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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-16
RIVER HE KS.

The w. A. Eaves arrived here Saturday,
from Green river with n very fair cago. She
took on freight here fer the up river. Amoung
other freight were 9th hhds. sugar TO be taken
TO New Albany, thence by railroad TO Laia-
yeue.
- The Statesman, on her way 10 ST. Louis
from Cincinnati, was at our wharf Saturday.
She was loaded TO the guards, and crowded with
passengers, principally with Kansas chi
grants.
- Weather last Saturday almost uncomfor-
tally VAIN, and sutry. Riv.r was falling.
- The SoutheTner passed down early Sat
urday morning; for ST. Louis. Who stole oul
package OF papers!
- Nearly all the goods taken from the Ev
ansville have been conveyed to Louisville, and
are offered for sale at public Auction. The
steamer will speedily be raised. She was a lucky
boat long as she stayed in the Evansville trade
but sunk on her first trip out of that trade.
- Several canal boats left for the Nortf
Saturday night fully freighted, chiefly will
Groceries and dry goods for Wabash river.
day evening with plenty of water in the chan
mel.
- The fast Louisville and st. Louis packe
Alvin Adams arrived here from ST. Louis Satur
day evening full of passengers. She is one o
the fines, and probably the feetest packet in tn
trade. We thank her officers for ST. Louis date
ofFriday.
The MonoDgahela was detained all Fri
DAY night by broken crank.
- The followi. rates of freightto New Or
leans prevailed at Cincinnati last Friday: Wits
XIV, 9Oc; Pork, zoe; Flour SOC; pound freieh
30c
- The inc low pressure steamer Northern
er will be at Evansville carly this morning fo
ST. Louis. Capt. Fuller is in command. wit
the equally popular officer Cardinal Byingto
first clerk.
The Star Line packet Glendale LEFT Cir
cinnsi Saturday evening for New OrlcaEs.-
She nay be expected early this morning, if N,
already arrived.
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST.
EtN STATES, AND TO ALL WHO
USE LuQUORI AS n MEDICINE Or AS
A KENERA

uDHYSICIANS who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for Medi
cal purposes should give the preference to WoFE's
l. Ii is manufactured Sehedam. In Holland and excu
ve the factory Of the proprietor by and from
material elsewhere unemployed and IN known
e liz by the reported analysis OF several
chemists be entirely free from the Ierncious fossil oil which
remains in liquor distilled from grain and hieh
Is the of the aud serious
aud morbid desire for habtuai
indulgence which such liquors invariably tend upern
duce.
proved by unerring that the Juniper
Gin favored with the acid and oil
Juniper heretofore used but with the specifically lighter
the Italian Juniper berry neglected BY every other manuae
.urer.
1t is chemically proved absolutely pure
which other Holland Gin the world has a.aired.
s. is by extensive medical and testi
mcny be efficient we'll agreeable remedy
faulence chOe the kidney and bladder
fever and sue general debility sluggish crcua
ton OF the blood deficient OF food and
energy. afa.
most grateful and renovating cordial. when
used directed nhame the system induces nebr
hut tends rather subdue the latter fra by creating
dislike liquors.
the i'll of bad whether limestone
districts Ia all Of these enumerated qualities 1t has rival
of this celebrated
into the United States number Of Liquor Houses in New
The genuine only sold In aud pnt bottles,
handsomely wrapped in yellow paper with the
bottle cork aud label would advise those Who use
dieinaly 20 purchase by the bottle rs Bars and Hotels fire.
queny fiji bottles with gin and sell IL the
genuine For sale by all the reserssase pspES, IN the
United States. CDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole manufacturer and Importer,
IS. 20 and - Beaver street. New York.
The word schuapp belongs exclusively article all
r wholesale dealers Cleveland. Ohio W. q. Gordon;
Frcat & Edwards; G.. Bradtawn; L. saylori Co.
In Detroit Michigan 8. x r. Mcmillan; jacobs and Gard
ner; Reh Ripley; 1. s. Farrondi l. s. Caathurt a Co.
fet22-3mw
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49, sss E;sslssFa szA ESs4

DAYTON An ID IN ID ANAfOLlS!
COLUMBUS GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY,
NEW YORK. ETC; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY,
AND CONNECTING Inns EASTWARD!
Grdt Eastern and Western u. $. Nail and
American Cypress Line!
SHORTEST ROUTE DAYTON BY % MILFs, AND NO CHANGE
BAGGAsti
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS ENCEPTED.)
M 0RNlNG EMPRESS leaves at 1910 A. NJ, connects at
lvH Richmond with Eaton and Hamilton. and Cincinnati
Hamilton aud Dayton Railroad for
A NJ. Dayton 1890
for Nrnia Columbus GAINESVILLE. Wheeling Baltimore
Washington City, Phlsderh New York and Boston Also
Clyde Cleveland Buffalo, Sandusky. Toledo, Fort Wayne
Troy. Piqua Bre akfast at Indian Tcls.
Passengers by this train arrive Columbus eight hours in
ad vance vt any other route from Indianapolis
TRAIN leaves Indianapolis NJ. the arrival
of all trains from the West North and South Rich
mond l.. NJ Cincinnati 5:i5 p M arriving
p NJ directly with trains for Nena. CO.
lumbus Springfield Crestline Pittsburgh, Phladep ha.
arriving ut Columbus At s:l5 p NJ.
PIrTSBU RICH PASS ENGESS leaving trains we
stop in Dayton and make th
Crene for Pittsburgh other train from lndianapo
Passeng by this through Cincinnati quick
by any other.
The only route having connections at DAY ton.
Columbus baggage check through Pittsburgh and Phila
delphia e-ch-cked at Columbus.
THE ONLY N0RNINGTRAIN FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO
DAYTON. OR C0LUMB VIA DAYTON.
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INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AU.
THoRIrY.
STATE OF INDIANA.
(To expire 3ist July. 1851
AUTHOR STATES OFFICE. !
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,

I>DtasAPotIs. March 9TH. 1855. !
WHEREAS. The ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY. Of
Hartford Conn. filed in this Office
Of it, condition the nth March 1855 tho of its
corporation and amendments properly certified to- aud its
written instrument nominating IT'S agents and authorizing
them fully and unreservdly to service Of
cess in the event Of suifs
Now Their fore in of the requirements of IAN
act tN amend ti-d act for the Incorporation of
Companies defining their and prescribing
their duties March 3 having presented
factory evidence Of full compliance the require
mens and Specifications of that act T. Hiram f. Talbot.
Auditor OF the State Of Indiana do hereby certify that Allen
G.. Haock Evansville Agent Of said Is
authorized the hnsness Of Insurance. the
Of the sadna Insurance Company. of Hartford Conn in
the until the 3s day of July 1885, the that
he he aud appointed by the said COMPANY
In Witness Whereof. have hereto subscribed
end caused the seal OF office to he affixed this 9Th day OF
March, A. ID. 1855. lSeal1 III. L. TALBOT.
State Auditor.
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MORE ABOUT ELECTIONS.

= - MORE ABOUT ELECTIONS.
Nv about the election.
W and deep interest felt in the Prhbory Law by all the
great political parties deem IL but duty thai
SUMMERS & TIbESr0N. having j. 81. received Ca
direct from New York. fully tax
in the beststvle small large
size They also with the hest light in the
for copyn pictures They that shall
receive injury which be in their
purpose.
N. B.-Why isl Dogratyper taking picture. like gent
sitting handsome gii Answe lie had by cailpga
SUMMERS & TILESToN'S Gallery.
On Moin St., opposite Branch Bank.
misc over the Marble d. rot.
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CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE OF
HORACE WATERS.
No. 333 BrOasivVay, New York.

OPPOSITION TO THE COMBINATION!
MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
-sz;s.-.- NoTwITHsrANDING the eomiinatsn Of
Music Dealers tp keep the prices OF nom
1copyrght music against the interests Of Native
uCompOsers. and their refusal 70 extend 70 MI
he sales
abundant evidence that he has public
support his opposition 10 the Great MonoPoy aud IN
the Native Currsney:
His American and EUroPesn Music immense ana
publications. OF the largest sno
United States. He has also made Great
the Prices Of PinOs Melodeons and MUSICAL ~
all toned So Octave Planes Tor
interior Of good quality and
durable those which $500 Pianos OF
every variety and price so comprising those
manufactures them the cele rated
modern Improved WATEks' PIANOS. and the first
premium EoIean Pianos Of T. Gilbert Cos make towners
hand Pianos
Prices so $3.50 Meoeeops from i've different
factories. including the vell-knovn ). ID. H. w. smiths
Meiodeons the equal the best make
the United States Prices si5 eco SIS $780, sli5 tIz5 sr3
$780, Smiths Double Bank Melodeons 500 Each Piano and
Neodron guaranteed The best teams 10 the trade schools
ETC. l2s cent discount TO oierymen and Churches al
orders propy attended Music ali OF the
paid the reduced rates General and select
Catalogues and Schedule OF of Musical for
waroed to any address free OF charge. fet2o-3mw
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a CALL.

a CALL.
MEETING Of the stockholders in the Northern PLANK
Road is requested the Court House on Monday tbs
9Th inst. At O'Clock T.. ".
EVANSVILLE. April 9Th, 1855.
John PAYNE HENRY g.. GwATHMEY.
JONATHAN :. JAQUESS, Gil yIELE.
wM. n. BINGHAM, SAMUEL ORR.
ii. O.BABCOCK. II n. GODDARD,
!. III. MAGIIEE * CO., i. G.. JEWErT
JAS. e.. JONES, III. p. BRAY.
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WOOL CARDING MACHINERY.


a C. BROWN manufacturer aud dealer in woolep. Ag-
rcuitura Mill other Machinery. furnish 20
reasonable almost
serpon Of machinery utensi and other articles reqared
Manufacturers. Mi.lers. Wool earders Clc.n
weaver inciud Nc Wool and Cotton csrcins
Machinery Of all sizes both single and double OF the ms. sp
proved constroctcn Of and good wor
ship Wool, Cotton and Hair Picking Machines M.enho
Cards Of all descriptions and warranted Of the best
Portable French Mills all aud OF the
strucos Circular Saw Mills Of the most ca
ton. for Steam Horse lower: Horse fS~e,s
eight horses. of the hest tommy s Va ~"
and sGperoI construction, the est in use -, u,u.a
Steam Epgnss French Burr Mill-stones
Press Screws Of all kinds Smut Msehinss,
and Threshng Machines; Stock Mills toIs
Cutters Drilling Machines Corn Planters Cotton olhs nan
cards, Card Piasers. Comb plates pi. 10
Ps Stoves fS'o
Shearing Brush and Mapping Machines. etc etc.
All persons wanting MACHINE ARDS ana ooL eNhpiSs
other .cufNEEr DO we'll 70 call on OF correspond
With subscriber before making and
anu ~ 1850 SURF A.. @. BROWN. rr
,nbas INV No 2. Walnut street. Cincinnati. Ohio
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SDkDIExsx,

az AKEE & GARvIN viii pr.cur. to- ..ts, -.
~ ana minor heirs. th@ additional Boun ~ and
~iarh IA lsi, Oe unasr the law Of Congress Of
dols. aP6-3tw - - '-e NJ" eoet1
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EVANSVILLE a. CRAWFORDSV
RAILROAD.
~ ~
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

Il
. ON AND AFTER DNESDAl. DECEMBER 6, 1851.
Trains will run as follows lSundays exceptedl:)
UPWARD TRAIN DOWNWARD TRAIN.
Arrive at Nincennes. 1900 Arrive Nncennes i2eo
Depart from % leo m Depart from - LEO IN
Arrive At Terre Hante 4:35 Arrive Evansville. 1855
ST. Passengers dine at yincennes.
by this sleep Terre Haut take the Mern-
ing Train the Tesre Hsute and Richmond Road
arrive at ndanapolisa lO:i0 A NJ time with
trains follows:
arrive AZ Cincinnati $3.50 p. NJ.
For Cleveland Pittsburgh all intermediate points
Bellefontsne ioad 1T ~ NJ. :
For Nena. Dayton Coiurbds GAINESVILLE and Wheeling
Pm. - "
For Chicago Lanrcrt and Lafayette by Lafayette road at,
Y NJ. arrive at Chicago at s:3o p. NJ.
For Louisville NV albany and Jacksonville Jefferson
VILE n ad. also With trains for Madison Peru
fasssgers will ind greatly to their ADVANTAGE safety
speed mort and certainty OF
during winter in preference the uncertain often
gerous by riytr and early spring will
made with other CoplPahi9s by which Ev
ansviie In the morning will arrive Cincinnati Chicago,
Columbus and Louisville same day.
attention merchants others having Goods
from the East called this
taon superior the river. Goods shipped from Cnchn
arrive at Evansville third day. making the time in
longer an avoiding the away
red when shipping by steamer.
J.J. DANIELS. Sup't.
Evansville. Dec. s. 1854 decs-tf
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NEW FAMILY GROCEsx
by CARSON g. HANII.foN

NEW FAMILY GROCEsx.
by CARSON 81 HAMILTON, N
CORNER or Lectsr AND sEcoxpsrREE,s
euNHE undersigned would respectfully ns,,,
OF Evansville and vicinity. that have M " On
are constantly receiving fresh supplies OF ths
o. ADJ eroeeries embracing u.u.iis -.
IN Establishments Of the kind. ANy Aei'
nave made such arrangements for receiving fresh
country and elsewhere enable US az a tim y,
M as."rtnent of he freshes. eles TO e found in H.
All goods dsVeredrse Of charge any pat Of the CITY
CARSON &uAMILTON.
- nhfa EcIi'ED 100000 9r rs5ss,sos CAPS;
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAFE.
"E udersgned will for sale syalu,.; Hama. ,a
Los IN Lanasee City known as the old Vinson resi-
lar me canal and two streets above ,es Eras
brewery The house is two-storv FIRM. ha;idinr
VII. six convenient rooms eistern etc sttseh
&ooSe property will be offer at rrive sal.
be offered at public aaetoa at Wsosex me ~ wlll
rooms on Tuesday. At ; o'clock p NJ ~N's'i aue'ioh
sei, faeuars enquire Of j. b. Hynes Attorny a, Law
n. W. NSsoN.
JOY TO TIE AEFLICTED:
INSfANrCUR RE OF PAIN. AGAIN oNUkxn
WE greatest known famii, ,Is1eine for Burn con,h
~ Coils Sore Throals sad QEinsey viii curs
Cholera NOrbus. Cramps and SFasms Viii crs
Asls aud never known TO aF Daily aud hoarI Iii
this Medicine aud cure for the Tor
an agent yres;- had rather life this han nm
selves Increased sales in Indiana Co., sr
bs, ~. srener Increase than other Medic
the United States British cafornis and In
,p,,u Mn0LEsALE AGENTS:
s SSiOn 'IERLiNG. ESaSsvilleIed.,
HckExEK 4 DEvoL. New Albany lad
=. r. G; y: HAEP.R. Madison lad
Ta.s III CLARK. Yineennes Ind
JONI d. PARK. ciaeiE aasi shie-can than
a%s,s-sss prices. d. l. GREGORY a co.
- Asamee City. ohio
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. CE,EBR ATED PATENTW ASH TUn

HdESSRS. Eagiish STRAIN. OF New Albany. Ind man
fH ufacturer OF wisners celebrated Patent Wash Tnb
city ard will remain here few They
with them few of these articles for sale and
whnz prrchase have them tried at their houses free
% charge Their tGbs he l. x ID. LEHMAN
Cooks and the Washington Hotel. Mr. Strann
found "A. the Washington Hotel. ap4
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PIANOS. PIANOS,

PIANOS. PIANOS,
UUST received by the undersgned few superior Piano
- FOrtes the celebrated mandatory OF Peters.
Cragg which for and durability Of and
perfection Of finish by Of Eastern
These splendid sale manufac
turrr prices aud all persons wishing 10 purchase
arlo r CONJUNCTION * CO,
Corner o Main and First
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NOTICE.

E1RFTED In lot. of Oak and Water
NJ large Flathoat Saturday. 2fth March.
The hereby notified prove pay charges
aud the within ften the Of this
notice. she Will be APPRAISED broken up and
cording to law. mblS If CHARLES BABC0Ck.
6PICES.-3Okt kegs sorted Cut Spikes;
- Is do do Pressed Spikes at edueed rates
by mh2f ORR DALZELL a. co.
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f~Saxszs<sssEss--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: pa
s,s,.ssssI ilssssssusues Pix
's,"sss,.u ns...ss.ss..s..ss A
= i,suseessu W{
l,NnaLsIts j!sslllllllplueel10 kU
fSG = III q 1919

w Carpenter Work ready made ofseAsoned lumber and
cent.
HiNKLE GUILD CO, 3e5 WEST FRONT 81.
CINCINNATI. ONO.
Door, Sas and Blind Factory, Planning Mil and LAM
ber Yard.
Our Factory co by 30 feet elk stories high with machi
manufacturing Panel Doors SASH ysnsn snd Panel
Shers Door and Window Frames Mantels Base flaters
Mouldiugs weathrbosrds white and Pip- Flooring
Plsned Boards the inside finish Of F1ane Brick
Houses. Our work framed in tho IL made
by hsnd ard superior other Factory hand work be-
thoroughly House. Sash Prmed and
Glazed. With the advantage ef large Lumber Yard in
Fulton containing several Of ground and 200 feet Of
wharf enabled yard manufacture and sell ehesPer
than other establishment the West Orders filled for
framing timber and joints otevery description We
also packing boxes ice ckes and shower baths
Country Merchants will fnd TO their interest Keep
articles for sale DiseOuptto Dealers. Terms Cash.
Kansas and Nebraska Portable Cottages, containing
which be aud taken DO In
few hours. A sample can he ne our factory.
Our bill fr ~ ~ cent. below ouisville prices
: RE- Our Bill Of Prices can be at this Once.
IN .tdlmw
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STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF OGDEN:BURGH, NEW YORK,
on DAY JANUARY, 1855. AS REQUIRED BY
LAW.
Name and location as above.
Capital Stock all Pdn. S150 600 90
The assets o; this Company consist of the follow
ing items
Ist hand and in Transmission. 1881 50
2i. No real estate owned by the Company.
81. Bonds and mortgages real estate being first
lien of which amount more than $4,000 co.'s
upon property worth double the sum Tor which
the Is mortgsged 135o0 %
Ih. Bills receivable and acceptanecs.....-... $50 90
stb Furniture ..............., 90
Sri, ln,errst due n Maid ted eco 50
9Th Ou.standipr ,r.miums 49,. 81
sh, Balance in Agents hands. 1851 10
The Com pany es 10 Bank other creditor.
~ o Losses adjusted and cue.
Losses adjusted and not Ipz W
Losses u suspense waiting proof estimated at. 4Vp ~
Losses resisted by the Company in suspense $40 W
There other claims tbs Company except lew
small items OF xpense.
The greatest rsk is Is 600; the Com
rany have regard the 10 be nsu ed in
city. village in r-gnd TO the amount
insured block the rule being not TO
exceeding s. 900 liable to loas in any one ire
The Charter the certified and Fled In the
Of the Auditor of Ohio the last Of this Com
". Ii. u. Fo0iE. Sec'y.
STATE NEw YORK. lss
sr LAWRENCE C0USTY, 90
Subscribed and lefore this Goth day Of March,
ISIS. J. u. sIlLLWELL. j. T.
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-r, MACKEnEL, MACxKnEL. /,

upE, MACKEREL! MACK EREL!!
86 Z \ per A. 5. Shotwell.
s Long No. Maekerei;
X xsdo do 10 de (;
hi. do do dc.
Z half Nong No. 2Mzckersl;
,skeets do do dot
hhls Io. do 40.
hlfIbls DO. M.ekerei;
osI I:a H Is.. steam Gums large coaa.h.
M'S Si US W. Il. Chees. tn.
& D. HEIMAN
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CAMPBELL d GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,

MHANUFACURERS efevsry dessription Of Brass Work.
sn Of equal quality IL superior anything manufae
tured in the East and favOrall. terms.
We keep constantly hand oil globes stop. bib
cylinder cocks church. steamboat and hotel he su.
rist5n metal soft aad spelter we'll eemplse
of all other articles usually kept in this line Of
business.
We also appointed sole in this city for the ale
of jas celebrated leather telting These bait
ngs far superior thing offered and have inva
riably. when exhibited. been awarded with the
MUM. Samples the he the escablsh
We receiving afull supply of McGowan's Pstest
Double Acting Force aud Lift Pumps article unsurpas
ed for cistern. we'll aud railway purposes.
Every desert of Brass made rder. and fur
nished a Gin einnati PIECES.
highest price paid old copper. brass and
zinc-
All orders addressed will with prompt and i'm
mediate atteation apl0
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WOOD WOOD.
GOD be bought the lowest OF place in the city
w from VIM. Green s Wood yard Eggleson's Foun
dry. Orders be left at l. d. lehman Main
street. mh26 en- WM. GREEN.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
ruNHE undergpsd have store large portion their
II stock OF summer Goods consisting Of
beschej and Brown Sbeetinss Shirtings Mariners
Stripes Tiekines Cotto aud Pant Sus Camlet Jeans
blue Dnms Drpgs beaehed DriiIings Irish
and Brown Linens and Shng Checks. T~eeds
Cassmeres and Broad Cloths Prints GiBghams Lawns
Musns. black and fancy Lustres Bervges Cashmere aud
Muslin de Lanes Lnca Checks and summer Coatings. to-
gethcr with large and we'll selected stock Notions Boots
shoes Hats. Clocks numerous mention
all Of which they respectfully invite the attention Of all
cash aud prompt dealers.
MORGAN. KEEN 4 PRESTON.
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Spring AND SUMPaEfs FASHIONS.
UDECEIvED this day and for sale sQPpy OF Scots
FASHIONS for Spring and Sumruer 1855. The work
he supplied by sailing l. Sems. Merchant Tailor op-
pOsite the State Bank. .
Mr. Nelms also has on hand large supply of fashionable
wear which he xil be pleased to
latest aud approved styles Customers
az j. L. NELMS.
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GRACE ERs AT MaoLEsALE AMI RETAlL.

CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rH>E unde.gn.d constantly keeps hand large
ment Of fresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also Soda. Pilot and Navy Bread which teing
ed by the latest improved Machinery. they lie sold
low price place in the West and exeelled
in quality by other maDutaetory in the Alarge
stock always hand Shor. Water street between
Sycamore and Vine. mhz9tf j. SINZICH
n nBUSH Hominy; 40 boxes Cheese;
a " IS boxes soap; do Macaron
boxesNirmaci LEI do Split Peas;
10 bush new Dried Peaches; do Lemons. at
mh2s COOKS Family Grocery.
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UDAINTkD DUCKETs.-5o dOE fancy and plain just
mhas $ r. GILBERT & CO.. syc near Water.
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yn1up TO THE LADIES.
have Just Received large and hand
,;on STOCK OF Ladies Shoes aad Caters Of all decrip-
rom the eel. brated establishment of wN RYAN K Co
Phta to which they Of
"AiA carry aae soc them. (mhZi) HENDRICKS McEEA.
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THE CANALS.

RtpoRT Of the auditor Of tke Casal Depsrtmem o
the Tolls Trade and Tonnage Of the Nec- York
Canals, for the sedsoa Of Norig1,toa, for ls9f.
SrArE OF NEW-YORK