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PHNNSYbvAN1A RAILRoaD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAIERO AID.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Allan
IL tic cities with West Northwestern, and South
Western States by continuous 6ilway direct This road
also connects Pittsburgh with daily line St amers to
all ports the Western Rivers and Cleveland
husky with Steamers to all norts the North Western
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded and from
the Great Wet. 81
RATES BSTTEsH PHTLADELpHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Hats -aud(
Gaps. Books, Dry g oodS, Gin box. 5, bales
and trunks Drugs, lin 6oxes and bales) 80 P wv bs
Feathers, Purs, &c........-.........,.J
SECOND CLASS-Domestie sheetins,
Shifting and Ticking, lin ignal baIes,l en- - ,oo
Drugs I'm caSEs) Hardware, Leather, wv Pei AVV IDS.
p Tin rolis0r boxeS)Wool and sheep Pets
Eastward. 8. 7
THIRD cLAss.-AnvfIs, Steel, Chahascn
casks,l Henry, Bacon, and Pork, salted So :.
Goose orin casks Tobacco nufactu Vc per lVo lbs
ed teNceDt cigars eut,1 &c. &c.
FOURTH Oh tSS-Codee, Fish, Bacon Beer
Lard IaE iii N.irs. sofa Ash. GEL 4Oc per 1eo lbs
Clay. Tar, Pitch RnsTn. &c.
RI0UR-TSc per Dbl. III further notice
GRAIN-In car ioadS IS cents per lbs until further
ooON&s per bale not exceeding 800 lbs weight. until
furtheTnoti -- e' ~
~ In shipping goods from any point esst of Pbtlaae,
9ia be paIttcuarto Flarh packages P6nnS lEdE ia
RaroGdH All Goods eonsiSne tn the agents OF road
,lete. ton
Clarke, No pastor House. and William street A. John
NsDonalH No Battery Place, \ WORK; pIerce &c ZaneS
Thl=-0; Irn os and sTrinsmah Eroyn, Cincinnati rs
@ Mplir1rn, Nvson, Ind DumekrII, Rel 4 "a ana
Carter JeWett Louisville ks PIG o'Riley Co Eva1s
vile, Ind; r Sass, St L1aig. Mos Harris rmleT 4 %
Sic t4as, Tenn; L-eeh Co. Chicago III: = Glass FoTt
-ayne, IND; 3 s1sstyr. pills; NagraE Eooas, Balti
49, - II. H. HtrSFo&, Gem Freight Agent PhIInd.
aPStyl H.Js hOMBAERT. Supt, Altoona, Pa.
p tzFREICTH-F DEPARTNIEsNfF-
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THE
LIVER INVIGOR4AsTOR +!
FNhI. NlshD B I DR.. SANFORD,

PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Comp Hunded Entirely from GINS,
TS one OF rHE BEST iPUR,iATIVE AND LIVER ME-
DI INES before the public, that acts as a atIrtie
Snog I IS 4a 5 n0y s In b any Gts5 %scGs
actlng hrst onthe Liver to eject It's morbid til on
comprising purposes eSctnaly stasgt any II the
eSPe enee, 10 me OPERATIONS Of most ca
1t Strsnthens the sys.e At the
parges Z aud when taken daily In moderate doses, win
strengthen AMI build 1t up with unusual rapidfty.
The LIVER is the principal regulators off the
~. BODY and xnen i psTf2Tps its functions WELL
almost entirely dependent on the healthy action Of IT,
perform. anceofits the
system consequence of one oFlsuthe IIyER
having ceased to do the diseases Of that or
prse,Ie ears to ind some fen zee
ThereWIh' to cOunteract many which
Toproys remedy Is last .rou.
has but % try bottIe ,seonTtction is certain
rrse Gums remove ail-norid bad matter from
FkF E,fr '.gqss6 Ssa,nE foo
hseti9ga radical cure. ~ . - = - :, -
BETTER PREvENTED, bsSs occasioPs w, If Il, Is
One lo,e eatingis sut- II mt to relieve the
AI nj, PreEe',s S TIT. loot frni-risTtg aud sourny.
uSRR. one aO'' taken before retiring prevents NIGHT
osly one; dose taken 4s-niss, loosen. the bowel.
..ns taken afser nal f sSrs Fysprps,
SJssz ne j9,e II 5wo saoonts viii always rsiieva
One 6st.ie taken for fnale oh ion renov..,b
only one dose qsfsGi a cyytset
lns Hose often repeated is7a sure cure ,r GJEjT Ed ,
AHlsssLS, aud a preventiv of CHOLERA.
system the escts OF aie, inc seE a Gus "' TN
e5nesa OF unnatural coIor,rorn tae skin 80 ga SAL
spp{ liza s SftsEs asps gives Wig
RHGsA In Its worst n " y -, 9AAR
NJ OK Complaints Sie4 ltnoSt iofrhv tTsr aose
Ghiltren; there IS srer or Ss rS5s m
The world, IS 1t RereE JsrilAT - tsneay In
absorhrnts - t0fS 4 5H exciting the
plraSgTs Eream. usrti this medicine a. ;.
and a. FEY EIs ufG BE iIoUs TSlst III
Wenisrfr yists are willing testify tSits
Ro5S TESTIMONY EATf7S II Hly e 4zE4s4k asAFZ
Atz se,,te' IN nEeRt0gt4 lptA he Lariooro,
~ 49, geze.ss-s 9 % &Ak u = Z
LIVER INVIGoRAToR
IS A suEXTIF1o MgDIoAl. biseairt,,1s sf.{-7
EOrktnE cures lHiCst r ei 4 to bs ] qaiy
magic eTea dose 0f1Ia0 6ei1sf BY
Complaint from the 5Wqrst ,ldfsfsS ~. OF u YER
A5S1aeshs all Of which are hs res1it ms S
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTIP
Dt sANFuR'', Proprietor, SIS Brosd,s,, n
anu Issued py All Druggists. Sod 67Ls5 ~,
- :. I a. LOT AN 4 G,I., wheeling Va,
6oR9a q, WICKHAM,
dUCIIf1NEER
COMMISSION M ERc9 4 NM
No. 40 Market Square
=, ara WEIEfEf no ".
- Sepess3 SSS sSlts Or
sues O hsal essste promptly aftsnis go eosk A. 20.
Z 4hg Long aud Snort Ilee HiIf@-5e1z-z--
u esLgsa IL s2l HEISR FIl.G fl,sI
lssoN Sadesra, Port, sherry and MA. We
- S. 5seetyea and Tor sale BY - i'tlsl sl1lt
IA, EHIgrARls ) RRo,
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So -
WHEELING no. CINCINNATI.
WEST AND SOUTH
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
01NoTSNATI,
ToTTTsVTTIE FRANKFORT. LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE
~ VI yTScESNEs. CAIRO AND ST; LOIS:
And all points West and South ts via. the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD
7tcszrs miles shorter By this Route than ria.
81 G0bqndus TO Cincian1ti.
Take the Central 06i1 Road to
ZANFSVIIl r,
And there CHANCE Cans ard those Of th C. Is. q
Short Lire g
TRAINS Ira l. z4Nts,l1iE AZ eULLOws:
At i2:I5M IVA PM Tor Cincinnati ard points a"Ore
arrival of Central OHIO rrafs from Wheeling and the
This route passes tE@ \. Laness.sr Cir,
cieviiie, Washington Wilmington ana NsrroTie richest
and most beautiful part q Ohio .a5
~ Re particular aud ask los Tickets via shs c W z
Short Line Kali Road
PARE as Low IS ny 4S4 OTHER ROUTE.
For rHROU,IfI Il + ..uI otnei informatOn -nquire
Centrd Ticket ONCE, in tivspr;F iIhus,on Water
etrest, wheetns, va. et
E, eEsT, pFss't ". v. BA4 LEY, .s. sgP., =
jvss-iS Sn''n'a" ' ''''' :.
Virginia Ie trial Railroad
ORANGE ANlD. Sf.II&-ENNDRIA
BAELItOAD.
- go - s 80 81 ~
Great Mort hern. and Southern Mail Roule
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
-E-l s..ssFs TRAVELLERS. e-.i ..f'-fFf=.
Twice DAILY SUNDAY nigh, eYceped) between Rich
mond and Washington CITY VIA fTordonsvie and Alex
Hours of departure al sish.
mond t:45 A. " and 1880 P. NJ.
Returning leave Washington. I'M. and PM
and ..Eff. s=f-7 tti5
Arrive at Richmond. ....... 1884 P. M. and 4 M
Baggage checks and tickets, yen through between Rich
nOnd and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and bengin excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give :he best guar
antee always securing connections, shown arri-
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line. 500 sit
PARE RETwEEE RoHMoSD AID WAsHISoroN... $3.50
An omEibus will be found always ready to take through
and their baggage wearing apparel
the two DepOts free of charge, with ample time for them
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVIle and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road nearly COM
peted to Danye An Agent of the Company receive
the Checks of passengers from the Danvle Road
tend to their baggage all the Way to Washington
timoreDepot. -
route.
There change Of the night line between Rich
mond and Alexandria. fe1
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MONDAY MORNING, JULY 26, 1858.
TIE TWO ARMIES

~ Q. ". HoLxEs.
As 1ife's amending pours,
Two marshaied hosts are seen-49
Two armies on the trampled shores
That death flows black between.
One marches to the drum. beats roll,
The vide mOutifed clarion bray,
And bears upon crimson scroll,
Our glory Is to siay.
Z One moves in silence by the stream,
With sad, yct=w atchiul eyes
Calm as the patient planet's CLEAN,
That walks tie eiouded skies. 3S
Along its front no Sahres shine,
NJ blood red IJsanons wave;
It's bannere beGr tue single line,
"0or1uty is to save, "
For those. no dentf-oe,ii's lingering shade
At Honof's ur.m.et al,
With knitted brnE SID lifted blade,
In glury's arms they fall
ao For these, no claShing falchions bright
No stirring battle cry;
The bloodieSS stabber calls by night
Each answers: "Here am II
For those the sculptor'S laureled bust,
The builders marble piles,
The anthems peaiiug Ger their dust
Through lodg cathedral aisles. 49,
For these, the blossom sprinkled turf
That foods the lonely graves
When Springs rolls inher sea green surf
:. In dowery flaming waves.
Two paths led upward from below,
AID angels wait above, 20
Who count each burning life-drop's dow,
Each falling tear of love.
Though from the Hero's bleeding breast
Il
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a New Jight

THE Drummond Light produced from improved sYLYIC
OIL, has no equal, and after personal and yatis
factory trial. se-titto tile public aSIF cHEAP
and best portable light Uon 1t safe because
free from all xnosive properties scheap BECAUSE the
hour Is lessthan hafa 1t Is
The restlamp will burn brilliant steady lame for
twelve hours without EelinE trnin
ct for ordinary sized TO, she
right manufacture and sell, confidently recommend
Il to public favor. .fs.4l4tF FAD. sa-f - -
For sale Wholesale and Reta! Honse Furnishing
Store Of = K. DUSiIAM & Co.
jan Is No. lis, Main ST. Wheeling, va.
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8. IT is folly to think you can make pork out Of
pig iron, OF that you can become a shoemaker
hy drink g sherry -cotblers.
,i A. RECIPE to prevent ladies from, taking cold
keep their mouth shut !"
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For rHROU,TH Il + .tlI olnei information, -nquiI
Ceutrsd Ohio Ticket Uhce, In rSpr;=g uaus on WALs
-treet, wheriins, Va
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q = 80 F.HE
At last found ,anypersont rou-
in any Ofits forms.
conviction is certain.
or bad matter from
place a heaithy dow OF bile.
causing food 10 digest well
diving tone and health to the
the cause of the disease
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Gree Tuftfou or lucrative S7IuJt lows.
GrAuuates fro" this Institution new dim rfe.'
BILE lucrative positions Cssh-rs Book t-s-rs and
Railroad Clerks different sections Of u.
add are heinE preferred BY business Grsdua
anv other Mercantile College Hence the ;bov, ii.r
leed inducements which nothing bat the Superiority
my instruction and thoro IEh training Of
business lift would warrant. 5l
The Principal OF this Lnatittoi las hen Egsetist
Longer period tAdd any other Tsashs,
IN the Western country.
Address the undersigned for further particulars
my9 WIZ. w CHANG ER.
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Cleveland, Plttsburg q Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.
@ g
" cepted) Trains VIII run follows:
LEAVE CLEvELAND:
ilO p Mail Train, stopping At all statons arrive at
Pittsburgh At SIS p n and bridgeport aes'4s
g. RosSs.tsr IS; sasbsty l sts;
@ LEAVE DR1DGEPoRT:
6s ~ Express T59n Stopping at al 5ssgaT ,9tlons
:, l.naat s;55 81;
arrive at Pittsburgh at 9:1O p. II.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
64S NJ Mail Train, Stopping all stations and arrive:
gO & fSS 8 sss2'F '0'
taTaE Is ESQ Good q tee days anu
B Blu one train TO oieVeaad daily Leave Bridge
Connections.
Connections made by all through trains as follows:
leveand with trains for Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
he NORTH est; ALSO for Ere' DunkrS Buffalo, Niagara
ark Evansville, Wnn lancaster, COam
a, whias, m Rnl@ols p Ohio Raiiroa. for Cum
'erland, Harpers Ferry, Baltimore an Washington CITY
Local and trourl, car he various
iees tn ne also II the Union Ticket Office, opposite
slptrp5eid sl,'s ',Iiee, ca p R 4, JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, Juue 9, 1855 4 je9 Supt
1873. ls5T-8
Ia - - -
p Emu RAILRO.AD!
NITISTEg ARRANGEMENr-on and after Monday, De
Flit FAsr M4fL TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
i ysry @o[ T 5 sxpR, At PITTSBURGH
THE EXPESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
JOhns.own AceOmoiatiou train leaves Pittsbursh
.stIo1s aS sSn%y at oOsk p ping at all
mediation Tran for Turtle Greek Bridge, daily,
Tr oT Tartie GFesk leaves leaves daily Sunday eS
cePtest At 42u The Third Accommodation Train
pres is5P w.; isil, SUD a. M Johns;oTn Seeo,5n,ois
ton, ii M; First Turtle Greek M;
Secnnd Accommodation 4q Third Accommodations 10
Trains Bairsviile Indiana connect at Blarsve
Intersection with Mail Train East, Bxpress train West
she JohnStOwn Accommodate rratn East and West.
Pittsburgh and 0on9elsyIe Trains Stopping at all Sta
Sunday excepted, as foIows:AIaiI Train % MI Ex-
press Train, M Returning Trains from pittsburgh
ThetravelIng public viii find 1T greatly to their nteres
going East West travel the Pennsyivauia Rail-
road, the Accommodations offered, be
ANY ey ss from We eau promse
" peed and comfort, all who may favor thsroad With
FaTeto New York :.-......................s1s 90
"a g Philadelphia. -...............iU 90
= g IS Baltimore. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 50
-7 IS g. Lancaster S 50
srtt &c Harrisburg. .....,,,...,.......,...T as
Baggage checked to all Stations the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and Phiadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers purchasing cars, will charged
Cents in addition the Station rates from
tons where the Company has agent
SOTIcK.-In ofloSs, the Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only, and for
amount not exceeding 800. 7 : ~
BThe Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employ to
convey Passengers nd Baggage from Depot
charge MOTTO exceed Is cents each passenger and bag
For Tickets applyto J STEWART, AGENT
f7s Attic P. r. r. Passenger Station,
ijan1 on Liberty and Grant SITS, PtshurGh
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RIO THOSE WHO ENTER NY INSTITUTE, OK RENrt
/ ms @:, and thus secure GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
SliTPs ans time dag of ran
upon completing thorough course OF Dcit Eltr 'ea
krpr and it Collateral Branches, !arHtiv-
pIoyinentin Commercial Sips lions Accountant
within n,t, da after their -raiuat s-. viss IL
nrnLk l.iiar ..a
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PARE AS Low IS ny Al OTHER ROUTE.

~ Re particular aud ask Tickets via TIL c. W
Short Line Kali Road
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principal regulators of the
performs its functions we'll,
fun deEeloped. The stomach
on the healthy action Of the
ance offs functIons;when the
are at fault, and the v iole
'nf one orZau-the LIVER
For the diseases Of that. or
has mnde It his study, In a
.'ears, to find some remedy
many derangements to RhIch
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tl4AaI = IN u C-AR 9.
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l X X Xxx !IS9i SS5 CITING ZILE1R 5Ny.
- Htr lc',te. IN tie tst0VtI tpifI III, y,,,.,.
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Great Mort and S1utlern Mail RouIe.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
3 I -ts-.r.4.a
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Excursion Tickets from dgeport to Pittsburgh and
turning, y IS. Good tte0 days OnEli.
Iag- Blu, train to Cleveland daily. Leave Bridge
a 6:55 A. 81.
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TRAINS Lea l. .EANLS, Liz AZ euLL0Ws:
4tI2.Iju a lI:44 NJ Tor Ole ard points A"UVt
of Central OHIO Traits from Wheeling and th
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@. GARFORTH'S .Ij -
nd Porter Boiling Establishment,

LGNR STREET, BErwEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH ara
EAST WHEELING, va. k
GOOD supply Of Smiths celebrated Kennel and other
N Ales, Brown Stout and Porter, always hand TaY
and families supplied the reasonable terms.
taY-Ail orders addressed-Box No. az, Post oice-wl
BE- prompts. attended to. 81, 8 ts.sts tFss APPS
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
New YoRK, March g.

New YORK, March S-M
The steamship Cahawba, from Havana, ar
rived here. Her news is uniinportant.
A gale which occurred on the night Of the
lst inst, did some little damage to the ship
ping,
New sugars were coming in slowly, and
prices were firm.
The weather was cool and pleasant, and
the health perfect.
The schooner L. Parker OF Portland, has
been lost at sea. The captain and crew
were saved, and had arrived at Havana.
The Cahawba passed on :hc End q Span
ish frigatc bound to Havana.
The stock Of sugar at Havana was $1,000
boxes, including 5000 old; and ls 900 boxes
and hhds OF Matanzas. Molasses was very
firm. Freights had improved in demand,
but not in prices. Exchange lower. Bills
on New York and Philadelphia par.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

tablished slavery, it is not Republican.
Foster replied that he did not think his
language susceptible Of such construction.
He repeated, that where Territory applied
for admission, with Constitution at war
with the plainest principles of libe. ty. he
could not call it Republican in form; and he
would not admit it. lie was not prepared to
90 10 the extreme extent that State may be
excluded on the ground alone that it recog-
nizes slavery. He would not vote for the bill
lie considered it an atrocious. high hand act
Of usurPation. The people of Kansas repu-
dated it with scorn.
The Senate went into executive session.
The House passed the bill approp-iating
sS40. 900 to pay the deficiency printing bill of
the thirty-third and thirty fourth Congresses;
and then took up. the Consulor and Diplo-
matte Appropriation bill.
John Cochran to-day presented in the
House petition for bankrupt law. ntmer-
ously signed by New York merchants, and
also three petitions for homestead law from
merchants and brokers to the number Of $50.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, March s-x
A messenger has arrived from Kansas
bringing with him the Journal of the Le-
compton Convention and the evidence taken
before the Commissioners to examine into
the alleged frauds in Kansas at the cleo
tions held on the 2lst of December, and the
9Th Of January. The documents are vol
luminous. 1t is said that the investigation
reduces the legal vote at the former election
to about $500. whereas il was heretofore
stated TO be s,755. The majority and the
two minority reports, Of the House Kansas
investigating Committee will it is supposed,
be submitted next week.
Calvin J. Crocker, Of Portland, Me-. for
mcrly assistant. surveyor in Saunders Pacific
Railroad expedition died suddenly in this
city. last night. He leaves family living
at Portland.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March e-N
Clover seed again declined. and sales of
prime have been effected ut "a 5od4 g.
Flour held with much frmness, notwitL-
standing tho unfavorable tenor of European
adviccs; and further sales have been made
At "a so for supcrfne; IS for extra, and
&5 5o@$6 for extra family and fancy. No
change in rye -four, or corn meal. There is
more inquiry for prime wheat, but other de-
seript,ons are neglected; sales Of red at 81 04
@l OF; white at 81 2s@l 80. Rye is wanted
at zoe. Corn in active request, and further
sales of yellow were made ut 60c. Oats dull
at S3xSs5. Groceries dull. Small rales OF
Cuba sugar at 5slG6A. Provisions un-
changed. Whisky dull at 2lc for Pennsyl-
yauia.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
Cincfnnatf Markets.

CINCINNATI, March S-N
Flour unchanged, and in moderate demand
at Saturdays prices. Whisky l6L and
steady; receipts light. Provisions held above
the views Of buyers; nothing done of i'm
portancc. Groceries buoyant; sugar and
molasses held higher.
CIScISSATI, March s-r. n.
Flour steady and in fair demand; 1900
bbls sold Mt 50 7o@S IS for supcrfne. and
90 s0@3 30 for extra. Whisky steady at
16x. Oats 33c with sales of 5000 bushels
Butter dali at l2@l6 sor roll. Provisions
firm. Mess pork shade higher, with sales
Of 500 bbls at $l5 25Gl5 81. Lard in good
demand; 1000 bhls sold at 91IS, and 500 kegs
ut lie; bulk meat firmer; shoulders 5sssS, sides
done in bacon. Clover Seed dull small
sales ut "a 90@5. Sugar held higher; sales
of goo hhds ut 6x@7k. Molasscs held at
S5c. Coffee unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
New York Market.
NEw YORK, March s-N

NEW oRK, March S-x
Flour generally heavy, except in Southern
brands, which are held steady; State has de-
clined Sc; quoted ut 81 2594 IS. Wheat
very DALI Corn unsettled; sales Of IL 200
bushels nt s5@s7 for white-a decline of lc;
yellow scarce, and quoted lc advance; sales
at 7o@7lc. Mess pork advanced loc; and
prime l5c-the former quoted at &le so@$l7,
and the latter at SIS 25. Lard kc better;
sales at sJS@loA. Whisky dull.
NEW YORK, March s-rN
Cotton advanced 1s@A: 5000 bales sold.
Flour dull; 1000 b6ls sold. Wheat very
dull. Corn declined; Is 900 bushels sold
white 6G@6s; yellow 69@70. Lard &c bet
ter; sales at l0@I0x. Bacon firm ut ssl@
9H for hams, and s1l9Sx for shoulders.
Molasses in good demand at So@5o. Tallow
1ol<@lI. Sugar firm, bat dull. Coffee
quiet at s1T@ll. Freights dull Stocks
lower. Erie SSst. Tennessee s's 50. Cali
fornia as 90.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
RIcuNoSp, Va, March

The Legislature last night voted a gold
medal to the widow of the late Commander
Herndon of the i'll fated steamer Central
America. The Legislature adjourned sine
die, but a proclamation by Gov. Wise was
Immediately received convcning an extra
session commencing on Monday. The Gov
ernor intends the Legislature shall continue
in session until their business is completed.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. March s-n

BALTIMORE. MARCH ~
Flour market firm; sales of 1000 bbls
Howard Street 81 so; City Mills held at
same price Wheat steady; sales OF red ut
81 e4tgi os; white 81 l4@l 30. Corn--5S
tor white, and 81 for yellow Whisky 2Ol5
@2lc and dull. Clover seed dull and lower
good to prime a 10d5 81.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

MARCH s.-TelegraPhsd this evening al
nine o'clock by the Z. & w. liLe.
Washington-Snowing; mer 2s.
misunderstanding; mer IS.
delphia-Snowing; Taer "a.
Louisvillc-Cloudy; mer IS.
notwithstanding: mcr "a.
Sackvillc-Cloudy; mer Is.
Charlotte,own, p. Z. Cloudy; mer IL
Halifax-Cloudy; mer %.
S.. John, n. B.-Cicar; mer IS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
IFrsm r. g. 0'Rilcy L Co.'S Rsgister.l

MARcHs.
Cremona, st. Louis to Cincinnati.
j. III. Done, Cairo to Evansville.
7 me, Louisville to Tennessee River.
Fairy Queen, Cincinnati to Nashville.
Argyle. New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Platte Valley, Louisville to 81. Louis.
John BrigSs, Louisville to Evansville.
7. &. Twitchell, New Orleans to Louisville
Kate Sarchet, Wabash to Evansville.
James Montgomery, Louisville to New Orieans.
mbridge, st. Louis TO Pittsburgh.
Southerner, Memphis to Louisville.
Lands, New 0:lsans to Cincinnati
Moderator, st. Louis 10 Pittsburg.
Arizona, 81. Louis to Pittsburg.