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NEWS BY TIE L e CIR APH.
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IMPORTANT CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
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British Movements in Central America.
Report Of the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations.
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CANADIAN RECIPROCITY IN The HOUSE.
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Arrival OF Hon. w. Il. King at Havana.
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The Canal Question in the New York Assembly.
EXCITING DEBATE BETWEEN CITY DELEGATES
Extensive Strike OF the Employees on the
Baltimore dhd Ohio Railroad.
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NUMEROUS MARITIME DISASTERS.
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY IN The HoJSE.
Extensive Strike or the Employees on tn,
Baltimore dhd Ohio Railroad.
NUMEROUS MARITIME DISASTERS.
&c. &c., DO.
From Washington city.

From Washington City.
rHE TEHyANTEPEC DIFFIcULTY-TExAs BoyDs-
REJECTION OF JUDGE BADGER, ETo.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, Feb 11--7HP M
The abciitionist onslaught on the Tehusntepoc ques
tion by Mr. sewa I'd to be followed on Monday by Mr.
Hale has greatly strengthened the feeling in favor of tn.
resolutions of the Senate Committee Foreign Relations
The bill for the relief of the Texas creditors will undoubt
edy pass the Senate The States rights speech Of Mr.
Hunter as also General Houston's remarks to day. have
failed to shake In the slightest the impression created By
Nr. Pearces eloquent exposition Of the case
Mr.. Badger has at length been put out Of pain his no
'ninston having been rejected to-day, by majority
CATION RELATIVE TO THE CAPITOL ExTENSIoN-
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS, ETC.
FROM RIGUIAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON Feb. II, 1863.
Mr. Doty, OF Wisconsin, Ia about to introduce in tn,
House, under the rule petition accompanied BY bill
approprating $500 900 for the immediate construction
under the direction Of the Postmaster General and To
biographical Engineers, air line post route railroat
from Washington, via Baltimore and Philadelphia {,
New York. By referring the proposition to the Com
nittee on Post Offices and Post Roads, he hopes to ge
4he report either for against and thus bring the sub
ect before the House. II the committee do not report
ne VIII move 1t as amendment to the Post Route bill
Ar Ciemesss Was absent from tho Senate to-day wher
MT Badgers nomination rejected.
Edward Phelps, Second Comptroller Of the Treasury
resigned today John NJ Brodhead formerly Chief Clcrl
IN the Treasury appointed in bis place. and confirm
ed by the Senate
The President has nominated John Randolph Clay
AZ Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpotentiary al
Peru, and Theodore Jay Charge to the Swiss Confe
deraton
The Committee Of Investigation on the charges agains,
parties connected with the Capitol extension are busy
engaged in taking evidence From the testimony taken
70 far would appear that the charges Of gross
tion are fully substantated One Of the COMMITTEES Of
Investigation states that judging from the evidence al
ready take7 he has doubt that least one third
the amount 0O appropriated BY Congress- for the
erection OF the Capitol extension has been
ana that various parties, high and low implicated In
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From the South.
n..rnnu.. III. II

BALTIMORE, Fob. IL, 1853
We have no mail South of Richmond
Tie susquehanns Bridge bill, made the order of
'he aay IN the House OF Delegates for Monday next.
section laying the capaon tax fifteen cents on each
passenger PASSING over said bridge was adopted.
letter from an officer Of the u. g. frigate Congress-
aaeo MO de Janelro JAN ~ states that that vessel was
TO be towed out Of The port by the steamer saranac
yellow fever Threatened to be ata there than ever
Is rumored, but the rumor requires conilrmat ation
that Lieutenant Haywood of the Ssranac had fallen a
victim TO yellow fever.
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THE RECIPROCITY BILL UNSATISFACTORY ETC.
BosroN, Feb. II, 1855
Halifax dates to the 9th inst have reached u.s. The
papers having received intnation from Washington
to the nature of the Reciprocal b which the Committee
on Commerce propose 10 introduce into Congress- say
that 1t viii be unsatisfactory to Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick because the duty on coal is retained.
The winter In Halifax continues unprccedentcdy mild
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Lato and Interesting from Havana.
ARRIVAL OUT OF WOE PRESIDENT KING IN I'M
PROVED HEALTH.

AhhiVAL OUT OF WOE PRESIDENT KING IN I'M
PROVED HEALTH.
CHARLESTON, Feb H. 1858.
The steamship Isabel Capt Rollin from Havana ON
the 9Th inst and Key West the morning Of the 9TH has
arrived at this port.
The United States steamship Fulton, with the Hon W.
r. King on board arrived at Havana the 9th inst Mr.
King was in improved health.
An English man of war at Havana offered salute but
the courtesy declined.
The United States soop Cyane sailed on the 7th
for Tortugas and Pensacola.
The political news is devoid of interest.
The loss by the great FIRE al Cardenas Is estimated at
fully 81 100000.
HAVANA MARKETS.
Since the 2sth utmo the weather had been favorab
and sugars mad arrived more freely. They commanded
the highest figures Molasses selling higher prices
few vessels had been chartered for Cowes at Go 5s
and for New York at IL reals per box.
Exchange was dull. Sterling, 10 per cent prem: New
York and Boston, Ia In discount.
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New ORLEANS, Feb II, 1855,
The sales of Rio coffee during the week have been 900
bags mostly at ehca 9Ec The stock on hand to night
is 81 900 bags
MOBILE, Feb H. 1853.
The sses Of cotton this week foot up 900 bales and
the receipts % 600. Middling is quoted az &c.
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The Jerry Rescue 'Srials.

AeASr, Feb. IL, LS,s
The Nry in tbe case Of Cobb one OF the Jerry
ouevs unable TO agree, and have been Jsehargea
Essetioa 81 u. 3. Senator for Now Jersey.
THHSroS, Feb, II, 1S5A
1As LsislstuYe, IN joint meeting, las just elected
john K Thomson United Stste Senator in place OF Com
msdore Stosatsn resigned Ths vote vas es Thou psoa
a.; William ]. Dayton, 81.
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Perennial Intelligence.

Stanton NJ c. Chairman Of the Committee OF Naval Al
Tais arrived esse~a, Ia The cii.I and a,c topping a
The Metropolitan Hotel.
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HfW1WNMt1On VOS0nk0U0f0 St00ktONs
The following Commodore Stockton's letter 70 A.
Governor Of New Jersey iesgnng his seat In ths II sts
OF the United States -
10 Hrs FxrMIENcy GgoRcE I. FoRr.
GOVERNOR or EEw JgRsEY.
sur with high appreciation Of the honor Snd n.
sponsbllty Of my position and with gratefrA scnsu al
my obligations TO my constituents for their confdencs
and support during the brief time have soprcsentsd
them in the councils Of the nation beg leave 10 tender
my resignation Senator Of the Unitxd states fous
New Jerpey, TO take effect or after d. eth a Masoh
next Your exccency will be pleased to- submt this COM
muncaIon 10 the Legislature durr their present
zion, Faithfully your oi N6ieut servant
RO'ERT r. STO(xT0N.
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Affairs Mt the State Capital.
ALL QUIET IN THE SENATE-CANAL BREEZE IN TIL
ASSEMBLY, ETC.


ALL QUIET IN THE sENATE-CANAL BREEZE IN THE
ASSEMBLY, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, Fob. H. 1868.
Business TO day progressed In the Senate with dignity
and decoru The crowd gathered to listen to eoquence
the broadway Railroad and O'suivans missile, were
disappointed. That matter viii be taken up Monday
after Mr. Bcekmsns return, when Mr. Conger win defend
himself
In the House, the discussion Messrs Loomis 4
Vests resolutions resumed. Daniel b. Taylor offer.
cd substitute basis for the bin to raise 370
canals He wanted something tangible The House adopted
tby SIS to IS. Most unexpectedly reconsideration
carried when Mr. Shaw accused Mr. Taylor Of being dis
respectful to Mr. Loomis Mr. Taylor under the excite
mont, commenced sharp reply which the Speaker
rested The House, lobby and galleries. expecting
afacas but Mr. Taylor changed his course and the
ctement cooled of.
The Senate restriction Railroad bill sleeps in commit
tee-that body not having yet reported upon it. The
suspense is excruciatng on ell sides The committee say
nothing neither will they until they report The chances
now are that they win report against It. W.
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TN L0WiSxanA SHNatOrshtN
Nyw 0nIKASs Feb. 10. 1858.
Bosh Houses Of the Legsature todsy refused, BY
rrs majority to 70 into an election for United States
ssssac~, In place os Mr.. BoDIsmin.
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The Maine senatorshIs,.

ArarsrA Me-, Feb. II, lsSa
No balosfsss were he'd today for United States Sc
nato and the subject postponed 70 the 4h Of March
uHxt
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BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, I

FRIDAY Feb H. 1853. I
Present, sssstan. Alderman Brown in the cnir; Assi
ant Aldermen TAFT, Mabbatt, OBrien, Maybee, Breaden
Woodward, Ring, Wells Hunt, Bouton Mcown, Stewart
Wheelan Barker the President, Crawford OKccfe, saA
Mctonkey.
The minutes corrected In the resolution Of Assist
ant Alderman Ring las. meeting as to advertising assess
men lists for week. that 1t be intended to refer only
70 assessment for Second avenue.
FROM AInERMEN.
Resouton-Ihat Counsel 10 tho Corporation memorial
ee the Legislature for law authorizing 100 additional
Commissioners Of Deeds for tile city and county Of New
York. COncarrod in
ly Assistant Alderman BouToN--That the present fsh
market Of bukhead the foot of Catherine street,
b. taken down. that the alterations ordered In tho
slip between piers Nos ~ and rs may be properly car
rieG into effect and that the fishermen and others
pyng said building be provided with stands on the es
end Of the market house Catherine street. the expense
10 e drawn from the appropriation for public buildings
To Committee on Markets.
Gas Company lay the mains in Eighth avenue, FROM
Forty fourth street to fty first street. Adopted.
os Committee Poice-In Of paying tho bill of
Dr. Hill for services rendered at the Twelfth ward sntion
house. Adopted.
OF Committee on Fnance-Recommending the spplica-
ton of Charles Campbell be referred to the Street Cs
mttee in fvo, Of remit ting personal tax of f. Kecer
refund to Joseph West taxes erroneousy
paid; to in granting applications Of d. Lathxs
and others for correction OF taa to in granting
petition Of Andrew Iceson and Julia A. Burnhaua f<
came. Al adopted
or same ccmmittee-To concur to psy John D. Love
poon $40 per month FOR cleaning court room Of second
AhrrpaiiveIhe President. Mesrrs, Brown, Tait Nab
bait oB,ien Maybce, Broaden Ring Bouton, McGown,
stewart, Whean Barker Crawford, OKecfe, and MoCoa-
key--1G.
fsamero in petition Of MARITIME for reduction
Of tan in 1S4T--Reierred back.
Oh Committee on sewers-To concur in extending time
70 H. n Warts on sewers in Tenth avenue from Tweny
ninth street. to through Tiriicth street, to Ninth
avenue and in Nineteenth street, from Eighth to Seventh
avenue. Adopted.
OF COMMITTEES on Croton Aqueduct--Advsrse, for
the present to lay water pipes and set hydrant N
Thirty third street between Nnth and Tenth avenues.
Adopted
o' Committee on Repairs and supplles-In favor OF
referring bills paid By foreman OF Hose No. p 10 Com
mittee on Fire Department. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned 10 Saturday afternoon, ~
c. T. McCLENACHAN, Clcrk.
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TM0 B1Ack WafkSor OeSaI"cn ~ HhCWNe
MoBuz, Feb. II. 1888.
The steamship BLACK Warrior is 70 heavily laden that
she h,a nc, been ah' 10 cse.s e haT sni Nn be de-
tsinsd kess ar III Nos,day.
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United States scops Of Ievant for Bnrce,oua and
e. IouL, C.mmsaacr ooa, ,ss Ia.se.is. ss. gosS
Nchcp on tLc ath plt
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NO StGlke Mt PhIINdetphIa.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL, 1851.
There has been strike In this city among the oa
wcrkn,ep, or maciinists.
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risked but little and that little nj premiums
ExFcUlyR sEssION-Me. BADGER's ApPoINTMxNT
The bill postponed till Thursday next The Senate
then went into Executive session. and while therein Mr.
Badgers nomination, by yeas 2e TO nays 25, was post
poned indefinitely
The Senate then adjourned.
House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1853.
EXPENSES or AN INDIAN WAR IN OREGON
The House passed the bill for settling and adjusting the
expense incurred by the people of Oregon In the Cyuse
war.
RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA, Mc
Mr.. SEYMOUR, (dem) Of N Y, from the Committee
Commerce reported bin to establish reciprocal trade
with the British North American Provinces on certain
conditions IA full report Of the bill Is given in another
portion Of this edition of the HKRALD.l
Mr.. SEYMOUR moved that the BILL together with the
report, be printed which agreed to- He then moved
to recommit the BILL and that its further confederation
be postponed until Thursday next.
Mr.. JONES' dem. of Tenn, said the bill in under
unanimous consent and to postpone its consideration to
certain be tantamount to making it special
order.
Mr. SEYMOUR said he merely made his motion to keep
the bill from going to the Speakers table.
Mr. C1INcNAr (whig,) ofN G., said there was 50 much
confusion that he was unable TO hear what the bill
The SPEAKER said its title had been read twice.
Mr. CIIsesAS-No doubt about that # you tell me so;
The bill again read by It's title.
Dir. CLINGMAN-When was It ntroducedf
The srRAKER-By unanimous consent, a few minutes
Mr.. SEYMOUR, there being objection withdrew his
motion.
Mr.. JONES Of Tenn moved that the bill be referred to
the Committee Of the Whole the state Of the Union;
pending which. the House went into Committee of the
Whole on the state OF the Union
BILL.
Mr.. DAVIS (whig) Of Mass, opposed the amendment
heretofore offered to restore the civil for the military
perinepdency at the armOries.
Mr. FAUIKNER (whg of Va, supported It. and, aftera
reply by Mr.. Stanly tho amendment adopted.
The Committee rose, when the amendments made in
Committee were concurred BY yeas ST. nays 81 after
which the bin was passed.
The House adjourned and for the third time pa ssed
over the order for an evening session.
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Michigan Lee1slature.
DETROIT, Feb. II, 1852
The general Railroad law passed the House this mora
Ia " srss r,s,oits 4 wiz, hogeycr, be probably
killed. Ia Ls sSns;e,
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ANY Landlord or keeper Of sailors boarding house
enticing seaman 10 desert his ship harboring de-
scrier shall forfeit $780, and be imprisoned for not
ceeding six months; the fine to be paid to tho
master prosecuting.
The rest Of the bill provides for the details Of
these new provisions.
It was referred to Hhe Committee on Commerce.
PAssAGE OF RxLW BILLS.
The bills for tho relief of William Weeks for the relief
Of the town OF Beneveu Iowa. the relief OF Mary Wood
ward, j. G. Pitcher Christine Barnard and the bill au-
tosng exchanges in the location of certain land Offices
were severally taken up and passed.
TIE REPUBLIC
Mr.. MILLER, (whig) Of N. j., gave notice that on TO-
morrow he would ask permission to address the Senate
upon the subject OF recognizing the independence Of
Liberia.
1HK TrxAS DEET MIL
was taken up and
Mr. HoUsToE (den of Texas addressed the Senate for
an hour, in opposition thereto. He said Texas in
Cured the debt and she best understood her own rights
and honor and the rights and equity of her creditors
and should be allowed to settle her own pecunary
affairs IN her own way, independent of the
interference of the United States Texas had mant
her honor and her faith In the darkest hours Of and
wa<t, and that honor should not DO Questioned by
the United States, at the insgaon Of specuator
to aid her. but whO when they the star OF her
glory ascending brightly there and by corruption
and fraud involved her in specuations In which they
rsked but ttle and that little at premium
EXECUTIVE sEsaON-Ma- BADGERS APPOINTMENT REJECTED
The bill postponed till Thursday next. The Senate
then went into Executive session. and while therein Mr..
Badgers nomination, by yeas 2s TO nays 25 post
poned indefinitely
The Senate then adjourned.
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SHERIrF,S SALE.

PY Virtue OF TWO wRTrs o. EXECUTION,
IL zone IN otlsr II
of the Evansville and Illinois Railroad COMPANY, ana
against Benjamin r. Horde issued out Of the Office OF
the Clerk CT Vanderburgh Cireat Court and to me di
rected will Saturday the l2th day of February a ID
1853. between the hours OF 10 o'clock NJ anao O'Clock
p NJ of said day. at the door Court House, in the
city of Evansville. expose 20 sale the rents, issues
and profits for the term of seven years OF the ioiiowng
described real estate to wit: Lots Number Seventeen
and Eighteen in Block Number One in Liston's d
Lockhas enlargement, adjoining the city OF Evansville
and in default the rents issues and profits selling for
n sufficient satisfy said execution. will al the
and place offer for sale the fee simple of said
real estate JOHN 5. TERRY,
jlnl5 -3w Sheriff Vanderburgh County.
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Mr.. Chandler objected to its second read

Mr.. Chandler objected to its second read.
ing.
The House then took up the bill to sup.
District.
The House then adjourned.
New YORK, Jan. Is.
The Black Warrior, fl ON Havana, with
dates to 18th inst, has arrived. DIR. Gard
ner is passenger on her.
The ship Japonica, of Philadelphia, ar
rived at Havana, on the 18th, with two Mex.
can gentlemen, who were Oh their way to
Jamaica, to prevail upon Santa Anna to re-
turn to Mexico.
The Eldorado arrived at Norfolk on the
18th.
The u. s. steamer Fulton sailed last night
for Havana, with Dir. King, whose health was
Improving.
AT Binghampton, a collision occurred on the
Erie Railroad, by an express train bound east,
and all extra train coming in conta t. Ill
the cars were thrown off the road and sever
al persons were injured slightly.
BALTIMORE. Jan. Is.
The Governor of Vermont has appointed
Samuel R. Philips, 10 the Senate, vice, Up
ham, decd. Cass is expected 10 deliver
great speech upon Cuba. The Providence
Journal has an extract of letter addressed to
Gen. Pitman, by Capt. Slocum. who went
with Gardner; in crossing the mountains
were fired upon by Guerrillas, who killed the
Mexican servants and their mules.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
Tn the Supreme Court to-day the case of
the Troy nail Factory against E. Corning and
others, Of New York, for alledged infringe
ment of Burdens patent binding lever in the
making of railroad spikes, was reversed and
directed perpetual injunction to be issued.
New ORLEANS, Jan. Is, p. NJ.
1t has rained all day. Corn 5000 sacks |
sold at 52@57c. OATS, 500 sacks sold at
iSc.
New ORLEANS, Jan. II.
Flour-Ohio is quiet at 81 S0@S4 co.
Corn-l0,OOO sacks sold at 5O@55c. Bacon
casks sold at Ole. Mess Pork
| 700 bbls, uninspected, sold at Sl7 25@$l7
so. Prime lard in bbls lO4c; kegs lie
Fair sugar 4@45c. Prime Molasses colo !
,3c.
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Eamasco Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE q RETAIL.

80 Messrs. kARSCH, WETZEL & KLINTWORr
would inform the public that having recently
-<AAa- established ia Lamasco City, Steam Furniture
- Factory. they have commenced manufacturing
bureaus bedsea6 Wardrobes and several other kinds
OF Furniture by steam thus enabling them furnish these
articles lower than can be purchaser in this city,
anu NJ iHetRRet Factory prices Their work in every
respects equal 10 that ofthe Cincinnati factories.
They are also prepared 10 do Turning ofeyery des
crpuon and will be prepared TO furnish country
with what they desire in this particular. The at
tenton OF those wanting Furniture called to the work OF
this Factory.
The wareroom is Main street, between Third and
Fourth We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides all other kinds of Furniture. at the room.
Tdec2S-ly1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE undersigned respectfully announces that he will
Il remain in this city short time, and will be happy
10 receive at his such ladies and gentlemen may
desrc Likenesses of themselves, friends children
neatly executed and set in ockets breastpin- finger
fng or plain and fancy cases. in the very best style.
Ladies and gentlemen invited 10 call and examine
specimens and are assured that picture is allowed
pas: from his unless il in every particular en-
treiy satisfactory TO the sitter well the Artist.
II. oms IN Fosters building, formerly occupied by
WebSter IL Miles. Ideeltf FJCHAPNAN.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

PT VIRTUE OF SPECIAL WRIT of Execution, Tin favor
- of Samuel Lister and against the heirs oil Jehn H.
Sesman.) issued of the Office of the Clerk OF the
Marlborough Circuit Court. and to me directed viii
on Saturday the 18th day of February le13 between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock r. M OF said
day. ut the door of the Court House. in the city OF Evans
ve expose sale the rents issues and profits for the
term Of years OF the following described real
to witt Lots Eeighteen and Nineteen In the subdivision
made by Samuel Lister OF Ont Lot Number Two in the
upper enlargement of the Town of Evansville, and in
default the rents issues and profits selling for sum
sufficient satisfy said execution will at the same time
aud place offer for sale the Fee mple of said real estate
JOHN s. TERRY, Sheriff, V. c.
Evansville, Jan. 12th, 1853. janl5--3w
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JOHN ca MATTHEW'S.
NJ EGG AEs FACT NV.

Sycamore ST., bettree7l Water and First streets.
ME subscriber has established Vinegar Factory at
Il Messrs. Z1hn * Witman's Liquor Store. at the
above location, where families and dealers may obtan
the best ty ofVnegr at less than Cincinnati prices
His Vine ar will be equal to the best in
the West dc invites the attention of the public TO his
mandatory. ldec3-6ml J. z. MATTHEW'S
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ID. wOoLSEY.
III. NELSON.
SEY. III.
'''' ARCTION.
WOSLSEY s. NILSSON.

XXTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctoneer
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses, Pctrrs Frames Notions @c. Partcularf.tten
ton given to the sale oil all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday Casi
advances made on Consignments.
aug % ly WOOLSEY 81 NELSON.
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TRwELRY & yOTIoyS.-Ear-rings, Fingerriugs
- Breas, Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs Purses. Fancy Soaps
Accorsps, Violins Pictures and various other notions
for sale by r
aug % ly WOOLSEY * NELSON.