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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-12
THE TARIFF.
NGTON LETTER.

EXTRACT FROM WASHINGTON LETTER.
You may as well give up all hope of the
Tarff-it is dooned-McKay's or rather
the Secretary's bill will pass the House with
out heightened debate; that will say TO Eng
land, 'we meet you here" and il is sure to
piss the Senate; Tor among the democratic
Senators who can you count on besides Cam
eron and Sturgeon? And then The Oregon
question will come up, and the South and
Great Britain triumph, all in all,by.lhe aid OF
the North! These things are written upon
the wall, and needs no Daniel TO explain
them.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
At the New and Cheap store of
i. L. LANG & CO.,

FEHHE subscribers are receiving a supply oil
II Spring and Summer Goods Tor Ladies and
Gentlemen. There in the lot received this
day some very beautiful Cassimers, for pants
blue and black Cloths; also fine lot OF English
and American Prints, high and fine coloTs;
Lawns, Ribbons, Bonneis latest yle; ArIifcIa
Flowers, fine spring Shawls, Silk Handk erchi is.
Balconies and Lawns, Ginghams, also a large
and good assortment OF Boots and Shoes, W lth
a lul supply OF childrel's sizes.
CaIdwell's Old Stand, Main-street.
March 5-tf, j. l.. LANG & CO.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND DEY-sTREET.
NEXV.VOR

OUhNkK Of BRUADWAY AND DEY-STREET,
NEVV.YORK.
e ME proPrietors of the FRANKLIN HOUSE,
4 respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that their house is now undergoing ex-
tensive repairs such as being painted through
out, and having large addition of new furni-
ture. We are grateful tor the liberal patron
age heretofore received, aud solicit a continu
ance OF the same. NEWTON HAYES,
JOHN P. TREA DIV ELL.
Mr. G. J. S. THOMPSON is associated with us
in the Franklin House II. & T.
Newly rk, Feb. 10, '46. TMarch l0-5w.
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BOOK BINDERY IN EVANSVILLE.

TENHE subscriber begs leave to announce to
ID the citizens of Evansville and the sur
rounding country that he has located himse f
in Evansville in the BOOK BlNDERY business
He will execute all kinds of binding as neatly
and durabIy, aud as cheaply as it can be done
in Louisville. Old works rebound 10 order
and on short notice. lie requests OF the citizens
their patronage trial of his skill and price ;,
feeling satisfied Of giving entire satisfaction.
His shop is Main street, in the corner
building next door below the Clerks Office and
Immediately opposite the Market House.
Evansville. aug 81. BERNARD SOLBACH.
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Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
+. S. & D. LATHRoP, | Is and III William street
ana 90 John street, (new block of stores be-
tween John aud Fulton s,reets.)
FIELD Y MERRITT, late Field, Thompson & Coz
13l William street NEW block OF stores between
John and Fulton streets)
E. & ]. BUssING, III and Il3 William stree {,
corner of John stree l., new block of stores be-
tween John and Fulton streets
C. w. & L. MeoRE Co., 207 Pearl street
west side, doors above Maiden lane
PERKINS, Brooks Il WHITE, 1875 Pearl street, and
80 Water street.
HATCH & YALE, rs Cedar street, Dry Goods Job.
bers-an entire new stock of French, English
and American Goods Great nd NC ememls of.
fered for cash or approved credit.
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NOTICE.

FEVAKEN up on the 1871 Of January 1846,by
IL Robert Smith living in knight township
Vanderburgh couAty, one fat boat sixty-three
teetIong, thirteen ieet three inches wide. gunnels
poplar, Ihirty-two inches wide, the bolt om
plank poplar except two on the bow, they are
pine; said boat is raked fifteen feet in the bow,
and twelve feet i'll the stern, siding or roof;
appraised at sic 90 by Jonathan w. Cochran
end Humphrey Fickas, before me
JESSE LANE, ], P.
Copy Attest SAM'L T. JENKINS, Cl'k.
Feb. 10, ,49-3t-prs-fee-SI 00.*
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81 OTICE.--whereag, on the 28th day Of An.

n OTICE.--whereas, on the 28th day of Au-
" gust, A. ID. 1915, writ of Foreign Attach
ment was issued against the goods chattels and
effects of William H. Martin nonresident OF
the State of Indiana by Charles S. Finch, JUS
tice of the Peace in and for the county OF Spen-
and State of Indiana, at the instance, aud in
favor of Benjamin Il. Sites OF sa id county.
William II. Martin is therefore hereby notifi-
ed TO be and appear before me, Charles S. Finch
a Justice of the Peace in and for the county a.
ioresaid, at my Office in Rockport, Ohio Town
ship. Spencer County, and State OF Indian a, on
or before the 10th day OF May, a, D, lo46, and
then and there defend the same, otherwise judg-
ment wilt be rendered against said Martln IN
his absence.
Witness, Charles S. Finch, justice of the
peace in and for said county OF Spencer, and
Stale of Indiana, on this 18th day OF November.
I845. CHARLES S. FINCH ]. P SEAL
March 5-3t% Justice of The Peace.
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SIX Jobbers and importers.

Bowen & McMAMEE, is William street, corner
of Beaver.
CARLETON, FRoTHINeHAM & Co., 1877 and l29
William street(ncw block of stores between
John and Fulton streets)
JOHN BAKER, Gate firm of Baker and Napier.)
Wholesale dealer in Silk Goods, adapted to the
Millinery Trade, and Straw Bonnets. 81 John
street near William,
RoBr. l.. SMITH & HENDERSON, l76 Pearl street 3
doors above Pine.
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Importer and Manufacturer OF Nautical and
Mathematical instruments.
ERASMUS A. KUTz, 1870 Water street corner oil
Burlng Slip,
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Books and Stationery.


PRATT, WooDFoRD & Co, I59 Pearl street,
A. S BARNES s. Co, 81 John street, corner Of
Dutch. Wholesale Dealers in Books and Sta
tionery,
A, S. BIS Co. are the publishers of Colton's
Life and Times of HENRY CLAY, and Man s.
fields life OF GENERAL SCOTT,
CALEB BARTLETT, New Y DIRK, publish err OF Cobb's
new and popular saries of School Books, and
Wilson's United States, wholesale dealer In
Books and Stationery. March 5,-3t.
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STATE OF INDIANA.3 &C.

Spencer County. %.
BE It Trmem0red that at Probate
Court held tor the county aforesaid on
the Twelfth day of August, A d l845
Present the Honorable REIN WEAR,
Probate Judge in the matters and thi u gs
In the estate OF Matthias Snyder, deceas-
eu-Petitlon 10 sell Real Estate.
IN motion of Isaac Meers, Administrator OF
" the estate Matthias Snyder, late of Spence
county, II Is ordered that Joseph Snyder and
William Snyoer, infant heirs OF Matthias Snyder
deceased, be and appear here the next term
OF this court, end show cause If any they have or
can show why the real estate of Matthias Snyder
In administrators petition forth. shall not be
made assets. IN the hands OF said administrator
TO pay and discharge the o outstanding debts yet
unpaid, and that copy or this order OF Publica-
ton be published IN the Evansville Journal Tor
three weeks successfully.
copy Test. Il. p. BRITTON, Clerk.
March 81 By VIM. G THOMAS, ID. C.
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Dealers IN Staple Dry Goods

DO0tVOFo 0It N1tLPEC 1T UOOU0s
HALLocK, MOUNT Il BILLINGS, l73 Pearl street,
door above Pine.
GRANT & BARTON, 90 William street. Also, dea-
lers in India Goods.
D. S. TURNER, 60 William, between Cedar and
Pine streets. Also dealer in Zephyr Worsteds
and Small Wares
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOtice.--No-

IA uce Is hereby gwen thaI the Jude rsIgned
has, this day, taken out letters oil administrator
on The Estate oil William A Lacey, late of Van
derburgh County and State. OF Indiana deceaed
ali persons being indebted to said Estate are
requested to make payne ut Immediately, and
those having claims against it, will present them
duly authenticated, for settlement. The state
Is believed 10 be solvent. D MILLER, Admir-.
Evansville N arch 9Th A. ID. 1886.
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A great variety of new style Worsted Dress
Goods. Green Berges, Berge scarfs-new style,
plain, plaid, striped and figured Cambria and
Jackonet Muslins. India Book and Bishop Law rs,
Pongee, Splitle6eld and cotton Handerchieis,
siik and M. De Lame Shawls, Dress Handk err
chiefs and scarfs, Lace. Frinees, Gimps, Hosi-
cry, Gloves, Suspenders, Tapes, &c.
CInci nHati. March 81.
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Importers and Manufacturers of Britannia
Ware, also Dealers in Block Tin, Amino,
ny and Bismuth.
BoARDMAN & HART, 6 Burling Slip, near Pearl
street.
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Importers and Dealers IN Hardware.
ANDREW l.. HALTsrEAD, 7 Plat street, sells only
tor Cash. The cheapest Hardware in the
city.
DAvENspoRT, Quincy 4 Co., 81 John street, offer
at Manufacturers prices, Anne rcan Hardware
for Builders, Housekeep ers and Ship Chan>
diers, also Spring Steel, Iron Wire, Smiths
Bellows, together with every variety OF shell
and heavy Hardware made in the United
States.
Manufacturers and Importers Of Needles
Fish Hooks, &c.
HENRY BAYLIs, I3I William, between John and
Fulton streets,
Importers and Dealers IN Paints, Oil, Dye
tStufS and Chemicals.
WILLIAMS, MABEE g. JONES Co, SO Maiden Lane
Gold street,
HAv1AND, KEEsE \ Co, 80 Maiden Lane,
LEEDS & HAZARD, III Water ST rect.
NohToN, LADD 4 Co, 1879 Maiden Lane, below
" alter street,
Importers & Dealers in French & English
Drugs Chemicals, Essential Oils, DC.
JOHNSON, MooRE & TAYLOR, 81 Maiden Lane, up
stairs,
Importers and Dealers in French and Eng
hsh China, GLASS; Earthenware.
RICHARD F. HAvILAND, 81 Maiden Lane between
Pearl and William streets,
HENRY STEVENSON, 270 Pearl street next door to
Fulton Bank,
GEO. IL, CLAP, (suecessor to Brush & Hal) ~
Warer street. w, II. Hall late Brush and Hall
will see his friends as above,
SIMEON d SKILLIN, I0l Water street seven doors
above Wall street.
SMALLEY u NEsDEN, so Pearl street, doors a.
bOve broad,
Importers & lMantucturers Of Fringes, Gimps,
Cords, Zephyrs, Worsted, &c dc.
ID. A, BooTH, 100 William street,
Dealers IN Combs, Brushes, Cutlery, q I'M
porters of French, English & German Fan
cy Goods:
WHITE s. fAsKER, III and 1i3 William street,
Cup stars) corner of John street, new BLOCK
of stores between John and Fulton,
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Manufacturers and Dealers in Camphine,
Solar Patent Lard and Hall Lamps.
DEITz, BROTHER S Co, 3 john street, also dealers
ia Sperm, Whale, Lard and Chemical Oils,
Camphine and burning fluids,
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GROCERIES. &C.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING STORE.

NJ ESSRS. ALTERING s. BREMMER-
w DIAPERS AND TAILoRs, late of Cincinnati.
desire to inform the citizens of Evansville ana
the surrounding country, that they have just
opened on Main street, next door 10 NJ essrs. w.
& C. Bells Drug Store, large and fresh stock
of READY MADE CLOTHING, made in the
latest and most fashionable style, of good ma
teras and in the best manner. The work was
executed by themselves and under their eye,
and will be fully warranted. Their stock is a
large one and embracing every thing re-
quiste for the fitting out of gentleman's
wardrobe, and will be sold at very moderate
prices. Youths clothing on hand of good work.
manship and of the uery best materials, at ex-
tremely low prices. A lot of fine Trunks, &c.
We think goods and prices will induce
those wishing to purchase TO lay out their mo-
ney with us, and We therefore Solicit call
from the public.
January 9Th, 1846-3mo.
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REMOVAL.

VN7E have removed 10 the house lately oc
w cupied by Messrs. BlMENT, g. VIELE on
Main near Water street, where we will be ready
to wait on our Old customers and the public gem
orally We offer the best bargains in town
Call and see us.
Jan l5-ty. E. P. SPuRRIER & co.
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Publishers of Music q Mdnafacturers Of
Musical Instruments.
F, RILEY & Co. 297 Broadway,

Watches & Jercelry-Fine Watches.
S, HAMMOND II Co, of the late firm of Bene-
dict and Hammond, will continue the selling
of fine Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, at
the old stand, Al Merchants Exchange,
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Groceries. sc.


- HHDS. prime N. .. Sugar.
eD 25 Bags Rio Coffee.
25 Blls Molasses.
3 Bags Pepper,
1 Cask Pure winter Sperm Oil,
Bales 81 Brown Domestic.
Just received per Steamer Mezeppa and for
sale low by c.. Nj. GRIFFITH.
Feb l9th-'46-tf-
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Cloths, Cqssimeres, &c.

Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.
THOMAS HUM Co., 90 William street, Import
ers and Jobbers of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings
Drllings, Drap d'Ete, Hosiery, Suspenders,
Velvets, and TaVors' Trimmings. Also dealers
in American WooIlens- and Cottoas, and all
kinds OF Goods suitable for Merchant Tailors
and ClothIers.
WILSON G Hunt & Co., 80 William street, cor
ner of Maiden Lane, Importers and Dealers in
Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings, and Summer
Goods, suitable for merchant TaIlors.
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Importer Of Toys, Fancy Goods, Dealer in
Fire Works, & Manufacturer in Whale
bone.
G, D, W, LILrIENDAH1, 1873 William street, Cup
stairs,) a doors from Fulton,
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Wholesale Dealers in Clothing &c. &c.

wholesale heaters IN Clothing &c &c.
Ross & LEITCH, us William street, (new block
of torres between John & Fulton streets.
MoRRIsoN & JONES, Diapers, Tailors, aud Cen
tlemen's Furnishing Store l35and l37WHiam
street, (new block OF stores between John and
Fulton streetS.)
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Pdlm Leaf and Palm Leaf Hats.
l. JOHNSON & Co, 80 Pearl street, up stairs {.
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Manufacturers and Importers of Paper Hang
ings.
Howell 81 BROTHERS, 1879 Broadway. New York
and git Baltimore street, Baltimore,
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Manufacturer of Silrer Ware.
z. BosrwICK, Successor to Thomson,) 1913 Will
liam street, New York, Silver Tea Sets, Spoons.
Forks, etc. OF the best Quality always on hands
or made to order at short notice,
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Straw Goods, Artificial F9olcers, &c.
R. Il. WILDE & Co, 60 William street,(up stairs,
next 10 the corner of Cedar street.
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JOS W. BLAcHLY. JNo A. SIMPSON, DAVID X. ESTE, j
B. ACHLY & SIMPSON.
No. II, Pearl street, Cincinnati, Ohio

NO. IT, FedFI SIFeeE, CNcdHHuII, ONlU.
A RE now opening a their old stand, ex-
IA tensve assortment OF Spring and Summer
Guods suitable for the Western trade embrac-
ing almost eve ry variety OF Anne rican and Euro
pean Dry Goods. We teel assured that WI shall
be able this spring, TO offer to our Western Mer-
chants strong Inducements 10 purchase their
goods in this market, and would respectfully so
Iiclt tn EN- to call and examine our stock before
purchasing. To our old customers we tender
our thanks for their former paIrOnage,a would
again invite them to remember US when they
visit this city.
We have now on hand, and will be in daily
receipt OF the following desirable goods.
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Manufacturers and Dealers in Boots and
Shoes.
KIMBELL & Brown, (successors to Spoford,
Tieston & Co., I49 Water street, near Maid
en- Lane.
SAMUEL DANIELS Co, Ill Pear street, corner
of Pine.
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Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in
Hosiery, Suspeaders, Clones, CraratS,
Scdrfs, Gaps, Stocks, Linens, Oil SILKS &c
john M. DAWES & JONES, LOG William sire ct, S.
Z. Corner OF John.
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Chewing Tobacco.
IT ANGHOKN'S best ssGold Leap for sale Ia
- jy loft E.P. SPURRIER & co.
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Printed CdticoeS, exclusively.
LEE & BREWSTER, Al Cedar-street.
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E UST received on consignment, per steamer
200 KEGS WHITE LEAD,
March SIT. ALLIs s. HoWEs.
HUST received per Flat-boat ''Harry of the
$50 Bills. Prime Ohio Flour, expressly for
family use;
100 Bills Cincinnati Whisky;
so Half Bbls. do;
25 Bbls Old Monongaheia;
25 White Bourbon;
March 5. as. ALLIs & HoWEs.
lust received per steamer Susquehanna:
e. 20 Ton Iron. assorted;
20 Sets Buggy Axes and Springs;
This in addition to our former stock oil lRON
and STEEL makes complete assortment; eoth
March 5. D ALLIS s HoWEs
MUST received and for saIe--A large stock
ca OF GLASSW ARE, consisting in parts OF
25 boxes Tumblers, plain. cut. pre- sseG, etc. etc
" Decanters, royal bar, cut, flute, champ, etc
5 f" Jars, improved article, from at. 10 gal ;
: LanternS;
30 s. Quart Bottles and Point Flasks.
March 5, ALLIS s. HOWFS,
NafJJSrV received per steamer Sam Seay-
c. 81 boxes ia MES RIVER TOBACCO,
OF me following Brands, viz:
Boxes BurtOn's Lump;
5 I" Halsey's 5 do;
5 f" Labby's5 do;
10 IS Murrels l2 do:
5 :" Colegate's do:
6 g Thos. Neetor's superior Id. lump.
~ This added 10 our old stock of Tobacco
makes the assortment one oil the best and cheap
est ever offered in Evansville. Our Wabash
friends are respectfully requested to call and ex-
anime cur stock of Tobacco, as well as all kinds
of Groceries in general, and we hope they, after
the examination of our Groceries and prices.
will find it to their advantage TO save the ex
pense, trouble, and loss OF time to go to Louis
vile or Cincinnati.
M arch 5, tt. ALLlS s. HOWES.
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Manufacturers and Dealers IN Hats, Caps,
Furs, Leghorn, Panama and Palm Leaf,
Hat Trimmings, &c, &c.
N. B. WILDER & CO., IS Maiden Lane.
A. GILBERT s. Co, 1855 Water street.
SARoNI Il ARCHER, ISL Water street, Importers
and Manufacturers of Furs, Caps, Trimmings,
Pushes Glazed Lawn and Silk of every des-
cription.
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receipt OF the following desirable goods.
Domestic Sheetings.
60 bales Franklin Factory Cincinnati;
so - Indian Heads;
40 :. Laurel D., Della and Powhattan;
20 IS A Extra Family;
10 - A Fine New Market;
10 IS 6 4 Walthams;
so " A heavy Portsmouth and Nashua;
5 - SD and ga New Market;
20 cases 3 4. and 4 4 Bleached;
3 & 6 5 Walthams.
Tickings, DriIIings and Checks.
90 bales Amoskea Gag anu Methuen;
10 " A. A. and Dorchester;
u " Suffolk and Amoskeag DlilIs;
" Hopeville do;
cases Apron Checks;
3 ~ Furniture do;
3 " Mariner shirlings;
Damask cat table cloths.
Summer PanteIOOnery.
casas Oregon Dnlls-new style;
8 - Roubeyx Drills-very superior;
90 g Fancy stiPes and Plaids;
g York Kremlins, plain and fancy;
Is Cotton Tweeds and Kerseys;
{. Mexican Mixtures;
10 A" Blue Suffolk Drills.
Linen Goods.
2 bale Russia Dia pers;
cases Irish Linens:
" "a and A French Linens;
" Linen DrllS;
Brown Hollands;
2 Bleached d.;
2 Linen Checks linen & cotton Coatings
3 bales patent and heavy Canvass,
bale heavy Duck:
cases 6-3 and "a Linen Table Cloths;
Burlaps aud Osnaburgs.
Prints and GinghamS.
100 cases new style, spring aud summer Prints
consisting OF almost every brand made in the
country.
5 cases French Ginghams;
Z" English and American do;
g A Plaids Prints,
3 - Chambray GInghams;
Rich painted Mus.ins and Lawns;
Cloths and CaSsimers.
80 wool dyed Blue and Black Cloths
10 Fancy colored do;
200 pieces Blue, Black aud Fancy Ca ssinleres,
200 - assOrt'd Tweeds & Tweed Cassimeres
Palm Hats and B0nnetSs
l5OO dozen PALM Hats;
90 eases assorted straw Bonnets;
20 - Florence Braid do;
Rich silk do;
IS Misses Palm do;
- Woman's Palm do;
10 /" Lawn Bonnts,
WOrsted Goods.
5 cases Black Alpacas;
Z" coored do;
black Merinoes;
" Alpaca serges,
black summer Cloths;
l Alpaca A prons,
Z" Bombazines;
| Croion Coatings;
:" Milton do;
DIap de Etc,
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Importers & Dealers in French g. EngHsl
Drugs Chemicals, Essential Oils, &c.
JOHNSON, MooRE & TAYLOR, 81 Maiden Lane, VI
stairs,
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THE WEST AND THE SoUTH--Under this
head, the Baltimore American, of Tuesday
week, has the following:
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Manufacturers and Importers Of Needles
Fish Hooks, &c.
HENRY BAYLIs, l3l William, between John and
Fulton streets,
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Fancy Goods for Presents.

TNHE CHOICEST and lnrgest assortment of fine fancy
goods has been lately received at GUIoN'S BAZAAR
corner OF " street and Pennsylvania Ladies and
gentlemen are respectfully invited to examine them.
Among the articles there some
Beautiful ebony and rosewood woboxes and dressing
cases
Desks and Papeterre richly inald and plain
6entemen leather dressing cases portable writing desks
Papler mache souvenir scrap book, portfolio
Card receivers papeterre, ladies' companions
Odeur boxes, beautifully inlaid
Embroidered satin mouchoirs and gloris snchct
Beautiful velvet and morocco ladies' portfolios
Furnished embossed and painted paper paposrre
The assortment OF fans is large and carefully select
ed from the last lot received from Paris . : -
Gold pencils and pens, card cases, velvet bags
Gold himbles, ladies' etue cases, silver card cases
Bouquet holders gold-mounted whips and canes, and
other articles too many to enunerate.
Prices will correspond to the wishes of purchasers
Dec l5-3teOif
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These ships all of the largest class and command
cd by of character and experience Their cabin
COMMUNICATIONS all that can be desired in point of SPLEEN
DOR comfort and convenience and they furnished with
every description of stores of the best kind Punctuay
the days of sailing will be strictly adhered to.
Price Of passage to Liverpool 800 From Liverpool to
New York, CPS q. ~ h''5t rrn rE#as',t'- -"
Agents for ships Oxford, Monezuma, Europe, Shenal-
doah, Yorkshire, Fdeia, Cambridge, and New Yorki
l" .f GOODHUE CO., or
h'.' ~. G. H. MARSHALL, New York.
""".'~ Barring, BROTHERS & CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Stephen Whitney, Virginia, Waterloo
and John r. Skddy:
gTror-s-7 ROBERT KERMIT, New York. --r
.. r. ~ J. SANDS CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Patrick Henry Ashburon, Henry Clay,
(new) and Independence; Il ..,........ -. a.. ~.
GRfNNELL, MINTURN, & CO., NY.
-. ~ CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, & CO., Liverpool
Agents for ships Roscus Siddons Sheridan, and
rick; .tH ~ ...I
f. X. COLLINS IL CO., New York.
s,eaBnaFrw m BROWN, SiIPLEY, IL Co. Liverpool
Agents for ships Queen of the West Liverpool, Hotn-
guer, and Rochester: ~ .... = -
'@ WooDHULL y MINTURN, New York
F1ELDEN, BROTHERS, IL CO., Liverpool
New York, March 2-1yd