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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE JoURNA
AR sIvAL OF TIE CONSTITUTION.


NEW YORK, April 2.-Bremen steamship,
Constitution, arrived this afternoon. from Bre-
men and southampton, bringing dates to Tues
day, March 18th.
The London Money Market is a trifle more
stringent. Consols for money closed at $3.50
1885.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET. March 10TH
Sales of Cotton in two days 1900, of which
$500 bales We're taken on speculation. Mar
ket closed with an advancing tendency; quo:
tations nominal. Wheat firm and active.
LONDON MARKETS., March 14th.-Bread-
stuifs declining. The tendency of Wheat is
to Is lower per quarter. Advices from
Manchester favorable.
The steamship Asia arrived out on Mon
day. Advices wholly unimportant.
The Indian, from Portland, arrived at L-iv-
erpool on the 10th.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times, says the King Of Prussia sent new in
structions to the Conference to effect a recOg-
milton of his rights in sovereignty in Neuichat-
ell.
Tho Spanish expedition against Mexico as
sumes a moro imposing aspect. Gen. PczulS
is spoken of for chief of the expedition.
A dispatch from Copenhagen says: "The
Sound Dues Treaty was duly signed, March
10th"
The overland China Mail had arrived al
London. Its advices confirm the telegrap hic
accounts Of Wholesale attempts at poisoning by
baker, at Hong Kong. Several hundred
were poisoned, but none fatally. The proprie
tor Of the bakery was arrested on his way to
Macao and was to be tried Immediately a,
Hong Kong.
A large number of junks were collecting fol
the purpose of attacking Hong Kong.
Some fears were entertained by the English
on account OF the sm,llness Of their land
forces, and an application was made to the
Governor General of India for regiment
which was refused.
The French ships we're ordered to the head
, Of the bay Of Hong Kong. The American
frigate, Levante was also in the harbor.
The San Jacinto had proceeded to Canton
RI to look after some junks which had attempted
to intercept the Mexican steamer, Lilly.
Commissioner Yeh had addressed Commits
sioner Parker, asking why ne had not ordsr
ed the American ships AMI subjects not to in
: termeddle in the present troubles. Parker:
reply is not known.
Tea continued to advance The Shanghai
market is excited. Several chaps Congou hac
. been taken at IA taele, [ChiDese money !
the same quantity as that for which tae'e
was paid in October.
The French Charge LEFT Marseilles on th'
18th for China, with instructions to tint
Admirals Of the French fleets in the Chin;
seas to cooperate with the English forces. con
formally to an arrangement concluded be
: tween the two governments.
: Russia is making arrangements for decis
i've campaign in Circassia. She has 1O0,00'
troops along the Caspian, and had, besides. Sc
cured the CO operation of several native chiefs
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CHICAGO, April 2.-There was heavy gale
here yesterday. 1t wrecked six vessels along
the Lake shore--fifseen lives reported lost.
Schooner Cygnet with cargo of wood
foundered against the breakwater. The brig
David Smat ashore five miles North of here.
All the crew except the mate were lost
The yawl Of the steamer Huron attemptc
to rescue them, but was capsized and four
persons were lost. The Schooner Temper
ance wrecked.
Further accounts Of disasters by the gale,
are anticipated.
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The City Recorder has been allowed Office rent and
cre which WILL no doubt be continued BY the Council
In view of the importance Of Public Schools and
the that another school building has become neces
sary to accommodate the population recently annexed
TO our city, would recommend that the President
OF the School be appointed superintendent OF
Public Schools and Public Institutions and that his sal
AIRY be Fixed at FIVE hundred dollars annum, SO as to
enable him to devote time and attention the building
and inrure efficiency to school system
In graduating the increase OF salary to the expected
Increase labor have taken into consideration that
city orders are appreciated to par and that economy
ought no, to be lost sight of unless 1t will impair the eff
hcienry Of the public service.
s.The Iaborer il worthy OF his hire strue but cor
poratlons ought not to pay more labor than ndivd
ua. and no public Office hit to be sineeure. With
the exception of the ccrkshp, perhaps, no other Office
will require the whole time of the officer elected; and
sons Office within the gift the Council might be added
fully employ the officer and fully compensate him o'
his services The Office of May has been held by oui
fellow citizens from motives Of patriotism than
pecuniary cor pensaon, and until the Office assumes
judicial form thought best not to disturb the es
tablished order OF things.
The reduction OF the per ccntage on revenue coliee
tons to per cent thought advisable, from tbs fac
in the aggregate, will be largely ncreas
ed while the labor will be less In proportion TO th'
amount collected. We left the rate preeepts th'
same as heretofore the labor will be the same, at'
that amou Mt ought to be collected from the parties
j~s& ~sS--g
All Of which is respectfully submitted
NJ. W. FOSTER.
PETER SHARPE.
e. w. RATHDONE.
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BORT of GuansuilIc.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

J. s, PRINGLE, from Pii;sburgto st. Louis.
UNION, from Bowling Green to Evansville.
J. II. CONN, FROM ST. Louis to Pittsburg.
MEMPHIS, from Cincinnati TO Memphis.
SELMA, from New Orleans to Evansville.
MELR0SE, from Nashville 10 Piitsourg.
SOUTHERNER. from Louisville TO ST. Louis.
PRAIRIE ROSE, from st. Louis TO Cincinnati.
RESCUE, from Cincinnati to ST. Louis.
CITY OF CAIRO, from Wabash to Cincinnati.
W. DICKSON, from Tenn. River TO Louisville.
BEN BOLT, from Pi,tsburg 10 81. Louis.
ARCoLA, nom Pittsburg 20 st. Paul.
MONARCH, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
MOSES MCCLELLAN, from st. Louis to Louisville.
FRED LORENZ. from Pittsbarg TO 81. Paul.
II. .NEwCOMB. from Louisville to New Orleau
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NEW WORK MARKET.

Nrw YORK, April s.-Cotton firm: sales Of ',4co
bales. Flour buoyan sales of 1900 bills Wheat firm;
sales Of bushels holders advance and prices have
increased &c. Corn firm; sales Of 80 Geo bushels. Pro-
visions closed active. Whisky frm. Sugar erm. Tur-
pentine steady Ros:n steady. CcGee heavy Lead
inactive. Hemp quie sales at So 352 Is for dressed;
81 9O591 % for undsessed Stocks dull and unchrng
cd
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OF Messrs. Cook &, Son, have just receiv-
cd lot of the celebrated Chinese Sugar Cane
seed, with an assortment Of choice CIGARS
Farmers and GARDENERS can now supply them
selves with this valuable seed. We call at
tsntion to their advertisement in another COL
umn.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

PIrTsBUEG, April 2, M.-River S feet 5
inches. and falling. Weather clear, cold and
windy. Froze hard last night.
CINCINNATI, April 2, M.-River falling at
the rate of an inch every six hours. Weather
cold and clear. Smart frost last night.
LOUISVILLE, April Fl feet inches on the
Falls, and feet inches in the Canal. Mer-
curry at freezing point ct A. M.
ST.. LOUIS, April River rising rapidly at
this point Weather cool and clear.
CIGcINNATI, April 2, p. M.-Riser falling
Weather cold and clear.
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o. The government have ordered the
sale of the grounds and property purchased
at Harrodsburg, KY, for a Military Asylum
the buildings on which were destroyed by
fire sometime ago. The cost of supporting {
soldier there was found to be about $3.50 pei
;annum The site will be re converted into
fashionable watering place, it is supposed.
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OF We were indebted, last evening, to that
indispensable institution" Adams & Co.'s
Express, for New York, indianapolis, Cincrn =
natl, Louisville and st. Louis papers. several
DAYS in advance of the mail.
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HOwARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

TaNo all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
u orE.hAT0RRiiGA. SEMINAL. WEAKNESS IMPOTENCE
GoSoREHGA CLEFT. SYPHILIS thevice Of ONAxsM or SELL
ABUSE. &c.
strucon OF human f caused Sexual diseases and
captions practced upon the victims of such
by Quacks have directed
Charitable Act worthy Of their give Ne deal
TRAITS to all thus afflicted apply by letter. with
description Of their condition Gage occupation habits OF
fe &c and in of extreme poverty and suffering to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association s
shed BY special for the relief Of the sick
distressed a cted with vlruient and Epidemic Diseases
Ii has surplus Of which the Directors have
voted expepd the above notice. Ii s reed
less 70 add that the Association commands the highest Moo
cal skill OF the age. and will furnish the most approve
modern treatment
Just Pubiished by the Association. report SPerms
Seminal Weakness the vice Of Onanism. Mas
tuhon or SeifAbuse and other Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs BY the Consulting surseon which viii be sent BY
mail Tin sealed epvelope) CHARGE the receip
o STAMPS for postage.
Howard Association. No South NINTH Street. Philade-
phia. Pa. By order Of the Directors:
GEO. FAIRCHILO, Secretary. felS-'57If
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 2.-Whole vote
cast at the election yesterday: Dyer, $500;
Potter 300. There were three candidates
for Lieutenant Governor--no choice. Turner,
Republican, viii be elected by the Assembly.
Senate and House Republican. Senate-Re-
publicans, &c; Democrats, 5; Neutral, g.
House-Republicans, 81; Democrats, 8; Neu-
trail g
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THE THEATRE.-To night three pieces are
offered. Black Eyed Susan, The Toodles. and
an Irish farce. Mr.. Mulholland will appear
each piece, and this announcement will be
sufficient to draw a crowded house. We are
glad to see that the Company continue to
draw good houses. Go tonight and see
Mr. Mulholland as the Sailor William.
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THE CANAL.-Yesterday the canal boat j.
E. TAYLOR arrived from above with 345 bbls.
of -four, 80 bbls. pork and 3 tons bulk pork,
consigned to Geo. Foster g. Co. The Taylor
will leave tomorrow evening for Newberry.
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IN ORDERING TICKErs on CERTIFICATEs

Enclose the address ordered
receipt Of which they will forwarded
Purchasers have tickets ending figure they may
designate. -
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Once. County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and payable in
full without deduction.
f All prizes of 81 900 and under paid ssr
the pr1es at the usual Thirty days.
All communications. strictly onndential.
Prize tickets cahed or renewed In other tickets either
office.
with the amountthat each prize entitled will be pub
lshed after drawing; in the following papen-New
Orleans Delta Mobile Register Charleston Standard Nash
Vile Democrat Atlanta InteIligncer and New York
Book. Write your address plainly. and direct to
mh26-tf 8. SWAN d CO., Atlanta. Georgia.
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DRUG sToHE.

nR.J j. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock Of
II Medicines opened for sale Crawford Bell. few
since. desires call public
particularly ofphyscAns and merchants eomas this city,
20 make purchases TO this assortment which will be con-
st,nty receiving additions from Eastern ctties
will sold be by
establishment the West. No. Washington Block
Buiidnx sep29-sf
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FIRST SHIPMENT OF CoAL.--Two cargoes oil
coal, Of 10000 bushels each, left the Bodlam
Mines yesterday. for Memphis, being the first
shipment from our mines.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 2.-Dyer, Repub-
lican, elected Governor. Very few Democrats
returned. Both Houses Of the Legislature
Republican.
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OE Messrs. Woolsey and Nelson will sell
at wholesale, 200 boxes Of glassware this
morning at 90 o'clock. See advertisement.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES,
3 go Prizes amounting to..................S4 Oa q
Mhala Tici.ts aIn. I;,lxes AZ. Omar
Plan Of the Lottery.


W hole Tickets $40; Halves Is; Quarters e2h.
Plan Of the Lottery. trr.f
The Numbers from to $1,000. corresponding with those
numbers the tickets printed separate slips paper
with small tin tables and placed
placed in smother wheel.
The wheels then rsrolved and drawn from
the wheel numbers and at the time prize drawn
the other whee, The number and prize
and exhibited to the audience the
the prize being placed against Der
The operation repeated until the prizes
out.
APPROPRIATION PRIzEsTbe two preceding and the two
succeeding numbers TO those wing the first Is prizes
be entitled to the az prizes
scheme. 80
The 900 prizes $40 will be determined by the last figure
the number that draws the $500 prize For example,
the Der drawing the 5000 prize ends with No. then
all the tickets where the number
$40. IL the number ends with No. then Tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to geo. and
on to o.
Packages will be sold at the following rates.
whichis the risk:
oer.ihoasss OF Package OfIoW Whole ESQ
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CINCINNATI, April "A fire broke out il
the cooking department Of the Waverly House
early this morning, but was subdued beior
much damage was done.
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CITY ORDERS,

YHNHE Treasurer redeem all City Order
nov Outstanding. upon the sane being presented for
redemption. The interest all oidsn will from
after ths list day of April ensuing. ~.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR COUNCILMAN.

FOR COUNCILMAN.
eE-Dr.J G. HATHoHITT wil serve as CouneiIsan Of
the Sixth Ward. If elected. apps
ss- WILLIAM E. FRENCH will serve. IL elected. As
Councilman in the Third Ward. apis
Es- VIZ. HUNYEL is a candidate for re-sIeetioa a,
COuneiimaa in the Tenth Ward. Spis
FOR CONSTABLE
E5- are authorized to announce the name JOHN
CLIFFORD candidate for reeeston OF Constable of
Pigeon Township at the easuins April election. ape
RSwe are authorized to announce JAMES FITZwIL-
LIAM candidate for the Office Of Constable OF
Township. at the ensuing April election.
FoR SCHOOL TRUSTEE.
sT WI. HUGHES. will serve School Trustee il re-
elected.
FOR CITY TREASURER.
81 soRENsoN will continue to City Trea-
surer, If elected E.hsl
FOI JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
rS- ZEBULoN VI. p. CARTER is seAndiiass for the
oes Justice Of the Peace for Pigeon township the
suing election. aps
Ed. JoUgSAL-Please announce the name Of JAMES r.
WALKER candidate for lsee the Peace Pigeon
Township. at The ensuing April election. mh30-te
authorized to announced the name Of Gil RIs
BIPPUs. candidate for the of Justice of the
Peace. apl
For CITY SURVEYOR.
Ma. CAsLrE;-Plesss ann ounce in paper that
candidate for rs-eeeton TO the oee of City Surveyor
mh2S JAMES ID. SAUNDERS.
CITY COLLECTOR.
We announce the name Of GEORGE woLFLIN as can
didats for City Collector.
We ars authorized to the name off. ESLEY
HUGHES candidate for reelection the Office City
Collector. nh26
FOR CITY CLERK.
~ We authorized 10 announce ClIAS. CHURCHILL
| a. aeandidate for the once of City Clerk. ap2s
| 1-RUDoLPH KERR Ia a candidate for the Office o.
| City Clerk. at the ensuing city electiea. mh3I.
| sEg- The friends of Nr. FREDERICK LUNKENHEI-
NER. announce him candidate for City Clerk tL,
| April election.
Mr.. CARLiLE:-Piesse announce my q carddat
or election to the oes Of City Clerk ensuin
charter election. uh-0 WE'LL IL. WALKER.
| FOa MARSHAL.
! EDWARD S. MARTIN, is candidate for the eflee o
| City Marshal. ct the ensuing April election.
Er- We are authorized to announce JAMES b. EVANS
candidate for rseleetioa Office Of City Marshal
| at the ensuing April election. mhl7
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D.SSOLUTT0N.

UVHE p,rtaershi9 hereoo-s existing between the
signed. under the os HARRINGTON A.
STRAIN this Day dissolved by mutual consent
against said frm viii be paid by Thomas Strain
who will also receipt for all debts due said arni
CHARLES HARRINGTON
rnh2s.IvdAw THOMAS NJ. STRAIN.
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Providence, r. 1.-The State election re.
suited in the complete triumph Of the enemies
of tho Administration.
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MADAME HAHN

MADAME HAHN
ErESPECTFUL the Ladies &C Evansville saI
vicinity that she has received aad is open
ing her spring stock Of
A II s II I L l. / \ l. X
uprising full and eievaat of Ladies' Dress
Hats Bonne.s, RbhOns Flowers Head Dresses Caps. Vos
Mits collars Chemse.ts together With articles
pertaining the trade. This entire stock is of the best
flush manuoare aud for of fabric and elegance
stye surpassed BY stock in Tits tine the city.
3i- An examination is reSsetfally iayied. nh7-5n
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Proceedings of the City Council.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, March 30, 1857.
In publishing the Council Proceedings yesterday, by
oversight the Report of the Committee Salaries was
omitted. We the refore give il rs follows
To the Honorable Mayor Ghd City Council:
The committee to whom referred the subject o.
liking the salaries for city officers for the ensuing yea
would beg leave to report the following:
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Nkw ORLEANS, April Cotton much drmer sales
good; bale, at 1875 for middng. Receipts to.day,sl,
600 bales Sugar nrm Flour active a; IS so 20 Sc 90
White Corn 75c. Lard 1iis to 15s In kegs.
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DURE GROUND SPICES IN TIN CANS
II 50 doz y ID can Pepper; so doz "a 10 GINGER;
50 do Klb do AhPice; 40 DO Il ID do C,evss;
20 do 10 do CinnEmor.
All the goods expreiy own trade
snd warranted puIe ssls. inst received by
mis- Y. II. COOK & SON.
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DIZZY GUoDs az AUCTION!

EUST received and will be sold ct auction. st Auc-
~ ton Rooms regular sale DAYS iarge an5
raj y Goods Notions fancy articles
consisting in rsrt o. Brown aad Besohd Shesng, and
Shirtings Sltaet Gseaes COatings FEnnels Eian kes
Jeans. HOsing. Gloves. Mits. Spool Threas, Linoys
Aerines. Shavls. Srspeniers. &C.. Sc.
ALSOrahl-s and Pocket Cuttisry Jewery aud Watches
Cloths aud HAIR Brushes fancy Soaps Racers Pms Needles
Aceoraecns anda varsity OF farey ces se miner
o N Mention. WOoLSEY * NELSON.
Auctiouccrs.
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
NE - r. . III a M II q,
EVANSVILLE. IND.

ffys, !, HAvrSs fitted upa mammoth r~-.
~ 1s1 WHIT ri Boat, the largsst on the Ls-sS2stsrs
Hiver the manner W are pre-
ateanybusnessentrus.edio ourcare eth.
err by RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL,
property; and paid to Recev
ing Storing and Forwarding and also the sale of any
Produce consigned To orders promptly filed
4. C. ORIbEY returns his since re thanks TO his M
friends for tAeir former patronage and
fu iy soiirts continuance ofthe same which will be
duly recip roeated.
stors Room weiisupplicd, will be kept forthe ac-
commodation of Boats, and their orders
mh3-d&wly PIG. 0'RlLEY a. CO.
SrHHEsE AND BUCKVHEAT.-so sacks suck
railroad aad for sale by janis VICKERY d JOHNSON.
EvANSyiLLE TOOL STORE.
MAIN STREET. BErwEE FIEsr SECOND.
feNE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
Of Evansville and Of the surrounding country
is rec.ivnr his spring Of TooIs
generally many new assies and partly consist
Mechanics Tools,
In the variety and very quality being
designed exclusively Tor retail trade also
Building Hardware,
Locks Ha.chess wrought and Butts Hinges
Screws. Nails Brads Trimmings for furniture &C.. &c.
Garden and Farming Implements,
hoveis Spades Grain Scoop. Hoes Iron and
Manure sndha Jerks. &c.
Pocket aud Table Cutlery,
Spoons in great variety Scissors aud Shears &C. always
on hand Chains Mill aud Gross Gus Saws. Axes Platform
Seaes. Chain Pump, and fixtures Brass aud Enameiled
Kettles &C.. &C. Continuance OF respectfully
solicited. AUG'S WALDKIRCH,
mhzS Main street. between First and Second.
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Notice to Candidates for the City Council.
THIS morning. we expect all the candidates
for City Council, to hand in their names, that
they NAV be placed upon the tickets.
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TIE PRICES ARE FROM Sc TO $40
foi3-6

fQUCHS.-we have constantly hapd alarge stock
Liquors the best brands Orange Valley Whisky; Old
Rye, M9nongahea Whisky. Cstawbz Brandy Pert Wine,
Sweet Wine. Genuine Malaga Wine. Ginger Wine. Masc
Wine, Blackberry Wine Native Port Wine. Blackberry
Brandy and large variety of fine Brsneies sale by
feIs l. y. HERMANN.
KpUCKWHEAT FLOUR aNnKOMlNY.-
Nd bags Extra White Flint He MiSS;
20 do Pennsylvania BuckwhsAt, for sale by
fe24 SAM'L VICKERY
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AUCIIONE1Rs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and tkcai Estate brokers,
gaAvrNG leased for OF years and lifted .he
ola Court House. Main aad Third Streets we
receive for safe at auction or private
SALE all kinds and ndie; household
furniture. horses. bugries. etc. etc.
m o n assign : when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and saturday.
ecmnes at so'eloek A. ~ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
aud Friday gifts. at early gssliyht.
SALES OF REAL ESEATE.
The FIRST Monday ofe every moath at ioa'elock A. ".
Haviny provided ourselves with large Map the City
Evansville all the recea. EalargemeAts. and
will be the interest Of all Concerned
the aday Of Every the sale
Real Estate tauetol All those wishing cell reques-
ted haad in hes lists in time the public due
The those having Houses and Lots Lauis
Tor sale public private -le srpectally solicit
ted. jyi5 MooLSEY & NELSON. Auct's.
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AUCTION SALES.
GLASS VAYE Ar aUUTiON.

GLASS VAKE AT ACCTiON.
ON Friday morning, April Sd. tsh O'Clock. will sell at
~ auction. of Sd and Main
"A half pnts huted TubeEs y boxes half oints
Il. " Tumber 70 boxes half puts Ce. Tumblers, boxes
half pints Dia rumblers q boxes quarter B. W Tumbers
II boxes CHI Tumbiers boxes prism Tumelers box es
Mugs. boxes Oct salts bxs inch Naples
bxs CLAY Sugars IL bks Gu Trmblcrs. &c. &c. box
Gill Tlnbers hox yinesars bxs "a gal. spe Jars box
GAL soc Jars doz inch Cord Sweet Mrats. box o. O.
Salts bxs pt bxs candesticks box Ocean
tiers. Sale positive. Terms cash.
wOoLSEY 4 NELSON. Auetioneers.
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