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IHE NEw loRK Nartoy,, n.,oc,,r Tbis uor
conducted and able sheet sbo,e. sons =
prosperity has % long been sara,,h - ,bo dsnooe
'aey OF The Union that they were unabe IN mainan an
sneent and reliable na0aai organ al the Commercial
mopols that we rejoice - the evidence tha i dailv III
eIed mai That reproaeh is 4 last wiped o,, Or dsno
s,aue trends N want Of New York daily vii sod Is.
Oemoea 70 reach high standard, viewed eonrs,sI,,,'
politically, or as a newspaper y
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The State OF louisiana ha, now, Tor The fist tune in
her history, asylum for the deaf dumb and blind in
operation. The institution opened on the frs: OF
December last, and The inmates number thirteen By
The first annual report recently published, il appears thai
the number OF deaf, dumb, and blind 10 the State entitled
10 Instructions is estimated al about two hundred new
AMI commodious building is about 10 be erected for lhe
institution.
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,, osow y Letter from PaiofelJ, Hampshire eoon,y.
'ssssSenases dated on Monday says The eronnd 4
49,. 49, w',h snow AL looks Ike winter Win !. !,
''g rs !, ~ day yesterday" :
spog i u. 'o,Sh New York; Republican SAYS The
la, NM. :, Yen o. fifteen miles s.s, IL hi. vii
'eel deeP--,hs heavy ta On D'e Wa, shref
added foot 10 It," s'"ss'y ngh' having
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS on
Missouri avenue, at auouoa.on Tuesday, S,h instant,
shall sell premises, O'Clock, and Immediately se
House, building
lot No. ~
iur 81 "a inches,
inches, ~ 9Th
ing 400 feet. ..##.#"
To,m. tne balance in tire. and
deferred
ffoln day OF sale, satisfactorily secured
GREEN a SCOTT, Auc,ioneor..
April o3-d
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sales To-Day.

ny y. &. Mcguire, AUcsioneer san4f
HURNrURE Ae, AT AUcrfON--Oa sAtusday morning. Apsi
81 al auciioa shsii ssal-- IN
Mahogany spring seat sofa, rockers
chairs card and tabiss
ne and W ehaifs, lounges
High and low. bedsteads, mattresses
waIdro6es, wasnstands %
Glass aud croekery- ware, toilet sets
Looking glasses, clock, ornaments
sidsboaId, Tin safe
Terms s.sh JAS. q. Mcguire,
Anil I'll Aaesioases.
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New oaLEAss, Aprii2l Tho steamer Daniel Websc
for San Juan. and the Philadelphia, for Aspinwa lea,
here .e....... ...
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

BUFFALo, April 22.-The Morse telegraph Office in ih
city struck by lighaing this morning during
thunder storm. The building nor materially dam
aged, and no injured raa. Fl gsr..r.. y
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DOUBTFUL. REPORT.

New ORLEANS, April 2L-ihe reported difficulties in
New Mexico, Published by the Pcsynne, regarded
as doubtful.
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RESIGNATION or UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY
joins z. HAHN the United States district court on
Tuesday, John Hail. late United States district attorney
thus addressed The court:
May il please your Honor: Four years have no W
elapsed since had the honor receive, at the
ol President IayoT my appointment attorney of the
United States for this disfct Ny fall term of Office ex
prd yesterday, and the President has been pleased wi
The advc, and OF the Senate, 10 select as my
OF the most disng pushed members Of the
New York bar and that gentleman has accepted The ar
poniment leave my official duties the charge OF a
counsellor every way quaned 10 discharge them most
bOnoably for himself and probably fOs the country
therefore the couIt that the oath OF office be now
administered TO Charles OConor, esq, attorney OF
The United States for the southern distinct OF New York
Mr. 0'Conor theeupon took the oath OF Office, and
was duly qualified as the United States attorney
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Il having been decided TO restrict the employment OF hs
officers Of The revenue marine 10 the number and grades
allowed BY law 10 the vessels in commission anu ~
the course Of constructions the following changes
taken place ia that branch OF The pubic service
Ogctrs who had become supernumeraTy ana dropped
from the roll
Captain Ezekiel Jones, OF Massachusetts
Gilbert Knapp, OF Massachusetts,
VIM B. Whitehead oil Maryland
WIN W. Polk, OF Mary
L. C. Hardy, OF South Carolina
Fist Lieut. Beverly Disgs. OF Maryland.
Arnold Burroughs, OF New Jersey.
Nicholas Aastn, OF Rhode Island
Second Lieut.. A. G. Cook. OF Pennsylvania.
C. w King. OF Maine.
Third Lieut.. John A. Underwood. OF New Hampshire
Austin s. Cushman. OF New York
Thomas l.. Got, OF Maryland
J. De Lagnelle, oil Vug,hia.
VIM. ID. Kennon. OF the District Of CO.
iumbia
r. A. MoIsell, OF The District of Coum-
bla.
Charles II Wheeler. OF Maine.
s. w. Glleti. OF New York.
John Z. Wilson, OF the District Of Co.
lumbia
Thomas Osborn, OF South Carolina
John NEG. Nones, OF Delaware.
!" WIN. q. Nimno, OF Virginia.
d. c. Constable, OF New York
:" Edwin Hubert, OF Michigan.
7. V. X. Linn, OF New York
/" J. H. Nlmmo, OF Virginia.
A. 5. Hatch, of Vermont
Z. w. Van Rensselaer,, Of New York
The following officers Were reduced 10 The next lower
grade:
Captain J. MCGOWAN. of Pennsylvania, TO FRS, leu
tenant.
Captain George Clarke. Of Virginia, 10 first lieuten
ant
In / If Err.l IL,
FIRST Lieutenant WIN. B. Randolph. Of Florida 10
second lieutenant.
First Lieutenant E. O. Murien, Of South Carolina, 10
second lieutenant.
Fms, Lieutenant A. L. Hyde. OF Connecticut TO sec
ond lieutenant.
First Lieutenant VIM. H. Gaddlng. of Rhode Island
to second lieutenant
First Leu,enan, VIM. j. Rogers. OF Virginia, 10 sec.
oDd lieutenant
First Lieutenant J. NJ Jones, of Delaware, 10 secont
lieutenant
Second Lieutenant Z. H. Cummias, of Ohio, to third
lieutenant
Second Lieutenant D. G F Gardiner. of Maryland, to
third lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Henry Wilkinson, OF vi gina, to
third lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant James D. Usher, OF Virginia 10 third
auteIant
Second Lieutenant Thomas Mofat of New Jersey, 10
third lieutenant
Second Leutenan, Zachary Forrest. OF Maryland. 10
third lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant j. H. Merryman of Illinois, 10 third
Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant ]. G. Bond, OF New York. TO third
lieutenant
Second Lieutenant w. A. TeGnison, OF Texas 10 third
lieutenant
Second Lieutenant Samuel Wilcox OF the District Of
Columbia, to third lieutenant.
The teegraphic correspondent of the san committed
il saying there were seven revenue cutters
building. There but six and each will bear The name
OF member OF the present cabinet. One will be called
the James Campbell, which will distinguish her from The
one already in the service. and named after former
Secretary.
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mar travelling through the Granite Slate for the first
time, remarks:
:" The ladies differ in many particulars from those OF
a7y other State There j. constantly attending them
what would call al bret sight lofty PRIDE, naughty,
overbearng demeanor, They to be Initiating
their own loved White HILLS 10 the grandeur and spen-
dor OF their cauiage-colJ and lofty Al 6rs stranger
10 their manners shrihks from making their pcqsaiut.
ance but once pass The Rdhcon and YOU find you're
initiated into TIE company OF the most accomplished
ladies' Of The land modest and unassumug in their nature
to such degree that you hardly believe they are TOE
you met in the streets few moments before The
ladies, too, particularly fond Of their native State
imieeJ, lhiHk there hut two Saics in the whole
Union they would be content 10 live w, md those are
the State Of New Hanpthi and he state Cf noiriaoHp
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GIRARD WILL In the Unned States circuit court al
Philadelphia, Wednesday, Judge Gier refused mo.
ton for new trial IN between the lessees Of
Clark al the heirs 10 the Gard estate, The city Of
Philadelphia This decision confirms the verdict which
was adverse to the city, and gives the heirs eleven
tracts OF coal land in Scboylk coonty, valued al one
mlono doats the title to The land has brea perfect
ed 10 Gfard since the making Of The will by which Il
was devised TO the city, and the judgment OF the court
was that 1t would not pass to the city under the Will
though his title TO il has since been completed.
TrHUAsTfrEc RourE--As we stated before, the treaty
guaranyng the right OF way 10 Sloo & Co across the
sthmus OF Tehuanepec signed the 2sh OF March
IN the city OF Mexico, and nov only awaits radyiag by
the Uaited States Senate AMI the Mexican Congress and
President From New York u San Francisco piI Pan
ANA is 900 miles By the Tehosnepec route is 800
miles or 200 miles less and 100 niles less thaa The
Nicaragua route. This j. very great saving OF dis
lance time, and travel and il is OF the FIRST importance
mat The right OF way should be secure, sale, and
tam Let that be guaranteed, spd The 80 es OF rail-
road setoss The isthnus will be LAID down ID Short order
from iehuaniePec bay 10 the head OF steamboat Bayi-
CATION on Cos'zaeoslcos river Boston P.a
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PHuaDxLPHA, April 22-Jack Stevens, notorious for h
connexion with the Portsmouth bank robbery, sen
fenced to-day four years the penen,ay, for his
mu Tderous assault upon officer Winki. OF this city.
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scHESKoTaDY, April 2i.-Pioessor Lewis C. Beck die d
here this morning. .#N 1.#s# I'll
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On Thussy evening, alter week. Mr.. JANE
AGNES COOPER
The friends Of the family invited her funeral from
the residence of Mr. GEeEas W. Riass Presidents is
(salurdayl afternoon, at O'Clock.
On the 29l instant JOHN GRAHAM, aged years and
mouths, sou Of HtSs,u MoRs and Gears y. DAMS
The funeral will take place from HE parents residence corner Of
9 and sreois sunday O'Clock The
the family invited O attend.
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IIr1spuAcN-the 81 Nations Co ms altar Law
~ he Cuy DeOnnaire du Diplomatic 81 du Consult volume
De ciereq ct De valat-Gade raiqas des con-uau vol
Meosch-Manuei Praique du Consulate Leipsc lss
AtofeuHlianuel Agents Consuisire. vol. Paris 1850
Oh Consular D, n. Warden, consul general
The United suites AZ Paris vol Printed l EnsshJ at fan'
1919.
~ cussy-Repe nents Cunsulaires Leip.ic, 1851
wicqueo- hdeur - se- foneions vols Cologne
l7i5
woG-rrncipcs Drods Nature ct DIES Gems volumes
Amsterdam, i7Sr.
DE VeraILa fara Ambssssadeur vols. Leydsn, 1909.
De Mauens-Gude Diplomaiquri 3 vols, Paris, 1887
Funuie British Cousgts Hand book vol, London,
Green on Consular VOL tpnmphletl London.
eushaws Manual or United states Connls volume New
% mAtcns-Caases Gems vols. Lep-s
De Marens-Nouveps. ceehres du Do dos Gems
vols Beipsle, le4J. -.
PnaendorG de IA Nature, done into Enei-h by carewi
croius~nrot 40 Ia Guerre Pair vol Bpsle, I7s
Grous Gdcrre, translated into Engiish vol Lon
don, i73s. -, -, -.
Eu0u. Diplomatic Code.
Duramaqai's Natural aud Polite Law.
nuthtriofdr lnaitgtss.
Vausls Law 81 NAiious
Chiivf. OF Nations
Whsntons Law of Nations
wneatons Hsiory Of Nations
wildmsn' History ~ Nations.
Poison and UorBe's Histop OF Nations
Nnnu squicn's Spirit % Laws.
Diplomat Jurisprudence.
Watts American stale fspsrs and numerous books the
political Science, many Just
ported direct from London and Paris by
April ~ FRANCR TAYLOR
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ny-Young Mem's Christian Association Rooms fow-
lers bndng street, below E, General Ocs
library reading open (sunday
,e and The best religious
regularly received Citizens and snnes
- cordially welcomed. 4r4f.Itr
BY order Of the Associahon. Il
MAJ 4-eodu ~
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By J. q. nlcGUIKE, Anctsonesr.

1--WE TWo-SToRY FRAME DWELLINGS AT AUCTION
On Saturday aternoon April a. preMses
shall sell those five frame fronting Ohio
between l3 and 4h having front OF
about 10 feet with depth The houses will ba
will be good opportunity accommodating
Terms Oneird cash the residue in twelve, and eighteen
months, for notes secured satisfactorily bearing interest
JAMES &. MCGUIRE,
Ap 20-d H.HI Auclioneer.
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OBSTRUCTIVE FiREs.

BrrfsLo, April 22.-Hcuse's telegraph establishment
here, with all is apparatus, destroyed by fire las
night. M#.aE N ~E.
PHIApELrHIA April 2l-The dry goods OF Steiner
Sc Co., North Third street. destroyed by fire to-day
involving loss Of 100000 which covered by insurance
The roofs OF two other stores were consumed .-
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WINDOW GLASS AT AuCrIoN.--on Saturday, The ~ M
w sant, " O'Clock. ~
sxes qualify PERI
bnldnx and glaciers respectfully invited 20 The ale
Terms GREEN d bCOITy
3-lt sa. 7 4 Aueu0eearn
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. Music ard the Fine Arts.
IRON HAIL. Thursday. Friday and Saturday Of this
II week, Rossters wonderful painting Of the .aaiet
at. .s.-s- -. f. CAPTIVE I5RAELlTEs,
OF Babylon e Daughters Of Zion hanging their haEs
the willows, having 81 figures life size
Also grand concerts by
MADAME RoSALIE DURAND,
beautiful prma DONNA assisted SgnoE Antonio
Henri Rash.n, pianist c. Rashed volnist s
open exhibition at O'Clock. Tickets IS cents
No half puce .ss t.F a1
AID s#t LII srts.t0
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poRr RICO SUGAR AT AUCriON.-0n Monday merit.
the 95h instant ~ O'Clock r. A. H. Dodgcs WHAT
cargo Eureka, from Nayasuez consist Of
lel hhds. sugar, part strictly prime
how'd :. WRIGHT, hucuonecr,
Anil 91-lt GeorEeowa.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL CT rnr oan.eKsr CITY.

ARRIyAL rhE CRESCENT CRY.
NEw YoRk April 22.-The steamer Crescent City from
Aspinwall arrived here 10 o'clock ihis morning She
left Aspinwa the ~ Instant and passed the FOL
lowing day. 100 miles from that port, the steamer Falcon
nom New Orleans, bound Ia and the l4h in ia,ud,
H. longitads ST. she also passed the steamship Pampeo
from New Orleans Tor san Juan.
party Of ladies and gentlemen from South Ameties
had been robbed the Athnus Of large Of gold
The robbers finally arrested and would undergo trial
briore the governor
Peter G. Bager, Of Georgia. died board the Crescent
City.
This steamer brings nothing later from California.
LATER PROM PLAISs-ooSFLIor wfrH IHE INDIANS AN
LOUISVILLE April 20.-A despatch from Iude pende nee
to that the Santa Fe mail arrived there ia,
18th, in charge of Mr. Russo. His parry with
lesaon though they passed bands of Indian
on the
Lieutenant Hsth in command Of The military post a
Fort Atkinson had determined attack the Chenne In
dams. and only waning Till the mail party had passed
his band having, during the past winter, murdered
dischaged soldiers the plains and refused deliver Ia,
murderers up Lieutenant Heh. The force the garri
sou Is very insufficient but Lieutenant Heth dee med
absolutely necessary attempt their chassement The
band had most insoleny defea him more than one oc
cason.
The contest will be her unequal one and the re-
suit Is looked Tor with much anxiety. The
considered by many In t section be guilty gross ne
giee in supplying nsIiicen force at a post where q
much danger exists, being surrounded by III
dams, OF various tribes.
despatch has been sent by Lieutenant Heh notfyip
the agent Of the sixth military department of the Difficult
ties Of his position
New Mexico is in quiet state. Governor Lane had no
started on his southern tour.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Auc,io,Aeer
ny GREEN s soorr. Auc.,one.r..

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c, AT AUCTION.-Cm Saturday
23 shall SELL Of O'Clock
large groceries, hqao nc the contents Of
which has stopped business.
Also, large lot ofsecond- hand furniturs
Il T,TG : 80 .s.9d. GREEN SCOTT ai
Ap2a-A Ht.p sI'eEat' A4 Aactonssrs.
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TAKE NOTICE. We this day received direct from rh
sdepha aBoier lot ~ chdfen the latest ad most
beautiful stj e al reduced prices. -. i. - -
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10Th and iith streets.
Ap9-N
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NEW G0DDs have us' received my spring stock
~ extensive French and fmsficsn
hangngs, window shades s rees and NJ every variety
Ai-o. article NJ Canton mating.
Orders Cor work In hanging urhostsy line prompt
~ attended 20.
have hand Of shuck which will he sod
cheap, 4. y CLARK,
North aide Pennsylvania avenue,
An ai-Gf fEnAl
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A CAWD.Ciixens and Stranger he accommodated With
"a pleasant week month,
side Uf Pephysna between ~ and
9th . \
hp22-d3" Mks. JANE TAYLOR
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cENTIEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODs-We would call
III the particular gentlemen large
stock
taken md hts sursned in all
thes
will produce very ntng
vsys smallest prices
M fhose
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or Tho Hev. ID. Evans Ithte. wiz nd IN.
Young Men's Christian Association, sunday
NJ The Methodist rroisstant church. 9th
The youag men Of Wasnon city particularly attend
Text; On ehanic- John 4th v.r-e.
cSlecon will BE- taken up enlarge the library April %
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rRAPE ShaSvIs, yisites, MantlIas, and PArasols-ws
and varied stock
Of he abb goods ia STORE
lao Grape shawis, vsryine In price from - TO $50
new York and Paris made rnani,as from - 10 so
1000 pafa.os, various STILES and prices
500 sh,ss cahmere merno, six, befege, All styles, from rs
cents
Win 0 and complete all kinds ~ foreign domc
tlr d,y goods. price I'll a. please.
~ ~ yERBY, TENS, n VERIFY,
Avenue House, ~ 7th aud Pa. avenue,
23-dim ht-- permotf- new building.
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sHANKLIY & REILLY.
JOBBING HOUSE.
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON,


Jo5bers in Foreign and Domestic Dry. Goods, Rssss
and Shoes, Hats, Cops, Bonnsts, &c., &e,
Main ST., between First and Second.
uAVE now in store and on the way 55l Packa.
IL ges Of ise; being one OF the
largest and best selected stocks In the State To which
they respectfully invite the trade OF indiana AID Illinois
and kenucky feel confident that il Is now no longer
the interest Of Merchants visiting Louisville aud Cncin
natl for the purpose of max their purchases of Goods
as they en- buy their tocks equally WE'LL closer to
nome, and axe an item In Expenses and Freight
Merchants will find in visiting Evansville this fall and
winter and always hereafter large and new selected
stocks in branch of Trade having been seye
raj new Houses opened this season.
We buy most of our Goods of the Manufacturers and
heir Agents, and will sell them low ss low est in
any market this side o the manufacturers.
Our styles of Goods supurb, being the cream Of
the four Eastern Markets. %
The Trade is respectfully invited TO call in and see
them, when the Goods viii speak for themselves.
We don't solicit trade upon the strength of advertise
ing TO sell cheaper than nearly all n-sghbors and
having one Of the frm tn the market 10 buy the goods
or rom advertseing thatwe import fer bozss fgood
or from putting Philip Allen & Sons brane 81
prints bu from the fact have large stock CT goodG
an will keep on, are doing every day, selling
them at the lowest market rate no matter what is %
that il is above cost.
N b. We promise to give satisfaction in filing orders
as AL goods may be returned to sung the party
ordering them Orders filed once, shipped at low
reghts and insuredf If desired, always keep open
policies with sound Insurance Companies.
Feathers. Rags Ginseng. Beeswax Castor on in bbls
Iobaceo in hh Furs and Peltres taken in exchange
forgoods or on account al market rates ~
oct2l MOGAN, KEEN& PRESTON.
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NUMBER 224.
PAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

|CHANKLIN & RIELI have been receiving for the
- lastt weeks full st,ck of Staple and Fancy Dry
tGoods which they offer 10 heir customers and the p7t
lie generally, wholt sale Retail good terms
they can be purchased any other house In Town.
Their Stock consists in part OF the following. viz:
black and Co'ored French and American Cloths,
Black and Fancy Doeskibs and Cassmeres,
BLACK and Fancy Ssttnetis ana Tweeds,
winter sesfings, Ky. Jeans and Geofsia Plat Q,
brown and Bleached Sheetings and ShirIlDEs.
DO DO Diilhnss and osnaburghs,
Ked, White, Green and Yellow Flannels, -
RAN and Plaid Linsets and Wool Cloaking,
Bed Blankets. Green Bajze, and Saddle Blankets,
Philip Allen Sprsgue. COhico. and ". Mack Prints
sod snd Fancy Oil calicoes, Furniture Prints ana
Checks
Solid and Fancy NJ. Del.aines ard Casbmers, 81
English and French Nerinoes Black ard rnacy llpsccsx
= lain and Fancy PopIins. Black and Cord silks,
Fancy Ginghams Bro~ and Blue Canton Finrnels
Bed Isekins, Hickory Strips, and Apron Check's,
Bay State Shaws 20 q t44inches, "a Plaid do,
Jaconet Cambria, and Bar Musins, Irish Linins,.
Table Cloths Covers. Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes.
Also full stock of Ribbons. Laces. Edgnes Worsed
Sleeves and Collars Kid and cashmers Gloves Hosiery
Black and Fancy Silk Hkf. Trimmings and Notions Car
pet Bags and satches. All Of the above articles and
every thing in our line, VIII sell low for eoun
try Produce. -,
oct9s < -1 sHANKLIN & REILLY.
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MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.
80 EransriIle Ind.


RE now receiving and opening in the large and com
n modious building lately erected yJNr. Oiicer Lads
between Main and Sycamore street ths
largest and assorted Stock Of Fancy and Staple DIR,
Goods ever brought to this market Cur extensive "a
clites i'm connection with New York house, enables
TO offer such Inducements TO purchasers as will make
their advantage TO purchase Of us. We shall con
tnue TO add weekly all ready largo stock tC
keep !, at all times full and well assorted with
Prints Of suery Kind, style aud pr1ce,
Bleaohed Shirtngs and Sheetings.
Brown shirtings and Sbeengs fall widths style ant
brands,
Mariners stripes.
nekiDgs of all the different brands,
csnton stois' and Do Domet Flsnnels. -
Red, white aud yellow Flannes. all wool, r--1-
Cloths of all colols AMI prices, from the principal
French, English and Belgian factories.
Cassimeres, plain and ianey, single and double mile
Tweeds, all wool, and cotton and WOOL
Plaid LiBseys OF ali the different sty les,
Cloak Lnings, do 90
Earlston, Lancaster and plain Giack Ginghams
Plain black Silks and Sattns,
Hosery Cotton and Wool Vcstings,
silk'-Mens English Wool hose and half hose.
do do Cotton half hos-,
womans do worsted cotton Hose all color
Gleves-Mens heavy Buck Gloves,
do Kid, Cotton and Wool do,
Womens do do do do.
Silk Linen and Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Jaconett Musns
Book Muslins.
Plaid Cambricss,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Irish Linin dressed ard undressed in half pieces,
Colored and Paper Csmbricks,
Italian wing SILK all eoors and Letters,
Spool Silk,
Spool Cotton,
Marshalls Linen Thread all numbers,
Goats cotton, do
Plain, Embro'd and Printed long and Square OF
Shawls
Blankets full assortment.
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Cloths,
Silk and Mohair Lusters,
Plain, figured and Plaid Poplins,
Buttons, combs and fancy goods Of every kind and
description s Of which offer to the trade at the low
est Cincinnati prices.
N b, Eggs, areswax, Feathers, Rags, &C.. taken in
trade for the alb )ve goods.
Also Money remitted any part of Europe, and Drafts
from any part Europe collected through House
in New York,
septl5 MERRITT, FIELD & CO.