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Rfrer Esisnatclnea.

PrrTsBrRG. March 2I.-River forty-five
feet and rising; filty-seVen feet space u :
der the bridge. Weather warm ana CLOUDY.
CrNc1TNAT1. March 3I.-Boats Arrived
Annie Laurie, from the haaaWn "a hlN e.
Mag ie Hays, nom st. Louis; Mary Er-
win from Arkansas River. Departed
Charmer, to Evansviilei Robert burns, 10
PittsbuIg; G.. A. Thompson, 10 ARKANSAS
River: sam J. Hale, 20 Memphis; Maggie
Hays, to Pitts5urg-
LOUISVILLE, March 3l.-Port List-P. W.
Stra0e r. from New Orleans TO Clnclnnatl,
champion, from Cincinnati TO 81. Lou s (;
Tom FarroW, from Pittsburg 10 st. Louis 5
Lady Grace, from Cincinnati 70 the MIS-
soul River; No lie Gralz, from Nashvllie
to Madison; Armenia, from ST. Louis 10
Pitsbura River i,in2. with twenty ieeJ
az water in tHe canal: eighteen feet on Inc
Falls ana seventeen feet over tue rocks.
Weather clear during the day, but cloudy
at night. Business brlsk.
NASHVILLE. Marsh 3I.-The river is riS-
ing, with Is Geet water on Harpeth Shoab /.
Weather fair and pleasant. ArrlVtd-
Nashville, from Cairo; PINK Narhle, from
8 Louis: New York, m IN BlUtsoufg; IL
ma Floyd, rom CINCINNATI. Departed
! Ella Hughes and JHo. Phillips, Tor upper
! Cumberland.
| MEMPHIS. March 31-w Gather clear and
/ pleasant. River rising slowly Departed
! t,ltv Of AHon. for St. Louis; Indiana fol
| Louisville; Alice Dean, for Cincinnati.
! ST. LOUIS, March 3I.-Arrived 20 Messen
! ger pittsbUrg; Minnesota md VIII. ,
/ HAYS, Davenport; Tempest, boulsNibe
] ~
! J0nuson, Eeokuk: Beardst0Wn, Peoria
! Departed-City OF Cairo. Memphis; Lizzi'
| CsiI. New Orleans: sucker Siale, tid
| Landing; Andy Johnson, Beokuki Clara
| Kansas; Schuy .er, Peoria; Anna, Cincin
/ natl: HunlsvilI q aud Only Chance, Ben
/ on; Glasgow and Messenger, Dubuque
| Raven. ONO River.
The river is stiII rising slowly. with
| good stage to all points. The Upper Mis-
Esissippi is rising rom above st. PAM, Dd
| the Ice still remains in and above Lux
! Pepfn The river is believed to be open
Reds Landing, at the foot of the Lake
The Missouri and Illinois are IN good boal
ing order. Weather unsettled and milo
Bus ness good.
! CAIRO. March 81. - Port List - Alaska
New Orleans TO Cincinnati, NJ; > I've
spray New Or cans to 81. Louis A ~
! olive Branch, 1T Louis to New Orleans,
An Glendale, Pittsburg to st. Louis, 4
NJ; Cora =, a rIEausas River 40 Cincin ma
u A.; Kubicon, Nicksburg TO 81. Loui
| u NJ; Arkansas, Arkansas River, 10 =
Louis, > PM Cumberland, Evansvll
packet, = PM Kellogg, 81. Louis 70 re
| dreams / p NJ. The river rose lnche
Weather clear and warm.
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sew nrIenns AarkeL.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS. March 81.
CoTroS-Steady; sales of middling up
lands at 2916c; sales 3,l5D bales; receipts
III77 bales: exports 1920.
GaLD-l32A. ,
IsgtzGI4OI&; New York sight 1sgH pre-
1S.UGAR-DuI; sales Of common at l2ci
+ M MOL Scarce; sales OF prime at709
75c = -....e,,,, -
FIoUR-Firmer sales OF superhne AT
a. eo. double extra Sc y: treble extra IS 81
CoRN-Advanced 10 73G75c.
OATs-F lrmer; sales at 65966e.
Observation-Disclosures
HAY-Prime SZ4-
Pork Dull at S33.
BACON : Quiet; shoulders 1870; sides
'TIs4ARDEDull; sales of tierce at ls1s9l9c;
key 2O92lc.
WHISKY Unchanged.
CoFFEE-U nchang9d.
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WE'LL DUCKED. An old man. a
German named Jacob Wack, who
was on his way to Lawrenceburg,
Ind, in attempting to pass from the
Quickstep to the Morning Star, about
l o'clock this morning, mistOok his
route and stepped off the wharf-bo
through the wheel house into the NV
err He called Justify for help, and a
rome was thrown to him, which he
fortunately grasped and was pulled
out more dead than alive. He lost
his hat, but found his pipe, which be
continued to smoke right along. He
made . narrow escape.
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new York Gold and stock Market.

By Telegraph1 NEW York. March 81.
Affairs in Wall street are in a very
mixed state, and we have witnessed to-
day the remarkable circumSt nee OF
general upward movement in values on
Stock exchan in the tace of an unusually
stringent money market, and complete
demOraIizaLiO OF foreign Exchange. THIS
naturally excites onsiderable discussion,
but il is merely "a repetition OF the bull
programme of last year, when prices adj
Vanced on tight money, and afterwards
declined on a general easing up in finan-
eiaI affairs. The import of gold, the
amount on the way being Yar1Ously esti-
mated at one to six million dollars, is very
generally discussed. IL is the result of the
recent heavy purchase of bonds by foreign
bankers ana the sale OF gold against them.
MONEY - Market stringent, demands
continuing very urgent until after bank
hours on Government loans, which were
mede at per cent, gold, early in the day,
| but later at per cent. gold and l. 81 per
| cent. commission, While at the close there
were transactions at per cent currency
| aud "a per cent. commission. On STOCKS
| the carry business was at per cent,
/ gold, but later at per cent. currency, with
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assssig. / hs,aes. Ie@slhFE.

Have removed TO their new store.
40. 81 Main SEreet, one door below
Second. where our custouisTs will lind
tbe largest stock Of foe Watches, rich
Jewelry and solid Silver Ware in the
city. Having purchased our goods
low for cash, we are able to offer our
customers superior inducements. We
also manufacture Solid Gold Rings,
Ladies' and Gents Pins, Sleeve But
tons and Studs, reset Diamonds and
other Precious Stones, and give our
personal attention to repairing fine
Watches. Give us a call at our new
stand. No trouble to show goods al
GEIssLER & DELANG,
mb21-t IF 81 Main Street.
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SECOND WARD DEMOCRATIC MEET
INa-The Democracy assembled in |
the market-space in front Of Habe-
NIGHTS grocery, last evening. DIR.
Catch announced that they had met
for jolljfcation, and TO go the
grand rounds" The Democratic
band were IN attendance. Captain
Carson was called for, and spoke only
few words. He said Mr.. Hopkins
was a clever gentleman and would
make good Councilman but lie
thought he could do as we'll.
Tbeo. Venneman was called for
He told them he was a candidate Tor
Treasurer. and would do his best,I
elected. He said, Il thank you,
and subsidized.
appointed Marshals, and the crowd
were ordered to fall in with the Band
at their head, when they proceeded
o Mike Hof's grocery.
Pat. Burke and some other chap
carried two kegs of beer, and the
faithful rallied around the beer.
John Travis was called on for
speech, but he said beering was
in order, and speech was not noees-
sary.
The crowd then proceeded to Peter
I MolPs grocery, where more beer was
called for.
, DR. Catch was then appointed
l Chairman, and P. Burke Secretary.
Committees were appointed as fol
= lows: :
g Challenging ConemjHee.-JOe Mich
F tern H. Lutz, Aug. Ellis, Adar
: Weinbaugh, w. B. Menifee and Nj
d Tucker.
A Ralgiag Con,asittee.-Fred. K@F
il To Peters, j. K. Minor, Isaac keel
Geo. Langhauz, David Sparks, Henri
Avres. Peter Mol, Con. Leahy, be
E Stinson, Pat Burke, 10. Kelley an
~ George Lukens.
IT, After this the crowd moved off
v another grocery, and we suppose tn.
a will be found laying all over Il
Ward this morning, as number
them were pretty full before they L
IN Peter Moll's.
,ut There were not over seventy-hve
the crowd at any time, including t
Rand and the Street Commission
II with part Of his brigade.
90 We took full notes of the items tt
- trauspired along the routes, but ha
not space for their publication.
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THE LECTURE LAST NIGHr.-There
was large and highly intelligent and
fashionable audience at the Opera
House last night TO hear Hon Henry
Vinoent's Lecture on Cromwell, and
no audience was eyer bettor enter
tanned. We cannot describe the
speak er's style better than, in the
Language of a polished gentleman who
was present, as liquid flow of pure
Saxon" The lecture was one ct The
most interesting We have ever bad the
| privilege of hearing, and we regre
that the distinguished gentleman can
not be prevailed on to protract his SO
iourn in the city. The lecture meritet
far larger audience than that in at
tendance last night.
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LoCAL NOTICES.

BASE BAHIA meeting Of the
Evansville B. B. Club will be held
this evening, at DR.. Haas Office, at q
@ clock, for the purpose of efectng a
more perfect organization of the Club.
Every member of the Club is re
uuested to be on hand, and other
players who desire to join the Club
are desired to present their app;lca-
tions at once. j. l.. Oar, Sec'y.
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LooK OUT FOR BARaAINs -Hught

LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS Hughes
has just got home from New York,
where be has been during the great
panic He had the cash to buy goods,
and bought them cheap, and will sell
cheap. +" A nimble penny Is better
than slow sixpence." Come and get
choice Calicoes for ten cents per yard,
warranted In every particular. The
best prints twelve and a half cents,
and plenty more coming; choice Dress
Goods with Silk Stripes, worth forty
cents, selling at twenty five; very eK-
ira Dress Goods. worth seventy five
cents. selling for fifty cents; fine I'M
bleached Muslins, full one yard wide
for twelve and half cents; German
loom Table Linen at greatly reduced
prices; Cassimeres worth one dollar
and fifty, selling at one dollar pei
yard. Every article warranted the
best of its kind. Come and price his
goods, and you will buy them. You
will be most politely waited on by at
tentive statesmen.
mh25.1w VIM. HUGHES.
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~ MssIgus N ssvFHt's WEIRD.
Til Republicans Turn Out Ea hasse.

\ large and enthusiastic Repubii-
can meeting assembled at Wilham
Kolle's grocery, corner Of Franklin
Street and Fulton Avenue, last even
;ng Not less than two hundred vo-
,ers were present, aud Prof. Buck S
nnr;vaIed Comet Band was ip attend
aoce.
The meeting was called to order by
MIR Kolle, and on motion, Ply d.
yiets was made Chairman, and Aug.
schultze appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Vets stated that the object Tor
which they had met was to appoint
Railying and Challenging Committees
and to make full preparations to &c
into The fight on Monday next with
| banners flying and every man 10 th'
ranks. ~,
+ The following committees were thei
appointed: W.
darlich VIM. Koue, Peter Bernstein
: Red Tsiole, Henry Suermer, Henri.
Naekstraft, Fred Eberhasdt, Henr'
Blacher, John VogIe, Henry k5loh
stein Fred Wuoderlich, Fred. Har
Torer. Ernest Knadle, Aug. Schulz re
chas. Swift #, George Kolp, Georg
Fornatte Christ. Weinert, Jaco
: Icons. peter Lester, VIM. Sohwer
{ Sshauaer, Christ. Heilman, Adai
Soher
CTR Challenging Committee : ID
Fritch, Benedict Schuld, julius MI
E Ter and Thornton Males.
T51oashjp Challenging Committee
3 Christian Fornatte, Clark Cody, Fri
: Pfaflin. Henry Kramer, and Jac'
Kr@aer.
. M. Sylvester Deeds, candidate Il
Constable, being called on, made
vigorous and telling speech, and e
: planned few Of the most interestl
features Of the Democratic admin
+ tration for the past year, and clos
with an earnest appeal to every m
to be up and doing. He was louC
applauded.
Mr.. Alt then made a short speed
after which the meeting adjourned.
The Republicans Of the Sever
" ard are fully aroused as to the
nortance OF the conflict, and will
doubtedly give a handsome maj T
for Mr.. Stieueker, besides doing th'
fall share towards the success of t
whole ticket.
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ss5.ss.. ,ssisas -.d@q - sysaStS -aA j Jas
1elIi AEtes O'clock !. largo EfdWa gHEHrIs
ffasDn the sidewalks Ia froat OF tile f5t0Sh
Exchange and commenced 20 bug ana s~I'f
cent. and per cent. currency per annum,
The Foreign Exchange market IS Gull ana
nominaJy 75k@7s1 per cent Mt sixty days,
while bond bills are 7@71s, and produce
bills 6JzCd7.
GoLD-The market was firmer, with sales
at I3l Jzz413l5z, closing at 1919. The rates
paid for borrowing were l-641b3, and l-32
TO fiat, ana for carrying, /, 2, T. 8, z, e, 3 aud
per cent.
COVERS BrENTs-Market without special
interest PriceA well maintained, and,
in some cases, slightly above yester-
DAVIS prices Coupons of '8l. ll55sall5%
do. '62 Il8dIIS1S; do. 81, 1890 IA; do. 80,
| II6aiI6 do. new. 1l25sGll3; do 81, SO
/ 1872; I0-40s, l051s4lO5ls.
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chanre or Yntlns Places

The Voting Place in the First
Ward has been changed to
Nyers Grocery, corner Second and
Conan Streets.
The Voting Place in the Second
Ward has keen changed to
Habenichfs Grocery, corner OAK and
Fourth Streets.
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City Election.

HTOTECE ~ HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the qualified voters of he City of
Evansville that the annual election tor
the purpose of eecting City Officers Will
be held at the several places prescr bed by
the ordinance Of the city Tor holding CITY
EIectlons on the first Monday, being the
fifth day of April, 1863, at which election
the following officers viii be elected, viz I:
One Counc imam for each Ward, "A city
Clerk. a CITY collector, a City Treasurer, "a
Marshal n Surveyor, and three Assessors.
By order OF the Council
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, lmh3l
Evansville, March SOth, 1859.
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European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON Nateh 81.
CousoIs for money, 80; Tor account, 95A.
Five-Twentg Bonds at S354.
PARIS, March S1.-Bourse' quiet. Rentes'
7Of 25c.
FRANKFORT, March SI.-United States
Bonds S7H.
LIVERPOOL, March M.-Cotton unehang-
ed midd1ing uplands at 1875, Orleans lZ2s ;
sales 1900 bales. California white wheat
0s IOd red Western 9. Western flour 3S
sd, Corn 30S Cd for new. Oats 3s I'D. Barley
IS. Peas 4US. Pork lois. Beef SOS. Lard los
Cheese at 76s "A. Bacon SIS. spirits petrO-
Ieum at 81; refined Is SID. Tallow at 46s
Turpentlue Cos.
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NO. 2S MAIN STREET,
WALTHAM WATCHES.

The extensive use of these Watches for
the last fifteen years by Railway Conduct
ors. Engineers, and ExpFessnlen. The post
exacting OF watch weafers, has thoroughly
demonstrated The strength steadiness. du-
rability, and accuracy Of the Waltham
Watch. To satisfy that class In all these
respects is to decide the question as 10 the
real value of these timeksepers.
The superior organization and great eX-
tent OF the Company's Works at Waltham
enable them to produce watches combin
ing the best and latest improvements. ana
at price which renders competition
futile; and those who bny any other
watch merely pay from % to 90 per cent.
more for their watches than is necessary.
For sale by all deoiers.
No watches retalled by the Company.
ROBBINS a APPLETON,
GEEEeAL AoE ITS,
Is2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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INA PoND.-We heard good joke
on an enthusiastic gentleman IN this
city. who rejoices in being one of the
Simon pure Democracy. lie had been
out yesterday with party Of his
frieuds. who were engaged in election
eering, and this gentleman, being with
them, he imbibed too often lie at
tempted to go to his home in La
masco, and on the way the sidewalk
runs close to a deep pond. Our
Democratic enthusiastieer at
tempted 10 get over the crossing, but
as his walk was not what would ex-
actly define a straight line, he lost
MS equilibrium, and tumbled into th(
water. which was two or three fee
deep. He might have been drowned
/ If two countrymen from the Isle o
Erin had not rescued him.
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Irish Potatoes and Black oats.

We offer to the trade, Neshannock
Potatoes at 50 per barrel.
Pink Eyes So 30 per barrel Early
Goodrich and Harrison at 81 % per
barrel.
In lots of ten barrels or over 80
cents per barrel less.
We have also 100 sacks choice
Black Oats suitable for seed.
L. RUFFNER, JR., & Co,
mh26 st No. Main Street.
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TUIRO WARN MRETING.

The Republicans of the Third Ward
will hold business meeting at CA /.
KLAUS. corner Locust and Sixth
Streets, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING.
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ACCIDENT. = Yesterday morning a
eartman, while engaged in dump
ing" cart-load of earth in hole
near the neck of the old canal, backed
his cart little too far, and the bank
being rather steep, the cart was
turned over, taking the driver and
horse with It. For a time his situa-
ton was quite critical, he becoming
entangled with The horse, and sub
merged; and had not prompt assist
ance been near at hand, it is quit
probable that it would have resulted
fatally. The water in the hole is sew
eral feet deep.
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g15-The Democracy are making
strong bid for the Republicans vote IN
the First Ward. They actually put
down crossing over Eighth Street, at
the intersection of Bell. This is con
sidered big thing by the First Ward
ers, but they think they can get more
of them by electing Mr.. Steinback to
represent them in the City Council.
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Removal.

Geissler g. DeLang, Jewelers. have
Main Street, where they will be
pleased to see their friends and the
public generally, and will take great
pleasure in showing them through
their stock.
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Reg Messrs. SCRUEBMANN & BUR-
FORD, at the Opera Drug Store, NO.
10 South First Street Chandler S
Block, invite the ladies to call and
examine their new stock of fine Per
fumes, Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes
Combs, and Soaps before making
their purchases. Prescriptions pre-
nared at all hours. mh27
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BOYS SHoEs.-We have provided
an unusually large stock of Boys and
Youths Calf, Custom Made Shoes
for Spring wear. Have some better
ones than were ever sold here before.
2 rsons who have been in the habIt
of buying pair month, should cal
and see something that will cost pu
little more and wear three times al
long. Turner q AuMLEN'
mar29.
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AusRsementss

OPERA HoUsE.-The Velocipede
combination will give a grand exhibit
ton at the Opera House this evening"
on which occasion the entire COM
pany will appear, including Mile Car
RE Eugene, Miss Fanny Lamotte, and
Miss Ida Bertram, the first and only
ladies who have successfully mas
tered The French two-wheeled veloei-
pede. All the scenery on the stage
has been removed, giving ample room
fer a display Of the grace and dexter
ity with which the velocipede can be
handled. The idea of such an ex-
bibition is a novelty Of itself, and
out Of curiosity alone, we expect to
see full house. Pros. Wentworth
will appear in his character of Cham
pion," and give some exhibitions o.
fancy riding. He viii also show how
a new beginner does on taking his
frst lesson, which is one OF the mos
amusing things we ever witnessed
The ladies will be dressed IN elegan
costumes, and we expect to see b.
fair sex in large attendance. 1t vii
be q pleasant way to enjoy an evening
| The admittance is only fifty cents.
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General Grant Pap
Is Getting Better,
Flour is Getting Worse.

Flour is Getting Worse.
WE offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingham Moonlight" s. per
barrel.
Iglcheart's =" Southern Mills, $
per barrel.
Michigan stumptail," s. per
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills, - Telegraph Mills. Hillyer's
Best" &c. III. D. ALLIs & Co.
mch11
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o. II.tnaas suFEE.s. -1Itha yeasa

Af4sk EisfIlaass suel,Est --siIhf yoass
fadics 81 The Wind Street Church
have completed their arrangements
for the grand entertainment they pro-
nose to give at the Concert Room,
Opera building, tonight. The room
has been elegantly and tastefully dec
GRATED, and every preparation has
been made fora delightful time. The
nrice Of admission, including supper,
has been fixed at The low price OF
fifty cents. The object is to raise
funds for the benefit of the Church
and we hope to see a very large at
tendance. Good music will be pro
vided.
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THIRD WARD,-We hope the Re
publicans Of the Third Ward will not
forget the business meeting at Capt.
Klauss's, corner of Locust and Sew
enth Streets, tonight. Let there be
full attendance.
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R9g- Forty head of Young Mares and
Mules for sale at Kronenberger, d
Barnett's Livery Stable, Locust, be-
tween Third and Fourth Streets.
mb29-4t
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A BoLD FALsEHooD. The Courier
of Yesterday, true to It's instincts, per
netra ed another Of its bold falsehoods
il saying that woman who called at
this Office was ''insultingly told by
Si!yerthorn hat her name was seat
in with the others and would appear
with the others" Nothing Of the
kind was said by Mr.. SiIverthora OF
any one else in the JOURNAL Office
No names were left at the Journal
Office, and no such remark was made
as can be clearly proven by four OF
five gentlemen VIII were present when
the woman. who called was breathing
out her threats that if her name wa
published she would make some
body pey Tor it." The whole story i
regular Courier ism--a tissue o
bold falsehoods.
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ES% The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by t. 9:
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled In
Evansville. mara Il
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For SALE-5O0 barrels Peach Blow
Potatoes;
80 barrels Early Goodrich d.;
so barrels White Sprout do;
so barrels Harrison do
5 barrels celebrated Early Rose do.
Landreth's celebrated Garden
Seeds.
Parsons, SCovILLE & MoFFETT.
mb26 1W
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DRowNED.--J ust after the Virginia
landed here last night, an old man
named Hopkins, who, we are told,
lived in Louisville, corner of Nine
teenth aud Madison Streets, stepped
overheard en- the outside, and not
withstauding efforts we're made to
save him by the mate Of the Virginia
and by the crew Of the Quickstep, he
was drowned. He had in charge on
the boat, a number Of negro men
whom he had engaged to work on the
Perkin Plantation, at the head OF
80 mississippi River. He leaves,
in Louisville, a wife, three sons anG
one daughter. IF his body is found
| below, We request that Information o
the fact will be sent to this Office a
| once.
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Opera House.
GRAND PRIZE DISPLAY
OF
.VELOCIP E-RIDIN G
Thursday Evening, April 1st.
opera House.

ZR-aELE CARRIE EUGENE. MISE
W.. FANNY La MOTTE. and Miss Ida
BERTRAM, the nr-t and only dies VINO
have successfully mastered the twO-wheei-
ed French eiOcipede, viii appear IN q
great variety OF Slow and Fancy riding,
and EXCITI NC RACES. PROF. W. II.
WEN rWORfH in many new ana start
H handsome SILVER GOBLET will be
given TO the best Amateur Rider OF TINS
ci Sbursstos 50 cents. [mh3l d2t