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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-06
Crying EnOugis.


Our brilliant neighbor of the Enquirer hav-
ing entirely fizzled on the two questions we
were discussing last week, the Treaty and
Fillibustering expeditions, We do not know
that we need say anything mere. All he
can say in the Lopez and Walker matters, is
to repeat his ridiculous assertion that the
Cuban expeditions were formed with no other
idea but to give liberty to an oppressed people.
he does not endeavor to refute the reasons
We have given for declaring otherwise, simply
iecause such an attempt would leave him in
even more ridiculous position than that he
already occupies. His assertions alone, es-
pecially when in this case they are contrary
to known facts or we'll established belief, will
not pass current as truth. When he denies
what we have established, that these cxpedi.
tons were originated through the governing
have something better than his own assertion
as evidence. Why, merely as a ciincher to
what we have already offered, we will state
that in Georgia the leaders of the Cuba en-
peditions fitting up there, offered each voun.
teer $1,000 and perq4isites, to be paid when
they had captured Cuba and taken the spois.
Scores of poor young men enlisted for jus,
such rewards. Yet the Enquir er.has the i'm.
pudence to talk of these expeditions as cru
Sades for liberty! But this is TOO absurd for
serious consideration. The Enquirer has
not dared defend the Legality of these expedi-
tons, nor to attempt to prove wherein Presi-
dent Fillmore was to blame for issuing his
procIamatian, and Pierce to be CONNIE nded
for following his example. The LocOfocC
press have been guilty of disgraceful incon-
sistenCy in this matter, that the course OF the
Enquirer proves utterly indefensible, at least
SO far rs that papers ability to defend is coz.
cerned.
AS for the Treaty, the Enquirer has de-
clined arguing the matter. 1t has said Mr.
Clayton Exhibited stupidity, and SO it say.
now, yet it presumes all its readers are smar
enough to tell ,ray be is so stupid, withou
explanation from tn, Enquirer. We have
taken the trouble to advance good many ar
gumcnts and facts, to prore that if any stupid
ity has been exhibited in this matter, it Ue
longs to Gen. Cass and TO his devout admirer
the Enquirer-and have felt rather vexed tha
this neighbor fours should knock everything
in the head by merely saying We are mistaken
&c. Ii he is satisfied to let the subject clos.
as II is, and thus acknowledge that he can
say anything to controvert our argument:
and facts, and that Gen. Cass and himself arr
the stupid fellows instead of Mr. Clayton, al
right-for that is precisely the present condi
ton of things. Until he venture on reason
ing the matter, we shall Of course let hin
alone. Although our neighbor has ikeneo
US unto bantam rooster, we shall convinc,
him thatnnIike game cock after whipping ,
dunghill, we will not chase him to exhaustion
and whip him after he is whipped.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-06

CE Marshall w. Parker, aged 81, son of
Hon. Samuel w. Parker, a member Of Con-
cress from Indiana, was killed by the acct
dental discharge of his gun on Monday night,
near Connersville, while returning home with
a hunting party.
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acknowledgement D,nncr, &C., &c.

NEW YORK. Feb. ZIP. NJ.
Consolidation is to be celebrated on Wash
ington's birth day. There is to be grand
dinner, at which the Legislature, Members OF
Congress, the Corporation Authorities. and
other guests are To be present. There is to
be torch light Observation-Disclosures of
the public buildings, and grand ball.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-06

FASHIONABLE GAIT.-The Sunday Mercury
says: I'VE like to see young lady walk
as though flea was biting her on each hip,
it is 50 fascinating. She is just the match
Tor the dandy who steps like an open wing
ed turkey travelling owe: bed .; hot ash
es." . -. ii.
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OF The Vincennes Fire Company Ball at
Vincennes, took in 1897, and melted $500, SIS
over expenses. Very good.
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GA hobby member of the present Con.
gress, writes home to his friends in this vic;n.
iiy, that it il totally incomprehensible to any
but an eye witness, TO conceive the amoun,
OF vilainy, chicanery, bribery, and every 9th
er kind of corruption daily practiced in Wash.
ington. The love of spells and determine.
tion TO get all they can seems to reign Sill.
IRENE in every politicians mird. He be-
Ieves that the administration will be fully
sustained in all its measures. This is, no
doubt, truth candidly expressed, by Dem.
ocrat who labored zealousy fer the elevation
of the present administration, but keen dis
lcernnlent. and candor will not allow him TO
senction treachery and corruption, or to en-.
deavor 10 conceal the many palpable errors
OF the present administration.
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N'Passeager iIan leaves Evansville ever morning.
Al ocock tSa.itas : tedl az
l0i o'clock a. "a, leave Yincelnes o'clock p ID.
arrive III Evansville 81 =. ~ =
II F7Ihe Accommodation Train leaves Nincennes att
O'Clock A NJ arrive at Evansville IL a leave
Evansville at / y. NJ: arrive at Sineennes NJ p N.
All freight Will be or~ared L.. the Accomm
Train To inshre the fVrva d5l of day Of
its delivery ~ tie Evansville ptpei, tmustbe ley
nj, or before IL o'clock A. NJ. and at Nincehnes must
the previous day. ac 3 SAMUEL HALL
jan2e-f q. ~. aa. r..-. 49,. President
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Nothing due from Stockholders
Names of persons who have become parties To
the Articles of Association: The Evansville In
surance Company.
Names OF persons who have Withdrawn there
from Willard Carpenter, Samuel hall, John
NJ Stockwel and Robert Barnes.
Names OF Officers of The Association: CHARLES
VIEi.E. President; WIN. T.. PAGs, Cashier; ED-
WARD NgUMsisTER. Bouk-keeper
DAYS OF Discount da'iv Office open daily from
. o'clock "A. NJ, 10 o'clock p M Sundays. All
July, Chri-tuas and New Year excepted.
State OF Indiana. Vanderhurgh county SIS -
William Il. Page, being ruy sworn, deroses nd
says that he is the Cashier u. said Bank and thar
The foregoing report OF the transactions and ca,
dillon OF said Bank, for The period therein nam u,
IS true and correct, according 10 The best of his
know ledge aud belief. WM. TPAGE
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 81 ,a,
OF January, lsol II. q. WHEEL r,
ieh6 No,ary Public.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-06
CITY FOUNDRY,
sAL-ooxsER o. CANAL AND IssLEsTErrrs,
EVANSVILLE, IA.

I ONG experience and complete Machinery Justify as
in Offering services 10 the public with entire
confidence that give satisfaction ia all thisys u
our line of business. a 4
We prepared TO Gil orders for STEAM and FIRE
ENGINES, and MACHINERY OF NIL kndt On shr,s
Notice We employ skiliiui o. kmen: give close PER
sonal attention To- all work il progresses and allow
nothing Ia Leave our shop sighted imperfect. We
guarantee all work we turn he of gsse sssL
ifg End as foU in price rs that manufactured an
ANY CITY IN THE WEST
Prompt and strict attention given 1. Repairs q. al
kind. of Machinery, Saw Mil Engines Mill irons an
ing. puie-, Stand Pipes Force Cold alter Pumps
Fire Fronts, Crates; OIL guage, Offender aud Coiin-ci
ing or Stop Cocks: Improved Hosting Wheels; v os1
and Brass iaih Circular Saws, Eandrs Parker, John.
sion IL HotcikisS " alter Nbc,ls; Apple Mil Nuts.
Cornshellcrs, Cistern Housing. Cellar ventlsior and
rnes Wagon Boxes, Dogirons, &c. &C.. hand sni
for sale II all times. -
Iron ami Brass Castings OF all kinds, such as Mill
Gearing and spindles, Ha! Press. Tobacco and Lard
Screws, Casiron Fronts Houses Fence Balcony aud
Cemetery Railing of different patterns; Sash Weights
Window and Door Caps Ind sills; Brass ahd Compss
ton Boxing. DE, furnished 10 order.
rn1Sht and Cast lronwork for Bridges. and Wr ught
Iron Forging Of all Kinds executed prompt, and in the
best manner '.-l.~
The FOREMAN Of our Smith Shop is q SUPERIOR Ne,
chaliic. We warrant all Fire Engines make 10 be
equal 10 an, manufactured in the Union. Aiwa,
IN mind that YOU great deal OF time and u,ney
when repairs are by having The Patterns from
Whlch your machinery ~ made, near at HAND.
Gar Wheels of various patterns, anufacfured with
MURPH \ y PArEN q SULID HUB
Orders BY mail give description and dime
fui ~ will receive prompt attention. al the price
when given an person.
We eBdeavor always TO have work done a. the ash
appointed We pay the highest price for Scrap Iron,
CopPerand Brass. q. ID. EGIEsToN CO..
i....0, ff
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REPORT

Of the condition of the Canal Bank, for the fire
months preceding the first Monday Of January,
1854.
RESOURCES.
Indiana five per cent. Bonds, s 10000 Oh
Billsot Exchange, l4s,Oo3 50
Due from Banks and Bankers, I762t74
Permanent Expenses ,40l o.
Incidental Expenses, 69l 20
Note, Of uihei Banks ON rs .- = { u = = $
hand 1902
Cash. specie, 1899 50 30 isi So
! = Total, ..L-L st>t- IS34s95O u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-06

REVOLUTIONS THE PEOPLE.

RESOLVED USASIMoUsLY, That for the last two Years
we have been in The constant habit of using the Mus
tang Lm nt for kheumat SIN and for all Sores, BrUis
es, Sprains aud Burns and il has failed gave
Immediate relief
RESOLVED, That we have also use the Mustang Lfnf-
ment for the Plies, Erysipcas Salt Rbeum aud Chapped
Hands, and that l. has always curej. -I.t
RESOLVED. THE LADIES', That We have used the Mus
tang tininent for Sore Nipples, Sore Breasts Chaes
and Sores on Childre and for Moth or Freckes ON the
face aud beck; aud IL has AWAY proved ectual-leay
iIIg the skin smooth, sofi and white.
RESOLVE BY ALL A0EsASS SENEs. That We shall ever
continue the use tue Mustang Imminent because VIC
have tried and proved lis efficacy.
lI T'See advertisene IN another column.
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~ A portion of the American car foun-
derry was destroyed by fret Chicago on Sun.
day morning. Loss $4,000; insured.
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q e rAWFORuSyI
kAll4KOAD TANES.

TO L iX PAYEKS.-fhe Tax Payers OF this city and
county cautioned not sell traiIsfer any Railroad
Tax Certificates, which they may hold, without inform
ing the nse I, their value. An arrangement is
about being made. between the City and probably the
County and the Railroad by wbich Certificates
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-06
SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHEKIEEsS SALE.
NOTICE ishereby given that, by OF eNccr-
ton issued out Vi The Office Of the Clerk The VAN
de rourgh Circiit Court and dreci Cd in favor
James Michael and against Henry Ives, Joseph Roth and
Norris Mieiiaei have levied upon and will, upon the
4th day OF February. A. d. 1854, proceed Ia sell the
door of the Court House in the Of Evansville
rents, issues aud profits Tor the term or year.
ths following described property to-wit:
Lots Mas. 49, ~, Is. 10. L. Is ani Il. in Block No E. in
French AMI Whpple's Enlargement to tho Tow of EY-
aIsville; and should said RENTS and profits not
satisfy said execution and costs
will at the same ti'na AM place offer for sale
simple OF said real estate .s
Inc al We sale i. postponed 10 the 26th day of Febru.
AIRY, A. ID. ISL JOHN .UAVIrr, s. We.
by WILL II. WALKER, Dep'ty. feb -3w-pf 81
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NOTICE.
We wish TO call the attention of tae public to
Of luxury, comfort and happen, ss-to past neglect and
pr sent opportunity of amendment. The numerous
cases of badness America is truly surprising The
your:- esifot take warning, The OLD apply remedy
tao - h. tiiit is old, but moui aver baEess?
WIu tstis middle aged tut siudders gray hairs p
holt Young, but values the iux lieut. youth
and Beauty 2 Effects like these stayed, aid maly
years ofothsrwis remat old age is rcsaned ouih
by using Lyons Katharion.
,lr sao-,-ro-t 49,, & ID. 5. BARNES, Proprietor. y
janl4 .tD 1Gl 5r,,a.way, N. Y
~ DIR. HOLSTEAD'S PILLS WILL CURE DYS
pepsa, Indigestion, Bliousess and every disease OF
he sto mach. t-.--.r- =. 81. -.
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The German Universal Republican Soee-
ty have published the following proclamation
10 their fellow -countrymcn in America:
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TO TAX PAYERS.-Real Estate Property holders o
the City Of Evansville, hereby notified that the trxest
the Evansville. Indianapolis and CLEVELAND Strait
Line Railroad are now dae and they will please come
forward and pay them without further netice. ,.
iai3i stl --4f - WM.-BELi.. City Collector.
(volksbote aud Enquirer please copy two weeks)
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pv LAST-NIGqT's MAILS.
TRIAL of the Black Warrior.

vopx June 2.-The steamer Blaek War
~ rived with Havana dates of Nav 18th,
%, - ,,ss.engers. There was no news of int
= .rbe French aud Spanish fleets were still
I I,,,r, dull and unchanged. Molosses in good
1T , In2 !. Rice IL IL.
~ ted that the Captain General was rails.
| - troops, and has issued an address to the
''a tYa General of arms, &c, in which he says
lived that the banners of Spain shal!
ar Cuba at oil hazard. Another address
\ - % been issued ordering lists TO be prepared
N n aer.ons on the island capable of perform
military duty. :.
Op T., a report that a party of Americans had
Il At chonera, and troops were Immediately
.lare. but found no one.
4 = French and English officers were being
y h., the Government. Four Americans
Key West. of the surveying department,
u been permitted to go inside the city.
paola was reported to have said that he had
med to in European reputation by e.
n;nating the slaves in Cuba.
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$4,000 worth of Dry Goods at Cost!

'Vsiih subscriber intending tu make change IN hi.
l. business i'll offer his entirr stock of good. at
co IT. fiomthis date unit sometime al,aut the Isl of
August which tin the nander viii be d II nue.
This stock il urge and attractive, mostly of recent
purchases, embraces all the newest STYLE goods
such rs rich inred,phin p ,ideonre Silks ich fgur-,,
plaid wairred and rlain lac Silk, Fouard aud India;
Silks, Figured and pla Chalhes issut Berat aud
Moalins MI sad - French Jacansts md lawns, Cling.
hams Oiguedy Aluslins Canton Crnpe, Bomlazne Al.
rqe.h, Debaize Robes. emhr ,idered and plain Swiss
Mu.lm. pail aud striped Muslin Camlric Dimit
&c. French York Collars, Sleeves Chim.ets, llan'kf,
BaRds, &c; Ronnets, Bonnet Innings aud fibhon.;
Summer Nantes all AIDES; Hosiery and Goves French
Cor-elts Mars lies Dimty aud Grus- Skirts; large
stock o House furnishing gnudsamt whrh are Muslin
and Luce Curtains, Dnmnsk Moteens, aud 1u'kty red
Marsaes and Dimity Quilts, Linen and Cotton Sheet
Tug aud Pillow Case goods, Table Damssk. Fruit
aud Table Nnpkins,s Towels, Diapers, &c; P,ano
and Table Covers; large stock of Carpting lram ten
the fues' Velvet Tapestry Rugs Cumb Cloths,
ralor and Door Mat, OIL Floor Cloths &r. Furniture
aids. Ticking beiehed aud brown Cotton, Cotton
Oznabufg and Bmlaps Also, Travelling Trunks, Car
pet Sacks. School Salchrs, aud Ya.es His stock &C
Gentemen's Goods embraces genera, assortment Of
Cloths. Cassme rs, Vesting, Linen Dting+, Gloves,
Crayats, Collars Half Hose, &c T gethe, with
riety ot III goods usually found in dry goods
II asks call from all in of CHEAP GOODS.
and particularly invites hi friends aud Customers
call and supply themselv swth gaods
Jun 2-ts JOHN 4. DAVIS
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sEABURYS SHOE HAT STORE.
- 1854 Spring Supply. n

| al recevi la,ge supply great vaaieiy of spins
L q Summer Goods. ain confident th re has
been opened in Lynchhurg such a.-"lsment of LA
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BUSklNS, BOOTS,
LlNDS and WALKING SHOES; GEN ILEMENS-
BOOTS, CATERS, SHOES. SLIPPERS& PUMPS
MISSES GATE 3RS, BOO S AMI SLIPPERS BOYS
BOOTS ami SHOES and GHlLDRENS SHOES by
I he small CAkT-LOAD!
Also n splendid sormeu nf MEMS .BoY's and chill
DRENs SUMNER and CAPS. Also, Travelling
Trunks, Ca pet rs Yalis 8, Umbrellas. &c. &c.
My two oldest with me Statesmen. an it
my purpose to haNeayeiy accommodation extended tn
my customers which reason will approve. To very
liberal community my heartfelt Trunks tcndere',
with that all 81 all be done TINT ought be.
to -eclre its continuance. =. SEABURY.
B.-My friends viii find in my
almost every hour, day night except the Sabbat;
that dav is mitiance, of course. L. s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06
GENTLEMEN NOTICE.

EINHE subscriber has hand good assorir ent of
Il Shirts, both Linen and Cotton. the cut md make
not exec led by nnyJeans and Linen Drawers, Cotton
I.isle and Merino Gauzr Under shirts. Cotton. Linen
Silk md Merino Ha fhose sizes, best ply
Collars Byron ani Stsnd-up pl lin and corded sin and
Md owes, straw AMI othrr colofs, Summer Cravats
and Stocks OF various kinds all as low they be
bou ghtan, where Gentlemen wanting coat, panls
vest of good material aud fashionable i'm, would do
well to exanir his Clothes Drap dEte, Cnssimeres,
d illings Vesings, &c. which will be sald without
making il preferred ans when nude IN. snti'tnct1n in
fiji and workmanship guaranteed. WIN l.. FACE.
AMBROSE PAGE Tailor. may 10. lmdif
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A. u Re appropriate 10 hs tust ciass-Boseso of hats
bcat tsoi Il furniture
& teies appropriated Soeohd Ciass,--Boxes, bales
II good feathers. Shoes saddlery glass, paints, oils
iFis anl confectionery
4, kles ap,,opriaieto 7h,rd Ctass-Vilgnia domes
tic .ugar odec, liquor baggng, rope. butter cheese,
nAnt acurej tobacco, leather hides cotton ynrns cop.
per- sheet iron. hollow-ware, aocnsware, castings,
hard snrc, marble dressed andother heavy nrticesnoi
ou lto aratrd IN spe, i0l or fourth clussrni
ieles appropriate to he Fourth Cidss-Flour, lin
sack. rice, pork, beef fish lard, alow and bacon. lin
cash. boxes sacks beeswnx, bales of rigs ginseng
Al Tried fruit bar ron. marble, (nndressed) m'llr
grind stones, mill gearing.
,,.. ( 20 milea $50 Salt per bushcl I
"s'', r,' 100 miles. 100 Gritty pounds. 10
aan ~ $50 miles, 80 fl
WV 's zoe miles. 900 Carrie Nast. J ~
Ser -dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06

TEMPTED SUICIDE OF A NAVAL OFFICER
!, 5. King, passed midshipman in the Z. 5.
~ while laboring under the effects of drink,
tuesday, jumped out of a fourth story win
Of the Broadway Hotel, in Cincinnati, break
HI. iawbone, knocking out his teeth, and O.
,wise iniuring himself to such an extent as to
q little hope of his recovery. His family re-
. in Detroit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06

BALTIMORE, June IA letter of the latest
|es from Constantinople has just been received
|re to-day, per steamer Asia, from high func-
|aary at Constantinople.
The information contained is from reliable
|arces and states that the financial condition
Turkey is miserable. She has exhausted her
Esources, and is unable to borrow money.
The government of the Sultan is growing
|eaker and weaker every day.
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ms ,ra OF FANNY FoRREsTER.-W regret to
sorye the announcement Of the death of Mrs.
my JupsoN, widow of the late distinguished
ptist Missionary of that name. Her maiden
ne was Emily Chubbuck, but she was better
own as Fanny Forester. She was most ac-
pplished lady, and occupied position in the
qary word which few of her sex attain. Her
M occurred in Canada, on the night of the LIST
n. after lingering illness she contracted
Zen with her husband in Burmah.
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|,rcHELpER's WIDow.-The Washington Star
Friday. says-''We learn that the Senate's
Pnsion Committee have agreed to report bill
hntiug $4,000 to the widow of the late deputy
lrshsl Batchelder, who recently lost his life in
ps,on, in aiding in the execution of the laws of
\ eountryn
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End of Boston "Phiianthropy.'

June 3.-About | o'clock this NOR
! three images were found suspended from the
staff on the common, having the following
,es attached to them: Marshall Freemen,
4 of the Boston ruffians, and slave holders
ID hounds Benjamin f. Hallett, United States
triet Attorney and Attorney General of the
nee of Darkness - commissioner Loring,
Ten Dollar Jeffreys of 1854"
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Roston Stare Ercitement.-An Outrage,

Yt.
,sroS, June 3.-Richard II. Dana, one of
counsel of the fugitive. Burns, was knocked
in the street last night by a slung shetland
,burt. No clue has been had as to who was
,qrpetrator of the deed.
he examination of eleven persons charged
riot and the murder of Batcheldar was com
,ed this morning in the police court. There
arpe crowd IN attendance, and numerous
,.ses have been examined.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-06

BALTIMORE TIMEs.-The Baltimore Daily
ines has come out as Democratic paper. Mr..
Baylor, the editor, defines his position, and as
erts determination to advocate, uphold and pro-
tet all things appertaining to the present ad-
linistration.
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ALate Arrival of Building Materials.

ENINE Front Door, Rim and Morse Locks. with or
l. without night atches, Upright and Horizontal
Rum locks square Rim Locks and Hatchcs Of many
s,ves plight villa hotel ,abitted and sliding-door
nj risa Locks. Plated, pearl white, glass, mineral ar
eillo aud Fancy French knobs ean be furnished with
eitber Il Rim or Motise Locks. Lathe, for French
Windows various patterns, Rim and Morise Closet
ocks Cupboard Locks, Stock and Plnte Locks, St're
door Locks ith and without Knobs, night, .qnare and
Rim Latches, sliding door rt sleeves and astragn
na,ed rearl white ind mineral BelPnlls front door
r}egs with fixtures rompetr, Door an Window Hin
COS in great variety, Gate Hinges OF various patterns
Screws of good qunlity, ftnm TO inches Hand rail
S., w.. a. round square chain, Flush aud Tail Bolts
h apnroved BLVD fa>tenings. : ish Locks and
Axle nueys Sash C. rd Finishing Nais in papers from
+, inches do do. by the pound or keg, Flooring do
3. m eIy to !2ly II aided Gu do, from Bly, 10 dolly
Sikes from t. inches. fencing, pains and "rohsh
NaJs French English and Am,ric' Windo~ Glass, Of
liarop ounlities and all the sizes in common use, Put
" in baddeis. &c.
Relieving that we 'tftr greater Inducements AS re-
rd ouality quantity, variety and price than any Other
stabshnent in the upper codniry we respectfully ask
y raII from those wishing purchase Building Hard
ware
rs