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,IE very choicest Of Crehores white red and hue
L back eagle Playing Cards, also Merry Andrew, High
lander and other varieties with every description OF back,
together with assortment Of Playing Cards from all the
principal card manufactures in the United Suites For sae
the very lowest prices and in any quantity to suit pu
| ehasers, by CHARLES SMALL, 25s Pearl street,
ociS W nex 10 he &
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COPYING Presses.

|
THE subscriber has hand and 10 constantly re-
ceiyng Copying Presses Of all The different patterns
and sizes with all the various articles used for copying
Also, the celebrated GERMAN COPYING INK, winch is
warranted 10 copies clearer and more perfect Than
other Ink sold Merchants and others In want OF et
her OF the above articles invited TO call and examine
| before purchasing elsewhere.
GEORGE +. NESBrrT, Stationer and Printer
oct ly' Tonne Building cor. Wall and Water SITS
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II. 4. d. IL. BROOKS q. CO.,

r,LoTHIERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASSE
U NERES AND PESIINGS, Nos. ll6 and llS Cherry
street Of Catarine have on hand very large stock
and especially adapted 10 ihe seasoi Also, CLOTHS,
CAStSilMEhE,S aud pES7LNGs, by the piece, or in
quantities 10 suit purchasers. t 4.
GARlIENI;Sof every description manufactured to or
in the best possible and in point Of style not to
he surpassed, oct-S-lyd'
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YouNG ladies. READ rlIIs

You who have Pale Complications Dull Eyes, Botche.,
the Face, Rongh SFin or FreGks, and are oi of spi
rits, p boe or twh Of DR. TOW NSEND'S SARSAP pa.
RILLA II viii cleanse the Blood, remove The Freckle,
aud Botchcr, and give animation, sparkling eyes fine
spirits, and beautiful cOmpexon--aI oi which nre Of i'm.
mense value 10 UNMARRIED LADIES.
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II. G. SMITH IL CO.,
COMMISSION IER CHANTS,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CLOCK ESTA BLISHMENT,
No 70 John Street, New York;
WHERE may be found large and splendid assortmen
w Of the best modern improved Thirty Da, Eight Day
Clock Trimmings, Mahogany Knobs, Spool Boxes, Spoo
Stands Iron Rivets, &c. which will be sold at the loves
cash prices, t @Gset .
Clocks repaired and warranted. oct Sly .
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Capt G. w Mclean Member Of the Legislature, and late
the United States Navy, Inns kindly the following
certificate. Il tells Itsown story g.
~ RAILWAY, Jan, %, 1877.
year since Twas taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system left IN debtated state Undue ed To
try DR. TOWNSEND SSARSAPARlLLA, and after taking
three bottles, was very much relieved aud altri,
butte IL entirely To the SAID Saraapara have continued
taking il, and find that improve every day believe II
saved my life, and would not be without under any
eideraton. g. w. MCLEAN.
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To Senators, Represcntatives,& Lie gislntors.
FOURTH EDITION NEARLY EXHAUSTED OF
THE STATESNIAN'S MANUAL.
NEARLY FOUR THO UlSAND copies OF this valuable
National Work has been exhausted in one year; The
Two large volumes syo., 100 pages Price 10.
Flonl he Journal Of Commerce'of august 49, 1876.
"This is OF the most Important books published In
the United States for long time. The country such
work. in which by ready reference the citizen finds at
all the valuable opinions the and policy
the nation, from the beginning"
Good and responsible Agents will find profitable bust
districts and legislators for tie above valua
bic work H. WALKER,
oct sly ia Fulton street
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COLUMBIA HOUSE,

CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
THE Subscribers have made every arrangement for The
accommodation Of their guests and respectfully solicit
"A share Of patronage. BAGLEY, MACKENZIE q CO.
sets-dly' &&
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TIE nrsr UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA.

ISAAC SMITH x 90 would inform the public and par
,cuarly their customers whom they have been unable
supply for time past that they now obey think
able to fulfil any order for their Super GinghaD Umbrellas
we'll known as Smiths super umbrellas.'
They have also hand every variety OF Cotton and Cling
hum Umbrellas which they will sell low for cash credit
ISAAC SMITH x co, Wholesale Manufacturers,
No. ESQ Pearl street, New York.
urt w. No d Milk street IIostoi Nass
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Piano Fortes.

JAMES PRISON, 80 Walker street, has on hand
and Is daily finishing Piano Fortes Of every description
square Ia octaves, combining oil the improvements
the day with many others suggested by his own experience
In the business All his Instruments made expressly
for the city trade and pains expeses spared TO rem
der Them equal III least 10 those Of any other manufacturer
hpc nirvA y. ~ nci tv
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Fine French Letter and Post Papers.
FINE assortment Of these Papers, together with Eng
II fish and American Papers, both ruled and painSco,
sale and retail, by VIM w. ROSE,
oct 8 ly' Importer OF Stationery, 10 Wall ii.
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Steam BOat COMPANY Of Georgia.


GifihH All merchandise designed for the interior Of
1ii.l.fskks The States of GEOIttLi SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, 1ENNESSEE, and dLABAILi, sent via Sa
yannali WIN be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company
Georgia IN Their Steam Boats 10 Augusta OF commits
sion, ut the lowest current rae OF freight
In addition to The steam boat power this Company already
possess, tey have now under construction new steam
boat o1 unusually light draft of water high spee built
expressly with view 10 prompt Transportation 81
Goods; III all stages of the river navigation. :
Goods marked Tor The interior Of the country after reach
ing Augusta or Hamburg, are forwarded BY The Agents
there TO their final destination
shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked 10 IN Savannah.
Bllls OF l'adig advising the shipment Of goods and a
letter advising whether insured, anu what point should
always accompany the same or be sent by mail
Parties who .te been in The habit forwarding mer.
caiize 10 The interior OF Georgia by this line and direct.
ing 10 the care OF X NJ Goodwin win please take notice
mar iie eohheXl0n Of that gentleman with This Company
having ceased, all iuure communications should be adj.
dressed 10
WP. WILLIAMS, Agent Savannah, Ga.
RRFER.NcEs.
Messrs, Taylor Merrill,
Josiah Marcy Il Son, :, ~,
Goodhue d Company, W. 'oiA'
J.. II. Brigham Esq
lIawes, Gray d CO., Boston.
oct S--dIy' ocls - 'F'''
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NINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHEs.--Those who
wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches will find Il
greatly to their advantage to call the subscriber who 10
selling all descriptions fine Gold and Silver Watches
retail, lower than any other house In the city.
Fine Gold and Silver English Patent Lever Watches,
Do do Detached Lever do
Do do Lepinc do
Ladies' and gentlemen's fine Gold Guard Chains
Do do Breastpins H,4a
Ladies' Bracelets. -5H IN,
Gold Pencils
Gold Watches as low as $40 TO SOS each ..i
Watches and Jcwelry exchanged or bought. All Watches
warranted to keep good time tho money returned--
Watches Clocks and Jewey repaired in the best
and warranted at much less than the usunl prices
GEO. G. ALLEN, importer Of Watches and
tg-8 Jewelry wholesale and retail, sSs
oct 8 1y' 81 Wall ST. corner OF William up stairs
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DELMoNICO,s HOTEL,

, :
ID A L. DEIMONICO ectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that Their New Hotel being
completed theNare prepared 10 offer
lot either nmss on gentlemen as may be required ,Sly'
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CARPETlNGS,

I w TRACY is now opening extensive assortment Of
j, rich Tapestry Velvet Wilton, Brussels and other de-
scrption OF FASHIONABLE C1RPEIINliS, selected
by Mr.. T. L-CHEsTER ut the principal manufacturing
Establishments in England and embracing all the latest APP
proved designs For sale at 1913 broadway doors above
The Hospital ctS-lyd'
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

Dr. TOWNSEND Dear Sr--My wife has been. lar seve
raj years. afflicted with rheumatism, She has tried many
different remedies Ia Obtain some relief but all 10 no ptif.
pose She was finally induced by seeing yor advertise.
ment. 10 give your sARSAPhRlLA trial was also.
Qogethcr with man IN my employ badly troubled will
the Piles and by using small quantity oil your Sarsap.
rin, our complaint was completely cured consider il
Of The beet Of medicines and would advise all who are
afflicted TO give liza trial.
GARRIT GARRABRANT
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GentIemen,s Fall and Winter Wear.
WIN. 4. JENNINGS s. co.,

vesngs Fancy Dress Articles &C., a3i Broadway, Anne
new and fashionable goods for Fail and Winter wear Sc
eced with view to rendering their stock rich in quail
FOR d oTssicoa1s Bas, Black, brown olive, and
mied cloths varons shades Beaver do drab and
blue Devonsire kersey Canada grey do; drab, blue AM.
black Pilot Cloth; brown, black blue, and drab Moair
WIN7ER FRocKs, SACKS, se--Heaver and mille,l
cl9hs sslovHg H., 1eW artiee sss T Wee &C.
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths, Of DIolys Smoni's,
''' BU Isl. AND IRA YELLING coATs- Plaid
Cashmere, Tweeds, aud other goods, s
HUNTING cOA7is.--ol Olive, brown, and drab Moles.
TlNTALOoNs. French, English, German and Anne.
rican black blue Mixed and fancy Cassmeres selected
irons in Ills line, which such attention has been directed
enable ms 10 insure 1T combining aud elegance
velvet paids figured Merinos white and bun Cassmeres
and Marsees, rich Silk and Satns for Ball and Parties
| ARMYAND MA VY--Experiencc enables us to furnish
Uniforms in strict conformity with regulations, and we have
always on hand the material necessary to the dferen
s' %IsSa K aUIEiTY READYMADE GARMENTS
SVER "a olive, green, black, and blue
beaver and nilled cloth srtogls large assormentm
ohair; drab and blue Pilot olive and brown Tweeds
Youths and Boys oyercoats Winter Frocks, Sacks &c.
blue Cloths plaid Casslmeres Tweeds &C Dress Frock
Coats-A large assortment In various colors and fabrics
and Black Cloths fu and three quarter cir
cles Panfaloons- Black, blue mixed, and fancy Cass.
meres plain and ribbed velveteens riding travelling
&c ivtstngs-Black Silk, Satin, Bombazine, and Cassi
wool Velvet black and figured silk do Dressing Gowns
DE LANES Merino, and figured AIusln in great variety
Hunting Coats In various styles
NCYDRESS ARTICL II S. glloni, Jenny Lind,
Mazurka and other styles fancy Crayats English, French
and Italian black silk Cravats; extra and medium quality
black satin Cravas superior black silk and S:i Scarf;
style fancy Merno Scarfs Mutes for travel.
Pocket Handkercheis. Gloves Ciason's and Dnjou's
black, white and colored kid also Merno Buckskn, lined
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &c. SuspendersAIl the various
styles and qualities Undervesis and drawers Merino
Silk, and BntkskIn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose,
White and Mixed Merno and Cotton various grndes Shirts
Bosoms, and Collars Umbrellas Silk, and Cotton.
PIECE GOODS.--Coths, Cassimeres, vestings, &c,
as extensive be found in the country,
which will be sold by the piece yard low prices
they be bought, with the obvious advantage OF seec
II goods.
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English Carpetings and Floor Oil
Cloths.

JEFFERSON q HUMPHREY 432 Pearl street, near Ma.
olson, have just received By late arrivals large lot Of
KIDMLNS1,ER CARPEI7NGS AND OH CLOTHS,
with designs and patterns, which will be sold ut Wholesale
or retail at reduced prices. oct ly'
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SCRoFULA CURED.
THREE CHILDREN.

This certificate cnncluSiyely proves that this SARSAPA.
RILA has perfect conlre over the obstinate diseases
OF the blood THEE persons cured in honse is UMPIRE
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DIR. TowEsESDDear SirI have the pleasure to inform
yeu that three my children have cured OF the Scro
lula by he use of your excellent medicine They were aC
hced very severely Will bad sores have taken only four
bottles; IL took them away for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully.
, ISAAC W. CRAM los Wooster street
New York. March !, lSi7. t..g .
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CYRUS W. FIELD 4 CO,

CYRUS w. FIELD a. CO.,
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No 8 Burlng-slip, New York. i8
IIE highest market prices PAID CASH, for Rags Can
gas tagging, Grass Rope, Iarred Rope, Hemp Rope,
Rope Cuttings, Cotton Waste, Gtiiy Bdggng, and all
other kind Paper Makers Stock their Rag Warehouse
ii Plat street, New York oct Sly
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL LINE OF

The qualities Of the above ships, and the reputation Of
their commanders well KNOWN Every exerlon will be
made TO promote the comfort Of and the interests
Of importers The price Of passage from New York to Ii
verpoo Is Sl0 rom Liverpool 10 New York Els, ncid'
Ing stores and bedding without wines Neither the captain
owner Of these ships will be responsible for any letters
parcels packages, unless regular bills Of ladg sign
I'd therefore. iiYf Ff'
For freight or passage, apply TO
octS-d1y' IN II. KERMIT, 76 South ct.
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]. nIAGHEE & CO.

WHOLESALE Dealers in Dry Goods, Hard
w mare, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, &c
Would invite the attention of Dealers to their ele
CANT stock of Spring and Summer Goods now receiv-
ing consisting of every variety of styles and prices
which they are prepared to sell by the piece or pack
age good terms as can be found in any city in
the West. We have now in store:
500 dozen Palm Leaf Hats;
200 cases Boots and Shoes;
100 dozen Ladies' Bonnets;
1000 pieces new style Prints;
300 do do do Lawns and Cambrics;
100 do Cloths and Cassimeres;
300 do Pantaloon Stuff; -i A
80 bales 3-4, 10 and A Domestics;
Besides infinite variety of Combs Buttons Threads
Laces Pins Handkerchiefs, Artificals, Shawls Glow
es, Vestings, Ribbons, &c, &c. All of which they
offer to the trade at the oDest prices for cash or ap-
proved credit. J. II. MAGHEE g. CO.,
apo Main street
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suffering very much and dying off rapidly. But
we have letters from Vera Cruz from high au-
thority which givea very different account of
the sickness. They represent that there are
but few cases of pomito among the troops, but
many more in private practice among foreign
ers, not Americans. The city is cleaner than
it ever was before.
The new recruits suffer very much upon their
arrival. AS soon as landed they march off for
Santa Fe through the deep sand, the weather
excessively hot and afrightful scarcity Of water.
Many of them give out and are carried back to
the city to be placed in the hospitals and suffer
with diarrhea. In the hospitals at Jalapa there
are said to be about 800 sick
Verbally we learn that Gen. Herrera has GER
tainly been elected President, but we have no
papers by which to verify this news. The same
report was rife before it was possible for the
fact to be known. 1t is not mentioned in the
Arco-Iris Of the 3lst ult.
In this Arco-Iris we find postscript to the
effect that Gen. Valencia had superseded Santa
Anna in his military command, and that some
of the guerrilla parties who held their commits
sions from the latter had suspended their pre-
datory operations until they should receive new
authority to continue them. We place no faith
in the latter part of this story. Mexican la
drones are not sticklers at legal doubts; they
require no commissions to STEAL rob or muir
der.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE PGcAYUNE.
VERA CRUZ, May %, 1917.
GENTLEMEN-After several DAYS of anxiety
and suspense, occasioned by the capture of the
diligence by band of guerrillas, and the we'll
known dangerous state of the road, another train
has arrived at last from Jalapa bringing us news
from the army and the events that have occur
red on the road during the last six days, the
most important of which is the murder of Col.
Sewers and seven out of his escort of eight dra-
goons, and Lieut.. Mcdonald, of the Rifle Reg
iment.
Col. s. arrived here about a week ago with
dispatches from Washington to Gen. Scott
He left this city last Saturday for Jalapa, and
was murdered three miles beyond the National
Bridge. From all appearances the party must
have been IN ambush very near the road and by
well directed volly brought them all to the
ground at once, without giving them the slight
es opportunity for resistance. Thus it is again
that dispatches. probably of no little import
ance, have fallen into the hands of the enemy
and perhaps may be used to good purposes
against us. The bodies of three of the party
were found near the road, partially covered
with sand, and Others had been dragged into
the chapparral. One American horse was found
shot near the place where the party was assas-
sinated.
A gentleman from the city of Mexico, who
was one of the American prisoners captured by
down with the train, having been liberated by
the English Minister, he having claimed British
protection. He reports all the American off
GERS that were prisoners on parole.
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Spring and Summer Goods for Gentlemen.
Johnson & CRANE, Water street, are opening
- splendid assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres Tweeds;
White and plaid Drings;
Stripe and plaid Linen;
Silk and Marsailles Vestings;
Black and fancy Satin Stocks;
Black and fancy Cravats;
Panama and Braid Hats;
Fashionable Beaver and Silk Hats;
Silk and Gauze Merno under shirts;
Fine Muslin Shirts with Linen Bosoms;
Cloth, Hair and Tooth Brushes;
Gloves, Hosiery, &C., &c. [ap2O twSEwtf.
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WATCHES. JEwELRY. &C.


va il BITTROLFFb egs leave e@ANA
go to inform the citizens OF Evans - ~
vile and the public generally that he has recruited his
stock of WATCHES, JEwELRY, Fancy ARTICLES, &c.
and offer them lower prices than they can be
purchased retail in the Eastern cities His stock
consits in part of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches;
Fine Gold and Silver Spectacles;
Fine Gold Fob and Guard Chains;
Gold Watch Keys:
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens;
Fine Gold Earrings and Breastpins, great variety
Gold Finger Rings-some rich and rare;
Fine Pearl and Tortoishell Card Cases;
A beautiful assortment of Fans;
Shirt Studs with and without Sets;
Coral beads and Necklaces;
Fine pocket and pen Knives;
Silver Thimbles-Silver Spoons;
An assortment of Clocks, &c.
And every thing else TO be found in his line, which
he is DESTROYS to show to the ladies and gentlemen
wanting such articles, satisfied that he please
in both article and price
NIB Watches repaired at short notice. [my25 3m
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ExECUTORs Sale of Real Estate.-E

EXECUTORS Sale of Real Estate.-By
u virtue of an order of the Vanderburg Probate
Court, | will the Bird day of July, lS47 between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ of
said day the door fthe Court House the City of
Evansville offer public auction the following desert
bed tracts of land being the land that the late Clark
McCalister died seased, namey $50 acres the North
part of the South East quarter of section number six
in Township number six, South of Range number
nine, west in Vanderburgh County, and l67 66-l00
the North West quarter of section number FIVE
in Township number six, South of Range number
nine West and so acres the West part of the South
East quarter of section number thirty three in Town
ship number five, South of Range number nine, West
in Warrick County Indiana, and also the following
tracts of land subject to the life estate of the widow
of said decedent, ii being apportoned said widow
for her dover by the Probate Court of Vanderburgh
County, described follows, namely: l60 acres the
North East quarter of section number seven in Town
ship number six, SOnth of Range number nine West
and ten off the south side of the south east or
OF section number six in township number six south
of range number nine west, in Vauderburgh county.
Terms Of SdLe.-A credit ofnine months for one
half and eighteen months, for the other halt will be
given by the purchaser giving their with approx
ed security without any relief whatever from valua-
tionor appraisement laws.
GB. WALKER Executor
je3 3w d So 90
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Il an order of the Probate Court of Vanderburgh
County made at its last term. will as administra-
trix of Daniel Miller sell at public auction
the door of the Court House in Evansville on the 3rd
day of July next, between 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 5
O'Clock p NJ the following tracts of land situated in
Knight Township.
The West half of the South West quarter of section
number 4, in Township number Z, South of Range
number 10 West.
Also the South East quarter of the South West
quarter of the section, and the South West quar-
ter of the North West quarter ofthe same section.
Terms-One third of the purchase money in six,
one third in nine, and one third in twelve months
from day of sale the purchaser giving notes with ap
proved freehold security and waving all benefit of
appraisement laws. For particulars enquire of Baker
& Garvin. SARAH MILLER, Admrx.
je3 4wp fS2 50.
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DUBLlC Sale-Land! LandU-By virtue OF
IL order of the Probate Court of Vanderburgh
county made its last term, WILL as Administrative
of William A Lacy deceased, sell at public auction
at the door of the Court House in Evansville on
the Sd day July next between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. VI and O'Clock 2. M. the following tracts OF
land situated in Perry township:
The northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of
section number 49, and the north quarter of the
north west quarter of section number 90 in township
number 6, south ofRange number ii west.
Terms-One half of the purchase money in 6, and
the other half in twelve months from the day of SALE
the purchaser giving notes with approved security and
waving all benefit of apprasement laws.
POLLY ANN LACY, Adm'x.
je3 t4pfS2 so. By BAKER & GAEvIN, Attys
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md Lot for Sale. Wishing to leave

TIOUSE and Lot for Sale.--Wishing to leave
IL Evansville | offer my House and Lot for sale
ssituated in Lamasco City, next TO the Steam Flour
with back kitchen, smoke house, and there is also
good shop used as a wagon makers shop. The lot is
25 feet front and back 80 feet desire TO sell il for
cash and will give good bargain to any person wish
ing to purchase. The title is ndisputable' II not
sold by LIST ofJune at private sale will then offer it
ataucion Inquire Of the subscriber the premises
NAV l-law4w+ JACOB BLAUTH
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City Queensware Esfa bIishmenf,

o-z JUST RECEIVED, per ship "Astra-<~
NA con-" from Liverpool, a full and complete ri 4
VS 3assortment OF QHeeRSWdre aud China, con- WI
~ consisting, in part, of:
Flowing Blue dinner, tea and toilet sets complete;
Cambrian China do do do do do;
American Flag do do:
White and figured China tea sets, complete;
White Granite and common ware, of every descrip-
ton, which having been imported direct from the pot
teries in England the subscribers atter themselves
that they supply their us.omers and the public
generally at lou prices ard on as advantageous
be found in any the Eastern cities and
to which the attention OF the merchants in the sur
rounding country is respectfully invited
Having engaged the services Inexperienced packers
are enabled to re-pack carefully; and will be
warranted free from breakage with proper care in hand
ling. BABCOCK BROTHERS,
apo tw IT, Nos. Is & IA Water street