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,u vopv nAuy TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1851.

,,.., N. ,r.ster part usled AN sf-- a. ore 100 Vi
sod Of stern ornAmsnt 1as Also ''T' wv ~ 49,
hrd- breast 70 eIssst o., -, H.. ,r .h,r,v
- n > carver cruising ne Atlsnc states nv
-. 40, ,vsp about dAvs Boston 'r Cs'ofa a
$3.50 "A frsa sst vas ard IRON Nov % lat = nt
Ttsh. su.an starce. and Oscsoa - TIA Boston
80 =, The above - we're 40 ', ~ iJso'~
80 a. them -as The vessel r-erfed 20 By Capt assr
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California vessels spoken, &c.

", "a 20 A. &C. passed san0ss'' WIZ D I'0' 1
or California -. 1T,
De- g. - lon u -, sch Fanny, AeN~y OF SUI '
fKov d q CsliofnIs -, p...o, ,ho 81, A,
Nov ~ about ~ 3. Ion y w, sch " rom '''Sn
- c",f-,n, haa lot tead o. for-nasf sens ~
s,,,. ord Oc-oa sailed from soa Oct a. tor C''fa'' ~
M. sbove cate E-fe IS days outl
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Domesfic Ports.

BOSTON Jan sO-Arr oas Ann Ma Dawes he..naj Ocean
Srs Martha wonhaston Frssman Malaga I,asa Pa P-ru,m
buco; Belle Br) Las bold, Hshsx Florence HoeAn Salem for
X. lev Aur Caves CHARLESTON; Lucy Bss.r Lnsj gsn
Laws Olive II Snow AID Geo shauei P.ysr rl9g- s9s
He'ss Pots, sorthpor CD 6as Ida Hals, saimore ve,
Ba,h Soy ,unsi KcF csudaes Valparaiso, P-rsa e'oa,
Msesss'gs At Sss-s,.a-ms-ss h-ss 80 a-,s'' - ~"
BsLiIMoRE Jan sc-Arf sch sarah Merrill ng
brig Boycs, W.T. lodi -cl's
pSSy Ar MIoS 49, SS'Is SRsd . Y A'H' Pc
DIGHroN Jan AR sehs koscus, Preach and Charles Pull
FREDERIcKsBURG, pr.vou. Jan 6-Ir sch Hsori-,t,,
Best Boon. CD chs Cha es Haunum Whor Boston, Hoai
FALL RIVER Jan i7Au sch worcster Rhodes. Of from
anr.' Ssx Tots. SD sch yTr@a. L-~,,, pbasdspho.
FRASKaOkr-A Arr 10th sch CAPITOL HsEasi ssu9o,s. So
h scbs Prudence Ncheon Boston, 10Th, Madonna Berry, Car
''R1 E:;s Aos s'I. SMA sch. m.pouy s
Baltimore for Boston; John smmons Small Boston Tor Ps-derrts
burg cursr SswbuypoIi for Norfolk Queen Of the West
igh-srr Ost Delaware, LEWIS, PhIadslphA for Boston
Ao brig Jane o-e Manuel Aux Cages ID INST for Boston
IO arr brs sarah. s Joblsioa Neg foh St John B. ,chs
BSny Ans Randall Georgetown for Boston, gbt Brown,
IS brig s.r.9, 'eh. Jshs simmons. J.m..
brgs Ls BostoDj Jane Hows.; ,chs Faan
Mchsu Jos Baker MsttapooJ Qsa Of the West Henry Aas
nav BEDFORD, Jan is-Arb's Louisa Beaten savage from
man sbsm,n fork sebs Alexander NJ and sarah LoGsa
HsmLt. sherman Provcsncs
PORTLAND, Jan isAn bngs Potos Bsss Mataozas; Psta
StTout NsSbuypor sch James DAVIS Boston CD Alta Wal
lace Porto Kcoi ,ehs s'ru Thsye Bait Warren Hatchn
hostoo Geo Brooks, Setson Do Sid ship
Jsgo bnE HosTss Com sieWs Ny Leeds Hsnrst. Harnst
Li0n Ataufc. sch Don Ncholas
PRoYlDEScE, Jan 10 Arr sch Yanue. Burt SohOa ch brig
Wds Wshsr Egecomb hatanzss SD barks Providence Carr
APaseh cola Triton Msyman DO hs gina eth cobb Work
RIVER Va Jan - sch Albert Thomas Higgins VI.
SD sch joseph Tgm.r Mksn Baumorei sooPs WIN Bowen
Ke1ney. Nf0Tkj Fashion. BJcsubuTg, d..
SALEM Jan 9sd brig Fo enee, HoIrs for Eastern port
sch heSieo Lloyd Few York.
TOWsSESD HARs0R.Ia port l5th. bngs Kalos olnstsAd
scs Hudson haJ nowe Pfudence, Dana, Rosnnke Jua AM
Chapel Atsns Bamn Ia Ho Bar go AWARE Tobias Hsnck
At.sur sukev, and Cameo. destinations DOT svsa
WALTHALL Jan 10 CD barb YORKSHIRE Lass Ls-s City Point
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW York;.


Steamers Pacific Nye Liverpool Collins lronsdes, Greene
South Amboy; kepnebec seJ nour, Philadelphia.
ships Manhattan Peabody Liverpool Marshall Coz Ansr
csn COug Villains LondOn, GuInsl Mmtarn Coz Columbia
Cruz by, Charleston T WsTtle.
soumbega Baxter st MARKS &C. Blower Coz Abby
James Hall White Jacksonville.
Brigs Constitution (Br) Wilson, Ausqussh.
scbs Hale GHksy Port Hardy Mott Be-
dell WICK Horion MaoAey Navy Bay. w ElWe Au
Keene Bedford; Oregon equre Baltimore; julia Hal
lock smith Wilmington.
sops Calen Dayton wsrehsm Willard Dayton, Provdencs
Backstons Apology, do.
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ASHES-The market is firm for Pots with fair de-
msnd q 5 Pearls are steady al 62t Sales Of 80 bbls
COTTON-1s less active and rather heavy. There Is
day are 900 bales a. he following auOtAuOnE.
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e1,IoF,4dI
TIE Canal Debt the lE Of January 1884, be stated
as follows, to wit:
Canal Debt exclusive Of 81 900 loan S7O79l7 Os
BslaE due canal loan Of 81 OOO... le53OOO 90
Ss,ll21l7 O8
From which deduct
Interest pal from mill and half tax. e2558l8 81
Bonds and scrip redeemed and int. 1870 II
269,o33 s.
Total %
Aggregate amount OF State Debt S66275O9 o.
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days, $500 was paid. Norwich was heavy at the
First Board, but improved to yesterdays closing
price at the Second Board. Madison and Indian
apolis was firm. The receipts of this Road for the
first two weeks in January are:
Week ending January 5............S4.Se SI,WO
Week ending January lS.......''.' SKI '''VV
Total ...........-........"..S8,72l $1,000
Excess IN two weeks. @o'S
This is an enormous gain, when it is considered
that, under the earnings of 1850, the Road paid 10
y cent dividends Mohawk was firm, and ss3
was bid, dividend off. The application to the Le-
gislature tsee proceedings of yesterday for au'
thority to issue 100000 of Bonds, is not made
with the intention of creating new debt The
Bonds will be used in paying portion Cs25O,ooO)
of the present bonded debt, due and coming due,
and $4,000 to lay eight miles Of double track,
which is needed by the rapidly increasing busi-
ness Of the Road. This issue, when made, only
increases the debt Of the Company $4,000, which
is nearly Offset by the Surplus Fund, which is now
over 1000. There was considerable animation
in Edgeworth Land Company between the
Boards, and sales were made at 10, an improve
ment Of y cent. Morris is sustained with diff
Guilty. and although it opened at 23l, 1t fell oil I'M
der considerable transactions to 222. Erie was
rather weak, and closed at 99l, but was scarce at
the close. The market for Long Island was hes-
Wy, and fell Off to 23s but there is no decrease in
the faith of those who are buying up this Stock.
There is movement in Illinois State Bank, and
the market has advanced from II to l3l to-day
Portsmouth was also very active to-day, and sold
at the Second Board at liz, showing al improve
ment of y cent. The sales were quite large
Hudson River advanced v cent. Stonington is
Huctuating, and sells at large differences, accord
ing to the option. Thus sale was made at 52l
buyer sixty and another at 49, seller six months
There are two parties in this Stock endeavoring
to circumvent each other. Indiana Canal Pre-
ferred IS sold at As, an advance Of y cent, and
Special Preferred IS at 90. The market for Go
vernment and State Stocks was steady, bat not
very active. Bank and Insurance Stocks are very
firm. Rochester and Syracuse sold at llsl, div
dend off, showing firm market. Reading was
firm at the First Board but rather heavy alter
ward. Harlem and Farmers were also heavy
Ohio and Pennsy lvania Bonds sold at 964, show.
ing further advance. They are now held at o.
The sale Of the Mad River and Lake Erie Bonds
went off well, The whole lot was sold, ranging
from 92l to 9O2, closing at 9l3. The sales since
l..o koa,, - DOL Tha .ala tuos q folloua.
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PasaenRers Arrived

IN -ic Siran f-o-s Bsuda-Geo Davenport James ssTart
Burr Johns part the Of the brig Lssnde
wrecked 81
IN pacef mp Gaa from HGre-Chas Lersch Of Germany
Mlr- MON O Frarcs mr stone
IN hig Florida from CaaoJ Terry, Nys, coaa Ro6t
C l-.pe
IN ZIP Clara from HaHs5ag-csps Ben At~en HONS,
A HONS Mss Lohng
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TUESDAY, Jan. 2l-P. M.

There has been fuctuating market to-day for
Stocks, but at the close the tendency was rather
upward, and prices were in some cases better
than in the morning. Canton is still the tavorlte,
and went to 81, having been 81 yesterday alter
noon, but the Second Board it closed at s4i. For
the privilege of taking 500 sbaresa 100 in thirty
days, $500 was paid. Norwich was heavy at the
First Board but improved to yesterdays closing
price at the Second Board. Madison and Indian
apolis was firm. The receipts of this Road for the
G. Il L. Inr,
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RRUTUS r. MERRELL.
J. STARK HOUGHrON.
EDWARD H0U6HrOA
THE SUBSCRIBERS hereby give no.

VNFff = NU BNOhIDE hO utIOUJ kIFF no
lice that they have tsken the store lately occupied by
Houghon Merrell 4 Co, where hey are prepared with
large stock Of Goods 10 receive tben cusI"i"'s
MERRELL L HOUGHTON, s. wlnsmst
an rots corner Of Cedar.st
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s1%lAruRE lLHAsAc....rHIs DAT
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The above statement, taken from an English
paper shows that the amount Of specie imported
into England declined 5 millions OF dollars, as
compared with ls49, while the exports have in
creased
The Message of Governor French Of Illinois
gives the following statement Of the debt Of the
State on the LIST of January, 1851
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DAGE, BACON & co. BANKERS,
n SAN FRANCISCO, California draw 81 rshi or =
dune, IN sums 70 suit purchasers.
BOSTON,
nEW.YORk,
PHILADELPHIA
NEW-ORLEAE5,
and on FACE BACON, 81 Louis No. payable a. Ese
OF me prominent points In the saes Collections aendse
70 and proceeds RENTED promptly. WIN also at,snd
sales Of Produce and Merchandise for parties residing
abroad PAGE BACON q co san Frlncisco.
nl2 SIM PAGE & BACON FL Louis No
Refer 10 hessrs- Drew, Rob;nsop Co. HoS-Ycrl
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INTEREST," On CITY STOCkS.-
The Interest on the Public Stocks Of the City Of New
York due and payable February l. 1851, will be paid %
thsi day by SHEPHERD KNAPP, Esq. Chamberlain q
the City, at the Mechanics Bank IS WslIst The Transfer
Books win be closed on Wednesday, Jan 8, al o'clock
Pm
EF- FOR the accomm odaton Of Stockholders transfers
VIII be permitted during the period tho books remss
closed, to take effect February l.
JOSEPH r TAYLOR. Controller.
CoETRoLI ER's OFYIcE, N Y. Dec n, 1850 dH lH
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NOTICE.-THE SEMI-ANNUAL IN
' TEREST the INCOME BONDS Of tho NEW
YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY due on he
lst Of February next, WILL BE PAID thai lay he
Office OF the Company, IS Wallst on presentation OF he
coupons. New.York, Jan. II. 1851.
100 2w NATHANIEL MARSH Sec
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OTRUST Goa Dividend OF four per cent the cap
ial stock OF this institution this day declared BY ne
Board Of Trustees payable tho office This city, on 40
mand, al the Agency In NowYork and alter the "a
inst By order w. GEENE,, Sec,y.
Cincinnati, Jan 8, 1851 jl4ta
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-22
wOODBURN'S FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY

NJ OW offered TO the puolic Tor the first time
IN This medicine has existed IN private tamil y
Tor more than fifty years, has been dlstr ,buted
to considerable extent among friends, and has, du
hing the whole time, III all instances proved llse
never aiiin1 remedy, whether applied o comrror
cases or 10 third day ague, oil well known stubborn
notoriety,
Such experience, together with numerous solici-
tatlons from friends, has induces the proprietor ~
give it TO the public. The undersigned, who Kno
The medicine by their owr experience, have
sented TO take an agency for part of Indiana ar
Illinois, and now otter it by The dozen single DO
tie, with the express understanding that the moBs
will always be refunded where the medicine,
according to directions, does not effect perfe
and permanent cure. ALLlS g. HOWES.
mhl0tf
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CINCINNATI ADVER'MTS.
c. B. G A. MP.
Wholesale Dealer in Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods,

Nh
Straw Goods,
No. I16 cia street, east side 6eta7eea 4M and 9Th,
CINCINNATI Ok O.
VVTOULD respectfully call the attention Of Mer
w chants and Dealers 10 his excellent stock OF
Hans. Cnps and Straw Goods | have very much
enlarged nv sales and ware rooms, and having had
superior facilities both in purchasing and manutuc
turing. have be IN enabled TO lay IL my stock Of
90 ids for the spring trade great advantage and
am now prepared To offer great inducements 10 pur
chasers. both in regad TO the variety quality and
price OF my goods. My assortment is com lr sed In
part Of
Silk and Moleskin Hats;
Fashionable and broad rim Russia Hats:
ID, DO Angola Hats;
1000 doz Mexican and California Hats, ali coiors.
shapes and qualities;
1900 dog Palm Leaf Has;
100 doz Lcphom Hats
100 dog Panama HAS;
300 doz Braid Hats;
Greneda, Canton and Manila hate
ALSO:
A large stock of Hatters Furs, Pushes. Trim
mings, &c.
All persons vino deal in Hts or Hatters' Goods.
and Merchants going ensr, are requested to call and
examine nv stock as shall take pleasure In show
ing theni and can sell them goods as low as they
will buy in eastern markets. .
Don't forget tie No, i16 Main street. east side,
between Fourth and Fifth.
mhl2-2w =. Il. CAMr-
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USE HOWE'S CELEBRATED COUGH
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NHE Stockholders OF The Evansville insurance
l. Company" are ereby notified 10 pay to the
Company nj Iheir Office, IN Evansville, nve dollars
on each share CT STOCK. upon which that amount
mas not .een heretofore paid, and to secure by
.irec,ors, all stock not heretofore secured by mort
gage on real estate and should any stockhol
VINO has not heretofore paid tive lars ON each
share OF his stock tail TO pay the same within hir.
" days IRON aud afte' the iirst publication OF tins
notice. ar should any sockh )ldrr wha has here.
oiore secured by mortgage ON real estate any share
or shares OF stock held by him, TAIL secure the
sum w',en thirty days from the first publication oil
oil this notice, such failure to pay or secure will
work forfeiture OF the share or shares, of stock
upon which the failure shall have occured-BlanT
mortgages can be had at the office of the Com pany
by order Of the Directors,
JOHN NJ. SIOCKwELL, Pres',
JOIN IyeLE j., Sect'y Pro Tenn.
Evansville, March 10, 81
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To Southern and Western Travellers.
<zreHA EsgyMnss h
- l 8 5 l. -


NEW Ronte, via Cincinnati, Columbus and
IN Cevelond, TO Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Upper
and Lower Canada, Rochester. Syracuse, Albany,
Saratoga Springs, Montreal, Quebec, Bosom, New
YoIK, Philadelphia. &c. &c.
TO N e ~ YORK IN 4S HOURS, FROM
Cincinnati, ria Little Mirmi, Xenis and Column
bus, and Columbus and Cleveland Railroads.
Two Daily Trains-mornlng and evening"
On apd after the opening OF navigation on Lax
Erie passengers by the express train will Leave Gin
cnnau in the morning, arrive at Cleveland same
pressure, first class steamers, EMPIRE STATE
and BUCKEYE STATE, arriving at Buffalo next
morning IN time tor express trains Ter Albany, ar
irving ut Albany in time Tor evening lines O steam.
boats, and arriving in New York next morning ma
king 45 hours through from Cincinnati TO n. FORK.
9rPassengers leaving Cincinnati by morning ex-
press train, will seeprst night steamer on North
River feeling fresh fer business on arriving at n.
YORK when leaving their homes.
3<rNo extra charge Tor Meals or State-rooms on
the Boats in connection with this line.
Passengers by evening train can sop over night
ut Columbus, capitol of y no. or proceed directly
through, as may suit their convenience.
The Roads OF this route are new and laid through
out with heavy 7 rail- and no exertion will lie spared
to secure the safety and speed of travellers.
Ste amers Lave Cleveland daily Tor DunKirK De.
trolt. Muciinaw, Chicago, anL all the principal
points on the Lakes.
91-For ali information and throdghiTicKets, please
apply ut the office, east side Of Broadway first door
north of Front. Cincinnati.
feb2l-d6m' P.w. STRADER, Agent.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
ID. 8. ANDERSON.


On First street, first door bcisac Post Office
LAS just received and is now opening large
Il assortment OF fashionable goods, suited 10 the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE. consisting in part of blk
blue, green, olive, claret and brown
French, German Sc American Cloths:
twiljed and plain. Also, great varietyof
Oyercoatings,
German beavers, super blue'and drab Kerseys, blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, g..
French and German
Black DOcskins,
Wool and piece black Cassiiners of every quality
fancy Cassimers and Doeskins Of the latest and
most fashionable style.
VESTINGS,
Elegant style London Cashmeres and Valentines
plain Silk Velvet Ves,ings, figured and plain blk
Satin and Silk do,
Tailors' Trimmings,
OF every descriptions; super wool Innings for
coats, plain and figured alpaca serges, mohair lus
Tres, &c.
S1rrhe attention of M customers, and the pabli5
generally, is invited TO examinato OF the abov,
goods, which have been selected with great care
and will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments OF every description made TO order, in
the very best manner, and warranted TO TT.
dec4-ti
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TO WESTERN MERCHANTS!

M Ewould respectfully call the attention of Dry
w Goods dealers IN indiann, TO our present and
forthcoming sto.k OF Sprsng and Summer Dry
Goods.
Having made arrangements for large increase
OF trade this spring. shall be prepared OF an
early day To exhibit at old stand, No. IL Pearl
street, every description OF Foreign ane Domestic
Dry Goods wanted tor Western sales, and at prices
that we feel confident VIII be approved. We es-
pecially solicit an examination OF our extensive
PRINT department Having determined to exclude
from our stock oil! spurious colored Prints, shall
Keep only snch Us The Merrinack, Cocheco Wash
ington, Globe, American. Sprague and Philip Al.
lens branded goods, embracing the newest and
most desirable styles.
Ours ock of American c. ton Goods is nnusu-
ally large, and will be sold a small advance TOR
cash or approved parer.
We solicit call anu examination Of our stock
by merchants visiting this ma rket,
bLACHLY g. SIMPSON,
febl0 3m No. Ii Pear IT., Cincinnati, o.
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LOUISVILLE ADVER'MTS
sPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

T.. &E SLEViN,
Main ST.. I'd door below Third, Louisville, by.
ore recei ing our spring ana summer goods
w making our took iuii ahu wen assoieo'pai'
OF which consists Of
loo hale. IA. "a and GA brown Cotton;
60 do 80, rs and Al Ticking;
30 do brown AMI blue driiings;
II do 3-4 aud Al Usnaburgs;
20 do Shr,ing and Stripes;
leo cases new style Prints;
50 do bleached Cotton;
% DO do Drilling;
Is do Cottonare ard DENNIS;
3 do black and fancy Lawn;
10 do solid aud piaid Ginghapi;
10 do blk and cold Cambrcs and Seiicias;
d do apron aud shifting Check;
> do Irish linens and Hollands;
3 do French slate Linen;
81 pces black and fancy Cloths;
go do do and fancy Cashmere;
300 do Sarinet Twede aud jeans
loo do Drap d'Ete and Queens cloth;
$50 do black and fancy lustres;
as do new style Nous d'Laines;
i25 do silk, satin and cotton Vesiings;
60 do dosand worstrd Serges;
6UO do Canibrc, Jaconet and swiss Muslin I;
1900 do Bonnet, Cap and Mantua Ribbons;
1000 dozen cotton hose and gloves.
i2OO brown aud bleached tahle-cloths;
Camles, chambreys, nankeens, wadding, diapersi
wool and cotton flannel; canvas: padding; sir anu
cotton velvets; velvet cord; mite and black nets
bareges; grapes; laces; bindings; kid gloves, Lam
caster quilts; umbrellas. parasos; silk and cotton
cravats and handkerchief combs; suspenders:
thread; buttons: needles, &c. All of which we will
sell cheap. We RESPECTFULLY invite the attention OF
our old customers and country merchants general
ly. [mhlYd2aw4I II. IL E. SLEVlN
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JAMES LOW e. CO.,
Az Main street.

LOUIS KENTUCKY,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform purchasers OF Goods
II that they have now on hand one OF the most
complete stocks of TRY GOODS to be found in
the Western Country.
Their purchases are made exclusively for cash,
and their motto is-sma profits and quick returns.
They solicit an examination OF their stock from
all purchasers of goods in this market
mlIetf
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3U0 do pumps sole Kip Boots lex lg'th) at So 30
ltU doz do No Mp Boots al. ...... 2l.00
lou pairs fine imitation stitch Sh,es........ l.55
We are constantly manufacturing twelve humid
red pair OF Boots per week keeping hundred and
seventy five hands employed and can I'LL Orders at
any time the shortest notice. Country Dealers
will tind saving Of from % % per to buy
lh r STOCK VI the manufacturer, lastead oil paying
the merchant S25 per case for the same Kind OF
Boots that we sell for S2l. We are now supplying
some Oi the largest dealers in ST. Louis and Louis
vile, and have been for the last two years. Our
Boots have givensgood satisfaction, and all goods
sold by us warranted TO do SO. Dealers, by calling
al No Pearl street. " ut the mandatory, on the
corner of Sycamore and Columbia SITS. lin Clay
tons buildinglcan examine the goods and Judge tor
themselves The above prices are as low as the
same kind OF boots can be bought in New Yorh or
Boston. We are now receiving large stock OF
Shoes, which will be sold equally as low.
AS ii is idle and delusive to hope for large profits
the general diffusion of IN diligence, and the easy
aud rapid communication between city dealers and
country merchants, renders extensive and regular
rade the old basis Vi small sales anu large prof
its. utterly impossible; therefore we have adopted
the motto, 'larse safes and small profits, believing
by trading on this principle, we can draw large
share OF The trade which has Usually gone East, III
CINCINNATI. and thereby save 10 ~ p per cent 10
the Country Merchant.
sy-Leather bought at all times Tor cash or taken
in exchange Tor bOols or Shoes
FlLLEY g. CHAPLIN.
Cincinnati, Nov. 25-ieblU'ol. lyrdaw
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SUNDRIES.
4 CASE Do Illus Mieg Al chinlz prints,
Il do Silk Serge;
2 do Solid cold Lawns;
do do black DO:
do Small figured do;
d" Kid Gloves;
90 Cartoons Swiss Dress =;
5 Cases Fancy Flowers;
% do cold Silks;
? do printed fouard Silks;
do Drape d lite;
300 blue green and white mosquito nets;
iU0 pcs silk handkerchief, very sup. article;
cases white Cotton Hose, (EngIishD
do cold undershirts;
10 do Clinton Tweeds;
2 do Cadet mixed Satiinet:
2 do A. & III. Sprague's ruby prints;
Go Fancy cold Tweeds, all wool;
8 Cartoon dotted Swiss received this day an
or sale by JAS. LOW a. Co..
smhl6-dawtf Az Main street, Louisville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-22
MORGAN a. KEEN

Lave just received per steamer Lafayette, a
Il l. new supply OF hardware and cutlery. fol-
lows: Knives aud FORKS of various styles and quail.
ties, pocket knives, butcher do metallic strength
ened table spoons Leavy iron do; German silver do;
do do TEASPOONS; British plate do do. Butts, screws
and padlocKs: hatchets: Collins and Simmons axes
augurs, gmblets and curry combs; scissors, shears
and thlmbles. hand.saw files, tacKs. trace chains
&C.. at low prices dee | .