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The Washington union., 1857-12-03

The banks of Canada and of the adjoining British prov
ncs did not suspend specie payments during the recent
crisis The directors of the banks met consulted and
solved not to suspend unless under rnn and in the
time to fortify themselves with gold from Europe
There run, and little demand for specie by bill
brokers' that only on the part of few brokers in
the States who collected and sent in bills for redemption
An importation Of sovcregns to the amount of fl50 900
far than counterbaanced this drain, and placed the
provincial banks out of danger They have, therefore,
continued to pay specie through the crisis and to main
tain confidence amid the panic ~ ~ 5.
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
vUyRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE

IL property Pennsyyana Nineteenth
ssee0n Tuesday afternoon january at O'Clock, the prem
Of November
No 60 foios 375 seQ
Washington county tho subscbcr will sell public auction
highest bidder following described property 0 "A IN
Beginning intersection Of street.
running thence weswsry The line
Of the which divides the
known ths yen Badnssp from the second house Of the said
commencing from the thereof thence nohwardy
along the Of the said dividing wall yard along
ne Of the stable said tho alley eastwsrd
along the line Of the said alley street.
along the line of said 10Th the Of beginning
improvements consisting Of excellent three story brick dwelling
house, with brick stables, ~. 8,,
Terms made known nj sale. 49, 1900, sjgsll ~
sH n .s,ts fss ~ q s5 WM. A. NIX, Trustee 3
fI stIs ~ .t4t 4s JAS. 9. MCGUIRE,
Dec Sd Auctonecr
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
NrEW JUVENILE BoOKs.--A Place for Every

NTEW JUVENILE BOOKS.--A Place for Every
Thing Every Thing its Place, by Alice Haven,
cousin Acc This the seventh volume OF the
series Of Books Alice, that have attained such
wide popularity with the little folks Of both sexes Also by the same
author
Danger, 75 cents sfagaasE agaaF
Nothing Nothing Have, So gents J lagaE
Gold that Gliters 7b cents. s afea
Waiting Loss, IS cents IA ..saegH Fgafsf-
Conentmen Wealth, SO cents rajr
Fail SO cents is4 ,sls ,.B y, F4 sra
Hoydays story book for the whole year, with Illus
trations, price 90 cents eaUE ef 4at T.syt5H # 1fl
George Ready or Others, Christmas story for
boys and girls price rs cents b ~ 5ua.s a.pt 81 .r
books that the parent safely put into the
child knowing that the moral win make him
and better r IA +. h EgEE tag yra" .@ertIsFt aHa4
Just received nd tor sale by y. ssg sage.G
u. W.. ..-,.....s ss' BLANCHARD Il MOIIUN,
Ia Penn. and llth street.
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
OFFICIAL.
DRfARrxEyr OF STATE,
lVashinotou Decemb$r q. 1A5'

..o.-. '4" -@"0. + ~ DRfARrxEM STATE '
s.a .a4g.. f' #sHa Washington, December O. 1857.
Information department
Chandler United consul Lnhana Of the death Of
Foand Of ship Gratitude" aud John Pcnas
ship Sarah Shea" the 18th July and 10th Of August
also, from William Crosby ESQ., United States consul at Taca
huano Manuel belonging ship on
Elizabeth of New ondon and Of James Riley boong
ship Sea Fox Of weort the 18th Of July and 1lh Of
September last. sHi stist asf aaf s4's4a 2t-s" '-.
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
BY J. c. McGUIRE, Auctioneor.


DOSEWoOD Piano-Fo Handsome Furniture,
u gitframe paintings, nxtues &e - public
Thursday morning. 0ociock, front the
shall scn by virtue
recorded Iiber A. s. No. 34, oos
handsome Of furniture and house
hold effects, comprising T u 3ea8as ee ,ta sF4sI
s-a Superior piano toe stool and cover tt@
walnut parlor furniture finished
gold brocatcle ,a5 Hs s.t .t,S.- ..-..
and TO match ''-' '- i'-
gilt frame mane and pier glasses '- '2s
Rich oval mirrors ta '" "". ~ a.
Ten handsome oil paintings
Twelve engravings i4 e. ga ~ q. as. a4'-'
superior gilt gas chandeliers and brackets
and side tables
Rush and other fancy chairs A f.1Et
Ten Brussels and threeply carpets rugs ,."b
window shades, cornce, fixtures @'',rf
Mahogany sidebosrd, extension tables M a y aat1
china dinner, and tsIF '''-'
silver plated coffee urn, walters, casors .s -t
Liquor stand, table cutlery 1890 .st@
cooking and fixtures n at' Nt7sh
elegant full marbctop
nnishedn various colors t-90 ftllE . ,
six rosewood walnut mahogany s i5
mahogany and walnut warirobes '
Eight hair and eight husk mattresses 4. +ass sE
Eight holsters and pillows
superior blankets, IL 80 s41s&
bedspreads, lot bed linen ssatEss
Marble and plain t f4~N
Painted wardrobes cottage bedseads M. N. s-s
and fixtures @a .t7,t 1l tt 3ttt
Eight toilet sets .t-t y " vwsgfst
Together with large Of Kitchen requisie a.
$40 and under credit Of thirty
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest.
'a@'@ s"''i'E Ti0s, j TrzIER.
......,,. ........s 80 JAS c. MCGUIRE
Nov 2o-d M q o.sJ "a Auctoneer,f
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

Thomas p shallcross esq, special mail agent arrest
ed on Friday last in Cincinnati young named Ed
ward de Steigar, route mail agent between Marietta
and Cincinnati Steigar is charged with robbing the
$1,000 On Saturday last, at the instance OF Mr.. s.,
young named Brough arrested in Butler coun-
y Ohio the charge of pilfeng draft for $500 from
the mails
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
Et-Presiideut Pierce h Nortalk.

NORFOLK, Dec. 2-Today ex-President Pierce visited
the vy-yard, the Pennsylvania, and the Powhatan
He was entertained the Pennsylvania by the officers of
the navy National salutes fired and last night
he was given grand serenade On Friday he will be
given public reception at the City Hall He is in fine
health, and Mrs Pierce's health is improving. The
weather here is charming o@ | ah
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

The Rev. Mr.. Hourigan, of Binghamton, N. Y. last
Sunday felt it his duty to publicly repmand one Michael
Qugy For this he assaulted by Qugly in the street.
kicked and threatened with pistol The assailant
arrested and held to bail in the Of $500 to answer
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

The Worcester County Shield says that on Thursday
night last named James Hughes who had been
adrunken froc with some companions at Gurdletree
HILL frozen to death, having laid down on the
ground In state Of intoxicati0n At Holloway store
In the same county, q man named Adkins was also
frozen to death, under similar circumstances, the
night e-, ~ ~ 49,, - - - ,ls.-st.T q.
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
A CARD.

MISS BROOKE informs members of Congress- and
ly others who placing their daughters school
Washington she additional boarding
pupils her establishment Buildings No l3s
tIsst7e aH's tGti a"ai q" .tl '.''
Circulars to be had the book q s t astai e
Dec 3-3awu @ Asa's Attt 'i. ftai 5aa ''.'ft 'a. %
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

During the Of navigation which has just closed
comprising l9s days. the number Of steamboat arrivals
St Paul was ,0a6l89 more than last year. notwith-
standing the shortncs Of the and the depression Of
business resulting from the financial panic In l847 the
total number Of arrivals was but forty seven, thus show
ing remarkable increase of trade. a7sHap
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

George Mcwhorter has just recovered $40, 600 DANA
ges against the city d Milwaukee for injuries sustained
oy falling from emhankment, which street gra
drs had left without any guard light TO passers
by Of their danger. Mr. New sustained severe ffac
tnre Of the thigh, which win lame him Tor life al s. ~
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FROM INDE-
PENDENCE, mo-, TO SANTA FE, N. M!

- AA4lN EtEA ~ NM ~ ENE-L A.Lsl
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FROM INDE-
PENDENCEs mo-, TO SANTA fE, N. M.liG
.asi ~ SEMI MONTHLY. n "a esta at.lf
CANTA1 FE TRADERS and those desirous Of
CROSSING the
signed Independence Ne IN
the
They comfortable for
well gaardsa running each from twenty 10
twenty Mexico wiz doaesss
expeditions and eomotsbie as wei a. The
cheapest mode Of crossing the plains. y i.t 49,
ast PARE THROUGH q a1i 2 ~ :, st.ra
lst lat y, -, slse
From May lst TO November lst 'A"
Provision arms by pro'reers
Packages and baggage will be transported when possible %
the Of 35 pound and 30 osa "
package viii he charged i than dollar and no
accountability packages scnt BY conductors not enf
ed oa the bn-4 az .sfsA stat ll Hif etasaiFA
will responsible ~oh
specially an bagssSs
a Of the hereta- ~ A ls a ft
the be paid 10 advance sai
ihed the OF her
No passenger frty of baggage add
necessary bedding r. D. Grcen sssta fp and
wepors Missouri, and mail ecadaetors
the line authorized 10 passengers aud receipt
for passage nonoy ,ittR tlabF sif - & -.
"a IlBari a tl.st ,aapf taA 8Eu - HOCKAnAf HALL
ispSrkspxscx No, June Oct 31--dlmiaweznost
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
Atempt to Raake Fugitive Slave.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2--There has been considerable ex-
ctement in Brooklyn respecting attempt to retake
fugitive slave for the purpose of returning him to Savan-
nah. ha6ods corpus issued, returnablc to-day, but
i'm the time the negro spirited away the
underground railroad. @a4s et a+ "a"@ E..@.
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

The Savannah Ga) Georgian learns that on the 10th
t ice of tho thickness Of half an inch was found at
Sscksonye, Florida, which II supposed would check
once the spread Of the yellow fever.
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
Later and Important from Yacatal.

New ORLEANS Dec. 2.-The Mexican schooner Edu-
ardo has arrived here She reports having spoke the
armed schooner Cornna, with three weeks later
from Yucatan Sisal had been bombarded and captured
by the revoutionsts Campcachy still held out, but
was hotly besieged by the government troops heavy
cannonadng heard from the town and the besegers
the whole OF the 18th ultimo until midnight.
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

Eight hundred ships are annually loaded in Quebec
with lumber The average value cf each cargo Is $500
making total of f640 900 t,v.
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

Az Paterson, New Jersey, about 200 men have been
day ~ N $50 '''o-7 ~ o--7 'o"'' ~
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

despatch from Albany says. " Mrs James NJ
french, daughter Of the late Judge vanderpoo and
sister n-law OF Hon John Van Buren, died here to-day "
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
p,lyERNoIs HOTEL,

DpvERNois' HOTEL, anLb
Passylsaaia Assas. bs@ss~ ssss~esaM aad EsAth ss'
tat wAsHIScroN, D c
This ss.AbAshen. nswy furnished arranged the mod
ern md improved principle, with private apartments
ior either ladies cr sensienen
ss-ras bar sayusa wah the ehaeesi Of and lqars
came other drhsacss 10 -ta tassh
Hoo and lunch ir0n s'eiock until a.
Nov 22-a ae85F tasiHe ~ 19ar te4
WE have to-day reduced twenty pieces choice
.ssss s iss rs .sss ss ss - sa .Ss
stock Of other select dress silks aud robes to
oar genera. family most ample IL
price only pain ngurss by the hra eonse
Our northern aud eastern Correspondent send supplies
daily. lttl tta. aa ~ ~ .5et
ARTICLES prices dealing be relied oa IN all
cases. stfa1a b1f .r.tasf lgLs --.- y.
t Central sores, I" west building,
Dec a-iO,dh aao'a sa.1 opposite Centre Market
ISLIGIBLE and wel-fiirnished apartments, sngly
L Or sa' for rent 's Fem assAas s,SssA Ss q % Ak Sd
Dec a-daw ID sa aa p7al- aa g q 9 ,l aar.l .Ls.I
DEDUCED SCALE The articles below namedare
M our sn,rs sosI sii. robes. mo.ssns cash
specially. 44, ~ - n n
s,ss ssis .. .s e II e 4. @ asn
New supplies from the North and East daily ~,
Articles prices dealing be relied IN all
t,-lii9
Elaa tit SFsI h1f Fasf ss' PERRY 4 RR0TfiER,
Sore building,
Dec 2-Iotdf opposite the Centre Market
ID ESIDENTS for the winter, strangers, and citi-
IN will OF fancy and staple dry goods complete
10 all departments 30 -a-SA3 Es1taslh 10 'a.st t- .
The vast amount of all rss annually passing through
our hands enables prices favorable to
the consumer 3 ID EaS1l 15 HEta tt.
One price only plain figures; hence purchaser
overchargsd. e. Q f& G1HsdfE aa ..a"a'+I " VIZ
Good articles low prices dealing relied ON IN all
Fat-r 81 slI.2a4gg..5 ,t asa PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central stores,p building,
Dec 2--lOtdn faqafss aFti opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
Steamboat Disasters, &c.

. ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The famous steamer Alleghany
for New Orleans struck yesterday afternoon snag
Quarantine island, and immediately sunk in seventeen
feet of water One man and child were drowned
The boat valued at $25 900 insured at Pittburg for
SIS, 900.
The steamer New Lucy burned on "Wednesday last
while lying ice bound ut De Witt the Missouri river
No lives lost The loss by the burning of the boat
amounted to $s 000 which there is insurance of
$l2, 900. s,sf sss .r.raar-t aasa4ig aa & 0,s 81.
HALIFAX, Dec, THE British barque Ontario, from
New York, for Newfoundland totally destroyed by
fire at Whitehead yesterday. ela W; y. rHa a.asa
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
Markets.

New YonK, Dec. Cotton is quiet sales unimport-
ant. Flour closed heavy at decline of 1000
bbls State 81 20 ~ rs Ohio, $5 20 a$5 65; south
ern, $5 20 $5 45. Wheat and closed with de-
clining tendency and prices nominal mixed corn
"a cents yellow, 80 cents white, 90 cents Pork has
declined--mess SIT so a SIS prime SIS so a $l6
Beef is lower Chicago repacked $l3 SIS so. Lard is
quiet at l0alI cents. Whskey is lower-Ohio, l22A
cents. Coffee is heavy--Ro, q 10 cents Sugar is
firm at 81 at cents for Muscovao Moasses is quiet ut
373 cents for Orleans, Rosin heavy ut 81 80 Spirits
turpentine Is firm at 43 cents Rice is dull Mt 81 81
cents. Er#atas 1868 s'41 a i4a a4"1} lts3 st1.sF
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
lGtsicdi.

New YORK, Dec 2.-The announcement of Carl For
mes second performance at the Academy of Music ha
caused another operatc furore here Every ticket
sold before III o'clock to-day. ' 1 N ta1
The Washington union., 1857-12-03


FIyO CONGRESsMEN who wish to form mess
the entire house No 391 street. south
Tho house thoroughly renovated
supplied furniture and has interior communication
WIN . ''' N"'''' - - MRS HENRY PARRY 70
Dec 1--d3wz saat sHtt .@a saa'tNa 393 C street
DEAL PARIS KID GLOVES, ALL CoLORs
IL quality, for ladies' and gentlemen.
shawls Of all modern sty
Is cartons the materials and designs
pieces plain and ribbed black beaver cloths for ladies' coaks
circulars, and basqucs. g5s DEm 5.s5I raa aH.faa.
Our correspondents send supplies
daily .ar1a
PERRY & BROTHER,
a@.." ' Central Stores, west building,
Nov 2S--IOtdf opposite the Centre Market
T1INE CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND yESTINGS.
id superior cloths cassmeres and veings now
complete. tA &aSE
Undershrts drawers cava hahose gloves suspcnders
umbrellas &c., In all qualities. aa' ~ st gsE a.fS.t
Genemens boys shaws all WOOL from So TO the finest
and most choice styles. .gaH , ~ .a" KS. .'. s..
One price only plain figures hence purchaser Is
overcharged. AM E& .# M #
supplies from the North and East daily # ~ -= "fta
We not opening new bils. ~
regard a viii make their bills
than they conveniently settle the lst OF
January -a
Good articles low prices dealing relied all
cases. Es.s asfa'l a7E PERRY BROTHER, 4t.
aCentral Stores " west building #
Nov /. Centre Market.
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

PATENTS -seventytwo patents were last week issued
from the United States Patent Office Tho usual variety
is presented. Improved cooking stoves, (the '.im
provenenE have been progressing fct half century,
and in this connexion may be appositey mentioned IAN
Improvement in machines for rolling dough, IAN i'm
provement In eggbeaters, IAN Improvement in sausage
machines mot in sanssges and in composition fuel
Leaving the gasronomic department and entering the
wash-room, there u "an improved clothes-wringer :"
The Washington union., 1857-12-03

Coop IDKA. are glad to see workmen employ
ed in sweeping up and carrying away the mud from the
CUTTERS of Pennsylvania With small expendi-
of labor the clouds of dust which SO annoying
in the spring, might be avoided. .ga5s..
The Washington union., 1857-12-03
Maxnincent Grain and stock Harn fsr sale

lsDKrKspxsc., Mo-, June %, 1851.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-03
eB ztdE BUSHELS prime Ear Cora. ree'a per railroad
eafNF&K hY rh12 z II COOK h GGN
40 flAsoNs AND CoNTisACToiss.

10 nASOSS An ID CONTRADICTORY.
VIZ goer1 os Trustees Pigeon Township, vaaierharx
County, lad are prepared to receive scaled proposals
up 70 S2.urday the 2iss OF March .or building
heVy Tor bridge Pigeon Greek the
ne o. Tsnka sset ching the corporation OF Lamas
co. me ort 70 be rock WORK the material sand
Ssne aud III seEin about 20 Perehes (25 euht ee;,
psrsS) monthly nGte3 will to work done.
ss.al on ths ssnrad OF ~hoh - eeat Will Re p.s 10
casa down Inc oaEi retaining 10 PER eent until the
p'eton OF the JOB Plans and lie
any inform re1urss Mr. Philip Kramer
Ian2i-tt
Al meeting OF the Ttustee, Of Pigeon Township held
TIE h d2y OF Nsreh u vas ordered that The time for
receving tor huildr
Pigeon OTees DO extended d the 18th ay April iSs7
rahIs-tI JAS. e.. HATCHgfr To snship Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-03
EVANSVILLE IND FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL s. 1857.

most abundant supply Of excellent coal deliv-
cred at their doors, during the whole of the
past inclement winter, at ten cents per BUSH
ell. Here, there is power of the cheapest
and best quality, enough for manufacturing to
any extent. 1t is fact so well known, that
need merely mention it, cheap power will
attract every other requisite for manuiactur-
ing. Everything else can be brought to it at
a cheaper rate than it can be transmitted.-
Our superior facilities for conveyance, COM
hined with tins abundant supply of coal,
think justifes the conclusion that no where
in our whole country, is there location bet
ter suited, to industrial pursuits Of this sort
than Evansville. The comparison OF Goa,
with water as a power, is greatly in favor Of
the former, even where the latter is as abun-
dant, as could be wished
(To BE coNTINUED.)
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-03
STEAMBOATS,.
GERM RIYER.PaCKET.

f ~
.FTr~ ~ STEAMER UNION. REGULAR Ey-
.fES@si,ss ANsvTLLE AND BOWLING GREEN
s,ssss PACKET The Srs steamer UNION
Capt RosEErs having besa just flashed with ell The latest
draas s r,y rexaiasy in the above trade for which
she was built exprrsy aud soeits Liberal share oil puse
patronage.
For freight or rass.gs apply en- board. maj
GREER KzvEEs PACE EFT.
fSseHS'@ TIE we'll known cad fast steamOoa. w.
ieszs.s-sssI A. kAVEs. Capt Taos. As;iBY has se,
1-z<s -A.1is continue make regular trips. The ac-
for passengers Of superior order Fer
1reiIht or psssa-e spoly on board. fe2i-Sm
REGULAa WABASH PACKET.
49, = THE light drsught steamer v. x. STE
s.ssssfts' yBSs0N. JONI McLASE: Master will
o.o. p NJ Isr. aI or paaaa spiy
FO., TEE WABASH.
REGULAR Evansville an. W,Sssh river
liS-,se=.-.sS' packet. steamer AIHANsAH THA-
-. (; - Weller, II. KING. Master; viii ply -
sszs.,,5 ass regular packet caring the season for
Freight or PASSAGE apply On board teI--.I
Foi WABASH RIVER.
THE fnc steamer RAINIER. PAnn,
t,=srsf Master will be here to morrow load Tor
s,--ss the abovo testination aud will regn.
--H>-s larly in the trade. Por freiyht or passage
apply on board srto fs2-2w JOHN S. MITCHELL.
WABASH nIyER PACKET.
llls-s.=.Sa siaC,liE;r. y. i. DrsoUcnEr. Mas.er.
-. = viii a SECULAR packet between Ev-
----l& ansyiiie and the diGercns points on tne
WItash river. during the entire season. fof ires OF
sEGULAn PACKET EOI. WABASH.
Pl%:S POWELL. PAUL +. sEMoSiS Master.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-03
ARRANGEMENT.

rHlHs ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
THAR friends AL patrons. the public Of Ev
sEsVis aEa vicinity. that. With Increased facilities for the
trans sPorta.ioa of
FREIGHT.
PACKAGES.
MONEY and
yALUkBLEs.
They solicit eoatinuancs OF former Espesia
care taken in the collection of
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-03


SJSDSEES.
ssALTPETRE. Epsom Salts. lphrr. Roll Birthstone.
~ Alan. Perry DIvis' Paa killer. Slle-4tus. Soda.
Almonds Brazil Nuts BeScOrds reel aud dozen hemp and
niliA Baskin- phsr Crss TareT. Cigars all Kinds
Coppsras. Gloves Cinnamon Essence OF Coffee. Glass iks
Jars Lanterns srouBi and .reseryei Hsrrs
Codash Maskegsl Indigo Lcgwood extract snd ehipred
cstArd. Mstches Mercantile Writing finid Sasners.
Lohters Oysters Paper latter Fools cap aud wrappag
Percussion Csps Powder Pepper ssnee Pe?pa-. Spice
Stone Pipes, Ptsh Tar. Rosn Table Salt. salSaa. Ex
Sarsanaria Stone Soap bar and fancy
dincs Sua spirits TuFpentine. Tobacco assorted Irvine,
Teas Tar. Vinegar. &C., Gc.. &C.. for sale Low ty
). Z. GILBERT X CO..
janj-.f sycamore street.
and EED COMFORTS.
"A J. CoLBURE Il CO.. manuiscturs AVID keep
A SANITY hand all sges and kinds. which they
good article aad at Low prices be oh
tain ed elsewhere.
lIoss Mattresses,
LEair do,
Cotton EIattraSscs,
Spring do,
Shuck do.
Jenny Eind HlattrasseS,
Bed Comforts aud Pillows ell sisss and qualities Nee
ehan.s particularly requested 10 call aad before
esevhs-s Any OF the above naee 70 order and
warranted good, A.. COLBUKN & CO.,
fcIT Water -. srt door to Canal Ea1k.
SpfA BALES fresh oakr sale cheap close eonsiEn
p x u.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-03
RAILROADS, &C.
EeoNE EVANSVILLE TO NEW YoEE
TN4l HOURS, VIA
& CRAWFORDSVILLE z
yy.N-E.s ARRANGE r,yC

S aud a.ter Sion aa- Dee It 1855 until further notice.
~ TIE rs.i F.s-~--r- Train will leave E,a-.Viia.
i:l9 q. -. asFiiinEst siueeune, At 400 r. In txe to
easrsss With ths kveaiEg ain the oho AID Nlagispp
Railroad Sc Ce,trai Illinois sl-.t-
p. NJ. Irdans polls 1905 A. NJ. making drec
onnectcrs for CinsiaHsi Colunbus Ciege.nd Phaie!
phia New York aud Baltimore.
Haue at $50 p Nj Gfter the ar
rival OF .rsi from apo,sarrives at Evansville
500 p, II.
Parrsngsrsiy tis Train from Sc Louis
Ii cri Lsg;.yils day. Baggage checked 1t IaiAa1
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-03

1851. SPRING GOODS. 1851.
Largo Arrival of Fresh Stock for Spring.
yNyY., lsits and Iook s,loniid Eoeds
Nc We dsterupea this SPriry to take he lead IN
ssa- ESo.s ena SEaes 'o~ prices All good Goods will do
Il. Juss call in snc let show We have then
certain. aud ts worth your while to crop in aud the
es. fashioas. Ehis IcREA Z: WELLS.
AEiES GilTSisS-A large assortment at all prices
y Z ron the n anu facturers dirsct.
rnhIs McREA WELLS.
gpLACK AND B2oNzx TOILET sLyPs.-Thess
p eeaGsies ayaia h@as. ard supply yourself
foEs they they go Also few dozen vsesht morning Sps
1t EkiS AcG3A 4 WELLS First street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-03

GDfA BALES fresh Oakra fer sale cheap 70 close eonsi
aS~y mens Sees p. q. O'RILEy & CO
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-04-03
GUEEH RIVER PACK ET.
REGULAEs WABASH PACKET.
ron THg WABASH.

. fr-so a REGULAR Evansville ana wsbesh river
| is-,s--=--st,s packet, steamer ARK HANsAH TIA
49, = i-i VEi.tS. II. KING. Master; will ply ss =
regular packet daring the season. For
.eir n, or p.Ssa-e appiy IN board. fel1-tt
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FARES:

Daily Froigh. Trains leave Evaasvile sai Terro-Eute
20 4. ~. which local passengers win he taken.
E- var Information hrOngh Tickets apYIy a. the
transportation Ofee head of locust Ev
ansviIie. GseIS j. j. DANIELS. Sup't.
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.ylCOE. SCKEUIsEY.

FAIN street. between First an Second, havsS equal
IVA Eossa9sfior. sdvaltagss OF purchasing. Offers
of the arrrst ani best seeed stocks Of
Cssrs Saud. CGs~ins ana s0kns f0hsceo which As
Ind will ssN ioE terms o-Is ia the city.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
EDEREO =t the owners ofiots OF lets on the
~ Wsstsi9o of Third 3) street. hstwsSe Vain and Syet-
streets the cutters along sai lots 20 be paved
with good s.re rock least four in width aud
inches in depth ineasive aiso Of good cubrS said
paving TO 20 completed before the Lee day of 1884,
aud dsag thereof the Street Csmrisioner Ia Instructed
per0rn said work. and the aud expenses arising
VIII be assessed collected sale said
lot DueA thereof as Ei sstisfy said lien costs.
Bg order OF Council. WELL II. WALKER. Cicrf.
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ADAMS, EMPRESS COMPANY.

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DRAFTS.

DRAFTS.
NOTES.
And the transportation OF small valuable packages
All wishing avail themselves OF the facilities Of
the Express obtain dssred information in REFER
the and details OF the business st oce
First street betwesa MAia azd Locust opposite tse Pos
0Iaee. deels @. Il. FISH. Agent.