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y. n. hammond.

ENGRAVER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. o Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully soeis orders in the above Aamed
Of
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills of Exchange Checks Pomissory Notes
c embeshed with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style unequalled IN the South.
He has obtained facilities for doing every description work
Stone and particularly refers to the style recently
duced combining the elegance of Engraving with he
heapness Of thography, and particularly adapted Bills
Exchange Checks, Account Sales Bill H ads, fine Labels
etc ETC., etc.
Being the only Engraver of Pictorial subjects steel COP
per in the Sohh publishers others requiring Portraits Land
scapes Book Illustrations etc. etc. reested to examine
his specimens and will add that orders the finer and
difficult kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED By HIM
SELF and not sent to the North the practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS. AT HOME INVI-
TAfoNs Engraved and Printed in every sye punctually
and at short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NoTARIAL SEALS, Designed, Er
graved and and furnished with press. die,
lei 9Dly
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W1nes, Liquors, etc.,

Ft7ies, Liquors, ETC.,
NOS. 8 AND Is ROYAL STREET.
supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, In quar-
and pins continually hand which equal to the best that
comes to this market Also other brands of quality
TOPAZ SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHEa-
EsE, GOLDEN SHERRY. DUFF GORDON SHERRY,AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK Old And
Fine PORT WINE. MADEIRA and SHERRT WINES
BRAEDIESsnzerac, of the vintage Of 1885, 1898 and 1908
and other brands WHISKY all ipions-Scotch Irish
Rye aud Bourbon. ALE and PORTER pints quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment the best
Wines and Liquors
In the market which will sold
other house In the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ply Nos. IL and Is ROYAL streat
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a 4, XEGAs, pANcING AoADEMY, 4
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVE
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSP

AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER
The Fourth Volume of this beautiful and popular Weekly
journal will begin jam ry lst 1859 under the
aging prospects, Tsa,Iv wii,, + ,'n M.s..a tine, be
and several new and sdded which, together
WIN IT'S handsome pictorial Illustrations must increase pres.
AGRICuLTHRE-Thi as heretofore, will be the leading
ner worthy Of the interest desires foe Every De
parment OF Southern Agriculture will receive due attention.
and such systems of cnvatng the raising and
ernl farm msnhgement promulgated tested by
practical men and found worthy adoption A large corps o.
are constantly wiring for this department of
HoRTICuLTUREThisdep department is constantly filled with
universally pronounced useful features Of the
9 pubs5. tsnsasp
thai the anno"nGsm Mnl mt 1 t4at 9Y, ,,,,r, ,prv,
will retain the the ii erlry columns of the ome
s1ead for 1889 will be with general accnmaon by
hce w 70 the world her beu 70 pe enc ve Of
ahGngn n beautiful and highly interesting viii
Iil.usrR ATIoNs-The Homestead" will continue, as
pared N prss,ly 70, its eolnans by competent
pear in each great variety o. in eresns mscsa
neous intelligence the conde sed so MS TO
ksTsyas of III s
ket ports for 1859 the editors determined their paper
To the Southern People.
sa O yor oeT y9 which eaneny sab
country which has been by competent judges
similar paper Union We therefore as. every soters
who desires bscrbe for Agricultural and Family
I st T 10 h @
s sok% fasn S fRss4 his ssaS.tn
shed weekly each mbcr contanil eight large paees
printed n in hs ha,dso%sS, Is style and edy embshed
One copy 81 year. copies Si0 optics s. tand an
ira copy 10 the person getting up the Club Address
ssend specimen numbers prospeevscs etc 's% Make
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SPALDING Il ROGERS AMPHIrHEATER Ann
~ MUSEUM. ST. CHARLES STREET 'D
g. r. sPALDING. Manager r. g. Mash Stage Nsnaysr
Ninth Night of MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS,
THE SEA OF IGE.n

THE SEA OF ICE.n
TUESDAY NIGHT, March % le5o
The effective drama Of THE SEA OF ICE or The Mothers
fryer WIN Scenery Machinery Furniture Dresses and Pro-
pertes gotten up expressly for this De ascour
Master Waldo; Carlos. Miss Carrie; Ba nab s. Muster Geo
Marsh Louise DE ascouT Miss Louise Orgata Miss Louise
atho or = nopsls Or Incidents ID inl cast handbls
Ad.WAned-0NE HUNDRED IL It'll CIR rs for a Mn
seal Extravaganza who will he retained for New Orleans
'eHSo APPLY at Box uce 10 Mr. Marsh from to 10 A. NJ
ss Admission, 30 csn,s Children and Servants in a,en
ance hall price en- Saturday only.
DAY NOON. ~ - " N -
s Doors open at quarter before Curtain rises at
nan past Doors open saturday noon at ll3; Curtain
rsrs at l24. 'H' rnsi
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings OF Emperors,
WHATS WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF Hal


Because t. the otn.msnt oa himself provided for all our
he h gowns OF eheek the eve be sparkling the teeth
be shrveed harh and @ or @orss 'hf s hAf
sPms rTa Th Wgo yga @ r. VIII oGe m more ,n half h
ornsmsn tmsn TeeI Rsna % 5s 5s0 o n Al
first is the celebrated ran t. Thtibe,g VI mt
~, Wa. ,..- Co.,. NJ NEW York, April 10, 1855
vn M Toon 1as s Sir I Permit me to he obi
orna color about the time my in The uiled States
Ps8 is hs pSq ha of yen sen
safr your H. oraise as very wonderful Invention, qu ELL
lam, dear sir, yoerS ,rHly nnno
PeoH We,h - NsTspape, oies ls Nissan Aprill2
Se Tho eoncndsa y ha Idle Til t%nEns Eng at y y
we'll ss asr i ss ssia TRIAL ioiD hS,
ark brown NJ the same time bsnnf Ing and ckcning the
CHARLES cARDEw.
po q ~ New York, July 25, 1857,
Hair Restorative as being the cfcacous article ever saw
f hv my h and 5
eamn s' eaor h" f few So re 1 Dp viii h heir
pleasant itching among persons who erspre ree
' '' ]. &. .iitsfs' Ki1bYs
PE1r Woon: About two years. my hsr c,nnenctd l!-
many rre to no tsc ts sro @ s ,onr "mn hsd R
oraive in January ST. few applications fastened my hair
S N At Iii EtGn " "n @ rnsa s,fs to to is s for
rs se a f and appearance and cheerv
nad Ts nes'o5tgs .S ,s put Ht u" i 1otss @ Of three sizes
dollar mea " 1t KIT " 1Ten'y ss'ns per per
cert IRE in proportion than the mall rtais dollars
ts 'St s al %'' 40 cent more i"
Rs 81 ha2ewsy sa Ssn y a
EYE All G RsSfaf j 1Sp G .ss EAxer Ase
the South: fes s,neodSw
BhAcK IEADso"s xykHS xf,E igHsF11 Fl by
ml7 2a~sw ~ Masazin,s street,
RRIIIsH LUsTRE-,ioq eases in small papers, for
SeRA ASHES AND fAHH rh9tHD qltNss shsatI casks for
PITY s'VHs'' I. shhD Ii % !sssI;s EssR2 ?"' fer sale
mil 2swsw >''' "'D = HfHns Masszinse Il street
Il &c: ''' Sd "''
ERE nR1CKs-llO,o0o English, Pntsburr and Pen
m T9s'@ s~s% ,sr sal cheap LFFED KsAssh \ adss. street
RATn BislcKs-ltOo barrels. cheap by the bur.
ml7 2s~sw 'A' NED 4naMS = aassxine IN rect
GLuE-ls' SFs's landing SnTknp I4 1sf f;s KHyyesy
ul7 2aw3w ~ Magazine street
MALLETS, CAUnKING IRONS, REATLEs, etc., f-r
1tl sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
MI Ztw3W u Magazine street.
UM-320D bales some low priced and scme very su.
" perior for sale by ALFRED kEARNY
mil Iaw5w u Magazine street.
7 ADOEKS Painters pnd Nnsons Lad 'ers from Is to
II % feet long, for sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
mil Eaw3w ~ Magazine street.
| AMFB LACk-ll0b barrels for sale by
- ALFRED KEARNY,
hii -i"3w II NJ lgazne street.
FT'N1NE-A complete assortment comprising twenty diff
! fefent kinds und qualities, for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
ml' -aW3~ Y Mag zine street.
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Chas. Fns','e Champagne.
LATE MAX SUTAINE 4 co.,

dIATE MAX sUTAINE Il co.,
Rh e ms.
Orders received for this superior Wine by M A. MAUI
RICE AT No. 20 Custemhouse street.
Exposition Universelle of Ind ustry and Fine
Arts, 1855.
The International Jury DEGREES the Medn to
Messrs. c. Farre of Max suine Co. Merchants
and Dealers in Champagne a Rems Department Marne
exhibitor Of products of the French Empire Eleventh class of
the Industrial Division. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
President of the Commission.
Palace of Industry, Paris, 18th November 1855.
Court of Prussia.
In consideration quality Champagne that
sou have supplied me for several hereby
You this tho contract for supply my Court and
authorize you make the public under md
ALBRECliT, Prince of Prussiu
Berlin, 4th February, 1856. fec 2ptf
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4 VALUABLE SERVANT AT PRIVATE
Ia SALEt likely RI, "A years old. super washer
S and irone and good plain cook Offered for sale for
.E8au but foc the that her has surplus Of
heuse SIZE will be fully in pa.tlcu
lar. Apply to JAMES TURNER
MIG 63 No. IS Magazine ST.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH :
ADJUSTMENTS.
OitLEANs THEATEK-oRLEANs STREET.

I IHEATEH-ORLEANS STREET-,-
TUESDAY, March 2a 1885,
OF VlLLARS. ~ ""A'ooNs
~ Thursday Benefit of Mr.. vila-" Lucian
6-Perfornance commences at o'clock
office open every day, from O'Clock A. M to 81.
0~ ~. m22
a,NYy THE CLASSIC MUSIC SOCIETY-TH z
HAaAN Fourth Grand Concert of the
AsSIC MUSIC sOCTET
Will take place
Wednesday Evening next, the 23d Inst.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
1S~To commence at O'Clock precisely.
NIL l3t - J. NJ WAGNER, Secretary.
A RMORY HALL... .ARMORY HALL.
For Short Time Only,
COMMENCING MONDAY tvENING March 21
DIR. Beale's Grand Illuminated Panorama
of the
MAMMOTH CAVE OF KENTUCKY
AND THE RIyER AND FALLS Of NIAGARA
Vocal and Instrumental Music
Each exhibition to conclude with Signor Viyalds MARION
ETTFAMILY
H8-Exhibon EVERY NIGHT at 8 O'Clock and on WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY MOONS at IL O'Clock
AS-Admission, 90 Cents Children, 2s cents.
NIL II Dr, G.. n. BElIE pronri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

ing instead Of multiplying the means Of aeceYtainfnS
with certainty, the state Of the water.
r 4sh. Because when he went of his watch at Port
haoson, ABOUT Two hours run above the point at
VI Wnlcn the explosion occnrred-being aware that the
" doctor engine" was working too slowly TO supply
ne boilers properly in case Of the spsed Of the bo64
be'1g increased BY the generation Of higher steam
.e 1o not call the attention Of the second engineer
tne act when be took charge Of the engines 70
ne cmion OF this precaution II seems probable, at
soas tne subsequent disaster may be- traced,
so1n.ts u mind the fact that the second engineer
snc mat on two occasions Il least While he Va On
a'cn, sne Evans alloy safety valves bew o6 steauI.
70 tie sauss. e. eoa sae being 4 ea 40 pounds
allowed sy he ss SI q ponDds % sbovs ths ms1imum
A. Inc mere observance of the isfter eS ~ Isv r.
~ !ue - nesecs o. is spsre cannot be Seened sfIcenf
oeeps Of Of sao % heavy responsibility rests . The
captain has engaged The ssyyIees n ~ sr~,ss,
O. acknowledged competency % tsks cbsrse % Il he
machinery Of his boat, does not exsmnt ~, = e..
me. ne ovtsas,on e % Know from perso.d ohssvation
when the chief engineer has employed csnsfE 49,,
ants, is he exempt from censure. ii he n.y.. III.
oeen vigilance or throws too much respcushaiifv ~
BIS snbordlnates He should not be satided VIZ he
knowledge that this that precauton Is taEsn M
ne Is bound to use erery expedient that scieoce q
experience may suggest TO ensure the safety 81 tk
whose confidence may place their livesn bis keepinG
ne assumes moral responsibility, higher and more
sacred than can be reached by the laws Of the Stse
We believe, that to the absence Of correct appre-
citation Of these responsibilities may be traced ca
iamity that has shocked this community more than
any previous one Of similar character for IL there
was any vessel on which the thousands who habtualy
Travelled on her considered themselves safe scas e
"r'neess too fatal sense Of security on The past
OF her officers has probably led 10 calamity that has
hurried scores into eternity, thrown the pan OF
mourning over q multitude Of human hearts, de-
prlved the community Of valuable ctixena desfrnved
large amount OF property, and shaken public con-
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ORLEANS THEATER-TaE UNDERSIGNED
~ has toe honor of informing public
have been taken that change be effected in
present destination of the Orleans Theaer that the Thea
rcAl Season will open Nov. Is proxitno - ~
The roll OF subscription for boxes open from this
date NJ Mr. Richard Glague's II bourbon street
The present Of boxes " iii be eniled tn
preference on the subscription list. ~ "
CHAS pARIAEcE pr,n,;o,..
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R1AACiDE's VARlETIEs-GRAvIER STREET.
2nae Mahaeer.. Mr.. JOHN SEFTON
WARREN,
TUESDAY EVENING March % 1870

PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Parquette .... 7scerts
mea 1H. nra Aer ior coored persons ,
~ 81 to Sc
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@ BOZ oGe open for securing Dress Circle Parauette
Chaifs and Private Boxes. from to O'Clock daiv a
S6- Doors open at d to o'clock-Perormancs tn con
mence at ~. 't"hce 10 ~ ron po5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28
New York Market.

INV 4 tHh, MAY -a--ss NJ
Flour is l0@20c lower with sales OF
5000 bills at 3 30@6 % for super State ;
g 75(Gl7 / . for extra ditto; 60(d}6 % for
snper Western; 6 1907 25 for common to
good extra Western; 90@7 % for ditto
round hoop Ohio-closing heavy and an
settled. Rye fiour 25@3 30. Wheat
very heavy aud nominally lower. Sales of
$4,000 bush at l 80 for very choice red
Western, which is an outside price; s5
for ditto red Southern; 2 90 for choice
white Southern. Rye quiet; sales at
9S6l 90. Barley quiet sales 5000 bush
barley malt at IS. Corn depressed and
heavy; sales at 9O@94 for inferior 10
prime yellow; mixed Western nominal at
9l@92. Whisky unchanged sales at %,
closing dill. Pork dull and heavy for all
descriptions Sales of $3.50 bbls at IL 80
for new mess; ID 506lj GO for prime
Beef steady O067 SO for prime; 90
- for mess; IL OO@l5 90 for repacked
Beef hams dull at l4Gl7. Bacon dull
hons lO1. Cut meats dull at 767s for
shoulders; sl@9s for hams. Lard firm
sales of COCO bbls at ll;@l2i. Butter
steady at 1920 for new State Cheese
quiet ut sag.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

RA- The strawberry party given by the
ladies of the Rev Nr. MeCarer's Church on
Thursday evening, brought together bril-
liant assemblage of the loveliness and fash
ion of our own city, with which Was min
gled many representatives of the grace and
beauty of Southern Kentucky, for whose
presence We were indebted to the excursion
trip OF the Charley Bowen. The party was
decidedly the most agreeable social gather
ing Of the season, and we are glad to ar
nOunce that it was eminently successful
for the object for which it was gotten up
The receipts exceeded $3.50, and would have
been double had not the ladies been too CON
scientiously scruPulous in their prices. At
a similar party for like object in another
city week ago, SO cents was exacted from
ms for what our ladies would accept only a
dime. That might have been the value of
the fruit, but the smiles and graces that ac-
companied its delivery were worth four
times the sum, and ought to have been
charged for as a contribution to the bene-
ficiary fund. Things of such priceless val
ne ought not to be thrown away on such
occasions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28
WASHINGTON. Nav 26-P N.


The Presidents of several of the Rail-
road companies, whose lines extend from
Weldon to Charleston, together with the
President of the fernando Railroad Com
papy, are now here on business, relative 10
the great Southern mail, their object being
to enter into arrangements with the Post
Office Department, for transmitting 1t more
txpeditiously, especially between New Or
leans aud New York, and avoiding the fail
ures which are now so frequent.
Ii has been stated that Lord Lyons is of
opinion that. the British Minister to Mexico,
will soon, if he has not already, recognize
the Juarez Gov, rnnent, and that it is I'M
derstood, that he has instructions TO that eff
feet There is no foundation for this state
ment, and it is reliably ascertained that
Lord Lyons has no information respecting
the intentions Of Her Majesty's Govern
ment, with regard to the contending par
ties in Mexico, and has expressed no opinion
OH the subject
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

EA~The Lafayette Journal published re-
Gently number of articles exposing the
"intensifed meanness of late citizen of
that city, who the Journal says, has removed
TO Evansville. These articles have been
widely copied, and elected comments that
reflect no credit on the place that shall re-
ceive and tolerate the subject of them, with
out investigatiDg the truth of the allegations
The gentleman alluded ia denies the truth
of the charges, but admits that his cOnduc,
may not appear very generous and noble in
the eyes Of all the world, but says that
mans views and conduct are insensibly in
huenced and shaped by the prevailing tone
of the community around him, and the daily
associations of his life He says the editor
who has made these pretended disclosures
has for a long time been one of his intimate
and cordial friends, and exertiag, rs he fears
an undue influence in shaping his conduct
and sentiments. The subject of these severe
articles has gone to the metropolis of tine
Northern Wabash valley to obtain the
means of indicating himself, and asks a
suspension Ofpublic opinion until his re-
turn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28
Virginia Election.

srr WASHINGTON, May 27-PM
Louden county, partial returns, Goggin
500 majority.
Augusta, one precinct, not official, Cog
gin SIS; Smith 40.
In Rockbridge there are reported gains
for Goggin, but nothing positive.
Eighth Congressional District, Frederick
county, complete returns, gives Charles J.
Faulkner, Dem, 50 majority over Botetor,
Opposition.
Seventh Distriet-In Smith county the
majority for VIM. Smith, Dem, is estimated
at l34. AT Stafford House Smiths major
ity is 235. ln'Green county, Leaks ma
joriiy is 306.
Third District-Caroline county gives
De Jarnett, Dem, 35l majority. The vote
IN this District is very close.
Nineih District.-AugusIa county gives
Skinner, Democrat, majority of Z.
Frederick county, complete, Letcher'S
majority is 223. Berkely county ia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28
AI.STERs .S.N.xA S.4RDLN.HS
To the Public.


~ far, have been very wet ones, causing many
of our rivers overflow their banks back
ing mp the water la the creeks aud bayOus, aud
hondiLg 10 "a considerable extent the bottom
lands when the rivers TeCede, which NAV be
pected soon, then the large surface OF teoyihg veg
etabie stter exposed to the searching rays Of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
fatal ia ats course, sweeping whole States, aud
sparing neither age sex ia its conQuering
march. ..I 81.
After a residence 1t more than twenty Years i'm
the middle and Southern States, we think We have
discovered a medicine which, to certain extent,
is preventative of fAe attacks of bilious fever,
ague, &C., and rs such wa recommend our Magnolia
Whisky. ea-ar r.l3
We wish the public To- uDders'and thai we are
not urging upon them the use OF stEopg Liquors as
leverage. We are and always have been. opposed e.
their being used in that way, bot il people will use
them as such, LET them haze 10y all means a
pure article that Will keep them in health, and
lengthen instead Of shortening their lives. We pro-
pose Ia sell always pure aud unsdulferated Liquors
for medicinal purposes, and little for the sfom-
aeh's sake, il required. and will challenge in
spection by the best chemists in this any other
country, to find any impurity or adulteration in
the whisky branded by US, Alis & Howe's Mag
noia" 1t is warranted, il IL distilled from he
corn, rye, wheat, with slight addition of good
Cistern water. We have doubt many persons
have been ruined in health If not actually killed. ply
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that
Alis Howes' pure Magnolia shonld be in gen
eral use. Just received and in store fOS sale
10 - pipes assd Brandies (old) from to 81 r gal.
~ "a pipes do (old) from to 81 4 gal.
pipes Holland Gin 3 pnncheons old Rum.
ap25 ALLIS a H0WES. Wafer st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28
WILMINGTON, MAY 26-Ps

In the session of the General Assembly
this morning the debate ea foreign missions
was concluded. The committee accepted
the amendments of DIR. Stearnes, which are
slight, aud the report was adopted with but
two or three dissenting voices.
Tine management OF the church extension
fund was approved and the proposals 70
change the plan was rejected. There is a
movement to provide for special cases.
A report condemning the policy of the
American Home Missionary Society 10
wards this denomination in Illinois, aud in
favor of enlarging the powers of the church
extension committee is before the body ant
will, probably, be.adOpted tomorrow.
The Lords Supper will he administered
this evening.