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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-26
BONNETS, FL OVERS &c

4 VERY large stock consisting of every variety
"A OF Summer hats, leghorn, palm leaf French
brod shans, &c, fur and silk hats of every desra
bic style bonnsts, all the newest styles, with splen
did assortment of flowers, ribbons and bonnet TRIM
mines for sale by lap Isl MORRISS S. JOHNSON.
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State Of Indiana yanderburgh County.

STATE OF Inulana Nanderburgh County.
Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation June T. l6i8
Delil'h vs. ?SS's''' Pet. for Divorce.
John Onyett.
A ND now at this time comes the complainant by
"A lngle and Wheeler her solicitors, and flss in the
office OF the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court
her certain petition for Divorce. And il appearing
from an affidavit this day filed in the Clerks Office
aforesaid that the said John Onyett is resident
of the State of Indiana
Therefore notice is hereby given to the said John
Onyett that unless he personally be and appear here
on or before the calling of this at the next term
OF said court to be held the court house in Evans
vile, on the fourth Monday in September next the
same will be heard and determined i'm his absence
Je IL SAML L. JENKINS, elk.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 81, eP. NJ.

PHILADELPHIA, June 81, 8 p. NJ.
The brig Columbia has arrived from Martin
ique, and brings over many planters who have
escaped the terrible revolution of the slav es i'm
that island. The whites have been fearfully
massacred, and great barbarities have been prac-
tisea. Some families were shut up in houses
and burned. The revolution commenced at
Sphere.
The government, instead of calling out the
soldiers to quell the revolution, proclaimed the
abolition Of slavery as directed by the French
republic.
Under these circumstances, all the whites
fled who could. Fearsare entertained that fur
ther atrocities will be perpetrateG unless assis-
lance is sent to the inhabitants.
WASHINGTON, June 10.
The Senate was called 10 order and proceeded
TO business.
Mr. Webster presented the memorial of the
Chicago convention, which was referred to
select committee.
The bill to amend the naturalization laws
was taken up and passed. II provides that
temporary absence from the United States does
not violate the rights Of those who have declar-
ed their intentions.
The resolution giving the carrying Of the
Southern mail to the Richmond Railroad Com
pany was debated.
In the House, Mr.. Bush was elected Speaker
during the absence of Mr.. Winthrop on account
of sickness.
Mr.. Wentworth presented the memorial of
the Chicago convention, the consideration of
which was postponed till Wednesday.
Mr.. Andrew Steward moved suspension of
the rules in order that he might introduce
resolution instructing the Committee of Ways
and Means to report billincreasing the duties
on luxuries and foreign manufactures, which
come in competition with American labor.
The yeas and nays were called and the mo-
tion was lost-two-thirds not voting for it.
The Vattemare bill was passed.
= The House meets hereafter at 10, A. NJ.
WAsHINGroN, June 20.
The Senate was called to order.
Mr.. Fitch presented the credentials Of Mr..
Fitzgerald, who was then sworn, and took his
seat.
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PRINTSl PRINTSII

4 n endless quantity and variety of Prints of Il
"A newest Spring and Summer styles, togeth
with every thing new, in the way Of Dress Goods,
sale at wholesale and retail by
an Is MORRIS s Johnson
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MOURNING GOODS.

"A ming dress Goods, superfine Bombazines, Silk
Warp, Alpacas, (some very fne) Alpaca Lustres,
superfne black. plain and figured berreges, black
Lawns &c, now open and for sale low by
apis MORRHS. JOHNSON
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NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS
JUST OPENED AT
IA II E IN a. MORGAN'S
Do Ia The NeD Frame Buildings on Main Street.-k0

On PS. fancy Prints;
SOO 60 ps. Ginghams Prints, at only 10 cents
per yard;
oops Ginghans, colors NARRATED, at l6 cts
per yard
100 ps bleached Domestic;
10 cases Hats;
10 do Boots;
10 doz Ladies' slippers;
20 ps Irish Linen, from IS cents to slO
per yard;
30 Berage Scarfs, at only so cts EACH
p sup summer Shawls
20 ps Fancy Linen Drills
Gloves, blk and white Kid, Pic Mic and
Cotton;
Steel Beds and Purse Trimmings;
81 doz Hosiery, embracing every quality;
3ps Carpeting;
5bales Brown Domestic;
] do Drilling;
- do Osnabergs
And many other articles, which makes our assort-
ment equal to any that can be found in the city
We most respectfully solicit call from all who wish
to buy goods, either at wholesale retail as wefeel
confident that they will find il to their interest to
purchase OF US. KRuESEN & MORGAN,
Je6 No. %, Main street.
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SUPERFINE black French Cloth, Superfine black
- French Cassimeres, Black, Blue and Bum cloths
of every quality and price Fancy Cassimeres Fancy
Vesiings Width and Colored Marseilles vestings,
with large assortment OF Gents Plain Black and
Plain and Fgured h.cL S;lLs and Sot;ns far Vs
tings, Gents. superfine, Black and White Colored
Silk and Kid Gloves, with every desirable article for
Gents. Spring and summer wear for wholesale and
retail by lap ISL MORRIS ). JOHNSON
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DAILY JOURNAL.

The DAILY JOURNAL is published every morning
lSundays excepted) at 10 cents per week, payable
10 the Carriers, SIS % per annum, payable in
advance.
The TRI- WEEKLY JOURNAL, for The country, con-
tanning all the matter of the Daily Journal Is pub
lished on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
81 90 per annum IN advance.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL is published every Thursday
at 81 90, three copies for SIS 90, copies for
gil 90, ten copies for SIS 90, in advance.
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Il. HUGO, House Carpenter and .Jo;ner-O
- Vine street, near Mr. .Dodges' church Imvo- a.,
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The House bill relating to Vattemare's ex.
changes wasreceived from the Library Commit.
tee and passed.
MIR. Dix introduced the House bill to pre-
vent the importation of adulterated drugs.
Mr.. Dix offered an amendment, substituting
the Senate bill for that of the House, rela-
tive TO Va.temare's exchanges of weights and
measures, as he regarded it more per-
feet bill. The bill as amended was then
passed.
The Indian appropriation bill was then TAX
en- up. The amendment offered previously
allowing the Cherokee Indians 10 remain in
North Carolina, was adopted, and the bill
was ordered TO be engrossed for third read
ing.
The Senate then adjourned.
In the House, the Speaker was reported
still sick and Mr.. Root was choseu Speaker pro-
tenn.
MIR. Houston, of Delaware, offered reso-
luton authorizing the clerk to employ
Smiths system invention for taking the
vote Of yeas sid nays. A discussion arose,
when, on motion, the resolution was laid on
the table.
Mr.. King introduced resolution auihoriz-
ing the Library Committee to erect granite
monument to the memory of Mr.. Adams, in
the Congressional burying grounds. The reso-
luton was opposed by Messrs. Henly and
Bowlin, who contended that the monument
should be uniform with those already erected
there, and of plain white stone.
Pending this discussion, Mr.. Vinton moved
that the House take up the civil diplomatic ap-
preparation bill, in Committee Of the Whole;
agreed to.
Mr.. Lincoln then spoke, remarking that he
was in favor Of internal improvements
Mr.. Whick read strong Wing speech.
Mr.. Hadson then read slavery speech
Mr.. Sawyer asked-"Are your sentiments
the same as your candidate for the presidency,
Gen. Taylor"
Mr.. Hudson replied by reading portion of
Cess Cleveland speech, and said that Cass
was trucking to the slavery interests, and
that he preferred General Taylor, who was
an honest man, to Gen. Cass, who was hypo-
critic.
Mr. Ficklin asked-"lf he who conceals his
sentiments was not hypocrite."
Mr.. Hilliard here then obtained the floor,
the committee rose, and the house al
journed.
PlrrsBURG, June 81, 0 P. NJ
There are four feet water i'm the channel and
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PANT STUFFS,

PANT STUFFS.
UST received brown and bleached Linen Drills,
- Cotton Cashimers, Cottonades, Denim blue Drills,
&c, suitable for mems Summer wear.
mar p. NJ w FOSTER.
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PANTALooNs STUFF &

STUEE & COATINGS
NOT'rENADES, Crotens, Tweeds. superfine
~ black freuch Drap, ets., Drap de MEME, Lin
en- and Union checks and stripes, with all the most
desirable Styles for sale low wholesale and retail by
ap Is MORRIS & Johnson .
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PrrrsBURG, June 81, 0 P. M
There are four feet water in the channel and
rising.
The Democrats have nominated Col. Blask
for Congress.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-07
PIANO FoRrEs. HARPs AND GUITARS.

EEENRY PARSONS, No. 81 tcmp -CEz1z.~.--, ,-r.
STREET between Natchcz and Poydrs lf 1F74r II sa4i
ccls respectfully makes known 10 the = RI II :, !;
dcu's and yisitels OF New Orleans tIiat,u K II
having establ!se himself permanently in this city, he wilt
keen or sale at Al! times extensive assortment OF PIANO
FoRfES, varying from thirty to fifty instruments, from the
best manufacturers. The assortment compreends iefy
style and fashion, and will be constantly eensed by fresh
arrivals.
Auon= his stock will be found 6, s. and octave and
s!and Pianos om Chakerins, OF Boston Gale x 60, OF
New York Nuns & Clark, also OF New York, with and
without the dtolan Attachment with tie late invention OF
Tuneabe Reeds
H. 7. having taken the special OF the above cee
braed manufactures will 1T all times keep this nak sup
piled with instruments that he recommend with
idencc
lie has made arrangements 10 be regularly upAel with
new and fashionable single and double acion HARtS,
with AL the modrn mloN from e cc!"lat fac
tC,? al J: i; i,ownc y Co. OF London aud New fok.
He will also be supplied with Martins celebrated i,U
TARS.
Tine public respectfully invited to visit the rooms aud On
anime these instruments before purchasing. beS
received and promptly attended TO- mlj-tf
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n y s gS.
MUSIC, THAT IS MUSIC.

SONGS, viz: The ierms Ptophecy, BY Meyer KIN
q Thee; When the JOYS OF Youth by nonlqIi; ID = 7:
led%eos Spanish Song, la foaSa VIVA; En- SsSgEs
Bean;tyl Sunbeam, BY Glove All, Sure Hen Not Deceive
Me sung by Alde. Pico; Would Be Soldier Sli from
Bales Opera Of Joan of Are. sung by Mir. Broigh |
Strive to Forget Thee by MAYNARD; The Wren, by Bureau;
Ny Heart wi h Fond Emotion by Donize sung by Jenny
Lind; Lament Tor Home b. Liney; Tie Camp Was Ny
Home Donize Child Of he Regiment. Al, No you
l.ini' Dream, ion the original Of Fredka Bremen Loves
Rams de pace by the Ilanser family OF yroiepne
Singers Somnambu>t Song, SUNG by Jenny Lind; Soul
Of my BleSt Adorcd One, Asia, sung by Jenny Lind
Nelis Opera OF hiasnaderi; That Holy Spot of Early
Verdi. INSTR IMENFAL Swedish Star Polka; Gems
from the Grand Operas Of Necds Eman and Ncbucl,ad
Nightingale; Gallon Polka: Gems from the Grand Opera OF
Camp OF Silesia by Nipyerbaer: for sale al
nib 81 MAYD'S Music Store ) Camp
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ANECDoTE OF ERskINE.-Soon after his resigna-
ton. he was invited to fIte at Oatands where the
Duchess of York had upon the lawn a number of
rare animals, and, among Others a remarkable black
monkey with long white hairy mantle flowing
gracefully over his head and shoulders. Erskine
was late i'll appearing; but, al last, while the Prince
Of Wales, the Duke of York, and other royal per-
sofaecs were standing in group near the entrance
10 the court yard he arrived in very mean looking
one-horse cFaise. He Immediately alighted but,
instead of paying his duty to the Royalties" be-
fore him, he suddenly stepped up to the monkey,
and making three congles he addressed the animal
in these words. amidst the hearty laugh of those
pressz = Sir. sincerely wish you joy-You wear
YOur trio for life"
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GANTANM&,
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.


nroW RECEIVING a complete assortment containing every
article requisite for gentleman w ard consisting
in part as follows co,r-
p,et and fancy col'd Merno Frock and Dress COATS;
p a. do do Sack do:
RACK Cashmere Frock, Dress and Sack do;
White and coIorcd Linen Sack and Dress do:
N.nkin and Gngham do. do. do;
aluaca and English Nlerino do; do. do.
nub d'Ete NIeino and Alpaca PANTS;
pps".y ol'd and white Linen Drill do
iim. n Linen Nankin and CssiImerc do;
W ch and American Coonade, pFiil, etc. ETC., Pants.
VESTS.
White and fancy co!ored hlareiles VESTS;
Ia do. Silk and Linen do;
pombazines and fancy col d Sill, etc, etc, Vests.
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS
Fine Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
Bingham and cO0rcd Linen do;
Linen Check, Calico and Hickory do;
tsuze Merino UNDERsHi RTS;
Do Cotton do;
Linen and Cotton Laced do;
Summer Nerino and Cotton knit Drawers;
Cation Linen and NIeno HALF HOSE;
Linen Silk Cotton and Kid GLOVES, etc, etc
= INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
CIOAkS-wih and without Sleeves;
Open,oas NIonkcy Jackets and Canes;
Travelling BAGS, Leg rings, Storm Gaps, ETC. etc.
Which offer sell the lowest Market Price, Cor Cash
nj. HUNTINGTON,
mh5 I'm No. Magazine Stieet, corner Canal street.
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CARRIAGE MANyFACTORy.

'T'llE patronage that has been extended Ss-EsF -
E 10 literally the last SuVc.i Co.,
Wbi.r IA tonfl0u street has induced
us the Ias -HIfueG 10 erect u large building
expressly for manufacturing and repairing CARR AGES
We have now of tile iargest Shops IL The Southern
rr, and prepared, with good Northern workmen,
"f the best OF haca, 10 bnId any style OF Carriage TO
OF and guarantee hcm two years il used in the
We also better prepared than before Tor repairing
Carriages and can rorr len, almost 10 their original beauty
ans; durability, although apparently out and useless
We viii pay freight Carriages sent VI, TO repair We will
also kta hand of .tehr nad @ccoHd-hnAd
earnings which Will be- sold low. td Carriages taken ~
trade iG new NrjnHuU the attention u those wanting
new Carriages then Old repai'cd, 10 call at orr Manu-
factory ai Repository ana i re for temeN YES nj the retur
gt firnri m fpr0Hdrt streets, next door to ih" office
Of co.nrrci; Water Works OF the 81 Charles
Hotel, New ORLEANS.
nils yrn MATTHEW'S & DENsTAN
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MIDDAY IN JERusALEM-Not human being Is
visible except The Turkish sentries. 1t is mid-sum-
mer but no words, and experience of other
places. can convey an idea Of the cancular heat of
Jerusalem. Bengal, Egypt, even Nubia, are moth
ing to it, In these countries there rivers, trees,
shade. and brcezes but Jerusalem at midday in
midsummer, is city of stone in a land of iron,
with sky of brass. The wild glare and savage
tstre Of the landscape are Themselves awful We
have all read of the man who lost his shadow-this
is a shadoHtess world
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New Orleans, Jan. 2S, 1913 mh5 3m

ALEXANDER MIL. X. l.. sCEEPMOES.
A LENANDER HILL II co, IS IhGrtrcs @ifect Tor
"A mcrly HII. COOLEY Y Co.. would respectfully invite
their PATRONS and the public examine their entire New
Stock Of RICH FANCY GOODS embracing greater
variety than he found in single establishment in the
city, OF Ornamental and tseni Gooas-R0s;,ood Boxes:
Work Tables; Toilet Ornaments; Watch Stands. WAX
Dolls; Toy Tea Ses; Gold rhmbeS; Studs; Snaps rcncs;
Silver Comb; Shell r0Iy and Ruiaio Comb; God. Silver
and Sicci iteas; Purse Trimmings Shaded Silks; Accord
ion@; Needles, Pls, etc etc. soaps PtlunUry ETC. etc
all OF which we offer at The loves, riies.
mh5 TT \. I'LL X CO., As Charles st.
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EE.sssstV sc.

r. w. MONTGOMERY, II Chartres Streets
NEW ORLEANS.
III AS on band very complete stock Of goods in his 4
line. In addition TO his usual W
ment OF Brnln Cham. Sheffield and Dencsic HARD Z a
WARE and CUTLERY, his stock OF heavy goo'!> is
very complete embracing among numerous other Articles
2,G0 boxes Tin Plate, AK, Ponfpoo and other brands
also Block Tin, Si,elten Iinc, etc
O,G0O lbs. iron Ware, assorted. all sizes.
40 tons hon, assorted swedes American and English,
and sheet Steel all kinds.
2GC dozen genuine Collins COS light and heavy xcs.
200 kegs Genuine Weymouh Nails, assorted, all sizes
AU tons Hollow ware, Castings, assorted pots, ovens, Sp
ders, sklels fire dogs, etc. French pots.
500 coils Manila Rope assorted all sizes.
800 casks Ok, Log and Trace. Chains.
Together with Whttemore's Cotton and Wool CarIS;
Wilson Coffee Mills Amcs Rollanas and oIlec makers
Spades and ShoVes wire and hair Selves Hoes Of all kinds;
AnrI,, Vices, and Smith, Hammers and Bellows Tin
Ware; Mil Gross and Pit Saws; horse and mule Co'afs
and !iames; r1WcHafa; Com shelters and Corn mia;
hingS iinugf>. RIOS =, and j: Paper, all kinds: Tar
Spir> TnGenne and White Lead; Paints, all kinds Mill
and G4d stones Mil Irons; Plotting Cloths, all numbers
Shot; Sheet and Ear Lead Stock Kettles; Bark Mills
Also
2,MW gallons Sperm OIL and
1000 do winter STAINED and beached Whale OH
lis stock 81 Cutlery Is not surpassed. Buyers invited
10 examine before purchasing elsewhere. mi) If
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.


EfahE Is not a ay passes by, but what Dr. K. PARISH
ob " receives new testimonials from their geu:S and
NFS ~ .ianng the great virtues OF their ce aei CHI
tba hL IL. hAiR CREAM. And they all pronounce il to be
of III preparation, Tor the growth beauty and restoration
acnm ,lat tcy have ever used, and believe that II will
Enp iSl every thing that any one could desire.
OH es laiy and gentleman who in the habit of using
Cn,Suer halr should purchase bottle Of the
LsE HAIR CREAM for never fails to give satisfaction.
from me .Nrlc York Tribune . f THIU TO- 1871
manv aaAuIlFiL HEAD or ilAR.-Wc have great
conI pePaittIon> used the Hair bat not one that we
una iiFe or recommend TO the community: but since the
ion OF The celebrated Chinese Hair Cream into oar
ar nu witnessing the application of il on friend OF ours
nusis since we feel that woud be doing Tie pubic
opip,on Iecaly The latie>) not to express cur
dress a., ana say, that all who in need OF IA arclr Ia
and d oah,Ily the ilato keep soft 10 remove dirt
Ter ss,e OF 10 give II dark. rirh colorCannot BE- bet
ehsss & II hey Were TO search the city over than pur-
"o'ue Oh br Parish II CO. celebrated AIR CREAM.
p, IT ms NO EQU2Li
Eeb y ~ Artist y Co.-Gentlcmen Allow me 10 add my
derah tiohy among the many Others, in favor OF your
Hayina eaauon BY the OF Chinese Hair Cream.
pared q used NE article myself and in my family am pre-
70 say that exceeds any thing have Vel srpn tnr
emae 10 render the hair soft and piable and in my
respectfully. yours. &c.
Nev hHEo T. THOMPSON, Commission Merchant
ali eien only by DR.. r. Parish & Co. New, York 10 whom
Soil a nus, be addressed, post paid
Merg ky ~ husrE PAnDoCKs .lfrdiripe gad PERTH.
Delta SKIS Ito PofDRAS STREET next door to The
mf5 I'm
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COCA RTNERSuIp

'EllE under ienci a lon,od coarfrr,Il w;flrr view
i OF tansacIiug COII'G.N f.fCIGh.isSE and
GEhL Z; T. cf5.'Gt>&iD;N = Ust.Ti:SS il, tlis city
un Ter the >fy!e OF TliDRhH!LL & Mufi.HEkNY to
take effect after tie >t OF May, next al which time the
connection o. jno Thotnhl h the house Of Ward Jonas
n Go. will be dissolved.
L. Neil HENNf has opened Office No 81 Grarier
street for the purpose Of attending the of friends
who may think proper 10 entust with their business
mo. THDRNIiiHL,
X. MCiI.liENNY.
New Orleans, Jan e. 1913 mb5 3m
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~ 1t is stated by some statistical hunter, that
the sum annually expended for bread by the popu-
iation of Great Britain and Ireland amounts to
twenty-five millions sterling, while the money
pended in distilled and fernented drinks amounts
to upwards of fifty millions annually.
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AARNMAR e.
HARDWARE AND SHIP CHANDLERY.

SAMUEL LOCKE. Nos, and Ffoat Lccee is e
~ receiving and has in store -
$40 coils Manila 'oniage a&3d from thread 10 inch; {
30 coils Jared HEMP Cooiaee; [-i
400 coils Spuny am, Marine, Nc., &c
$50 Poughs, assorted makers
50 CLAIM Gables, to ] !, inch
% hnclogS, 100 10 ECO lbs:
$40 tons Bar Iron, American, Swcdcs, Tennessee and
English
1900 kegs Cat Nails
401 kegs Pressed Spikes
20 cases Sheating Copper;
800 sheets i5razler<' Copper 20 to SO lbs;
30 tons Hollow Ware.
ALSD-taery. Axes, Hoes Locks Anyils Vices, Mill
and Co.'s Cut Saws Smiths Bellows &r., &c.
sY Country Merchants and the trade supplied Ltcrak
trims. Nib Ii
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SU DRIES

sUNDRIBs,
nfI FIJI All NJ Ior I,f by We r,n %s1 se
HAVANA sWEGr1iEHTS-f boxes;
SHELIIED ALNIONuS-l50 boxes;
L6A66H ro }RT XVII scorc AlE-s5s esa,
zASTE @{hF tSfSgI, az s. new S crop
stfLTANN RAIslNS-it, drums;
BRANNn&! GtlERIR!Esssoo'1"o bove~:
nHMAElflc Pr PR RSEFVE %%- ea e';e'
GENOA ri'rRoN-l0O boxes;
PRU ESQ eases, fancy hogs>:
E3K KMST RiETEF 7s.Es 2.e, Choice h,na
GHEP r, TEA ,o caf,iGT ~. li s eaGh o
NIB St R. F. NICiiOLS i C0, IS and IS Camp st.
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES
MO. 20 CAMP STREEF.-The subscriber has On hand
large and general assortment Of almost every article in
Of the season, he offer. low prices Among the
Goods on hand he worIa enumerate
CURTAIN sTUFFs:
silE Won.tel an1 C2o" am3,5s "ch o"@ E"s'sA>
Fiaa and IF Fsa,c .P N i 3 y g. iN9
CORNICE, POLES, BANDS, &c:
Wooden E ,, and y I !, coRNicE
TN Tnp ' % Se@' H'' T@ts. Arm and variety of
other ii,, q RfAiN EESiis and Pins; '''''N'' V
The Sdh o ia ny WdHp and g ~ hSh hE pa
lsrns can be found any whe,anieng With, are Sc'''-
mUsQU1To BARS AND MEETINGS:
E'E Is sbn G Fr19 nfn ard ed t9 ssv p Slo
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR, &c:
FE FATHERS IN lots Of from pound to 100 pounds: and
Rns<, Mats + Table d Cios WALL PAPER Ga large
and haqf,ome azortmsnt Cords and Tassels Fdnse5
B0RDiRISGs and RINpiSGs fiatcioiil Wndow
P R Ready made Hair or Moss MATTRESSES, Bed
e.5 iAL ,ja,1 SPRING MATTRESSES made
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ALEXANDER EssE.s.rs

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Ma. SIS iGmp Srcct, .Afm OrifGps.
STIlERE tamilics find all articles OF bookkeeping,
w COMPRISING gencral and select stock Of
KITCHEN E.+RNErUPE-t Cooking IL, Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire cs brass and steel; shoyes and Tong,
and Kitchen Fire iron.
Enamcle, ami patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dos
GERMAN stLEER-Bloca lin aud Britannia Tea and
Coffee tmS
TABLECUTLERY-G German Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Sroons.
WOOD W AkE-Bra>s and Iron bound Cedar Pals,
Chums and Tria
WILLOW WARE-Baskct>, Cradles, Nurse Chars and
Iioani. Brushes.
MATs-Jute Manila AHcant, Palm and fIusk Mats
Walters and Trays.
rass Britannia aud metal Candle Sticks and Lamps
Steamboat and iialI Lanterns.
Cooking Sioyes ana Furnace.
u. u J. WrighiS patent Premium Cooking Stoves Tor
wood, coal with fixtures complete, the approved
pattern
ducsi price,. n,5-sm