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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

OF The river is slowly rising, with plenty
of water for the largest boats. The weather
yesterday was cold and windy.
OF The Eaves came down yesterday. She
will be here hereafter on Sunday and Thurs
day Of each week.
OF We are indebted to Mr.. Landrum,
clerk Of the II. ID. Newcomb, for New Orleans
papers Of the 10th.
ANOTHER NEW rAcKET.--Capt. E. T. Stur-
igeon, Of the Empress, will return from Cairo
to contract for new boat for the Louisville
and New Orleans trade. He designs having a
boat similar to the feet packet II. d. New
comb, but to be about 25 feet longer. She is
to be about 265 feet in length with one foot
more floor than the Newcomb, with a model
for speed and capacity combined.
VI The officers of the Woodsord report
but slight hopes for the A. L. Shotwell, sunk
above Memphis The boil boat could do no.
thing with her; and as the river was rising,
they had gone to work to take the cabin to
pieces.
Capt. Elliott had returned to Memphis
from New Orlctns, where he went to try to
purchase or charter another boat.
SoLD.-The Washington City has been
bought by Capt. P. Devinney, Of the defunc,
Grace Darling. for $4,000. Capt. Devinncy
will try her in the Missouri river trade.
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THE LATE FIRE IN BALTIMORE
THIRTEEN LIVES LOST.

BALTIMORE, April l5.-Seven bodies have
been found in the ruins Of the cigar store Of
Handy and Bauser, one Of the stores consunr-
ed in the great fire last night. The bodies
were not recognized until this afternoon
Three men in the ruins discovered scarcely
recognizable. Most Of those lost were ap-
prentice boys. The following is nearly a
complete list of insurance. Tota; loss estima.
ted at S45S,0OO. Insurance S260.Q00.
One Of the men, injured by falling walls
died last night, making eight lives lost so far
Eight more still missing
ONE DAY LATER.
BALTIMORE. April 16.-The search among
the ruins of the great fire still going on. Five
bodies taken out this morning still
missing-and makes thirteen deaths in all Sc
far
A large mass Of persons are thronging tc
the scene of disaster. watching the Search
The remains Of Buckley have not yet beer
found. lie is known to have heen in one o
the buildings when the walls fell.
NIGHT DIspATCH.-Six bodies recovered
from the ruins today. Another one Of those
injured died this afternoon, making tota
deaths so far as fifteen. Remains Of Buckley
a member Of the Independent Fire Co recov
cred this afternoon. The search is still goin.
On
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON. April 16.-Major Heiss' new
paper, 1.-The States" appeared this afternoon.
The southern mail brings New Orleans pa
pers to the 10Th. They contain no news Of
importance.
No mails south Of Savannah.
The Roman Catholic Institute. in Henry
county, Virginia, was burned yesterday.
The U. 5. vessels Independence. John
Adams and Decatur are to proceed to the Pa
cific side Of the Isthmus
A tribe of Indians paid their formal respects
to the President this morning. He expressed
his warm interest in the red men.
The amount Of lands granted Minnesota
under the new act Of Congress. for railroad
purposes, is estimated at 4, 4l60OO acres.
There has been a change Of programme in
the Nebraska appointments FOR which there
are over 100 applicants. They are officially
promulgated as folows-Gov. Y. Dixon, of
Tenn, Register Land Office and Chas B.
Smith, of Minnesota, Receiver of public
moneys for Nemahah Land District; And'w
Hopkins, Of Penn, Register, and Edward
Disland, Of Ala. Receiver Of the South Platte
District; John Patrick, Of Nebraska Register,
and John C. Kirk, of Nebraska Recei, err,
Dacotah District.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, April l6, NJ Flour firm, with
an improved demand, sales of 400 bbls at
S5,l0@5,l2 for fair to choice superfne Re-
ceipts light. Whisky advanced to 22c, with
an active demand. Provisions frmer. Bacon
and bulk sides held higher, sales of 160 hhds.
lie for sides, SO for shoulders, by short time
and shoulders packed in light hhds. Butter
'25@27 and very scarce.
CINCINNATI, April l6, P. M.-Butter de-
mand firm. Flour prices about 10c per Dbl
higher, sales Of 1900 bbls at S5,10@5,25 for
good choice supertine. Receipts light. Corn
dull and offered freely at 55c. Receipts large
Whisky advanced to 22c with active demand.
Better feeling in provisions, several orders
from the East in market for bacon and bulk
meats, which tend sitter feeling to holders
and purchases could not have been made on
easy terms by Is to a as they could have
been yesterday. Since change heard Of sales
Of 10000 his bulk meat at o. for sides and
|734 for shoulders, including packages for lat
ter. Mess pork wanted at S2l 80, but is held
firmly at S22. Bulk sides held at 90. Ia.
con sides at l0114, and shoulders at go. Gro
ceres unchanged.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New York, April l6, M.-Flcur firm; sales
Of 900 bbls. Wheat quiet; sales Of 5000
bush. Corn heavy; sales Of 1000 bush.-
White and Mixed declined 1c. Mess Pork
advanced TO S23. Provisions steady. Whis-
ky advanced = C. Stocks lower.
NEw York. April 16. P. M.--Flour steady;
1.15O bbls sold. Sales OF State at $500
5 So; Ohio So 40. Wheat firm; 1000 bush
sold. Prices unchanged; White 81 81. Corn
unsettled; $4,000 bush sold; Mixed 70@7lc,
Provisions steady. Chicago Beef unchanged
at Sl6@16 p. Bacon firm. Butter stead
Whisky firm at CSC. Linseed Oil advaD 81
lc: sales at 81. Lard Oil firm. Lead iiet
at IA. Iron firm at S35@37 for Pig To
bacco firm at Sl5@l7. Coffee advar.sei q
Sugar advanced 1s. Rice advanced 20 sales
at Az @5lS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

OF The Circuit Court is still in session.
Juls, d ,ker is the pro ten.pore incumbent of
tho bench. Nothing Of importance has yet
transpired, md the docket presents but little
OF interest.
His Honor. is at present engaged in clear
ing up the State docket On Wednesday the
case Of State VS. Jno. Kemloe, for grand lar
ceny, was tried, and the jury after being out
= but about five or ten minutes. brought in a
verdict Of not guilty.
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BORT of Gulnsplllc.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

DIAMOND ftom Louisville to Evansville,
D.A. GIVEN, from Louisville TO Cumberland River
sHEyASGO, from st. Louis 10 Cincinnati,
s. p HIBBARD, from Pittsburg to Nashville,
MOSES MCCLELLAN, from st. Louis TO Louisville,
EMPIRE, from New ORGANS to Louisville,
VIM. DICKSON. from Tennessee riverto Louisville.
SOUrHERNER from Louisville IN st. Loais,
lands, from Cincinnati to New Orleans,
ri. ID. NEWCONB, from New Orleans to 10 usvills,
SOVEREIGN. from Pi,,sbury to ST. Louis,
LEBANON, from Cincinnati to st. Louis,
W. A EAvES, from Louisville to Evansville,
MARINER, from Pit.sburg 10 st. Louis,
CHANCELLOE, from New Orleans to Louisville,
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ARRIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE!
LATER FROM LOCKRIDGE,

NEw YORK, April 16.-The Tennessee has
arrived. and confirms the defeat of Lockridge
tie retreated without striking blow, destroy.
ing all Notifications below CASTILLO. lie sub
sequently formed new buttaion from scat
tered troops. designing to join Walker via
Panama
The boiler Of the steamer Scott exploded
during the retreat Of Lockridge, when near
Serapigo, killing and wounding fifty officers
and men. The wounded were sent in the
steamer rescue to Punta Arenas, while Lock
ridge remained up the river. lie was well
supplied with provisions.
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New YORK. April TO- The steamship
Arabia is signalle1 below. She will bring
dates to Saturday, the 4th, having taken the
place Of the Persia, which was withdrawn foI
repairs. Her dates are three days later thar
those received by the Ericsson.
Steamer Arabia passed Sandy Hook, and
will reach her berth about O'Clock. The
following abstract of her intelligence has beer
received from Sandy Hook by telegraph.
The difficulty between Austria and Sardini,
is widening.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 3-Sales of Cotton fol-
the week have been 1000 bales, including
1900 to spectators and $500 10 exporters
Sales to-day estimated at 6.OOO bales at the
following quotations: Fair Orleans. 81; Mid
dlings, ~; Fair Upland ~. Stock of Cot
ton in port 429, 900 bales. including 800 OOC
from America.
LIVERPOOL April 4.-Sales Of Cotton to-day
5000 bales. Market closing dull. Bread
stuffs steady. Wheat firm; advanced Id Ia
I'd. Flour heavy and steady. Corn quiet al
an advance Beef steady. Lard quiet, sales
at7ls Sugar and Coffee firm and unchanged
LONDON, April 3.-American securities un-
changed.
The Bank Of England advanced its rates to
6%. being an increase Of =. Bullion de.
creased nearly 100000.
Consols for money closed at 93L.
The Emeu, Kangaroo and Herman have ar.
rived.
PARIs.-Foreign arrests continue in Paris
Of consprators against Napoleon.
MADRID Reports say that the Spanish
force will. under all circumstances occupy
portion of Mexican territory, for the pro.
lection Of Spanish subjects.
AUSTRIA has issued new circular agains,
Sardinia. France and England strongly re-
monstratcd with both Sardinia and Austria tc
keep peace.
Prussia announces her determination Il
maintain her policy respecting the Danish
Solnd Dues, and ordered coast deiences to b.
strengthened.
RUSSIA Is concentrating forces at Wanap'
against the Circasians.
Richardson, Spence & Co.'s Liverpool cir
cular quotes breadstuffs quiet, but provision,
prices barely maintained. Corn Sd lower
Other circulars are conflicting. It is q sai
remark that the market is essentially un
changed from prices Of previous week.
Maxwell's circular says breadstuffs arr
steady. Corn declined, mixed 3Os4d, yellow
3ls9d. Flour unchanged, State 2Cs@29s
Ohio 32s033s; Southern 2ss@3Os. Whit,
wheat 8s6d@9S; Red 7s6d@8s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17
THIRTY BEAUTIFUL TOWN LOTS


lNGREEK'S ENLARGEMENT Size from ~ to so by
rs 70 iJJfsst rh-y lidou highest
Evansville aud desirable locations Family
ideaees being healthy OF fOwn centrally located
o all tacturiBg
In neighborhoOd- they also desirable
featuring Tnere Factory beisg built
the adj oinng lots Apy wishing to make profitable
here Is opportunity offered there
part Of Evansville that IS i'm approving faster.
ALSO
We have 20 ioss laying in body. which beautiful
location for family resiecuce all of which will be sold
los aud 8 snit.
apply Furniture wareroom
Main Street. at Factory the preues. where
plat be seen. ARMSTRONG & CREEK.
arll I'm
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OF Mr. III. d. Rice was buried on Sunday
last, at Glen Mary, formerly N. P. Willis res
idence, on the Hudson, which Mr.. r. had pur-
chased and erected an elegant mansion, which
he was to have occupied. for the first time, on
the day Of his funeral.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

0T Yesterday, in the Circuit Court, the
case Of the State VS.. Grampee w. Hardin, in
dicted for perjury. came up. and occupied most
of the day. At O'Clock the Jury went out,
and in few moments, brought in q verdict Of
mot guilty."
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OF Mr.. John F. Hunter. engineer Of Tho
Owens5oro and Wolf Hill Railroad is making
a preliminary survey OF the route of railroad
from Rockport to Washington to connect that
town with the Straight Line Railroad.
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OF Through trains on the Marietta and
Cincinnati road, connecting through to Balti.
more by the N. w. Virginia road, commence
running on Monday next, making a complete
and direct line from Baltimore to st. Louis.
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INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.-The Trus-
tees for the Blind Institution at indianapolis.
have made arrangements for keeping it open
till July, in hopes that something may be done
in the meantime, for its permanent support.
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EMBROIDERY STAMPING
EVERY AFTERNOON.

AIR. c. A. KIRBY extends cordial invitation the
l citiz of this place and vicinity his large and
choice selection of new patterns Of Embroidery and
Work, which he is prepared stamp silk. Satin
Elan mel With pound Of his invention and
whch braney Of Color Texture and Durability.
superior the Union and warranted remain
foetly plain lesitle long the goods and
rub deface by handling hut simply washing IL
vanshes like the dew before He will aso
teach the art of Stamping. Terms-S3 co
He will remain between Main aud Syea-
more. south side. Hours from to O'Clock. r. NJ.
Iii
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River and Weather BY Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE. April l6. M.-River feet 6
inches on the Falls: 8 feet 2 inches in the Ca.
nal, and rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, April 16, P. M.-Weather
more moderate. River rising.
PIrrsnUno. April l6, P. M.-River 8 feet 2
inches and falling. Weather clear and mild.
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FRESHET.

BANGOR, Me-, April 16.-By the recent
freshet, the bridge over the Kennebee river at
Watervile was carried away. The road
bridge at Skonhugan is also gone. Serious
damage reported to have occurred all along
the river. The water is gradually abating.
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BLEEDING FOR kANsAs.-Ata collection in
aid Of Kansas, recently taken up in Episcopal
church, in Brooklne, Mass, an individual
name not given-put into the box a roll Of
notes amounting to 81, $50.
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FIRE.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April ia disastrous FIRE
occurred at Marietta on Thursday last, de
stroying the Howard House, the Callonade
Row and Postoffice, together with number
Of stores and warehouses. Loss estimated at
$4,000. on which there is an insurance oil
$4,000 in offices in Northern cities.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New ORLEANS. April 16, P. M--Sales of
cotton to-doy 2800 bales, market unchanged.
Sugar bouyant, sales at lOL4 @lO1s. Flour
declining. White corn 73c. Provisions quiet
Freights stagnant. Exchange on London 81
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The FLOATING PALACE will be here ne xt
Thursday. We understand that it has been
renovated and lighted with gas. See adver-
tisement.
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Loss OF LIFE.-By reference to our dispatch
es, it will be seen that thirteen persons per-
ished in the late fire at Baltimore
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W Mes,rs. Woolsey & Nelson will sell
this morning, at auction, large and elegant
stock of Jewelry. See advertisement.
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CoNNEoTIcUT.-The Republicans have IL
Senators. and 1873 members of the House. To-
tai, 153. The Democrats 6 Senators and 96
members of the House. Total, 1O2.
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COLLISION AT SEA.

NEWPORT, r. l., April 16.-The schooner
Mary Taylor. from Philadelphia for Boston,
put into the port yesterday in distress; having
come in collision With the ship Plutarch.
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NOTICE.

a BOY nanad JOHN WESLEY B;GLEY; an indsutured
"A apprentice. has left without any permission. The
object OF this notice all against
hiu or dealing wlsh him account. as way
responsible Tor his aets.
~ lie
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NOTICE.

ny 18th day OF May the Board
of vAnisrburgh County will erins the
County Jail Building with . roof. according tn
spsctais,ioa fisi in thu Couniy Auditors Once
Sesl.d pro posais will be received FOR said work
so9-tidkw WILLIAM Il. WALKER VC
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April 1G Flour advanced;
sales at So 121s. Wheat advanced 4 C. Corn
firm. Whisky unchanged.
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MlLLly ERY.

MRS NJ. A. DONALDSON. of Evansville. has opened .
lNl stock Of Mns Second street. few doors
frou Main and opposite the New School Church. She is
prepared d. all kinds Of Straw and Neapolan
bonnets.
she also received beautiful collection Bon
ness Ribbons and fue fresh flowers.
Mrs d. Tor the purp OF purchasing fall and
Ladies of
vicinity toca and examine her stock before puIchas
ing sl swhere.
Two rood Milners ind constant poyment on ap-
Faton Mrs. Donaldson Two Apprentices also wanted
season. apit- I'm
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MATERIAL AID FOR REV. Mr.. KALI
IOCH

BosroN, April 16.-The friends of the Rev.
Mr.. Kalloch rallied at the fremont Temple
last evening. on the occasion OF a donation
visit given that gentleman by his congrega-
ton, to defray the expenses Of the late trial.
One thousand dollars was contributed.
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

uNuE Board Of Coausiioners. of yanderburSh county.
WILL the 18th day Of Nay next receive aud nsider
proposals for building Bridge with stone abutmp at
wiiers Ferry Pigeon Greek Also at the
posals will be received considered tor building
Some Calvert the Greek. the old residence Of
Jno. ID. Stinson deceased.
Plans aud Specifications said Jobs be secured at the
County Auditors Office.
apS -tddAw WILLIAM II. WALKER, A. v. O.
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FIRE - MEETING OF THE STATE
COUNCIL.

ST. Louis, April 16.-The court house at
Lincoln, ILL.,, containing the records of Logan
county, was entirely consumed by FIRE on
Tuesday night.
The American State Council convened here
yesterday.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICArI

Enclose address for the tickets ortsre1
receipt OF which they will be forwarded arst MALL
Purchasers tickets ending figure they may
designate.
Of drawn numbers an prizes VIA BE sent
chascrs -diasely afterthe drawing.
81 will please write their plain aat
give their Pott OF ce. County and State.
Remember ttatevery prire 10 drawn and payable In
full witbot deduction.
81 All prizes Of 81 COO and under Immediately sfass
the prizes the usual thirty days.
All cor munieasieas strictly confidential.
Prize renewed in other tickets At ether
Office.
er list ofthe numbers that drawn from the Wheel
with each prize Is entitled TO. will b Pub
lished a-r drawing: the fellow rspers:fev
Orleans Delta Mobile Register Charleston ss kssh-
VILE Democrat. AtIsnta IneIlgsuctr ard New rerk Dsy
Book. Write your address pls MY and direct
S. SWAN q CO.. Atlanta osorgfe.
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). 80 Prizes Amounting 70. $685.. $zOA 900
Whole Tickets 40; Halves IS; Quarters ear.
Plan OF the Lottery.

hole Ttekets Sio; Halves 70; Quarters tSS.
Plan OF the Lottery.
The Numbers from 80 CO., corresponding with those
the tickets printed SLIPS OF paper
are encired with small tubes and placed in wheel
The ft 2 prIss similarly printed and sncrelsd. are
placed in smother wheel.
revovei. ard lumber 10 drawn from
the wheel numbe at the time prize 10 drawn
other heel The number and prize drawn
aud exhibited to the audience and Registered BY the
Commissioner the prize being placed ssanst the number
out.
AUTHORIZATIONS PRIxEs.-The two preceding and tho
numbers thoe drawing the FIRST Is prizes will
entitled the ~ prizes according the
scheme.
rrir $40 viii be determined BY the last ssurs Of
that draws the S50cco prize. For example.
the drawing the $00 prize ends with No thea
all the the number encs in will be entitled
AGO. number ends with No. then all the Tickets
mber ends in viii be entitled to <ao and
or to o.
Certificates! Packages will lie sold ct the following rates.
whichis the rick:
:" 10 Halt '' ............ 20
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81 - cases Men s black and coored Wool Hats;
- - 30 do DO do do Fur do;
80 cases ooys' black and cslored Hats;
10 do Palm Hats; IS Lexhorn Hats:
Is do assd cold silk Bonnets; 70 cases ass'd
Bonne part only Of stock in tots line o.
Goods which have already receiv cd the
public pr,ees AID good terms-pease give call
store First Evansville
mis- &c. JEWELL co.
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DRUG STORE.

nR. - PENNIN 7rOS having purchased the stock of
~ Medicines opened for sale by Crawford Bell few
months since. desires 20 call the attention Of the public
and merchants ths citv
80 make to this assortmsnt which will
ssnty resolving additions from the Eastern cities and
other ssab hmsnt in the West. No. Washington ioci
buildihp sep29-6
AILS.-20o kegs all sigss just rec'd and for by
IL s. x. GILBERT 4 CO.
srS Sycamore street.
RU96IRSi BUGGIEs-A lot Of very superior mad
u Basgiss for sale unusual low prices for cash. All
new and warranted.
sps-Ivd HOWARD q BROWN.
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DANIEL woOLsEY d.. HiaAA NhLs'S
auCliONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
aud Real Estate Brokers,
QIAvING leased for Of years and fitted M the
old Court HoGse Of Main and Third streets. We
are no prepared to receive sale apeon private
kinds and nerchan discs househoio
rurni.nre. horses. hugsies. etc.. etc.
Cash advances ade on onsignm ents When required
clock A. NJ Also Tuesday. WEDNESDAY
and Friday lights. ct carly gAslight.
SALES OF REAL EsTATB.
The hrst Monday of every month. at 10 oclock A. NJ
Having ourselves with large Map the City Of
y.nve couaaing ell the recent Enlafeemens and be-
will he for the interest OF all coneerned we have
apart the Monday OF Every month for the sale Of
Estate All those wishing sell
hand in In time the due notice
The patronage those havins Houses and Lots Lands
either public private SALE srsspeculy solie
ted jyI5 wOOLSEY NELSON. Auct's.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THB JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA !
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

CONSOLS % 81, &c., &C., &c.
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AUCTION SALES.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
And Jewelry at AuctiOnI
nv FRIDAY, April 18th. eonmsaeiag at e'eieek We
~ will sell at auction large and splendid assortment o.
ss.ing part Of Cameo Gold Stona Coral aad
full SETS Brearin. Ear Drops Pinser Rinss Gold Psn
Chatain Chains Lockes Chsrns. Keys. Sc. .e. Every
article warranted represented.
The ladies' invited attend the SALE which
Will he continued day aud evening. till closed out.
api6ta W0OLSEY NELSON. Anctrs
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l,HINEsE SUGAR CANE sEED.-ioo bAFs above
ana z. n. COOK SON.