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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-03
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CONGR ESSlONAL.
C0ngress...FirstS Session.
Thursdays Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, JUNE %.

CONGRESSlON Al,

Thursdays Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, JUNE 20.
[In the Senate, an exciting discussion
took place of no general interest. The re.
port of it is too long for the unimportance oil
the subject, and We exclude it. Mr.. Petit
accused Mr. Sumner of interruptng the re.
port of his (Pettit's) late speech, and Mr.. s.
denied and explained. There was also an.
other discussion in which Mr.. 8. figured, on
the Fugitive Slave Law. We can fill the
space occupied by such discussions with more
readable if not more important natter
The House bill to aid Minnesota to con-
struct railroad, was taken up and passed.
HoUsE.-The House passed the ten mil
lion bill by vote Of 100 to 81, Immediately
on the coming out of the committee. The
debate was very dry and uninteresting.
After the passage Of the bill the House adj
journed.
CINCINNATI. June 90.
The opening of the first division OF the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad was celebrated
to-day. A large delegation arrived here
from Louisville and other places along the
line, and they were conducted, as the guests
OF the merchants and the city council. 10 the
Burnett House, where magnificent banquet
was prepared. 1t is estimated that 1000
persons pertook Of dinner.
INV ORLEANS, June 90.
Yesterday was the hottest day for many
years. Five deaths from sun'stroke.
Arriyed-Bunker Hill and Eliza.
NORFOLK, June 90.
The U. 8. steam frigate Fulton arrived at
this port on the 25th from Vera Cruz. She
broke her cylinder atsea. Her purser has
started for Washington with despatche.
from Mr. Gadsden, our milisler SO Mexico.
The sloop-of-war Preble and the frigate
Columbia, outward bound, both remain in
Hampton roads.
WASHINGTON, June 81.
$500, u. s. stocks were received here
for redemption, principally from New York.
Darwin NJ. Stapp has received the appoint
ment of collector Of the Saluria district, in
Texas.
Mr.. Van Ardaie, Of Newark, reports to
the National observatory that he discovered
a bright comet on the evening of Friday
last.
Commodore Mervin has been ordered to
the California navy yard, in place of Mr..
Keever.
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CLERKS OFFICE. SUPREME COURT,


ssprsme Court have directed to publish the toll
- lowing statement and rules.
That there pending unsutmited nearly causes
some Of them have been ssadng thus the docket
years
The rule s permit to Ole brief
sixty days 10 found TO operate inJurousyin many
when tho period has elapsed the stands submitted
without brief
The I2th rule Is aso found preudcia
OF court and the safety Of records under it, records
been taken and kept for mouths and year There
are DO records now in that the IL IL
cd lost.
To remedy these evils the have been
Al eases submitted under the rule giving Ale
so dsys shall stand dismissed IL the brief hlsd
the clerk within that time.
On the call Of the docket each every filed
year prior TO the first day Of such and
be dismissed at the cost OF the bringing the
less upon such call the be submitted printed brief
The 5ist rule allie wing be submitted with
erie, In 90 days hervey modified apply only
causes hed within days prior to the % the
and all filed than 30 days before rst day
Of ss hmissien under the 2jth rule.
Causes submitted undsr 60 distrbu
ted to the Judges till sfter.that 60 days expire.
After submission the papers shall permitted TO pass
out hands OF the dge to whom they allotted
either patty may have OF the record
from the clerk upon the pay men. OF proper tees,
The 18Th rule 10 recndsd and the clerk Is directed
ehe record 20 permit inspection OF them
payment OF proper fees to furnish copies.
Ills ordered BY the that records pery
the Clerks be returned to the custody the Csrk
supreme Court in so days.
jsis-d&wtf wM. b. BEACH. Cl'i Sup Court.
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9 9 9 9 9 & 9 g 8
Nc LEANS VOLCANIC OIL

nNHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
i has performed, after all other remedies had failed.
Lnmen that viii cure Chronic or innanmatory Rheu.
matism Paralysis Stiffness or weakness IN the Joints,
Neuralgia Tocthache karsehe. orany Pain II will re-.
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, Csked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bites Of Musquos or any In.
And il win cleanse, purify and heal the FouLEsT
ULCER SORES on the legs or shins no difference how
heal Burns, scads, Fresh Cuts, Wounds, &C., sooner
'nA' any 0t OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold In 1853 and The demand Is increasing
daily and have heard of wherein II has
failed TO any external disease when properly ap
piled.
when sale and sure remedy is so easily Obtained.
lNCoNTESTABLE PROOF
Of what We have asserted.
make known the following hoping they may learn 81
my experience, and discard worthless stun which hrs
been pressed into notice by false certificates AID long
Por six months was confined to my room cripple
from RbeuInstsm Ny knee was swollen tremendous
contracted so that could not strseten my leg at all
applied the Mustang Linment for four weeks but 4
and used your Volcanic OH lOimens~in three wseisit
relaxed the muscles, and cured me permanently.
AMERICUs CAsEDAY. Saline county. Ill.
Isaw Mr.. caseday when ne wasafnle.ed ass.a,ed and
he lie now we'll. WIN. ID. ELLIOTT, Pinkneyville.
Reader il the owe suseient to convince you
cali and examine The fkSssssds which We in our
possession from all parts of the county, and you win
purchase supply from and does not give sssfac
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANlmALs,
MeLean's Celebrated Eminent lie the only safe and
liable remedy for the or SPAWN Ring Bone Wind
Calls Splints, Unnatural Lun,ps, Nodes Swengs.-
1t sill never fail Big Head PolIev Fisus. old
sonn.s sois: os
die or collar Calls Cuts or Wounds, j. Is an infalbs
Read the following from Mr. Wells, of the st. Loufs
Omnibus Company: -. -
This is t. cer, that have used the Mexican Mustang
Linment and McLean's Volcanic Oil Lininent on our
omnibus horses that ame sprained and for SWELL
ings and have found McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment
to be the best Liniment. ERA<TUS WELLS,
ofthe 6rm of Case & Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in Engish and
German.
This Lirmentis put up In e5 cent cent and 81
bottles The so size contains three times the guam
y of % size and proportion cost
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets. St Louis. No.
For sale In Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO.. at Prophetor's prices. [mh7
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Our friends can find some fresh Cali
fornia, Oregon and Australia papers in the
Journal sanctum as usual. Having the cool
est and breeziest room in Evansville, ex-
changes from all quarters Of the world, ex-
cept Stringtown, we are endeavoring to make
our friends comfortable. They are requested
TO bring their own cigars and "juniPer-berry
tea"
Father Deydier informed US last Sat
urday, that Friday morning his themome:or
hanging in the open air, was up to 100 de.
prees! 1t was in a spot where it could best
give the temperature Of the atmosphere in the
shade, The several days previous it 2ed at
% deg. By Thermometer hanging in Wool.
sey & Linck's store. it was at "a deg. at 8
o'clock Friday afternoon, while the other
Thermometer said IS deg.
Johnny King (who don't know John.
nyl) died last Saturday of bad liquor and
hot sun. Poor Juhnny-he will live In the
memory Of the people, long after sober men
are forgotten. What the boys will do with
out Johnny generaly.,nd how every body will
do without him on election days.we cannot i'm
sgine. He was buried by subscription taken
up by his Irish friends. No one grudged
quarter to aid in giving the last remains of
Jshnny decent interment.
We heard Of the Death Of Mr.. James
L. Patten, Marshal Of Lamasco, last Saturday
with great regret. He had long been con-
stable in this city, aud had many warm
friends. He died last Saturday in Lamasco'
of chronic diarrhoea.
"A person who gave his name as Geo.
Leips 60, on board the Southerner at Cairo,
and, when a few miles above that place,
jumped ovefb oard and was drowned. 1t is
to Cairo on the Midas.
We should have said last Saturday
that the good steamer Wm. A. Eaves came
from Louisville instead of Green river. She
is now running In the Louisville and Hender.
son trade. We did not give all her CARGO
She took over one hundred hogsheads Of to.
bacco from here to Louisville.
Last week q steamef called the Lady
Augusta, struck rock short distance below
Chattanooga, and sunk in about fifteen feet
water at the stern. She had cargo of sugar,
coffee, molasses, cotton, bacon, &C., on which
we believe there was no insurance. The
boat was owned by Messrs. Williams g. Co.,
Of Chattanooga, and was not insured. Their
loss will be between FIVE and ten thousand
dollars. The boat cannot be raised.
- The Southerner got down with the
mail before s O'Clock Saturday morning
This 10 getting to be, or soon will be, consid-
cred good time, in view of the low water
She had aboard good deal of freight and a
fair supply Of passengers. We thank the
clerk for favors.
- The new and fine Cincinnati steamer
Jas. Trabue, was at our wharf Saturday az
ternoon from that city. with good freigh.
for New Orleans. This is her first trip
Ssuth. She is an honor to the Queen City
IN every particular. She reported the Duke
aground at French Island, the C.. Beeler and
Moses Greenwood at Scuffietown. Report
ed tour feet water in channel. Mr.. Moody,
her genilemanly first clerk, has our thanks
for large roll of up.river papers.
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DIR. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,

EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,
FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoruLA AND ALL IMPURITIES or THE
BLOOD.
Prepared by one Of the Faculty..
'nto Negeaole remeas mn,en now spreaoingt 70 All
Of the Medical Schools in the West, physician of
high standing his profession and much opposed to
empireism quackery any one can be, as shown
by the fact that the Is published and accompanies
each bette Of the medicine thus rating from
the charge Of being a nostrum.
TT is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as viii be seen by reference to the Circular and BY the
Unlike sarsaparilla, the Byropper is quick in its
ton, the FIRST boue often producing wonderful results
Is r. me eSs s " The negro girl Of Mrs. simmons OF
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKu
In Short wherever known it stands at the head Of all
remedies for the following diseases:
ton, Chronic RhAumstisn, Gout. Neuralgia Ulcers and
all Skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney neetions all
easos Secondary syphilis, GeDeraT Debility, and all dis
order: arising from impure 5oSd and bad Habit Of
system ron FEMALE COMPLAINTS
tb,. remedy stands unngae1. Ii Is slight stimulant
and a pow erful tonic and alternative.
AS beautfer of the complexion In the Of rim
Mes and blothes producing clear and beautiful skim
4 Is much more safe and remedy than ali The cos.
newer regretii Do notiose confidence II ho1,d SEEM
At first increase the diseasetbe general erect Of the
medicine being drive all npuritieso the surface and
BY that means out OF the system.
HARpEysBuRe KY, Oct G. 1851
DR.. A E. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have examined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract Hydropper for
the OF Scrofula in all its FORMS and oher chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female Weakness &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects In many cases
OF the above diseases and wing always found erec
tusl most cheeully recommend IL 70 the afflicted &c
the best alternative and tonic have ever usec-alto
pounds. N. T. WAKEFIELD, 81. ID.
OwrssBoRo', Ky, March IS 1852
Dear Do,tor-I receiv ed yours the 22d inst an sc
cordng your request acknowledge the receipt Of H
dropiper.
Dyspepsia. In short, consider IL a valuable prepare
ton. have been using II myself and think IL benefs
my general health. Respectfully your friend
JAMES COwAy, NJ d.
PcE 81 per bottle or bottles for IS, when taken ..
one time. RAYMOND & PATTEN,
Solo Agent, No. "a Fulton street. LouisviIle Ky.,
Iowhom all orders should be addressed.
Agents IN Evansville, HALLOCK sIoDDARp
Fnnceton r B. HALLocX
mhos d&rsm-is
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WE RESPECTFULLY ACQUAINT YOU OF
w intended removl the LIST of july to the
Five Story Stone Front Building No AS North side Main
nearly opposite the Leuisvs Hotel wher. intend
openings large and well assorted stock Of Foreign and
Dome.tie DRY GOODS.
Our Mr. James Low is Permanently located at Manchester
England the purpose Of purchasing Goods exclusively
for Cash. direct the thereby saving the
profit usually paid to Importers.
In the market stock OF Goods
the only Bank from which can expect raise money;
cash short tine will Offer
prices which will certainly make IL their in
terest to do business with JAMES Low q %.
Louisville, JuneS. 1851. Je2o-taugid&w
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GLASS WARE.-Just received and for sale ~ auction
VI and hvate sale. q lot OF Glassware.
jan27 WOOLSEY 81 NELSON.
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rsr.kE 9 SEss ASp s gey ssEs,IE;o ron s4L.
GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR I'M

GOOD DCSuN BSS STAND FOR RENT
NE the hest stands in the Dry Goods house A,
~ ny block OF buildings First street will vacated 4.
e. The house three story brick and posssssss
Firs and opposite Post Once This has pscuiisr
sdyassss for Dry Goods establishment Enquire immsdi
atsiy Of sh-u FRANCIS LNCK
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SOPAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
- rooms, eigh. fne Sofas.
jan27 WOOLSEY e. NELSON.
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DEDSTEADS--Just received and for sale low, a lot
ID OF highpost Bedsteads.
ian27 WOOLSEY Il NELSON.
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wooLSEY a NELSON.

NHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
~ ni.ure rooms on Water street, 30 dozen woodsea,
cane seat, and sofa-seat Chairs.
janl7 WOOLSEY q NELSON.
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AND KxPREss PACKETS.

leave rerre Hsnts ana Evansville every
- Monday. Wednesday and Friday at o'clock
P NJ. Thsss Boats large commodioas wen furnished.
Tsrrs Hauts Rsroad Northern Peck
and Evansville with the different Lin Of
On the Ohio river. e22-u
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lust MiCElvBD and for sale, largo lot of Looking
y glass Plate. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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FOR CLOTHING CHEAP AND FINE, 60 TO
MACH LOBRNSTINE'S

FOR CLOTHING fi li5sAAiSIiSF FINE, GO TO
Western star CIOthsnY store,
the story Of Drsws Pavilion corner Water and sys-
"a MEssRS. MACK 4 LOBENsrINE
A.:: ,;:d nd i, .Sis ,.a.. 2
IN al. ' E..ssii:in . in ciasiss... III. N9H
''d SPA AID SUMMER
vi. . .s. " ni
y,s,s .s, :; 81:
INV B lac .I Cloth Dress and Freei Goats.
Grey. mssI. s1s.s and COD. mixed rr:.s: -.
Goats and Coates i. Of which respectfully Invite the
All s.ilss!: Sse ad :. sss
.as ss.a pss saa ans psasssSs
s:s =: az; y, !, 4. ..;
and At the very loves; R .1s S,s, cooos
cea.:.iss q !. sis. s sas i;rs. 1lb6lI,
ssas shirt q css c nss:
81, ps,sr pS.. ,,s s.:s,i,sl d g.s
s:ns dS.' :. .. Of the country.
Ssy AL .as ssf Hs Il
Union Mexican, ca,iforni. LeshOra. Psasns sad other
styles Of Hats. with ec ,eTisty L q SHOES.
useless to mention ELEGANT and very szteasiys lot
HossIa Trunks Bag .nd ysses
,,ost before purchasing We rytarn
friends Tor their very liberal
'pee'''i' ''A : e''''A''A'' MACH LoBENsroNE.
Evansville. April Dc. isss-a
ss;. asisE Il: ~ c s;s''
myS sye. near w,ssr
Is destroy and prevent The return Of bugs
according to d' %aLI rsi r. sr.s %
es-s. and RICH o B. HALLoCK Prn stOn.
BRUSHES, Pr NCILS AND STATES.
sS S ss, sa $ do. No. Hss. s
IL so1 as. escorted sla,s.; u gross Lead Psne'
nyaf s-'' ~ '''''' "A'' p''''" l. d. HERMANN.
HAY. CORN AND OATS fresh supply Of each
rs'e my ard for sale at the Fec and
eis-ti GEORGE woLFLIN.
in Dbl; hssl, and . 10 s.si'
sis 80 '"'"''' BEDFoRD's. Second st.
cam & Els
POTATOEs-sok ushel. new ''Pinksyes'' received per
u steamer Eclipse. and for sasby "a, ,,r,,
te" :. -
requests those in debt to him for profss
inform those who desire such operations future
are no failures when they paid for. my3l-u
WINDOW sAsH.-co.ooo Lights ass'd window Sash
w reed and fer sale BY je1 SAMUEL ORR.
CORN.-lOO sacks just reed and for sale y
DANEL DOORS do. a. and 8 Panel peon rss.s and
II for sale by oil SAMUEL ORR.
uHLOUR.-ro Dbl. for sal. if called soon y.
IL ei2 GEO. FOSTER & 90.
TOBACCO.-4o boxes Manufacturer sor ssls b
QpIO COFFEE.-loo bags in and landing per EN-
h press. for sale BY 8. Z. GILBERT CO..
clio Sye. near Water.
THOMAS GRANT JOHN W. HENSON.
| NEW WESTERN
FEED AND AGRICULTURAL SEED STORE
T. GRANT q CO.,
<ALKRs IN ALL KINDS OF HORST FEED, AND GARDEN
SEEDS AND AoRIcuLIuRA L rMPLHMrNrs,
Main streef, eetou tAs Canal Bridge EpaRspiie Ind.
| novIs-u
COPARTNERsHIP.
HAVE this day associated with Forvsrdiue An
Commission business Robert 8. Howard The busineu
will be hersaer conducted stys Arm
/ Lewis 3 Howard. el6-d EDWARD LEWIs
VAR WITH RUSSIA.
pLACkSMlTHS, WHtTRsMITHs AND
| - EVERYBODY ELSE.-RUN HEREt-HSvin~ ssesA-
iisned Coal Yard street.
and We are prepared sell In any quantities
ESH GOAL, - - lev prices bought be-
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoURNALB By
q COPELAND, BANKER,
Dealer an EIehsrge. Coils, Land Warraats, Unexpysat
Money, &C., fe.i 0fee ON First &c. J6sia.
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o. Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains. Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs. Purses, Fancy soaps
Accordians, Violns Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
g23 ly WOOLSEY Il NELSON.
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d. wOOLSEY.
n. NELSON
FURNlTuRE.

- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23-lyd WO0LSEY & NELSON.
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COFAS.-Just received by steamer Express and foi
- sale low at our Furniture Rooms. four New Sofas.
ap4 WOOlSEY & NELSON.
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CITY MILLS FLOUR.

Cvrrf Mills Flour is now selling at % 50, whole
L sale; retail 81 IS. 81 IS for good merchantsbl
Wheat. 30 cents for good Flour Barrels.
.p0e devil in. ROSS, Agent,
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

N0TICEis hereby given 10 all persons ndsbsd the
~ tate Of Thompso p. MoCsnn. late OF vandsrburgh
county Deceased 70 call upon the subscriber the Court
September Term OF the Court Of Common Pleas
settlement Ais, all M against said estate
will the At said Tern OF Court for sdusneas
e3O-im~ DANIEL AIKEN. Adm tuistrator.
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lust received per steamer Malta, large assortmen
OF Winchells celebrated Water Coolers and Filter
er 70 which call the attention OF Hotel keepers
hes'aurau and Families, preventative againe
wsym c,s'ern water. tmyi, SCANTLIN d PARVlN.
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CORONEis,s INQUEST.

Inquest held by Tuesday. June 9Th in Cen
N tire Township. over the body Of Disnss mixer Ger
Tbs deceased found dead lying the track Of til
straight Line Railroad. The verdict OF the Jury
to hi. death BY ardent pr and being
'yi-stw JOHN B. TRIBE, Coroner.
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QUGGIES.--Just received and for sale cheap, two
- new Top Buggies, Eastern manufacture.
ap4 WuOLSEY q NELSON.
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NEW BOOKS.
INFORMING Stars OF the New World.
lv1 Greece and the Golden Horn.
The Parish Side.
Lyrics by the Letter III.
Fem Leaves. Second Series.
Minnie Hermon.
Sunshine on Daily Paths. So, &c.
Jus. rec d and for sale By 60 TH0s CONJUNCTION
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| %. 705 PRIZES.
| Tickets u; Halves 50 ts.; Quarters cts
| We wall issue Certificate Of
IS Whole Tickets fer ei 90 Is Quarter Tickets for %
| Is Half 90 z 90 rs Eighth II
| 800 quarters cost ESQ.
For e25 viii issue Certificate OF the tickets. and
the drawing deduct the balance Prize money
aud remit the remainder to chance
and would advise all to try lit
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NEW GOODSl

w DAmast Moreens for Curtains;
D.mssk Baoeaiel for Curtains; pamask Chints;
White Curtain Muslins; Super plain Bonnet Ribbons;
Large Hook Cap Ribbons solid Check Gnrhsm ma
u = prap Ess livery cheap; 5-4 Manchester Ginghams
IL - priced Lawns; Super - Furniture Prints:
Fancy Half Hose With variety Of other goods vhie
will be exhibited o call. JAMES Low CO.,
my2t 4I7 Main street, Lousviiis Ky
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CORONER,s INQUE

SHIP.STUFF.-4oba bags for sale low to close b
~ spl GEO. FOSTER Il CO.
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NEW SPRING (sOODSl
Just received by the subscriber, q beautiful ASSOC
d ment Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods. which Il
Ladies' and citizens generally requested TO call Al
examine, before purchasing elsewhere. He will sell
cheap as any other house In the West.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
mh23 Corner Main and Second streets.
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FANCY DRY GOODS.
New Silk & Fancy Goods.

W. n. PHILLI PE,
Conner Of LsfAyette and Church streets
lopposite Harney House.
HA6 now in store and will be receiving
IL daily from New York and Philadel-
phia . full stock Of SIX and Fancy Goods,
which have Ill been selected by myself in
the northern markets. In consequence Of
the increasing demands Of his trade, his
stock will, this season embrace larger O.
mount and greater variety than ever before !;
be would beg leave to call particular attsn-
ton to his stock Of ladies' DRESS GOODS,
which for novelty and elegance Of design
cannot be surpassed by any other house ii
this city. CONSISTING IN PART OF:
Rich brocade and glac6 silks Of thu now
est colors and designs; Rich figured and
plain black silks and Saline De chimes; prin-
ted and embroidered cashmeres, and de lai-
mes in robes; Rich printed cashmere d'ecos-
Sc and satin reps: White and colored en-
broidered cr6pes for party dresses; Rase
silks, French and Scotch plaids; French
and English prints; white goods Of all des-
criptions, together with general assort-
nnent Of goods adapted to a fine trade, all OF
which will be offered at the most favorable
rates. With an earnest desire to conduct
my business upon the principal Of doing, as
J would be done by I hope to continue to
merit the confidence which has been SO IL
berally bestowed upon me.
octi5 o-y. W. d. PHILLIPS.