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The undersigned also offers for sale
TRACT OF LAND.

containing about It's acres, lying in the county of
Mecklenburg miles south of Charlotte on the Stage
road to Monroe being a part and parcel of the REA
GOLD AND COPPER MINE.
The location is very desirable one as it is one of
the most salubrious and healthy this side of the Blue
Ridge The land is very fertile and productive in Corn
Cotton, Wheat and Oats. 1t has it Dwelling House
with Rooms, together with out-houses, Stables &c.
Also a Well of good Water. The above property can
be had reasonable and accommodating terms
Any persons wishing to the land refer them to
Mr. VIM Treloar adjoining the same for further partic-
ulars, inquire of me at Monroe, Union county, " c.
JAMES RICHARDS.
March l6 1853 1T
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Village Hotel,
MonrOe. NJ C.

TENlE undersigned would respectfully say the for
IL patrons of the above named house as well as
the travelling community in general that he has pr
chased the house well known the Village Hotel, in
the town of Monroe that he has the same undergoing
thorough renovation in repairs, outfits &C.. and that
he is determined make this House attractable as
the most fastidious could wish, by well furnished
table, good beds, and well trained servants as the
country affords His undivided attention will be given
to his guests and every opportunity sought please
and give perfect satisfaction,
JAMES RICHARDS
March l6, 1853. 3OO-4t
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New Spring Goods.
At Auction Prices for Cash.

NAE ARE receiving large Stock of SPRIN G
w AND SUMNER GOODS which selling at
very low prices and would advise all those nng to
buy Goods call and examine Stock before uyng
elsewhere particularly if they want to buy for CASH
BROWN, STITT & co.
March 1G, 1853. 3t
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$500 REWARD.
January, 1858.

I'd ANYWAY from my Railroad Shantees, in Liberty
EaCounty, Ga, about the first of August, 1856, my
negro EPIIRAIM. He is black and of medium
size 20 or "a years DID, was raised by Mr. Ship of Lin
coin county, and sold to me by ". P. Bynum of the
same county, in February 1856. l think said boy is
lying about Charlotte W. P. Bynum's of Lincoln
county, or VIM. Ships IF CASTOR county the boy
has relations at all those points l will pay TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for his apprehension and deliv-
cry i'll Charlotte Jail so that can get him.
Sept Is, 1857. 74-tf ID. W. ORR.
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A POINTED EXPLANATION.

PULPIT ORAToRs.-Spurgeon, the popular
pulpit orator, who, ON the occasion of the recent
national fast, preached to congregation of twenty
four tho and persons, in the Crystal Palace
London, thus defines the Gospel: off any man
here should be in doubt on account of ignorance
let me- as plainly as I can, state the Gospel. ]
believe it to be wrapped up in one word-Substi-
tuition. [ have always considered, with Luther
and Calvin, that the sum and substance of the
Gospel lies in that word substitution, Christ stand
ing in the stead of man. IF l understand the
Gospel it is this: | deserve to be lost and ruined
the only reason why l should not be damned is
this, that Christ was punished in my stead, and
there IS no need to erecute sentence trice for sin
Christ took the cup in both hands, and
CAT one tremendous draught of love,
He drank damnation dry
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TN W ARE & STOVE
DEPOT

DEPOT.
a. a. M NJ TAYLOR
WOCLD respectfully announce to the public that
w he continues to carry business at the store on
the corner formerly occupied by Higgins & Harry,
where he keeps constantly hand the largest assert
mcnt of $ToVES
ever offered in North Carolina among which will be
found the celebrated
Iron Witch Cookiag Store,
which has gained such famous reputation in the
Southern country for the last eighteen months This
Stove he warrants superior to any Cooking Stove now
in use 1t is simple in its arrangements less
fuel, and does more work in given time than any
other Stove in use. He will put beside any other
Stove Of the size in the United States and if it
does not do more work in any given time he will for
felt the price of the Stove and quit selling and 90 for
the better one. He has all kinds of
Parlor and Box Stoves:
and keeps constantly extensive and varied Stock of
Tin, Sheet-Iron, Japan, and Britannia Ware,
Brass Kettles Cast Iron Bedsteaas,
Hat Racks, Cradles, DC,
all of which will be Sold Wholesale and Retail cheap
or than has ever been before offered in this vicinity
He would return his thanks his friends and Gus
toners for the very liberal patronage they have bestow
ed upon him, and they may assured that he will
endeaEor by close attention to business together with
determination to please try to merit a continuance
of the
his motto Is, "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
Ladies and Gentlemen particularly invited to call
and examine his Stock
B<g~ All kinds of JOB WORK attended to with dis
patch; and all ORDERS will be faithfully and PROMPTLY
attended to. ga
Charlotte, June I6, 1851 If
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"Do you profess religion?" "No sir, I profess
my faith and practice my religion Sensible.
Prosperity is no just scale-adversity is the on
ly balance to weigh friends.
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ME-" FIRM

ME-" FIRM
i A EST in the Stock of Goods of Brem Steele, and
associated with J. A SADLER JR. and T. LAFAY-
ETTE ALEXANDER, the business will hereafter be
conducted under the firm of
T. III. BREM & CO.
We call the attention of the public to our Stock as
we have reduced the price great many Good.
T. H. EREM.
Jan. l, 1853. 9O-tf
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The Charlotte Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company,
TONTINUES to take risks against loss by fire. on
cHouses, Goods, Produce &C., at usual rates. Of
hce nearly opposite kerr's Hotel
Presidential. B. TAYLOR
Vice President-C OVERMAN,
Secy Treas'r-E NYE HUTCHINSON.
D133GPDRSs
NJ. B. TAYLOR, c. OVERlAN
J. A. YOUNG, WIN. JOHNSTON,
J. Ii. CARSON, S. I. WRISTON
+, SCARR.
April 20, 1851, If
Town Taxes.
have the Tax Lists for 1851 ready for settle
ment. Persons liable to pay will please call on the
undersigned and settle forthwith is hoped that this
notice will be sufficient the money collect
ed. S. A. HARRIS
June l6, 1857. If Tax Collector
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Gdlit an0 3uulor.

The fellow that perpetrated the following ought
to be punished:
'Woman wants but little on her head,
But lots below to make her spread"
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rs ONE OF THE BEST PCRGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
DEGINES now before the public that a Cbhortfc
easier nder and efecual than other medicine
II IS not only CddGr but remedy acting the
0er TO eject IFS morbid matter then and bowels
to carry on that matter thus accomplishing purposes eecu
ay without the painful feelings the
lions OF most Cuhacs 1t at
time that it and when
will strengthen and build 1t up with unusual rapidy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-26

NEW York, Feb. 25-M
Flour heavy; SAILS of $500 bbls at - 500
4 35 for State, decline Of Sc, and 81 s5G5
for Ohio, an advance of Toe. Wheat and
Corn are very dull. Mess pork advanced
loc; quoted ut sic SO.
NEW YORK, Feb 25-PM
Cotton frmer; 5000 bales upland sold ut
II IL .l6. Flour quiet; 1900 bbls sold; Ohio
l0c lower at 81 s5d4 90. Wheat very dull.
Corn buoyant; 1000 bushels white sold at 63
@70. Mess pork Toe better; sales at &l6 500
Is 20; prime sl3@l3 Is. Lard &c better;
sales at 9ss@9J. Molasses heavy at 29@sO.
Bacon buoyant at s5s@9 for hams; sssdGsl
for shoulders. Tallow declined; 5 900 lbs
sold at III. Freights dull; on -four to Liv-
erpool Is Sd. Stocks higher. Chicago and
Rock Island so. Illinois Central bonds s5.
Michigan Southern 80. Galena and Chicago
90. Erie 50. Cleveland and Toledo SON
Virginia 6's s211. Indiana SIS IS.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

February 25th.-24s bbls pork, bbls eggs.
I Dbl butter, bbls dried apples. bxs dried
apples, bx furs. car loads ice. PIG O'Riley
& Co.; 254 bush wheat, Iglehart Bros; 2
bundles bows, bundles shaves, bundles
felloes, 10 bundles spokes, Chas Babcock: 2
boxes maps, Z b Pennington; bales hops
Remer & Mccoy; bale hops, Stemeeker q
Rei;z; 8 bxs hardware. bx axes. straub;
! bx leather, Raider 81 Backer; bxs mcdi-
cines, Keller & White; l2 bxs shoes, 3 trunks,
bx dry good, 2 bx mdsc. bdlc forks and
shovels, l cask hardware, bdle laws, % bxs
shoes trunks, X S Howard; 80 bbls whisky
Ia Crane; IL bxs mdse. w P s; 80 bags
barley, Cook & Rice; A bbls flour, Tenny
IL Sorenson.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, feO. zO-N
There has been an active inquiry for Clo-
Yer seed, and 1900 bushels sold Mt IS, and 800
bags for export on private terms. Flour is
In better demand. and prices ere stiftening;
sales of a. 900 hh,s standard AM good brands
at ga 31@4 so, including 1890 bbls on terms
Kept secret, hut at an advance on the latter
ngnre, and some Ohio extra Mt IS. Small
sales of Rye -four At IS leI<. 500 bills corn
meal sold at 81 SIX. Wheat steady at
81 o5@l 0s for red, and Al SOtaI so for
white. Rye In demand at Toe. Corn in good
request at aoc, 1000 bushels PENNSYLVANIA
oats sold 1T s4e. Provisions unchanged.-
Whisky firm at aa@22lSc In bbis. :,
1885 bags Rio ooffco sold this Morning BY
Dutihl, Cooke IL Co, at e1S@ss<. averaging
nearly Toe, The adding was spirited.
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4. G. Brown, the Utah correspondent of
the New York Tribune, arrived here last
night in company with the U. s. Attorney
Dockaday. They left Camp Scott oil the 5th
of January. The health Of the army con
timed good. The weather was remarkably
mild for that region, and very little snow
had fallen in the immediate vicinity Of the
camp.
The District Court had indicted Young,
Kimball, and others. for high treason.
The Mormon Legislature is still in ses-
sion.
The latest dates received from the States
were to the first OF October. Much anxiety
was felt to hear from the East, in consequence
of the rumored money panic.
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THr RIvrx at this point remains station

TIE RIvEx at this point remains station
airy. -.... .--...--..l ..-.f
The j. C. Fremont, bound from Cincinnati
to New Orleans, during dense fog on Tues.
day, grounded O short distance below the
mouth of the Big Miami.
The steamer Nettie Miller was sunk in the
Cumberland River, 400 miles above Nash
vile, few days since. Boat and cargo q
total loss.
Nearly fifty steamers are laid mp at Pitts
burg, ice-bound, besides large number of
towboats.
Navigation is still suspended at St. Louis.
The Woodruff il still aground ut Hat
Island with no prospect Of soon getting OF.
Tho Buckeye and Fort Wayne will be
down to-day for New Orleans.
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The Weather.
FEBRuARY, photographed this morning
ut nine o'clock by tho T.. & w. lii.e. 20

Inc W Gamer.
FEBRuARr, 25.-Telegrapbcd this morning
ut nine o'clock by tho E. & w. lie.
Dubuque-Clear; mer 25.
Burlington-Clear; rner %.
Fulton-Clear; mer "a.
Janesville--Pleasant; mer %. g-..es.f
Philadelphia-Clear;m er 81.
Prairie du Chicn-lIazy, calm; mcr %.
Springfield-Mer 2s.
Rock Island Clear; mer "a.
Portage City--Clear; mer %.
Milwarkie-Clear; mcr IS.
Fon du Lac-Clear; mcr 90.
Vincennes-Clear. mer 81.
Overwhelmingly; mer 30.
Lafayettc-Foggy; mer %.
Toledo-Cloudy; mer 26. p.
Buffalo-Cloudy; mer 80.
Columbus, OhIo-Mcr 50. g.
levcland-Clear; mcr q.
Louisville Clear; mer 81.
bonneville, Mo-Cloudy; NOR 80.
New York--Clear; mcr 32. '.d.:.Ul
Oswego-Clear; mer 81. fI.H
Halifax-Cioudy. mer so. i.gIaf.lr
harlottetown. y. i. Cloudy; mer "a
Sackvillc-Appearrncc Of snow; mcr 22.
Vicksburg-Clear mer So.
Memphis mer SO.
Tuscuinbia-llazy; mer So.
New Orieans---Clear; mer 45.
Nashville Cloudy: mer 81.
Baltimore mer 81. 81
Washington Calm; mer SO.
Newburg. n Y-C Cloudy; mer 2s.
Calais, Me--Cloudy: mer 80.
Portlsnd. Me- Cloudy; mcr 80.
Springfield, Mass-Clear; nier So.
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New Orleans Market.

on NEW ORLEANS, Feb. "a Pm
A good demand for Flour. chiefly specula-
tive. and prices are again higher. Sales Of
2,loo bills, closing at "a rs for supcrfne Ohis
and Indiana. ei T..
\ good demand for bulk Pork, and prices
have advanced &c. Sales Of 10000 pounds
at SIC. for shoulders, and q &c. for sides.
good demand for molasscs, aud prices again
higher. Sales of $500 bbls, closing at 3o@Sl.
Mess Pork Is dull without change in prices.
Whisky is very firm because Of the light
stock and supply. Sales Of 5000 bbls rectifsd
ut a2c. aud $50 10 raw at csc.
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The defeat of the Army Bill is not con-
the army on the part OF the Senate which body
will await the action of the House on the
measure therein pending fer additional reg
iments. econ '.....-@t -.-.- l1
The House Committee on elections have
come to no conclusion in relation to the Ohio
case. ........rI Ass
1t Is not true that the House Committee on
Territories have agreed to report bill for
the Territorial government of Sierra Nevada.
They have merely decided to consider the
memorial on the subject. rE 70
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, Feb 25-M--Rivcr rising
Five feet 10 inches in the canal. p.
PrrrsBsc, Feb 25-M-Nuvigatiou still
closed. Snow thawing all morning.
CIScISSArI, Feb 25-P PM Rivsr risen Ave
inches since morning. Weather mild and
thawing. I ~
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TORONTO, Feb 25-P n

The new Parliament met to-day. There
was a full attendance OF Members.
Solicitor General Smith, Of the Ministerial
lists, was elected Speaker by large major
ity. r-t
The Governor Generals speech will be de-
livcrcd tomorrow. o.
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EACH SATURDAY IN MARCH.
Sass Prizes amounting to $3.50 o
Whole Tickets slo; Halves %; Quarters $2h.
..t PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

Sass Prizes amounting to ........... e32O 900
Whole Tickets slo; Halves Is; Quarters s2k.
..-.t PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 5000, corresponding with
Of parer encrced with small tin tubes and placed
The 6rst Isl Prizes similarly printed andencircled,
The wheels are thenrevolvesl, and number is drawn
from the wheel Of HUNTERS, sad at the same time
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered W the Commissioned the Prize
being PLACED asn ns, ,le tSe Prxe, are drawn os
Approx imation Prises. The two preceding and
the succeeding Smbers to those drawing the hrs
Prizes viii be sns,led 70 the AggHrSSSim m
>,00 Prize, those Trkets numbered ll2t 1881
and Is, VIII each he entitled to 900 II Ticket No
5Ia s5l so, will each " entitled to eco, and
cording to the above sd,eme. ...t
figure OF the Numher mat draws the $4,000 Prize. For
example, il the Number drawing the s.001 Prize ends
snas Mo- x fSen nil To So Ss Nn@ber ends
with No then az the Ticket: where the Number ends
AZ Of PaeS,ss. viii he soS at the following
csfacai~ Of Package * , Ma;le Tickets
/" ie RieSss !" .:.. :.:... M Il
In ordering Tickets .es Cersinc .te.. enclose
rscept Of which they VIII ne forwarded first na-
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
may designate. .-.,r ~
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediate y after the drawing.
sH- Purchasers vii please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Ofice County and State.
,,N Rsmemser thatsyery Prize is drawn and paya-
IL All prizes az 81 Nv Md under, fs<id Immediately
are. drawing prizes at the usual time u
thirty days. .--.
All oommunications strrtly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
=. SWAN Il CO., Augusta. Ga.
~ Persons resiiinsnear MONTGOMERY, Alanama
or Atlanta q orgia. ca have their orders filled, and
time, by addresstg 8. Swan Co., At either Of
| those cities.
sF- list Of the nu,hers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amour % the prize that each one Is
entitled 10. will he published after every drawing, in
\ the following papers-Augusta Geo. Constitution.
aist, New Orleans Deli. Mobile Regster, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Cystic, Atlanta Intelligencer,
\ New York Weekly Ia Book, Savannah Morning
News. Richmond Disptch. News, and Paulding
/ CNiiss) Clarion fsbef9
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... ......o EVANSVILLE
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse,

VYYE have opened q seed and Agricultural Ware.
w house. Have on hand and intend to Keep q full
SUNNY of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS; also, a full
Assortment Of IMPLEMENTS. We are Agents Tor
NcCormick's Reaper: Mower and Reaper combined
Young America Corn and Cob Crusher;
Sa,ford's Straw Gutter; .-~
Raymond Roberts Flows; d. s.
Peal,ody's Premium Prolific Corn;
Lsndrsth A. SONS Warranted Garden Seeds, &C., &c
febIs-dNw - q I'll. COOK SON.
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PRovIDEScE, X. I.Fcb 25-Px
The Democratic State Convention met to-
day, but adjourned till the 18th Of March,
without making any nominations.
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THE RIVER.
lFs.m p. @. o'Riley & Co.'S Register.

From r. U. v NIIty q OV. y neBIslef.I
FEBRUARY %.
Alvin Adams, Memphis 10 Louisville.
David White, New Orleans to Louisville.
Union, Bowlirg Green to Evansville.
II. d. N"wcomb, New Orleans to Louisville.
Z. II. Fairchild, Louisville to New Orleans
j. ii. Done, Paducah TO Evansville.
IL. Bridges, Bowling Green to Louisville.
Fairy Queen, Nashville 10 Cincinnati.
Bracelet; Louisville to Bowling Green.
Crescent, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
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RECEIPTS BY The RIVER.

GREEN RIVER.-Per steamer Bridges
737 bbls pork and lard. j Mitchell & Co.;
hid tobacco, 2 bbls fax seed, Dbl butter,
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New YonK, Feb. AS

The steamship City Of Washington from
Liverpool arrived this morning with dates TO
the 10Th inst. anticipated by the Anglo Sax
on and Arago.
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Difficulty Between Clay and CuiiOm Settled.
WAsHINeToS, Feb. 25-P. n.
Mr.. Clay Of Kentucky appeared in his
seat to-day. and received the congratulations
of his friends. on the settlement Of the diff.
Guilty with Cullom.
The Supreme Court will adjourn to-mor-
row till the first Of April.
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baltimore Market.
BALIIxoRE, Feb 25-,

Flour arm. Wheat steady. White corn
So: yellow the same. Provisions IN better
demand ipd frmer; no qnotabie change in
prices.s
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Cincinnati Markets.

~ CINCINNATI, Feb. 25--M.
Flour unchanged. and dull. Whisky de-
clined to lie and dull. Provisions un-
changed and firm; not much done as yet
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For any information or through tickets apply
Company Transportation office, head Of Locust stree
JOHN INGLE,
49, Superintendent.
. ~ Henderson .mmerciaI, Mt. Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Carmel Register take GU
former advertisement and copy. nOv-S.n
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TO FARMERS. rt
s. uDROGREsS" should he your motto. invite
II yoar attention to the
KING OF ALL MILLS,

90 little power that IL is play to operate II, and does II
so nicely that is pleasure to see its
Ii IL also one OF the best stalk and straw cutters In
use, II Is simple not TO be liable to get out OF
order, and warrant II run one year without any
repar invite ali to call and see II at Mr.. THORN
Hills SaddIery Shop, opposite the Court House,
on Main street. 49,.
l am also sole agent for Levett's
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LOTTERIES.

SWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES!
authorized by the State Of Georgia.
w. S7O,OOO!!!@1
FOR TEN DOLLARs!!
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN
& CO., Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each Of their Single Number lotteries for March, 1855
at AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under the superin-
tendence Of Commissioners. ..f
CLASS D.,
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta public,
ON SATURDAY, March 9Th, 1855.
CLASS 9,
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Georgia in public
----. on SATURDAY, March 18th, 1855.
CLASS z,
To be drawn In .he City OF Augusta in public,
on SATURDAY, March 10th, less.
..f.-.-... CLASS g.. -g
To be drawn the City Of Augusta, Georgia, in public,
on SATURDAY, March s.th, 1855,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
%, AND EIGHTHF7TE PRIZES!
Nearby One Prize to every Nine Tickets.
MAGNIFlCE NT Sch EME!
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CrycISyArI Feb. 25-r. n,

Flour unchanged, and not much doing
whisky declined to lie, and q small lot sold
at 1871; receipts large, and demand limited.
Lard firm at s1< and in good Demand
Bulk pork and bacon dull; Nothing Of con-
sequence done; prices nominal. Molssses
held at S3c, but no sales of Importance. SUI
gar firm at 5@@7c. Coffee steady. and in
good demand at III. Clover seed $5@5 10,
and not in much demand. Ia sfs.aIs
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VVYHIsKY We are now receiving daily supply
NJ Of whisky, and are ready 10 furnish q superior
NJ " ''a OF Rs' TESSEY & soRENsoN.
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U.,,x.x Feb a5-x

Steamship America not yo, Signalled. Her
dates viii re 10 the 18th inst.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

TRANsPORTATIO WESTWARD.
WYE beg to call the attention Of Merchants buying
NJ or ordering their fall stocks from the Eastern
cities, to the superior advantages and facilities OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for the safe and speedy transportation Of Freights to
Evansville and vicinity. Connections are made with
the most reliable Railroads and Steamships. River
Route shortened and improved by completion to Par
kersLureh. Through rates lower than by any other
route. Apply to
NJ PorTsR, Boston; b. Y. KELLY. Philadelphia:
CIV .PERvIEL, N.Iork;y. 7. EsGLANp, Baltimore,
for information or through rates, or to
GEO. FOSTER CO, Freight Agents,
Corner Locust street and Canal Evansville Indiana
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