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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-13
TELEGRAPHIC!
New YORK, July IL.

Letter to the Daily Sun dated Acapulco
June % states that the Revolutionary gen.
eral command post had surrenderd. Nor
ibu is in the State of Machaxan with 5000
troops. Santa Anna was in Moretia with
10000 men. Communication was interrupt
ed and there were rumors that Santa Anna
was about to capitulate.
In decision of judge Birdsali in the IL
quor case yesterday, several prominent
liquor dealers were complained of the pro-
hibitory law. Complaints were made against
the proprietors of the Astor House in Will
lamsburgh and Brooklyn. The authorities
are constantly at work. Several liquor
dealers have been arrested, and LIQUOR seized.
The Marshal of Brooklyn has issued an
other proclamation to the police enjoining
them to increased vigilance in their efforts
to detect and arrest all violators of the law.
BALTIMORE, July II.
New Orleans papers of Friday are receive
ed
The Know Nothings of Louisiana have
nominated the following ticket. For Gov.
Chas. De Grebingny. For Lieut.. Gov.
Louis MCGOWAN.
The steamer Crescent City has been ae-
quilted of violating the quarantine laws.
WAsH1NGr TON, July IL.
The court of claims organized at noon to-
day. Gentlemen wishing to be admitted
of the bar, were required to file
their applications for admission, and give
their names to the clerk, and furnish proof of
their qualifications for such admission where
upon over fifty lawyers complied with the
requirement including some ten ex-members
Of Congress and attorneys from all parts of
the country.
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AGRICULTURAL DIVISION OF TIE PATENT
OrrIcE w. B. West. of Stockton. San
Joaquin county, California, makes the toll.
lowing statement of the yield OF eight grains
ofgigantic rye:
The year before last, from eight grains of
gigantic rye, raised two pounds of seed,
from which the past season obtained two
hundred and forty-sx pounds of grain. Many
Of the heads were foot in length, and the
straw about FIVE feet in height, remarkably
sweet, aud much relshed by animals. The
grain was more than double the original size,
finty in it's character, light-colored, and re-
sembling flint wheat. except in lengths being
fkeped ike eoEanaon rye.
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AUCTION SALES.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF OUT-LOTs AND TOWN
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 2ND, AT2P. NJ,
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR,, EVANSVILLE, IND.

AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR. EVANSVILLE, IND.
WILL sell auction. Out Loo about i've each.
the rsilroad and between Il ana me panK ana
of the jenkins This the richest upland
Evansville drained the best possible
opportunity for suburban residences ana gardens.
ALSu Out-lot No. H. Ingle. Wheeler a. McDoWeus piae
tanning 81 running into Pigeon creek and
the stone quarry and IS talrly tlaoered
ALSO Lot Block 40. Eastern Enlargement ~ oy l44
Lots and Block 15 StockwelIs Enlargement, In
gle strset, between 5th and 9Th streets.
Lots b. 81 and 70. Stoekwe1ps Enlargement on
Ingle street. bets cen 9th ana 9TH streets; ~.
point bet lngIe and Ann treets.
Lots g. bdiv Block |. otoekwells Enlargement,
and feet Division street. opposite Tneodoro fsne
mans buildings
Terms Sale:-one fourth cash. fourth in months
IL month and in with in
terest on notes payable I the Canal Bank with on
the premises waving relief laws,
Piats exhibited at Oice and at the Aqctop Room ten
day before thesale. JUAN ANNLn. JEs
Woolsey & Nelson. Auctbneer5.
ALSO,
We will flowing out-lots both
sides Pigeon Greek and OF the Eyau;ve i Mechanics
acres 4-1s 1o1Oo acres lot 5-1s 7s-lOo
acres Iot I'LL 100 acres lot sI4 acres; lot
. 26-l 100 acres; lot2}-23 97-lOg acres.
The titles good and general wsrFsntee deeds Will D.
Term OF these out-lots:-one-ourth esidue H.
months with interest and mortgage in Bank
ALSO,
/ will then and there sell the folio wing lots:
% in Block No e. and lota 49, 49, &C. 81
22 % and n Block No. in Goodsell Enlargement
Also block No. 3; lots and 9. block No A. ind
lots 49, IS 20 in block g. in the Eastern In
largement, near ne City School building
Titles good and general warrantee deeds given.
fourth at u monsbs One-foSIth a2 years
with interest secured by and waving relic laws
Plas TO be at the Auction Stors ten days me s
wOolsey & lson Aucsiensers. 70
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GUARDIANS SALE.

0TICE is hereby given that will guardian Caro-
line Weimer offer to sell at private sale after the 18th
day July 1855 the undivided fourth
quarter of Section Ne Twenty nne (29 T. Four
Ten West and the undivided south
of the south Section No. Nine
T. Five. south of West in yanderburgh County,
TERMS-One third Cash and the three and
months from tn day of SALE the purchaser giving
with approved security, waving valuation bearing in
terest from date. HANNAH Elmer, Guardian
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EARm EOR SAFE

an FARM about twelve miles from Evansville, one mile
east of the Princeton road. and between the Straight
Line and Evansville Charlottesville railroads being about
two miles from each will be sold cheap application
made soon said farm about sixty under
oultiyation good apple orchard. good wells
tern good and barn. Said farm contains about
hundred acres.
at Evansville. orto HENRY EWING.
On the PREMISES
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AUCTION ROOMS,

ANCIEUN EtUONAS9
of Msin and Third Streets imme-
diarely opposits the Washington Hotel.
EMAVTNG leased for of years and fitted M the
HI above we'll known stand prepared TO re-
cevs for sale at auction private sale all kinds
wares merchandise household furniture horses, bug
gies. ETC.. etc.
. Cash advances male on eonsignments when required
Regular TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday,
at O'Clock M Also Tuesday, Wednesday
Friday lights. at early gas light.
sales Of real estate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving and have now on hand large
and general assortment of FURNITURE consisting oslat
spindle bannister backs scroll and scooP tops rim
hack Office French, Jenny Lind. and Buse wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa seat Chairs
rockers Sofas sociables centre
card dining tables light wash stands
lounges mirrors and misses bedsteads. mat
trasses tin and wire Safes which we will sell a. Yin
cnnati prices. .
We have hand great variety of notions jewelry,
violns aecordeons pocket cutlery, guns pistols whips
etc. etc. will sell reduced prices for cash.
whoes ale or retail. WOOLSEE & NELSoN.,
Auct's.
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CORONERsS ENOUESr.

ONthe I'D inst. inquest held by me Coroner
" with the proper jury the bodies of two children
sged respectively four and two children Mrs Ell
derheld nsaue who had dered off with them
IRON her home in Perry township the 5h Verdict
OF the Jury that they their death from
bio their heads with club supposed the hands
OF their mother. JOHN TRIBE. g. " O.
L -2yr
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NfOFFITTsS
PATENT GRAIN SEPARATOR!
EIGHT HORSE SEPARATOR!

HAVE greatly extended my arrangeme fol the
A. facture my improved Machine, which has been
the premium the WORLDS EXHIBITION
New York 1885, the State Fairs Ohio 1851 all 9TH
places where it has been exhibited in the United States
Europe By many practical with the machines
in il has invariably proven in all essential
points. Many valuable improvements have been by
during the last year have hesitation in
ing my machine s sd perior to in
THE FOIR HORSE SEPAR AFOR AND CRAW-
FORD's GLOVER HalLi.Eh.
The Four Horse is ign particularly the
Farmer They thresh clean the grain perfect
ly and deliver it in bags.
IN also preparing large number of A. B. Crawford g
Improved Glover Huers patented 1854, which greatly
superior his 1914 being self feeder and greatly
head other respects hulling and cleaning in the
speedy and perfect They will be put under the
ervson the P6entee who has located here
vi L Arent
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. LEOSAEDs = ~
CREsCETT AUCTION ROOMS,

u OPPOSITE TIE NEW COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL ApCTIoNEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
EpES PECTLLY their services to the citizens o.
NJ Evansville ronndin country for the sale OF Real
and Personal Property Houses ami Lots Furniture Dry
Goods also particular stten-
patti all door sales every description on reason
able satisfactory We shall dc exclusively Oom-
Business having goods of to place
with both the buyer and seller WILL
nave fair legitimate We win devote whole
Auction and Commission business and our friends
wall efforts
please With prudence business hope
confidence of all those who entrust th-ir business
-REFERENC ES-
P. G.. o. RILEY & Co.. Evansville.
DUvALL, ALGo & Co., Memphis. Tern.
VIM. IL Co., do.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans.
do.
MILES E. FoLKEs, Vieksburg. Miss.
WIN. McRAE, do do.
LOCKWOOD & Bros, Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLOGG L. Foot. do do.
EDWARDS & BUSHNELL, St Lcuis Mo.
Regular days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday. at
10 O'Clock and every evening during season
Auesioneers.
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COKONERk5S tNQUtST,

inquest was held y me- with proper jury. June
IN 24th. in Union township, the body a
known supposed to be drowned He middle age and
size had blue striped shirt blue PANTS shoes
socks black hair knife and pocketuooks
in tls books Verdict of the jurysuppossd accidents
VI r. n
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CORDNER'S INQUEST.

inquest held the Sd day of Ju y, 1855 the
"A Evansville wharf. over person nkdown Had
linen shirt cotton undershirt over-eothvs
Long black hair. middle sized Had the little
gr of the left hand heavy gold ring with aheart
Probably 80 IS years DID, Suppo sealded-proba
bly, one of the lost from the Lexington.
Va
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SvEOKED HERRIT
GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF
H WR e II r. Ell II

ON THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EVANSVILLE. -
TENHfS sale of town lots will take place WbDNESDA1,
the IST DAY OF s UGUST next. the premises.
commencing 10 clock A. NJ The town Of Eibe field IS
Gated immediately the Evansville Il Indianapolis
Straght r. R. 16 miles from Evansville, IL miles from
Princeton from Newburgh, Il miles from Boon
from the Wabash & Erie canal. Being
on Blue Grass it is regarded as the
most healthy iuaon Southern diana. 1t issurround
ed BY fine farming county well tmbered and well water
cd II offers to the mechanic many advanta Dgst
which may classed cheap living. cheap fuel and
abundance duality OF timber. blacksmith
would be we'll paronized and be handsomely supported by
the farming business the immediate neighborhood- A
could supplied with and from the
country end the facilities afforded by the
still facilities that will be afford
ed by the cOmple of the railroad will enable HIM 20 for
ward wares the great commercial
agepus terms Other mechanics will meet with
To all SUCH it will be of great advantage to
Nat Of the can be the Thomas
smith one Of proPrieors living the premises who
viii rive any desired previously the day of
TERMS OF SALF-0ne- fourth cash, one-fourth in II.
opefonrth in 10 balance "a from the day
of sale the purchaser giving note with approved security
itbout th valuation laws bear
ing in terest from date -.
ia19 SAML HALL,
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I.Yours

Reducing bill from $500 to $50. shows
the allow ance OF wide margin for the lady .
setof.-[ Gin. Columbian, 9Th.
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JOU r NAL.
RIVER ITEMS.

- The Louisville Courier Of the IIth says:
The river was rising yesterday, with i've fee,
nine inches waller in the canal last evening.
During the previous lwenty-four hours the river
had risen three inches. This rise, as was stated
in the Courier of Monday is from the Kama
wha.
- The Alvin Adams did not arrive till late
yesterday morning from Louisville. We thank
her clerk for papers.
- The Nashville Wing OF Saturday, says Of
the CUMBERLAND river:
The river was swelling yesterday at toera-
bly, brisk rate, with 81 feei water on the shoals.
Rain fell during most of the day, and il is belieV-
ed that there have been heavy rains above.
River men are most sanguine OF good Tide In
day or two.
The Cincinnati and New Orleans packet
Ohio will leave Evansville to day for N. Orleans
Capt. Brickell will do his duty to either passen
or freight. The Ohio is first class boat in point
of speed and accommodations.
- The Olney Republican is mistaken about
the Jas. Watt being an old worn out boat. She
was only little over two years old, and just
in her prime We hope she may yet be raised
and do good service. A boat named after the
inventor of the steam engine ought never 10 be
sworn out" craft.
- The Empress arrived here yesterday at
ternoon from Louisville with first rate trip
considering the season. She got little freight
here and some passengers for the South.
- We have an excellent stage of water con-
sidering The season II is very tarely that in the
middle OF July there is so much water in the
Ohio.s banks. And yet there is plenty of water
at Pittsburgh and a rise at Louisville.
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TIN-PLATE.
REn BOXES TIN-PLATE. received and for sale by
%eHV jy3 SAMUEL ORR.

CITY RECORD OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, IND
THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF the OFFENCES AGAINST
PUNISHABLE By Fins. AS PAEscABED IL THE OR
Any person found drunk in the streets of the City.
Make Ross s oT in s
Keeping disordsrly house OF any kind
Zee Hss ping gaming gam nsi tables.
keepins ppspy
Usug lighted candle lamp match smoking cigars
in any barn STABLE place containing hay straw etc.
Running horsesin the city.
moderate riding or driving in the city:
Leaving OF other vehicles standing in the streets
without st ehng traces chains Jokes etc. BY wnieh
Stopping any wagon dray vehicle
any 1n aag G or Sy
barrels lumber timber IRE Cd coal manure or any 9th
er suestanc. or thing or material Mhsss yoad.
Bathing in within city. during daylight.
Allowing any biseh 20 run at large: 80
stance along across. over any street. alley etc.
sessinE sqnibs sny other fire works
S wing hogs or other animal; to run at large
Putting any animal into the Ohio opposite the city
obsrung the execution of process IN the hands OF an 4
fcer
Keeping ashes barrel box bIe vessel
oas the ' bSnk into t the ohio mo
T rsinr anv vulgar or indecent Ian suaee
Htchng any horse other animal without securing it,
Hitching any horse other animal to shade trees.
streets Between daylight P NJ. any
time within twenty feet o. any building.
wing any balls fire brands. etc. anywhere within
the city . . go,
Erecting buildings within the limits prohibited
Running drays. Wagons without license.
vagrahey and street begging
Exhibiting any whatever. without Ii
cense.
Peddlng without license.
Putting up signs across over side walks
Erecting any wooden shed awning over any side walk
The constructing cellar doors on side walks
epin using playing cards about any grocery coffee
house. etc. ..
Keeping pigeons
PIaynrany organ hurdy gurdy Bagppes other must
cal upon street alley for pay support or
hire.
Establishing continuing any lumber wood yard within
Bnildpg prvie without strict observance of ordinance
Crossing bridge with horse other animal any
gate faster than walk
Injuring shade trees. - a. -
Putin stove thrsugh floor PARTITION or roof
OF Sec III ana IL; ana
no stove pipe shall he put up unless the same
chimney and such stove pipe hereafter
1t mn shall pass through any floor. partition roof window
ds Of house Every chimney or fine her efer built in
in the city shall have its found alton either the
or house and shall extend above the
roof nv side of such atleast three feet =
ro0i u ~ y JOHN F. CRISP. City Recorder.
20, uDA' - WELL H. WALLER, Clerk.
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Published by order OF the County Board.
jel6- 3td3tw WIaLIAMA WALKER. Auditor.
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A RAREAIN.

Are A bAhSHAfN
HEu der g wishes sell his stand Main
sire ct Mt. Carmel. ILL.,. which is of the lest in
town consisting lot % feet 'front.' 100 feet deep The
building is 2s by 40 feet with 10 inch har brick
wall cellar under the whole The building divided
two rooms one 10 by 40 fest. occupied the other
bV 40 occupied variety shop medicines
toys candy, soda water ice cream, ETC. Also good well
with iron ice houseone of the best in Southern m
ois and the only in this place. with suce the
Possession of small and cell imme
dlatey and of the large LIST of with
the rent from date that time which the $40
per annum For further particulars enquire Of the subs
Der soon HENRY STEE i
Mt. Carmel, June Is. 1855.
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Yours, truly,


WATERFOWL, MASS May l. 1854.
PROF. Q. j. WooD: Allow to attest the virtues and
magic of Hair Res Three months SINCE
being exceedingly grey, purchased commenced to
bottles and began tell in restoring the all
locks their native color and the hair which be-
dry and harsh and falling soft CLOS
IL ceased falling; dandru disappeared
scalp lost all the dageeble itching annoying before and
not only look out feel young again.
Respectfully. yours. etc.
CHARLES WHITNEY.
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IS Prepared and sold wholesale and retail ia Market
street. St. Louis Mo. and at 6a5 Broadway New York.
where also all the popular patent zines for sale
wholesale retail 10 and favorable they
be bought any other house.
sale manufacturers prices by HALL0Ck Il
ODARD and all tie principal druggists everywhere
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PROF. -. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HADR RESTAR ATEYE.

TENHE of this wonderful Hair Restorative
- dueing the astonishing results the public mad
old and young lavish in their praises ths
remarkable composition 1t is the only preparation
be depended hair color. and
Reproduce bald heads luxuriant growth Read tbs
following:
MILFORD WORCESTER Co.. Nov, 10, 1884.
PRoF. J. WooD-Dear Sir: take pleasure in bearing
voluntary testimony the magic your full
Hair Restorative As far back 49, hair
failiRg until the Of my scalp became bald
gasI notwithstanding had used
atiEes Seeing your advertisement. induced give
article trial and astonishment, found after
few applications that hair became firmly
glossy and bealdful appearance. and BY the time
had used the contents of bottle, bald head
covered with and vigorous growth hair which is
to two inches in length and gro wing very
Yours, truly,
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SELECT FEMALE IysglTUTE OF EVANS

VifLR
he sSoro1sh sdueaon o bis own dssshter iiIia
receive ten the sss 81 ten saa
COURSE OF STUDY:
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic, Geography. by new and more IMPRESSIVE
1de Of sesesng GFsnnsr Reading Spelling ~ si'as0n'
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.:
Arithmetic and Grammar continued Geography Ancient
pRoop
eESy essy sSan
ANTIQUITIES. Evidences Christianity the Bible.
Ing. Defining orthogrsphy Writing Grammar And Compost
sn and familiar lectures and conversations illustrative OF
Strict shall DO given to all those graces
furnished sR and
apparatus and superior cabinets of minerals fossils and
TuitOn Fees. per Quarter. in advance.
Junior De $40 90
senior De paFEEnsns..-. IL 50
Latin. Greek, French German. 10 90
Music on tn. Pane or Guitar. 10 90
Drawing Monoehromatic. SEQ
Drawing in Water oil colors 90
Mrs Foster will aid the Rector
The religious the shall be strict
ly practical and in way demo ninational.
shall Be reoeived "a order city
the preference. jy4
vALUAgPttHE PEI Lot sER EoB SALE.
zee Lot the First and Cherry streets rs feet
fered for sal. peaoas It one Of the most eli
gibs building lots in the city and perfect ti.le
idsnceof Joseph Turnoek sae liberal En-
quire of lei J. @. JEW ELL.
JUST RECEIVED
NEW sTOCE OF SUMMER MILLINERY,
SHONSISTING of of sill descriptions, also heaut
" ful embroidered antllas Parasols. Emhroideries.
Gloves Mit Caps ard Head Dresses the newest styles to
which invite the particular attention Of the Ladies
T. R. BARKER.
street. between Main Locust opposite Brays
residence. jy3
ICE CHESTS, RRFRIGERATORs, sc.
JUST received lot of the latest style Ice Chests and Re-
e. frgerator article the the cheap
est Also lot Of No lice Coolers Prepare yourselves Tor
may Il HoRNBRooK & CHURCHILL's.
EUST received,
% Memories Of the Countess Of glessiDgton,
Prune Travels in the East,
Life of Horace G eeley
Abbott's Life of Napoleon; 1t
ie2s SAM'L LISTERS Bookstore.
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CoRORER,s INQUEST.

a inquest by with the pro per jury Sun
n day. the LIST inst the body Of Chas Zqek iegel
which found in his tbs day OF inquest Verdict
the Jury-supposed to have died from natural causes
y4-3w JOHN TRIBE. O. ". O.
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FUNNY SCENE ON New YORK FERRY
BoAT.-The terry boat between New York
and ersey City, last week was the theatre of
an occurrence not very often witnessed
under the circumstances. On Friday at
noon. the day being particularly pleasant,
and the lady passengers, which by the way
comprised only about dozen, were seated
upon the benches enjoying the sumshine.--
Pretty soon shout was heard:
'Mien Cot! mien Cot! my wife is goin' to be
schick!'
Instanter the ladies all rushed into the la
dies cabin, and sure enough, there sat
ford specimen of Swedis woman enduring,
the ipient pangs OF parturiton with great
patience. The husband was speedily turned
out OF the cabin by the ladies' one of whom
mounted guard at the door, while the others
made preparations for receiving the expect
ed stranger. OF course we cannot enter into
the details of this subject, for we were ON the
outside observing the husband, who begged
Justify for admission.
tOh mein Cot!' he shouted through the
door. Keep stiff upper lip. Katrina; toni
be schairt. Oh, men Cot!' and he danced
around the deck in perfect fever of excite
ment.
It was impossible to quiet him, hutil in a
few minutes, one of the ladies informed him
though without granting him admission, that
sIt was all over
Ssh it poy or gal!' he shouted.
st is girl said the lady sentinel, anxious
for little amusement
oh, dunder!' was the vexed reply. mo
matter; gal is better as notin.'
'It's buy,' again said the lady.
'Vot, ish it changed--vasit gal Vhnsti
and now lettle poy?
NO.
Thousand tuy fels! vot ish it den?'
There are two-a boy and girl. You'd
better procure carriage when the boat
lands.
'Uh, dat ish goct! Dat ish better as goot!
apoy and gal nit one job. Katrina is
punkins, Away know it'
And the happy husband disappeared ii
search of cab to conduct his family home
ward.
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5OOs y doz SIP ct off for cash. ..........1O
6 60Cs d doz do do do do do do '..'........
IT ? The lower prices above generally, where two prce.
aforementioned, forfu packages and the higher fol
smalIwholesale.
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~ ana oak sole Pa5snt EFenen an9
ings Bindings.
Call Sycamore street. between Water and First. Evans
Vile. Ind. my1 J. FLEMING.
SEWING SILK.
> CASES black Sewing Silk this day by
JAMES Low & CO..
Jef4 Main st
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UECEIvED this day,
~ 90 bzs Cheese. W. and English Dsiryi
100 kegs Wheeling Nails;
ara - - TErwEY & soRENs