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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
" Company, New York. April z l867.-Nouce IL hereby
given Directors Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany the capital stock OF the compa
fifty thousand shares which shares will be
allotted holders Of the present stock at the closing OF The
books the 10Th of June next and to such as may
stockholders the conversion OF optional rights when
N share of new stock two shares of old stock.
The transfer books will be closed on the 2h pay OF June
ne1t and open on the LIST Of day of July next
The holders the stock required 10
third Of the number OF shores TO which they may be entitled
the LIST kay Of July 1851 and pay nstamen o. $40
per share thereon Optional rights for the remaing ohrs
will be ssued-one half convertible into the stock of the
pany before the day of February 1885, and the
nainder on or before The ls Of July instruments -
then been called The stock TO be paid
10 the company at the time OF conversion.
Those persons who shall stockholders by the
the present optional rights into stock before
the ID day of January 1885, and after the first day Of July
next will be required TO receive and for third Of the
stock which they be entitled, at the time OF such
Optional rights for the remaining thirds Of
the stock which they be entitled will be issued 70
hem Of the those issued to parties who shall
appear stockholders the closing OF the books the 18th
of June next.
Parties converting optional rights will be required TO pay TO
the all accrued interest the instruments from the
time that interest shall have been paid the nsalmen 70
the holders OF the present shares.
All stock which applied before the 10Th day Of July
and the nstamen paid thereon will be forfeited 10 the
company together with all rights which attach thereto.
The directors resolved extend time for the
Of the existing optional rights which by their terms
expire on the st OF January 1885, so as to include the "a day
of January, 1853
Information pertaining Of Oh
tanned by inquring at the Office of the company.
Interest will be paid, usual the stock of The com
pany the LIST of July next
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
j. N. PERKINS, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

EROCERY AT AUCTION.-JOSEPHp ". HAvENS WILL,
" sen Wednesday April 81 10 O'Clock, the of
The store II, Grand street. between Fifth and sixth
streets, Brooklyn, T. D., consisting Of coees,
spices butter cheese lard candles molsses oil and oil
-four, meal liquors, dc general assortment
81 groceries, scales, weighs and measures &c
Ssle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
A C. FUTILE, AuCTIoNEER,



Asgnees sale Of lumber horse and harness, tic
A. c. FUTILE will sell Thursday postponed from Mon
day. 10 ococ at the yard, corner of Hammond and West
streets all The remaining stock o. lumber yard and Office
ard harness. lately the property Wm
" CHAS. j. FOX Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

DOfIs ~, AT suiT1oy.-w q xrItvIts WILL
- n ds day and ever day III. roses rrspe Vines
a.ahss verfNnss petnlss d.setr.s car,,.
~r- b., fr-s1 variety AZ. % tue oses y ueasg
A. k.s 49, fssz, 70. JotN fcee~ - bUt o ehpk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

RcssuI ". wrsrCoyr. AUCTfoEEFR,-wEsrCorr
III ftN pSIxy snsssiers onces No Hickman street.
ssSs f1.-Ae ank, aud s6 West fovteenh x<ect corner
hh the Merchants ExchanGs. Thursday,
&C ~ ~ 2ocncS he fooulng suahie prOpeyt-Iwen'
80 sre-ko W West Twentieth north side, besween
rrNshh md hghh the three brck house
80 is - 'ory tsus tonse rear q lot with alley 70
-, - 11,~i t.oet se~efed Wuhamsbnrg-No. q tD1h
steod street south twenty eve feet from second street.
49, sl sIe house about 1as0 LOT gsy7s the ferry.
- 49, e lnnl rfsdeuce 81 Mr. Rubenson Long
ivR sooi tour sere- u In hleh state vi caivs.
to DHrtet NNlsN ~ ffish end ssher trees noverS kc
ssori house snd Clubhouse wal coat m m around ie
Fase 30 parb,vsrs ase oaIces of de .,o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
IIEkRY D. LEEDS. AucTtoNFER. -HRyRY u LEEDS

III 90. Viii sell by "Wednesday April y Al
bp1g OcOck at the residence No Jane street between
Eighth and Hudson Stree. hos dome household fn-
tre. nearly aId In perfect Ter consisting Of finely
carved solid rosewood parlo uuuFa A4cloih do
snd sdo tables with tnarbc do ~rres pier glasses,
large Ind E francs, Cfrucns edo window
taifs Harhr and brazc clock and id 10. candle
shfss chandeliers, In ssels paE b. modern
Burcpssn srss A., two Co.,, oo pa utings by ~.
fcnsrs. mahogany b-deads bN N.-Isat g. and ob.r
berocul furniture. Insa ~ Nat .ft.s sd Cornices.
bed.nbsgNs beater; uiei ,is; dsr furniture
hog set. rlsks klehrn ffui-
fure. wit ich the "a -i ls has al
beeD mad order VISA. 0'nuauts it-.f
asu ussl purchaser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

PYE.& II. sCHENCK-oN THURSDAY, I'D INSTANT
ID al O'Clock their salesrootn No % Nassau street.
perfectly kind sound and gentle iree,nd Wish driver
double and single harness. and superior acon sold
the swper /. going West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

y. 5. ". .s1n rsg 1g Ss
si''' 80 ''':ss: sSss si :sss .: A'''
EoR LIyERrooIe.EN LlNE.-rHE cxLn-
Ss s Sss;S f sssn s i
S!s;: ssis; ::ssss Sa T. -.
eTXR o% PIER No Ss cSas r s.s sC. .
ss1 ss New ~
Ss sa , s.:S ~:
H ss sa, % or % al
'0 spsss SEs1.4sd S osscn snd Ss
Letters for England Europe prepaid u cents each hsl
T a S :: :
Bowling 1Sssss New Apply N"
CrEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND eIAseow-Kp-
INByRS as no tons William ls Cummn co% mn kHw
$50 tons John Duncan commander The Glasgow and New
e Glasgow
New York Saturday; June 9, At y O'Clock, noon.
snSus 1 ssas at noo%
Fist class s5 third class found with cooked provisss
epFss to
New York city bills gold only received for passage
EvOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRR-rHE UNITED
States mail steamer FULTON, J. A. woten, coa.na.Ae.
win leave for Havre touching at southampton land tts
mails and Saturday, May at II ocsck fw
pier No. 81 North river, foot Of Beach street.
- PRICE
First cabin $50 Second cabin
This ship has five water tight Compartments ENCLOSING
engines 30 that In The eventof collision srsndhg the
gage wanted during the voyage should be bos2
the before sailing marked Below" freight
sage apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent
IS Broadway
N BThe steamer Arago viii succeed the Futon and saa
May 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

TINE VICTORIA INFLATED sKIRT.-THE INFLATED
skirt consists OF three tubes, inflated without the
effort and enlarged diminished option OF the
These tubes be affixed 10 qualify of
from the cheapest fabrics the richest sauns
This simple but admirable Invention has completely
seeded every rival article In use Infinitely superior
steel hoop In elasticity whaebone In durability,
gutia percha In phancy possesses Other merits exclusively
Tia Whilst inparts that light and buoyancy 10
indis pensable the graceful effect feminine apparel
avoids that still angular and artificial appearance which
confessedy OF the chief drawbacks all that
hitherto invented OF this description OF article. In word
impossible " pronounce higher pnnegyrc on the inflated
skirt adduce proof Of It's Unreasonable
riory all others in use than say that
she adopted Immediately and made known TO the inventor
In unqualified terms her complete satisfaction the novelty
simplicity buoyancy aud pancy inflated skirt which
benceiorh Her Majesty pleased say should
permanent and invaluable addition wardrobe This
and original article has not yet been introduced 70 the
public of the United States the
the manufacturer, the numberless
agents complied with the Victoria skirt will be
open demand when superaye advan-
all competing articles viii undergo the test OF
triumphant comparison Orders and applcaion. be
forwarded Panieencon FASHIONS No so broadway
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

A UCTIoN NoTICE.-oAKLEy 4 WRIGHT WILL SELL
"A at auction. on Wednesday, April y at O'Clock A. NJ
Ne l06 Fulton Brooklyn household and kitchen
nsure Brussels and ingram carpets sofa dyan bedeads
cessng bureaus washstsnds crocker kitchen utensils AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.-PACKEr OF MAY
"A The elegant clipper ship GOLDEN HORN, 1n1
tons capacity ox commander superbly paapeGV
with most excellent arrangements for the sccomodaaSoS :,
families, being nearly loaded, win be despatched
shove and be the first ship TO sail The beautiful eIre
clipper ship SEA NYMPH win succeed, and sail In Jr
Intending emgrans win do well to make early appnnAasn
GoODEvE ARKEII a ELLIOT. los Pearl street
A UsTRAIIA INDEPENDENT LINE-PAsskaR -
A., sydney direct The clipper ship YANKEE RANoE
HORN for Melbourne May B. For passage having rplene
recommendations apply 70 GOODBYE, ARkkI.L 4 KfLfO
los Pearl street
L,oR HAVANA AND MOBILE
II The United States mail steamship QUAKER CITY
- X. W. Shufeldt commander,
VIII leave Tor The above Thursday, May T. omb
pier North river, foot of Spring street clock nod
Freight for New Orleans taken and forwarded from nobI
free Of commission.
Company's bits Of adng be procured at the Of
agents; none others signed
Packages received until IO. o'cloch and blis
lading signed up 10 the hour uf sailing.
for freight or passage apply to
POST, SMITH co arenis
- rs South stresA
n B-This steamer viii commence receiving frssN .
Friday. lr inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
pCs-,lL " wtscuTT. AUCTI0NEER. WILL SELL.

D'N-tIL " WtSCuTT AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL.
~ fr NsstrdgV. Apr n AZ 10z o'clock, the rich
irtd g. irsh.s house No l52 West Twenty first
'efoei. fss ueII~ seventh embracing
.ae.crpib ~ real magnificent parlor. library dining
snd Chants urt o. with large Quantity Af rich silver.
The sale Abe whole sbSolute AID perepar<
ssanE IN dining where the sale al lea,
fprcfy 81 sleEsnt Ans
with cOfnplse variety OF China aahle 10 ,e dnag
SOLID salrer dining and fult bs.
easter cole keitl- pitchers spoons Lnrx pad
AMI silver knives geies Ac. rich crystal and ruby cri
ca-s ivory cutlery ndd dining table sS
sur. mmsdaVy after vhch The parior furniture vii 10
ovid consisting par splendid carved octave rysssoot
p.anofoe. with sKaboszaf and French
sa;e mrors nsntel DO double soN
furniture .esfss,
~s'n; fall eu eod Ts~ewoOd pieces covered in
and s2n- IN alp both which
~ fst and perfect oser French losBges brooae
Tnrk 81 reception chairs IN tapestry and satin full marble
sop etegeres, solid rosewood with French mirror rous
ssr,s Freu eecreiar, rare top centre pier and snfs ~
nies with flames brocsde aud rich Lee
.trts gold bordered shades superb seerszssV
probably IN beautiful collection costly
Dreen china sfd unique paIior
.-vtf orred s1con hsongb ibis medium Of hres
sptendf aSd ornniu chsnelers, viii The entire
china valuable paintings. sstuary &c; library
ud ohsHsr furniAre, superb osved rosewood dressing
ireAus marble i vsshssAds oozntDodes cheve gasses
large prsrch mattresses orsl irors al suit rosewood
o. e. gsk eis eotafe chairs velvet nd tapestry carpets
ter bedding. elegant marble hall ftsnd Oh cloth, &C,
Wit Lssr niy ~ mahogany and ost furniture NOT here
win be positive, rain Llne Goods 70 be
sen-Jved eisiey, for which purpose Responsive men
- " 10 n abundance Catalogue q b-use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

A UCTION NOTICE.
"A SAMUEL OSGO0D CO, Auctioneers,
Store 81 Nassau street wi sell the house 4 Elm street
Wednesday al los O'Clock A. M the whole of the
household funture comprising parlor dining chamber
and kitchen furniture 8c Terms, cash In bankabe money
cnv. Deposits frsm ali purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

L,oR HAVANA AND NEW oRI.EANs-ylyE uNIrRl
~ states mall steamer BLACK WARRIOR, Captain =.
smith viii commence receiving freight Thursday Apd
~ and SAL for he above ports on Monday, April n,
No bills Of lading signed sfter steamer calls.
LIVINGSTON, CR0CHKR0N q co.
HPark piace-
E'OR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UvITED STATES
L NAL ne,-Ise Steamer tLoRfDA, Captain I.asc Grow
per No North river Bls Of ising signed poasd' Eos
freight or passage apply 70 L. MITCHELL. Is BroadvsI
Through tickets from New York Jachsonve Hsl DO PM
ka, S3 steamers for FLORIDA Savannah Win III
steamers from Newfork on Tuesdays and saiuruAys
E,oR NORFOLK AND PETERsBURe-TfK UNfYIb
H., States mah steamship ROANOKE, Capt rhca Hkinnss
VII leave Tor the above places Wednesday lnatant
~ O'clock M from pier u Norh rvrr he wfii Srrve
Norfolk the Afternoon Pesarsburr The fplywtnr MN
ing Passengers for the South viii proceed direy on by -
great Noutcrn mail line 20 Charleston, alvnlah
&c Those for Richmond viii arrive their desnsies eariy
Friday morning Travellers viii and his ehespe1
rlensanies and most expeditions Pasaasp snd eax
with stateroom, N Norfolk o. Petersburg Rkroud
Applv 70 LUDLAM PIfAsANrS No n BruaAvav
(yONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP CITY OF WASH .
~ ing,on from Liverpool requested pass tier On.
tries without delay the shp will d,s~hars,ng her
cargo IN Friday. April a. at 10 O'Clock at pier ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

CTrIM To ITvHr pco,
- ship CITY OF WASHINGTON win saii from Nev VA
on ThWsdsy he 3oh Of April Cabin psssase S1E tSi,c
oAeo, ID Fer pAaoASe nom Liver1s,ol ann ~
SABEL CORfES TX 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

CAFT. HARRIS, NEW ARK Ray GROvE-THF PA.
" vcn now open for The reception vi pleasure travellers
Boarders will be received rn the ls IL June This splendid
four miles south o Jersey City on the banks OF
Newark bay, the beach o winch unequaled bathing
and the bay - celebrated for fishing and Clustering The
boarding aud suatng departments ~ the Pavilion viii be
a responsible party.
Capt HARRIS, Owner and Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

DIANoFoRTEs AND GoLrCoNs
GREAT BARGAINS.
The Subscribers being Determined close their entire
stock of splendid instruments May
paratory 10 dissolution of partnership, offer induce
70 buyers they wiz sell al great reduction ID
prices Those about purchasing pianos meodeons
well 10 call before buying elsewhere.
No sos Broadway. next ST. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
NEW YozK HERALD. WEDNESDAY,, APRIL a. 1857
FINANCIAL.


Il YER CFNT CITY IOANs.-oN AND Ay'fER wHDHEs-
day, 18Th instant temporary oans wiN by he
ysaaon Of he city Of New York IN Of uan
go ~ which bonds WIN be Issued bearing interest
= - Of cent anns and payable IN ffo
A. G. FLAG0 Oonp1oper.
FuAScs DDAnsxxxx, CoxysRosIaas OSyic. INV Y0sA,
Apsl "a MI.
M7 CEn MORTGAGE FOR SALE, ON AMPLE
Wl.OeV. securiy-Countxy property.-A liberal d.
win be made bears cent and property In s
State. BIGGS S0UTHWICK, % Nassau street.
NJHw YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY
April 20 lSo7-A quarterly dividend Of four ~ per cent
has declared payable and after the LIST day Of May
The transfer books will be closed until the day OF pay
mept II. w. MASON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

OOOsDoZEN CANS FREsH PEACHEs-FoR SALE BY
LUU J. McCOIIICK a co, 20 Washington street
DRuSHES-J. X HOPPEI HAS REMOVED HIS
ID brush factory TO 30 Pearl street. Franklin Har
pors Building brushes Of every description al the lowest
factory prices. Machine brushes made u order.
JOHN X HOPPM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

n Carrying the United States mails.
Sailing regularly on the day advertised
The noble A l clipper ship
RAMBLER,
100 tons capacity, Lothrup MASTER
IL now receiving Tor Melbourne teelong Hal
Town. Mt pier No East River Being positively ezra 80
hreeourhs full is guaranteed the first ship The RaIsb
for model strength and sailing qualities Tar superior = ~
ship now on the berth Passengers and shippers
auested to examine e ship and Insurance reports beis
CONTINENT, Gibbs commander.
Will succeed the Rambler.
For freight or passage, having elegant Accommodate n
r. W. CAMERON No. 6 Bowling oyeer
Sight bills for SALE and cash advances made ON oousi.
mens -
Consrnees In Australia Wilkinson Bros AOn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

the remainder OF Lisceepy Interesting aud
history, PORTERS SPIRIT or THE TINES of this week
Take note that PosrTH's Spirit, In addition 20 It's
being the only chronicle OF National sports has
ki0gyleged lead IN original literature. and i peculiarly
ada ted be welcome visitor the family circle
Price scents per copy. Is year Office Appeions Build
iIg. rs Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

nENTIsTRy.-DR, H. a. DURKrr, CANAL srnrRr
near vsrich old No ia new 80 invites attention. %
the 9ev and baynen benunbaG Agent tpo 6ees1sl ~
pas auG ~ pAnl pno0 De6avpAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
MUSICAL AND DANCING.

Ok PIANoFORTES, NEW AND SECOND HAND, AND
~ two melodeOns for sale LETT the cheapest In New
York Prices from $50 up $40; 81 s.
81 month Apply at Prof. DUMSDAY, rs Grand
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-02
EDITORIAL BREvITIES.

IL The protracted meetings in the Meth
dist Church at Winchester. Va, have result
cd in the conversion OF 166 persons.
w- The New York banks, notwithstand-
ing their suspensions made a further reduc-
ton of their loans last week of 81 ,625, S0S,
and also reduced their circulation 81 200, 7o2.
An increase of deposits shows some restora
ton of confidence.
~ 1t is said tina. in Kansas married
lady can hardly keep a servant more than a
month or two, before there is an announce
ment that wedding is to como of, and that
her ''hclp" is to be the bride.
~ A. G. Patrick, John Hanna and Ste
phen Cooper, all from Greencastle, in this
State, have been elected to the Legislature of
Kansas.
THE BANK SUSPENSION IN Missouri is I'M
der discussion before the Legislature of that
state and it is more than probable the
Democrat says-the suspension will not be
legalized. The opposition is gaining
strength.
~ Major Heiss' paper the "Statesn
which was commenced in Washington in
April last, has succeeded so well, it is to be
enlarged.
s4y The annual imports into this coun-
try Of cotton and wooden manufactures are
about fifty millions of dollars; of iron and
hardware about twenty-five millions ; and
fsilk about twenty-five millions.-total one
hundred millions.
" Nicaragua has had eight Presidents
during the last eight years.
6y- A Convention of Northern disnnion-
lists met In Cleveland on Wednesday. OF
course the whole affair was n great farce.
t. The first railroad irou manufactured
in Indiana was rolled at the mill of Mr.
Douglas in indianapolis on Thursday last.
~ Quite an excitement was recently cre-
ated in London, Ohio, by the arrival of
negro man with pretty white girl who hat
eloped with him. Some gentle hints wer,
given about ''rails'' star and feathers" &c.
and the darby absquatulated.
~ A terrible fight occurred on tn,
packet Superior during her trip from Lou
isville to Cincinnati on Wednesday.
crowd of ecalboatmen got drunk, and afte
the boat started, they "pitched into" on
another. Knives and clubs were freely us
ed, and the Waterman of the boat wa
Sreadfully cut with q Ratchet.
~ Destructive freshets have occurred il
New York causing great damage to bridges
mills, DC. Stores and other buildings hav
been carried away, one of them containin
$4,000 bushels of oats. The loss to Cham
plain Village alone exceeds $50, 1000.
say- In a street fight in Madison on Tues
day between two colored gemmen and thei
ladies, one of the combatants was Stable
with knife, and one of the ladies had he
pepper Knocked out.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-02

FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND NISETY-FIvl
PRIZES
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-02

81 The Done arrived on Sunday morn
Ing from Cairo, having made fair trim m
and down. She runs regularly to Cairo, and
there re-shiPs her freight and passengers.
Passengers bound South will find a SAVING
in the cost of passage to go on the Done to
Cairo, and there take berth on the large St
Louis boats, which are not so crowded a,
this season rs the Ohio boats, and their fare
is less than on tho Louisville boats. A
friend writes us that he saved $40 in the
charges for passage, with great increase o.
comfort and pleasure.
~ The steamer Checseman, from Gin
cinnati for st. Louis. pas ont here on Satur-
day night abont seventy FIVE tons of freight
and two elephants; tha latter for Spaldinp
a. Rogers Circus.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-02
Financial.
New YORK, Oct 3l-PM

INV ORk, OCT 3I-P
Money quiet, but cheerful. The stronger
banks are gradually extending their discounts
and the weaker ones are preparing to follow.
There has been considerable additions made
during the week. to the specie aggregate
Rates in the street are easier. Specie dull OF
sale at l per cent. premium. Foreign Ex-
change firm; small sales at 711{@S per cent.
Business at the closing hours posted up So
2S7 900 exchanges and Ssse 900 balances. The
aggregate sales for the week ut the Stock
Board is upwards of IS 200, 900 of which So
oo0, 900 were for cash; prices were irregular
at the first Board, but chiefly higher. There
was further advance at the I'd Board with
large sales.
Messrs. Winslow, Lanier & Co. resumed
payment in full on to-day, and viii con-
tinue business as formerly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-02

no sales. Nothing dong in hogs, There
are buyers at S. net, but holders seem unwil-
ling to accept that price, prefering to wait
further developments. There are several Eu-
ropean packers here, but they are not buying
vet A moderate business will be done in
Bacon for the Liverpool market, but at low
prices. Ne hogs are arriving yet of conss-
quence. One house is packing ! 900 slop fat
tened on account Of the owner. The money
market is unchanged; the feeling is better
Exchange on New York is hardly sc firm; the
supply is better.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-02
COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

10y virtue Of decree of the Court Of Common
Mp Pleas 0f Vanderburgh County, rendered at its
last September term, in suit for partition between
Others defendants, will on Wednesday, the lih day
Of November next sell The door Of the court House,
in Evansville, Lots Nos. 20 n and - Block No rs,
in that part Of the city ofEvansvlle heretofore known
the 9Th Enlargement adjoining said city. The La
provements large two story Brick Building con-
tanning two tenements with seven rooms each-veTy
suitable for dwelling houses for hotel or boarding
house purposes; and could With small expenditure
he converted into stores. There il also on the prem.
ises small frame dwelling. The above property Is
situated the heaa of High street, opposite the resi-
dence OF John Hodson.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months. the purchaser giving notes with approved Sc
curly, bearing interest from date a.d waving viua-
ton laws. TII0S. Il. GARYIN,
Octl2-ts Commissioner.