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GREAT FIRE AT CHARLEsToN.-At ele-
graphic despatch from Charleston brings
the intelligence that destructive fire had
occurred in Hayne street, in that city,
destroying nine stores, occupied as fol-
lows -
No. IL, Lane Is, Brown +; IL, Beach I;
-, Carter 81, Force %, Hersey & Co.;
IS, Haviland; 27, Waldron %, Cohen ;
81, Tanning 33, Courtney IS, Gilliland;
and 81, Haytt.
The same despatch mentions that the
schooner Nebraska, from Port Lavacca,
has been destroyed by fire at sea. Vessel
and cargo worth about $50 ,OOO--insured
in Wall street. I sa1
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-20

WHAT HE SAID IN 1Sll.-Hon. Josiah
Quincy, who, in his advanced age, pre-
sided over a recent anti-Nebraska meet
ing in Boston, said in speech on the
18th January, 1911, against the admis-
sion of Louisiana as State:
eff this bill passes, it is my deliber-
ate opinion that it is virtually dissolu-
ton of the Union-that it will free the
States from their moral obligations; and as
it will be the right Of all, so it will be the
duty of some, to prepare for separation,
amicably if they can, violently if they
must"
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DoINas IN CONGRESS.

In THE House, yesterday, at the conclusion
of the remarks of Mr.. Gray, against the bill
to authorizslthe Postmaster General to con.
tinue the exis ing contract for the transporta-
ton of the mail between Montgomery and
Mobile, Ala.-
On motion of Mr.. Bissell, (the morning hour
having expired) the House proceeded to the
business on the Speakers table. The Senate
bill for the relief of the INDECENT insane of
the several States and territories being then
taken up,
Mr.. Bissell moved toput it on its passage. A
previous motion for its commitment having
been made,
Mr.. Boyce moved to lay it on the table not
agreed to-yeas IS, nays 81.
Mr.. Phelps moved call OF tht House; not
agreed to.
An unsuccessful motion to adjourn was next
made
The motion for its commitment was then
voted down, and the bill was duly ordered to
its third reading.
Mr. Clingman, moving to reconsider that
vote, addressed the House at some length
against the bill
Mr.. Bissell moved to lay the motion t. re-
consider on the table; agreed to.
The said bill was then passed-yeas 81, nays
SO ; as follows: Ell ....
Yeas-Messrs. Appleton, Ball, Banks, Belchcr
Bennett, Benson, Benton, Bissel, Bridges, Bugg
Carpenter, Chandler, Churchwell. Clark, Cobb,
Corwin, Cox, Croker, Eullom, Cutting, Thomas
Davis, Dawson, Dunbar, Edmonds, Thomas d.
Eliot, Ellison, Etheridge, Farley, Fen,on, Florence
Grey, Aaron Harlan, Harrison, Haven, Hester
Howe, Hughes, Hunt, Kerr, Knox, Kurtz, Latham
Lilly, Lindley, Lindsey, Lyon, Maurice, Middles-
wafth, John G.. Miller, Smith Miller, Mordeca
Oliver, Parker, Peck, Peckham, Pratt, Puryear
David Richie, Rogers, Sage, Sapp, Seymour, Skel
ton, Samuel A. Smith, William R: Smith, Hester
l.. Stevens, StrattOn, David Stuart John l.. Taylor
Nathaniel G. Taylor, Thurston, Tracy, Upham
Vail, Waibridge, Valley, Elihu b. Washburne
Israel Washburn, John Wentworth, Tappan Went
worth, Wheeler, and Yates-sl. $500. ..
Nays-Messrs. Aiken, David ], Bailey, Barksdale
| Barry, BOc0ck, Boyce, Caskie, Chrisman, Cling
man, Colquitt, Crage, Curtis, John G. Davis, Dean
Dent, Drum, Eddy, Edmunson, Faulkner, Giddings
Goode, Greenwood, Grow, Hamilton, Sampson w
Harris, Wiley T. Harris, Hastings Hibbard, Danie
| land Jones, Kidwell, Kittredgc, Letcher, Macdon
| aid, McNair, Maxwell, Murray, Phelps, Phillips
Powell, Robbins, Rutfin, Seward, Shannon, Shower
G. rrit Smith, George w. Smyth, Richard II. Stan
| ton, John J. Taylor, Wade, and WItte-53.
The bill appropriates for the benefit of tn,
| INDECENT insane, ten millions of acres of land
to be apportioned under the direction of tn
| President of the United States, in the com
pound ratio of the geographical area ant
representation Of the several States in tn,
| House of Representatives, according to tn
census of eighteen hundred and fifty. Eacl
| State is required to invest the money, the in
| the interest of which is to be devoted to tn
support of the insane.
| The House ad iOurned.
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A NEW GERMAN PAPER.

We have received the first number of
a small German weekly paper-comic-
printed in this city by Messrs. Rohleder
& Ockstadt, called the Sposs Vogel, i. e.,
the Mocking Bird" 1t is to be issued
on Saturday, and hereafter is to embrace
jokes in English as we'll as German. We
presume that it will be well conducted,
though not reading the language we con,
fess that we are all in the dark as to the
wit in the number we have seen.
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor Maury's.
~ My Schools and Sch, climates, or the Story 'of
my Educstion, by Hugh Miller, author Of TIE Old
Red Sandstone
The Two Records; The Mosaic aud the Geological,
a Lecture delivered before the Young Mems Chris
tan Association in Exeter Hall, London by Hugh
Miller
The World of Art snd Industry, illustrated
Sketches in the Canpsign in Northern Mexico in
1916 and Al, by an officer Of the First Regiment If
Ohio Volunteers
Addiscn's Work. new edition. vol 4; The specta
tor. Bookstore, near 9th ct.
An 21-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-20

CALF, BACON, &C.
~ In store and for sale ..f
hhds prime Shoulders, Baltimore cured
d Middlings and Breast Pieces
$50 prime Hams
$50 sacks G. A. Salt
20 boxes Tobacco
10000 Segars, various brands
Is half chests Imperial, Gunpewder and Young
Byson Tea
so boxes Lemons
30 bush Ground Nuts
60 bbls Vinegar
so do old Rye Whiskey
10 do Brandy
5 do Country Gin
G. B. LIPsCOMB,
Central Warehouse, on Canal, near the market.
ap 20-1t*
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WOLFE'S sCHIEDAM AROMATIC
SCHNAPPS

TCHE undersigned, in returning his sincere thanks
i to the citizens of Washington, Georgetown, al
Alexandria for the very fatteripg patronage
ter del to his SCRIEDAM AROMATIC sCHNAPPS,
resp, c.fuy begs leave to inform them that he has
appointed STANIsIAUs MURRAY, Esq, of Washington,
his sole agent for the above / amed places who will
in future supply tbs trade at the New York prices
The undersigned takes this opportunity of eau
tinning the public against the many limitations Of
this Unrivallea medicinal beverage which its great
reputation and success have called into the msrke,
and to say that the genuine is put up Ia quart and
pint bottles, having his nsme and the name Of the
article in raised letters the Sides with his seal
wax Impressed the corks, and the labtl bearing
his autograph signature All other is spurious d
deecterious, and wholly unworthy OF the len,
of the public. UD0l Pro WOLFE,
Is and % Beaver street, New York.
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THE STAR IN BALTIMORE.
Persons served with the Star in Bait

Persons served with the Star in Balti-
more, are requested to pay nothing for
subscriptions to any one beside Andrew
Muirhead, who is the agent for the de-
livery of the paper, until further notice.
Any orders left at the bookstore of
Gathers & Brother, corner of Baltimore
and Holiday streets, or with Andrew
Nuirhead, No. Is Britton street, near
Madison, for the northern part of the city,
Will be promptly attended to.
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$500 REWARD.

A REWARD of SO Will be paid to any person who
IA shall apprehend and deliver to any Officer in
command Of post, or Recruiting Station the fol-
lowing named Privates of the United States Marine
Corps, who recently deserted from the Hesdquar
ters Of said Corps. The following is desc riptive
list of said deserteis:
the 22d February 1854, by Capt. Macomber, aged Il
years is feet inches high, has blue eyes, brown
hair, rudy complexion, and by trade, labor-r.
Private Richard Barry, who enlisted at New York
10th January. 1884, by Brevet Major Reynolds, aged
81 years, is feet l01 inches high, has grey eyes
brown hair. fair complexion, and by trade q laborer
Private Joseph Brown, who enlisted at New York
2lst January, 1854 by Brevet Msjor Reyno ds, aged
q years, is feet, s1 inches high, has hazel ewes
light hair, and fair complexion, and by trade Shoe
maker
Private Michael Campkins, who enlisted at New
York 18th February, 1854, by Brevet Major Rey-
nolds, aged % years, is feet inches high, blue
eyes, dark brown hair, rudy complexion, by trade
| an Ostler.
30th January, 1854, by Brevet Major Reynolds aged
~ years, is feet inches high, blue eyes, brown
hair, and fair complexion, and by trade q laborer
Private Francis Fitzpatrick, who enlisted at New
20 years is feet ~ inches high, blue eyes, dark
hair rudy complexion, by trade baker.
Private John Baptist Heymens, who enlisted at
New York 26th December, 1858, by Brevet M i7r
eel eyes, brown hair rudy complexion, by trade
Baker. 80 =.
Private Henry Heath, who enlisted at New York
18th October, 1883 by Brevet Major Reynolds aged
% years, is feet inches high. blue ewes. brown
hair, and fair complexion, and hy trade Soldier
Private Gregory Harrington, who enl' sted q. New
York 10th jan uary 1854, by Breyet Msjor REYNOLDS
aged % years, is feet 81 inches high, has grey
eyes, brown hair, rutdy complexion, by trade Ia
borer.
Private lisa Jennings who enlisted at New York
! on the 30th December, 1888, by Brevet Msjor Rey
nolds, aged Il years, feet inches high. has blue
eyes, brown hair, fair complexion, and by trade
farmer. -
Private Valentine Malaven, who enlisted at New
York the 10th June. 1853, by Brevet Mejor Rey-
nolds, aged 81 years. feet 10 inches high has hazel
eyes, brown hair, rudy complexion, andty trade
farmer.
Private Joseph Whelin, who enlisted at New YORK
| on the 4th January, 1854 by Brevet Major Rev.
nolds, aged p years, feet inches high has grey
eyes, dark hair, and fair complexion, and by trade
Clerk.
The above reward Of $50 will be paid In csch case
and will include the remuneration for all expenses
incurred for apprehension, securing. and delivery
| Of each deserter. II. j. TYLER,
Captain Commanding Marines,
Marine Barracks, Wellington, D. c.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
Washington City, April Is, 1854
ap 1S-eo.May1st
THE Sun and Clipper, Baltimore; Herald and Sun.
New York Ledger and Sun, Philadelphia. publish
the above three times a week until the LIST of Nav,
proximo, and send duplicate bills accomr anied by
cory of the advertisement to the Office Of the Quar-
termaster Marine Corps for pay ment.l
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-20

" At the late dates from Rio de
Jan eric, report was in circulation that
a disturbance had broken out at Monte.
yideo, rendering it necessary for the mill
tary to use violence. Also, that General
Grquiza had been assassinated. -
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OT One of our carriers in the Northern
Liberties was sick yesterday, which will
account for number of our subscribers
not getting the Star.
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TAKE NOTICE SARsA-
/ PARILLA.-Ths prepare on has done more TO
relieve the afflicted than all other preparations of Sar
sararilla combrel. Try il for all diseases arising
from impurities ef the hood, viz: Eruptive In :
eases, rheumatism, s y ofua, Bronchitis, and Net
raIgia The number of e.tifcat.s that can be pro-
uc,i are too extensive to enumerate.
ischso1rtses Chrome Thermal 49ue Pits Lave never
been known to fail They have stood the test of 20
year.. Try them also. To be had Of
SCHWARTZE son, Druggists.
Fa. avenue next door to U. s. Hotel.
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SUGAR, MOLAssEs, BACON, AND
- Lord
% hhds new crop Porto Rico Sugar
so bb's choice New Orleans Molasses
5000 lbs Bacon Shoulders
20 bbls prime No. Leaf Lard
Just received and for sale low by
E.E WHITE q CO.,
La. avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets,
opposite the Bank Of Washington.
spr 2o-eost
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NOTICE
THO SHIPPERS ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
i OHIO CANAL.-Persons wishing goods fo-
wardsd to any place the Canal do so by fend-
ing Them to my warehouse.
All goods sent with Dip atch by regular Cumber-
land line GEO B. LIPSC0MB,
Commission and Forwarding House,
ap 2O-1t< on the Canal, near the Market.
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SLADE'S TRAVELS I'm Turkey
~ Turkey aud the Turks, and a Cruise in the
Black Sea by Admiral Slade, for sale st
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa Az. and ~ st., Odeon Building.
anr 2-ff
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A CARD.

A CARD.
INHE undersigned returns his thanks to his friends
L and customers for their liberal patronage be
slowed on him for the pest three ars, and earnest
ly solcits continuation CT the same bis friend
L. MIDDLETON, with whom arra- cement
has been this day made to supply them vieh ICE Of
the very beat quality, and on the mo reasonable
terms.
Orders left at Mr.. Midleton's of3ce northeast cor
ner of and 18th streets or directed to him through
the Post Office, will meet with prompt attention.
ap 20-eo1w WIN. DOUGLAS
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T OST-Yt sterday morning, between DR.. Buffers
IL House and the City Hall, hair BRACELET,
with gold clasp, and " II. W. II. NJ. Rice to Ra-
chel" engraved on the inside Of the clasp. suita-
BILE reward will be paid leaving it at this Office
or at the house of II. Ric-, street. between 10Th
and lrth SITS ap 20-3ts
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and Wonderful beautiful-has been seized upon
by the Daguerreotypsts, simplied, and put b. fore
the public for general adoption On viewing the
application Of it to Dsguerreoype pictures it is hard
ing is the result produced The object of vision seen
through the Stereoscepe is no longer picture; it
has all the nsaments and peculiarities, and pres.
ence Of the living subject, only less in size The
completeness with which this is done must be seen
10 be believed. The emily place that we know of In
the city where Stereoscopic Dsguerreotypes can be
procured is WHITEEURsTs, on Pennsylyania avenue
this beautiful invention, which equals in fact what
We only read Of in the fabulous miracles of FriaI
Bacoa.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above,
are daily cold at WHIrEHURsr's GALLERY, Pennsylvs
mia avenue near ~ street.
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~ should be universally knotcn-for its strictly
true-that indigestion is the parent of large prc.
portion OF the fatal diseases. Dysentery, darrhoes
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and mary ether
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors We lily
catalogue of Deaths are generated by Indigestion
alone Think OF that dyspeptcs think Of it ali who
suffer from disotdered stomachs, and il you vii
ling to be guided by advice, founoed upon expert
German Rttsrs nO n, SuUr us hv nr ysesson
which, as an Alternative, curative and IMMIGRANT,
stands alone and unapprosched. We have tried the
Btters; and knew that that they &c client for
the diseases specified above. For sale ny dealers in
@soscans svsryWhege. 49, aH SO &p
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DOARDING.-Eight CT ten gentlemen can
ID obtain hoard at 81 per week. on l1th street,
between aud streets, by appl, ing early.
ap 90 3t*
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II OST-0n Tuesday morning, between Csrusi's
IL Saloon and Georgetown, one gold MEDAL, in
the SHAPE of star, with the inscription "Presentad
by the Baltimore Yagers TO the German Ysgers az
w sbiugton." suitable reward will be paid il lsft
With Capt. @. A. Schwarzman, at the General Post
OH e. sp 2o-n
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NlOLIES-Justr received at the Music Depot
large invoice of ine French, Italian, and I'm.
itations Of old Masters, together with large sssor
ment Of low priced German Irstrumen
left
INDIA Rubber Puff 4 ON bs -Chidrens
L iorg Rubber Combs, Shell Hairpius; Shell, Bra
lillian. Buffalo and Horn Tuck CCmb5. with every
variety of Ivory Combs. Infant Hair Brushes, Comb
Brushes, Toilet and shaving Soaps and Bears Oh,
Tooth Paste. Powders, &c.
N. B.-siill selling great bargains ia Straw HAS,
misses Flats laSp silk, and Grape Hats, latest Par
is sly les, at WM. p. SHEDD,
Fancy Goods and Millinery,
ap left 18th ST., above Pa ave.
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REMOVAL REMOVAL!

" ITH aSiew Of reducing our present sto k OF
w Fancy and Domestic DRY GOODS previous
10 our removal 10 9TH street shall from this date
run eff our stock at cost for cash.
We have In store large lot of White Goods which
will be sold at cost Also, a large lot of Bonnet,
Flats, Ribbons and Trimings, OF all grades and co
ors, to which especially invite those in search OF
bargains. GEO. T. MASSEY CO.
Corner 18th st and Pa. ave-, First Ward.
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iato; IL mas tIdnsplreU In the Hail the anti
riders always getting the advantage of their
opponents on final vote We have no idea
that the proposition can triumph, so long as it
promises TO be very difficult task to expl ain
to the dear people, the necessity of instrue
ton in Craftsmanship, in the work of fitting
young men to be artillery and infantry officers
Compensation to Pension Agents.-By an
act OF Congress, passed in 1S47, the Secretary
of Wax tnow the Secretary Of the INTERIOR is
authorised to make suitable compensation to
agents for paying pensions, at . rate not ex-
ceeding two per centum, on the moneys dis
bursed by them, the aggregate allowance not
to exceed 81 900 per annum. fFH F5Ia
We observe that a proposition has been in
troduced into the Senate to increase this rate
OF allowance to 3 per cent and the maximum
compensation to 81 500, and to extend its ben
ehts to all who have served as Pension Agents.
prior to lS47, and subsequent to 1885, during
which time no compensation was allowed by
law for these services. i."
Being ourselves the advocates of an aeono,,-
ieai' rs "eu rs just administration of the Gov.
eminent, in all Its branches, propositions look.
ing to an expenditure of the public money sel
dom escape, more or less scrutiny at our hands.
and from the examination and inquiry we have
made, as respects this proposed measure, we
are inclined to the opinion that it is neither
called for by any principles of justice or eu,-
peaieney s..l 5di iedl ala-
In the first place We have to remark, that
prior t. 1s47 and subsequent to 1886, pensions
wsre raid almost exclusively through the
banks who were amply compensated, by the
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For the redemption of stocks..... $21, 446 Sc
Fer the payment Of other Treasury
debts .:............. 1883 25
Covered into the Treasury from a.
Lands .:.:..: .:::.....:... -. 1920 Al
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. ..................... SOLO 70
For the War Department.. 104S46 90
For the interior department. -. $1,000 IS
For re-paying in the Interior De.
partment ..................... 4o,S36 81
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EN0R sALE-A small bay MARE, years old-k
II very fast trotter, and In every way wellsuii'
ed fer riding horse. She may be seen at PUN
phrey's Stables, on street ple-F
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THIRD supply Of stripe and pIais
i Silks, choice cclor just received, at gu Ct e
per yard. HALL 4 BRoTHkR.
ap 19-6t
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON BOAT.
IT, The THOMAS C0LLYER win
2xd depart at the hours named.
Leave alexandria at 2 n, elI, H. ~, S14 sno'
O'Clock.
Leave Washington Sc, loN, l21kz, 81, AZ, S
ioach leaves the Capitol and Car Cfhce IN HaaH
insBcn ~, 81, l1lz, az, "a, and
M fs-dt SEA'L GEONkY, Csptsi".
"a. GoWQUA MATING.
IUSr received, fresh supply Of CT NESE tDoon
81 MATING. very superior article, aoWgus
brand, which viii be sold ct very low price, Y
ed. f ...-.--- L. r. CLARK,
-... Upholsterer and Paperbsnger,
r; avenue, between 18th aid lStA So
ap ls-il". j. -. -
--~-As t-s''.r --..
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NEW BOOKS at TAYLOR Maury's.

sp f0-eo6t
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ap 1s-eo:May1st
The Sun and Clipper, Baltimore; Herald and Sun,
New York; Ledger and Sun, Philadelphia. publish
the above three times a week until the LIST Of May
proxmo, and send duplicate bills, accomr anied by
cory of the advertisement, to the office Of the Quar-.
termaster Marine Corps for payment.l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-22
G COPELAND,S BANKING AND EX.
CHANGE OFFICE

GRANTS Temporary assistance To prompt persons, at
I II fair and uniform rates, at all seasons
BUYS and sells Exchange on Eastern and Western
Cites Drafts Europe. Gold and Silver Silver cha pge,
Uncurrent Money. Land Warrants; RENTS Money any
part of Europe: makes Collections and RENTS proceeds
promptly, at current rates Of Exchange. Pays Six per
cent. Interest on Deposits papable demand. Office
open from A. M, till +. M ..
n. bah orders tsos. paid) promptly attended to.
ian4K 4.a.- .I- .---s.-- o.
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LEATHER AND FINDIN Gs.

M LEATHER AND FINDIN GS.
WTILLlAM BELL. is just opening on Main street
wv oppositeths Bank, large and well stock
OF leather and findings, consisting in part Of
20OO sides of sole leather, Hemlock and spanish
tanned
80 doz, morocco, No. I. g. and A. Tampico extra Mad
IS doz Kip-Prme City, heavy country, light me
dium e5i $50 re- IHrv oI -Er.
20 doz Cochineal Roam
10 " Pink blue and green do -a4g.u v-tf -r
leo ' Linings-PiDk, blue. and green.
20 Bindngs-Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
5 ~ '' Patent kid skins.
$50 !" Calf .kins-Iight. heavy, and medium World
ft-t Fair and Caron, rfe. q ..fr-a....a r.
|2 g Oil thong leather,
10 .. Madrass Kid T.. r- err .ts' s-.... q ..H
20 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts, -' 't- .-i hnIai .p -- t
Boot trees avis pine nails balls acks
stamps thread buffers, slicker wheels, keys. hooks
and all other tools and materials by shoe makers
all Of which will be sold the reasonable terms
jel4 -fG9ser1 d. emo. s1Ir. --rl -r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-22
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

\NEar now opeuing good Spring stock OF Wo-
w mems and Misses white, brown, mixed, M ode
colored and black Cotton Hose; Mems white, brown,
and mil xed Cotton Half hose; Womens white black
and cold Cotton Gloves, and Men do together with
handsome assortment of Ladies' Kid, Slk Lsle thread
and embroidered Gloves. We invite The especial at
tenton of the trade to examination OF these goods
ha Wing purchased them favorable terms an. OF
the Eastern Jobbers, will sell them low, adding
portation. (mh2D MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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CooK,s FAuuLy CwOCERY.

irTNHE undersigned would respectfully to the
citizens of Evansville, that he is now better prepar
ed than ever to supply their. tables WITH EVERY
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, in the line of Family
Groceries. ttt --.f ef- a-T'
thankful for the very liberal patronage received du
ring the past year confidently expect continuance Of
my share OF the trade additional claims,
and shall spare efforts To merit il.
am constantly receiving all the leading articles Of
Family supplies fresh fiom country and shall keep
hand all times, Fresh Butter Cheese. Lard Eggs,
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried and Picked Meats. =
Also '-
complete assortment of Dry Groceries OF every de-
cripton. Teas, Cofee Sugars, Melasses, Flour, Feed
c.&c - III LIZ 20 t''.. --
Ny MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods TO the
doors of the purchasers promptly upon the receipt OF
T. n. COOK.
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