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Filibustering in Nicaragua.

Filibustering in Nicaragua.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times anticipates troublesome
times in Central America before long. He
says:
Nicaragua seem, likely to be the scene
Of a terrible war-and not Nicaragua only,
but all the S ates of Central America. Of
fetal statements represent that COST Rica,
San Salvador and Guatamala are all arm
ing themselves with view TO pelling Col
Walker from the Isthmus, and if the war
commences, it will be serious affair for all
concerned. Mr.. Wheeler's recognition of
Walkers government is embarrassing to the
! Administration, der these circumstances
and should not be at all surprised at his
early recall. A comparison Of dates will
show that he could have had no specific in
structions to recognize Walkers Govern
ment; and it is argued against him that nc
general instructions should have induced
him to recognize de fact0 Government, a
rule set up by military power which had
surprised ana hold the capital of Nicaragua
until time enongh had elapsed to prove
that it was really a government, and mo-
the mere temporarysuccess OF a'band of ban
dits--as portion of members Of the admin
stration, if not all, profess to think it.
Meantime there is no truce between Colon
els Walker and Kinney. The last advices
from there represent that Kinney sent word
to Walker that he woulI recognize him i
he would recognize in turn Kinney's Shep
pard Grant Walker replied that he wod
not do SO, but that if Kinney did not cleal
out he would hang him. Under these cir
cumstlnces it will not be surprising if Kin
ney should join the native forces agains
, Wak,r in the war which seems now to be
; imminent"
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fortigu 5(co5,
Arrival Of the Baltic.
NEWS NOT WARLIKE
Prospects Of Peace Increasing


New YoRK, Dec 13.--The BalCc has ar
rived and is detained below.
Noimportaut Intelligence from the seat
Of war.
The principal feature of news il, variety
Of rumors, all stating that, at last, there is
prospect of peace. One rumor says, that
Russia has directly re4u sted Prussia. TO
make conciliatory offers to the Western
Powers; aud that Prussia is said 10 have
accepted the mission.
The proposition is said to be,--,hat Ras
p sia will conclude peace with the Western
Powers, without the Intervention Of either
Austria or Pfussia--ltussia acceding to a
ruarantee Of Independence to the DAnubitn
Principalitics, and the freedom Of the Blact
Sea- Both parties are to continue prepare
tions for hostilities: but no active operations
are to be entered upon, upto date agree
upon. All this is, possibly, premature
but the hopes for peace are strong.
The excitement. respecting American at
fairs, has almost passed away.
The Danish Conference met on the 2oth
but took no action. The King Of Prussia
in speech to the Chambers. announces The
decidedly continued neut ality of Prussi,.
Some unimportant changes occurred il
the English Cabiuet.
Notbipg important from Asia or the Biac
Sea.
The admiralty contracts, for navy SUP
plies, had been taken at much lower rates
than was expected. The average price 70
beef was f77s and Go for pork per liercs
Ten thousand packages Of American por
we're accepted at GO los.
TnE LATEST. The King Of Sardinia wa
enthusiastically received at London
Gen. Canrobert left Copenhagen, for Pa
Il. On the 30th Of November.
Operations at sebastopol. preparatory
attacking the Northern forts. were proce
ding rapidly. /,
Admiral Bruat, Commander CT Il
French feet in The Black Sea, died Of Che
ara. Count Mole is also dead.
Tne American ship, Telegraph, with
falI cargo Of lnseed, fax and hemp. he
sailed from Archangel for Amsterdam
The White Cloud, with similar cargo. "
detained by ice, and would probably ha
d remain all winter
i.,vFBpooL, NOV. 80 --Bleadstnifs d
and Iower: sales western canal -four al 4
gl: Ohio ass; mixed corn a5s; mess po
Isos western prime mess 95s; lard declia
ii Ges.
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from 0dlas5ingtou.
Correspondence Of he Calil Demosra,i. Sentinel


" AalassH ANsr ~ -
The House has reached its 54th ballot.
bat has not got in sight Of Speaker. Mr..
Banks is down to lOl, fan Os 3 from his
hi ishest vote; Mr.. Richardson ilosls on at
from 79 to rs, and Nc. Fsller has cravled
up to SO. Some Of FulieI's friends predict
his election tO-morew, buI dGn't Ace how
K is to be effected. Fuler has defeated
banks. and il the friends of the latter are
not the veriest "doughf.ces" 10 the world :,
20 use favorite phrase Of theirs hey
will take care that the redoubtable "llrnIy
NJ" does noI reach the dignity he eoyets.
How can Northern "Republican." =" with a
holy horror OF the slave drivers whip cave
ia TO Henry NJ. Fuller, who has urTeriakrn
20 drive them to his support? And he a
Republican deserter, whe has changad his
iiews, from the most despio si3ie Of motives
since he came to Washington. | cannot be-
EeEe that the friends of Banks will yield to
Fuller. ana therefore cannot believe We
cannot believe we are on the eve Of an cr-
ganization Of the House.
Ny supPosition that affairs in Kansas
we're not as bad as represented at first, is
sustained by the most reliable intelligence
that has reached this city from that qunlcr,
Matters will have to assume Il far more Sc
rious aspect than they now wear, before lie
President will comply with Gov. Shall ON S
request to order out the L S. troops. 1t is
true that outlages have been committed, but
: by pursuing judicious course The Gov. can
bring the perpetrators to justice Without fir.
ing gun.
Did you ever see Horace Greeley? He
has been here since the opening Of Congress,
doing his best to get man after his own
heart elected Speaker, bat it looks as ii he
might as well giye it up and retire IL dis
gust. He is one of the oddities of Wash
ington, and there are many odd things to
be seen here. Hyou have never seen Gree
ley and wish to get an idea Of lis shape
Just imagine the two hind legs Of Drom
e,Iary encased in mems clothing, "a pale
yellow puAlpkin for head, aud the Tee
enclosed in boots big enough for an EIe
phant. ''li4 has no hair on the top OF hi,
hetd, in the place where the hair oosh; II
grow" but whidsh yellow fringe rams a
roun from ear to ear. He lools like
n)ulirvman of an inqtring tern Of mlAd OF
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Gov. shannOn,s Proclamation.
Gov. Shannon has issued the following
proclamation 10 the people Of Kansas
PROCLAMATION,
Bv the Governor ef Kansos 5trrii9ry.

proclamation 10 the people Of Kansas
PROCLAMATION,
By tie GOpsrnor IF KaHsos Territory.
WHEREAS, reliable information has been
received that n numerous association OF law
less men, armed with deadly weapons and
suE9liel with ak the implements Of war,
and conleaertted together for the avOw-
ed purpose of opposing by force and violence
the execution of this Territory. did, at the
Of Douglas, on or about the s5ih OF this CO.
month, make violent assault on the Sher-
iif Of said county with deadly weapons, and
did overcome said officer and did rescue
from his custody by force and violence,
person arrested by virtue Of a peace warrant,
and then and there prisoner holden by the
said Sheriff, and other seandalous Outrages
did commit in violation of law.
And whereas. also information has been
received that this confederated band Of law
less men did. about the same time, set fire
to and burn down number Of the houses
ofpeaceable citizens, and did destroy a con
siderable amount of personal property, and
have repeatedly proclaimed that they would
regard no law of this Territory, resist by
force of arms all officers and those aiding
and assisting them in the execution of the
laws, or any process issued in pursuance
/ thereof
! And whereas, also, have received salts
factory information that this armed orgaRi
cation of lawless m,n, have proclaimed thei
determination to attack the said Sheriff o
/ Douglas county, and rescue from his custo
/ dy prisoner for the avowed purpose Of ex
ecuting him without judicial tIial, and a
the same time threatend the life OF the saiC
Sheriff, and other citizens. Now, therefore
to the end that the authority of the law
may maintained, an those he concerned il
violating them brought to immediate anC
condign punishment, and that the said Sher
! if Of Douglas county may be protected from
lawless violence. in the execution of the law
full warrants and other process in his hands
( |, Wilson Shannon, Governor of said Terri
tory TO rally to the support Of the laws o
their country, and requiring and com nand
irg all officers civil or military, aud all 9th
rr citizens Of this Territory, who shall b,
found within the vacinity Of these outages
to be aiding and assisting. by all means i
their power, in queIling this armed organ
cation. and assisting the said Sheriff and hi
deputies in re capturing the above name
prisoner, and aiding and assisting him
the execution of al legal processes in h
hands.
And do farther command that the Di
trict Attorney for the Distr ct in which tlne'
outrages took pace, and all other person
oneomed i'll the administration or execl
ton Of the laws, cause the above offender
and all such as aided or assisted them,
{ be Immediately arrested and proceeded wi
according to law.
: Given under my hand and the Sc
L. S. of this Territory. this goth day
November, in the year Of our Lo
eighteen hundred and fifty FIVE.
WILSON SHANNON.
BY the Governor:
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Legal Notice,

William c Parry. Administrator oc ! Probate
Arthur Pught deceased, plaintiff Court.
Jesse Pugh, Aeneas Pugh, John
Pugh, David Pugh, Rebecca Petition to
Pugh, Hannah Pugh, William sell Land
&. Parry, and Albina Parry
his wife, and Susannah b.
Seby, Defendants
10 Susannah B Selby one Of the heirs and legal
representatives of Arthur Pugh, deceased, you are
hereby inf ,rmed that the 22nd day of November,
A. d, 1855, 50 id Administrator filed his petition in
The Probate Court of Harrison county, Ohio, the ob
ect and prayer Of W ch petition is ITO obtain an or.
der, &c, on the seventh day Of January, A. D 1856,
n and for the sale of the following real estate OF
which the suid Arthur Pugh died, seized or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts Ct said
decedent TO wits Being a part OF the south wes
quarter of section number ten (l0,) township nun
ber eleven ll.) and range n mber six t6,l contain
ing about one hundred and thirty tl30l perches
more or less. Dated November 22nd, 1859.
WILLIAM Q. PARRY.
Administrator of Arthur Pugh, deceased.
J. H. McMATH, Atty.
Nov o. 1858 3w- pr fees, rs
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Reunion OF THE Missouri DEMocRAcY.-
A dispatch in the Louisville Journal say.
the two branches Of the Democracy in Mis-
sour have determined TO fuse. "The An
ties and Bentonttes convened last night, and
concluded to elect two Senators. Bentor
and Atchison are sacrificed. Green is to
be one OF the Senators, and Frank Blair
Gardenshire, or Tom Price, the other
most probably Blair. They also resolved t
fuse in the next State election. They NEE
again tonight. II is settled that two Sen
ators are to be elected. The day to 90 int
| Joint session is not yet settled" A late ed
ilorial in the St. Louis Republican woul,
seem to indicate that something Of that Kim
was on the tapis.
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Eg~ Congress had not organic d up to
Friday night last when they adjourned.-
Another week spent in doing nothing
Know Nothing fusion has a large majority
in that body, and yet are not able to elect
Speaker. The maj 'rity of the members OF
the present Congress were elected through
humbuggery, and they have commenced
With the determination that the people shall
be beautifully humbugged fol eIec'ing such
set Of humbugs.
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Notice to Shippers.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, 3. a. X.
GInnhnnuiIIn A nril 1Gfh l4hh

TRANSFORMATION OFFICE, o q ". ~ Z
Steubenville, April 10th 1855. J
FRElG HI TRAIN is now running to New
n ark, leaving Steubenville daily, tSundays ex
ceutcd. at a. m. and CadiZ at 6 40 q, m,
Shipments 70 all stations, except UnioHport, Cadlz,
Fairyew and New Market, Uhrichsyille, Fort
Washington, New Comerstown, Lafayette, Coshoc'
ton, Adams Mills, Dresden and Newark must be
Shippers will pie ase conclude their shipments and
eceiys their consignments previous TO 6o'clock each
Iyennp LAFAYETTE DEVENNY,
5 anrii2s 1865, A General Freight Agent
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ESThe latest account from Oregon and
Washington Territories, represent "wars
and rumors Of wars" in these Territories. -
The Indians are committing all kinds Of
depredations.
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Agents,
5 by tive mail train reach Cincnnanl

James Collins & Co, Freight and Passenger A.
gents, No III and ll5 Water st Pittsburgh.
J N. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami K. r
Depot, Cincinnati.
P. w. Suader, Passenger Agent, Broadway, Gin.
cinnati
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
+. A. Wells do. Steubenv;lle
LAFAYETTE DEvENyy, General Freight and Tick.
ct Agent, Steubenville.
6. w. FULTON, Superintendent.
Srntt mber II, 1888
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Important News.

IN orderto carry on The bus mess Of publishing
lhs Cadiz Sentinel sacees, fully, We mnst have what
Is owing 10 us. Thcrr are a number OF persons who
1--WE rs from one 10 hYs years subscription. The
amount small "a each one OF them. bat large in
the aggregate 70 Us. There is 10 need of any man
owius Tor h. paper longer tl.n one year. Ii takes
MpN tl th the rtHa 10 pay inr hanll, paper. rent,
Sc. farSe continual demands against we cun-
MT nFeet unless our patrons promptly pay us. We
therefore earnestly desire 10 have settlement wIik
esoIy man ihHI owes for either subscription, ad-
riiinlo Or lob work, gsiust the first day of next
January. Thnse vino arc not coming er sendilE TO
Cadz agan,t that tipc car remit by mail what they
owe US.
u wr put 70 toe necessity of employing col =
,'r'pr after the r-t Of January, we shall charge ev-
cay man that hr calls upon, two dollars and iit J
cru's a year. We trust that ali 10 owe us will
tce that j. Is tI,r duiy to ray Immediately for that
which ibcy have been rradiag, aH not b. READING
papcr lha' they have not paid for. All who attend
Ia This notice Immediately, will have our hearty
thanks. receive aactter paper, and show by their
actions that they do not intend to he in debt to the
"fiutr CHARLES n. ALLEN.
Cadi1, hio November 81, l555-tf
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The locomt tive
attached to the freight train from Augusta
to Atlanta, Ga, exploded on Friday while
going at rapid speed down grade. Mr. J. ]
Crawford, engineer, and Mr.. James Nc
.guire, fireman, were both Instant y killed.
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EEIt is said that Mr.. Guthrie has efec-
ted all the transport of specie necessary for
the operations of the Government during
the past year, n OF only without expense L
his department, but under arrangements
which yielded profit of $4,000.
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POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS, The
Secretary of the Commonwealth Of Massa.
chusettS gives the result of the census of
June last as follows: Population of the
State 1,i33,559 Of Boston, ibo 5os; Of
towns contiguous to Boston 1921. more
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RAPE on WHITE GrRL Bt A METRO
One of the most brutal outrages was com
mitted near this place, on Thursday last,
that it has been our duty to record for long
time. Catharine Google, a respectable Ger
man girl, wing with the family Of VIM.
Taylor, had been in town, we believe pur
chasing some groceries, and on her return,
while in slip of wools belonging to Mr..
Wilson, she was met by negro residing in
this place, named Ben. Schearer, WHO chok ed
and knocked her down; and in order to
check her screams and resistance drew g
large dirk knife and threatened to take hel
life if she made any further alarm, and
then succeeded in ravjshing his half insensi
bic victim. He then made his escape, and
the girl returned to her home. On Satur
day the negro was arrested, and on Mon.
day hearing was had before Esquire Jnd
son, and he was committed for tria at tbe
next Court.
As this negro has long been pest to The
community. it is to be hoped that every
precaution will be taken to prevent his es
cape from the hads Of the law. If our pris
on is entirely insufficient for the safe keep
ing of criminals we would suggest that i
would be we'll to have him removed 20 q
place Of safety--say to the Pittsburgh jail
until such time as our new prison is com
pleted. Indeed, our Grand Jury recommen
de9 course like this.-( Wash. Common
wealthy
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New Fall Goods

lust received at Cochran's Wholesale Variety
y Store, large stock ofnew Goods for the senson
consisting in part of Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, La
dies, Edgngs, ,BobhOnets. Accordeons, Violins, But
tons Combs &c NC
Also, large assortment Of Gold and plated Jewel.
ry, Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Chains. &c
a so heavy assortment of white wax Beads
TO which tls attention of the trude, and citizens
geLerally is respectfully invited,
ROBT. COCHRAN
Fourth ST., n few doors north of Market.
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CoX>I,rExcY The last number of the
Know Nothing paper of Steubenville, pub
fishes long article from the Wheeling ia'
zette in relation t, the removal OF certain
gentlemen from Office in Washin gtoR who
are not Democrats, and sets up great
howl tl,creat; while in another column he
publishes an article from the Ohio Colum.
ban, which urges Gov. Chase to remove
ever man from who is not Of his poItlca
faith According to these gentlemen's log
ic, it is perfectly right to remove Demo
crat, BUTT is very wrong to remove
Know Nothing Republican. Some men
hypocricy will naturally "stick out" ie
them try ever so hard toco9ceal it. 1t
there, and it must show itself.
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GEN JAMES GADsDEs. is stated that
Mr.. Gadsden, our Minister al Mexico. /,
convalescent from his illness, and has been
ordered by his physician to the seaeoast d
recruit his health.
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A PaoraEr. The New York Day Bool

A PaoraEr. The New York Day Book
says
"a little more than year ago the New
York Tribune said that no man in the
North would dare to stand up who did not
advocate the re.establishment Of the Mis-
sour Compromise line. Now it opposes its
re establishment itself. So much for Gree
ly's knowledge Of public opinion.
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EE-We understand that the S. & |. R. r
is now doing very heavy freight business.
Large quantities of Cattle, Hogs, DC. are
being shipped from Newark to Wheeling BY
this road. When the road is finished to
Pittsburgh, and put in good order, it will
be one Of the best paying roads in the coun'
try
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To BE HANoED.--Noblit, who murdered
old Mr. Davis, in Mcdowell county, N. C,
about year since. and who was convicted,
but appealed to the Supreme Court, where
the decision of the inferior court was sus,
tanned, was re.sentenced and ordered to be
hanged on the 14Ch instant.
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EgTse Ohio Editorial Convention vii
be he'd in G, lumbus on the 9th of January
next, and not on the 18th as formerly an
nounced. We may be there.
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Dissolutios

The firm known as S. b. LUKENs & q. W
MoFFiT was on the goth day OF August, disso-
VA VA ~ rn,rtual consen nt. Oct, Slst 1855.
Nou ~ SB. LUKENS.
tss a5 G. w. MOFFIT.
To DIR. S. B. Luken's skill and Practice in Den
,stryf i can safely recommend all my acquointan'
ces desiring ~ work done. !.
His work vii class amongst the hfsti having y.
tha last Fair In Harrison county taken the rlrst
prsn,inm and Diploma, on full set Of Gum Sock-
IL Testh, which can be seen at his office by Ssn'
ing soon. gH ~ wy
Oct, 3lst '55. 7,--,;,,
S-TT5H PAID FOR LAND WARRANTS AT
L j ihe Banking House Of Rezin Wsle L& &C.
Irlv %. 1855. ff se
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Es-An exchange says that during the
year 1854 one hunlred and sixty-tive men
were hung in the Uuited S ates for murder.
OF tlis number il is said that only seven
could read and write. How true is the re-
marx Chat ignorancei is the cause of crime" "
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iEg~It is thought by some OF our cx
chan ses that there is a fair prospect of the
present practice of Congress being initiated
by the coming Legislature of Ohio. 1t is
supposed that there are National Know No
IL inys enough in e'ch body to set up for
themselves ard hold the balance oI
:, nr.r
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BgArEy.-The Know Nothings have been
bs1ten at nearly every charter election held
in Massachusetts last week.
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Es~ The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Journal Of Commerce, an oppo-
sition paper, pays the following compliment
to the Democratic members of Congress:
"The democratic administration members,
though in meagre minority in the House,
possess the largest share of talent and ex
perience in debate. In the discussions,
which will be abundant and upon interesting
topics the minority viii have the advan-
tage."
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Es-Snow fell in Erie county, Ohio, few
days since. 70 Che depth Of Q or 10 inches
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srEUBENvILLE BUSINESS.
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
Ea 60 90 !Asll
CHANGE Of TIME

nm AND AFTER Monday September lOSh,
" 1885, siss MAIL TRAIN will leave Sleuben.
vile daily tSundays. eXeepledl at 9-45, a. m,
and CadE al sc q. m, and arrive at Newark ai
4s5p.m.
Both Of ihese trains connect at Newark with
trains for CoEnbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis
Mount Veoaon, Man .6eld, 4, iedo. Sandusky, Chi
eagO, Rock Island, 81 Louis.
nilSrain leaves Newark at - VI, aud arrives at
Sieubenyille At AS IN, aud Cudiz at $50 NJ
Passengers by this trnin leave CipeiHuau at o.
clock A. ~
FARE.--From Steubenville. Iall the way by
Rail Rcadj
So'"i"uf '''' '''' ..s. 80. -. ...- --.S9ioo
SiHCitlHdll.. ...........--.....-.. b.JO
nv. ftTlphs ''..s....-............. 3.I3
Mansheld.. .......-. ..-..-..-...... 4,I3
! IahcuShy s...' ss..ss............... 900
/ UtHob''''''' ''''..'.''.. ............ 100
! Smcdgo -. ''.'''.'. ..-.-...........l2,f 10
] " ROCK tsiaifd .-...-...............l1 l1,7J
! saint Louis .'.'''' ..-.............2O,I 10
/ For through tickets and further information an.
ply to I. 4 WELIS, Agent, Steubenvie, or D. IiIL,
| BERT, Cadiz.
! Passengers by tive mail train reach Cincnnanl
500 p. III
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Fresh E1raEM2

EFSSKR Trays.
subscriber is receiving his stock ..,~.,E
OF Sp'ng and Summer DRuGs, which &aesE2D
AVE AL been selected by hinlselfin the W III
isfern cities; and is much the largest E%E@
assortment OF the kind ever brought TO b
this market, and in point Of quality, price, will
compare with any stock In the country. Ii III sell
as low as any establishment west Of the his-isins
tor cash or approved country produce Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
BOOK OEe - sk UG LINE
would do well TO call and examine his stock befors
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALI..
CadIz, npril 26, 1854.