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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-06-12
Cecil Bank.

PoRT DEPOSIT, June 70, 1852.
TlilS BANK Opens early n the morning,
Il aud closes at 3 p. NJ.
June IL \. ANDERSON, Cashier.
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HEALTH OF Mr.. CLAY.-A Washing
ton letter says that Mr.. Clay Is daily
sinking. He has during the past week
been threatned with an attack of dy-
sentery.
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FIRE AT CHEsTERTowN.-We learn
from the Baltimore San, that fire &C.
cured at Chestertown on the 18th inst.
which destroyed large granary belong,
ing to Capt. Hiram Brown; loss estina,
ted at $4,000. The fire was near the
residence of Judge Chambers, which
was saved with great difficulty.
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COUNTY Bus1NEss.-The Orphans
and Levy Courts have been in session
during this week. The Register in
forms us, that an unusually large num-
Der Of apprentices ndentures have been
granted this session.
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KILLED ON THE Rt1LRoaD.-A man
named James Groves was killed by the
train from Philadelphia On Tuesday
night, about 2 miles above Elkton.
From the position in which he was
found next morning, it is thought he
must have lain his head directly on the
railing. The night was very dark, and
the engineer did not know of the acct
dent until told of it next day. Groves
had been seen intoxicated during the
day.
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JOB PRINTING.--A fine assortment of
job Type just received at this office.
Hand Bills, Checks, Blank Notes, and
every description of Job Printing done
in the very best style, at short notice
and on cheap terms.
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O-Lola Montez Is soon TO appear il
Washington again.
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LIGHTNING RoDs.-There is an arti-
Gle on the first page in relation to thun-
der storms and the efficiency of light
ming rods, as protection against their
effects. We recommend persons wish
ing lightning rods to call on Mr.. Catch
el. The improvements, which Mr.. G.
has made, seem to warrant the assertion
that his rods are superior to any now in
use as Lightning conductors. His adver-
tisement will be found in another col
ulnn.
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kossUTH.--lt is stated that Kossuth's
motherand family are coming to America
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dent until told of it next day. Groves
had been seen intoxicated during the
day.
JUDGE bout the flthiest
mess of blackguardism, that we have
feen for long time, is the speech made
by Judge Douglas at the locofoco mass
meeting held at Washington on Wednes-
day night. We shall not insult our read
ers with any extract of the vulgar slang,
but will merely remark, that his speech
in the main, is not only mean, dirty and
contemplate, but grossly false. When
we think that the name of this foul
mouthed slanderer was mentioned in
connection with the Presidency by the
late locofoco convention, we involunta-
rily thank heaven, that We escaped even
the possibility of having such man at
the head of this government.
Mixed up with confused mass of lies
and vuIgaritv are Some assertion, that
could only have their origin in an over
stock of impudence and ignorance. In
the course of his TRADE, Judge Douglas
made use Of the following words: GAIL
experience has proved that the Wing
party is utterly incapable of administer
ing the government" We doubt very
much if Judge Douglas ever drew
single practical deduction from any fact
or theory in his life, if he had been capa-
bic of SO doing, he would undoubtedly
have long since come to the conclusion,
that, until he was thoroughly metamor-
phosed and purified, he was totally unfit
for anything above bar room bully.
With regard to the assertion that the
Wing party is incapable of administer
ing the government, nothing need be
said. Every body knows that in point
of ability the wings as aparty are far above
their oppone nts-that they number men
in their ranks whose equals We're never
produced in this or any other country
that the most difficult matters of for
eign and domestic policy have always
been managed by wings, and that IN
times Of danger, when factions threat
ened to dlsunite this country; wings
have stilled the troubled waters and re-
stored the country to peace and quiet.
J,curN,~c Rome Tboro &c On ,,t;
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DAILY JOURNAL



It is really true, says the Madison la.)
Banner, that the Locoioco party IS now and
ALWAYS have been as friendly to lrishnen and
their interests as Locofoco newspapers and
politicians would have that portion Of our fell
low citizens believe, just at this time. rhy did
TIE Locofoco members of Congress, IN ls4S,
,ssen Ireland tc1s suffering I'LL the horrors Of
frmias. REFUSE 10 aid her people tchen they c:re
calling upon our country for 6readl A bill,
appropriatng FIVE HUNDRED THOUS-
AND DOLLARS for the the purchase OF
provisions and the same to Ireland, WAS
INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE OF
THE UNITED STATES BY THE HON
ORABLE JOHN ]. CRITTENDEN,
AND PASSED THAT BODY BY A
VOTE OF TWENTY SEVEN TO THlR-
TEEN-ALL THOSE VOTING A
GAINST THE BILL BEING LOCOFO-
cos. In the House. Hon r. c. Winth-
rop moved to instruct the Committee OF
Ways AMI Means to report to that body the
same bill, but the motion was rejected by
vote Of I02 to So. Of tis 56 yeas, o5ieere
.IYhigs; of Io2 NAYS, SO ,csre Locofocos! This
is the kind of friendship which was then
shown the generous sons. of Ireland by the
party which makes such grand parades OF Its
love for Irishmen on the eve of every Presl-
dental election.
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Gifcuit Court.

This morning the acts of the General AS
sembly of 1852, continuing an act dividing
the State into ten Jndicial Circuits, were re-
ceiyved by the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Cir
cult Court. Judge Hovey called cohhse OF
the members of the Bar, who, with the Judge,
were unanimously of the opinion that the
law in the revised code of 1913 establishing
thirteen Circuits was repealed, and consc-
lduen;ly the Vsndefburgh Circuit Court could
not legally; at this times proceed with the
business in Court. Under the new act the
counties of Dubois; Martin, Daviess, Pike,
Knox, Gibson; Posey, Vanderburgh, War
rick, Spencer and Perry constitute the T'iird
judicial Circuit. The time fixed for holding
the tall term of the Circuit Court would COM
fnence in Vanderburgh on the second Monday
in Octo Ter; in Warrich ON the fist, Spencer
on the second, IA in Perry on the third Mon
DAYS in November.
II was the unanimous opinion of the Court
and the Bar that no Court could be held in
this Circuit EMIL after the election in october
We understand that Judge Wick and Judge
Eccles have come to the same conclusion IN
t .eir respective Greats.
Times Of yest5rday..
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OF A German revolutionary congress
assembled in Wheeling on Monday. 1t
was composed of delegates from Philadel-
Yhia, Newark, Boston, Roybury, Cincin
matt, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Albany,
Wheeling, Troy, Indianapolis, and London,
England. DR. Hornbrg Of indianapolis
was president. Letters were read from
Mazzini, Ruge, Eedrd, R6llin, Kossuth,
Kinkle, and Others. A resolution for the APP
pointment of the various committees, after
animated debate. was finally passed. The
resolution provides to define the position OF
Congress toward internal AFFAIRS, foreign
Affairs. to the German Hungarian loan, for
military organization in America in ccnfor-
nifty with the laws of the United States, foi
agitation of a revolutionary propaganda and
on publication.
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ADM 1srRAroRs SALE.

TINE undersigned Administrator of the estate
l. OF William Patten deed, will on the 7th
day Of October next, sell al public auction at his
residence in Union Township, in vanderburgh,
County. all the personal property belonging TO
said estate. consisting OF a lot of new and valua-
bic books, one horse and buggy &c.
TERMS or SalE--A sums of 81 and under
cash; on all sums over 81. crecit OF five months
will be given, The purchaser giving note With
approved security.
septl6-3w VOENY DAMON, Admir-.
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WHG PkosPEcTs IN OhIo.-The Cimcin-
natl Gazette gives thorough analysis of the
strerght of the parties in Ohio, and arrives
at the coneldsicn that General Scott will
receive the vote ofthat State. 1t is said to
be cestain that a great number Of Democrats
Sill 90 for Mm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.

Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.
Eraasrils Ind.
RE now receiving and opening i'm the large and com
IA modious building lately erected By Mr. 0!Irsr Ladd
largest and best assorted Stock Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods ever brought TO this market Our extensive fa
ces III connection with New York house, enables
us to offer such inducements To purchasers will make
to their advantage to purchase Of u.s. We shall
keep il at all times fall and we'll assorted with
Prints of ecerg kind stgle aud price,
Bleached shirrings and shcetings.s
Brown slrtinss and sbeolis OF all widths, style and
brands,
Mariners stripes,
Iickings OF all the different brands
Canton and Domet FIalnels.
Red, white and yellow Flannels, all wool,
Cloths of all coicis and prices. from the principal
French. English and Belgian factories.
Cassmeres, plain and fancy, single and double mild
Tw-eds, all WOOL and cotton and wool,
PLAID Linseys OF aii the different styles
Mousin dc Lares Of every style and price,
harlston. Lancaster and plain tlack Ginghams
Plain black Silks and Sattins,
silk, Cotton and Wool Vcsiings
hosery.,Mens English Wool hose aud half hose,
do do Cotton half hos
wonans 10 worst,d cotton Hoss all colcrs
Gloves--,stcns heavy Buck Cloves
do Kid, CersIn and Wool do,
Womens do do do do,
SIX, Linen and Cotton Pocket Handk srchiefs,
JicOncu Muslins
Book MusliDs.
Plaid Cambricss,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns, $500.
Irish Linin dress III and undressed in half pieces,
Colored and Paper CsmbrcSs,
Italian sewing SILK all colors and Letters,
Spool Silk,
spool Cotton,
Marslalls Linen Thread all numbers,
Goats cotton, do
Plain. EmOrod and Printed long and square wool
Shawls.
Blankets full assortment
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Clclhs,
silk aud Mohair Lusters,
o Pl.n, figured and Plaid Pcpns, 81.
Buttons, combs aud fancy good. Of every Kind and
description all Of which offer the trad, If the low
est Cincinnati prices.
scpti5 MERRITT, FIELD q CO.
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FIRE.-On Saturday night the 18th inst !,
st about o'clock, the large steam saw mill
belonging to Mr. DInie Poole, situated on
the bank of The river immediately in front of
town was discovered to be on Gre. The wind
was blowing very strop: from the north at
the time and the mill was Wrapped in fl ,mes
ira few minutes. Although tn building was
entirely consumed the boilers ami engine
were not damaged great deal. aud none of
the lumber in the yard was d srosed. The
Office adj ,cent to the mill, together with the
books, was saved.
The mill was erected at cost of over four
thousand dollars, and Mr.. Poles loss Is OF
course heavy. 1t is Mr. P's. intention to re-
build immediateiy.- NJ Carmel Rey.
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THE undersigned have forml a copartnerShip in lc
l. Iirea and Bpoihrcary buhess-and will Continue
mt the oil stand on Main stree, formerly occupied by
W. NJ Wuolsey. They have 81 hand general sort.
men of Medicines Paints, Ci Varnisbcss W.rdov
Glass rrimting Ink, &C., &C., (which they invit, the
attention OF Cd customers and y public.
Ply sicIns Prescriptions careily attended to, both
partners being fully competent aitend to that er-nch
IL the husincSs q. NJ. WOOLSEy,
Eya,.5, .slc Sept. 20 1852. RANCIS A. LiNCK.
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a CARD.
BOOTS & SHOES! BOOTS & SHOES !
By the Package, Dozen, or at Rsfaiii

By the Package Dozen, or az Retail!
4 BOUT the 10Th of srDt.mber next We expect to
n open. in Evansville. large and very well assorted
lot of BOOTS and ShOES. which selected With
much by experienced buyer in Boston aud vari
Gus manufacturing districts in Massachu etts from first
hands, comprising the very best work, such bear tho
brands Of SVcunIb, Partridge, Wood, Allen & Flag, and
Ryan's fine Philadelphia work, dc.
We ,umincnce business in Evansville exp cling
intending 10 become permanent citizens, aud hope to
merit both custom confidence.
Our StOr. Is Main street, al Dabeock Brothers.
Aarawarc stand. Peasc cali on US:
v X. HENDRICKS s. co.
Our Retail Rooms viii be furnished with New Eng
land Custo work, such has, perhaps. been KEEP
ia Evansville; and such NH war; nj I'm writing.
seit7 V. X. II. & co.
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RAILROAD EEErTION.

NJ Office is hereby gvcn that Election for thirteen
Directors OF the Evansville aid Illinois Railroad
Company 10 for the ensuing year, will be he'll
III the Court Houss in Evansville Mond.y the fin
day of Octobernrxt, between the hours of 10 o'clock
aud 4 o, lock P. ". Office +. l. X. X.
JOHN INGLE Jr. Sec,
Evansville, Ind Sept. seth 1859 sef,t22
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also hue assotlncnt Of fine Linen Shirts and Cravats,
varons other articles.
Ia addition 10 above fmy usual stock) have just
returned from the East with splsuded and extensive
sork OF Cloths of evsry description VIII sen low al
WhOlesal, and Retail. hiBudearc the same 10 order.
G. ,od fits aud perfect satisfaction. or no trade.
am now using in my establishment Patent SEEMING
Machine. which enables me 10 make up cheaper than any
other establishment which dos not use Them. rh Pa
chine is work iug IOuOn in the Tailoring business.
have obtained the sole right to sell patent rights OF this
invention in Marlborough coanty and ash from the trade
an examination OF his machine
scptf 5. GUMBERTS.
p. ST. take measures for Clothing. ~ ally kind, and
make to order in the best style.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NCTICH

NOTICE is hereby given tina. have thfs day
In taken out letters of Administrator en- the
estate Of William PatIen, late of Vanderburgh,
Co decd All persons indebted TO sid estate, are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims will present them for settlement.
Said estate is probably insolvent.
septi63w VOLNEY DAMON, Admir-.
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WI I'LL be sold cheap for ,sh, accommoi ai nc
w serms. The followhiproprrts:- East half South
-Eas, quarter Section Two, bwnship Six, Range ien
est near the lands OF WnsO rnGn and the nsirs of
X. NJ Evans. Persons desiras Of purchasing will call
Immediately OH B.tlxER s. dRVlN, Agents.
scpta5
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cc-PAprYD gSuIP IT oTIcE,

CS-P ANTNE K5f1lP n JTlIE.
THE subscribers have th sy entered into Copart
u nershp, Uud IT ionsil and style OF $40 wELI PACK
& TAYLOR. aid have ur hascd the very hr.. stock of
Boots aud Shoes Hats and Cars of j. b. Foster d Co.
wc they will make large al seasOnable addtvns and
VIII continue the above business on Main street oppo
site tire Bauk, and would solicit liberal share public
patronage.
icI1-d@wv STOWEiL. PAGE & TAYLOR.
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FRESH RRIyAL.

n TEsSRS. Scanin and IRWIN have just received the
wi largest and best ABSORBENT OF Stoves brought
io ihis market among whc will be found the Comet.
Odd Fellow and three kline of Double oven, and all
kinds of Paror Premiums nd Heating stoves. Also the
improved JacssnI's DoUbieOven, the best aud most
economical stove ia with will insure to give
better satisfaction than any Owe brought to this city,
sspte5 lain ST lst and 2d streets.
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Jfr.. 1900 -" W.
NJ SRRITr, FELO.6 CO

IMPORTERS ani WhnIcsat Dealers in Foreign and
i Domestic lIry Goods, Hasaps Boots and Shoes.
li.ls buiiing Firs. sfre.betwcen Main and Ssca-
more Eyansvc, Ind. ePaFtllar attention paii to- or
ders.) s-pc3
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Sfvaye<ss
JACKsoN,s COOKING s5yyS.

JAChoONS SOOhiNN - ~ 49,.
TINE undersigned would respectfully irm the pnb.
i lie, that tbs stoves advertised. for ain this rity
by Scantlin Il Paryn. purpOrng 10 DC aETpr0 -eRsat
upon my patent Cooking Stove Is ens f,fg " So
far my name Is connsSted with it, Tn has never
been any improvement made ulou,'py sto nor "A st0vs,
made ny any body combining ihc pT.ciplw hich make
mine superior ID auy nov ia us:, as co0 Gi.d 5ak-
ing stove.
The thing hcHesfered npon ne credit my stove, is
patient long ago superceued aid thrUwhiGc ia The
EAST, aud recently picket up IA Cincnns ard now
brought into this market inpOss upon = pa., c.-
Jacksons Genuine stove be had only ots Sranilin
& Son. who have In, exclusive right 10 .aknc ssh The
same in Indiana.
Pts HENRY SKSOS,
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pANKNoFIc1.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Anal Election for
IN eight Directors in the BrI.th at nnsyillc of the
state Bank Of hdian:., win BE- held the Banking
House Monday ths LIST day of Noyeier ensuing be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock A H.4oSk Pm
81 order the Board alDireetors.
sept2S-aw q. W. RATION. Cashier
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FRESH ARRIVAL!

FRESH AREIIV AL!
4 OCASES Hats Cals and Bonn-ts, just received lcr
40 steamer RindoO. C'niprisng ia part, the Gllow
ing, viz:
doz. y. b Angola SILK Hats;
9 do Excelsior do do
/ do Fashioiiahie Mole Skn do
do Box Maps'd do
Is do Fashion..bie Bck Brush do
N do do do Nutria do
70 do meas hex Baena Vista Hats;
10 do 90 silk Plush Caps, ass'd;
SO do Bo,s and Infants Velvet Terbanf and Caps;
50 do do Cloth Caps;
o. dA do Cotton Plush DIS
~ do do Boston Cloth do
- 10 MEMS nostair do
Is DO do Cotn do A., - I'll
90 do Florence hrailBonusts ass'd; and n sale by
.eet2l MORGAN; KEEN & PRESTON.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned has taken out letters Of admnistra
j. tion on the Estate OF 4. H. Hood. late OF Wander.
burgh county, Diseased. an those indebted said
tate, please call and settle the without delay,
and those having claims against said estate viii lease
present them duly Authenticated for settlement Said
Estate is supposed to be Solvent
Evansville Sept 18th lS52, ELECTA w. HOOD.
septIA 3w AdministrstrH.
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EUisNlTUHE.
EvANsAILLE HAT ID ANOfAcTo .sY

Z AAN 0IIulJ u ItfAL w = " . Z "a ~ -NA
FALi STYLE OF HATS.
RESPECTFULLY Invite the attention of the public to
L my ss lie of Hats The shape is elegant and of the
approved style. Having selected the very
Stock quality will be equal to am. Gentlemen
icavmg their ore may assured that ius will
be spared ia giving item t2stful and becoming hat.
All Kinds % fncy Silk and Fur hats made order Par
ticUlar attention IS paid TO ordered hats Very Cheap
Caps. P.VAUflER.
sePili First street 81 door above Main.
HBALES CHAMELEON BROWN SHEETINGS, Just
4 - rec i and for sale by
septa. MORGAN, KEEN e. PRESTON
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TENNEssEE None, bdght by
il Sc. GILBERT & CO.
sept21 Sycamore near Water: /.
OCAsEs Fancy Prints red and for sale by
= .cpt2i JAS LOW & c.. Al Main ST. Lou. KY
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Fsail and U later Dry Goods.
WENT WORTH ROTHERS s.

Corner Of Main and Fourth street.. Cincinnati Ohio.
uAV Enow in Store, and will b. constantly receiving
during the season, large aud complete assortment
of Foreign and Domestic dry goods. To which they
pectfully invite the attention Of Country Merchants-
Their stock has been selected win great care, and will
be sold AZ small advance for cash or approves credit
sept6 It'd Inv
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ROOTS AEDSHoEs
HlTS AND CAPS

rSCASES Angola, Kossuth, California and Bune
- Vista Hats; Cioih NJ ohair, End silk Piusil Caps.
sep rs MERRITT; FIELD * co.
The following papers viii copy above adys to the
amount oil s., aud send bills t0 advertisers:
Courier, Henderser: Democrat, ScSburgh; Journal.
Hutsouyille Gazette, tinccnnes; Clario., Princeton;
Register, Mt Carmel; Standard, bowling Grccn Advo-
cate. Nj. Vernon.
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;tass or ana.s1 Comfy, IS
John Graham,
rs SForeign Attachment,
NJ SIS

Adam Liter,
In the VandeabHrgh Circuit Court. Sept. 1852.
NOTICE is hereby giysn that in the above entitled
~ cause "A writ OF foreign Attackirfent issued
The 9Th day Of June A. y 1852 cut Of the Office Of the
Clerk of the VanderLurh circuf. Court, against the
Lands and tenements erdilanents, goods. ehattics,
rights credits monies ad effect OF said defendant,
which said writ has been pturped executed by the Shcr
if of Vanderburh Count The said defendant Is there
10, hereby notified thpeldency of said sait and
unless the said defcdaatbe and appear ia said Court
and defend the same as provided by law, saii Coun
will the proper time place. rocee To adudicaic
thereon in the absence of ard defendant.
sept29 Witness, Eh.sflNsoN, CLERK.
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NEW GOODS.
.TCcAsEs AND BALES OF DRY GooDs-Jast reed
= per steamers win City, Envoy. Golden State. o,c.
direct from the manufactures, Comprising in part,
Wit
Eleach"d Muslins ass'd;
Mous!in DeLaiis do
Ginghams do
Jiconcis do
Canbrics do
Cross red Muslins do
Swiss and Null DO
Bobinets Irish lnens 10
l.aces, Edgng and Insertions;
SILK, Cotton aud Linen Hkfs;
Suspenders assh
Combs, Fine. Rc.diag and Tuck;
Single and Double Bloomcr Tuck Combs;
Notions of every description
Also, '
Over Coating, every kind,
Cloths Blue, Black aud Fancy;
crs Black and Fame, Doeskn
60 do do Plain;
Satinet.s, large assortment
.fGSEN,
Large and choice s-cctious OF Prints Of the most ap
proved Brands Of the latest aad nor beautiful sly les
5'St quality and "fest e.iors in worI If Merchants
visiting Evansville. want the very "tfp Of fashion the.
1id ara be accommodated by calling the store of
septl7 MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON. on Main ST.