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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-21
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Toys AND NOTIONS
rST received ana daily looked ineiuSips
- every little useful ana Ornamental article n T.
baskets Boxes. Tea sets. Ils Ratses Whe-.
HsrPs Aecerieous Games. Donnoes Cbe-smeu Psffanery
Needles Pins Toothp cks Pencils Cold Psss combs Brush
es Toilet Soap and Fowler Em-ysops Rszor Straps Tav
ing Compases Thermemetrs Pocket Ka,ves. Wallets and
and tor sale BY aov3O A C. PUSHEE
h0 BUSH. Corn Neal. for sale cheap
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RtiiR0AD TatNsPggYtT!0s NOTICE

vuNO ALBANY. 30 TIN Sfw YORK aud eli intsrne-,
date ststioas sod places Imm.d,a ely compile
.vassvI- Crswfsrasvie Railroad TO Ierrv
Haut- which will he within s,eGf three week rom th
will he ready reesp THROUGH for the delivery sf al
hints Of MerehansiIe Proc Prsper'y from this city.
aud points all ~
citirs int. points India Ohio
New York Csarl ks York aud Ere and Albany and
Railroads.
~ Rates made Known o application my efsee. under
no Wis e Il =" INV JOHN s. MITCHELL. As..s.,
wAB ASH q ERIE C,N,LrR AssPOarRTIos.e
~.f> .s.is..I TO >Ew Y0EK BOSTON -<6Ea
NE{2e&xz PBILADELPHIAa and BALfI- XRHKA
--flr undersEned III recept t.~ lIve-
THROUGH Of all kinds Il Produce aud fr.
Thu BY the Troy and Western Line 'of Boats
o favorable texms.
novIs-tf 80 JOHN s. MITCHELL, Assa.
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WIS Dank pAyso per depos.es vsbe
on demand; hnys aad sells Eschaag- Coin rncurrrus
oney &e &s ;grsae Loans make and re No
All para :, Harops. sesil-a @. C0PgLAND csshisr
riTs MILLS FLOUR fer sale At u. Mil ssss soo
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sT0HA GS WANTED. --t.-rsilt
NV sre prepared tore In ar
Nv any quantity Of Grain. Produce Merchandise,
rsyticrlar VIE
taken % III as-hod Bpemert.
and a kinds OF goods iAle from damp
rast.
rroofrate the
O lscr wh-n desired. -..f- rI.I -. Bro
located Locust sud W and D..
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NOTICE.
MN O. MITCHELL having Withdrew from the firm IL
wv John 5. Mitchell Son. the nndsysi<n will ne
Abe Ceunssiea aad Esrvuding busRess IN his
esst-H S0aEt. MirOHnLE
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- 2o0p lbs ass'd Wires. 500 lbs Block Tin.
9pILs Copper Bottoms. cash Zine,
eask Anviis. reed rer Lexington and for sale by
nov6 SAMCEL ORR
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~po.p,vG,p. Et:GLEsTON CO.,
Dko kIEIORS Of the Crescent City Foundry in Evans
viil, bald all kinds Of Machinery in s e quality and
price equal 70 any made in any city Of The West.
We make Fire ana Ss-am Engines aud Grist Mil
tons Cast Iron Water Wheels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
fronts Fence Railing BRASS Work OF all
kinds Wrought iron Bridge work-indeed every
psivs. ~
We highest rree or Iroa Brass and Copper.
Fousdry the canal-cosner Of Canal and Inge
sep9-tf
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Last Wednesdsy's Evansville German

Last Wednesdays Evansville German
Reform CO ntaihed an article relative to Dem
ocracy, elections, &c, in which some per-
sonal illusions were made, which aroused the
Indignation of those interested very greatly.
That evening some five or six Germans pro-
ceeded TO Mr. Dietsch's house, and inquired
for Mr.. D., who is the editor of the Reform.
Mrs !. ID. said he was upstairs asleep. Two
of tn, number proceeded TO his rouin. and
forthwith made an attack on him, which re-
suited in Mr. DPS being severely beaten y
Mr.. JOHN Reitz, in the presence Of his wife,
who screamed loudly for help. Before help
arrived, they were gone. These are the
facts in the case, as told US by a respectable
German. Mr.. Rei,z was brought before
Squire Walker yesterday afternoon, and al.
ter an animation, fined SIS and costs.
We withhold comment for the present. II
the facts are as we have stated them, these
citizens were utterly inexcusable for their
conduct, no matter what was the offence. II
they thought Mr.. d. deserved beating. and
they were determined to violate the public
peace by giving it to him, they certainly Sc.
lected the wrong place and time in which tc
CRAFTY their feelings. To enter MAJ.
house, and in the presence Of his family, bea
him like dog, is not only inhuman, but cow.
ardlv, and there is no excuse to justify The
course.
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~ act Of Congress and wa. ithe settlement

by act Of Congress and was the settlement
of difficulty which was to last forever.
consider them both, " th their fugitive slave
recovery clause and the similar clause in the
Constitution, as part and parcel OF the same
transaction, different articles in the same
general settlement. The anti-slavery clause
in the ordinance of 1857 could not have been
put mas was proved by It's three years reJec-
ton, without the fugitive slaves-recoverv
clause added to it. The Constitution could
not have been formed without the recognition
of slavery in the States which chose il and
the right of recovering slaves fleeing to the
free States. The Missouri controversy could
not have been settled except by the prohib:-
ton which could not have been obtained with
out the right torecover the fugitive slaves from
the part made free. Thus the three meas
ures are one, and the ordinance Of 1887 is
father to- the other two. 1t led to the udop-
ton of the fugitive slave clause in the Con-
stitution, and we may saw to the formation
Of the Constitution itself, which could not
have been adopted without that clause and
the reorganization of slave property in which
it was founded.
f.r CONCLUDED TOMORROW. .a
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A DEvELoPMENT.-The following para
graph from the Cincinnati Commercial, hints
at something of which the public shall know
more by and by:-[ Lou. Cour.
1--WE are Informed by young man who
was at Eliza BEETHOVEN duriag the trial, and
who was in the interest Of the defense, and
probably had an "inside view'' of matters,
that when the jury retired, eleuen were for ac-
quittal. and one was not quite satisfied about
one pointn' -a
Probably the purchasers Of this hesitating
juror. had not "hinted As he was at work
for br;be there could have been no other
doubt in his mind. What pity! He ought
to have been settled with before the time for
retiring, as the only thing that mars the har-
mony Of this farce is, that the jury had 10
leave their seats! ,.-s <so.l error
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Mr. Isenton,. Speech.

We commence to-day and shall close to-
morrow the publication of Mr.. Benton's late
great speech against the N braska bill. We
regret, from the confined space Of our col
umns, that we have not been able now and
then to publish one of the very many excel
lent speeches which have been made in and
out of Congress, on the subject OF the Ne
braska bill. But we couldn't resist the temp
tation of publishing Benton's speech, both
from it's own great merits, and because the
name of Benton is familiar as household
word in every circle, and then again because
he is a leading Democrat. We think this
speech will prove rather settler to the
Douglas bill. Our latest accounts fom
Washington are by no means encosraging
to the friends of this Ubiquitous measure. Ii
is losing strength very fast, and the admins
tration is evidently. frightened at the fact,
that the first measure it has had the bodness
to endorse, is being repudiated by the voice
of the people, and promises to be signally
defeated in Congress. To show how this
measure. sta nds at Washington, we make The
following extract from the Washington cor;
respondence of the Philadelphia North Amer.
lean, written Immediately after the delivery
of Benton's speech: -. s..s.... .,''-
1t is dead, and the Committee ofthe Whole
is its grave. The South lends it no ardent
and united support. Dir. Millson, the leader
more than any other member of the delega
ton, of the Virginia Democracy, has denOun-
ced il as not going far enough in its support
of Southern rights. To-day, Mr.. Harris, Of
Miss, disciple OF the same school, has ex.
posed il to the ridicule of the House and the
contempt of the country. Several othe
Southern men, who have. heretofore beer
reckoned among the most cordial of it's sup
porters, are only waiting the opportunity I,
'repudiate and oppose it. That opportunity
will be carefully furnished them. The de-
1ouement of the fraud will be farce. The
bill will expire amidst volley of Kisses an,
jeers. 1t will never come to vote. Mr.
Richardson, who has charge of tho affair, i
obviously ashamed of it, and wants TO be ri,
of it.. 1t is felt to bs a nuisance and an an
noyance, and there is scarcely body VIII
has been in any way concerned in il, tina
does not wish to see it quietly dropped.
We hope every reader will peruse tlni
speech. There is more originality and hu
NOR in it than in the generality of Nebraska
speeches, while strong facts are forcibly pre-
sented in Benton's own peculiar style.
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Destructive CoNFLAGRATIoS-Sr.P AuL's
CHURCH DEsTRoYED.-About l o'clock this
morning, ST. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church, corner Of Charles. and Saratoga
streets. was discovered to be OIL FIRE. The
whole interior Of The vast structure was de-
s'royed. there being nothing left standing
except the bare walls and the lofty steePie:
The large aud costly organ is also in ruins.
The records and all other papers of the do.
cese OF Maryland, contained in an iron safe
in the building, were fortunately saved IT
is not known how the FIRE originated, but it is
supposed to have been the work of an incen-
diary. The church was erected and dedica-
ted In 1917, alta, gross cost,of Sl3O,OO0.-
There is an insurance upon the building of
$4,000 ia the Baltimore Equitable Society.
Bali. Pat, ooh uH,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of the follow ing Lots on
~ Main street, commencing at the Canal Bridge
said street, and extending to 18th street. tn wit:
..fhe Evans Homest adj Lots l. ?, aud A. Block No.
~ lots !. = 1876, g. q, 10. " and u. block No So
lots :. g. 9 and 10, in block No 30; lots =, 8. o aud
TO- block No 81. in the Eastern Enlargement, lay
down good and sufficient Brick Sidewalks, twelve feet
In width. in front Of said Lots before
of August next. under the directions OF The City Eng-
and in de- 4ult thereof the Marshal is directed to
perform said work and the cost and expeuces accruing
thereby will be assessed 10 and collected by 81 Of said
lots o. 80 much thereof may be necessary satisfy
said lie IA and costs. d Isl g. y l-f+ S =
Bv order of The Common Council.
my33t GEO. II. TODD CITY Clerk.
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1t is undoubtedly true that men are too Of
ten. permitted to take vengeance into their
own hands in Kentucky and are sustained
by the "unwritten law" but it is also true
that the same condition of things exists in all
the Southern States. Those States have
some important virtues that the Northern
States have not, but they are less rigid in
the punishment of manklling. Wealth can
very frequently purchase exemption from
legal conviction for murder or manslaughrer
both in the North and in the South, but, in
the South, high social position has very Of
ten proved of itself sufficient. We do not
think that an instance can be named where
a man of social position in Kentucky has
ever been hung or sent to the penitentilry
for killing a man in open daylight, though
there have been what seemed to be very ag-
gravated cases of such killing; and, so far as
we know, this is true of the whole South
We doubt il a case can be named where a
man in any Southern State, enjoying high
social position, has ever been legally punish
cd for killing in open dny, no matter what
the circumstances. PROFESSIONALLY al this
should be reformed, and we hope to see a re-
form in due time wrought out by th I, force OF
a healthful public sentiment.-[ Lou. Jour.
Precisely so. Now we hope our friend OF
the Journal will permit US to ask him a sin
gle question, promising it with the remark
that he knows We would ask such question
with only the kindliest feeling. If this condi-
sion of things should unquestionably be re-
formed, and if DIR. Prentice hopes to see a
reform in due time wrought out by the force
OF healthfuI public sentiment" was it moi
his duty, as editor of a public journal, to con-
denim, or express an opinion, on the verdict
in the Ward case, and thus help bring alb 1u'
this "healthful public sentiment 7" And
another question for our own information, as
young member of the press-if an editor
has a plain and important duty presented to
him as public journalist, is there any higher
duty which may supercede this, or render j,
secondary one-or should private feelings
make the editor commit public wrong 3
These questions answered, we should like to
know what important virtues the Souther n
States possess which the Northern have not.
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6J' The Greencastle (Ind.) Banner says
the suit brought by the Terre Haute BriAge
Company against Capt. Jolly, for running a
steamboat against the same and knocking a
portion of it down, was decided in the circuit
court Of Putnam county week before last
The jury, after an absence of few hours,
brought in a verde, of Sl,75O in tavor of the
Bridge Company. n
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THIS gentleman has settled in midst, and earnest
" solicts patronage. lie is graduate of the Ec
lectic Medical College Cincinnati, and has enjoyed
very extended aud eessfrl practice for
years lie is, therefore. fully competent To act
rs Trustworthy Physician and surgeon. In is practice
he dscar.s in otto, those poisonous and destructive
agents which the tissues cannot assmilate as antnony
mercury etc. Especially would he call the attention Of
irte with Chronic diseases, he is prepared
To apply ELECTRO MAGNETISM. which proves cura-
in forms OF disease, and detects the real seat
aud magnitude fevery one: otherwise often difficult
task the principal in the failure of cure in the
major ty of chronic diseases. The Doctor is also ver ell
in and speaks fuently, the German language. Give
him "A call.
nT' ONCE the lower side OF First street. 3D. door
above Main. m,4u
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OF Among the speakers who will ma e
brief pertinent addresses at the Inauguration
of the Crystal Palace are Elihu Burritt, tthe
learned blacksmith the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, the Rev. E. H. Chaplin, Judge w m.
CamPbell,e Austin Baldwin Of Connecticut,
Richard O'Gorman. Parke Goodwin, the Rev.
T. L. Cuyler, Erastus Brooks, L.. R. Marsh,
and others. r.--e-tsr .-sss,' .ls... = 80
Several eminent musicians have volunteer
ed to sing or play without charge, as have
the New York Harmonic Society; while
Dodworth's and BIOomfeld's (Governor's Is.
land) Brass Band give their services on the
occasion.
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EDWARD IlUSTACE,
FIRST ST.. NEAR MAIN.

HAS "A Il .7YS ~ HAND.
$40 WATCHES OF the finest quality, warranted 10
rTA perform well an give 10 the buy perfect sat
e faction. Hus,ace deyotes his attention 10 the
an assortment Of the richest patterns.
Hnslare invites the attention of the Ladies' to his stock
of Breast Pins sonnet ing pleasing the
Hustace has Ear Drops, decidedly beautiful new
sly just received They will suit the taste Of the most
refined.
Hustace's assortment of Mourning and Daguerreotype
Pins tue finest in town.
Hustacc's Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains just
what they should be, variety Of patterns, Of the
most elaborate work manship
Hustaee has Gold Lockcts, single and double pretty
and good--nn mistaLc.
Uuslacc's Gold Ranls-they need recommenda-
ton- In Fact. all of his goods have acquired reputa-
ton sufficient in this community.
Hastace has just received fac lot Of Silver spoons
They ofhv best quality the pure stun
Hustace is prepared to do craving. Spoons and
other articles beautifully Leitered.
Hustace rep jr Watches in a scientific manner
All work executed with and finish rpassed.
Hutce sells cheap nd refu DIS money for articles not
giving satisfaction, and thus gains the confidence OF the
pstroniZing public. my2
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OF We thank Hon. Smith Miller for a
large bound volume Of Message and Docu-
ments for 1854. Very acceptable.
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BOILER MAKING.
A T HANEY BOILER MAKEP

WOULD respectfully announce In the III gia; L. i'd
~ crs &c Evansville. aud to all Others Interested.
that he has strong fore Of meu at Boiler Var l..
aud is prepared TO make Boilers order. an h the
finished pIirually per agreement Scarcity at Boiler
hands has hrrcofsre rendered il impossible Ia fulfil all
cngag ,urnis Tor work but he his TOW force th=t
Warrants him in saying that the like di-appoihtmosts
sia again. He m King Boilers ofaly
sizs or description good terms as the! can tie
bought IN the Wet. and all work warranted.
" FetSuiler Yard the Canal. near WIiari Caraen
tors dwelling inN1 I'm
TEOU q --s5 bbis superinc in and FOR sale b.
l. my4 PRESTON B2 :.
DATE.NG.-50 bales Eagle Fsct'ry Batting reed
ID and for sale by tmyl) PRESTON BROS
nYSs EHS.-40 doz cans Baltimore Oysters, choice
- aitclc, in store and Tor sale b,
my4 PRESTON BROS.
NIGss.- 90 600 oftliosc choice Free Trade Cigars.
~ just rec'd and for sale by
m!4 PRESrt BROS.
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NEW ne ARssER SHOP.
IWE IWO EPNONII INNIITIrT'E

TIE IWOEPSONIAN INSTITUTE,
'oE shaving. shampooHiHg ana Embarrassing. is
l. now ia full blast Water street, betw Syca-
more and Vine and respectful. socits share
lie patronage.
The Propretors Of this establishment have had long
experience in the large Eastern cities, and promise
DO up the Toilet Of their customer in the most sksl
and fashionable manner f. fr
The celebrated TRICOPHEROUS is freely used in
this establishment to soften the scalp and promote The
healthy growth Of The hair p
me Institute will open In future every morning at
O'Clock A. NJ. and retsain op n till Ie o'clock r..
jill Particular attent given to cutting Children's
hair and the proprietor. will walt upon families their
residences on Friday OF each week. for that purpee
requested. Iara6 n
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A. OI.DlNaNCE

10 amend An Ordinance Passed May Is47 Defining
the limits within which no Frame or Wooden Build
Ing shall. DO erected" passed VI y l. 1851. ..t 49,
SECTlON !. lie it ordained by the Common Council
~ of the city OF Evansville that Section .st of the Or
dinance to which this is Inent he extended
viz: Nos i. - B. f. IS, 80 A. 81 81 -. %, 81 %,
Dr. "a, az 90, 100 H. lf2. s3 ami la. in the Original
Plan OF said city; 10 Nos. 14j I46, 4 49, 1885, i i9i
1872 1913, I94, lg5 aud 1906 thu Donation Ena rgement
and that hereafter dwelling house wsrehouse store
house. out house, Shell kitchen, carpenter or black
smith shop other building Of any desertion or Kind
whatey r. (except the same shall be built OF stone or
brck.) shall be erected, removed placed upon any
10y the Common Council as provided by the said LIST
Section of said ordnance = }. S. HOPKINS,
Attest: $500 Cd. a. Hs.- Mayor.
GEo. II. Tom, Clerk. lm32
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ruvEr rUxCEHaTS,.

WE are now manufacturing Beavers and Gossamer
w Hats for Summer wear that do not weigh
THREE OUNCES. Those wishing to get light well
as a fashionable Hat, would do well give call
VAUTiER & MARCONAlER,
my2 Main street, between First and Second.
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S00-b LBS Sagarcurcd Dried beef, canvasscd;
COO 5Vo lbs do do do plain; just reed al
myl COOKS.
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NEW apRANGFMENT.

fJNHE subscriber having, the i:th inst associated
L with him in business Mr.. Theron Paiineter. Of
Chatauquc county. w. his business will hereafter be
conducted under the and style OF John r. Glover
& Co. (ap25 d&wtf) JOHN r. GLOVER.
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a CA RID.

fTHE subscriber would NEST respectfully return his
Il thanks to tn. citizens Of Evansville, Newburg,
Boonyilie Vincennes Mt. yernon. UniontowB, Hendcr
SON. Greensboro, &c. especially and the public gen.
orally for'tbe liberal n-roge bestowed upon Linn the
past ear, and world solicit large share 81 the
towards the firm. JOHN r. GLOVER.
apis d&wtf
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WABASH FLOUR,
FOR SALE,

VUST reed per steamer Albanian. 2n5 bbls Extra
j Family FloIr--"Attca Mills"-for SALE at whole
sale or retail, by tmy2) AILiS 81 HOWES.
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lust received direct from New York the latest STYLES
y OF Beraces Grenadines. Tissaes Silk $ L. ~ns faf.
Goes, Ginghams, Berege de Ianos and French Jaee-
nclts. lap29) SIANkl.lN & REILLY.
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WE are orenug our large aud carefully select
w ed stock OF Spring and Summer Fancy and Stable
Dry Goods iu received from the Eastern arkcis to
which would cordially invite the OF purchas-
ers lapS9ls SHANKLlN d BELLY.
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PREMIUM SILVER WARE.

HAVE just received splendd lot Of Premium Silver
J. comprising Table, Tea. Salt ard Mustard Spoons
Sugar Shoyeis. Knives, &c. &c. WARRANTED PgRE cox
Call and them. n. HUSTACR, 4
ap-5 First street. near Main.
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NNE have just opened very derirable stock OF Bon
w nets. the latest Fashions; also Bonnet Ribbons
Para>ols ali Fans, to which invite the attention.
the La ie before making their selections. "a
spec 80 - .st SHaNkI.IN& REILLY.
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NEW PINELUMBER.

NNE are now la, ing in our Spring stock of Pine Lem
w ber consisting Of all the various ihicknesses and
qualities usually kept ut the yards in Cincinnati asd
Louisville. Mechanics and bull iers rcspeo fully
ques ed To examine stock before purchasing sise
where. APPS d&wtO JOHN F. GLOVER co.
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a DESIRABLE Bniliing Lot, situated in Block No. Q
n Eastern Enlargement. fronting on Third street.
Enquire at E.nbiehs Dry Goods Store, Main street
doors below Second. rmyI n
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II EEP COOly

TUST received per steamer Malta, large assortment
d of Winehela celebrated Water Coolers and Filler
ers, which call the attention Of Hotel keepers
Restauras ana Families, surc preventative aganss
warm cistern water. (myD SCANTLIN & PARVlN.
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USf opened Tres assoriA ent Of Cloths Casspsres,
~ Marsclcs and Silk Vesiihgs, white and cold Line \
Irllls Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods Trimmings De.
d al.9 r go SEANkLlN * REILLY.