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BOOTS AND SHOES TO SUIT 9eE
D TINES,
Weare low manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY rooeiylnE a~,kPsv
supply of eastern made work o5 every DE- EEsSd
ncrIptlon, made expressly to order, and will ESY
DO sold at much lower price shan Eas bseus E<sS.
heretofore charged in this oIty for mach InforcT
Artloas.
Persons in vsnt OF Boots and Shoes OF eastern or
olty made work, viii always find GOOD assor.meL
III stcre and at the lowest prices. Give us call.
GRIFFIN 4 BRO,
apS-r Sl4 Pepnsylynnia xyenp.
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~ on monthly payments, OF discounts for cAsl,.
JOHN +. ELLIS,
epH SOC, between eth and 10Th SIS,
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DO LEE 6l
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On and aJtG Thursday. May 16, 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
!. hEsyE wAsHINsf0S w. as I is and 10 a. m.
sna ana ana a. rs ri zias sna 5 af m Baltimore at '
LEAVE BALTlMORE a. 20 aud % a. m. and
Ps:;sHSs! rains % sssias? Washington a. TO =.
2; m make direct connexions for Annspolis ar the
Trains leave AnnspolIs for Baltimore and Wash
Passenger Trains leaving " sshington al 4.15.nd
for I psS1 Nss SoE Bason
And all other points North.
viii be transPcrtsd over the line. Tonnage Trains
Will leave BALTIMORE at4 % q. m. Leave iVcshing-
BY order of the secret.r, of War:
ml6 General Manager.
II s. MILITARY RoTTE. ,ou,o.
On SUNDAY the Trains sal feave iS The Depot at
40 2. m and so P. m ior Philade phis and New
THOMAS A. sCoTT. I + Sen'1 en- Msnagssr. "a q i''
ma l8 lChron. Intel and RePmb.l
WHIrE sULPHyR SPRING HOTEL
PEsSsyLyssIA, AN .,
The Projectors take pleasure In anGou nefag that
this magnificent establishment is now
tsi1 tsaiTy .1 10 1hs SSSHntTy whe,s purs, nom
found, this place cannot be excelsd.
FOR ''H'' 'Wssfif5it H. BtRRoTGa ssRa iS5 GfTGJar'
m. -o,.o. D. C. BURNETT veg CIV. r''*
HOMEMADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIzs', MISSES AND CHnpRxs's WEAR,
Al h1aiissS'".5. as !: kSsESfHALs, hS's EhSsffifHs
No. i6 Market Space,
ms go Pa. av., bet. 9th and 18th sts.
GIBBs HAIR STORE,
Hhff WIS. fRfzEffks, EfTfaS dC. fs MaSs .,Sos
noe H. tS order e s
N. B.-Ladies' Hair Dyed in the most natural
nNhner. ma hTn
~ FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parents who wish their daus hters TO re-
their PHI. seal training will roceive daily and special
sttenton under the most approved 1stenl OF Ca lis
themes and gymnastics are respectfully invited to
tasn,b as e rd SIdiSn @ @Femae Academy, corner Four
49, 49, Mr.. ( MRS. z. kIcHARDs,
An sl-G Principals
NEW VOLUME BALZAC'S NOVEIS-Tbe
A,chemIst, or the House Of Claes; from the
Sllas MarneI, the Wesysr of Rsysl9s; 6f Geo,
Elliott, the author Of Adam Rsde Free py mail,
IS .ea HsSs'' FRENCH ,ss s skp.GasTEIH, psId
(,aEAT 3 -kGAiNs IN PiANUS-Upe ery
ycrs aIcs Rotovood Cf.oksTinss' RAJ. ssSEst;sz.
for 3l!o; Que Eo eweod n .wIasn & i!ro. sisitf
EROTT: sole agent of Steinway & sons. and
Raven. Bacon q Co.s Pianos. ma ii !
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nEElCEkS, PETTY -OFFlCEks, AND rea-
~ mel who were or board o, sny d. = Shirs Al
the capture OF any SLAYER can have thsi5 elans f0T
scetty and Head Money prontv t3y attended 1 hj
s2pyins 70 or Addressing G.. y. WALL ACH.
- .SN'T~t"n W .. b. q.
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EREES CORN, in CANS; PETITE PoIS;
= Ch1mplgaOns; Fresh Tomatoes, Ia quart cans;
P!eserved Fruit, of many varieties; ConssTvrd
GInss ,tcaltoE;) Angellque, Fresh Mcckerel and
Ha Ibat, In ocnS; tTesn LobsteTs and CLANS, in
cars; Sardihes; Branded Fruits; Crosse &tBlaok-
we.Ik fickiess Sauces, GsPeTs. Olives. &C. For
s'le by KING BURSHELL, u 5ocers,
ms Corner Vermont av and I5th 4
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OU VIII surelJ get you- moneT's ysortt hy
cai!ips 8. tile PIONEER MILLS, soEIkrssr cor
Me- "i s.rsnih street Ga3 CasGI, "a 80 PAssE
a eHt They SCI c:eap5T and give bett q easare
tLaL .G, others in The oty-euF, split, asd dolIv-
ered I! ee OF charge. If you doa eiIeys i've
the Pioneer Mills TIA, and be sests6ed.
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4 OUISVILLE ARTEsIAN WELL WATER
II Bue Lick w ater ard other Medicinal Watsrs
a!ways fresh. Also, fresh supplies Cf Pure Medi,
other Medicines sale.
MOoRE'S West End Drug Store,
tp H-2w flS Penn
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NEW VOLUME BALZAC'S NOVEIS.-Ths
French Of Honore de 3sizso. Free by raslI, 81.
Silas MArner, the Wesysr of Rayslp-; bf Geo,
IS cents. FRENCH 4 RiCHSTEiN,
,pR ..t r... .-s. -. 2sS Penn. ,vsn,e
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CimeInnati hlarket-

CNCGNNATI, March %, P. M.-Flour IN
settled under the news from New York, and
holders ask higher prices, but buyers did
not seem willing to pay any advance. Be
fore change about 5000 bbls sold at so
for superfne, but holders asked 60 at the
close Wheat is held Sc higher, but no adj
vance was established. Corn firm at 33c for
ear Oats a shade firmer with sales at 254c
in bulk. Whisky declined to l3fc, and is
dull, with some sales at l3c. Glover seed
dull at 25, but buyers did not offer over
90 for large lots. Provisions unchanged
and quiet. Some sales of mess pork at l6 so
ole IS 100000 pounds bulk meat sold at
88@8s for sides, and &c for shoulders. 90
hogsheads of bacon in lots al 6E(97, and 81
for sides, and lO8 for clear sides. The de-
mand for shoulders, either in bulk or smok-
ed continues quite limited. Lard is held at
9@9{, but is not in much demand notwith-
standing the favorable advices from New
Orleans. Groceries frmer, at full prices for
Sugar and Molasses, and Coffee is held 4
higher. The money market remains I'M
changed Rates Of exchange unaltered.
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New YORK. RIarket.

New YORK, March 28.-Wheat has been
very much excited, and prices advanced ,
(05c per bush, with a brisk export demand;
sales 80, 600 bush winter red western at I 35
al 81; $4,000 bush white western at 40
al 43. Rye scarce and quite firm at $50
651. Barley quiet and firm at 75(08O.-
Barley malt steady at 5000. Corn about
le better sales 200 bush at CSC for old
mixed western 63(066 for new yellow !;
6997l for new white. Oats in fair re-
quest Mt unchanged prices. Pork frmer
for mess prime continues quiet and nomi-
nally unchanged sales $50 bbls at l6 800
l 6 81 for mess; II so for uninspected mess;
l. 5O012 10 for prime. Beef dull and I'M
changed. Lard inactive at 9@lO for No.
to prime western. Butter and cheese I'M
changed. Sugar firm and demand fair. at
43@54 for Cuba 55@63 for Porto Rico
Molasses dull and heavy sales $50 bbls n.
O. at 32034c, dull and rather lower.
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WASHINGTON, March %. The Senate in
executive session confirmed Carl Schurz
minister to Spain Jas. S. Pike minister
resident at Hague Cassius NJ Clay min
lister to Russia J. E. Harvey minister to
Portugal G. 0. Fogg minister to Switzer-
land; A. B. Dickinson minister to Mica
ragua Jordan Solicitor of the Treasury :;
B. F. Asherwood Engineer in Chief of the
Navy Geo. w. Lane Judge of the North
ern and Southern Districts of Alabama +;
Edwin C. Larnerd Attorney for Illinois !;
Hartman Cox Attorney and E. r. Glasscock
Marshal of the Middle District of Tennessee
J. L. Collins, Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in New Mexico Surveyors in Gus
toms-J. o. Anthony, New Albany, Ind,
II. F. Cooper, Chattanooga; Thomas McEl-
rath, Appraiser, New York.
The following Postmasters were con-
f-med: J. S. Scripps, Chicago Chas Paul,
Oshkosh; T. P. Miller, Chillicothe G. S.
Pyle, Mount Vernon, Ind; B. Bateman,
GAINESVILLE; W. F. Cowly, Dayton; G. c..
McEwen, Sandusky.
No action was taken on the proposition to
submit the San Juan dispute to arbitration.
The subject goes over to next session.
Contrary to expectation, the President
made no nomination to fill the vacancy in
the Supreme Court.
Mr. Archibald, late Engineer-in-Chie of
the Navy, has received Il despatch from Mr..
Mallory, offering him & similar position IN
der the Confederate States, which was in
dignantly declined.
No orders have been issued, or will be at
present, to land troops at Fort Pickens, and
statements to that effect are untrue
WASHINGTON, March 28.-The Confedera-
ton newspaper has received a dispatch that
Fort Sumter was evacuated to-day.
Thomas jackson has been appointed
Chief Engineer in the Navy and number
of army and navy combinations including
Major Day to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice
Acknowledgements to the colonelcy, were
made.
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RAILROAn RECEIPTs.

MARCH % 1861.
sacks corn, Crane & Brown 600 bush wheat, Igle-
hart Bros; 27a bush corn, w. H. Boicourt ska
-four, A. 4 Uhl 400 pds broom corn, Christian
Allmeu 10 SKIS bran, Christ. Tn emann IA
SKIS -four, f.. II Meier car load cattle, "A sacks
flour, W. nj. Altman 6 CO.. box mdse, S Gum
& Car stedt IL bales furs, VIM. Hubbell 16 bxs,
pkgas, Cook Langley 1 box, John NJ. GeupeI !;
bdle, boxes, Keen & Preston bbls eggs, bbl
ming z Co; Is boxes, p. G. O'RiIey Co; box,
J. P. Byrne 20 boxes, 3 twin boxes, Roser BrSs,i
rolls leather, Richard Raleigh cases, Schroed-
& Kehr / case, J. Suraub & Son IL boxes,
Read f Burrows At bones, J. Fl. & W W. Morgan /;
10 DO xes, J. ii. Maghee Co; box, Evansville
Journal Co; boxes, Slaughter Drnkerson.
a. &. SHRADER Agent
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FOR COUNCILMEN.

JACOB SINzIcH is candidate for Councilman in
the Third Ward.
HENRI RoELKER is a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Councilman from the Eighth Ward,
at the ensuing City election.
Ed. Q. Smith is candidate for Councilman il
the Fourth Ward.
Jxo A. HANEY is a candidate for Councilman in
the Eighth Ward.
VIM HUNNELL is a candidate for Councilman in
the First Ward
Please announce my name as candidate for Coun-
Gilman of the Third Ward ROBERT FERGUs.
EDWARD II. DEGARMo is candidate for Council
man in the Second Ward at the ensuing April
election"
JOHN U. GLOVER is candidate for Council
man iu the Ninth Ward.
JOHN J. CHANDLER, Esq, having consented to
serve another year, will be supported for Council
man of the Second Ward by MANY VOTERS.
MICHAEL MUENTzER is q candidate for Council
man in the Ninth Ward.%
WILLIAM KLUsMAN is candidate for Council
man in the Seventh Ward.
H. L. DANNATTKLL is a candida to for Councilman
in the Seventh Ward, at the ensuing April elsc-
zion. %
Mr. JuHS HEDDERIcE is a candidate for Council
man in the Fifth Ward.
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GALVESTON, March 26.-The Convention
has elected Ford Colonel, and Baylor Lieut..
Colonel of a regiment of Rangers, who are
to serve twelve months Oh the frontier
This regiment is in addition to the one or
dered by Secretary Walker
On the 21st at Austin, Gov. Houston and
Mr.. Hamilton delivered speeches in which
they violently denounced the Convention,
the Confederacy and their armies On the
pa, the Convention in Committee of the
Whole for debate, adopted the Constitution
almost unanimously. On engrossing the
ordinance the vote was neaRky unanimous.
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SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.

CHARLESTON, March 28-No change in
the aspect of affairs at Fort Suuter. Presi-
dent Davis has made requisition On this
state for troops for a purpose unknown.
He has also called for 500 from Florida and
1000 from Georgia.
The Florida Convention ratified the Con-
federate Constitution. The Mississippi con-
vention will ratify unanimously but is di-
vided on the question of its reference to the
people.
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CINciHSAr1, March 28.-Drafts drawn by
Cataract Bank at Loekport, N. Y, and Union
Bank, Mass, for 81, 900, were sold to bank
ers here yesterday. One party was arrest
ed and $50, 600 in same drafts were found in
his trunk Another party has gone West
with $4,000. The first drafts sold were
intended to be paid in order that the parties
might get their credit up /; but it is believed
a grand fraud is contemplated.
Perry J. Moore well known citizen,
was shot by burglar yesterday morning
who entered bis house for the purpose of
robbery. Moore lies in a critical condition.
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WASHINGTON, March 28.-The following
combinations for the Territories were made
in executive session of Senate, yesterday
Officers for Nevada-Geo. Turner, Chief
Justice J. n Mott and Horatio Jones, as
sociates J Noales, Marshall; B. B. Bank
er, Attorney o. Clemens, Secretary J.
W, Norton, Surveyor.
Officers for Dacotah-W. Jayne, Govern
or T. Bliss Chief Justice; l.. o. Willis
ton and A. A. Burton, Associates; H. N.
Dali, Attorney w. A. Sharp, Marshal G.
D. Hill, Surveyor J. Hutchinson, Secre-
tary.
Officers for NeLraska-Alvin Saunders,
Governor W. P. Kelly, Chief Justice J.
S. Millson, associate. ...
Officers for Colorado-Chas. Learmour,
Associate Justice c. Townsend, Marshall ;
B. Edwards, Attorney.
The following officers were confirmed in
Patent Office: D. ?. Holloway, Commits
sioner; S. NJ. Hodges, G. H. Harding, and
7. G. Theaker, Examiners in Chief.
WAsHINGToN, March 27.-George g. Bes-
tor was confirmed Postmaster of Peoria, IL
linois and Clark Carr of Galesbnrgh, IL
linois. .s.
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BANK NOTE LIST.
APRIL ELECTION.
For ASSESSOR

FOR ASSESSOR.
THos. McAyOV will be a candidate for City Asses
sor at the ensuing April election.
JOHN SHUBERT is a candidate for the Office Of City
Assessor at the ensuing April election"
AIEssRs. EDITORS Please announce the names OF
WIN. DEAN and MARCUS SHERWOOD for Assistant
Assessors, at the ensuing April election.
By request of Many Citizens.
Ma. EDITOR adrian YOUNG ID candidate Tor
City Assessor at tho April e,ectisn.
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upNLPHo WoLEE.


OFFICE or THE Evansville Gas LIGHF Go.
Evansville. India
Notice is hereby given, thar. by order Of holders
of majority Of the Shares Of the Stock Of the EV-
ansvile Gas Light Company, made and flied in
this office in conformity with the bylaws Of
gaid Company, special meeting Of the StOckhold-
of said Company will hC held Mt this office on
the Goth day of April 1861, between the hours Of
O'Clock A. NJ aud 4 O'Clock p. A., OF said day for
the purpose of filling vacancies in the Board, Of
President aud Directors OF said Company, caused
by the death of @. c. Keats, late President and the
resignation Of Mathew Morgan Director.
JNO.J. CHANDLER. Sec'y.
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EOR CITY CLERK

EDs. JoUExAL Please annOuncs the lame Of
VIM K. McGREW as a candidate for the office Of
City Clerk at the April election.
PATRICK BURKE is a candidate for re-election to
the office of City Clerk, at the ensuing April
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
{, + Pa BY THE Z. W. LINE. a.
Exclusively for the Journal.

WARRINGTON, March 28.-SENATE.-Mr.
Trumbull offered a resolution declaring that
in the opinion of the Senate, the true way
to preserve the Union is to enforce the laws
of the Union; that resistance to their en-
forcement whether under the name of anti
coercion or any other name is disunion, and
that it is the duty of the President to use
all the means in his power to hold and pro-
tect the public property of the United
States, and to enforce the laws thereof, as
well in the States of South Carolina, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana and
Texas, as in other portions of the Union.
Mr. Trumbull said he offered the resolu-
ton as an expression of the views he enter
tained He desired to have it printed and
would be glad if he could have a vote on it.
Mr. Bright.-AlI on this side of the
chamber win be glad to have 9 vote now.
Dir. Sumner moved to proceed with ex-
ecutive business.
The Senate then went into executive
session. a
On opening the door, Brigh, and Baker
were appointed committee to wait on the
President and inform him the Senate was
ready to adjourn Several messages were
received. The Senate again went into
executive session.
Subsequently a resolution, involving six
or seven thousand dollars for the purchase
of Annals of Congress, and Register of De-
bates was discussed and postponed until De-
cember.
The President having no further commu-
nieations to make the Senate at o'clock,
adjourned sine die.
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RnIttmnre NTarLct

BALTIMORE, March 28.-Flour IS steady
Ohio at l oO@l I24. Wheat steady; red
28@l 30; white l 1901 60. Corn
firm at 53@57; yellow 56@5s. PrOvis-
ions dull and unchanged. Coffee advanced
I cent.
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From New YORK.

NEW YORK, March 27-TEe steamer
sBienviile is still in the custody of the Gus
tom House authorities, and the matter has
been referred to the Secretary of the Treas
ury.
The Tribune's correspondent says Capt
Fox reports that the supplies and provisions
at Fort Sumter will enable Major Anderson
to sustain his command until the 18th OF
April. He says the fort can be reinforced
by military operations, which will require
force not at the disposal of the President,
or by strategy, with the hazard of a desper-
ate conflict. From all facts it is evident
that Sumter must be abandoned or civil war
be inaugurated. The Herald's correspon-
dence says that Fort Pickens will be aban-
doned within thirty days. The same cor
respondent says the Southern Commission
ers are dining tonight with the foreign
ambassadors at Mr.. Corcoran's. The Com
missioners are on the most friendly terms
with the. English and French Ministers
John NJ. Wilson, of Virginia, if he will
accept will get an important foreign mis-
sion.
Secretary Chase has offered the first
oEptrolIership to Edward Whittlesey.
Richard Mott, of Ohio, had declined James
Leslie, jr., of Philadelphia, has been APP
pointed consul at Marseilles.
The steamer Arabia sailed to-day for Liv-
erpool tagging no specie.
Dispatches from Washington, report the
unanimous confirmation of Hiram Barney
as Collector of New York, and Mr.. Hollo-
way of Richmond, Indiana, Commissioner
of Patents. dispatch to the Post, says
Mr.. Lane was nominated District Judge of,
Alabama, at the sugg estion of Mr.. Cobb
from that State
The steamer Vigo from Liverpool on the
26th, has arrived.
NEW YORK, March 27.-A special dis
patch to the Commercial says: The Presi-
dent has appointed Carl Schurz Minister to
Spain in place of Cassius Clay, who has
willingly consented to be transferred to
Russia.
Special dispatches also state that James
S. Harvey, the Washington correspondent
of the Philadelphia North American and
New York Tribune, has been nominated
Minister to Portugal.
NEW YORK, March 28.-It is announced
that the Grand Trunk Railroad Company
of Canada is unable to meet the interest
due on the 18th, on the stock of the Allan
tic and St. Lawrence Company loaned by
them.
= New YORK, March 28.-Stocks opened
higher, but closed dull and lower. Money
remains steady at 506 per cent on call
with fair supply. Sterling exchange steady
but quiet.
New YORK, March 27-The Tribune's
Washington correspondent says Orders
were sent on the 14th, to land the 400
troops on board the Brooklyn and reinforce
Fort Pickens. No Intelligence of the exc
cutlon Of the order has yet reached the gov
eminent, as all communication by mail and
telegraph has been cut of by the secession
lists The correspondent also states that or
ders were sent there ten days ago to retain
a portion Of the dispersed troops in Texas,
subject to the order of Governor Houston,
in REFRESHING any attempt to overthrow the
state authority. Farther intelligence from
that quarter was looked for anxiously
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NRW~ GOODsY

Remember. that the store Of Miller & Sieliaus is
receiving new spring Dry Goods, and are now offer
ing them very cheap for cash, at their stand, No.
AZ Main street. mari3
MRULH POHK, Z-ERkS, HE-4DS, aud
AID Mess Pork, for sale by
febI5 GEO. FOSTER Il co.
nae o. sUG.sR.-IOO HHDS ron
% v . sale at lowest market prices, by
S. L. GILBERT & Co,
febl5 No. Sycamore n.
AO5KES.-3OO KEGS SIT SIZES,
- best quality, for sale by
feb15 &. 7. GILBERT l. co.
MpsaSKETS, TUBS, AVN wa ODEg.H
AR Bowls.-l25 packages, for sale by
feb15 S. r. GILBERT co.
GLHERSE.-25 BXS H-9sWBURGH
u and Western Reserve, for sale by
febI5 s. f.. GILBERT g. co.
WNFGS-2OO BRU.W : or OEG'ls NE ~
feb15F Sc GILBERT & co.
w.N.DTGO.-4OO LBS.-A CHOECR
AZ article for sale by
febI5 S. T.. GILBERT & co.
EwT0B.aCCO S SRGRRS-.E L.FRGE
IN stock of all kinds, from common to the very
best, for sale As low they b. bought any
where la the West s. +. GILBERT & CO.,
febI5 Nod Sycamore 81.
DICREB6.-2O RXS DOZ Es.ECH,
n quart, and y gallon jsrs-tte best erer nlaai
--for sale by s. i. GILBERT = 90.
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RICHMOND, Va, March 28.-The amend
ments proposed yesterday in the Convention
were not adopted.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE's

Pure j a IN a i C q e UNI ,
ST. CROIX RUM, SCOTCH & IRISH WHI5B y.
All the above imported and bottled by himself
warranted pure and the best quality.
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PhtIadelphta Marker.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s.-Flour is quiet
Wheat firm sales of G,OoO bush red at
2o@I 30; Kentucky white l 454.-
Corn active; southern yellow at 5s4@60.-
Mess pork at II % prime at l5c. Lard
loo. Whisky dull at l74@1s.
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FOR COLLECTOR.

CHRISTIAN HRDDERICH is candidate for re-
election to the Office of City Collector.
MEssRs. EDITORS Please announce the name
or j. NJ CALDWELL as a.candidate for the office of
CITY Collector MANY CITIzENs.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE,S
Pure Port Wine.
UDOLPHO wOLFEs

Imported and bottled bv himself put u9 Ter medic
tnal purpf Sos, with his cer ticate the bottle
warranted pure and the best quality.
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TO TIE PnRLIn

viii stake ray reputation as a man, my stand
York, that what 7 pledge and testify TO with my
seal, my label and my certificate, is cores, and
tan be relied upon by every purchaser.
Physicians WhO Hsc Wines aud Liquors in their
practice, should give their preference 20 these
articles
For sale by all respectable Drugg lists and Apoth-
eearies.
..-+ uDCLPHo WOLFE
Sole Manufacturer and Importer OF Schiedau
Aromatic 5ehuapps.
No. az Beaver street, y CIV York.
The trade supplied by
KELLER & WHITE, Druggists,
marl4 3md&w Evansville, Iud.
N-yOB RR.N~T. THE VEIL hyN-eJ VA
II store, lately owned and occupied BY Michael
GaVisk, deceased, grocery and provision store,
corner OF Main and Fourth streets. There is a
first rate smoke house attached to the store.
Apply to John Gavisk, or VIM. RAEIAI, Jr.
iuly9-dHWtf
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RIVER ITEMS
STEAMBOAT REGISTER

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
80. NJ. White, " hite riv.; Great Western, Gin;
Peg tOna, New Orleans Il. B. Hamilton, Pitt :
MattIs Cook, B. Green Meln0tte. Pittsburg;
Trio, Louisville; Dadem, Pittsburg
Haz9 Dsll, Nashville; Grey Eagle, Louisville ;
L. II. FdiIchild, n. o; Autocrat Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Great Western, \. o.; Peytona, Louisville;
T. B. Hamilton, ST. Lou: Matte Cook B Green !;
Melnotte, St. Louis; Trio, Memphs;
Diadvm st. Louis Hazel Dell, Cincinnati !;
Grey Eagle, Louisville; L. 81. Fairchild, Lou;
Autocrat, New Orleans.