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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-16

~ soinet W. te found - saother eeiurn. The
meeting, bsyevsr gis.ifj,pg the eIe'ession Of good
feeling .rysrd hose gentlemen nay be 20 hen Goes
not '>ep 70 tsvs lad any rrsedesl -erGi- L w.
rIpposed ihsi zone pgn soald be proIo.ed fcf rtso.
tiiaiing re s.: Loui, bonse bat - ore lar ~ We
,oud earn made .ny endeav r . this end We "a
gre, 70 hear that NJ Bacon !, quite i'll, 'te men',i
excitement OF The let few dsy- p,csr u n
The following statement OF the condition OF the san
F,,pci,oo house Oh the e3d Deeenbe- was received
by the Northern Light.
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rr-r., ..m. a Bss.D Ne .'1 !: ,;. I'll !. , s,.s
.he r,,.d on del $500 I'm o. .rsls s. Gose ssas
der. frSn srs.nss for Hs..esIgsS .-s
,s.,,sP '. knskCe Experienced heavy weather % .Ss
b.. Gen cots H.tI. eworssD. 70 i.y'. to J.
Ptrt-r. Jan 81 Cape fiorss .rote .hF OnSsd OF %.
Tn n, New ORE Al, fer l.'ergcol TIE O. { b" ehPea
sncsd heavy weather -
Bris ud~srd ,of Baebspertl kAlnGn fost "a rrIse
days s(he .ns les-e.d 70 master. -. 9, 81.
srs Ei. Jane. R.i.nan At...p. s,y, ..; =. nd
Pei S.9 Ilp' s al .as.d oss
ssmsse Jas lat - ., lou 50 = g.'ed the Sns a. "a
lon S. .pek. h.ri Indus Of And Ter Baltimore from Mos
SIR l.re,t. Scott Atsi,r.. s days, 'uf,r and rss'e'
SIR F.rne Cure Deubern Richmsnd 4tsy' Sour &c,
seAr Is Hammond, Kinney Norfolk d'y'' corn to J.
S.,, .o4se loswooS ard coco. to freeman Co Had
hss'S ~s.,ses os' "a, Of sses S.s v,,.,
sehr Elicou ms'sHd Baltimore Win nd'e TO Jsaa''a
sshr Surprise Cole Petersburg days sOuf AID tobacco to
sebT M.Tsrst wosam Pet,bars -four and tsb.ceo to J.
Bustsr Go. Went s'hore ssaan seseh, sunday Morn
rr ard wu sot of Monday without serou' damage part OF
The shoe Was knoeisd of aud 'he LEAKS some
sshr Fsh B.-h Lord, virginia eern % usstsr -, =.
sShr A Hawkins Cobb, fOu philadelphia with co'l for
seSr Msn.een Guinnty Norfolk days sour and naval
snb, Robert J. Mercer Robinson sLHro River % days.
n.vs H. had heavy weather carried away Aia eo'n
and split msnssL
sehr Cum bersud Ogden from Aexsnir, bound TO Boston
sehr J W Miner, Berry. New Orleans IL DAY., mise 20
La. West Jan lar = 10 lon 70 So passed BARK Jul .
Dean Gaze. fem New Orleans FOR Charleston. Jan .t y
s. Ion 70 &C. passed ship American, ses,ey fn. New Orleans
for Baltimore . , ,..
schr Vaentae poane Buek Norfolk days naval stores to
, 80,
sAILkD-ships Atlantic. Worth, NsvOres9s ODER
Ham Ehlers for Hsmburgh.
wIND-Darin he day, FROM W.
RrrvsSEo-Bris White squsl g mstedl Narsten tor san
rsnr.co h.ne. pee % returned por, dsy having
sI.t ut In lat 81 - dune heavy gale fro shipped
hich the cabin and huwarts carried away uala
boom iniurins he cap ain aud three severely
The plot Nelson No a. came up to The city s'
nisht having the schr William Henry OF Toms River
charcoal loaded and fall Of water fallen 10 with
SUNDAY 2P NJ abs,do-ed; IS miles ; by from Ssndy
Hook had anchor but Of the bottom s,s down aud
host gone The .ipd from the westward At the tins
The Teiegssh reports Inward bound vessels 81 sunset
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Plans are before the public for recognizing the
PhGnix Coal the Dauphin and Susquehanna the Lyon
Iowa Central and Rock River Valley Railroad pro-
iec;s ard stock and bondholders are requested TO
walk up and subscribe. We shall give these diherent
schemes in detail in day two. Tie success OF the
Parker Vein reorganization has given the friends Of
the above projects great confidence.
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MANNED.

uAsrrNgs-C ARPETTgs-fs Troy, CO u. .st1 LIT
n nsy j worsn. Col o. y Hutnts o. ns ~, 'iN
1spSy Of Wssktnston Co 70 NJ" fTs"eAee '~ W.
esvsef plase. T.. =, ., p..ay>
HOHhIsI-sAsOE-o rssrs1sy I.' y: 49, - 80,
Dsss Va BY III. Rev. Chnr.hm 0tsscn - - >, c,s,.s.
SsItiisI s(tl. lat. Jo.ets Ns'on, 81 Ps'e"eni'
r tspssspe Of this Cio
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan l5-arytred-Brss Alfred Etsl,
seymour New Orleans Globe. Saunders Csrdeuas; Ohio.
Perkns Salem; schp. w 8 Brown Holbrook. Rocksud,
Me sarah Moore staples Csmbr1se MARTINS WrishtIngton,
Wrshns Fall River Daniel Curry Hendricsson Milford
Cioersd-stssn ship N Sanford. ssndtord. Ne~Yors
Tahiti Buekm Cienfnero-i rsnsny new steemsn.
New Oeshs; hnE Tnos Watson, bscknsn. Charleston
abr Foree Bsker. CArdeun
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kEwOELEaSs Jan. l3The sdyiees by the steamer Baltic
were received At noon to-day nothing hs. since beeu
done 10 their effect The morning
hl.ne.s amounted 90 ~ bal,s 81 Preyioa. rate.
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Among tht resources aOVIe uSo' OF sf1,VDV OF
doubtful character, the value Of which = Is difficult
10 estimate II is, in my Judgment, 60 far doubtful
that the above reported possible surplus cannot
be relied upon as real. and may turn out deficit.
TIE Bank made dividend Oct. !, 1883, OF g. 900,
being 2 cent, but very properly has suspended all
Others without the approval Of the Bank Commits
soner. The Bank has had, upon loan 10 parties 8:
the West $40 600 Of il. bills at interest ~ from
3 to e cent, the bOrrOEers agreeing 20 provide
for the redemption OF bills loaned. The presen,
Board Of Directors have given notice OF discon-
tinuance OF the Arrangements. These loans
Corded as secure. HEsRT 2. H!cKooE, Prest
WILLIAA l.. STRONG, Cashier.
should like TO see besides the officers
Of the Bank who could discover anything untrnthful
in our article OF the 9th int. j. THosrsoS.
1t believed thA; age portion Of tis s7oooo ~. 70
Terry c. o Ohio Who b.v- failed. A. the lsst report
ti. had sl+o 90 IN calculation And +5l fePoss
sssiLst g. sec specie
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Markets. CARETrLLI REPORTED FOR TIE rRIBrss
MONDAY Jan IS 1855.
AsHEs-Ths demand moderate. small sales Of Psts At
81 81 sli sId PssTs us7 IS
BklCk-Ibe demand moderate for Hard North r yer
IS tat her. OF Jersey The seHf
81 - 5 - Is. inferior Ariicle.
COITOS-The msrket continues fT bot for the wsst Of
'toet 9p%Taiions restricted ne raay COED We
LIZ
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Nes iSl Nref ctolLs 70 ooii o&o
Tie business Of the Clearing House to-day was
SIG, 33o. oOO-which is unusually small for Monday
The New-Jersey Railroad and Transportation Com.
pany has declared a semi annual dividend Of ?
cent, payable on the let Of February.
The new loan, advertised by the Illinois Central
Railroad Company has already been subscribed for
TO within $500 900 5000 600 Of the amour, needed
Some Of our shrewde.t capitalists have made sub
scriptions to-day, for large amounts. The Stock
privilege it is considered makes the loan very de-
sirsble.
Mr.. John y. Alsop Grswold Ia. accepted the
Presidency Of the Illinois Central Rsrosd Company.
M. G.. s now in Illinois and the Company msy well
be congratulated ugon having secured the services o.
u business man Of marked ability.
The troubles at Enc have again been arranged, AMI
the rsins between Dupkrk and Cleveland are run
ming regularly.
NJ. Philip Burroughs, well known extensive real
estate Spectator and agent for Mr. Vsn Rens.elser
and Gen. Tallmadge, has msde an assignment and
sailed on Saturday, in the St. Louis for Hsvre. HI.
family have been in Europe fer come months. He hss
bsss sRtC1sss<d for 8 yea or ~ in be fpssses srd
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BY Telegraph.
From Our Own Correspondent

CHAkLEsroNvcAr Jan. IS U. 8 ~ steamship M.FOr
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/, !, tesrea as; ee-s t.t .ome deficiencies in hi'

Il "
agency seecolis
From s., Iou.s ne telecrsptic seoounr s'e ina
,,.re lss excitement i--csy than ~ enpAc'ed ao1
that no further fsilures have occurred TIE n'D'
xtich are announced a. failed N Nev.Ur'eins nave
ro been in good ere III for som. past, and With
one exception. were no. important house,. ltrss
feared tina, Messr, Fel1w, & Co. nigh; enbsrrass
their corre.lsndents a this City but We learn iha
tuCh no, TIE fact their liabilities for Fellows y 20
beng only 1900.
The Eupi-e City Bank has made IN Assignment %
three s.sieuees but sttempt sill be made :" oreN
itup and have q receiver appointed. The .chedHe
n ,ss.,s We understand, shows very rotten '''e Of
tbinr, and leaves The chance Of a dividend 20 me
oclbolders beautifully small. The assignment =
m,de to Messr. Chas. 5. Tappen, Jas. Connr AMI
Smith Barker for the benefit OF al the creditors OF
the bark Creditors will pre.en, their clAms al the
Office OF these gentlemen at the corner Of Broadway
ard Great JOuesst.
Tie Trustees Of the Illinois Canal are, we under
stand prepared to advance the money for the pay
uent Of the delinquent January interest 90 the s'ae
debt proyi led tie necessary leeslal on can De o.
tanned.
TIE Money marke. continues 70 work easier ootn
for parer end on loans. Several Of the Banks are N
wan, Of short 6rst-cass losn. and taking all they
can End outside Of their regular dealers. 1ne oner-
ipgs At Bank are excessive. and The discounts are
more liberal. On call money is in great aound Anee
with the leading houses and some loans have beea
made a. lo.m6g ct; Paper goes at a 10 for strict
~ first. Glaze pames; l2aI5 = ct for good sigma
,ures. Tie supply OF paper is moderate
Messrs. Wad.sorth & Sheldon give notice mat 'ne
rsp.fer books Of the GAlens and Chicsgo Union
Railroad Company will be closed at the agency 10
this Ci.y until further notice.
The Reading Railroad Company announce their
dividends o. follows: On the preferred shares, Y
cent. in ca,h. and 3 = cent. in common sock and
100 cent in com non stock on the common stock
paysble on the lst Of February How the DIVIDEND
on the fractions Of ten shares will be paid, We pre-
,ume. will be announced on the opening OF the trans
fer books on the 18th inst.
The Pblsdelpbia and Trenton Railroaf Company
have declared a seni.annual dividend OF e cent
from the profits Of the Company, payable on and al
ter the 18th inst at the Office of the Company. The
stockboders Will also receive y cent. from the
Delaware and Rattan Canal Company, and the
Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation
Company, for their interest in the said Companies
psysble at their Office on Wslnu.st. Wharf.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal, and Camden
and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Companie.
have declared semi-Annual dividend Of 6 q cent,
payable or the 18th inst at their Office in Philadel
thia and at the.r Office in NewYork.
The earning. Of the Buffalo and New-York Cisy
Road for the year ending Sept 30 were:
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This ptatement must give confidence to those who
zee bst..l times in the future We trus, the Banks
will move prudt nifty and not expand 20 rapidly a. 10
make sudden pull up necessary at some future time
Corr.s.7IvE T.pLt Of he Iodns Spscs C'oWdbn ana Ne
,o,in Of Of Ciy Of Feis York for ne v.cs
sSro Satyy Iay Jan G. 1854 and Saturday Jan 49, S5o
1ssl u aze4 ne Capital Of Each Bank a. he oiie dae
jan. t. Jan. B.
Average Average Average AversEe
NIxysoy Of ANN Of amount am'nt n amount
BI.yl Capital Losus& Of L0ans& Of
Jan. 10. Disc ate Specie Disc'uts specie.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sUIATVsG aLsASAc........rsIs DAY
sVS-Rses....7 z sets.........s % Moos-Rs.s.n 81
Varts........THIs
Sandy Hcof 81 Gov. Island. q Hell Gaze. @.
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foorSss Total Of CspiiA Jan IS. <@s Ia go
Fotal average amount OF Crculson Jan e. Total
average Of Deposits Jan g. 80 ss9 li TOTAL
Of Ccns1on Jan Is So 6so sol Total average
Of lie posts Jan IS So SIS .SS6.
The s1 bspks ssnsd below have eounse
ton with the Clesrihs House.
CLEANING HOUSE Transactions
EXebspses for week ending Jan ays...& as - ISL
exchanges foE ending Jan IS IS 100 Sl SO
Balances fer week endrg Jan g. Is d.y e. ss7 SIS
BaN ess for w-et ending az IS 6 days.. 5s7SE
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Roorkss-Total amounted Capital, Jan. 10, sc.lA,se
Total sSenge amount Of LosIs and Discounts. Jan
$50 ?44.7Ce. Total Of Specie. jan.
$50 e63 Total Of Losns and Discounts
Jan - s8Ss7aOsl IosI Of sPecie, Jsn
IS, al5,Rs,515
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Balance Of ca.b on hand Dee. %, $3.50, iO5. Tbs
ould show very strong position.
Al va, anticipated, the weekly Bank Statement
shows . general e1psnsion-crcul.tion berg an eI-
ceptio-- The specie reserve however, shoT' much
lsrce- IN rease than wss anticipated, being o. 200 GOO
spI The aggregate standing at larger figure than al
sny time 81, ce the weekly statements commenced eA
ceptug the tine when the &eIicsn fund was paid
into the Banks. Tne loans show an expansion oil
about o. 700 900, and the DEP oss nominal Increase
Of So 800 oOO and a. 500 900 in two weeks Inc 10
creased specie in two weeks If about 81 ''ooo' A.
the amount reported lie the average for the week the
actual amount in Bank is probably to-day fully
sl6. 900 900. with some 1900 600 still in the Assay
Office OF The last California steamers gold, and about
ssoo 900 OF that received to-day by the Northern
Light. The comparison With LAST week is
Ian IS s9247Os 1896 ees s70ts 9s2 So ss2lt
Jan 49,. % Setsl l5l@s SIS seo49I $3.50 $50
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Z y \ Il
yENnERs long existed public demand Tor an effective
purgave pill which could be relied on % sue ana
and IN eStensivs trial Of its conciu
svely shown with hat success It shes the
make he best Of All PiLsOre which should have nOns Of
has been attempted re- and would re-
specially submit, the publ decision e nas been
medicine is acrimonious and Irritating to the
nS % In In ae yss , hem These Pills NO rri-
struction in the bowels Being purely
that any medicine should be taken
Minute their the several weh
they are Applicable are given on the box among @ NAV
plants which have heen spe Oily cured oy sne anndioe
and Loss LIST
Pain IN the sids and Lons fer N truth
diseased aesn in the liver an they
dysenery humOrs scroula colds with
and sns vepg case Sbs rl Is esnirsd
They have also produced sngulsry
of the Heart pains in the back stomach and side ney
blood and prepare the system for the change
occasional dose stimulates the and Wy
blood and by their smuen action the circclatory sy
dsea energies the whole organism Hence an Occa-
eoesay dosing be carried
too far every Redens edases fHe Ssic
is required be enumerated here but they uge them
has 90 mppEOS When their virtues
to employ in Of cathartir medicine.
purely Vegetable. harm arise from their in any
For minute directions the wrapper She box
PREPARED BY .,.-.. ~
] A M E S C.. A Y < X, -
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL, MASS. 4
Price % cents per box. s piyS bog for 81
Keller. Farnsley 8 Co. Evansville. Ind; csc
HsS,s oF Psr%.r o Prnss,ns
G. 5 Bingham Patoka;
!. Il. Jaquess d Co. Poseyvill = =,
fs G s1S ct F faa
Dr. Thomas Newman and Jas. sampson. Mt. Vernon;
Be 1%sRs's Sargent SFs S SsSRSlrIdi
Fred EsEsseaP. ' oiheinnss ard alldruggists
POPE, ELLISON & co.,
COMMISSION AND tRwARDING MERCHANTS,
4.. 2sh PoYDRAs STREET. ORLEANS. as
Liberal advances eonsignmeHtes e the 1sSTs firm
y4cIyw gr Evansville. Ind.
BROOMS.
so poz PF00m' store and sF R fsif ps2LzEL1 CO.
sUNDRIEs.
I ss g. sF' e. s 81 a;r''f'
With Sutmegs Cloves cassia and Extracts such are
y o e,a S'01 n'u's-A'''a oRSBRooK cHuRoHILL.
BLAIKiNG. sc.
( Cross Baeking; asuP ES article;
500 500 d DO we psn Reserve Cheese,
oes 10 do r'Rsas' & isv rsf
COD. - LADIES BOOK. for October; ~
ssp2s sAMiL LISTERS Book Store.
FALL STYLE HATS!
WWTE have Fall Style of Gentlemen's ORES
Nv Hats. surpasses everything had before
Those in Fashionable cd wearing Hat should
give call CouFOratOr make Hats that
We also lave ham d make e order all the
latest fashions of Hats ana Caps.
VAUTIER Il MARO0NNIER,
oct2 Main street, between First and Second
INTERESTING 40 THE LADIES'
AWE tave just received beautiful lot Of style Dres
Wv Trimmings: ---.r.ss- 4,
yaEds Black eros de Rhine, all widths;
so Silk. Cloth and Merino Mantillas; ~
A good assortment of Long and Square Shawls;
Also-Sk Chasmere and Merino Hose which offer for
sale at reduced prices.
oct2 ROSER, BROTHER FREY.
Mammoth Stock OF Boots aHd Shoes. !
HEN DRHC &c Mc3EA,
NO. o FIRST STREET. |
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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the Northern Light
NV York Oct. il.

NEw York Oct. l3.
The Northern Light arrived about 5 O'Clock
this evening, with California dates to Septem
Der goth, with upwards of 400 passengers and
S46l 900 in treasure AkH
Col Kinney had resigned the governorshir
of San Juan, and another meeting of the citi-
zens had been held. The English consul hav-
ing assured the Col. Git is said that his gov
eminent would recognise him if elected. Col
Walker was still at San Juan Del Suel recruit
ing from the California passengers. He had
fought no battle since the last steamer sailed.
The Northern Light connected with the Corte2
which left ON the 10th ult., with the mail
steamer Sonora for Panama.
The Golden age arrived up on the 18th Sep
TENDER, and the Nicharaugua steamer on the
14th The latter steamer, it will be remem-
bered, put into Acapulco with the cholera on
board, and before she reached San Francisco
the disease had carried off 10Upassengers, and
seven others subsequently died in the hospital
and fourteen remain under treatment.
No new cases of cholera had occurred at
San Francisco, and the city was quite healthy.
The State election has resulted in favor of
the Know Nothings. Johnson's majority over
Bigler was over 1000.
The vote on the Liquor Law was close and
doubtful
The Senate stands II K. Ms, 16 Demo-
Gratis. Assembly 54 K. Ms. and "A Demo-
Gratis.
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Al FALL CAMPAIGN!
HARDIN ARE AT WHOLESALE.
hW MD Fhhi LAhUE FALL sIUVA'
CHAS. S. WELLS,


Hist returning generous patronage
w the public. since he opened in Evansville. would no
apprise interior MERCHANTS from Indiana Illinois Ken
ky aud city purchasers also that he has his shelves
in store the Heaviest rtOck of Hardw and Cut
ery by OnetbiruJ that he offered the Evans
vIs market SALE Many Goods purchased reduce
ed by him. during depressed the markets,
and having his orders American Goods filled the Manu-
aeturer orks he only able Ideededy) d posed
offer and sell Hardware low fgr house
afford the same Goods. to cash good time buyers.
Merchants and Traders feeling he them
full
Among the articles almost nnumerane) comprising his
stock he names the following to the trade;
SEQ dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted
1900 do Table do do;
IS do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do Razols and Strops
100 spoons Iron Brittanla and German Silver;
so dozen Coffee Mills. all grades; t--a-- q
st do Files and Rasps, all kinds;
tsO Tbs Brass Kettles, turned bottomsi
20 - lbs Sadruns assortedi 80
800 dozen Butt Hinges. dos s.-
1900 gross Screws Eiml pointed; se
$50 doZen Door Socks and ockets;
2O0 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards: ~
40 pairs Shovel and TOngs. iron and brass heads;
60 dozen Saws from Mill TO Key hole; ~
Is do See, lizards and Scale Beams
80 do Ames' (aud other brandsl Shovels and Spades
easks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
Japanned Tin aware fully assorted.
whirs Lashes Brushes Combs. Needless Spectaces.
Port Monnae Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods vz Chains Dog Irons Strip HING Tea Ket-
ties. Knives aad Riddles and e--
Gun Barrels and Gun Tr;mmings,
Carpenters and Coopers Tools, Window Sash. ct
CHARLES WELLS
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
j. S. JAG ESS & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
MERRITT. FIELD & CO.,

FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
YMVHE undersigned are recei of the largest
desirable of Dry Goods. Hats. Caps. Boots
Shoes the trade this city Our stOcf
selected of firm (who has had lon
rence in the trade with solely to the wsp
of h and having the most OF our goods
from the manufacturers agents in all the Eastern markets
enables them buyers for cash. trade
ray than they be purchased in St. Louis and
equally good be had in Cincinnati Louis
vile. Our stock consists in part of
DRY GOODS.
cloths satnetts twetds jeans OF all styles
colors white red yellow wool hannes plaid
blankets sha wis., checks shrting tick
and blue drilling denms brown sheet
muslin black and eoored cambria crash black
and alpaca ustres. cohuTRs and de lanes
and prints desirable and beautiful styles brought
''' NOTIONS.
Linen cotton aces. edgings and insertions silk
velvet bonnet and ribbons combs
Gives. thread ST k linen and hand
and ribbons 6er wool
shirts comOrers, table cloths aud covers
needles porte monnaes pencils holders brushes
eyes, hair pins shimhles umbrellas. sc.
HATS q CAPS.
Silk fur soft and ped black white bats white and
black buena vista, wide awake washing
hungarian warrior nothing hats of all grades
and styles. Men, childrens SILK and wooden piush
cloth, velvet and glazed caps.
BOOTS q SHOES.
boys kip calf and boots youth and chds
enammeled patent leather buskns bootees slip
pers &c. boys and youths lined and unlned KIP
calf brogans. ladies and gents rubber shoes. &e. 90
epls-smO daw j. S. JAQUESS co.
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AUCTION ROOMS,

AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court of Main and Third Streets imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
EHAVING leased for aterm of years and fitted the
above well known stand. now prepared TO re-
ee;ve sale auction private SALE all kinds goods
and merchandise household furniture horSes bug
gies. etc.. etc.
Cash advances made on consgnments when required.
Regular every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
O'Clock, A, M Also Tuesday, Wedp esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
sndses of real estate promptly attended
to.
We srs weekly receiving. and have hand large
gen of FURNITURE consisting ofslat
spindle and nnister backs scroll and seoloP tops rim
Chairs mahogany an wood sofa Chaira Elizabeth
spring rockers sofas, sOeiables centre
card dining tables light and ash stands
lounges mirrors, fine and misses bedsteads mat
tin and wire safes etc. which We Will sell a. Gin"
have also hand great variety of notions jewelry.
volins accordeons pocket cutlery, guns pistols whips
etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash,
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY NELSON.
Auct's.