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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

LIoR sAlE-A PAIR OF WELL MATCHED sHET,
land ponies well broke eishor 70 saddle harness
color roam, from al tricks and very handsome Ca4
morning until O'Clock In the afternoon, and from until
dark Fifty second street and Broadway Inquire u
WILLIAM MOORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

tty ~ N0rfoIk, VIryinih.-WLI be 0hered At auction
Wednesday the 18th instant that piece Of property well
known the old Eagle Tavern situated Market
t lis intersection With Little Water street, rop,ins the
former about fifty Ave feet With depth Water
about eighty five feet ole for three separate houe
tenements IL Ia Of the most eligible stands
city for almost line Of business and With brighten
ing prospects and growing trade presents chance for
n,etment Payments entirely accommodating to the pur
chaser Sale at ~ oclock che premises Fer further
infor nation apply TO GEORGE L0YALL or BENZ. POL
LARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

DOARD-IN BROOKLYN. ONE OR TWO GENTLE
ID men can be accommodated with pleasant apartments
and partial board In genteel private family situation
central, being within few minutes OF WALL street and
Fulton ferries Please apply ct johnson street. block
frnm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc,

y OWNER Is WANTED FOR WAGON WHICH
is supposed lave been stolen Friday the 18th Of
April 1t long. box and IL supposed
there horse and harness stolen Mt the tmo Foe
apply officer Pollon, at Clinton Market foot
Of SIrinE street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

FURNISHED ROOM, WITH FULL OR PARTIAL
"A board be obtained in pectab German private
family, by gentleman with good references German
ferred Apply at No 9North Moore street. between aud
9oc -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

T,oUND ADRIFT BELOW THE NARROws, MAY TO-
1884 by steam tug Hercules, canal boats Rose Bud
and Transit which the have by proving
j. o. PHILLIPS, rs Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

BOARD IN BR0OKLYN.-TwO GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be aocommod dated In private family with ro9ms and
partial board In new brick house with Gas Apply AZ ITO
Lawrence street. near Myrtle AYsp9e, BGo9tiyHt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

COR sALE-LEAsE. STOCK, AND FIXTURES OF THE
well established restaurant opposite the main entrance
q the Crystal Palace rent very This good op
potuny fer parties wishing good business Reasons for
selling sickness in the family. Apply 10 G. d. CLARK -
Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

DoARD-IN BROOKLYN TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with partial board and large
in the second story, with each IN of
the most pleasant situations in Brooklyn Apply at l76
Warrington street, corner Of Concord.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

D0ARD.-GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, AND
ID few single gentlemen, can be accommodated with
tee boa,d in respectable house. where there few
boarders Location pleasant and desirable for travelling
facilities Apply at IL warren place. corner Of Wayerey
Mace and Charles street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-11

DOARD-A FINE SUIT OF ROCKS, ON THE SECOND
ID floor unfur and furnished for single
tlenen with full partial board Terms moderate The
house pleasantly located and contains all the modern
improvements bath &C. 2l5 West Thireth street. be-
Eighth and Ninth
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23
We are yours truly,
SCOTT & CO.
EiOpement of al Married Woman in
virg:nia-A kentsckiun in the


We gave yesterday brief account OF an
elopement case, copies from one of the Pc
,ersburg papers. The Express, of vest erday
contains further particulars, from which we
learn that the lady in question is a small,
neat figure, eyes large and beaming, net very
conversational, although her lips sre plump
and pouting. She was educated at a board
ing school IN New York, and up to very re-.
Gently resided with her husband, Gan elderly
man many years hee senior) between two
lines of railroad di' crying from Petersburg.
Her paramount, gallant young Kentuckian,
with eyes that speak and u tongue that per-
suades, studied medicine in New York, and
there became acquainted with her, which ac-
quaintance was renewed not long since in
Richmond. The husband of the lady fol-
lowed the runaways to Washington, were
he found his wile's name entered upou one
of the hotel registers, and he naturally de-
termined TO put up 4 that house. On going
to the dining-room, he discovered his run
away half, very quietly lndulging in cresture
comforts, but there was no gentleman winh-
in some distance finer.
A handsome looking young gentleman.
however, took his = at near the good man,
and was most civilly attentive To him ii
dinner was over. As the ladies retired, the
husband tapped his wife on the sholder, say.
ing. "what are you doing here, Mrs -
The lady started, but with much self-con-
fidence, answered, 1--WE come ~ see what
they do in c Congress-" "What are you do
| ing here, Mr. ~" 81 reckon | have
come also to see what they do in Congress"
replied the husband. They retired to III e
chamber. and although the husband had IA
good revolver in his pocket, aud a hickory
stick in his hand, there was no sign of any
male thing besides himself IN that room
They are to return towards their abode, and
we suppose matters are 10 he at once drawn
up for divorce a menSa Ell hord! While the
reunited couple were talking. it seems that
the attentive young gent, who was no other
than the gay Kentuckisn. paid his own bill
aud made tracks before any cat could get
out of the bag. All that our readers now
desire 10 know is their names. These will
be cut some day other.
Richmond (Va.) Dispatch.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23
WORLDLY TROTSHANKS.

WEBsTER's GALLERY.--Webst err, the
peerless, picture maker, has opened his gal
marble depot. He will be ready for calls this
morning. He viii introduce his new art of
Photographing. hich has SO astonished and
delighted the world of fashion in other cities
of the West. Webster needs 10 eulogies
from the Press-all we need say is. drop in
and see him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23

%The Steamer Lexington arrived here
yesterday morning from New Orleans with
avery good freight, for this place and Louis
willie. She will lay up here we understand
and re-ship her Louisville freight. The
river II to low to venture further up.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23
ArriSon Convicted Of Murder in tin
FIRST Degree.

Arrtson Convicted Of Murder in the
FIRST Degree.
This case which has excited So much of
public interest at Cincinnati and elsewhere,
for the last two weeks, was given TO the
jury on Thursday at'3 o'clock, p. NJ, when
the Court took a recess.
The following extract from the Cincnn.-
ii Columbian details the closing scene in
court, and the VERDICT OF THE JURY:
Judge Finn then instructed the jury hypo-
thetlcally as to the form of the verdict, and
the jury retiring to deliberate, the Court
took recess to six o'clock, p. NJ.
AT six o'c ock L. NJ, the court was re-
opened, and the jury returned their verdict,
The vast crowd, among when were many
ladies, waited in almost breathless suspense,
until the verdict of "GUIErY OF MUIR
DER IN THE FIRST DEGREE" was
rendered. The next moment many were
sobblng. The prisoner grew deadly pale,
and his brother whispered hurriedly to the
counsel for the defense, " no rose and moved
Tor an arrest OF judgment, and new trial.
Judge Flynn was so deeply affected that
he burnt into tears. He at once ordered the
Court to adjourn, and took the motion in
arrest oil judgement, under consideration. IL
will come up this morning.
The impression was pretty general among
the audience, that the speeches of the cOun-
sci for the defense had made some impress
sion, and that the jury would be unable to
agree, consequently, the rendition OF the ver-
dict of murder in the first degree was not
generally anticipated, and when it was spo-
ken, the awful peril Of the prisoners life a!
once came WILDLY before every mind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23

~ We insert Trotshanks' eommunica-
tion to-day as variety, that being the spice
OF newspapers as we'll as of life generally
The author is pretty young to be writing on
such subjects as matrimony and babies, but
this 10 young Americas" chosen day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23

PRESENTS FOR THE HoLLIDAYss-Hustsc e
offers some rare inducements i'm the line of
new jew elry for holiday gifts. Those wish
ing to invest in so worthy an object, would
do well to give Hustace a CALI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23

BRITAIS's WoE.-A gentleman writing
from London says that nearly the whole
English arstocracy is in morning for the
loss of relates sickened or shot in the
Crimea; and that the profusion OF the "weeds
of VICE." give the promenades a most sombre
appearance. The flower of young British
military arstocracy, it wiIl'b remembered,
was massacred at the battle of Balak lava.
The Light Cavalry, that suffered so terribly
on that occasion, was composed almost en-
tirely of the "bloods''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23

EThe New Orleans Bulletin says that
the portion of Texas lying North of thirty
one degrees, produces very splendid wheat,
and the greatest quantity of it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23

0TPhe Lafayette Qnd,) Courier, con-
siders Millions Paradise Lost ga spicy and
amusing work." |
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23

FNORwARDING ANDC JMMiSSioN MERCHANT Deal
Il in all kinds Leather Hides PeltriAs Taow
Soap. Wool Beeswax Tanners H. Plssterins Hair etc. at
No. 2S Gravier street. New Orleans.
Es- Advances made conasnuens Of Produce to this
Uonss. decis-Ind WG. T. PAGE.
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FARE AAD THROUGH iCKETs
CORPORATION NOTICE

nRDERED. That the owners OF Lots Is. IT,
" s. H. D. 81 q y and in Block No. 10 Eastern
argement, lay down good and sufficient Plank Sidewalks
front thereof ct in width Ser direction the City
Engineer in 10 days after publication
fault thereof tire Marhz is directed said
the costs and scerng thereby will ana
collected by sale Of said lots much thereof
satisfy said lien and Ry
Council dee2'-3r GEO T0nD. City Clerk.
H1tLOUR.-25 sacks Of Folks Mills Flour;
Il - do Railroad do do:
10 bbls do do do; reed and for sale
By deelS J. W. 4 5. yICKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23
HaiI& Dodd,, Safes.

The following communication TO Messrs.
Hall g. Dodd, whose card will be found in
another column, testifes, as to the superior
quality of the safes manufactured by : that
firm:
TOLEDO, o. Dec. s, 1854.
Msssrs. Hall d Dodd Of Cincinnati,
GESrs:-We sent you per canal boat
this week, the large safe we purchased of
you some years back, and which we wish to
have repaired ii such can be done; also a
smaller one of your manufacture, owned by
Nessrs. Scott & Comstock of this place, for
same purpose.
Both of the above ga fes stood in our ware
houses on the second floor during the extern
sive conhagration which occurred here last
month, and which consumed our establish
ment. They were subjected to the most in
tense heat, and having fallen from their ORR
ginal position lay in the burning ruins over
fourteen hours before We could have them re-
moved. Not only did they preserve the
books &c, (Which being fully occupied in
removing our goods, we had to entrust them
with,) but there was not even a single loose
paper which they contained, scorched in the
slightest way. Hoping you will soon return
these tested sales.
We are yours truly,
SCOTT & CO.
The above is but one Of many teslimon-
ials in favor of The capabilities of Hall e.
Dodt's safes, TO endure fire and save their
contents unscathed, when exposed TO the
most intense degrees of heat 10 which safes
are liable. Messrs. Hornbrook g. Churchill,
of this city, have on hand at present. num-
Der of these sales, Of all sizes, and at Gin
cinnati prices.
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lsa % -;
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
LITTLE nIAMI sXIlakAAn


LITTLE aIAHI RAILROAD
HDASsENGERs ny the o clock A. NJ Train. Little Mi
ami Railroad. breakfast at Cincinnati and dine the fol-
iugt96 City.
+ r o NJ Gil CIN Att
To NEW YORK in s2Is hours;
PHILADELPHIA n 3Ile hours;
BALTIMORE in % hours.
BUFE ~, , in ~ hours;
CLEy ELANDir ~ hours;
SANDUSkY in 81 hours;
PIrrsBt RG "a IL hours:
MHEELING 10Y hours.
PIvE DAILY TRAINS
FIRST TRArS-Clevelsnd Pshurg and Wheeling Lightning
Kirk. Buffalo. Albany New York Boston Cres.ine Pitt-
burg baltimore. Philadelphia and N.s York. Zanesve
heeling baltimore. Phiad- phia New ork; Washng
ton CITY etc. connects to sandusky also Xena Sprin
SECOND TRAS-Cieveland and Pittsburgh Accommodation
Express. O'Clock ~. for ColumIus CieveI nd
kirk Buffalo Albany New York Boston; Or slime Pis-
burg Circlevile and La connects Sandusky
THIRD fRAISWheeng Express at 1910 o'clock (noen)
for Columbus Zaaesvie wheelin, Baltimore. washin
CIV Pn'i-deiPhs and New York; connects at Nenia TO
FouRrH T.AIS- Accommodation at NJ for Circleville
a"S blsneestr and Sh'coths; hiilsooroug
NJ for Columbus Cleveland Dgnkirk. Buffalo Albany.
New York and Boston; Crene Psbare Philadelphia AID
New YORK; Al Nena % Springfield.
One train on SUNDAY for Columbus 80 2:30 p. NJ.
FARE AAD THROUGH TICKETS.
For prices Of fare. through tickets aad all information
street between P and SIS six doors souh OF
the United States Hoteor the old shed General
road once in the three yellow buillng
spencer House Rlread Hosei Mail Lardng At
the Eastern Little Miami RePss eaiI FIons street.
The Omnibus Line calls for pa senge, at all the
between Fifth Sixth doors south of the
s.tes Hots or at the office Of Broadway
dsci5 J. H. HOWELL. Conductor.
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CHRISTMAS PRESEyTs.

NYTE world respectfully inform the public (he Ladies ~
DC psrtenlarj that have larse and ecmpIete
watches an Jewelry. from which Christmas Gifts
leeted which will be ain to give satisfaction both gve
and receiver. As will sell reduced cash. those
wishing to buy Watches. Clocks Jeweiyy Will Il
give call. Our stock is all fresh and the STYLES b
surpassed BlTTROLFFHS Ms
deels Main street betv. First and Second.
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STATE OF INDIANA. Iss
Naaterbu.yh COUNTY So
BRITISH PERIODICALS.

EAR LY COPIES SEC URED.
LEONAR4 SCOTT e. CO. New York, continue t. re.
publish the following British Periodicals, viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY (conservaiive).
THE EDlNBURGH REVIEW iWhig).
3.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree Church,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tLi5eraj.
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IH,VATE no.nDtyu

6ROARDERS desiring private boarding hoBse. hnd
u y rooms and accommodation Mrs. ID. n. NEGLEYs.
Chesnu. between Water aud First where
attention s paid to the and comfort Of Lode
oeclI-2wt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MUST reed =. BACON Co .s.!el.,ss "a, Turkeys;
eox Oranges and 80 bu Ear Corn for sale cheap dsc2s
HNoR CHRISTMAS aSD JEW YEARS Those who sre
dss roas Of purchasing Gin. for III. approaching oII-
days aud prefer making their selections from the aud
pretty articles If Jeweiry Manufactured win aadit
deeZ EDWARD hcSTACk-
n BRIL- Apple Preserves; q Dbl Peach Preserves;
lso iS' fresh TA's Batter 'as 5ssd 4 Family c,o.or
NEW R. RAIsINs.-25 boxes chsiee rec per Le.ing-
deess ''' s. E. GILBERT CO.. sye near Water.
SARDINEs2 cases half aud Or boxes reed per Ls,ins
aee21 S. Z. GILBERT & CO.. sye W alter.
ADINIsTRTOR's SALE.
virtue OF an order Of the Court OF Common Pleas &
NJ Blair on IL: Ssy Of JaH%ary
son ;s GsGi
as from g to IS % Ss south ID. 9. % Ss
po1.n part Of saesnal section IS Town n West.
Terms Ofaie One an in one year with
interest deez3-3tw III. O. WHEELER. Admir-.
r,v ApMiNlsTR AToR.s SALE:
ED yand.rbursh county Iud will Administrator Of
h C. Of sI s a. S
@ e su S a. the 0 House door IN E,,n
III Lsnasco ogethe with the Dselng House. Store aud
cash oae-hsfin one year with
interest dee2j 3tw Q. WHEELER. Adn'r.
STATE OF INDIANA. 1ss
Na0terbu:yh County. So
10 the Court Of cOnmon Pleas of vsndsbursA sosny I
Asa Bemeat AMI
Charles v ele. VS.. ! +. Attachment
Simeon NJ. Worlsy.
"A affidavit having heen filed with the Plaintiff IS
fh plaint ofthe Clerk of the Court
Pleas OF Nanderburz setting forth the said
fendant Simeon NJ Morley resident Of the STATE %
ladiana and that OF action him;
defendant therefore hereby notified Of the pencnev the
above entitled and that the will
for trial the said b-sun
the Court House in the city Of Eyansve the frI Monday
In March. a. ID. 1885, SACOB LUSKENHEIMER,
Clerk q. u. p. v O.
BAKER GARvIS. for Plf. dee23- 3tw
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BLACKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory).
The present critical state Of European affairs will rem
der these pub icaons unusually Interesting during the
forthcoming They will occupy middle ground
between The hastily written news-iIems, crude spccuIa
tons aud flying ramors Of the daily Journal and the
ponderous Tome of the future historian, written after
the living Interest aud excitement of the great Political
events OF the time shall have passed away. lt
these Periodicals that redaers must ook for the only
really int gibe aud reliable history ofcurent events
and such. in addition t. their well-esablished lit
terary scientific, and theological character urge
them upon the consideration OF the reauiug public.
IN, Hr E a., iSr
fers, by which ell BILE to place ALL Our RE-
P INTS in the hands OF subscribess, about as soon
they can oe furnished with the foreign copies. Al
though this inv olives very large suta, part
shall continue to furnish tue Periodicals al the same
rates as heretofore, VIZ
Per ann.
For any one OF the four Reviews. .........s3 o.
For any tao of the four Reviews. 90
Nor any three of the ur heviews.........-... 20
For all four of the Reyews.. 3 90
For Black woods Magazine. 3 90
For Black wood ind tire. Reviews.......... go
For Black wood and the tour Reviews..-..... 10 co
Payments to be made in all cases in advance. Money
current in the State where issued will be received Ut
CLUBBING
discount oftwenty five cent, from the above prices
will be allowed TO Clubs ordeilg direck from L. Sott
Co., four or moro copies OF any one or more OF the above
works. Thus: -Four copie of Black wood, OF one Re
view will be sent to one address for So four copies OF
the four Reviews and Blaekwood for $50; and so
POSTAGE.
In all the principle Cities and Towns these works will
be delivered. Q rough Agents FREE OF POSTAGE.
When by mail the Postage to any pa United
States will be but TW ENTY-F0UR CENTS a year for
..Black wood" and but FOURTEEN CENTS year for
each OF the Reviews.
RemitaDces and communications should always be
addressed, pc stpaid, to the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT d. Co.,
81 Gold Street, New York.
NIL s. & Co. have recently published, and have
for sale, the "FARMER'S GUIDE" by Henry
Stephens OF Edinburgh and the late Prof. Norton. OF
Val, College. New Haven, complete in . vols royal
octave, contaihng 1900 pages IL steel and 6VO wood
cravings Price, in muslin binding, So.
II y This work is NOT the old "Book Of the Farm"
lately REsUSCITATED and thrown upon the mafhet.
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AhlN purehased the Daguerrean establishments Of Mr.
IL Wright VIM. Hughes Store. and MADE handsome
aadi ions his prepared take lkenrses
the best style and very low prizes galvsniEing my
nesses OF minis'eis en free of charge.
Granville la aud Illinois State stick money taken
deeii-2ws L. c. oNYErr
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GLORIOUS SUMMER
WITH the hot satry OF the rank
vegetation Of the lowfand and the marshes ia the deep valleys
SOUTH wither The
drinks the waseD and the eseayng plants
give noxous and poisonous vapors that inhaled
yellow Janndee of the stomach and
10 wel Diarrheoe sue and Fever Bilious ees
Typhus Fever Under these circumstances and inaenand
YOU should make Dr. BgucEs fSDAS VEGEr ABLE
PANAcEA cleanse the bowels purify the
blood health. Advertisement in another col
umn of this paper. eys
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23

FINE assortment Of ivory Tables. in stock. I'll
IN sets of 81 pieces which both assful and
sle for Christmas and New present.. The suestis
honsekeepers esltd TO this fact. CHAS. =. WELLS
deel2 doors below the Braneh Ban
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DISSOLUTION

FuNE partnership heretofore existing between the
II dersgned under the firm 90 v X. Hen tricks 4 Co..
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
v X. HENDRICKS
decl2-n JOS II. HENDRICKS.
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CO.PAitTNEESKII

VH>HE undersigned have this day frnsi eorsrtneshiy
under the hrm Of Hendricks Mee and will con.inu
the Boot and Shoe business the old stand Of Hea
bricks Go. V. X. HEN DRlCKS.
dsel2-u W. a. ScREA.
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THE ALLIES srnRENprREn.,,

ksTNCE MESSRS. ALTERING DRUMMER HAVE
- leased the oil Corner
Journal Ofce and filed il overflow ing with the arres,
and latest STYLES Fall aud Winter Coth Fur
nishiBg Goods. and sell them an.
ALLIEs HAVE BEEN COMPELLED SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part Of Mems and Boy radynade rnthnr
Hst Caps and Trunks together vi the
OF Gentle aens Dress Goods and failors Furnh Gooos
brought this Their facilities purchasing
turing superior ether city.
which enables them all times I'll all
Of goods and the best bargains
and the public generally rssreeaIiy invited call and
their New Stock aud Reduced Prices rureh
inga -euhe-, decIs-tf
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lDfrsct inpOrtseH fsom sLeGsa. Ergand.o
EHAfE Just opened invoice Of Sheffield Goods direct
II from the n1anu'atGrers HANDS which invite the
tenton OF Merchants aud Others. Who wish purchase
cash prompt tu.iness PaDe The iRSeiee consists 10 ps
OF the fDliowisg vik=
Table knives in variety= Hsnd and pannel Ssvs;
Pocket 90 do; Ripping Do:
Shears aud Seisssi.; T,soa nni ccmpsss Do;
E,EcrG Dr1wiHs KNIVES:
F-s Of deserrtion: Ckiseis sseket aod Firess
All Of ~ eh will be sold the lowest here
elsewhere. stthe New Hardware tire %
CHAs. s. WELLS.
decl2 hei..z a.. Iran Ell hsnl