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RAILROADS, &C.
1860 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE. is

1860 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE. 1860
w.. E,s .sE 49,
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
Change OF Schedule.
and after Sunday January 29h 1850 the Mall and Passen-
~ ger trains, on this road, will run follows:
Leave Richmond daily O'Clock for Junction burke
yle Lynchburg, BRISTOL Knoxville Dalton, and Atlanta
Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction and MemphIs
Montgomery and Mobile, Ala, and New Orleans
Leave Richmond daily except sundays for Danve Va and
Greensboro, N. O., at S An.
Leave Junction (Burkeyie) daily at $50 NJ and arrive in
Richmond at ~ 80 JPN.
Leave Danvle daily Except Sundays) al NJ and arrive
E above trains connect both todys with the souhde
Railroad trains and from the Southwest At the Junction and
with the Virginia Central R T. Potomac Railroad trains
from the North, at Richmond.
Through Tickets sold and Baggage checked
points; also to the Virginia Springs.
For through Ticket and urther information apply
ONCE OF the Richmond Danve Railroad Company Richmond
la8O ALEX. W0RRALL, superintendent
RICHMOND & YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY, March 1st 1850, Pas e..
~ senger Trains will depart kA - ~
FROM kICHMOND.
Daily Except sundays) at On A. NJ
FROM WHITE HOUSE
Daily Except sundaysD ......4A P. NJ
STEAMER BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK, -
Mondays and THURSDAYS A.
LEAVES wHITEHOUsE,
Tuesdays and Fridays A. NJ connecting with both ways
Urbanna stage leaves White House. Tuesdays and Fridays
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and Saturdays
Wakeron stageeaves Wheouse Mondays and Thursdays
A NJ, returning same days.
Freight Trains and arrive at Richmond Wednesdays and
Saturdays. THOS. 4. SHARP,
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
MERCHANTS,
Fire Insurance, lsarime insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No 1S1 MAN STREET RICHMOND Va

CASH CAPITAL, 100000
CHARTERED In 1882 and having during It's existence Of twenty
" years claims for loss extent Ct largely
MILLION OF DOLLARS It refers to the history OF the
asst aiordng the hest guarantee Tor the uture
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY its profits are distributed amongst
her citizens and Its Capital used promote the success oil her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
By the long acquaintance OF this Institution win the lhsung
Public, It has become familiar with their Interests and no pains
will be spared Information withheld on the part Of It's oheGEs
that will tend to insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers and Country Merchants we can the very
extensive country already highly respectable
citizens In almost every portion OF the state ,
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance, addressed 10 the
W. L. CoWARDIN, President
WILLIAM WuIR In secrAtarv mhl9-ly
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

VIHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus Of nearly $3.50, 900, prepared 70 issue policies
similar institution In the state and respectfully ask share Of the
patronage public Applications will be received at the Of
Zee 1861 east Of Main and h streets
where the officers will cheery give Information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Chas T Workman John II. Claiborne,
VIM O. Tompkins Robert NJ. Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust
Alex Garrett Geo n. Gwathmey,
John T. Sublett, Frs. J. Barns
DAVID oURRIE Presr
RnRERr A. TnMPErNs. Sec,Y. seq
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VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRlCATlNG COAL OILS.
THE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
WCousnr OF ,vE CITIZENS STATE" has appointed us
Agents for the sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRICApING COAL OILS,
the quality Of which and uSApulrEArED
attention Of Apothecares sud Dealers throughout
supply, which Will large and sold by 'ohoteSds
iS-i-tf GOOCH FCHOIs.
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DICHMOND MANUFACTURED FERIiL'
Ii ZERs- ..-l Itit-f
Fine ground Bone Dust
Ammonatrd super Phosphate Of Line
Improved Manipulated 6uano ,hv
Prepared By Hartman, general assni ana s.srSiyIIL
k22-2u BACON sA1~7
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Land hssflensin Hot Climates Persons fssdrnt4ry ab
ihvah"s and Conyaescents; Captain. q Vessels and
riab'eIs VIII ma u valuable addition 10 h1F
WI, Medicine Chests.
WIN ,eoAe who have used It. 1t has high favor dsdh6r
pensabe,
IN TORPID STATE OF TIE LIyER-I renders rsaisrifs
In restoring healthy action.
n uoOi AND RHkDMAfLsM-It gives the bes; satisfaction
@ al story symptoms, and Ia many eseeA'
curing those afflicted.
Its SUCCESS IN CASES OF GRAVEL INDIGESTION HElRf.
BURN AMI COsflVENESs-Proves II 70 be Medicine q We
greatest utility.
AGiDIIY OF THE STOMACH AND THE DISTRESSING SCH
% CsOAL DURING PREGNANCY-Yields speedily, All s-
marked success under us heathfuI nfuenc.
II AFFORDS TIN GREATEST RFIJFP TO THOSE AFFLICTED
WITH RsUbJECT TO THE PILRS-ACTING gently he boz
! inhaInn atory Tendencies.
IN fAcI ~ Is lNvALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE 6h-
lie AFLiHENT OR PCRGATIvE Is REQUIRED
US IN he form Of Powder carefully put up bottles isI",
y % anu merely requires water poured upon h"f
u.Se CshhhuGl eIervescent beverage. ~.
Iaken IN The morning iateres with the ssisi
dhy aetlnF gently the system restoring digestive los
&0ls eAAy and vigorous tone Of the si0Dsed, ana
an elasticity OF mind and fow ofspiis vheh give Essi ~
enjoyment II also enables the invalid y eajoy ALy l
WIN lmpGniy from which he oihsy1iss BE- dsblHd -
without which life Is rksome and dlstgess!aZ
NuherouA testimonials rou professional and cher gehu
tne hghest standing Throughout lac county, snd Us @ IA
cseaslng popularity for series Of years strongly geALh
emGaey ana valuable character ADD eommendh 70 TIE '"
nouce OF an intelligent public,
Prepared and Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by
JOHN A. TARRANr CO, Drugfsn7v
Jelo-ly No. 2T5 Greenwich ST., Of Warren, = -.
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LlGHTE \ BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.
WE CALL the attention Of the citizens Of Rich -.
w noLI. and Virginia. 70 Piano Fotes which n I'D
have placed with Mr. Carus tina: their qualities Il
In eye-y respect tested by the side Of hell "
I famed Chickering's.
warrant an Pianos, and show high and as nume
rous testimonials any factory IN the country Al Of which can
be seen al Mr. Carusis Broad Street Sd door from 9Th
dds LIGHTE & BRADBURY.
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ENCOURAGE HONE MANUFACTURE y.
~ signed manufactures keeps constantly on mana
Richmond Iron and Steel Works large and fine assort
ment Of
Refined IRON consisting Of all sizes, Bar, Band
Hoop and Scroll Iron
Tire Iron. Ovas and HalfROunts.
Horse and Mule shoe iron Rounds and Squares.
Lightning Rods round and square.
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut Iron.
Tobacco Min Tapered and Plate Iron
In short, every description II IRON that he ordered
Also Railroad Frog TEEL Steel Coach Buggy and Suky TIRES
and on .rrv HafRound steel JAS. HUNTER,
fslG-Sm* Richmond Va.
~ All sizes OF PUNCHED WASHERS hand or made TO or
der
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CITY OF RICHMOND,

CITY OF RICHMOND,
STATE VIRGINIA
lanai Ir,erso1 az No,ary Public for the city Aforesaid In
The state Of Virginia. certify that Lewis Ginte whose name
mentioned as general partner in the foregoing writing TINS Gay
made oah before me that Albert J@ee, the special partner
mentioned In writing has actually paid IN ASH Tue sum OF
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars the amount contributed by MIN 20
the car stock OF said 6rn Of Girer Alvey Arenis
J. l.. APPERsON, n. P.
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HECTOR DAVIS .Yc,;o,oa
QUAKER Getty

FRANKLIN STREET RICHMOND VA
a Ellis SLAVES both publicly and privately p-rs,os s,
- her Slaves to him, may assured Of obtaining ~
market prices. "' p.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 10, p. M-The de-
mand for money keeps up fully and rather in
excess of the means Of the regular houses,
and the market continues tight at 15@1S;
outside rates of exchange remain as last
quoted, with a good demand fully up to the
supply. Provisions-There was decided
ly better feeling in the market to-day for
most articles with increased demand at yes
terday's prices; but holders were generally
firm and in many cases asked higher prices.
A better demand for bacon, and 1T 7t(09t
@1O4, large business could have been
done, but holders asked 8C94c higher sales
so hhds shoulders at II; so do. sides at 9 t
and 65 do clear do at 108. The asking
rates at the close were 78@9s@103; a
marked improvementEin the demand for bulk
meats prices firmer. Large demand for lard
and prices &c higher; kegs IL /; tierce lO4
Nothing done in mess pork; holders firm
countr-- can be bought at Z 90 and city
at z 70. Flour dull; demand limited and
lower; sales 1900 bbls at 5 45M5 80 for
super; GO05 s5 for extra. Whisky un-
changed. Sugar steady at zoos for. low
to fully fair. Coffee very firm at l34014
for choice; 14l is asked. Molasses un-
| changed. Wheat steady; prime white l 81
al 80; red 3O(GI 80. Corn dull and
unchanged. Oats steady. Rye steady. Bar
ley in good demand.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

BeS- We are well pleased to observe the
interest that is being aroused in regard to
our annual city and township elections.
We trust that every candidate will be sCru-
tinized with care, and if he is found unfit in
any particular, let him be cast aside, and a
better man put in his place. But this in
sPection should apply to all Of the candidates.
If the present trustee is guilty ofmalfeasance,
(Which we do not believe), he should not be
reelected; but his place ought not to be
filed by man who.--for serving on All
election board-preSented his bill first to
the Township Trustee, and received his pay
and then handed in the same claim to the
Board of County Commissioners and had il
allowed the second time. We do not think
it would be advisable to place the township
funds in the hands of so shrewd fnancier
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

NEW Posi- OFFICE ARRANGEMENT.-Som
complaint having been made that the Post
Office, under the present arrangement, is
not kept open long enough in the evening,
after the opening of the mail, Mr.. RUDD has
concluded to make the following change,
which takes effect Immediately
Instead of closing the office at a quarter
past seven in the evening, it will be kept
open until half past seUen-thus keeping
open one hour after the mail closes, instead
of three quarters as heretofore. The mail,
as is generally known, arrives at half past
five in the evening, when the office is closed
for the purpose of distribution and other
work till half past six.
The Post Office is opened and closed by
Railroad time, which is twenty minutes
faster than city time. Mr.. Rudd intends to
be prompt to the minute, and Others should
learn TO be so.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

The Indiana State prison has now 567
convicts confined within its walls. About
five hundred of these are employed in vari-
Gus ways. The accommodations Of the
prison are limited to about four hundred, and
we are glad the prison will soon be relieved
of its surplus by the transfer of so to 200
to the Northern prison at Michigan City
However, ever available foot in the prison
is occupied in some way by the prisoners at
labor in the various shops and factories
carried on thereby private enterprise.
In the prison there is a school in which
we noticed thirty or forty scholars. This
school is made up in part from the unem-
ployed.
Everything in and about the prison shows
excellent discipline and management.-Nesc
-AL6d1ay Ledger.
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New YORK, March Is, m.-The Tribune,

NEW YORK, March Is, M.-The Tribune S
Washington correspondence says, changes
in the judiciary of Utah are in contempla-
ton nIbut.n official action has yet beea taken,
on account of the Illness of Judge Black
He was out for the first time to-day. tr-
The Treasury Department is still in con-
hict with the President on the subject of
the tariff. Mr.. Cobb is bitterly opposed 10
any increase of duties on iron.
There is a good prospect that the newly
proposed Telegraph to the Pacific will be
built. Congress is likely to do what is
necessary to insure its success. The. old
grant of land to Alden and Eddy, for a
line thither, was found inadequate.
The special Railroad Committee in the
House, had meeting and general express
sion of views. Mr.. Curtis, the Chairman,
favors I understand Northern and South
ern route to avoid the charge of sectional
ism. He thinks this proposition combines
the most strength, other reports concur
ing that such bill would ignore the charge
of sectionalism so constantly made by South
ern men.
All the officers and employees in the
Baltimore Custom House, who voted for
Douglas delegates to Charleston, have been
dismissed. t-Is.-e -tt, sss.g
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

sG@ P. A. Hackleman, Esq, of Rushville,
President of the Opposition State Conven-
tion, desires the address of the delegates to
Chicago, so he can forward them their GER
tifcates. He is unacquainted with the ad-
dress OF q portion of them. He says the
certificates of the district delegates will
show that they were elected by their respect
i've districts, and then reported to the Cen
vention.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT--We learn that a
girl, about thirteen years of age, daughter
of Mr.. Nelson Swaney, of Folsomville,
Owen township, in this county, was terri
bly, burned, on Saturday last from her
clothes taking fire. Our informant says her
right hand was burned to crisp, and the
whole arm shockingly burned up to the
shoulder. Other parts of girls body. were
also badly burned. Hopes are entertained
of her recovery, although her condition, on
Saturday evening, was regarded as very
critical WdTrick Democrat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

NEW YORK, March Is, P. M.-FIOur dull :;
prices for common medium rule in favor of
the purchaser sales 1000 bbls at 25M5 81
for super State; 5 1905 55 extra do; 5 %
(G>5 35 super western; 1905 65 common
to medium extra western: 0O(66 90 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio ;
closing dull and heavy; rye flour steady
and unchanged. Whisky dull and lower !;
sales $50 bbls at 234@234. Wheat dull,
heavy and lower; no pressing desire to sell
prime white and red, but spring can be
bought at previous prices; the demand is
quite limited sales 5, 400 bush Milwaukee
club at l 25 in store. Rye unchanged !;
sales 3, 200 bush prime. Barley less active,
but prices are unchanged sales $500 bush
at 80 and 5000 bush Canada at S. Barley
malt steady; sales 1000 bush at 80.
Corn heavy sales 1900 bush at 75(G76
for white; and 77@79 for inferior to prime
yellow western; mixed nominal at 76.
Oats little more active at 1904 for wes-
tern. Pork more active; new mess heavy !;
old i'll speculative request; prime quiet and
steady sales t. 500 bbls at IL 25(1l7 so for
old mess; Is 00G9l8 so for new mess II 90
for thin mess; / 6 90 for western prime mess.
Beef steady and market unchanged: cut
meats firm and more active; sales 1900
packages at 767k for dry salted shoulders !;
7fG17t for picked do; 9010 for hams.
Bacon quiet and unchanged; sales loo boxes
Cumberland middles at 8. Lard firm sales
$50 pkgs at 1O2@1l4; the latter price for
choice. Butter, moderate business doing at
1l@l4 for Ohio; 14@2o for State. Rio
coffee continues very firm; sales $500 bags
at 1904. Molasses continues dull; sales
200 hhds Muscovado at 26@29; Porto
Rico 4O@41; New Orleans 46@48. Sugar
quiet and unchanged; Cuba 63@74
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n@~ Our correspondent out at BOOnville

BtS" Our correspondent out at Bo0nvlIIe
sends us the following item:
''Mr. Robert Mcconnell, near this place,
had horse, saddle and bride stolen from
his stable few nights ago. Diligent search
has been made for the thief and horse, but
neither of them found as yet. Suspicion rests
upon young man by the name of James
Erwin, who left here about the time the
theft was committed Erwin is a compare
tive stranger here, not having lived here
but a few months"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

BG~ The conviction by jury of the first of
the Ottawa reseuers at Chicago, during an
exciting election, is matter Of some sur
prise. There, in that ultra free soil commu-
nifty, man is convicted by a jury of his
peers for resisting the Fugitive Slave Law.
This speaks well for the conservatism and
nationality of the Illinoisans All honor to
them. - +-#
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

MELoY's STATION, March 15th.-The
Overland Mail that left San Francisco on
the oath, arrived here at $50 this evening.
SAN Francisco, Fec. 24th.-At the Dem
ocratic primary election, 4 Latham and A
Gwin and Weller delegates were elected to
the State Convention.
The Republican State Convention met at
Sacramento on the 22d, $50 members being
present. LELAND Stanford, T. P. Tracy, D.
w. Cheeselnan and A. A. Sargent, were
chosen delegates to the Chicago Convention.
No resolutions were passed, but a majority
of the delegates are understood to be for
Seward
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March 15.-We learn
that the arrangements of the Jones, RUSSELL
& Co. pony express from this place to
California are about being consummated. A
portion of their ponies, riders, and agents
having arrived here, and started yesterday
to determine the routes and locate stations.
They expect to commence running about
the fifth of April, and will go through in ten
days. 1t is thought they will also locate the
starting point of their passengers and fast
freight line here, but this is not fully decided.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16
ssS~The Enquirer justifies the ador

g&~The Enquirer justifes the adoption
of the two-thirds rule by the Democratic
National Convention. Our neighbors should
be careful what they are about. If they
are true friends of Douglas they won't ad-
yocate that rule. 1t will be a dangerous
weapon against the Little Magician of Hi
nois. .tsr. f-s/
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

JUDGE Terry, of California, who shot
Broderick, made an effort 10 get his trial
taken from the Court of Sessions TO the
District Court with the ultimate intention
of obtaining change of venue to distant
locality. But the Supreme Court has de-
cided that in the Court of Sessions he must
be tried
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

DIsTRBUTING PosT OFFICE. We have
been Informed that some of the neighbor-
ing towns, and especially those down the
river, in Illinois and Kentucky, are desir-
Gus that our Post Office should be constitut-
ed a Distributing office. They argue that if
it were made SO, they could get their mails
4 day sooner than they now do, in most in
stances.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

LEcrURE.-Dr. II. C. JONES will continue
his lecture on the subject of "Man: Phys
ically and Psychologically Considered" to
the students of Behms Commercial College,
this (Fridayl evening at clock
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

BIZ Two passengers came down on the
f. & c. Railroad last evening, who had left
New Orleans only 4s hours before They
came via Columbus, KY, Cairo, Sandoval,
and Vincennes. That is quick travelling
What do our old boatmen-who used to be
five and six weeks in making the trip up in
the infancy of steamboating-think Of this ?
Don't it make their heads swim?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

a. ss2- Messrs. DUNCAN tE Cook have their
Spring stock of Goods en- route from the
East Let those who want new goods be
on the lookout for this fine stock. They
have bought this Spring to great advantage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

B1The Enquirer says Col. Lane sustain
ed the Bankrupt Law. The Colonel we
presume would now favor one-for the bene-
fit of the Lecompton party. The poor fell
lows will need one next November. They
will not be able to pay, politically, a cent
on the dollar. A Bankrupt Law would be
a mercy to them.
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TiTFG ST.q F-Fs mn 81 EtES - .4sN.ES y f.a B4s
II DEALERS.-DesirOus of warning all persons
Who engaged in the staye business, and 10 eau
tion them against false reports that they may have
received viii hereafter receive, respecting the
price Of slaves here, will give you the Yalae OF
sttYes in New Orleans.
FL Our stave market is now very much depressed
and becomes worse and worse every day, in conse-
qnence of tho large quantities arriving here and on
the way. tt- ..
Clarets or French butts, of good qualify, are
selling here at from So TO S25 hhd- istaYes from
$50 10 S}0 and pipe slaves from $50 10 $50 per
1000 of twelve hundred slaves
The prospect Of better prices will not improve
for a long time to come, probably year from this,
in consequence Of the total failure Of the wine
crop in Europe and the very large stock OF slaves
now hand here, which is six millions, which
is sufficient 10 supply the demand for two years
come. l would therefore advise all persons who
may have slaves on hand, not to send them 10 this
market they will not pay the freight and
pcnses them. GAYIN0 LEDDA,
Stave Dealer, New Orleans, La
New Orleans Jan. 3lst, 1860.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16
GREAT SALE OF
UIkEAI SAAE1 DIT
9 = X Il. q eEa S. =
~ MERE VIII BE S on ~, n r
A Crescent City Hall.

in EEANSVI LE, on III u II s DAY, the
5th day Of April next, eightyfour lots in the East
ern Enlargement, with front of 1872 feet, en-
bracng 100 feet Main street, 100 feet ON Locust
street, 200 feet Sixth street, $50 feet on Fifth
street, 100 feet Fourth street, sc. These Lots
are in close proximity to the Railroad Depot, Wa
bash " Erie Canal, Public Schools Main street, and
the Ohio River, and in the very Heart of thriving
and well-settled portion of the city. They ac-
cessible and convenient for residences business
purposes, and offered TO the public for the
frSt time. They present rare chance for profitable
Investment, and every wlie wishes - select a
good lot for building, should take advantage af the
opportunity now presented The Eastern Enlarge
ment is improving more rapidly than any other part
of Evansville and nearly all OF these lots i'm
proved with oodsside-walks.s 81 q q q ts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16
Philadelphia nIarket.

PHILADELPHIA, March Is, M.-Flour dull
and declined 121G9l5c. Wheat steady
Corn unchanged. Provisions active mess
pork Is 25@lS so; prime l3 0O@I5 90.
Whisky lower sales at 23924.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16

nea-Mr. JACOB ScHEIBLJ on the corner Of
Main and Second streets, has. received lot
of fresh Lake Fish. direct from the Lakes.
Those wishing anything of the kind, will
always find them at Mr.. ScHEIBLIs stand.