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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-30
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A NOVELTY.
ONE DOLLAR ANIRROTYPRS.
CUTTINGS PATHWT
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LIOK HIHE.--A neSro Woman sWtn
il ohildrenl who 10 q GOOD cook, washer snd ironer
The owner 10 desrous Of hiring them for their bossc
and clothes, but win pay reasonable amount To get
'n Az nsI~ HILL RAWLINGS.
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DHYsICIAN's PREsCHlPTlONse care.
dsy or night and of select and reliable medicIes 81
the store Of the subscriber Market Place, fr.nahn
~rs.s mo W. GARLICK,
NJ Inn Apothecsry snd DrufKist.
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The Kansas Question in a Eut sbslI,

In view Of the possible contingency Of civil
war in Kansas, it becomes highly important
that the whole country should understand the
merits of the controversy. 1t is humiliating in
the last degree to know that we have in our
midst doughEace editors and politicians who
ignore all their previous doctrines of "Squatter
sovereignty" by stigmatizing the settlers in
Kansas as traitors "fanatical abolitionists, .
"outlaws," &c, and by sustaining Pierce in
his new tangled negro propagandism. In the
language of the Hartford Courant, ''these emil
grants went to Kansas, relying on the prnci-
pies of popular sovereignty, established in the
Territory by the Kansas Nebraska act, and
found at once that sovereignty trampled on
and extinguished by the border ruffians' OF
Missouri Contrary not only to every princi-
pie of that Act but to every principle of law,
justice, and right, they find themselves subject
TO a code of Missouri laws, fastened on them
by Missourians, according to Strnglelow own
confession, and are told by the President of the
United States that they must submit to them
and that an attempt on their part to exercise
1he simplest act of popular soyereignty'-th
choice oftheir own Governors treasonaJls
one. We never acquiesced in this far famed
doctrine OF 'squatter sovereignty'-we are one
ofthose who believe that territories should be
IInder the sovereignty of Congress, until they
reach the conditioned States; but there is some
thing most unutterahly mean-most unquali-
fiedly wrong, in the very men who passed the
act which established this doctrine in Kansas,
TO turn round now, refuse to permit its exer-
else; stigmatize its operation as treason and re-
bellion, and that the inhabitants of this terri
tory-the very individuals who were gifted
with this boon Of popular soyereignty'-sAall
be debarred its privileges; be shot down when
using them; and forced by the putative father
of this convenient bantling, to submit to laws
imposed by foreigners.', - STATE Jo@r.
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PurLApr1ru1A. Feb. 90.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is

SENATE.-A message was received from the
President in reply to a resolution of the Sanate
communicating various documents, the most of
which have heretofore been published, con-
corning State affairs in Kansas. A letter from
Gov. Shannon to the President details the
threatening aspect Of affairs, and encloses the
correspondence Of the former with the other
territorial officers in proof of his assertion.
Col Summer, in letter to Gov Shannon,
dated December 9th, in reply to one asking
his presence at Lawrence, says he can march
with his command in a few hours notice. and
will meet the Governor at Delaware.
A letterto Col. Sumner dated February 18th
directs him to hold himself in readiness to
march, if Gov. Shannon shall find the ordinary
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= DEATH OF A CANARY BIRD by FRIGHr A
canary bird was singing in a cage which was
hanging inside Of window at the residence
Of Ebenezer Rogers, Esq, of Beverly, Mass,
Iast week, when sparrow hawk Toanced at
him from without, striking the glass with great
force, but without breaking it. The bird was
so frightened that it futtered two or three
tines around the cage and dropped dead
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
C1Nc1NNArt, Feb. 90.

CINCINNATI Feb. 90
Weather milder and thawing slowly.
Flour unchanged with but little doing, Mess Pork
saleable at SI4 %. Bulk shoulders l2, sides ..
Whisky 90 L. Groceries firm; coffee II I28l24; SUI
gar very scarce. The total number Of hogs paeke q
here this season is 4O5 1885, being increase last
year of 1900 The in weight il I2 per cent.
The increase on the yield of Lard lie lbs per hog
ever last year.
NEW ORLEAN Feb. 10.
The sales of cotton to-day amount to 500 bales, and
for the days 600 bales MARKETS CASTER
middlng quoted at S99k.
New York, Feb. 90.
Flour frm sales OF $500 bbls at yesterdays rates.
Wheat dropping Corn declined; sales Of 10000 bush
els 1T ~ for mixed. Mess Pork firm. Beef dropping.
Lard firm. Whisky decined sales 25G bbls at % I2.
Stocks tower Sterling ex change dull.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 90.
Market dull. Sales of City Mills -four at and How
arb Street is held at so. Wheat from to 4c lower.
Cotton unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 30.
Flour continues dull and good shipping brands are
held at 25 and demands sales for city trade at SOC
rs for good common and sec FIR betterlots. Rye
four heavy az 25. Corn meal 95. Sales Of 2,5CC
bushels of good Pennsylvania red wheat 80; white
at O6c for Western and loo for Southern. Corn in
moderate demand; sales ofs 90 bushels yellew al
GOc Oats steady at 4094Ic Glover seed wanted and
prices improvng sales of 500 bushels 30 per bush
/ ell of 81 lbs.
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"A SMAsH-The Outstanding Va, Herald
notices the breaking Of a New York mile,
who had purchased immense quantities of
wheat in that region. Attachments were
Immediately sued out by farmers to recover
what wheat they could, and about 500 bushe S
was stopped on freight train going to Lynch
burg.
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NE w FIGURING AND COEgN MILE.
TTNHE undersigned have established MILL the of
Second and Canal for the purpose of
turing Flour and Meal Tor the home We will keep
constantly hand extra brands If Flour and in quantities
H1tt the trade We hope share OF the public pat
ronage by giving you good article Flour and Meal.
- Grinding done to immediate the try trade
jRn29 II HART & FAIRCH1LD.
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0EFThe fires in the United States in Janu-
AIRY, where the loss in each instance exceeded
$4,000, destroyed property to the amount of
nearly million and half
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or John Van Buren, said in his Albany
speech, that no man who was not in favor of
stealing could receive the support Of the
Washington Union.
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O5The first shipment of cattle from this
point to New York by Railroad, was made
yesterday. We did not hear the rates Of
freight charged.
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OF A row occurred yesterday afternoon
between a lot of Germans and negroes, at a
salon on First street. near Vine. Arms were
drawn and big fuss kicked up, bnt nobody
injured Constable Martin marched squad
of them up to the Squire's office, where there
cases were promptly attended to.
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or The city of Sacramento, California, is
now lighted by gas.
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OF The river was slowly rising last even
ing, and weather mild and misty.
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Ggt Dailg IarnaL
TOCnT TaEzDA HTYTEN7T

GIVE saw Dr. Naghel yesterday extract
two teeth from a lady, while she was under
the influence of chloroform, or partially under
its influence The teeth were extracted
with scarcely any pain. The patient was high
ly delighted, at what she could scarcely be-
lieye, that the teeth were out, and she had es-
capped the torture of most torturous opera
ton under ordinary circumstances. DR.
Naghel VIII leave our city next week. Call if
you wish his services, without delay.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
oNGREs SIGNAL.
THIRTY-FoURrH coNGREss-FIRsr SESSION
WAsHINGroN, Feb. 20.

w ASHlNGTON, L eU- ~.
SENATE-Mr Douglas at his own request
was excused from serving on Committee or
Foreign Relations
HoUsE.-Mr. Wilson introduced bill to re-
peal the act to promote efficiency in the
Navy.
! Mr. Cobb; of Alabama, introduced a bill tc
extend the time for payment of duties on Rail:
road iron.
Mr. Mace introduced bill to prevent the
extension Of slavery into the territories of the
United States, north of 36 deg. 80 lnin., (sensa-
tion) and moved its reference to the Committee
on Territories.
Mr.. McMullen-Has the gentleman given
notice of the introduction of this bill?
Mr. Mace-If you will examine the Jour
nal you will find out.
Mr. McMullen--I propounded respectable
question, which entitled me to respectable
answer
The speaker-The gentlemen from Indiana
has given notice. His motion is in order.
Mr.. Smith, of Va, appealed from the de-
cision of the chair and was supported in this
by Messrs. Houston, Jones, of Tenn, and
Craig. Pending the subject the House re-
sumed the consideration of the resolution in
regard to committees Of elections asking pow
er to send for persons and papers in the Kan
sas contested election case.
A motion was made to try the resolution on
the table, and negatived by three majority.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 90
The Committee on Elections has before it
three cases Of contested elections from Illinois
and one each from Louisiana, Maryland, Kan
sa,s and New Mexico. Those from Maine viii
soon be submitted.
Gen Colloi., Clerk of the House, was seized
yesterday evening with illness, owing to his
sev,re business duties. lie is in a condition
this morning inspiring the hope Of the e&1y
recovery of his health.
Boston, Feb. 20.
The Steamship Arass arrived at Hayre, Jan.
10Th. She experienced very heavy weather
on her pas age.
Capt Long, of the Canada, thinks the state
ment about the Pacific putting into the Shan
non river previous to Jan. 28th, is wholly un-
founded. She was last seen from the ship
Tanawanda since she arrived from Liver
pool.
Capt. long reports very severe weather dur
ing the whole passage, with strong westernly
gales, and hence he infers that if the Pacific
has been disabled by the ice she would have
had no difficulty in putting back under can
vass.
New York, Feb. 20.
Russia proposes accepting the propositions
made, on the condition that the Allies do not
demand indemnifcation or accession Of terri
tory, except that required for the ratification
of the Turkish boundary, which being coded,
Russia agrees not to fortify Aland Islands, but
demands Of England not to fortify Hillgoland,
and restrict vessels in the Baltic to police pur-
poses Notwithstanding the peace prospects
all the belligerents are actively engaged in
preparations to prosecute the war.
PITTsBURG, Feb 20.
Rver'still frozen up. There is no prospect Of
its breaking. The weather is still mild and
cloudy.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 20, P. M.
Thawing rapidly. Weather undertaking
River about stationary.
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JUST RECEsVFR.

JUST FgECEEyED.
E9LACKWO GODS for December;
ND Chambers Edenburgh Journal for January;
Frank Lisle's new illustrated Paper;
Household Words for January;
-s- Balion's Pictorial Paper;
- Frank Lisle's Journal for JanuarT;
Flag of our Union -
- Yankee Notions for January;
Weekly Clipper;
Whites Counterfeit Detector for January;
sees Weekly Tribune, at
jams SAMUEL LISTERS Book Store .
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course OF judicial proceedings ana the powers
vested in the United States Marshal fruitless
in the suppressions of instruction or invasion
but counsels him to act with extreme caution
in the premises.
Toucey expressed his warm approval of the
course pursued by the Executive and hoped he
would be sustained by every law abiding citi-
zen.
Mr. Wilson said the correspondence totally
misreprerented the affairs of Kansas He con-
tended that the border rufians there had car
ried the elections at the point of the bowie
knife. Without concluding he gave way and
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-On motion 6,0OO copies of the
mechanical part Of the report Of the Commits
sioner of patents were also ordered to be print
ed
Mr. Grow offered resolution which was
adopted; requesting the President, if not in
compatible with the public interests, to trans
nit to this House the laws passed by the As
sembly of Kansas, and all executive proceed
ings and all the correspondence of the Governor
of the Territory.
Mr. Lane, delegate from Oregon, introduced
a bill to enable the people Of that Territory to
form State government preliminary to adj
mission into the Union. This was referred to
the Committee on Territories
The Senate bill, relieving the Commissioner
Of Pensions of the duty of signing bounty land
warrants and certificates, and authorizing the
employment Of suitable person for that pur-
pose, was taken up and passed. 1t was stated
that the Commissioner had the rheumatism in
his hand and over 10000 have accumulated
unsigned.
The Committee on Ways and Means, on
motion, were authorized to employ perma-
nent clerk.
Mr. Dunn introduced bill, establishing the
boundaries of Kansas, and prohibiting slavery
in that Territory and Nebraska, which was
referred to the Committee on Territories, and
the House adjourned.
American Grand Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IS.
EDITOR DAILY C1NcINNATI TMEs:-There
is a prospect of large attendance.
At II o'clock this morning, the Grand Coun-
Gil was called to order at franklin Hall, about
one hundred members being present.
In the absence OF President Bartlett, GIr.
Smithers, of Pennsylvania, moved that Hon
Mr. Sheets, of Indiana, act as chairman pro
TEN.
Mr.. Sheets, on taking the chair, made brief
but exceedingly appropriate address, congratu-
latlng the brethren upon once more meeting
together, he trusted in a spirit of harmony and
Cancellation. He hoped all sectional prefer
eDceS and questions would be laid aside, and
that the spirit o. American Principles might
reign doni;n,,nt in the Convention. His re-
marks were received with heatty demonstra-
lions of applause.
After appointing committee to select
more convenient place Of meeting, the Council
till 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Over one hundred delegates are on their W "
to this city; every train brings ina large mum
Der. The Ohio delegation is complete, with
the exception of Messrs Ware, &C., of Cincin-
natl.
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AUCTION SALES.
OAH1ELW oOLSEI..
AUCTION ROOMS.

AUCTION ROOMS.
Old House of Main and Third streets ime
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
EEAVING leased for of years aud fitted mp the
Il z above well known stand, prepared to
auction private SALE all kinds goods,
mi merchandise household furniture horses, bug
ges. ETC..
Cash advances made on 60 assignments when required
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
commencing O'Clock A. n Also Tuesday W esday
Friday lights. early gas light.
andsaes of real estate promptly attended
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
and general assortment FURNITUR Re- consisting osIat
spindle and bannster backs scroll and scoloP tops
back office, French, Jenny LIND, and Bsse wood seat
Chairs mahogany Chairs; Elizabeth
chairs: spring rockers Sofas soeiable.
card dining tables light ard wash stands,
mirrors, fine and misses bedsteads
tin and wire Safes which Will sell at Gin
einnati prices.
hand great variety ofnotaas. jewery.
violins pocket cutlery. pistols whips
etc. etc.. which will sell reduced prices for cash,
wholes ale retail. WQ0LSEY &NELS0N.,
y9
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vMIAR DECI. IRED! AGAINST GOOSE QUILI.s
w AND STEEL PENS!.Phe agent for Evansville has
met received n o OF COPPER and ERRODIUM PENS.
which for eheapness and durability
eel yEhng The patent is only very
fssued ana these are some the Pens they write
beautifuy very like Gold Pens Call and
them novel L. hEADEA'S Grooery.
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OR AS'K Kris AT Wholesale UND II ETAIL.
MfhE undersigne ed constantly keeps hand
VI ment offresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also Of Soda Pilot Naval Bread which being
tnred the latest i'm Machinery thew sold
low price as in place in the West and exeeed
in quality by other mandatory III the large
stock awa hand at shop Water street between
Sycamore aud Vine.
deea- DIT j. SINZICH.
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MEDICINAL.
r. AMILY PLY SIG


TENHERE has1Ong existed publ demand for an eHecvs
n purgaye p which could be relied on as sure sne per-
thar demand and virtues has cOnelu-
dsgnsd III Easy 70 make physeal Pull but not easy to
the objections but all the advantages every other This
has been atemIee here and with <hat success We re-
patient hitherto that almost every pursaire
snct Many them produce muef gripping pain and
good 70 be derived from B These no rri-
S an T the poSIs Ben pareiy ysse
table harm arise from theruse in any quantitY hut
Minute directors TOR in which
they are apPe9le are gwen on the box among the COM
T Iyar ofairt IN M yapioDs forms OF sundeey
is9y Ss fqs EeSSI s1a sss,
sleenee Of diseased action IN the AS an they
81 the Sody Ulcers and imputy Of the blood in short any
spd eveTV ease ,ierea M lgstiVs Is reouired.
as S oa Rfge or
Of the cart pains in the back stomach and SIDE They
Tgs taken IN the sR1pf o. the yeoF = 5n
tbe ~ @ ana so healthy
Hood aud hy their action the srsslatory
disea nerRie the whole organism Hence
Snt EXISTS but S shoud nsrer he
too far as every pagave medicine dnees The strength
required enumerated here
ed is pill sll answer better purpose than anything which
know the rul lie viii longer doubt what
49, ~ ned ey are ~ es,ant 70 ,ete ana bsip.
furey vcstato harm from their in
Faf minute directions he thobo1.
4 NJ L s c. A Y f r,
PRACTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. LOWELL, MASS
Price rs cent? perbox- Five lexes for 81. m
SOLD Ply ~ - = u q q
Keller, Fcrrsley Z Co, Evansville, Ind;
Ear4e Crawford. OVaBsvilIe;
]Islloes q Farmit-r. PriHceton;
o. x Rgaham. P8t0ka;
W. J Whiting, Cynthiaua;
!. r Jaq1css 4 Co. PoReyvillN:
MCssrs. Gardner at Elairsyille end NadesYilley
u III Jams and Robertson West Franklin;
Dr. Thomas and las. Sampson, Mt. Vernon;
iiEdspe & Bro. Eoonvle;
Bowers q Sargent. Ne WhuTgh; HFf.r
3. dams y Campbell, PetersbprEh;
Fred -I-=tstein. Cincinnati, o.. and alldruggsts.
oetli-fm ESD
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CnAI FRnM - RnnIANt NI.Nrs

COAb FKtDN TtlE B0DIAM MINIS.
F@Nto -Tior article Cosi ready for delivery
from cry lrdi1g All orders ict the Company
oee corner OF oyeaaore and First s5Tsets viii he
sttenaed follows:
Orders left before clock Il. delivered day.
Order left tr that hour aR1 before clock p l.. de-
.yered before h)on hextday-
me 0oup nv ore also prepared to furnish Coal station,
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APPEAL TO THE LADIES
2 EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY,

s.Fee Particular Attraction.
NET prepared show customers and
patrons entire stuck of Winter GOo6s cons-
ing OF the riches variety and the beautiu
such adopted to the All these Goods
been purchased and selected by Mr. jacob Loewenthal
New Market
enabled to offer them at unusually low prices,
ournsw and excellent every
imagnabs and desirable in the line Goods and Cloth
ing You respectfully solicited ca snd examine these
Goods. es-E-ssre MM. LU1WENTHAL & CO..
janis Corner First and Main
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LOSING OUT AT COST!
AND LESS THAN COST!
CoLRURN HERS win close out i nsthsi5s.soh
their b shy Of good
silks aids and general of Hosiery. Gloves:
sc wish good goods prices hadsetter call
and examine 0si0ss UoLBURN HERsHBERGER
dec. lift Fosters Block. lststreet, below Main.
PoTAT2!ESs AND TUFNt sI.S 55... Potatoes,
5s 70 do TuFnip' Fs'd and f0r a'sy s. vIoKERY.
sTREs black Lustrs rss'd this his day and for
deei4-diw AS M in street Louisville. KY.
EXTRA $ F. Flour :. g bags warrant ztrAgo0d
dac2I j. W J. 'VIcKERY.
~ MA 1000 % heavy E w osnabu,g. bushsl;
1000 Light, 3 bGshei sui, able for Oats;
no4s "a e"ahel GunayG Ha5. FosTER CO.
EEYDRAUIiC CEMENT. rs barrels for sale low by
ATPAR TT Will receive yanderburgh County ordersat
3 PA par i0r Goods as1 the full face Of TN GIdF B sTS
EpED AND WHITE CEDAR WARE
AA 5 dozen Red Cedar Buckets
Gss,I s fasn fS f s 6oasr
% asaorsed. 7ho0pol Cedar lar. Bseleta.
hovs5 80 :. - f COOKS Family fr9eegsEs.
CHAN us .-sr-r
- $50 Long shay7is, drab centre; ~
drab and brown Long Shawls. rec'd this day
and farsale by JAMES Low 4 CO.
decI4-dSw fle Main street, Louisvilhe. Ky.
sTERs-ye ara IRE pared to furnish Holt aIatley
" Oysters quantity for ChTst1nas ard ew Year
oeHf' = I 80, Z = O oOIel-t,oo ~.
GtTEET. FIRE sRTs-P0AtsuED.-
- Brass hand Shoyeis and Tougs;
Coal hovels; Stands for shovels and ToDel: sale
by (dec6) CHAS. s. N Ellis.
10000 P P.sea 5s h5as sstp.,sa.
$50 do Short5
$50 do Ea. Corn in store at
deel2d COOKS Family Grocery.
&c OREESS.1 case asst colors. this day
Il q sale by ia MES Low & CO..
deetT-d&T as Main street. Louisville Ky.
EWYBEFE WHEAP.-sCo Lush re i per Canal for sale
wy by dess GEO. FOSTER & co.
FsaS&0 H.UTESDN.
VIE partnership heretofore existing between Philir
HorHbr'ok and Charles Churchill, under the style
Horntrook Churchill IS this day dissolved by mutual
p HOrntr0ok heTlz ID
P HnRNRROOK
CHAS. CHURCHILL.
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HoRNBRooK
EsUCKygHEaT FLOUR.

2 TST this day 50 saes EEtra Tulled Buck
- Flour, "A No. - direetr0m ltsiUrg-50Ebs each
at Z. BACoN 4 CO.'S
deci Family Grocery. Alsin street.
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seSOMErHfNG GOOD ron CHRISTMAS
- - tbs good Table Butter
10 los Cooking do
20 dcz Fresh Eggs; in store and for sale by
dec2l J, W. d ). YICKERY.
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T O0K Observation-Disclosures Out Lots for sale
~ cheap Cali quick. For particulars inquire Of
] aD19 Il. BACON & co.
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Fsa&&0H,U.TEsDy I,

gTYAIFE WHEAT.-sCo Lush re u per Canal for sale
wy by dees GEO ROSTER & co.
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OOULTRYl POULTRY -
100 Fine Fat Turkeys;
800 do do Chickens;
do Geese;
Some of the above dressed morning snd orsale
T. BACON s co IS Family Grocery,
decl3-dtf Main street. betw Water and First.
tIGARs.-I Havana Cigars Of the best brands.
q at NJ. MIELSCHtS.
novsI First street. opposite Fosa office.
y ENIONS AND ORANGES i hex Lemons;
aeci7-Stf COOKS Family Grocery.
sun DfSEES.
BUSF received of shOveis Spades. Grain
80 Soups and Hay Knives. Forks Axes Matocks
Pic Brush Seythzs Log Trace Halter and Dog Chains
Coffee Mills Coffee Roasters. Mouse md Rat TFaps Meat
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