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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15

EXPULSION OF Observation-Disclosures and Sc
duction.-The Methodist Episcopal Conference, now
in session in New Orleans, has expelled the Rev. II.
H. Shropshire, who last year travelled the ST. Helena
Circuit, from the ministry. He charged with the
fragrant offence of having attempted the seduction of
young lady upon whom he was practising some
Mesmeratic experiments in July last. He fully con-
feseed his guilt, and did not attempt to justify his
conduct Bishop Soule, President of the Conference,
strongly reprehended tile practice of Mesmersm and
admonished his hearers to avoid it as one that was
dsigraceful, degrading, and ruinous to those who
medded with 1t.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, January 10, 1916.
The bill to authorize the State take possession of the
White Water Valley Canal reported back from the
Committee on Canals, &c, and laid on the table.
Mr.. Stapp from the committee the State Bank, re-
ported the of the Cashier of the Bank in
relation to the Branches dscrediting the certificates
deposite of each other &C., which spread upon the
journals.
Mr. Leyman reported bill for the relief of Rufus A.
Lockwood which read twice and referred
Mr. all of Gibson, from select committee, to which
The Joint resolution removing the Superintendent and clerk
of the State prison REFERRED reported that there is
lust cause of complaint sganst said Superintendent aud
Clerk and therefore recommend that the resolution
indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Riley gave his views at length in opposition to the
postponement of the resolution. when the question was
taken on indefinite posponement and decided in the
affirmative, ayes GO, noes 81.
select committee reported against attaching part of
Hendricks to Marion; which concurred in.
Mr. StanfeId reported back the bill to authorize the
State Bank bills Of less denomination than five
dollars without amendment and the bill ordered to be
engrossed.
Mr.. Arnold reported bill to vacaie part of State
road in Bartholomew; which read three times and
passed.
Nv Mr. Jackson bill for the relief of Jacob Brisber
which was read three times and ordered to be engrosscd
Mr. Cornelius reported against the repeal of the law
forming the new county of Ohio which passed a
cond reading.
The bill taxing the school lands after years was
ordered to be engrossed.
By Mr. Wilson, bill to defne the channel of Turtle
creek; passed to a second reading.
By Mr. Fcrd bill to incorporate the Fort Wayne and
Cambridge City Railroad Company which twice
read and referred
Mr.. Leyman from the select committee on that sub
iec reported back the bill authorizing Nicholas McCary
10 build mill dam across White river, with recon-
mendaon in favor of its passage. The bill ordered
10 be engrossed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15

or The State Conventions of the two great parties
have both been held and candidates for the two prin-
cipal Executive Offices have been nominated. Ii We
may anticipate the end By the beginning, may be
sure of an easy victory The Democratic Convention
was one of the most enthusiastc,-the Wing Con-
vention one of the most depressed, that it has
been our good fortune to behold. Whitcomb was
nominated for reelection BY reclamation, without
single dissenting voice; the wings, full of doubts
and fears, finally agreed upon Ar. Marshall, because
such men as o. H. Smith and Ex-Governor Bigger
would not subject themselves to the odum which the
certain defeat of the Wing party would have inflicted
upon them. For it is a custom with the Wing party
always to attribute their to the unPopuary
or unitness of their candidates We well rerollect
the sneerng cut which the Journal gave these leaders
of its party for their refusal-mpuing it 10 selfish
and cowardice; but think they only gave
evidence of superior wisdom in thus refusing to be
sacrificed.
The coming contest, we think, will be cool one
The people will calmly investigate the course Of Gov
Whitcomb's administration, and decide accordingly
1t is in view of this investigation and decision that
we make the positive prediction Of success to our
party in August. We know that Gov. Whitcomb
mas administered our affairs as prudenty, honestly
and successfully as perhaps any other man in the
country could have done. In the face of the great
est Obstacles he has done much good, and so far
we have knowledge, no harm. This is saying great
deal, if the weight which we intend them to imply
be given to words. The people never did desert
a faithful servant, and will not now.
PARIS c. DUNNING of Monroe county, who was
nominated the Democratic candidate for 1t. Co.
vernon, is gentleman of much talent and energy of
character He did good service a Polk elector
during the last canvass. He is far the superior of
Mr.. Ortiz. the young gentleman nominated by the
Wings for the same Office. Mr. Dunning will make
himself known to the people before the August cleo
ton.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15
Importanf LAW SuIf.

Mr.. c. G. w. Comyges Of Lawrenceburgh, is the
holder of hundred thousand dollars of Indiana
Internal Improvement bonds. On Saturday last MIR.
Ryman went to Connersville and demanded of the
White Water Canal Company, all the water rents and
the profits cf the White Water Canal from this place
to the Ohio river at Lawrenccburgh, in payment
of the interest due said bonds. The Company
refusing payment, Monday last he filed bill in
the Franklin Circuit Court TO subject said tolls and
water rents to the payment of the interest already
accrued and to said bonds and such others
as may see proper to come IN and contribute to the
expenses of the sut.-BrookUiue American,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15
The Lafayette Courier.

The editor OF the Lafayette Courier has devoted
nearly two columns to short and hasty notice of
his paper. We freely admit that the notice in ques-
ton was penned before we had fairly examined any
single number, and was founded mainly what we
had heard We admit, also that while we felt not
the least i'll will to the paper, and did not
in any manner to inure it the Democracy of Tip
pecanoe county, by inuendo or otherwise, we were
unfortunate IN the selection of terms, and the con-
structon Of sentences. The only wonder is, that we
do worse in these respects If our brethren OF the
press generally could realize one week OF our multi
frious annoyances during the winter, connected with
our ncessant and urgent business, the whole supern-
tended by ourselves, they would willingly over
look any little derelction of the kind We hope our
friend will be satisfied with our disclaimer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15
Look Forward.

One year the nearer, wife
Are we TO death:
Time, love, that meeteth life,
Gamers our breath.
Let not thy dear face own
Looks Of distress
If days of love are gone,
Sorrows are less.
Look forward cheeriiy,-
Hope to the hast.
Wouldst thou live YEARLY,
Cling 10 the past.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15

OF Joseph G. Marshall, Of the Deep Diggings,
and G. S. Orth, of Lafayette, are the Wing nomi-
nees for Governor and Lieut.. Governor. They will
be beaten of course.
We shall pay respects to them occasion may
require.
1t is but just to say that Marshall is man of
talents
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15

The MALs.--It must, we think, be owing to ex-
ceeding bad roads, that the mails have been so rre-
guar for the last several weeks, especially east of
Columbus, Ohio. And it is little singular, too, to
see. that while they fall fresh oysters arrive regular
~ and promptly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15

0vThree negroes were hung in Virginia week
ago for an outrage on female.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

DLIS on t1e mira feddtlg.
For the relief L. .Horey contractor on the Madison
and indiana pois Rail road passed.
To transfer the duties of School Commissioners Of Da-
viess county to the Treasurer thereof passed
joint resolution on the subject of vacant public lands
in Indiana; passed.
The joint resolution the subject of the reservoir in
Mercer county, Ohio passed.
For the relief of William Johnson; paased.
To incorporate the HagerstOwn Musical Society;
passed.
To incorporate the town Of .,fOunt Carmel.
The bill amendaOry to the several acts Incorporating
the town Of Indianapolis passed.
For the relief of Benjamin II. Scott, of Miami county
passed.
To amend the Revised Statute of ls43 in relation 10
the validity of protests by Bank officers failed
Mr. Herman moved take from the table the bill in
relation the State Penitentsry which agreed
1.-THE bill provides for leasing the State prison Mr.
Bottorff, for ten years.
Mr.. How ell moved strike out all after the resolving
clause and insert substitute.
The bill finally referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES
with certain instructions
Mr.. Todd reported back the bill from select committee
TO divorce Frederick Har:zeI and his wife which was
read the requisite number of times and passed.
Reports from Select Committees.
Mr.. Todd reported bill in relation TO retailing Spirit
Gus Liquors in Marion county.
[The bill gives the legal of the county power
authorize the sale not in their respective Townships
| Ordered 10 the third reading
Mr. Davis reported back the bill amending the in
cooperating the city of New Albany ordered to the third
reading
Mr.. Hardin reported back the bill amending the Revised
Statutes of ls43 far Johnson county concerned
passed to the third reading.
Mr.. Hamer reported back the bill to incorporate the
White river navigation company ordered to third read
ing.
The Senate then on motion of Mr. Chapman OF L.,
into session the nominations of the Govern
or to fill the vacancies in the Supreme Court.
The Hon. +. l. Smith and the Hon. 5. E. Perkins,
nominated
The Senate postponed the consideration of the con-
frmaton until Tuesday next, at two O'Clock, p NJ.
.nr Chenowith introduced bill 10 appoint commits
siones make partition of the real of Stephen
Collect of Yemiion county referred to select commit
tee.
Several reports made from select committees.
The Senate then adjourned.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-25
NO CURE NO PAY!
a CERTAIN DEsEASE

"a CURED In TWO DAYS!
The most speedy remedy fo, Pains in the Loins
GonorrhGa, elects, Structures, Affections Of the Kid
neys, Disease of the Bladder, Gravel, seminal weak
ness, involuntary seminal emissions and impOtency.
Persons who, by indugug in ecret habit, have en-
tailed on themselves ConsttA donal Debility, or any
obstacle TO marriage, should apply Immediately to
DOCTOR JOHNSTON,
of the BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL, ofRca No.
| North FREDERICK STREET, ttpo doors from, Bal
tnoTe street, opposite tie Magistrates office. BE pcr-
tc!ldT in observing the you tsH mistake tbs
place.
This hospital was established 4 number of We ms ago
for the suppression of quaclcry, there being many
persons, WITHOUT knowledge, name or character, who
put advertisements in LC public papers, that nst-
tuition OF this kind highly necessary prevent the
afflicted especially Strangers from falling into the banda
Of some unskltu wretch, who, instead of caring
might send his victim 10 an untInely grave. There's
fore thc afflicted should Shun the pretended
physicians who know nothing of the practice Of medi
cine, bat consult Dr. Johnston, who cures
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
in one or two days according 10 the state Of the pa
tient, without the use of mercury No meTcvtal rem
GdicS are used by DR. JOHNSTON his medicines are
palalable and harmless, and an patients honoraby
shielded from even tie POSSIBILITY of being discovered.
lie who places himself under the care OF Dr. J, may
rCligiOusly eOnidc IN his honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skin Physician and if he
is not speedily relieved no remuneration will Ia de-
mand"d.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by n Ger.
tain practice ndulged in when aOne-a hatEt frequent.
iy learned from evil companions, at scbOOl-he eff
tect4 Of which are ng'niy felt when asleep, and
if not cured renders marriage impossible and destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
ALL LETTERS POST PAID.
TAKE NOTICE. DIR. Johnson has had greater
practice in the above affections than any physician in
the u g. lie also possesses an advantage over all 9TH
crs, from the fact of his having stdfed in the great
Hospitals of both Europe and this country, VIZ; those
of England, France, Spain, Russia Denmark, SC, and
the Hospitals of Philadelphia. Thousands in Bait
more can testify that he cured them after every Other
means hnd failed Read
DIR. JOHNSTON,s ADVERTISEMENT
on the front or the First Page of this Paper delft
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

h. SS1F=ssSc ~ BY virtue of a writ of ieri facias,
! lAAl ANS issued out of the DISTRICT Court of
S t55.5lE:.I9 the United States, for the District
AF<%Ssszkz =7zzsz of Maryland, and to me directed,
at he suit of William McKim and Eazleu McKim,
again 1t the goods and chaels lands and tenemeHs and
heredh timents of the Baltimore and Rappahannock
SIeafnbA Mt Company, have seized and taken posses
sion OF tn Steamboat MARY WASHINGTON, and
Notice h b. reby given, That will proceed to sell the
said SteaA ut to the highest bidder for cash, the
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT at one o'clock,
At the ExcSaRae MOREAU FORREST,
fT5 q United States Marshal, District Nd
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ypNO THE AFFLICTED.-Wo wish I

TBNO The AFFLICTED.-W0 wish to call
the attention of our readers to the advertisement.
of DIR. Dow regular mcdica! mar, whose profession
al education is not surpassed by any physician in the
country. His having Devoted his attenton IN, mory
years to particular branch of the profession and hay-
ing been extremely successful in curing long standing
and difficult cases, such ~ were consdcWd almost in
curablc Is sufficient to commend him q, the hubble IA
worthy of the extensive patronage be ,dalv receiving
To those acquainted with the DOct we saw nothing "a
to his skill, honor, or integrity, ey are wen known
but strangers m search OF phyS Clan, would
nerd TO carefully read Dr. De ~ advertisements ana
be sure, when calling on Rim 20 observe that his Office
Is in Second street between South and Gay sts
See his advertisements. Ioo9
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NHRISTMAS PRESENTS
v WE INVITE THE ATTENTION

HNHRISTMAS PRESENTS
" WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
Of the ladies' and others wishing for presents,
splendid assortment of FINE, FANCY and USEFUL
GOODS now opening. They consist in part of Mag
nificent PAPER MACHE TABLES, beautifully in
laid with Pearl and painted; do Writing Desks Card
Baskets; Work Boxes; Dressing Cases and Tea Cad
dies; Fine Rosewood WORK BOXES, inlaid and
plain; do Dressing Cases, furnished and unfinished,
NIL sizes; Rich Silver Plated TEA and COFFEE
SETrS; Walters; Cups and Cake Baskets, a great
variety; Splendid BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, De
caners, Pitchers, Toilet and Perfume BOTTLES,
Mugs, &c; fine Balance Ivory Handle KNIVES, i'll
sets, put up in mahogany cases for SILVER FORKS;
do. dozens, without cases; SOLAR LAMPS, GIRON-
DOLES, &c. Persons intending to select presents for
their friends cannot fail TO be pleased with assert
ment Those who have seen our goods pronounce
them exquisite Give " a call.
G. 4. WETMORE 4 co,
No. 10 North Charles street.
d2lLl3w Opposite the Union Bank,
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4 FFLICTED recuect the Oh Stand, BOWS
"a Medical and Surgical Institute, a. SECONDST.
DRS. DOW & HARCOURT are old and experience
e@ Physicians and Surgeons and understand disease
in all its forr0s and variations. Private complaints,
diseases of the skin, impurities OF the blood solitary
hacits of youth Sc, completely cured IN few
days, if attended to early. Beware Of Qua cks who
make promises which Cannorb be fulfilled
N. b. Cure guaranteed No charge for Advice.
Take the advice N your friends, and be surf find the
place, As SECOND STREET, between South and Gay
streets: tf24&f
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NWARSIFAL'S SALE. Notice is hereby gwen,
I'VE That in pursua nee of order of the honorable
the District Govt of TIN United States in and for the
MARY land Distrist uas4A the llth day of Docem-
ber (Isr) will sch nj 70 81 Smiths wharf, the
18th dey of DecelnSer, at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ the goods,
and merchandize, saved from the wreck Of the
DRY GOODS, UMBRRT,LHs, &c. Sc, for cash
dl4-t MORENIr FpRkP. 81, U. s. Marshal
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FOR S'AE.N T. RENT.
ysvowN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY,

M AT RElFUIED PKICES,
IN V.aRTOUS P.l 'RTS or THE CITY
tI5N.z;s One dwelling 5. Charlcs-st, tor ;4,5OO
Efa u feet 'front.' 100 deep, three story and back
S4ill building; one do. East Baltimore 81, 30 feet
Atf! " front, $50 deep, wit NeNtensiye Improvements,
for $4,000; also, many othe,rS varion"y located, at
prices making good investment :, FARM, contain.
ing 80 acres of good land, with splendid improve
ments, IL miles from the city pnc $4,000; one do OF
100 acres, the soil excellent for s per acre. lot
and good Improvements, 3, miles on the York Road
containing Nv and "A handsOm garden, will be
sold bargain if Immediately applied ler.
Also, Ground Rents in various drcc tons of the city
of $500 at per cent. well securNd, and some at
: per cent Those wishing TO purchase will please APP
ply At No ii SECOND-ST., to
JAMES HNNCE, or
Do u JAMES BARRY.
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THRISTMAs PRESENTS!

THRISTMAS PRESENTS!
~ THE SUBSCRIBER
would respectfully call the attention of the public TO his
large stock, consisting in part of-Lades and Gentle
mems fine Gold WATCHES, with Chains and Keys TO
suit; Cold PENS with gold and SILVER cases. gold and
silver Thimbles; Ear Rings; Finger Rings and Breast
Pins; Bracelets in great variety. Together with well
selected variety of FANCY GOODS.
Silver FORKS; Table, Desert and Tea SPOONS;
Britannia Ware in SETS plated Cake BASKETS and
CASTORS.
NIB Fine Jewelry made to order AT
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
opposite the Museum.
dl92w ROBERT BROWN.
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS.

n5wTuA-v JViN WUhTIIIJ TO Uf.IhHHsI
AAIEkaA, ST, begs leave to call public attention
60 to his stock of English and American
A&s14aszaF ANIMALS; illustrated WORKS in
SPLENDID BINDINGS; JUVENILE WORKS;
finely bound and illustrated BIBLES and PRAYER
BOOKS; Fancy Articles, SC, comprising in addition
TO great paiety of fine Books, of his own Pubica-
ion, all the choice works Of the season, such
Heath's Book of Beauty; The Keepsake; Bible Gal
lery; Opal; Floral Offering Floral Year; Friendships
Offering; Rainbow; May Flower; Evergreen; Christ
mas Blossoms, &C. all of which will be sold, whole
sale and retail, at the very lowest prices d2i-N
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ADJUSTMENTS.
uot,DN,Y STREET THEATRE.

HOLIIAfA1 SEISEE4I THEA IAGf4s
yEyEyIG AFRr, iRNOON, at O'Clock, will be per
4 formed GE'. 'RGE BARNNVEIL. George Barn
wcl Mr. PERRY , ,-
SAVAGE AND nHh MAIDEN MT CrnnmclS,
Mr. W. CHAPMAN.
To conclude with DaA icing, Singing, Sc
yH1EIIS EVENING. Deer ., will be perform
u rd SWEETHEAFF5 X WIVES.
10 be followed by s'SOMA'AMBULA:" Edmund,
Mons. FREDERICK. Nota9 Mr. &. T. PARSLOE"
Thcrese, Mad, AUGUSTA. GNrrude, M'ile DINER
To conclude with URIELLE. In which Madame
AUGUSTA, Ma'lle DIMLER, Il Mons FfhDERlCh
viii appear
SATURDAY. EVENING, Dcc. d, BENEFIT OF
- MAD. AUGUSTA. Win be- pertonned SOM
NAMBULA. Edmund, Mons FREDERlCk Nota-
~, Mr. PARSLOE. Thrresc, Ma&Slmc AUo USIA'
Gertrude, Mile DIMIER.
TO conclude with Is 1T ALE. In which MI W.
CHAPMAN will appear
o. Prices of Admssion-BOxes ~ cents; Pit % Cts.
Orchestra seats rs eta.
o. Doors open at half past 6, performance TO begin
at O'Clock. II
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ROCKS FOR THE ITOg.YDASS, t,c.g
, CAREY & HARTS LIBRARY, ~
IIfTlFDpDTrS IIrnD re

n p VI taIt FDIs ITIIHs HWY VA w -
a6 CAREY !ARr5 LIBRARY, SIS
or HUMOROUS WORKS.
-=-y-l- QUARTER RACES IN KENTUC-
i EjEfG 4 sA,KT, and other Tales, Illustrative of
81 = - ~ Character and Incidents in The south
ttta4E3l.W and West Edited by Wan. T. Porter,
ditor OF the Biz Bear Of Arkansas, &C, Sc, with orr
5iaI EngrayingS, with designs by Darnby, atIordmg
5lcd liant nuts to crck before a Christmas hresidc.
TIE HASTN PUDDING, a Poem in three Cantos,
with a Memoir on Maize or Indian Corn, with various
s Seful receipts.
TAYLOR'S II. S. MONEY REPORTER and Gold
8 nd Silver Coin Examiner, with a Marginal Index to
ne different States aso Fac Smile of all the differ
mt Coin in circulation in different parts of the world,
Eith its value Published Weekly at cents No., or
~ year.
i ALADDIN; Or, The Wonderful Lamp in PLAIN and
zancy binding, with illustrations.
DOMBY & SON, No. 3, Lee & Blanchards edi
ion, with illustrations placed to suit the reading For
zsale at WIN. TAYLOR'S j. CO.,
dgj.I Book Emporium, North-st.
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SATURDAY EVENING. Dec ", will be per
- formed CONCERT by the ORPHANS.
Dancing by Miss VALLEE.
To conclude with TOM NODDI'S SECRET. Ink
pen, Mr. ]. SEXTON.
Gg3- Admission to the whole 25 cts-Cbdren, undO:
III years, malt price. Saloon performances TO COM
mence at u O'Clock, precisely 1t
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RNAJOR RINGGOLD. A capital likeness of
I'VE Major RINGGOLD, full length, and very cheap,
at 50 cents. For SalG at the Book Emporium Of
WM TAYLOR < Co,
dl-6 Jarvis Buildings, North street
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A STOCK OF DRY GOODS TO BE CLOS
IA ED OUT, AND STORE FOR RENT, r. Nc
ELDOWNEYY CO. intend making change i'll their
business, and the LIST of January, have re-
solved to offer to their customers and the public their
large and well selected stock of DRY GOODS at IN
precedented low prices that cannot fail to give
the most ample satisfaction to the purchaser, to
insure speedy saes and enable the popetors to close
their business by the first of the year The stock
ssts in part of Rich Dress Silks black and blue black
for SCARFS and DRESSES; MERINOS; SHAWI.S;
BLANKETS; MOUSLINES and CASHMERES;
BOMBAZINEs, with their usual variety of DRESS
GOODS, all of which will be closed out GREAT
BAR GAINS
h7-STORE and DWELLING for RENT. dsltf
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INDIA CHINA. The subscribers have received
n lot of superior INDIA CHINA, consisting Of Din
ner Sets; Dishes; Covered Dishes; Soup 1ureens;
Plates, &C., which they will sell cheap They will
also open to-day, French china Chocolate Cups, sita
bic for Christmas Presents. On hand, general assert
pent of China Glass and Queensware, all of which is
offered ut Wholesale retail at lowest market prices,
]. c. BOKEE & CO,
Ill North Howard St, between,
dl1-dSt Fayette and Lexington.