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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05

d
Flour frmer, but it is difficult to give the
prices; advance shippers have not appeared in
market to any extent; while they purchase
with caution; sales $500 bbls SO $500 35 for
common to straight; SO 1909 SO for mixed to
fancy and low grades; SO 1910 Is for extra
Genessee. Large orders received by the Bal
tic, but considerably limited below our markets.
Canadian holders ask about rs advance; 8 20 to
10 IS for supcr1ne to extra. Wheat very
much unsettled, and holders generally ask 5 to
1Oc advance; scarcely enough has been done
to fix prices; about 10000 bushels sold at
81 SO for common red; - 10 fer heated Ohio;
So 121a for fair do.
Corn advanced with better export demand,
sales $4,000 bushels Western at 96a97c; clos
ing better below 81. Oats-moderate bust
ness Whisky, sales at 42a421Sc for Ohio
and prison.
Pork frmer, fair local trade; $24 for clear,
$21 for prime.
Stocks lower. Money active.
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BEST BARGAIN y TIE coUNTRY

EpY order Of the COurtof Common Pleas yandsrburh
Nd will and the 18th day of November.
sell private sale and W sold private sale
the LIST day DeceHher 1885 public suction at the door
Rouse Evansville sell the highest bidder
No. g. IS a. and parcel No containing JOB
acres lands belonging the VIII is
Hawkins being part the fractional sections Nos
in township No south of No, 10 west
the folio wirg terms. to-vit:
One-foArth purchase money be paid day ofsa
in nine onetourh twelve and fourth in
eighteen tbs from day ofsale with interest from date
and without relief from valuation apprisement laws
Purchasers to give their with approved security
JOHN j. CHANDLER.
o.tl54t Admit w. N Hawkins. deed
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CAhTEh,s SPANISH MIXTUKM
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT a PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Tet the Aeflicted Read and POudeFl


Let the AFFLICTED Read and Ponder!
a infallible remedy Scrofula, Kings evil Rheuma-
IA tism 0bstnae Cutan Eruptons, Pimples or p g.
Sore Eyes Rngworm letter. Scald Head Enlargement
and Pain Bones Joints Stubborn Ulcers s. phis
Lumbago. Spinal Complaints and all Diseases
arising injudcons OF Mercury 1prudenee in
Life. or Impurity OF the Blood
RS5 This great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the
used by the tn usands of grateful patients from
of the United States who testify daily to the RENAL
kable performed by the Of all medcines,-
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia, Rheu-
matisu Serofula EIuptons the Skin. Liver Disease
es of the Female Complaints Pains and Aching of
and ofns are speedily put hght by using this
great and inestima able remedy. -e. III
diseases of the Blood nothin has yet been found
acts gently efficiently liver sidneys strength
ayes the stomach makes the skin
clear Healthy the constitution enfeebled by
broken down by the OF youth to its prim
tive yigor and strensth.
used. few doses of GARTER'S SPANISH Nix
lure all sao ocOmPlexion bring the
mantng the cheek give elasticity and improve
general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines ever heardot.
all parts of the United States is the best
numhug about The hotel
keepers magistrates physicians and public men well known
to community all add their testimony to the wonderful
/ effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent get Circular and Almanac and read
wonderful this truly greatest of all medicines hal
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS PropIi-
Pearl street. Richmond Va to WHOM all orders
orsu pplies aid Agencies must be addressed.
For sale by Halle elk & Stoddard. Evansville; Halleek
Princeton; G. H. Clark, Yincennes, and By
dealers medicines generally ango
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RIVER ITEMS.


Capt. JAS. Paul, of the firm of Paul
Murdoch, died at Cincinnati last Wednes-
day. He was an old steamboatman, and wide
" known as well as generally respected.
The steamer Nettie Miller was sold at
Nashville on Monday to Capt Harmon, for the
Cumberland river trade.
We thank Billy Hueston, Esq, of the
Rainbow, for Louisville papers, brought down
at O'Clock last Saturday afternoon.
- The STERN wheeler Rescue was here
last Saturday afternoon, from Cincinnati, load
ed to the guards, and with good many pas
sengers-one Of the best stern-wheel trips we
have seen for some time bound for ST. Louis
The Jas Paul took on II head of mules
and some horses last Saturday for Cairo.
These animals were shipped from Louisville
on the David White, left by her at Newburg,
came to this place by land, here reshipped to
Cairo, from thence to New Orleans AS the
David White gave through Bill of Lading
she will probably not make much pofit on this
freight
- The Thos. Swami has gone to New
Orleans instead of entering the louisville and
st. Louis packet line.
- The Baltimore passed up Saturday
afternoon. We believe she did not stop at all.
- The Southerner was at our wharf last
evening from ST. Louis. She had been detain-
Ell by fogs, &c. We thank the clerk for pa
pers.
- But few boats here last Saturday, and
wharf business dull, with the exception of a
lively time among mules being shipped.
NINETY-NINE YEARS IMPR1soNMENr.-The
Toronto (Canada) Patriot tells the following
tough yarn:
Toward the middle of the last century ar
individual of % years Of age was condemned
to the hulks for life. 1t was then the custom
or at any rate it was the humor of the court
to pronounce the sentencpof the term of Sc
years. The criminal has undergone his some
what prolonged confinement and a few days
ago was set at liberty. He is bent double, and
bowed almost to the knees. He attains next
month his 121st birth DAY.
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or AT present, after a long dearth, we are
having about sureit of exhibitions We are
glad to see the Firemen have interested them
Selves in some of the "human menageries''
Sufficiently to benefit themselves, and to bene-
at the community by keeping the larger por-
tion of the money taken in at these exhibi-
tions at home.
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AUCTION SALES.
sECoN d AUCTION SALE OF
EIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF HAUBSTAl

formerly Haub's Statfon) Gibson county. Indiana.
miles of Evansville the Evansville
Charlottesville haiiroad. MON DAY AFTERN DON. 8
November 18th. at 2 clock. on the premises
THNHE practical demonstrations in the way OF improve
E ments being ade by lot holders. (amOng HON
bstantal and influential
the best AXE upon the advantages and
We therefore sim ply invite
ATTEND THE SALE and Judge for themselves.
Title clear free, and unincGn beTed-
TERNS-$5O and under cash. $780, half cash. and
BALANCE with interest by on the
premises.
AN EXTRA will the Railroad Derot al
precisely and take and from the sale
eharg Free all except boys loafers Re-
freshments gratis. JAS. OLIVER. Proprietor.
B lin of rain, the sale will be postponed until the
fiji st fair day nov5-lW+
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or The announcement at Crescent Hall on
Saturday night that Young America" Fire
Company had engaged Raymond's troupe to
play benefit, ia a mistake, as no such engage
tnent exists BY ORDER.
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DIR. W. I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE Or =
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS.

and s the Yss psss nh H.:
Of eerfcates purporting from persons who have
been thsuse thereof fact hOs esrhes,es
Of the medicine. signed with fictitious names
public miraculous and cures diseases which
the diseases in the caption this adyeTsssns1
has ns ssn GerSa to @ So ss
persons in this community after trying
onns rs om thu these P
These Pills are not Of c9eaG asS
made and by the subscrbers and are composed
prices Fa set ON e B1 aS'; ys.
patton Pills the cheapest and nsdicas
application to the subsciibe
This Ssrtas. shss my SON was taken very siea with sos
Of lS 1ls P
fsstsda speedy AID permanent cure. JOHN d. MeFAR.
til. sSas., s: ss 81 ss Il :sR
tsseP purchase boz Of Dr.
and sssys hen be the best PHI new offered the
s;s Ky Ma; ss 7, ,,,s
severely afflicted with chilis and Fevs and ind
s
o P a va. 'o oS.s to z s 1s the
most lo;thssns ofail diseases CRiIl: and Fever
moment hui go Immediately Dr. J. w Compton nsPfs.
with Q, ills again. CHAS. b. GRIST.
Bon HARBoR, KY, April IL, 1885,
This certify that had Chs and Fever in family
months and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill medicine that be had in the country In ordi-
nary they stopped the cbs the NEST Of
family xception On Oldest there
that would make until came across
DR.. Chill Pills. and can safely to everybody
that they the best Pills have ever used.
WIN o. JACKSON.
owENsBoRo. KY. Feb. %. 1855.
DE- W, T. OwFS-Dear Sir: 1 have been afflicted vita
after
edies induced to box of ysur Ague Pills which
have cured and WE'LL and believe them the
bestm medicine in BALTBASER ACH. 2
known above gentleman fog six years. and certi-
fly that hiE stasoments are true.
4 J.. PLUNKETT. River Tfadeisa
Pittsburg. Pa.
LEwIspoRT, Ky, Jan. 2. 1855.
This oerAes had chills and fever
remedies without effect. then used
Dr. Ovens Chill Pills. and they have entirely cured
ne. THUS. r. LUZ.
OwENeBoRo. April IL. 1855. !
certify had ehls and fever and applied to seos
physician prescribed fof and Medicine
which did not break the shils nST give me spy Tsef vas
pped chs and perfeetly we'll They siss
distressing pain in the which was
result something serious Persons afflicted
with chs would do well to use them; they are certain
cure. GEO W. MON a kEh.
Pills warranted to cure in eTef5 instaRes
where directions followed.
H7E- For sale wholesale and retail by ---
VA ~ ]. W. COMPTON. Druggist
Owensburg. Ky.
Aisoby wooLSEY L. SAWYER.
Wholesale and Retail gents.
sen1 4m-v Evansville lad.
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DANIEL " ooLskf ....... 49, -. ..........--
AUCTION ROOMS,

HhUVNES9
Old House. of Main and Third streets imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel
HAVING leased for term of and fitted M the
a above we'll known stand. prepared TO re-
ceive sale auction private SALE all knds
merchandise; household furniture, horses bug
gies. etc.. etc.
Cssh advances made on eonsignments when reqqired
cling O'Clock, A. NJ Also Tuesday. We'd esday
and Friday nights. early gas light.
and sales Of real estate promptly
to.
general assortment of FURNITURE consistiI ofsat
spindle hacks. scroll and seollop rim
hack Office, French Jenny Lind and Bustle wood seat
Chairs; mahogany Chairs; Elizabeth
sofas, soeabes, centre,
card dining and breakfast abes light and wash stands
lounges and misses bedsteads mat
trasses and wire safes, which will sell at Gin
cinnati prices
have also great variety ofnotiaHs jewelry,
violns aceordeons pocket cutlery pistols whips,
etc. ETC. will sell reduced prices for cash,
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
myo En ss.f = : Auet's.
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FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN FRANcE.-M. Erdau
lately published a work entitled "Mystical
France; or pictures of the Religious Ecceatrici-
ties of the Age" The author having violently
attacked the Catholic religion, was tried last
month by the court of correctional police, and
only sentenced to eight days Imprisonment
and 100 francs fine. The printer was fined 40
francs and the editor 10o francs, The attor-
1.-aey general having appealed nsi'aiaaa against
the sentence, NJ. Erdau appeared yesterday
before the Imperial court, and was condemned
to one years Imprisonment; 5000 francs fine
and costs. The court moreover, ordered the
destruction of the copies of the work seized, as
well as those that may be seized hereafter.
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or Messrs. |. & D. Herman keep constant
", both for the country and city trade, large
stock of fresh groceries of all kinds. Their
frequent additions to their stock keep it COM
plete, while their prices are agreeable.
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Hotd department.

PRoF FosrERs LECTURES. The arrange
ment for the commencement of Prof Fosters
course Of lectures last Saturday night, was
made in ignorance that Crescent Hall had been
engaged for an exhibition. Of course the
lecture was necessarily postponed The first
lecture of the course will be given at Cres-
cent Hall tomorrow evening.
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K. LEONARD. L.
CRESCENT ACTION Rooms.

GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
EBESPECTFULLY tender their services the citizens
Evansville and surrounding country for the sale Of
Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries, also particular atten
paid all door sales of every description
able satisfactory We shall do exclusively
mission Bushes andnot having GOODS of to place
With cpngnor both tie buyer seller WILL
fair legitimate market. We will devote whole
Auction and Commission business and friends
assured that will efforts to
pleas With and attention to business no
merit the confidence of all those who entrust heiI business
---RSFERENCES--
P. G.. o. RILEY & CO.. Evansvile.
DUvALL. ALGo Co., Memphis. Team.
VIM. PARK a. Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SSAPP. do.
MILES E. FOLKEs Vicksburg, Miss.
MN. NcRAE. do do.
LOCKWOOD & BROS. Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLOGG Il FooT. do do.
EDWARDS IL BUSHNELL st Louis, Mo-
Regular days Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
every evening during the commencing
at early gaslight. apps SWEET q LEONARD
Auetionesrs.
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SIGN AND ORNAlsi - a. b., y IN Nth 80.
wv SUMMERS. late partner of w, W IieStAn most
w respectfully informs the citizens Of anu
his former business OF Sign and
Painting by attention to
full aud workmanke execution OF
all merit continuance of that pat
ronage heretofore literally extended to him. :.
G- Shop Main street. The second hGor Of MI j.
ElOtt's brick building. oetl6tt
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0TJohn Nelly johnson, who has just been
elected Governor of California, was formerly a
citizen of this place, and well known as a
thorough going Wing. His present election is
matter of some surprise to his old friends,
who remember that he arrived in California
without capital, and had but moderate abilities
to rely upon. But whatever his abilities, a
story is told of him which shows that his
HEARTS in the right place He was among
those who went out some five hundred miles
to relieve company Of overland emigrants
"a whose cruel sufferings will be remembered
!. by our readers. Among the emigrants was
woman whose shoes johnson observed were
entirely worn out. He instantly pulled of
(, his own, presented them to the woman, and
himself walked back home five hundred miles
barefooted II Keokuk Wing.
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New YORK, Nov. !.
The new steamship Ocean Bird sailed to-day
for HAVANA and New Orleans.
By an arrival to-day, we have advices from
Rio to the 2lstof September The cholera is still
raging. There are over so cases daily, and
800 deaths have occurred since its appear
ance.
TIE receipts of coffee have fallen off and
prices are advancing.
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.EVNNsVILLE CONlA Bin al COLEGl

EVANSVILLE COMM EF1t lAi. College.
TIME Third above institution, 10
Gated on First between Main and Sycamore, in
the city will commence Mon day. Sept, II
1856. .-s-..A. .---. :. : u -. -,
School thorough practical know ledge
Gle ce of Entry Book Keeping in all its various
forms equal if superior School in the est
Students time and progress with their csa
cities &C. Time required complete full from
to catalogues giving full Particulars address
'n sens 1--WE IWd P3nw JEREMIAH Benin Principal
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LANCASTER, "a, NOV. u.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. l..
Chas. Boughter, the defaulting treasurer 81
the Lancaster Savings Institution, was releas-
ed from prison to-day, on bail to the amount
of 100000, to answer at the next term OF
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NorICETo PT.0W nIAKERS.

MI ITO
ETTERS Patent granted to HUNTER GAkD-
NER Oct. 26th. 1852. for mprovementin Flows Inc
or mould board And whereas many piew nave
and still this board without authority eTeoJ
patertees right notice here by given that
The t vested by will Re claimed and infringe
thereon will with according to law Any and
a wishing this mould hoard IN the
tre ~ the them in quantity OF Mr. SAM.
ORR Evansville. Ind Any Information wanted VIII
be given by (post paid the undersigned at
snnye who alone the only authorized agents or
The Patentees and an ufacture of the board
'"e STERLING DAMRON.
oros-1rnakv4 Agents for Iuatar Gardner
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FALL STYLE HATS!

NKTE have out our Fall yle of Gentlersens Ores
Nv Hats. SURPRISES everything had before
Those in want of Fashionable cd wearing Hat should
give rs call Conformaor enables make Hats thai
" fit the heads with perfect
comfort. have hand and make to order all this
's VAUTIER & MARGONNIER,
oct2 Main street. between First aud Second.
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ROOTS s. Shoes.

LbOO \ = 7.--
TIME Subscribers hand the largest ane
complete sssortment Of Boots and shSss ever pt0sn
this consisting Mems Coarse sno FINE
and lrsses Shc and GasTs. BsZs and esses % ~
and sifpYtrs. srfs HLNbhaOAS
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nENIRARLE KENIDENCE

@~ stf ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
VNTE for sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
w dence with good out-houses and cistern. and in
good neighborhood. For pal ticulals enquire of
SWEET Il LEONARD.
Auctioneers and General
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ESTATE OF RICEEAEsD B. COMES.
ETTERS have be issued to the undersign-
Al ed. as Exeeu will of Richard Combs
licensed The solvent prompt settl of al
matters earnestly desired
+ octl3-3w MRS AMELIA COMBS. Executrix.
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Nelps bp Gflfgfap5,
ARRIVAL OF TIE BALTIC.
Great Battle at Kars.
IMMENSE Loss of LIFE.
The Russians on the North Side of sebastopol.


New York, Nov. 8.
The Collins steamship Baltic, CaptfCom-
stock, arrived here last night from Liverpool
bringing dates to the Goth ult
The allies have organized aid concentrated
an advance from Eupatoria and other points,
in order to cut off and surround the Russian
forces. ~
Kinburn, at the north of the Dneiper, has
been taken by the allies. Lamar and Pha-
ganoria, in the straits of Kertch, have been
destroyed.
The advance port of the allies is within So
leagues of Vakchiseri.
The Russians were retiring Gen. Lipran-
d intended to defend at Belbec.
The Russians have surrounded the north
side of Sebastopol with new Qualifications.
The Russians attacked Kars on the goth
ult., but were repulsed with immense slaugh-
ter
Gortschakof was to be court marshalled.
Nothing new in the Crimea.
Russia lost at Kars 1000 men.
The Allies have captured Kinburn on the
Baltic. SIS
An important struggle in the Crimea is
momentarily expected.
There is great commercial excitement in
England.
In France paper issue is demanded.
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EDUCATION, &C.


Blu THEW GOD FEMALE ACADEMY.
TENHE fourth Session of this Institution will
n the first Monday of November net under the
Rev A t. Hendricks and Lady The buildings in progress
during the Summer have been and pleas
ant and convenient. Ample play grounds and delightful
shades the Institution attractive without
ton will add much the health and comfort of the pupils
The study will embrace all he branches of Science
usually taught in sueh Schools Special attention will be
the cultivation of the and morals of
young ladies who may be entrusted the of h Prn
cipal
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MoNTHss
Roari Washing Lights and FueI,..............s ESQ 10
Tuition in Primary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
do - Advanced do 10 90
do :. Senior do IL 90
Music Embroidery. etc. at the usual terms No deduc
ton made except in cases Of protracted sickness.
N. B.-For boarding Scholars, onehaltwi be requires
Petersbur RI, Ind. Sept. 2lst '5s.-oetIo dAwst
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UINCINNATI, nov. 3. !
Flop~-The Baltic's news has unsettled the
market; prices nominal; holders ask So 10.
Wheat unsettled; prime 81 20. WHISKY
The market is dull. Sugar market is 1rmer.
Coffee 1890. Molasses &c.
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Co.pARTNERsHIp NOTICE,

TIME subscribers have this day
A under the and style Of JOSEPH JEWELL
co for the transaction Wholesale Dry Goods Cloth
ing Caps Boots ard Shoes Business Give US
call a the corner OF Vine and First streets.
County and City Orders wanted in for Goods
WILLARD Ca RPENTER,
JOSEPH G. JEWELL.
nntIn-tf E. s. ALFORD.
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StUNDRIES.-g-
- $50 piecss Silk Handkerehefsj
200 dozen Madras Cravats;
Nv JAS. Low g. CO..
octa srs 4ls Main Louisville. Ky.
SWEET POTATOE s.-25 bushel Sweet Potatoes;
70 az o irish Potatoes reed per james Paul. ct
oets VIVA = r~niiy HtV0s'9'
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Nr,u Yong Nov 4

NEW York, Nov. l..
The Long outstanding case, of Ross, Winans,
& Co., VS. Harlan Railroad Company for the
use of the patent cars of the plaintiff, came up
to-day to the U. S. Circuit Court, and was
made the special order of to- morrow.
There is project on foot for the converting
of the buildings and grounds in this city known
as the Hippodrome, into a geological garden.
In the U. S. District Court to-day, Joseph
Wagner recently convicted of enlisting men
for the British foreign legion, was sentenced
to two years imprisonment and a fine OF
800.
The New York Chamber of Commerce re-
port in favor Of the repeal of the usury laws
was adopted twas resolved to circulate said
report all over the State, with view of get
ting the opinion of commercial men on it.
Mayor Wood has made a proclamation for
bidding all military parades until after the
election, in the terms of the law on the sub
Iject.
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Cotton market Unchanged 7.500bales.
Receipts at all the Southern ports ahead of
last year 100000 bales. Holders of -four de-
mand IS TO- Corn 75c. Oats 44@45c.
Whisky dull-raw 81 &c. -" - s
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IOOKlNG GLASNES.

AN at all times prepared 70 furnish Lookns Glasses in
Mahogany Wainut Rosewood FRAMES. Looking Glass
late Picture Frames etc.; also. Gilt Frames Picture
Frames of Pictures and Oil Pant
- j. q. GEST.
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- But few boats here last Saturday, and
wharf business dull, with the exception of a
lively time among mules being shipped.
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tNGEf< E>AbNU 10 An r. LA DsESs
AWE have received beautiful lot of new style Dress
go yards Black Gros de Rbine all widths;
80 Silk Cloth and Msrino Mantillas;
A good assortment of Long and Square Shawls;
Aso-Sk. Chasmere and Merino Hose, which we offer for
sa oet n i'"H0'U fl-De RosER. BBoTHEk FREY.