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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-25
NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOB 1850.
NAVY DrpArrMsNr,

NAVY DrPARrMBNr,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, July ~, 1888.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
~ Beef" and Proposals for Pork" az the case
may be, will be received mt this Office until 3oclock
?. m, on Monday, the 9th day of August next,
for furnishing and delivering, free of all cost and
risk TO the United States:
Five thousand four hundred barrels Of navy
beef, and four thousand eight hundred barrels Of
navy pork
Each barrel to contain not less than two hundred
pounds nett weight Of beef or pork: no excess Of
delivered at the respective navy yards, as follows:
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-25

The srmistice is again dormant, and hostilities
have bean slshty renewed, 10 far a. on-lookers
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A tribute to Youthful Merit.

On the arrival of the Pacific mail steamship
California, at San Francisco, under command of
Captain Forbes, from this city, on her first voyage
hence, but two individuals of the ships company
which left New York in her remained faithful to
their duty. One was Capt Forbes himself, the
other mere lad, James Dekay, son of DR.. James
E. Dekay, Ia gentleman well known in the scientific
circles, and now residing at Oyster Bay on Long
Island. Large offers of money were made in vain
to induce young Dekay to leave the vessel He
had entered into the service to acquire practical
knowledge Of steam-enginery, and though still too
young to take any responsible station in that de-
partment, he was Immediately rated an assistant
engineer, with high pay, and only awaits age and
experience to find himself in a position which is
reached, in anticipation of years, but by peculiar
merit and fidelity
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company, not will
ing that conduct so mcritorious should pass with
out some additional notice and token of approba-
ton, has provided a rich and excellent gold watch
for this lad and caused to be inscribed upon it, IA
good name 10 raiher to be chosen than great riches "
Presented by the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany" to James Dekay, for fidelity to duty under
trying circumstances. July, ls49.
This elegant watch has been sent to Doctor De-
kay, the father of the lad, to be forwarded by him
to his son accompanied by a letter from the pre-
sident Of the company.
testimonial for Captain Forbes Of great mag
ni6cence, it is stated, is now being prepared. :.
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Sardinia.

IL rs announced that the negotiations for peace
between the Austrian and the Piedmontsse Gov
ernments have been interrupted in consequence of
the increased demands Of the Austrian negotia-
tors for pecuniary indemnity, and also in conse-
quence Of refusal to engage on the part of the
Austrian Government to grant complete amnesty
The illness of ex-King Charles Albert at Oporio
is without abatement, and little or hope is enter
tanned Of his recovery. We before had report
that he was dead.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-25
THE CONVENTION AT ROME.

Great commotion, great squabbling great drink
anticipation Of the Democratic Convention at
Rome. Many Of the Old Hunkers still obsinaiely
resist the project Of harmony that is to blend the
discordani materials Of The party into one beau
tiful whole. Your experience Of the workings of
that which is called the Democratic party Will en-
able you to calculate the probable result Of this
movement
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-25
Raising OF the French Bloekade In the Orr
entail Ports.

We learn that the French blockade, which has
been for in existence in the Oriental ports
has been raised, and that nearly all the French feet
had sailed for France.
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THE WEATHER.

Delightful weather glorious, refreshing, copious
showers Of rain the other night-hcavy thunder
and clouds charged with electricity People are
visiting out of town a short distance.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-25

A gentleman, says one Of the city papers, who
last winter was vister in distributing the aims Of
the Poor Society, tells us that in what is called
"The Barracks" in Goerck street, there are $50
families on area Of 50 feet by 200; and that the
families, on an average, comprised six members
making total Of about 900 souls within the area
mentioned. The only wonder is, that the cases Of
cholera among them are so few. Heaven help the
poor! How long rs this to last
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The German Empire.

armed
The French government has received the follow
ing Geographic despatch from Strasburg dated the
Sd Instant "MierosIawski arrived at Basic on the
ID, with staff, and left almost Immediately for Lich-
stall, in the canton of Basic, Champagne Marder,
the Ex-Minister OF Finance Of tie Provisional
Government at Baden, was arrested the same day
at Basic, and his property sequestercd-
The wreck Of the German Parliament. driven
from Frankfort, coniemplates sitting al Constance.
in Switzerland
1t Is stated that the Nuremberg Government has
discovered the existence Of republican conspiracy
and that the ministers were about to demand from
the Chamber of Deputies auth orization to prose-
cute several Of the members, who are said to be inn
plicated.
The Gagern party of the German Parliament,
which met at Gotha, has agreed:
ITO promote, as far ms in them hes the adhesion
proposed objects of the Berlin Conference.
To take part in the approaching electonsn
The resolutions to this effect are signed by 100
out OF the $50 members who assembled at Gotha
BADES.-A desperate battle fought on the
18th, between the Prussians and insurgents in the
neighborhood Of the village Of Malasche and Mug
gensteine, between Calsruhe and Radstadt The
insurgents were defeated generally. Peucker has
token possession Of Bsden-Bsden.
The headquarters Of the Prince Of Prussia were
at Cos. The Honoverian Plenipotentiaries had
published note setting forth various objections to
the constitution promulgated by the Prince of Prus
sa. The principal IT these are, that the constitu-
ton cannot be established, nor the Diet convoked
without the consent Of Austria
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-25

K The steamship Caledonia, Captain Leitch, viii
dates from Paris to the 5th, London 70 the 9Th ans
Liverpool TO the 7th, arrived at Boston on Satur
day. a@ ~
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Tessamentary

NOTlCE--LesterS TeSt0ne0tary.
|nN the last Will and Testament Of JERxAIAH
u HrSss I'D. late Of Wayne county ami State
Of Indiaua deceased, were duly granted to the
undersigned. BY tbs clerk of the Wayne probate
court. on the la,h day Of 18TH month. lsi9 The
Es,aie 10 supposed to BE- .oivent All persons
having claims against said Estate "rc requested
10 present them within year duly pro-
we'd. xss-t-
The maaAS.s-sigssed will offer for S,>ic
Ox Sixth-dav. lie leu: Of FRS; month {Jasu-
aryl 1850, at the iass s-siaenes Of tine sA'd Jet-
.mis,, Hvhb,rd. in Are els Of richmond in sale
county. ,,. following fsrsoI'at property to- ait:
One Horse. one Csa -rtHxe. Oasc set
Of lIHrMcSS.
and u variety OF small articles. 4 credit o. SIX
months will be given on all sums over ,':-ee al
lars. Notes ANA approved security will - re-
quret Of the purchaser. Farther terms vii! i.>
niad. known the day of sale. .
CALEB SHEARON, Executor Of tie lase
win Of JERESIAH HGrsAkD.
18th month 18th. 1919. SITS
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IN s u h A N G. E.
aSuraMcc Conn

VNHE Protection Insurance Conn.
Il pamy, of HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, con-
time TO issue Policies the most favorable
terms, at their Agency in Richmond, Indiana,
on Dwellings, Stores. Hotels, Warehouses, Mills,
Manufac tories. Barns, etc. etc. etc. Also, on
Household Furniture, and Goods, Wares and
Merchandise contained or stored ther against
loss or damage by FIRE. Also, on Dry Goods,
Groceries, Manufactured Goods, Produce, House
hold Furniture, Live Stock. and every other de-
scription Of Merchandise or personal Property.
shipped to be shipped per good steam boat, or
boats, TO and from points on tire Western waters.
or between Eastern cities via Lakes, or other
inland route and any towns in the Western
country, against the hazards Of INLAND Trans
poarArloS. Also, upon shipments Of Goods.
Wares and Merchandise, per good vessel or YES
sells, between New Orleans and Eastern ports
between New Orleans and other Gulf ports
between all American ports and English or Eu-
ropean ports, or to any maritime port whatsoever
in the Atlantic waters. against the PERILs OF
THE SEAS, at the lowest rates of premium charg
eG by other responsible companies For full
information to rates. adjustment Of losses, &c.
apply to the undersigned, who is authorized 10
issue Fire and Marine Policies, without delay.
ELIJAH COFFIN, Agent
Protection Insurance Company
Richmond, 18th E,o :, 1919. 5o:3w
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LOOK AT THuSe

TVHE undersigned. having sold on, his stock
Il &C.. in the Hating business. to his sess.
ION the first Of April IAst,) and having number
Of unsettled accounts, begs leave to inform all
luz ebted to CALL AND SETTLE, either by paying
CASH or giving their NOTES The books and ac-
counts are at the old stand. By attending to
this notice soon, TROUBLE will be saved to
those interested.
To his old CUSTOMERS,
The undersigned would return his thanks Tor
the liberal patronage they have ex tenied 10 him.
q nd he hopes they will continue their favors TO
the firm of W. r. & w. Shearon, who keep on
hand at all times, assortment Of
Hats aud Caps.
which they selling at fair and reasonable
prices. CALEB SHEARON.
Richmond, 18th mo. Goth, lsi9. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-26
NEW STOVE STOR E!l

HE unde rsigued has CONNIE need the Stove
business in the room recently occupied hy
Thomas O'Harra, on Main street, aud has now
on hand the largest and most extensive assert
ment Of Stoves ever brought to this city, which
he will sell at slight shade above the Cincnmu-
ii prices. His assortment embraces:
TheFmrmacc Premisl m ST 0tc. OF
several sizes. with heavy plates, and perfect ia
most simple and efficient stoves in use.
Foundry Premium Stove, Of all the
different sizes made in the west.
Cooks Delight. one Of the best of the
premium patterns
The Superior stove. u most convent
ent and neat Cooking apparatus.
The lBaMSup Stove, Tor large small
families
The DoubIc-ovcn Cook img stove
which is said to Combine udvant ,ges found in no
other stove.
The Furnace Seven Plate. design
ed for shops. stores, churches, &c.
&eSOr'S Six Plate. for same purposes.
ScsOr's ParlOr--tiarp's parlor-Drum
parlor-Green's air-tght parlor-Root's air
tight parlor, and other stoves for the sitting
room or parior, gotten UP in the neatest, and at
the same time the most substantial style. The
utmost care has bee taken in the selection Of
his stock, and il is confidently believed 10 en-
brace the most popular stoves now in use. not
only for beauty and elegance Of design and fin
ish, but for convenience aud utility.
AOllON.Wsarc,f for all culinary purposes
sugar ketiles, odd lids of all sizes, sad irons,
ard almost every article usually kept i'll such es-
Adjustments.
lie will also furnish TO order all kinds OF Tin
Ware, made OF the best materials aud by cx-
perienced woramen. * The trimmings for
stoves made here, and warranted to be Of
the best quality.
In entering upon this business, we deter
mined to furnish the public with just what they
want in our line, and persons wishing to pur-
chase are invited u call and examine for he
selves, and al! shall be satisfied TO the price
quality and terms.
-" Approved Country Produce taken in
change for stoves, ut the highest market price.
WILLIAM VIRGINS.
Dec. 9Th, lSl9. 5OHf
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Family Grocery and Provision
Il Il q II e. -..

yENIiE undersigned respectfully infoYus~ tise
4 people Of the city Of kichn,oad aud sur
rounding country, that he has opened The above
bushes IN fts
ST RR's ROvv. NJ. sss, MAIN srssf.tsT.
His stock consists. in part. Of Moiasscs; boat.
& rushed and Brown Sugar; Young H,son.
Imperial, Gun Powder and Black 1eas--5rosn
37A cents to 81 Y H.; Rio and free Labor L of
fee; Chocolate: ground and un-ground pepprr.
Ali<pice. Cinnamon and Cloves: Ginger, MT
meg.. Window GLASS; Starch, Saicraius, RTE
lard. che wing aud smoking Tobacco, Cigars,
Snutf, Vinegar. Soap, Candies, lndigo. shoe sad
scrub Brushes. Cordnge, Fish, WISH Eoarts,
Buckets. Churns aud Baskets; Frenms. Wood
Saws. Shovcls. Puch-Foras IIatche,s, Pocket
Knives and variety Of Fancy Notionss Ca,sdIe
Wick. Batting; Earthcn, Sioae. Yellow and
Rockingham Ware--CHEAr; kanhawa aud Lake
Salt. Rwisins, Figs. Powder. Lead, Shot, Glass
Jars. Salts, Dried Beef. Peaches and Apps,
Bacon, Candies, Cheese. Crackers. Cakes, sc
lj-Sa!t, Cheese, Teas, Pepper. Aiispce, C,a-
nanon, Starch and Candy, at VI h.iesaIc. 4
lie is. prepared to furnish his customers viii,
GROCERIES,. on coon -snNs, and will s-H
any thing IN his line CHEAP for Casr or snp,,-
we'd CouNTRy PKoprcE. a REASONABLE. srice va.
be given for all available Produce.
T'FLouR. Corn MsAI. CoRN, OARS, Gao,sD
FEED, ArrIEs, PorAToEs and other vegetables.
are kept for sale at No. 80:
ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond. roth mo. 31si. lsi9. 45tf
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be offered al public sale, q. Friday
w the llth day Of January, 1850. mt 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at the late residence Of Thomas
O'Harra. deceased, in Richmond, the following
personal property, to-wit:
SrovEs.-Prem Cook Stoves-fulI trim
med and warranted; 10 X Plate and Parlor
Stoves-modern styles.
CASTINGS w oosPs Patent PIows-diferent
sizes. Castings for Shops. McCormick's and
w GODS do. Thrashing Machine, Carding Ma
chine and other Castings. Cranks, Gudgeons,
Kettles. Sad Irons. Tea-kettles, SS iIIets, Stew
Kettles. Dinner-kettles. Ovens. Waf1e-1rons,
Sauce-Fans, Wagon Boxes. Odd LIDS, &c.
MACHINE SHOP TooLs.-1 Slide Lathe, dou-
BILE geared hand do, I hand do, wood do aud
tools. circular saw and frame, vises nd bench
rod iron, wire, lot of hand screws Let of tur-
ner's tools. blac smith. :ocis lumber carpe ater's
tools and benches.
Family Carriage and Harness;
Splendid Buggy:
9 Horses. one Horse Wagon, &C.:
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
consisting o. beds aud bedding; bureaus; clocks.
etee;carpe ting; tables; stands; chairs; oking
and pafor stoves; one large desk ONE double
barrelied gun: a,.h one COW; with other property
not Necessary to mention.
TEKMs-Three dollars aud under. cash; over
three dollars, II months credit for approved en-
dorsed not-s-no property to be taken away un-
til settled for.
ELIZABETH O'HARRA,
JOHN RYAN,
Administrators If the estate Of TAos- O. Rurr1,
deceased
Richmond, Dec. 2S, 1919. '-2w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-26

Elece1O0~Our citizens should not forget
the election for city officers Monday week
We presume . majority Of the present council
will sg.in be candidates-also. the Mayor. As
il the most i'm portant Office in the city-he should
be the right kind Of man; $50 dollars salary
is too !ittls--it should he increasd TO 500, to
insure efficiency. The candidates are: Joseph
M'COy, and WIN. Hart. We understand that
the fsi- s,is Of iiquor-r~t nse. Intend
ing ticket for council favorable to that inter-
est: Tire friends Of te importance should be their
guard, and not suffer TIE license plague 10 get
foot-hoid again in this community. Are not
such SIX ulke ries those east of the Postoffice
and east Of Grimes stable sufficient Must
town be cursed all over, ty lar, with similar
skuiteries'
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M e E TIN @ 8 !.

GNgg1 Clark Division. No. 3. Sons Of Tenn
AZ perasce,-TM Meet every Wednesday
t eve ming, at 81 oci'k.
Mechanicss NIutdai Protection, No. 4,
Of Richmond.
JFMeets on Thursday evening Of each week
at the Hall Of th- Young Mems Literary Asso-
cation. at Cd o'clock.
4. q. q r.
Meet ca Friday evening OF each week, a, 81
o'clock Hall in Lippencott's new building. oP-
posite the Huntington House.
waShinSeOnian Society.
1FMeet in the Hall Of the s. r. Oh next
Monday evening. Dee. 3D. at early Candle
lighting.
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DugdaIe's Patent MOlla-PrOOf
BEE. HIVE.
Patented July 31st, 1897

Patented July 31st, 1919.
HE subscriber would respectfully inform
l the public that he has procured the right
Of this valuable patent for the State Of Indiana
Excepting few countes,) and will dispose of
the same TO persons wishing to engage in prof
table enterprise, either by County or Tow nshp
Rights.
1t will be seen by the highly respectable tes-
tinony in favor Of this Hive, that it j. one of
the best Patents of the kind ever offered to the
public. The subscriber will take pleasure in
producing numerous certificates, among which
are those of SEABERRy FoRp. Governor OF Ohio
Hon. J r. GrDpINGs, BENJAMIN r. SHREvr, &c >.
&c. and also diploma from the great A grcultu-
raj Fair held at Syracuse, N. York; with the
testimony Of several committees Of other sgri
cultural societies. Persons DESTROYS Of svrcha-
sing, will please address. post paid
+. A. DUGLAGLE,
Richmond, Wayne Co., Ind.
Dec. &c, 1919 If
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
Just I'm Tfme--SOmething New!

TIME subscriber takes this method Of
Il informing those wearing BOOTS
and SHOES, that he has purchased the entire
stock of x. EsrELL, and is receiving from
New Y ork and Cincinnati, complete assert
ment Of Gents Doors AND SHOES, Of all descrip-
tons: YoUrIs' AND BOYS do; LADIES. Misses,
AND CHLDREN's SHOES, in great variety: in fact,
a complete assortment.
B-IIe will keep constantly on hand X. Es-
rELL's manufacture Of Gents. FINE AND COARSE
BOOTS and SHOES; LADIES' BcsKINs, &c
He has the assistance of CHARLES EsTELL, IN
business. and is prepared, at all times. to do
REPAIRING, at short notice
A large lot of frst-rate BUFFALO ROBES. Just
received from St Louis, and for sale cheap.
AS the und ersigned intends to Go an exclusive
Boot and Shoe business, he is determined to
supply the wants OF the PEOPLE, and most re-
specially invites all to give him call: being
resolved to Sell low for the Ready
Pay! JOB BORTON,
No 3. Main Street.
Richmond, Ia, Nov. %, lS49 49tf
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For Sale:

4 TWO-STORY FRAME DIV Filing
n HOUSE. situated on 9Th street, ,h-
Railroad DEPOT.
Also A first-rate Peg Machine. anu
fixtures, entirely new. Amy person wishing 10
engage in the manufacture of Shoe reg>, III
find Il 10 their advantage by apply ing TO.
=. G. DUGDALE.
Richmond, Dec. 5ih, 1919. J0:3m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-26

The greatest remedy Of the age seems to be
the celebrated medicine called IL. G.. Farreli's
Arabian Eminent. II is used as an external ap-
p!ication, and is said TO possess mos, wonde rful
qualities for healing. quieting pain. restoring
palscd limbs, &c A freni had most severe
bruise. which threatened modification; he had
used several remedies to NO effect, when no was
advised to try H. G.. Farreirs Arabian Linitnent.
ore bottle Of which entirely cured him. We
have no doubt. from the extent of the injury,
but for tins excellent medicine he would have
had a serious time Of il. See adve rtisement.
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NEW CHAIR EsATBLIsHMENT.

VI>HE unde ryiened respectfully informs the
people Of Richmond and surrounding coun-
try that h;s CuK AIR MA
is on South Marion street, and his
w Il II Err q IN
is on Mcsn street, orer r. j. Bargis' Store Store.
where he will keep on hand. At all times. Wind
sor. Fancy and Spring- Ssaf Ohasr>. "atauf
and Nahoeapv Beston Rocking Chairs. large
Cane Sesf Rocking Chairs; in fact he isprepar<d
10 manufacture every thing in the Chain line
Persons wanting fine and good article Of
Chairs need not 90 TO Cincinnati, as he is pre-
pared 10 furnish As good article and at rs low
a price as can be obtained at that place. Those
wishing to purchase are requested to call and see
JOB GREEN.
Richmond April 2S, 1e49. lS-H
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Just Received and now Opening

Just Received and now Opening
AT THE
RICHMOND CLOTHING STORE,
No. As, Main street, Richmond, Ind,
4 splendid assortment of Fall and Winter
~ GOODS. consisting of Felt, Blanket,
Pilot and Brown Cloth
Ovcr.COatinE,
Black, Blue aud Brow Cloths; Plain and Fan
cy Cassimeres, Vestings. of every variety, which
will be made to order on the shortest notice, BY
the best Of workmen; and will keep constantly
on hand a large supply Of
Clothing. Of my own Cloth, Plain ard Fancy
manufacture, consis- Cashmere, Cassi nett.
ting o: a fine. superi-} Tweed, Jeans and
or and cheap article Corduroy rants
of ClOaks: Velvet, Satin, Cash
Blanket Felt. Pilot and, mere, Valencia. Cloth
Beaver Cloth Over d Cashmere vests,
COatS: made in every variety
Cloth. Cashmere, Cas- Of style.
snett, Tweed, and Also, SHIRTS. Draw
lena. Dress Frock ;ers, Cotton & WooIe n
and Sack Goats: Unde Shirts, Plain and
Fancy Crava,s. Su.penders, Socks, Gloves,
&c. &c. Iii Of which will he sold low for CASH.
A. WOODWARD.
Richmond, Nov %. ls49. 4O-tf
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vUV11E ssbeer;brs has On had . god ear;esy
and Ten Plate Stoves in abunca nce. He also
ole - to the public the improved CLINTON
AIR TIGHT COOk-STOt which is deci-
dsdiy more simple in its construction than any
other mir tight cook -atove in use. being per
feet cooking apparatus without any insss plate
o Gamrer.
III. public are invited to cali at Nc. -. ma a
street. IN the west 1oous oi The Gilbert House.
AJAX. ~ anime his stock.
L. 4. OCBORN.-
Nov. Ia, lcl9. 4s0
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DUBLIC SALE.-On Thursday, the Sd
l. day Of January rest. the made rsianed viii
SET! at public vendne. at his farm miles East
Of Richmond. the following property, to-wit:
Farming Utensils. consisting Of Plows
and Harrows; Ca!tivators; Hay-rake:
Hay-laddefs; some Stockings, and
several other articles not necessary 10
enumerate.
Sale to CONNIE nee at IL O'Clock. NJ: on SAID
day. Terms made known on day Of sale.
WIN. B. BARNES.
Dec. 18th, lS49 5lns
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.P1CEO OYSTERS.-I am supplied
- this winter with FRESH SPlCED OYS-
TEHS from Baltimore sent me every two days.
in large and small Cans. equal in quality 10 any
put np in Baltimore or elsewhere, aud will be
sold by the Case, or IN any quantity desired by
purchasers. at low prices, and warranted to keep
good all winter. have now on hands 1000
Cans. Also, 200 Cans Theoretically sealed,
Cove Oysten, and 800 Cans Picked Oysters.
ALLISON OWEN,
!. East Third street, Cincinnati.
Dec. p. lSlo l-3w