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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
ARRIVAL OF THE ALABAMA.

New Orleans dispatches announce the arrival of the
Alabama from San Francisco, with IA days later news
A terrible fire occurred in San Francisco laying the
city ashes. and destroying Sl6 900 900 property
Among the buildings destroyed the Custom House,
Parker's National, New World, Delmonico 1t extend
ed to the shipping, consuming large number Of vessels
lying at the wharves. IL first discovered in Clay
street, and through dozen blocks quickly spread
ing through other parts of the city. Hunter George,
Centre and Ell Dorado streets burnt ont. Great
CONSERVATION prevailed during the fire. 1t is feared that
a number of lives have been lost.
The news from the mines continues cheering-new
discoveries daily being made. Those working with
quartz crushing machines were richly paid. In some
instances the average per $50 TO $50 per day
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From Cincinnati.

OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION.
CINCINNATI, June II, 8, p. M.
Majority in this CITY against License, 1923. Majority
foT Constitution, 1888
The city has given better than two thousand majority
for the new Constitution.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

- FOR RENT-THE CARLISLE HOUSE. lNDlANAP
Iii OISThe subscriber hevng recently purchased The above
commodious and pleasantly located Holel oilers the same
for good and responsible man. ON reasonable terms Sad
Hotel pleasantly Washington west
Indianapolis Indiana convenient 10 the site OF
Iaue =nd indianapolis Railroad Depot having The site Of
the Machine Shops Immediately IN The House compar
avey has been paned and entirely renovated and While
washed being purchased There also connected with The
Omnibus notwithstanding the duness Of the
doing good md extensive business under the super
Robert Gray having constantly from twenty
thirty regular paying Boaer together with good share of the
travelling custom of Tie city.
The undersigned being extensively engaged the milling bus
ness which requires his undivided attention. and the present Super
ntenden and myl wishing 10 continue IN business which
they unpleasant dsageeable desiring
tiremelt offers thus desirable property for rent
For further information apply JOHN CARLISLE, Hdanapo-
lis Indiana r. Gray, the present incumbent on the prem
ises, j person. by letter. post paid. TO
JOHN CARLISLE. Proprietor.
r. p. GRAY, Superintendent. Jnnel5 -dtSw1f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From Norfolk.

NoRFoLK, VA, June H.
The wbigs of this District have nominated Robt II
Whitfield for Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From Boston.

BosToN, June r.
Daniel Webster has been invited by the citizens Of
Lowell 10 visit that city.
Jenny Lind is give concerts in this city next
week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From Columbus.

COLUMBUS, June II.
majority 100.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.

LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
FaNhe undersigned tenders his claimants and
others Attorney Law and Agent for the prosecution
before Congress and the Executive Departments including
claims Military Bounty Lands Revolutionary and other
settlement of public Off
GERS &c which without charge, unless
fully Persons writing should communicate all the fact
in as full a manner possible. Address, postage PAID,
OLIVER PHELPS, JR.
Washington City, ID. c.
He as the pleasure OF referring TO
Hon THOMAS CoRw1N, Secretary Of the Treasury
STEPHEN A DOUGLASS u 5. 5. from Ills
DANL- :. DICKINSON. OF New York.
RoBr. SMITH. of Indiana.
j.. w. AcGAUGHEY. OF Indiana.
ELISHA WHIrTLEsEY, % Controller
HENRY L. ELLSWORTH, of Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
From New York.

New York, June ~.
Joseph Brewster Potter fell into hold ship Chal
lenge this morning, and was instantly killed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

DrYesterday-the 18th OF June-was the seventy
sixth anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker Hill.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

The Steamer Washington left to-day at noon for South
ampon and Bremen. She took out 100 passengers and
$500 600 in specie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
STATE OF INDIANA, BOONE COUNTY.

IL PRoBATE CoURT AU6CsT TERsf, 1851
Petition for Partition Do1ceT
and
his wife, Sam Peters. Philip Peters Rebecca Peters En-
ses Peters Susannah Peters Vounne Peters Sylvester Peters,
and lovina
EE known that This 2day May 1851 the said Solomon
Buck lied the Office Of the Clerk Of said Boone Probate
Court hs affidavit that Sa Den Philip Peters This time
hereby notified Of the filing and tendency the petition the above
named against him said Court and thai unless he appear
said Court calling said the said
Court be held Lebanon, commencing the I'd Monday in
and plead said petition. the and
therein contained Will be taken confessed, and held
against him Attest. WIN. &. kISE. Clerk.
iunel2-3wtwlp BY J.. LANE, Deputy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SIS.
In rnE MARION CIRCUIT COURT JUNE TEEN, A. d., 1s5l
l.

Margaret Damron Samuel Danron
n known 81 day of May A. D. 1881, the above
Complainant fled her Bill for Divorce. the above
titled cause IN the Clerk Of the Marion Circuit Court
affidavit neresied that said Defendant
n Indiana The
said Defendant therefore, hereby notified OF the Hing and pend
ency Of said Bill and that unless he appear and plead TO- answer OF
demur TO said Bill day Of the Of said Marion
Circuit Court be begun and held the Court House ndaap
Second Monday in June the said Bill and the mat
tiers things therein continued will be heard and determined ~
his absence WIN STEWART, Clerk.
BRows MCKENZIE Soils. fer Compl't maye-3vstwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

e. ~. LAFAYETTE AND 1ND1ANAPO-
= g LIS RAILROAD. Stockholders will
notice, that the work this road rapidly
crossing, between Lebanon and Indianapolis tNvohis OF the
finished have been made for the
The bridges will he contracted for The has
been purchased and paid for and will be delivered M laiay
short time, when the laying of the track will be i'm
medaely commenced finished possible and have
every the will Lebanon early The fall As
money will he needed prepare this end of the road for the ron
will be for your instruments promptly as
they become due, James Blake, OF Indianapolis.
In September directed the instruments should
October 1850 and IS each share be paid 30
days.
hope will feel the necessity Of paying the
promptly heavy estimates will be 10 meet between
This and the Isl Of July -
The work will now lie prosecuted to speedy completion 10 Tins
city carly spring. lmel6-3w NIB ;. WHITE Prest
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SIS.
In THE PROBATE CouRT OF Marion coUNTT,
m K

Petition for The sale Of Real Estate.
Eli c. Sulgrove Of Lewis g. Powell,
deceased Elizabeth Hand Isaiah Hand, Henry Green Mudy
Mundy Powell Francis Powell, William Powell
Powell, Sinclair Powell John Powell and John ssow
I'D known, 25th April, A d., 1851 at the
April Term Of said Court appeared 10 me satisfaction 81
Court by Sher to the process the above cn
Elizabeth Hand and Isaiah Hand and
Powell and Sinclair Powell residents Of te State Of
Indiana Therefore ordered by said Court to notice 81 the
fling and tendency Of said petition be given sad dendanis
Defendants therefore, hereby notified Of the hing and
tendency peuon appear and plead
peuon the first day The nxi term OF
begun and held az e Court House. m The
GUY Of Indianapolis on Monday May then the mat
things contained will be held and taken
confessed as q said defendants.
BY order Of The Court. WIN. STEWART Clerk.
John CAvrS At'y for Petitioner mays 3wtw1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.
the May Of the Marion Probate Court A D. ISL said
IA declared The NATHAN PADGETT deceased
probably Creditors therefore required file their
against allow Probate Court
months the date hereof they viii he entitled
TO payment THOMAS MORROW,
Nav lyvl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

INJECTION NQTICE.-The election Of Directors q
NJ the and Indianapolis Railroad Company for ls5 WI
nes5sv in June nex, a5,h. w. n. JACKSON, Sec'y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

uUARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. for Jupe, ,hs
HI day received by ROSS & RAY suns>
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19
Official.

Decisions under the Nec Postage 4et made By the Post
master General, after consulting trth the attorney
General.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-19

RooMs-oO0 doz Brooms 81 50 per doz In and
ID sale by BROWNING 4 MAYER. spr9
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04

IMPORTANT DECISION. Judge LowRIE,
in the District Court at Pittsburgh, has
made a decision that is important for
Sherifs &c. to understand. During the
attempts to mob and destroy the rolling
mills some time since, the Sheriffs Of that
county hired some military companies to
protect the property. He presented the
account for their services 10 the Com.
missioners, who refused TO pay. He
sued them, and on the trial the Court
decided that he could not recover; thai
he was authorized TO call out the posse
comitatus if he required assistance that !
this was the ''legal" means contemplated
by law, that there was distinction be-
tween using sslegal and "lawful'' means
to protec, property. 1t was "lawful' for
him TO hire military companies to protect
properly, but not 'legal''-that is, not
prescribed in the law defining his powers.
Upon this point the Court held that the
Sheriff had no legal claim upon tho Com
missioners, and left him to pay the
$4,000 out Of bis own pocket. %. 8.
Journal;
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04

p ACuBAN HERO Montes de Octa.
il,e young Cuban recently executed at
Havana, for attempting to bribe a pilot
10 assist Lopez in his invasion OF the Is
laad, died like hero. The Savannah Re
Esublicda says: ~ ~ = =
1 Previous to his execution, the Captain
General, Concha, gave him nine days TO
fdeDounce all the patriots on the Island,
and promised him his liberty and large
sum Of money; but he nobly replied that
/ he would sooner die a thousand deaths
than denounce his friends; for, said he
|tCuba will be free, and after generations
will shed tear 10 the memory OF one
who fell in behalf Of his country, and ou
friends in the United States will nov
know that Cuba has thousands who vii
perish by the garole rather than live il
bondage"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04
Gr The Defiance Wings, the Demo,
crat tells us, stuck on their tickets;-
s.To preserve our Free Institutions we vote,
New Constitution,
NO"

We were for moment puzzled wha,
aFrec Institu,ions' were meant, but we
happened TO think Of the Free Banking
Law--the State Stocks free from, taxes
the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany which is SO very free an institution
that il declares Il won't obey the laws
and that free gambling Institution, the
State Bank Of Ohio, with its freedom 10
make sight drafts on Eastern cities pass
for specie, and to pay taxes only on id
banking profits, and we Immediately
understood what kind offreedom that i
was desired should be preserved. Bui
d change has come, we are inclined Il
think and free robbery has mot with !
check.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04


We gave an account some time since
Of the arrest Of Turk 10 Butler codHey
who was taken up for having noreswives
than the law allows. The Hamilton
inielligencer ofThurday gives the iollo.
wing report Of the trial and sentence Of
the offenders in this case. s's as
"CoMMoN PLEAs.--Staie vs. James
Merick. Merrick was indicted fof a
plurality of female companions--not
wives. He plead GUILTY, and asked
for his sentence.
For two years this man has passed for
the husband Of woman with whom he
has been living, near S,illwell. He had
in his employ very pretty girl Of fifteen
years-and 10 this girl he was married.
The other woman procuring The license
by giving the name ofthe girl as her o,Dn,
and eluding suspicion by the "deiicate
situation" in which she seemed TO be-
This isn't homan nature, bu. is as true as
strange. The trio were living very COM
fortably together when the Sultan and the
elder female were arrested. -..H
Merrick was sentenced 10 ten days in
The dungeon "on bread and watcr," and
cosls--a very light sentence, but the bes,
the law allows. H. received il with a
'ahank you, Judge!" Judge Probasco
told him he was perfectly welcome. and
that he was only sorry the punishment
could not be made greater"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04
ANorurn Rourp TO THE LAxEs.-Th

ANOTHER RoUrE TO THE LAKEs.-The
Erie railroad is finished, making contin.
uous line Of railroad from N. Y. city to
,,Dnnkilk on Lake Erie; briuging Dunkirk
within eighteen hours ride, and Cincin'
ali with forty-eight hours distance from
my. The cost of the road is abou.
twenty millions Of dollars, and but little
more than four years have been consu.
med in the construction Of the principal
part Of this great work, though it is more
sban ten since II was begun. % ..l 4
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04

DEspoTrsM AND EDUcATIoN.-In the
whole empire Of Russia, containing sixty
millions ofhuman beings, there are only
!, pos public, SO parish, and 52l private
schools, at which 96,2s9 youths are edu.
Gated, exclusive Of 95 schools among the
Jews, and the schools in Poland. There
is not a scbol for the serfs, The masses;
all the schools being for The nobility. Of
priests, or rich merchants. Poland con
tains 1888 schools, with s3,66s pupils.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04
New CosruMps.--For' Centuries Paris

New CosruMrs.--For Centuries Paris
has governed the world Of Fashion, and
reaped her tribute without an inquiry Of
Why is il so9 no matter how absurd the
edict, or what sacrifice Of taste, good
sense and economy were called INTO &C.
ton in the imitation. We therefore find
no fault with the American ladies' for
adopting standard Of their own, trusting
in their refined taste, modesty and good
common sense propriety of what is
grace ill, attractive, harmonious and con-
venient, so long as the classic Grecian
drapery is preserved in the outline.
Waterbury (Ct.) American.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04
surrEnINcs OF AN EaleRAsr. In 1874

SuFrERrNcs OF AN EMIGRANT.-In lS47
previous 10 the gold discovery in Califor-
MIA. michel RlDENHoUR, Of Putnam
county, in This State, took the Oregon
fever, and, with his family, set out fol
that distant bourne across the p!aiDs.--
On the way over FIVE Of their children
were carried off by the measles and
wboopiag cough. The balance reached
their destination, chastened with thei
great loss, which saddened their stay II
the new country, and rendered them dis
coniented. They sighed for their Ohio
home, and, after four years absence,
sought il. By way of the Isthmus they
reached Louisville, and then another
child was taken from them. AT Dayton
almost the last drop Of the bitter cup wal
.drained-the mother died! One more
dark shadow was in their patIl--arrived
where they had started from, the seUenth
child followed the spirit offs mother
~ Gin. Enq.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04

The cause of Temperdncc--of total
abstinence from all that can intoxicate
lis here about twenty years bthind its
present position in the United States.
think there are not moro absolute drunk.
ards here than in our American cities, but
the habit Of drinking for drinks sake is
all but universal. The aristoc,acy drink
almost 10 man; SO d. The middle class;
so do the clergy; so alas! do the women!
There is less OF ardent spirits imbibed
than with us; but wines are much cheap
or aud ia very general use among the
we'll off; while the consumption Of ale
beer, porter,&c., (mainIy by the pooD il
enormous. Only think Of e., ,000,0 900 OF
toen.y fire millions Of dollars, paid intd
tho Treasury in single year by the peo
pie ofihese Islands as NJ .lt.tax alone
while the other Ingredients used in the
manufacture Of m,lt liquors probabl!
swell the aggregate to thirty millions
Of dollars. If we suppose this TO be
little more than one. third Of the ultimate
cvst Of these liquors 10 the consumers
that cost cannot lie less Than one hundret
mil lions Of dollars per annum IA sun
amply sufficient, If rightly expended, z
Danish pauperism and desiitution 70
ever from the British Isles. And yet lh'
poor trudge YEARLY on, loaded 10 .h'
earth with exaciions and burdens ofever,
kind, yet supplying their brains, emptyin'
their pockets and ruinipg their cons,tu
ltions with these poisonous, bruializin
liquors! / see no hope for them short
a system Of popular education whic
shall raise them mentally above thel
present low condition, followed by te'
years of systematic, energetic, omnipres
ent Temperance agitation. A slow wor
this, but is there any quicker that will b
effective? The repeal Of The taxes Q
knowledge would greatly contribute
the education Of the poor, but that reforI
has yet 10 be struggled for - Horac
Greeley's Letters from Europe.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04

NoMIsAr1oNsFoR THE SUPREME CouRr
OF PENNsYvANrA.-The Democratic State
Convention Of Pennsylvania, in session
al Harrisburg, yesterday nominated Jur-
miah s. Black, James Campbell, Ellis
Lewis, John B Gebson. and Walter 6,
Lewrio, for the support oftheir party at
lhe ensuing election as Judges of the
Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04
MrcHreAN.-The Legislature assembled

MrcH1GAN.-The Legislature assembled
for special Session on the 9th inst. lis
sactionis cons'ituiionally confined to the
Subjects brought before il by the Cover.
MOI, and The Session is practically limited
iby The Constitution TO the period Of 20
days. The Sinking Fund, the Appropri.
alton Bill, and the Apportionment Bill
will be the chief topics Of consideration,
though il is possible that the question Of
districting the State for Members OF
Congress may be acted upon.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04

THE DOLLAR MAGAZINE, for June, we
had forgotten TO notice. 1t is filed with
valuable original reading, Of superior
kind. We have inserted readable arti-
Gle on tobacco, taken from il.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04
Tnr CoNrEssloNs or 4 PRorrorloNrsr

The CONFESSIONS OF A PR0TECTloNIsTs
MIR. Greeley Is writing from London
against protection; but as usual make out
very poor case for his favorite hobby
"The groat source Of our weakness" he
says, "is want ofpropef pride in and deyo-
lion 10 our own Industrial interests. No
other people buy foreign fabrics extern
sively, in preference 10 the equally cheap
and more substantial products Of their
own looms"
Well, Mr.. Greeley, who are responsible
for this state ofihings? You Protection.
| lists tell the country that it is impossible
10 compete with foreign manufacturers
on an, equal footing. The inevitable
result is that you disparage American
products. Free traders, on the ,con,raiy,
insist the we are fully able TO cope with
the foreign manufacturers, that we can
produce as good articles, and sell them
as cEeaply. But the Protective policy
has prevailed, and the result is as Mr..
Greeley has stated.
In the same article, he says, "Giye
American producers the prices no,c
readily paid throughout our country for
foreign fabrics, and they riH groio rich
bv manufacturing articles in no respect
inferior 10 the former"
Our manufacturers, then, could get
rich BY producing and selling articles at
AZ = nor, ratas shat a rn maid IN fnrai nm rc
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04
DUEL.
VrcKsBURc, June -

IA duel came Off this norhing between
Gen. freeman, ihe Wing candidate for
Congress, and Gen. Smith Of Jackson,
the Opposition candidate; Smith was
wounded IN the shoulder al the fifth
round. The cause q the duel was that
Smith wrote letter 80 some ofihe papers
and had il published, stating that Free
man was coward and libelleEt The
affair has caused great excitement.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04

|, CHOLERA ON THE PLAlNs.-Among
|the victims 10 cholera on the plains, be-
longing to the U. s. were Or. Albert
H. Kennedy, Surgeon in the Regiment,
and his son. Mrs. Kennedy, who was
accompanying the doctor to New Mexico
returned to Fort, Leavenworth, and will
soon be with her relatives in ST Louis.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04

0rO. w. RosE, Esq, was, at the
Term f,he Supreme Court held in this
County on Saturday last, admitted 70 the
Bar as an Attorney and. Counsellor at
Law
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04
NEWSPAPERS OF THE WoRLD.-TI

NEWSPAPERS OF THE WoRLD.-There
ARE 10 newspapers published in Austria,
ll4in Africa, "a in Spain, 20 in Portugal,
80 in Asia, 65 in Belgium, S5 in Deh-
mark, 90 in Russia and Po'and, 300 in
Prussia, $40 in other Germanic States,
500 in Great Britain and Ireland, and
|, 800 in the United States.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04

Il don't ike This telling about e'ivhst
people give to this and thai object 7 said
! penurious person, sswhat ! giyeIis moth.
ing 10 nobody" gss Il, III VII
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04
*yhose marked with a star are official.

Mr.. Corwin in his report Of December
last asked for higher duties on imported
goods tomeet a supposed deficiency in
the revenue. lie estimated that the
entire receipts ofthe fiscal year closing at
the end Of the present month would be.
but forty seven millions and a half. They
have already exceeded this amount by
several millions: and instead Of there
being but half a million in, the treasury
on The lsi Of Ju,y as, he predicted, we
shall have according 10 the N. Y. Eve.
Posi- from 5ao 6 Millions.
Will Mr. Cotwins now ask Congress. 10
lessen tlao!duties, 10 a corresponding ratio.
WhoeveFeknew q wing politician to recon-
mend Q diminu'ion Of taxation2-1 1oledo
|1fepubticdn. sw utiit1og ssara,,sh Al - y.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04

WHAT a Rm'RooF. II, is q singular
fact that an lndian always swears in Eng
lisb, tI'ore b6iug no oashs In the Indian
ycrnacular.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-04

there sls insiiis SistsoDf N, Y. ,,i;45sa
newspapers ofWhicR SO ars dsIyPspsfss|a
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13
HzKLEznlg u R Z GOOUs.


eM % ~. CULLEN respectfnlly IN ~ 4
aof1ns the Ladies' that she las felho-
we'd her M illinerg 10 the new brfch
bsl Iding mex 70 Daniels s. Brothsrs ss H.
from water street; where she IS now - S.
Ia AND SPLENDID STOCK seI1fFE.SI
1sFlaS me past summer from be best stocks IL
View Y Qrk cons sting II part Of
1zlch Straw and Satin Honraets. fancy Sens
lsh raw China Pearl do:
Cup and. Rough and Ready fine split strayvs:
rApk9h1s praAq. and fne cobufg do;
sHi5iish and CHI p-tipped Cheniile;
A3saEte keEfhsrs Fumes and mara DO hts oil co..
EEench Flowers, Bridal ~ Eeaths and Dresses:
Fancy caps and Head dresses: s
Children and Ilfanfs' Beaver and FeIvft rTas1. 8
Gold ard Silver #aisf Buckles: s.
And ne laTgesf sIlisrf 7f rib 5cns ever ofz
Tered bJ sny ot5se Ia the city.
Ecu LIEN & SNII1 ID feslyeo tfE Il,a inform.
the pub He, that they have removed o.the above
sD Rs Aeaa2ss Jan. $50 "a Sly