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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

New YORK, April lsth.-The large build
ing KIN Town as the timber shed, situated in the
rear of the brooklyn Navy Yard, was burned
yesterday. Loss on building, $4,000; on
timber, $40, 900; on contents, paint, rope, &c.
$4,000; on contents Of gunner department,
$4,000. ~ ~sssl
The fire originated at 5 O'Clock in the pain
ters' loft, and 10 supposed to have been caus-
ed by spontaneous combustion. Its dimen-
sions are 500 feet in length by 50 feet In
breadth.
A private letter from Havana states that the
ship Clara Ann, Of hath, had been fred upon
and overhauled off Maintogalls by the Eng
lisli steamer Buzzard. A shot from the steam
er passed under the bow Of the ship. The
captain has made affidavit of the fact before
the American Consul. 80 ss -.
II was rumored at Hayana that the Span
ish Gove{nment had authorized the payment
to Geo. Law the sum Of $500, 900 tor losses
and detentions CONNECTED with the Crescent
City. The sum is 10 be paid from the reve.
nues Of the Island.
Gov. Seymour, of Connecticu has been Of
fered the mission to Mexico, and it is believed
be has accepted.
& 1t has been determined to appoint John NJ.
Mott, of Renesslear, as the Marshal Of the
northern district Of New York..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

/ RAILRoADs IN MAINE.-In Maine there are
l.079 miles of Railroad authorized, Ala of
which are built. The 4i2 miles in operation
have cost over twelve millions of dollars, and
when fully completed will carry the aggregate
of expenditures as high as $4,000 per mile.
Ten millions Of this expenditure have been
made within the last FIVE years, or a sum
equal to two millions per annum hasin that
time been applied 10 the building. of Railroads
in Maine. .-lsi =.
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WTs Ducm0nomso COmQt thomS.
It is now alleged that Mr.. Buchanan's DC
ceptance ofthe appointment to England, was
made to depend on several conditions dictat-
ed by him, which were agreed to by the Pre-
dent. ~
l. That Pennsylvania should not be
charged with his appointment, as it was un-
solicited. tt t
2. That he might return as soon as he had
concluded the two especial subjects entrust-
ed to him, to-wit: the Fisheries, and the dis
puted clauses Of the Clayton and Bulwer
treaty. . - M
8. That he be allowed to manage the bust
ness after his own fashion. ff
4. That his appointment should be con-
irmed by the Senate befure its adjourn
ment.
Mr.. Marcy urged the Cabinet to accept
the services of Mr.. Buchanan on these con-
dtions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

HoRRD MURDER AT CuYAHoeA FALLs.--
James Park, an Englishman. keeper Of the
Jenny Lind Saloon, in Cleveland, on We'd
nesday last followed butcher named Will
liam Beatson in the cars to Cuyahoga Fslis
made him drunk, enticed him to neighboring
bridge, killed him, stripped his clothing from
him, secured his money. cut of his head, and
threw the mangled body into the river. The
body has been found but The murderer is moi
yet caught. 60. assLas .ssa''1e ,sf'Fs'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

Mas. Sw1ssHELM An AuTHoR.-This bold
and eloquent editress has written a book en-
titled Letters to Country Girls." Town
girls can read this original book with pleas
urs and profit, while the girls to whom it ID
addressed, it will ever be valuable work Of
counsel and instruction. sa ssisss ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

The Louisville Courier learns BY private
teleeraphic despatch from Vincennes, thai
the Bride, with acargo from Cincinnati, sunl
at the Grand Chain, in the Wabash, on tho
18th, in six feet water. The boat broke il
two, and. in addition, abe had 400. barrels o
lime on board, which set FIRE to tie boat, AM
she no doubt will prove total loss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

One BY one the objects Of our affections
depart from US. But our affections remain,
and like vines. stretch forth thar broken,
wounded tendrils for support. The bleeding
heart needs balm to healit, aud there u
none but the love Of its kind-none but the
affection Of the human heart.--l Hyperion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

|The House of Representatives Of
Massachusetts, has fin ally rejected the bill to
indemnify the loss sustained by the burning
of the Ursnline Convent some nineteen
years ago. The vote ordering the bill to a
third reading was eventually defeated by a
tempting to engraft upon it provisions for
other injuries inflicted by popular violence.
The vote rejecting it was yeas Ill, nays 100.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

" Beware of con6ding in distant pros
poets of happiness, lest they be suddenly in
tercepted by the most trivial present vexation.
A leaf in the foreground is large enough to
conceal forest in the far horizon. ,s.ss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

The USrrxD STATES MISr.-The New
York Courier states that the whole force Of
the Mint at Philadelphia is engaged ON quar-
ter dollars only. as they are deemed the most
useful Of the silver coins, and the amount Of
new coinage at this time amounts to $780,
600. They are coming at the rateof SaO,-
600 day, so a. to be ready for general dis
tribution on the 18th. srs a'.sil
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

GGraham's American Monthly Magazine
for May-the third number Of the new series
lis indeed q magni6centissue. In every No.
Of Graham there is . vast improvement stri-
kingIy noticeable. In paper, in typography
in embellishments, both wood cuts and Mez-
zotints, but above all, in matter. Graham ID
constantly excelling. They are for sale al
ell the bookstores. r-r aFfa no
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

Or The fne steamer w. B. Clifton, Capt.
Harry Spots, was here yesterday morning,
q little behind time The brisk wind delay
edher in making landings. She will be here
Tuesday morning for Louisville. Why not
take the Clifton!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

UFEverybody will of course, recollect
the Air Line r abroad meeting at the Court
House tonight. Let there be grand rally
and a full, free expression of opinion on the
subject. Recolect there are two sides to the
question, and all who are in favor of engag.
ging the growth and prosperity of our city
and making itwhat nature designed TITO be-
TIE city of Indiana. will certainly 60 for the
construction of the Air Line Road. All
those opposed to it, and in favor of pallins
The city, in as it is, had better advocate the
measure before it gets any larger.
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or We may CLEAN knowledge by reading.
but the chaff must be separated from the
wheat by thinking. knowledge sproud that
he has earned so Wisdom is humble
that she knows no more. 81 tr'sssa ~
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BORDERsy BORDEnSl y-st
A LARGE and beautiful assortmenfef Gold and
IA Velvet Bordsrs Just received ana Tor sale low q
the Wall Paper and Lamp Store Of 49,
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NV YORK, April
The Arab. has arrived with Livsrpoo

New YORK, April 20
The Arabia has arrived with Liverpool
dssesof the 9th. zr.,.
Cotton. Market, April .eM.-Sales for the
week, $4,000 bales; New Orleans fair OF,
middling st; upland fair 81, middling 81.
The demand is moderate, and prices faae IN
favorsof buyers 5Holders are not pressing
on the Market 6sles of Cotton to specula-
tors 5000 bales; sales to exporters 10000
bales. The trade ia the manufacturing dis
tricts 10 unchanged. .fsss-- oar s1ls~s4
Commercial sdvices from India are regard
ed asr unfavorabIe for manufacturers. fhe
demand for -four is fair, but sales are at low
er prices; prices. have declined IL per Dbl.
Western canal 22s Sd, Ohio ass 3D. Yellow
corn'3ls Sd, all qualities slightly advanced;
white 29s, prices declined Is. The demand
for lard is fair, and holders are firm, with mo-
derate sales to the trade. Beef dull and un-
changed. .ee .fe s''"'' - H't 20
Queen Victoria has another son. 81
The Glasgow arrived in the Clyde on the
9th. The Hermann arrived at Southamp-
ton on the 9th.
The Arabia arrived off Sandy Hook last
night at 10 o'clock; she spoSe the Canada Cd
the 9th going in; steamer supposed to be
the Niagara, was signalIed on the 18th. $50
! The chancellor Of the exchequer has SUBJ
mitted to Parliament an elaborate plan to re-
duce the nationalldebt' by the conversion Of
the South Sea and minor stocks Immediately
and the three per cents into permanent 24s
by the issue of exchange bonds transferable
by simple delivery II is to be discussed on
the iith apdis well received by the people.
|. 5 Itis surmised in London that the Chinese
have the Intention. of ~leealizing the opium
trade. II j !. - -
manufactur;up cities from 4 rumor that the
Emperor iptends 70 modify the cotton duties.
A protective committee was formed under
the presidency OF Henri Barber to oppose
the nod'hcation IN the name OF houen, Lille
koCbaixs Mulhausen, &C. stsS
Blouqui escaped from prison, but was re-
captured. 80 az
The protestants of Holland are agitating
against the establishmentof Catholic hier'
archy. so osa
The Elbe opened on the 1st inst. s9f
It's reported that the States of Southern
Germany have the intention to blockade
Switzerland.
The king of Prussia has offered the Madiai
an asylum in his kingdom, but it is thought
they will prefer England.
It's stated that Austria positively refuses
the Sandman demands.
Tobacco is in demand and active, bu,
prices are unchanged. Coffee also in de-
mand with prices unsltered. The Havre
cotton market has advanced since the last re-
port, and up 70 the 9th inst the sales amount
ed to 49, 900 bales.
Consols advanced Ito I'd. There il no
change in the rate Of interest. Transac.
LIONS IN 'Amencsn securities nave been small
excepting vS'ooo'ooO, taken in the st. Louis
and Cincinnati railroad
Respecting the connscauon' the Sandman
minister mas demanded me PassPorts.
Inc, Ssfoinian siase usee repression Dill
mas passed. ss,3
Sotn.ng rom Lomosroy. 60.
4 Inc Two Slclitee are very unsettled.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

TINE subscriber would most respectfully announce to
the citizenoef Evansville ana vicinity that ne naa
Just received his entire Spring Stock, ensstne Of the
patterns, which Tor neatness 81 style,
and beauty Of finish far surpasses anythng In that line
want or the above articles call and examine, feeling
confident that they will be pleased. Having very laD
favor him with a call. JOHN G. DEvEREUX, Il
ap3s s41f9 Main st. between LIST and "a.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


Much Of Tie Taxes for last year due the stsss and
County Il nov deinqusss. upon which q penalty has
already accrued But his IL not all, an eequired TO
snforcs their payment. with the additional costa rorh-
with, which 'ssan DO BY distress Of personal prop.
ety to make the taxes due, nom evsy alike. those
Interested may further by calling ON r,t1or
few days at my once, before th, oncers cent out
ap2a-etd r. w. DUNBAR. Two.
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- b ALMONOS-lOF raiis choice. Just reed per
- '-'e.'.'-e sE. GlLBEKT & CO.
ap2l Sycamore mar Watsr q.
IS SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. 50
NHANKLiNd REILLY, Wholesale and Retail Deal
- ers In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods have now In
and receiving direct from the Eastern cities,
well selected stock OF Spring and Summer Goods suit
able this market which they Offer 70 their customer
all others. st very low rates. the following CON-
pr.ses part Of their stock: f4s
Black, blue and brown Cloths;
Black and fancy Cassimeres; -.
Tweeds Cassuettes Satin. SILK and Marseillss Vest
ings; sac 3.ft ! ss.
Co,sonades. Denins. Brown and blsaehsd Linen
Drills; ss-1 s43sli ~ -1-ss- s.l.f
Brown and blesched shestings and shirines;
Forty inch pillow case Cottons and Anens.
Calcoes. Lawns, Beragss. Be,age dc LANES aud
Poplins;
Dotted end embroidered Swiss MusIins;
Black and cold Alpscas; sF
Black and cold silk Sbawls;
White and cold Grape do; ....
Black gros de Rim Silks, Brocade;
Chameleon and plaid silks:
Hosiery, Gloves, Bonnets. Ribbons, Psnsols, and
Hats. Caps Boots and Shoes; ~
Window papers and painted Shades.
ALSo-A full assortment Of Trimmings and Notions.
all OF whic We will sell at the lowest market prices.
Call in aud mine for yourselves 1t the Of
Main md First struets. Evaossfllc, Ind.
apai SHAseEhlH 4 REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

TThe New Orlesps Picayuns of the
7th publishes the following despatch trans
mittsd by telegraph from the city of Mexico
TO Vera Cruz. -.
Mexico, March "a.
.NxurRALrrY TREATY SrcNED.-The pleni-
misunderstanding Tornel, and Castillo
isu3as-signed treaty last evening at o.
clock. between the United States and Mex.
co, guaranteeing the neutrality and protec.
ton OF the 500 Transit way across Tehuan-
tepec, and the entire security of the capital
invested therein. twill be ratified by the So
preme executive power of Mexico.
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LARYLAND LOTTERIES FOR NAY
p NAIRN q CO., A01uXa

AYMENT OR PRIZES GUABANYEEO
~ ts-re BY THE STATE. t
TTENTION 10 respectfully called TO the following
"A Lotteries. 70 be drawn in Baltimore for the beach,
OF Institutions for Fe male EducaOn Internal improve
ments, &c. Each Lottery IL conducted by Comma
sioner elected BY the people, and takes oath Of
Every Dnwng 10 conducted In public under his super
niendence. Persons desirng to purchase Packages
Tickets should direcs their orders to the Agency in Bal
timore. MARIN & CO.,
A BRILLIANT 81 LOTTERY.
Draps .HGy l2th, 1853. For tks Benefit ffAs
PAT p co y r M A l. N ST UTUTR
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SATURDAY MoRNING.::::#::APRIL "a


This is the title of work recently pre-
pared by the notorious authorizes of Uncle
Toms Cabin, and published by John p. Jew
EFT &C.,, Boston. We have received a copy
and given it cursory perusaI. and are quite
willing to accord it all the merit it deservs.
The ossensible design of the work, is to pre-
sent the @Facts and Documents" upon which
the story is founded, together with corrobera-
tive statements, verifying the truth of the
work"
The real design of this publication, may
have been quite different indeed, and to our
mind, had its conception, not until the fair
Authoress and the deeply interested publish
ers, had gIoated luxuriantly in the unprece-
dented success Of the former volume of srag-
CREATIONS. -,-r
The opportunity ofpalming of upon gulla-
Bile public, another Soa0e-ical effusion of her
romantic mind. on the Tagging heel of the
Cabin" romance, was.entirely too good to be
lost; and while the material was fresh. and
the masculine fancy of the authoress suffi-
GENTLY inflated, it was work of easy pro.
duction. This Key must have been to the
authoress obviously necessary to the vim
dication of the truth of history, and the in
cidents among the ''lives of the lowly," un-
der the institution of Slavery. as delin Gated
in her popular novel. If the first novel is
truthful narrative of facts, those facts are too
deeply enveloped in the mysteries of fiction
to be believed, W ithout the aid Of this magic
"Key," which proposes 10 unlock the door of
"Uncle Toms Cabin" and expose the truths
therein contained.
individuals whose experience and OBJ
servation enables them to place proper es-
innate upon the claims of this Novel, to. histo-
rical truth, will in all probability not be much
enlightened by this "Alchemic Key" which
proposes to turn fiction into truth; to re-
varnish exaggerated representations of sx-
treme incidents, and then give documents
date, page, and name, as vouchers for the truth
of the materials Of the Novel. exposition Of
IN institution with which the Authoress hal
little or no practical acquaintance. Of the in
different public, no one can read the sCabin
Novel; but to be amused AID interested
willis: the hearts Of those who are fanaticsl.
ly in favor of the immediate abolition Of the
institution sgainst which it wars, will leap
for joy at the advent of such great. and to
them truthful work.
sUncle Toms Cabin" really possesses great
and attractive merits as work of romance
bur is at once robbed Of its intrinsic excel.
len . as such, when it is attempted to be pro.
ven faithful portraiture Of the institution o.
Slavery. II the work itself be untrue, which
il the uaiform verdict of every dispassionats
adercapsbIe Of sdjudging its merits. then
the "Key;" which proposes to open its por
tails and discover the great truths upon which
il is based, is also fictitious. ~
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TRANsPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
lust received and for sale low. alot Of Transparent
j Window Shades, At the Wall Paper and Lamp Store
OF arIf1fs f-fff JOHN G. DEvEREUx Jr.
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FIRE BOARD PRINTsy -
II HAVE on hand several dozen, different patterns
III Of Fire Board Prints, which will sell low.
apQ3 ''t''~ JOHN G. DEVKREUX.
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o,pssits ,. z. Mage I Co..
evansville. md.
g q. Sss m: sss.: :sRs ss q 5. mod
ionablu Styles. Fine black and coioFeo Ctotee % -
best EneiisA French. and German menuscsu5e; -
black Boeskin; large stock q frssea n1snss 3se
psterns and desiens; Linen Drills o. NE very drst qualify
EarseIes roods pIain coored and figured Of the moet
beautiful sylss for snsnner vssr: Plein. hney enc
figured s'h' an: T AZ. .So w coc5s III.
IN, h 20 oses IN good seyls md soj1
cnrArsR sh.n sane ecods css Be Seuohs II sny cy
Wess Of ne Mountains. Terms. Cash. y
ss 1s. a. ssnsss =. e "a - rs = :.
ordered. for the email en- q q s. spIea
HR1fLs AND DENI0S. 20 s'l1s1s'.'
IL 80 casa bass D1iIls Therodike. AuoGksaG. WsGb-
inesoh Rishuond, and Roxboyo Deu3ms, Fo6Ssved aod
fof sale BY Iapls MERRITT. ylEtD CO.
IL Is esses Bse,ash, PFs.sA, rsrsrpssn - -
lavsa, o. she moss bsausifal slyigs, 3vo1s ~
spSs ERkRrfT. pIkl.D = .
D1sADYsMADE ClOTWING.-A~n a.
II eompieee stock Of Clothing. manufheeuFoe exzyo
y ior oar Spsing AID Summer sa'ss' vhass "
spis @ MERRITT, nEI0 Z &c:
TuCKS.-ao sales Nafhrsh fhsrnd1ks, Jswsn ctv.
= apis rs' '''s' '' = NERkz11. yIELp . CO.
IL go pieces Thread Lace;
500 do Insertion:
e S az c cosss i.e~ - S. ssss1s.s
' :sS DO 90 90 1 sssass; s.
JAS. Low & CO.. az M.ie =, >
spls Louisville ~.
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SPRING AND sUMMER HATS. o.
HAVE now ON hand the most splendid assortment Of
i Spring and Summer Hats ever introduced into kv.
Notwithstanding gin part TIE following:
Black, White, Ninkn Pearl. soft Fu, latest styles;
Misses, Boys AMI infants Hats OF all prices and des
Panama. Lsghorn and Braid hats; 30.
Ladies summer riding hats. p. VAUTlkR,
ap2a Frat street, I'd door above Main.
TUST RECEIVED from New York-A large assortr
ment of Bonnets and childrens Hsu. Of the latest
styles. and for sale very low by y = > -
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DRAWS MAY 2eTa, 1883. CLASS n.
Eighteen Drawn Numbers in every package Of 90
Tickets.
/ Prize Of 10000 100 Prizes Of 500
Ii do 10000 500 do 50
Ia do $4,000 1850 do -
II do sSsS 7so do IS
500 do 500 1850 do 49, 30
TO do 2OO 1850 - 10
l1s858 RB1XE8s
rrkets g. 2slses el6. QuaFteu o0.s Bghths %.
MARIN 4<.0 w'll Iasue ceni0nse Of
90 Whole Tickets fos seq % Qeortes Tickets for elIS
| package connAns every number placedi In Wheel
and therefore must have all that dsavn OUT You
have only obtain three Dumbers On one Tcketo draw
high prize
In ordering Tckes look the list. select the Lot
terry. enclose the price, direct 70 Be careful TO
name your town, county and 6tate. Enclose Postage
stamps instead Of silver. IrPhzes. Drafts or Bank
Notes any ofthe solvent banks taken In payment
Order early and direct 70 MARIN Co.,.
apps Baltimore, Maryland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14

X EXP COOL.-We have just received per
IN steamer Roanoke, direct from our manufac-
tory, another large supply OF those desirable Goods
for gentemen's wear, such ss grass. cambria linen
and silk Frocks and Sacks; also, Vests Of the same
material, and Pants of drill, drap ete cassimers
&c. &c.
Those who wish to keep cool during the hot
months of June, July and August, would do well to
call and examine our stock of superior Clothing, as
we are determined MOTTO be equaled by any.
my3 KEEN. CHfLES g. BALDWIN.
GUNNER ULOTHIrG.-rne subscriber
~ sollcts all in want TO examine his stock OF
Summer Clothing, particularly the new styles he
has this season, Of ack silk warp Alpaca. Fancy
Cloth, Black Drap De'ete, Brown and Grass Linen,
and White Navy Drill Frocks and Sacks; Write end
fancy MarseilIes, linen and silk Vests; basket and
navy dril fancy cass black merino and camblet
Pants; dress suits of the finest cloths and cassi-
neres- all of which viii be sold at the lowest cash
prices. J D GOODMAN,
No I34 Main street.
my12 Opposite Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14

DERFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGH
ten minutes after use, insured by
using Bryan's PulmOnic Wafers.-Refer.
ences can now be given to some OF the principal
Physicians aud numerous individuals in this vi
cinity whe have used the above remedy with the
fullest success, in various cases of Coughs Colds
Asthma, Sore Throat, Influenza Irritation of the
Uvala &c &c. The success of this remedy has
been fully tested in various psrts where the mois
ture of the climate induces prevalence to Colds,
&c, and the certainty of the efficiency of medi.
cine is required TO avoid Consumption and ultimate
death This remedy, although only recently intro
duced in this vicinity, has met with great de.
mand, and every condolences is placed in its merits
by those who have given it a fair and impartial
trial. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
JB WOOD,
my28 Late Gsynor & Wood
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COACH ACE 8 .-Having purchased .of
~ Messrs Flynn, Enrich d MurriIl. their siock
oi Laces. trimmings, &c, In this CITY. we offer
them TO merchants and manufacturers al the prices
sold by them. Our stock is now yery comnlete
and consists In parto
great variety of Coach Laces
Scanning and FASTING Laces to match
Rug Fringe, Tufts glass frame Tassels
Coach Tassels, Centre Pieces
Linen and silk Fringe, Lines. &c
-, we have also made arrangements with Messrs
Flynn, Enrich d Murrill, to keep US supplied with
sacn trimmnes as they manufacture, which we
shall sell at their prices
We likewise ask attention to our large stock of
Coach Hardware, DC, which consists in mart of
Bright and black Elliptic Springs, two to nine
plates ~ A'Ae
Iron Axes one TO three inch, with nuts and nina
Patent Screw, half Patent and. Taper Axles
Mowry's case hardened Taper and Patent Axles
Brass plated and msleable Bands
Msleable Castings. Carriage and Tire Bolts
Bf ass and plated Coach Handles
Coach Hinges, Knobs. Curtain Frames and Locks
Elm Hubs; hickory, oak and ash Felloes
Hickory and oak Spokes, Shafts and Bows
Patent Leather, Enameled Cloth and Oil Car.
petiug
Also. good assortment of Brass, Plated and ia
pan Harness Mounting; harness makers and sad.
ieI's Tools.
All of which we will sell low for cash. or to
punctual customers VAN LEW & TAYLOR,
my 2o-d&c 10 Main street.