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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-31
JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.


NJ Blank Deeds. OF the most approved form and on
nns paper Blank Notes, Bills Ladins, &c.. &c. for sale
ut this once. r.t. ste.
"a Subscribers" communication is
decidedly lacking in point. No one but an
experienced writer should undertake to con.
coct humorous article for a newspaper, as
il 10 easier to write "goOd poetry" than sue
coed in this department.
People who have filthy cutters, or
other holes containing cholera seed, had bet
ter be on the alert and clean them out, or the
authorities will be after them with sharp
stick. We saw some officers yesterday who
had been taking observations, and were
twisting up their olfactory organs at terri
BILE rate. We heard several names mention
ed as especial objects Of the Indignation Of
the nuisance laws, but as the whole matter
was told Us confdentially we agreed not to
mention il.
Mr.. Nicely Johnson, Esq, sends US
every mail a package Of California papers of
the latest dates. We are truly obliged to him
for his attention, as doubtless are the many
friends who help US scan over these papers.
Very few young chickens are brought
to our market. Some of our market people
seem to have detestation of bringing any
thing younger than three year old chicken
20 Evansville.
- Cherries, but of Indifferent quality,
have made their appearance in our market.
Mr.. Samuel Orr sent us yesterday from his
garden basket of the finest cherries we ever
saw in this reg on. He has, however, n 9TH
ing else but the very best quality of fruits,
both in his garden and on his farm, and more
over RENE mbers his friends.
- No rise reported in the rivers above.
Falling here. Weather cloudy and damp.
- The well known steamer Belle Key
is offered for sale by parties in 81. Louis. If
not sold at private sale before the 9th day OF
June, she will be offered at public auction at
the st. Louis wharf.
yesterday morning, crowded with passengers,
and after brief stoppage, continued on to
Louisville and Cincinnati
- The Newburg and Evansville Omni-
bus continues making its regular daily trips.
1t is q great accommodation.
- River at st. Louis slowly receding
last Sunday-had fallen two feet. Four feet
water reported on the Lower Rapids, and
slowly falling.
The Illinois river is in good navigable
order and falling slowly.
The Missouri river is reported falling,
but in fine boating order.
The Lady Pike came up yesteaday
morning in good time, although she met with
some accident to her machinery, and was
running on one wheel. We thank ]. w.
Clark, ESQ.,, Of the office, for papers OF Sun
day. The Lady Pike was only 81 hours from
Louisville to St. Louis.
- The Aleck Scott, st. Nicholas, ]. ID.
Early, Delta and Grand Tower, were all due
at St. Lonis last Monday from New Orleans.
The gallant little White River, Capt.
Liter, started yesterday for Bowling Green
precisely at Ia O'CLOCK. She WINS crowded
with passengers, and had good freight
We were not aware that Capt. Liter vas in.
tending TO make a"quick trip" but her time
out of sight was the best on record.
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Has. w, MAcx...... "A. Losrssr.
FOR CLOTHING CHEAP AND FINI
MACK & LoBENsr1NE's
w err N a c I o n N r e
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
IN rnR LOWER STORY DRrw's PAvILIox, coRRrR
WATER AND SYCAMORE srRsErs.
Ms,,rs. MACK& LoBENsTINE
~ have lust reed and will continue nm
IA to receive weekly from their large fEIIVN
Ill Wholesale Establishment in Gin. III ~
innati the largest and most extensive assortmento of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
manufactured with especial view to the wants
the Market and consisting Of every article of appare
necessary complete the wardrobe Of individuals
~ taste.
The following kinds made of the best materials and
in the latest styles. are now in sore:
Black cloth dress and frock Coats;
Brown. black and invisible green;
Grey, black, brown and gold mixed Tweed;
ALso-Every kind of loose summer Sucks, dress and
frock Goats and Coa,ees all Of which we respectful
ly invite the particular attention of the public.
PANTS.
Super black and fancy Cassmeres;
All varie tiesof Bombaxine and Drap d'Ets';
Grass Linen, Doeskn and Corduroy;
Cassinet, Jeans and fancy summer Pants Of every
description.
Black Satin and fancy Silk Vests:
Velvet valencia, bun and white Marleilles, Linen:
Cashmere and Cassinet with common vests Of all
yies, and at the very lowe st prices.
FURNISHING GOODS. - a.
Consisting Of an elegant and 1IIhnIb
large assortment OF custome SlIlIN
~ made bosom shirts, shirt collars, SG
cravats Of superior quality and beautiful patterns, silk
cotton drawers under shirts. gloves
every other article usually found In the most extensive
establishment of the country.
Fh In connection with their large stock Of <zNsa
HHH clothing, they will keep file assert
ullD meDt OF CAMPS Superior HATS AND CARS.
Also, all kinds OF Union Mexican California, Leghon
Panama and other styles Of hats. with variety OF
BOOTS and SHOES,
It's useless TO mention heir.elegant and very extcn
sve lot Of togskin and other kinds of TRUNKS CARPrs
BAGS andV ALIsEs.
NJ Country Merchants invited to call and ex
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Were
erour thanks to friends Tor their very
lib al patronage, and respectfully ask continuance
of the MACK & LOBENSTINE.
EUaasciUe, yqpriI %, 1s53.-tf
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I BBLs Reboiled Moasses;
y do suzarhouse Molassss; 49,.
do Syrup; just reed per steamer Su n0n 10Y
s2ls vholesalsa t tmys) S"""''
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NArcHEz STREET FIRE, NRw ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April Z, 1854.
Our Office AMI warehouse, Nos. 81 aud 33 Natchez ST.
with their contents except the books and papers
tanned in Safe, were .ntrely destroyed by fire.
the morning OF the 10th March, Although the Safe had
several hous in extremely hot fire before
could it, anu, being first discovered,
in q red heat; being cooled with water, we removed
books and papers the amount Of twenty Thousand
dollars without the slightest damage er injury to us
Being fully convinced by this event of the entire secui
~ those Safes have procured another Of the
description from the Agent viz kch's Freproof
Safe, sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge. No. 30 Magazine street,
aud mend them TO all who desire perfect security
PRICE, WALSH & CO.
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PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANs, April II, Ibo4.
We have abundant reason to recommend kich's Sala-
mander Safe as emineny nreproo since we had an ex-
cellen opportunity, the 5h February last OF testing
of that description, which We purchased several
years since Of Mr.. Isaac Bridge. Our store No. 81
Charres street. with GU. entire stock Of hats. mmings
&C., burned the morning Of that day. subjecting
very heat during several hours yet
Ii saved all its contents comprising bsnk notes ana
checks Of nine hundred dollars bills receiv-
able for thousand dollars, and accounts in our
books dollars. As said Safe cost only
one hundred and ten dollars, risk nothing in pro-
nouncng it the cheapest article we ever purchs sed
ALERT Il TRlCO.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Y supply Of
Mems Calf, Kip and Goat Boots;
Poys' and Youths Calf and Kip Boots;
liens Calf Kir Goat, I'm. Goat and nam Id Brogans;
BOYS. and Youths Calf. Kip and Enam'ld do;
LADIES' Misses aud Children's Shoes of all varieties
which hey will II low the lowest. Merchants
invited to call and examine their stock before purchas
ing. [ap6
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FIRE IN EVANSVILLE, NY.

Messrs. STEARNs Il MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. 1t contained all our books aud
papers which In good order. The Safe. from
appearance must have been red hot. We trusted our
all In 1t. Very respectfully. yours, -
BROWN q GRANT,
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FAMILY FLOUR.

HAVE for sale at my Leather Store, on Main street,
and will constantly keep on hand, large supply OF
Family Flour of the best quality Pigeon Mills brand,
which will be sold at the lowest market price for such
quality Flour. tdecgG) WIN. BELL
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COMPOSITION ROOFING.

COMPOSITION ROOFING.
TINE subscriber 10 prepared TO Bu ldings with
Il Gre and water proof Composition Roofing, on the
most reasonable terms.
Written guarantees will be given of all Roofs covered
by me, to their durability, ifrequred. Any further
may be had by applying to the subscriber
JOHNC. DEVEREUX, JR.,
myQ-lmw Evansville. Ind.
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A large assortment of WILpERs PATENT SALAMASpER
SAFES, with Rich's Improvement for sale BY
STEARNS e. MARVIN,
(successors to Rich e. Coz
JAG WATER STREET. N. T.,
The only Makers Of Saamander Safes. combining Will
ders and Rich's Patents. and Sole Projectors OF
Jones' WORLDS Fair Lock, which has neither key nor
keyhoe. ALLlS q hOWES,
my9-u Agents at Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-31

NJ Blank Deeds. of the most approved form and on
ans paper Blank Notes, Blls Lading, &C., &c. sale
nj this once. -f. +t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-31

IUST opened fresh assortrn ent Of Cloths Casino res
81 Marse,les and Silk Vestngs white and cold Linen
Drills. Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods, Trimmings, &C.
aps9 SHANKLlN & REILLY.
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n LBS Soft Shelled Ain onds;
COU 10 gross small boxes Backing:
1Ogross largo do do for sale at lowest
market price by lmy23) l. & ID. HEIMANN.
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JEWELRY! JEWELRYu

JEWELHY! JEWELRY!!
~ WE have on hand and will sell eaper than
EA usual, good and fashionable stock OF Gold and
sA..& silver Watches. Breast Pr s. Finger Rings, Ear
Rings, Lockets, Gold and Silver Specaces Gold Guard
Chains besides good many other articles all Of which
we will sell los.
Call the Sign of the Big Watch, Main Street, be-
tween First and Second streets
feb6 BITTR0LFF & SONS.
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do COFFEE.-35sb bags prime Greenjg,, u; Ianaed
III snd for sale by tapss) BkAhNI 'iN"
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COLDANDvELvET BORDER A large and beau
VI ul assortment OF the latest and most fashionable
styles, just reed and for sale by
mysimw JOHN c. DEvEREUx,J..
LNIRE BOARD PRINTS.-10 doz Fire board Prints
Just reed frcm Boston, and for sale all prices by
my9lmw JOHN c. DEVEREUX, in.
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CTONB PIPE9-2S boxes for sale BY
myi7 g. e. GILBERT & CO., syc. near Water.
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- The gallant little White River, Capt.
Liter, started yesterday for Bowling Green
precisely at IL O'CLOCK. She WINS crowded
with passengers, and had a good freight
We were not aware that Capt. Liter vas in.
tending to make a"quick trip" but her time
out of sight was the best on record.
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- The leck Scott, st. Nicholas, ]. ID.
Early, Delta and Grand Tower, were all due
at St. Ionis last Monday from New Orleans.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1854-07-22

The organization of the companies, and the
certain completion of the roads, renders the
several lines known as the Blue Ridge Road q
iaatsar Of necessity, which nothing but the most
shortsighted ignorance can now defeat, Bring.
ing, as they will, not only the interior Of South
Carolina and her seaboard, but a large portion
of Georgia and Savannah nearer to Louisville.
than these great centres of Commerce are to
any other city on the atlantic, and passing
through mineral region Of untold wealth and
extent, the business Of this road. cannot fail to
be otherwise than large beyond any calculation
OF limit, as thesotlier great trunk lincsf that
have scaled the monntaina;here nlrcadyprove.
With these prospects, therefore, to the Road
ITSELF and looking to the vast and incalculable
benefit which it must confer on all the States
through which it will pass, not only in our
day. but much more 80 in the, future, it is an
enterprise not only Of choice, but Of necessity,
demanded by the wants the genius, the enter
prise and the spirit ofour people, and due as
well to posterity as to our own honor.
Let every man, therefore, contribute to it's
support by his uneeasing efforts-by aid to the
extent of his means, and by his sympathy
And those to whom you have entrusted the
management of this great and magnificent en-
terprlse will, before many years, be enabled to
congratulate you on its triumphant achieve.
ment, as they do now on its auspicious com.
menccmcnt. HENRY GOURDIN,
xPrcs't Blue Ridge r. r. Company.
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
y WHOLE NUMBER 63.

hIE MEN KILLED BY LIaHrNrNa.-We find
IN tue augusta Constit,aional;st the following
ncconnt OF deaths by lightning - =. .ss5;
"On Sunday, July I'd, abont o'clock p NJ:
at the residence of Mr.. j. w. Swan in Nanto;,
county, Georgia, DR.. j. w. Hitch, Will;om vii
son and Isaac Christian, Jr., were inatontiv
killed by stroke of lightning.
Dr. Hitch and Mr.. Wilson were single men.
but Mr. Christian leaves an affectionate wife
and three children to mourn his loss.
Doctor Hitch was formerly of South Carroll
ma, the other two were Georg'ans :, :
1t seems that the electricity first struck
small .shnde tree that stood near the piazza
where they were sitting and then passed under
The house and through the floor, shivering It in
a very slight manner, and then the ceiling, and
lastly the chimney was slightly injured.
NO other person was hurt. A son of Mr.
swans was sitting near, but escaped unhurt."
FRANCE "A conspiracy to assassinate the EN-
peror during his visit to the baths of the Py-
renees had been discovered in the. Departments
OF Larn and Garonne, and 100 arrests we're
made. The Prefect was dismissed and M. Led
etsreur, the friend of Lafayette, was appointed
his successor. -,s- =. i-. - - -
The Moniteur publishes the Minister of the
Interiors report on the state of the nation. 1T
is very favorable. = ..ss'.s. r
1t is again said that NJ. Persigny will soon
reslgn, and be succeeded by NJ. Baroohe.
The reports of the crop from the south are
favorable. -. tsls
FOREIGNERS IN THE u. S-Tbe following tn
Die has been received at the present time, as
exhibiting the number and nativity of each
class OF foreigners in the United States, in the
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VOLUME 2---NO.. Ii.
POETRY,
The withered wreat

AAo "Atuex0O "1eaCn. -
BY II. }. SARGENT.
found it by the way side,
A weeping elm beneath;
A wreck on Loves capricious tide,
A faded, scentless wreath
There seemed q depth of meaning d.
In that faded wreath concealed
There was treasure for the cleaning,
And story unrevealed. -
There were tiny buds half opened
Like ruby hps half seen,,
Beneath the tantalising veil
OF some coy village queen. -.
And there were gorgeous flowers full blown
OF every shade and hue.
Have these frail emblems dropped alonc2
Has young Hope withered too3
The more viewed that withered wreath,
I was curious the more
To question of the dying flowers
Its sad historic lore.
Whose was the white and dainty hand,
Arranged with so much art,
This Litany responding = r..
TO The Priest toitItin her hearth
Were joy and faith bound up in thee
Or mingled doubts and fears9
Sayl vast thou woven out of smiles,
Or vast enbalmed In tearsi &
One dying flower responded,
Thus be the riddle read:
The buds are dreams half realized, >,n-
THE fo,cers are bright hopes dead"
leftit by the way side,
That weeping elm beneath,
A wreck on Loves capricious tide;
A faded, scentless wreath.
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CONGRATULATIONS.
iron THE INDEPENDENT pREss.1
A Bird's-Eye View of Texas.

IHE following letter, written by an Abbcyifl-
an now in Texas, to friend in this District,
will be found interesting to our readers: x
RUsK Co., TEXAS, June 5, 1854. ),
In Texas as elsewhere, we have some good
and some poor land; some places healthy and
some not. 1t is not exactly n second Eden as
has by some been represented No silver trees
or fritter trees either.
The three different and most common soils
nrc white sandy, black sandy and red land
The white sandy land is very productive, gen.
orally level enough for cultivation aud some
entirely level; timbered with black jack, hick-
ory, post oak and pine; though where the pine
grows is rather different soil-wliter, with
less sand. Where the blackjack grows there
arc poast-oak runners in abundance. These
arc very disagreeable to work with. It is, q
common saying that this or that is enough to
make preacher swear. II he does not swear
Mt working in post-oak runners, there is no
danger in driving oxen or any thing of. the kind
in short, hewould be very good man, or he
would think very bad things if he did not say
them. The'black' sandy land is timbered with
red-oak, hickory, poast.oak, white.oak, walnut
and occasionally a blackjack. 1t has the mp.
pearancc of second bottom, and produces
finely. The red-iand,is timbered in tho same
way. It has rery singular appearance, being
80 red. The cotton raised on this land, if it
falls out is stained badly, thought does not
affect the sale, Notwithstanding tho merchants
in New Orleans can tell the difference )it car
ries the stain with it ms far as hear of it.
These are tho soils of Eastern Texas On all
thu oraoLa thare.;s r M IEhotfnn,. Jond LoLr
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year 1850: a
England 27sBf8 Holland oes4
seotland sssIaau ssas1s os1S Turkey Turkey JOG
Wales 2es68 Switzerland 3 70 ass
Germany, 57S,225 Norway. ~. tasI267a
France $4,000 Denmark. g. >51 sas
Portugal, 1874 l1taly ~ s.x8645
Belgium, b21s Spain, - :$!Se s;ll2
EFFICACY OF CoLD WArEn.z--.-on Wednesday.
the 18th ult., the house of WsH. Moody, Of
standish, Maine, was struck by lightning, which
demolished the chimney, burnt aJarge hole in
the ceiling. of the sitting room, smashed tho
stove and broke the door. 1t struck daugh.
| ter OF Mr.. Moody's, six years old on the back
of the neck, the side and leg to the foot, ieay.
ing mark half an inch wide the whole dis.
tanee. Cold water was at once copiously ap-
piled to the apparently dead girl, who in TWEEN
ty minutes from the time she was struck re
vlyed and is expected to recover. 1Ns.as
We understand that the native por,ltryaown
East, are organizing "Know- Nothing Socie-
ties designed 70 exclude all future importations
OF Shanghais from the privileges Of, the barn
yard. The hens especially are indignant and
utterly refuse to appear at any tables where,
foreign Tor; fowls are served up. while the !" bid
die" complain that. the huge paoPstets from
abroad steal oil the big grains Of WHEAT &es
about the threshing floors. q Feathers Viii .fiy
before the affair is settled. x Charleston Courier
A Nashville physician declares IL a.pnb]ished
letter. that cholera will become extipoS II per.
sons will avoid spring, well or riysrs water and
confne themselves to eistern (rain} water. The
Nashville Union cautions citizens there against
drinking water from The spf Richsre all
Limestone. It says that three sonrths ssefsthe
the spring water while those who, ,use the hg-
drant@ water are safe unless grosaly imptudent
NAr1oxA1sz pIvB1os 3, or Att tie lata meet
ing in NaW BrunsYiek the next meeting was
elected: -, ~: ~. :E.-ft-;ss. =,
P: G. w p, s. e Tilley,sofist Johns, N.
B., NJ. W. p, and P. G. w; p. Charles Egg.
the constitution for Subordinate Dissions has
been stricken out, and article ten amended.
Females areto be admitted Divisions as
visitors, and pro torma degrees psfRitted .,
DEATH observation-disclosures The Columbia.
PENN Spy says: Dr., Peter Shoenb one
OF the wealthiest men of the State, died at the
residence of his son, at Marietta, on the 20th
ult,, in the eseyenty ysecond year Of lhis sges He
hve millions. ~
that |. psotraesed meeting hes fbssas Hold 6 the
Washipgt street ~. =. ehufc for 4hs pssk two
weeks, during which tths.ooggTagJetion haye
been favored with tha SsfSi sp5 s6fe divinesl
from abroad. I; " Fare grA titled 70 learn THAT
quite q number have made e.pkofession OF re-
wade The. large assemblases vi hlch attend the
New York, Andrew Goetx d; Gesmap. commit
ted suicide by Moving ont Bic vains With
pistol j About three weela sinS2 ks buried his
WIFE, and q short, fnA ioas his only schiId. !,
This % Pfeyed npoH .tlIss on Wednes-
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MEDICINAL.
MISfE LANE0US.
HOME MANUFACTURED e.,
EVANSVILLE CLOTHING STORE.


EVANSVlLLE CLOTHING STORE
BELIEVING that the interests ofthe Great Nest and
ID of the people of Evansville and vicinity in particu-
lar, woudbe much ptomoted by establishing Clothing
Factory in this city, and being aware that Clothing
be manufactured in superior manner and at less eos,
in the West than in the East We have established q
Clothing Store in this city. where will manufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL, Clothing Of the best
quality, all OF VIII ch will made under our own super
vision at the lowest New York prices of tie latest
and of the best material.
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables us 10 compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentemens Furnishing establishment in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock of Cloths, Cassmeres aud Vestings u;
the neatest style and best quality: and one o the rm
Practical Work n and takes charge Of the Meas
uring and Cutting, enabled to WARRENr a
good DIT IN all eases. no sale.
We also keep hand every variety Of Tailors Trim.
mngs and Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions.
Particular attention paid to Gentlemen furnishing
their own material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
affairs of the Establishment. and DAVID ONEIL of
the manufacturing. Grateful 10 their individual friends
for past favors and solicit continuance ofthese
favors for the enterprise they pledge thems vesto
merit all the confidence that may be reposed in them
Store Main street, between First and Second SITS.
mh3l-- RALEIGH d O'NElL.
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CO.PARTNEEsSHlP.

THE undersigned have this day formed Copartner
J. ship under The style and firm of GEO. FoTER IL Go.
for the Transaction of general FOrDGrdiag and Com
mission Business; and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse, he
Wabash and Erie Canal and of Locust and Dan
ham Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
r"wfordsvle Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to ConsigDments. eithe by
River, Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries In this market and solc
orders for the purchase OF Sugar and Moasses the
Coast of the firm will be in the South durn: the
Winter
They hope by unremitted attention to merit and hare
the public patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 w. ". A tKNAN.