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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE.

BURNING OF THE RUSSIAN HOSPITAL, WITH TWO
THOUSAND SICK AND WOUNDED!
An occurrence Of the most horrible nature has
taken place. The great Hospital, in Sevastopol, was
sc on fire by the shells of the allies, and was burned
% the ground, with all is inmates-po thousand SICK
end pounded This frigbtful circumstance is passed
over as quietly as possible in the English and French
papers, but it demands the most pointed attention.
II may be remembered that we published an English
story 10 the effect that Menchkof hosted the Hospi-
tal flag over magazine which the English directed
their FIRE upon and blew up. We fear the building
thus fred on was really the Hospital.
NoyEMBER6.--Aceouuts per last steamer stated that
the battle was resumed the 9th. Probably the
following dspachbeing the latest telegraph to hand
refers to that engagement:
"VIEssA, Nov. l5-Drpatches from Balaklava,
Of date the 18th, have been received this evening,
according to which another great battle has been
foueh The Russians are said TO have lost 5000 men.
The less of the allies alss great but they remained
masters of the field"
NOVEMBER s-Dspatches from Prince Menchikeh
announce that the operations of the siege continued
and that the allies were ntrenchng themselves
strongly on the left flank Of their position.
Sickness is on the increase in the allied camp The
cold is very severe at night. Severe weather had
occurred at sea; Turkish so-gun ship and frigate
sunk gale.
NOVEMBER 9-Oficial Russian news, via Vienna
states that from the 5h to the 9th nothing of import
ance had occurred at Sevastopol. The allies were
terrifying their position on the left bank of the Cher
maya as strongly as possible. The Russians occupied
the right bank. The bombardment of the city con
tiaued but the breaches were always repaired.
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ASIA.

We are totally without news from Asia. Both
armies are in winter quarters.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The Emperor has bestowed pension Of 5000 rou.
bles, and decoration the widow OF Gen. Korni-
kf.
The Joxrnai Of 81. Peersbxrg, Of Nov. 7, contains
an official editorial complaining of misstatements in
the late Marshal st. Arnsuds account of the battle Of
Alma. The JoxrRa. states that the Russian force al
Alma was only IS, 900 men, with "a pieces Of cannon
rome Of which captured BY the allies, excepting
two guns dismounted and spiked by the Russians
ikemselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30
TUE FLEETS IN THE BLACK SEA.

Stormy westher prevailed. The Turkish ship-Of-
war had been lost, and some Egyptian ships names or
number not reported were missing-suppesed also
wrecked. The squadrons under Admirals Hamelin
and Dundss were in Katchs Bay, with divisions al
Balaklava and Kamiech Bay. Sailmakers and smiths
Of the feet were employed in making sandbags and
horsesboes.
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SWITZERLAND.
AMERICAN NEWS VIA PARIS.-C0NSUL
SAUNDERS DtSAVOWED.

The London Times Paris correspondence 'tsts
that on November 9, Mr.. Fay, U. s. Charge a
Berne declared to the Swiss Federal Council Inst the
Cabinet ct Washington, not only disavowed the 70
cent manifesto Of Mr. Consul Saunders, bat dsap-
proved likewise Of the contents Of thst commuaics-
ton
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SEA OF AZOEH.

Admiral Lyons has cut off the communications be-
tween Tamsna, Ansfa and the land, and is watching
the Sea Of Azof
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

We are indebted to Capt. Harrison, of the r. NJ
steamship Africa for the following very latest intel
lgence:
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The siege continues. Uniting tns doubtful report
of another great battle the llth, We have nov
teleersphc bulletins Of the siege up 10 the sth and
9Th and il eviC that at those dates the lnces
ing numbers and boldness Of the enemy made diff
ference il the operations before the walls. IL is only
said that the allies terrifying their position the
left bank OF tie Chernaya, as might be expected,
seeing that the right bank is occupied by the Rus
SLAMS. The belhgerenis may therefore easily keep
their several positiens for the present. what We
have TO depere Is The steady drain by continual SICK
ness, and now and then victory. Tue prospect Is
sufficiently serious but there is no immediate
for anxiety. All the letters from the army show the
feeling Of perfect confidence and cOnpOsure a. 10
the present state Of affairs, but some little sOliciude
10 the future Reeniorcements are wanted evenio
present effect. Every man IN the army oyerworked.
Officers OF the highest rank dying, 10; Ooly by
the ususl casualties Of war and by exposure 10 cod
but by sheer hard woik. None Of the proper proper
tons are maintained. Tie Deseging army u not N
the proper proportion 10 the b,siegei; the number OF
artillery men Is not in proper proportion TO the guns
tie men in camp are in proper proportion b. III Joe
IN the trenches the hours Of resi not in proper
proportion TO the hours Of work. Everything Is
stretched lie army u extending itssll, A. 1t were,
TO dimensions not lie own. Such violation OF tho
laws OF strength and health is sure 10 revenge Itself
II a man Is always walking beyond his strength or
suhhing his muscles, or over eIertng his voice, Or
working his mind too much, be may DO Il for time
with impuniiy, but the day will come when be fnds
that he as dose himself an lrreparabe insry He
learns wdotn just 10 time 10 be warning o. Otkers.
IL possible that by nexi Christmas We may End our.
selves most excellent schoolboy example Of the dan
ger Of delay
We said yesterday that il a question Of supply.
What the supply should be has been already fred. at
time the difficulties of the siege and the number Of
the forces Russia could brina upon rs from wihoat
were certainly not over estimated. We started with
the idea Of 30 OC0 contribution, and Il ds-
til ny explained by al military authorities thz:
nny required recruiting 20 the extent & ihirI u s
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We are totally without news from Asia. Bo;l
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written by Zousye before sevsstopol:
MI DEAR FATHER-I have been leading Of late
the life Of poacher. i am ever day the lookout
for e kussan-beng attached 10 a company OF tra4es
treETs or rih men, Our duty Is 10 hre at the Rus
tiAn artillery men, and 10 protect own, who have
no reason Ia be Dissatisfied with us yet. cannot
cay the same Of ihe Russians, who appear 10 suffer
greatly irum oaI nfes To give you an idea Of our
mode Of Getting, Ne set out at ia the morning, fully
tccoutrsd, With asUppy Of ammunition and blscaiL
On arrival IN the trenches We are provided with
bsgs, shovel, and p.ckaIe. Al a given sigaAi We
jGDp over The pHapets with the 1gihty of siags ani
take refuge II tOaa sheltered spot under the fors
where dig a kind Of rabbit hole to htis in. We
place our bags a. protection the SIDE facing the
eDsmy, and 80 then -; 10 work. We remain IA this
sort Of tomb the entire day; ve leave it at dark,
often eIposed 10 a shower OF grape shot You will
naturally ask dear father What We have Ia do al that
time. l can assure you that we have plenty 70 DO.
We load and IRE In rapid succe9i0n and every shot
tslis on kgi'ial srillerymtn. The other Day tso
cheers sefe fiand'nr ol piece ~ tirhr uis III "a
he iop u tower oppo.ie ny tsifa 10, No FugOss
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GLASS STAINING,
In tie modern styles for Churches Public Build-
ines Pripaie Dnreliings dc dc

In tie modern styles for Churches, Public Build
ings Pripaie Dwellings, dc &c
The FIRST PRIZS q RECEIvEDi
A Cincinnati. also at the Louisville Mechanics In
"A stitute.
We are prepared to all any order with metal sash
stained glass with borders and di mond centers for
kind windows with full size figures
"a cheap ss can had in New York, Boston Phladel
pha--the amount Of risk of broakage and transportation
less. = :,
Our references all thu good, modern finished
Boats on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers three Presby-
terian Cnurches at Cincinnati. the Episcopal at rors
mouth Ohio one Church at Madison, Ind, q chancel
window AZ Frankfort KY. also one window, with hg-
ures nj Nazareth, and two Churches in Louisville.
Rsy window In Governor Helms residence at Harrods
hrrv sde ira lights in various dwellings In Lou
isville Lexington and Danvilie
All orders carefully executed at the esfabishment on
BuIlitt street, Louisville. Ky. "
mhl7 ON -. HiSseS y w.
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r NEW nARBER SHOP.
THE THOMPSONIAN INSTITUTE,

L'OR Shaving, sbampooning ana Hair-dressng. is
now In full blast. on Water street, between Sycs-
and Vine, and respectfully solics share Of pub
lie patronage -. - ...-. I'd, =. -
The Projectors OF this establishment fays had long
experience In the large Eastern Cities and promise 20
de up the Toilet OF their customers In the sfui
and fashionable manner a.
The celebrated TRICOPHEROUS is freely used IN
this establishment 70 soften the scalp and promote he
healthy growth Of the hair.
The Institute viii open In futuye every morning at<
O'Clock A. NJ. and remain op till I2 O'Clock r. M.
nF Particular attent on given 10 cutting Chndrena
hair and tne prapretors will wait upon families at tneis
residences on Friday Of each week, for that
requested. -t 1900 lrs lsr4
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WATCHES AND JEWELHY
-. At BiTrROLFF & SONS.

q WE have just received q large stock OF Cold
"a and Silver Watches, In hunting and open casea.
aA6whch We will sell at Eastern prices, and warrant
to give satisfaction.
Also JEwELHy-S Iarse, beautiful and fashionable
stock, comprising Gold Guatd. Fob and Vest Chsfhs,
Gold Bracelets plain Gold Bands, Ladies' and Cent?
Bre st Pins, beautiful lot OF Eardrops and Kines,
plain scale and seu Fngesrings Seals Lockrts Gold
rings, &c. -, 49,.
ALSO GOLD PENs-six dog A. Morton & Co . cole
brzted Gold Pens, direct from the manufacturers
ALSo-Ciocks OF every variety, eight day and thirty
hour, in Pspier Mache, Gastric and Wood Cases,
which sell low and warrant to keep time.
We invite the public to call and examine stock,
at the sign OF the Big Watch, Main street, between
First and Second. (aplI) RfTrk0LFP & SONS.
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NEWFaMILY GROCERY
nv Tsg(IS. RACON q CO..

NV x,,.r .rsryr sETw. AND Locrsr. EvANsvILLB:
SitE subscrsers would respectfully inform the eiu
of Evansville and vicinity. that they have on
and are receiving large and well selected stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES, embracing everything usually
kept in a good Family Grocery; aud they hope, By
nromut attention to business. to receive aud merit
liberal share oI pull lie patronage. -rs-
All orders will receive prompt attention, and goods
delivered to purchasers At their doors desired
have WAGON expressly for laid purpose. 49,
yPAl Goods warranted good or no SALE. ft
1.-THE highest prices paid for Country Produce.
rFPlease call ana examine our stock, will seii
at the lowest cash prices. lr ss- 10
apis THOS. BACON CO.
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CHANGE OF PnoPRlEToRs. /.

CHANGE OF PROPRlETOkSs
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c, &C.,
wHo.KsALE AND RtrAIL NJ
LEICH q We LII NG.
THE under ersigned have purcha the entire stock OF
Drugs and Medicines OF J. NJ. ID. Miller & Co., and
intend carving The Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller Il Farnsley. No. IA Water street, under
the arm of L-ch & Verling-
Charles LEIGH ofthe 6rm hopes he Is favorably known
tn the public having been engaged In Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last Ave years Peter Ve.ng. OF the
rm having been clcrkng In the present store thu
last three years. htters himself with having the conn
dence OF its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business aud by low prices to merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LkICH.
febos-ly PETER VRRLING.
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SPWlNG STYLES OF
WALL PAPER NGINGS AT
YOHN DEW VEREnX IRA

THEN cases OF Wall Paper, the latest Spring Styles be-
i ing the arst lot Of Spring Goods. has lust arrived
and for sale low. will be receiving weekly supplies
Until my will be complete which will be the largest
and best assortment before rosght Evansville
Persons In want Of wa-paper, Borders Fire-screens
Bed Teasters Window Blinds, &c. OF the latest Spring
styles are requested call early and examine them,
am determined to cell as low possible. Store
Main street, between First and Second. mh9
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resolved full ,sssortnsnt Of
II E,nrv straw Gimp and Leghorn Bonnstts. new
sSy,re and Summer Styles J. =. MAGHEEA Co.,.
SP'iAS - Evansville. led.
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SSA LBS Soft Shelled Ain onds: - ~
lOOU 10 gross small boxss Backing: ...,..
10 gross large do do; for sale n ,owes
'msyket prioe By tmy2D LA D. hsihArS'
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EDWARD HUSTACE,


HAS WAYS ON HATD
go WATCHES OF the finest quality, warranted 70
E]A perform well give to the bu, er perfect sat.
E 81 sfaction. Htstace devotes his attention 10 The
&nS8 selection Of superior JeweIry. He now onsrs
an assortment of the richest patterns. .
Hustzce invites the attention of the Ladies' his stcck
Breast Pns something elegant and pleasing eye.
Hustacs has Elr Drops, decidedly beautiful, new,
refined - - : :.
Hustaces assortment of Mourning and Daguerreotyps
Pins are the finest in town. -
Hustace's Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains are iusS
what they should be- variety Of patterns some Of tho
most elaborate work manship .-Ir :.
Hustace has Gold Locksts, single and double. pretty
and good-no mistate -
Rustace's Gold Ranis-they need recommends.
tion. 10 fact all OF his goods have acquired reputa
ton SUFFICIENT In this com muniiy. - -.
Hustace has just received ne lot OF silver spoone-
They of the very best quality the stuG
Hustace 10 prepared to do K craving. Spoons and
other articles beautifully Lettered. -Frff
Husace can rep ir Watches In q scientific Manner
All work executed with and nnish uneh ipstsed.
Husace sells cheap anc refu' ds money for arices not
giving satisfaction. and thus gains the confidence the
public. =. r..r- lmy2
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BOOTS AN D SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ - CASES Boots and Shoes, completing
- Women Patent Foxed Union BLskins;
do do do do Parsians;
do Kossuth Boots:
do Enamelled Sontags;
do Bronsed, Heeled Eurskas:
do Enxm1d Sprng-h eied J. Lind Bnotees
do Goat do do do do;
da Bronze Spring heeIed EnamTd do;
do DO do do p. Leather do;
Misses' do do do do do;
Mems Calf Boots. half wels
do Kip do do;
do Calf do Pump Solei;
do Extra Prime Boots;
do do do do do. Pvmp Soaed;
DO Pstsnt Leather, Goat Calf and Kip, Bro
eans and MonsoeG lust reed per James Lyon,
and for sale by J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
ap! Evansviils, Ind.
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ROLLER MAKING. ~ /
A. q. HANEY. BOILER MAKER

XII0ULD respectfully announce N the Engine Build,
w of Evansville, and 70 all others Interested
that he has strong force OF men at his Boiler Yard
and Is prepared make Boilers ORDER have them
finished punctuay per agreement Scarcity of Boiler
hands has heretofcrs rendered Il impossible fuAl all
his engagements tor work. but he has force that
arants him In saying that the like disappoiptments
shall not again. he ID now making Boilefs ofxny
size or description, on as good terms they can be
bought in the We-L and all work wsrrzpted. -
Boiler Yard on the Canal, near Willard Carpen.
ter's dwelling. lmy< 3m
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AroLLo MAUI nESTAURANT.
NEW sPRpNG GOODS.

NEW SPRHNG GOODS.
VUST received per stsamers Sultan aud Granite State
u 26 packages New Spring Dry Goods comprisng-
Challi Bareges Mousseline DeLaines,
Barege DeIaines, Portsmouth Lawns,
Brocadet L was. French Figured Lawns,
Earlston Gnghams Mancneeter Ginehams,
Solid Check Ginghams. Figured black Aipsccs Coss
Figured Lusfres LpjDgs.
English Cotton Drills, Fancy Linen Drills,
French Linen Coatings, 90 cartoons Bonnet Rtooons,
All very desirable goods, for sale low dgurss By
mhI7 J. Ia MAGhBE CO.
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LEATHER AND FINDYN CS.

LEATHEh AND FINOIN GSs
WTILLIAM BELL. is Just opening on Main street
wv opposteths Bank large and well elected stock
efleather and 6udinfs, consisting in part Of
1000 sides Of sole leather, Hemlock and spanish
tanned.
SO doz, morocco, No, l. q and 4, Tsmpico Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies' French.
IS doz Kip-Prime City, heavy country, light Ne
dium
20 doz Cochineai Roan
10 Pink blue and green dc
20 Linngs-Pihk, blue, and green.
20 Bindings-Lndsey's cape goat and sheep.
:" Patent kid skins. = --..s
$50 " CsIf,kins-ight. heavy, and medium worst
Fair and Caron, ~ trr
Oil thong leather.
10 Madrass Kid
20 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts.
stamps, thread, buffers, sickey wheels, Keys hooks
and ali other tools and materials ueed by shoe makers
all of which will be sold the most reasonaoie terms
iol4 L
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
EDWAR R ID FE6AN A. CN.s

rRsr BErw. LOCUST. OPPOSITE ovtIcx.
EVANSVILLE,
DESPECTFULLY announces the iuha abitants of thfs
IL city and vicinity. that they have received their nrst
lot OF spring and Summer Goods direct fyom the I'm.
porters consisting of every novelty ofths season, in
CrsIe Shawls Dress silks Grenadir plain and figured
Bareges and tissues. Berege de Laines, Organdys.
iAvns aees and Embroieries, Hosiery, Gloves Para
soils and Fans. 'f.re trH
We have also the rewest styles in Spring and Sun
mer Mantillas, Plain Silks, fringes trimmings, &c.
Having fitted up room OF the stor< for the sale Of
Lad es Hats and Bonnes. Artificial Powers, Ribbons,
Btnnet Trimmings, &c. We now offer the mosS
beautiful assortment Of Goods ever brought west.
N. Bon prics-no deviatioh.
aps CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
NHB subscribers being for the moment thrown Of
iness and subjected tn heavy Losses by the burn
ing Tobacco Store do hereby cit all those
owing hem TO make mm date payment 70 them, st the
Of Messrss Decker 6 Kramer, Hxin street to
able to meet engagements al the proper time
We have he conndonce In customers that this call
will be Mt once responded TO.
myisu o. SCHEEFFER & SCHROEDER.
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JOHN 8. MITCHELL & SON. r
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM.
MISSION MERCHANTS,
EvAssvtLLE, 1xr. '.f
Ofes and Warshoxss on Water street, Bstreen Nsia
snd Locust also corner Of Wainat IT. and fAs
Csnei, and AZ tAs Big Wharf Boat st = ....,
foot of Nam street.
vTyIIL advance cash on all kinds of Produce co,. .
wv signed Ihem for sale or 10 ship to Cor
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
orders for purchasing Produce or Merchandize filled
at the shortest notice and lowest marx et prices 80
They will give prompt attention to the Forwarding OF
all Merchandise and Produce entrusted their care and
with their experience and facilities for Storage.
do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction.
dec2-tf JOHN 8. MITCHELL Il SON.
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TO rHE LADIES 0NLYI
<lsplendid assortment OF - 1'-
~ SB0NNkTS: go ~
RIBBONS,
UNDE1SLBBtEs:
- .t...z ..s..tu-. LiCRS. &C. &c.
or THE latest and most fsshiopsbls syss We are able
- sel az these lycles st ssonishiny low priee.
myl6 WIN. LoEWRNfHAL d 90.
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Il 4 r f R ON
Life Insurance Company,
CiHcINrArI, ONO.
Incorporated by the State OF Ohio,
100000 CAPITAL.
T IFE INSURANCE effected in this company on the
i dutual and Joint Stock system.
II. eoopx.x' Pres. ". ". Con.s, Vice Pr.s'..
L. BEsros. Secretary.
Dirsetsrs:
H. II. Goodman, VIM. Burnett,
WV. Comes, WIN. McCammon,
casds: conahan. samuel B. Keys.
A. u. Burt, c. Goodman, of Cincinnati.
NIB. Payne, Cleveland. DIV. Dsshlsr, COlunLas.
non '''' SIS. Goldman. Esquire. SS' ~
Appica"0nai aosSssook 5sSsissS Y & CHURCHILL. As..
Prof. W. n. ByroRD. Medical Examiner. ldeci0-ul
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE o.,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
IscoaroRArEp lsio.-CnAnTrs PERrErvAL.
4uthorissd CsP'I Ss5oo00-Sabseribsd CsPT $50 0c0
D1HIS lon esta ablished and we'll known Institution
J. has tar scted most extensive insurance business
for than orty years, throughout the United States
and tho British North American provinces; has aimed
public ntdonce, by honorable and faithful
ument Of is contracts; and the owners Of property
all fair claims for loss under its policies
Building, Manufactories, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses, stores, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessel: on the stocks or while In port de &e II 10, Se
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. HUNTINGTON. President.
ALBfHr DAY, CALVIN DAy,
JAMES GoopwIr, Jon ALLYN,
CHARLIE. BoswELL, Joss p. gR4c..
HrNRY KENgr, CHARLEs J. Ross.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHR,srorHER c. LYMAN. Assistant Sscl.
NPApplications for insurance msy te made TO
ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
decs Evansville. Ind.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.

MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
M RS e. n. MICH, No. 2r4 Fifth street, Cincinnati,
lvl would respectfully call public attention 70 her
Goods conssing Of Silk, Satin. Velvet ana Braid Bon.
nets Bonnet Caps and Fancy Trimminss Ribbons Man.
as Cloaks BLACK and Colored Fix and other Laces,
Needle ked Collars. Chemizsttes. Sleeves, &C.
which she prepared 20 sell At pcss which cannot fail
to glve satisfacsiou.
MRS. z. M. RICH,
mhlsy 2ol FifS street. bstwesn BIN and Plan.
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RAGS WANTED.
WE are paying the highest market price IN cash for
wv good Rags, Paper Shavings, Cotton and Hemp
Waste. Rope and Bsgging. NIXON CO.,
Manufacturers and Paper Dealers.
mia - and 20 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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DROOMS, WOODEN WARE, &C..
ID 1000 dozen shaker. medium and common Brooms.
3uo do extra and comnson whip and Hearth
Brooms:
300 nests blue. oak and red Tubs;
80 dozen common 3-hoop and fancy Buckets
300 nests covered Buckets;
100 do Pine Tubs:
100 do Cedar do;
IS dozen bail and nest Boxes:
lOO do Wire Sieves:
Jog do Manill Bedcords;
2OO do Zinc Wsshboards;
30 do Barrel and half barrel Covers:
so do Alicant, Jute. Coir and Rope Mats:
coo nests Market Baskets; .-.
so do Clothes Baskets and Hampers;
100 boxes Cloth es Pins;
200 nests Bowls;
TO gross wood box Matches;
25 dozen Trays
100 do Cocoa Dippers
100 do Cedar Buckets and PieSns, brass and iron
hOOts:
50 do Panied Keelers;
50 d. Horse and Well Buckets:
20 do Half Bsshelsj
700 sets Measures, i've In;
IS dozen Churns;
With every article in the woolen and Willow Ware
line which we viii ss at low prices TO the country trade
SHREVE & STEWART,
feblA 6md Louisville, Ky.