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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

MurIIArED HUMAN REMAINS FouSp IN ABARREL.
A barrel found floating the foot Of Deman street
eTday which. examining the contents found 10 EN-
brace the trunk man. ofeg and arms four human
ss snd four There also tufts OF sandy hair
hemten rope tied barrel and upon the head Of
branded The word Georgetown" The remains taken
Dead House by order OF Coroner Rddng who not being
able 70 anything further regard thereto bad them
inferred The remains doubtless the sabjsc Of
medical men.
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Advertisement.
RANKIS's OLD STAND,
No IO4 RoEery.

IN 1873.
Hosiery. TNDERGkRMESrs, GLOVES, &c
We beg leave thanks discriminating public for
the co. sny increasing patronage bestowed Ess9sh-
eut land shall col nue regard evidence that
lions IN manufacturing aud importing the most desirable styles
Keeping very large assortment aud selling durable goods al
very low prices, are appreciated
ALEX. RANKIN Co.. Hosiers
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The CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRIsIrY.-Tbe Ves.ry
ofhs Church have concluded purchase the bu hing In which
they worship OF hon'asue and Clinton Streets for
$1,000 The actual value Of the property estimated at
sIs4 COO ineud lots OF ground The TO be
put up suction she funds This "a taken In
prevent Of the property the sheriff being
heavily mortgaged.
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fAdve.tisementI
LYONS KATHAIRON. The immesse pOpnlAritl

Of this upequsled Toilet article entirely without precedent
s sse nearly 900 O0 bottles year and the demand
constantly Increasing Ii he Hair when IL has fallen
preserves and beauties IT, mpartne TO beautiful
soss dsnduG and keeps the Hair perfectly clesni
while it's delightful perfume renders IL the peasaDtest article
ever made Sold everywhere by ell respectable dealers
HEATH HYSgooP Co, PropretOrs No. 63 Liberty N Y
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Advertisement.
THE New Rotary LoCK-For Store Doors,


Dw,unss the strength sinf ty ,hd secII1
81 the b., Bank eno Safe Locks BoE IN use lth IN
aelv superior 70 spv; a.. clumsy ksy changed 70 small
or IL 70 put IN your woke PoE'enlornse sniQs
~ eat he made lock viii be made alike
s,n,,.sly or sred srert lays In tie npnS
sbi,y f il, heinz openei whout e rsht key For sac BY
81 ps,s.,ss. HOLMES VALENTINE BUTLER.
Ne. 80 and - Nsidea lane.
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fAdyertisemeni.I
DR.. s. S. FIrCH's "SX LECTURES on the PRE-

vrxrIoS ard CrkE Of CossUsPIIos, ASTHMA, Bso>esiI
HEIsrpIsEA and the Laws OF LIFE with full exposition
90 NyDc.TEp INuaL "a edition. handsomely
bound IN muslin psges 20 Eugsyngs and steel PORTRAIT Of
the Author viii be furnished for iSvsds ct eene PEI
cor y-ubstsntsy gfw be sent by mail postage - es
Apply b, letter personally to 5. s. FireH Co, No. ZIG
Broadway, New York.
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Advertisement.
CONSUMPTION Il desire 10 treat all COnsump-

NUNSUMPIIUN.- UttIIt 10 tIcut d1I OoHsH1HP
tyes pare those who have tried all Other phyans
without relief ExtereLce has shown that Gov
SUMPTION readily any disease aud that Lung
and Cough SRuP positive cure for Cossampnon IN Al 10
varied forms MIS- NJ j. MAbN, =,
Psyehies Physician and Therapeutics SO West 8hst " 7.
Ofee bous 10 q u. to P. m, Wednesdays excepted
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fAhrertisenlenf.

acknowledgements CHINA, GLASSWARE,
tc-The undersigned remove their ~tof-, No. 81
Veseyst about the it1 inst, sod will of their heavy
stool meantime low prices for cab " prompt cfeS
avoid MOVING The attention Of COlutry A-r
chants Iarte uary Hyited GoULD ELLIOTT, importers
snd Wholesale Dealers. No 1876 Peari-st., New FORK.
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WINDOW SHADES, White and BUN Ii0IIaHu
Picture CORDS, TAssELs &c at wholesale aad retail oy
WoonvoRp WENPLE Manufacturers No SO Csthaine ST.,
NewYork Country merchants supplied At the lowest prices
AID on the uost reasonable terms.
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Advertisement
HILLS & STRINGER's ORIGINAL DANDELION

CosFEE-The public cautioned sgan., bsse limitations
claiming be original Of this truly valuable reneiy for ins
geson SICK Headache &C. and informed that lie
uine that having the aure Of HILLS SrsNGEE
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h.. upfOr.un.i.ly been allowed 70 fal

P,.,e Of our ureh has unfortunately been t0"es 70 iA
"throusk,- he. ~,
his can have reference to " The Lsa1s sem.n~ o.
p,o, w.,rr,,h,- They propose to establish Mission
CT - N. eastern p.r a The city, and Ia situation where
hsy seev, such a Church 10 be needed The ses nc h 20
ns1etn.lI, free the Church being hed niSeI INC -
i,v Tbey expect have substantial onuc1 II ~ a..
and not costly bat such a. they ises ,bsi
-, % IN. memory of the Bishop The sdies .nna U.s.
Chnrrh Of hi. hind the most appropriate ~
-, pho,s whom they 20 have been WAu - -
hhs. and hose heart in the furthcranee o. tue
Gosrei. -. a. - ~ y;,o,ou.ly and hope
-, - -. weeks will ther pia - 70 eus'o
,he 20 hing the result Of their abors before me pa
. -, n. seer that tie Lndiss Memorial Of bisnop 81
he. NOT fsler thouh but it, success, on Toe
their N ost san guire hopes Meantime we woaa ut
tlis q the moment when Subscriptions ht lnla h.,
D@s5eS ,hat TIRE managers may know 70 whal 49,
fund. viii allow them 70 venture retnaes 49, r. ~.
~ tbs lats Bishop who bsd subeciioec
Y oral hich fallen thrOush NAV t1nh
1s,,in. heir subscription toward the Lshes
.hcb or suy other subscriptions, the n,ansEets W. IT,
Any Contributions may be sent to the @ The e.
Colt No IS Clinton place, OF % MI e'SN'''" ~
Memorial Of Bishop Wainwright
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RuS OVER IL BRoADwAY.-Mrs. Margaret Bates,
residing az SIC Hudsons, run over yesterday IN
ay near Beecke street By horse and wagon driven
b. nan named John NJ Smith Mrs B. was very seriously
n and was conveyed by the Police her residence smith
ha Jeff wenthe Police arrived and therefore not arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

ARREST on The CHARGE or RoBBIsG LoD6ER.-
Two named D.ne Canoysn and John taken
into custody by Constable Williams yesterday warrant
by Jus,ice charging them with relieving
sneG JoseTh Cochran of 100 IN gold One Of the accused
lodging house In Water and the other bar
The complainant had jus, arrived in the city from tho
West and took lodgings for the night He the
OBen for safe keeping but arising In the morning -four
him missing are the money also The not found
either the who brought before the above
Justice ard held z amir rtion,
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRETESsEs.-M Mr.. O. Smith,
merchant of Buffalo " arrested yesterday, by Ser
esnt Joursn the Lover Pc Court CHARGED with having
IN December last demanded Mr. Samuel Baldwin, OF No no
sy ont of ewelry the value Of $4,000 by means OF
false and fraudulent pretnses The accused gave bail in
5000 before Justice Connolly, TO answer
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lAdver,isement
We invite the attention of dealers and others II

our large stock and Gas FIXTURES OF
ore Al ard beautiful designs of MANUFACTURE
MITCHELL, BAH ~ Il Co., No. 55 Broadway.
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Advertisement.

The Misses ROHR respectfully InIOrm tHeIr
friends spd the public that they will commence the summer
term Of heir BoARDs and DAY SCHOOL, No. Isl West th
IT,, OIL MONDAY, April IL.
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GAS! Gas GAS FIXTURES OF new and bean
,if,l 5s.gp. ta.t for the Spring Trade.
Also he ehsspesf srd beet PORTABLE Gas WozEs Of
ard proved sruciitH for private dwellings vb4ses
For h0esSls retail cal - Maui featuring D.
No 80 Broadway. ARcHER, WARxEs &Co.
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advertisement
It'll z CORDEILA HOWARD.-BOth THIS AZ

rrRsoos Ard EvE.G her besutu and touching character
OF IDA MAY, Bsrnums Museum. She Is wonderful chhd
supss and nayete of her performances
Her er End mother excellent auxares to her talent
She attracts crowds of delighted people.
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fAdvertiss inent
Advertise nent
THE AUBN PORTABLE Gas WORKS Co. Off

their spr.sip, -. safest and .conoi a tnoE-
for pssIs H5rss, Fsc'ories Villages, &c For information
tL hsse q. County STATE rshs snier their paent
,Iry 1t the fee 4 the Company No. j BEcsdsaJ Ther3
tie aFI.a,-s e 10 operation.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

WILSON'S ORIGINAL DANDELI0N COFFEE
The ger mir sod wholesale by BARNES PARK, HsGss,
CLARK and scHEFFLS BRos. and at retail by Drug
ssts geneay Manufactured " Nos IS and n Eat lltb
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Internationally
BEADS

e. IyLRY pEscRIPrroS
For Sale by
u. p. B Wv,
No lss Pear. St, Sew-Yohk.
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tAdveTps-mentI
pPyLs.-MEHRELY's celebri


,ory sesmbOar locomotive School PsDarior an ohei
BELLS Constantly ham, AID for sale by FAIRBANKS o.
.sti- Sale WsrerCllc NJ lse Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
CITY ITEMS.

TIE BIRTHDAY OF FoURIER.-The anniversary OF
the birthday of Charles Fourier was celebrated on
Monday evening last at the mansion OF Mr.. Albert
Brisbane, No. l49 Second avenue, near Astor place.
About forty ladies and gentlemen were present on the
occasion. The evening was passed 10 conversation
until 10 o'clock when the guests seated themselves to
a sumpiuous supper. When this was duly disposed
Of Mr. Brisbane entertained the company with an APP
propriaie speech lie dwelt upon the importance of
Fou1iers mission, and characterized the truths he
uttered as the first in Importance after the assertion Of
the truths of the Reformation. The fundamental prn-
cpes of Fouriers sOcialstic theory briefly stated
and descanted upon. Speeches were made by Stephen
Pearl Andrews, Henry Clspp, jr., Mrs. NJ. Davis, Ed
ward F. Underhill, DR.. Trenchant, Andrew jackson
Davis, and others. At o'clock the company dis
persed The entertainment on the occasion was fur
rished by Mr.. Brisbane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

SINGULAR DEATH.-Mrs.L Lucy Wines of Greenport,
L. died the effects OF burns sustained by the
ignition Of liquid csmrbor. she took bottle fIom
shelf and slipping her hand IL fell the stove scatter
lis the liquid her and setting Ere She enyeopet
IN and injured to such extent that she died
consequence.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

CHARTER ELEcrIos.-The Charter Election ia Jer-
sey City yesterday passed off quietly and peaceably
In the First Ward there some delay in opening
the polls the result of which was that lighter vote
polled than usual. In the Second Ward the vote
was not large usual but i'll the Third and Fourth
Wards there more interest taken and a full vote
was polled It will be impossible TO get definite re-
turns as to the result until late to day. but the pre-
vailirg opinion last evening that David B. Man
ners reelected Mayor; Noses b. Bramhau re-
elected Water Commissioner, and A. g. Jewell, school,
Superintendent. II was also thought that DaVio
b. dford was elected Recorder bya close vote, and
Peter D. VroOm, Collector.
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THE LATE BIsHoP WAiSwRIsRT.' An srti-e
with III. appeared in Of lie ChlrA pagers La
wee, stains tka; he Irops.el nsu1rA u M sca.cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

CHARTER ELECTION IN HoBOKEs.-The election
N Hobcken yesterday passed of with good deal OF
spirit and considerable hard work. With the elcep-
ton Of two or three slight skirmishes ut the pos,
We. peaceable contest The result was no, definitely
known late hour bat there seemed to b. no doubt
0: the reelection Of Mayor Clickene aDd Of the sue
cess of the Democratic ticket. Both parties fagorel
the introduction Of water that the two third vote
required to authorize its admission into Hob"ken by
contract with the jersey City Water Commissioners
j. certain.
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Advertisement.

advertisement
TX d o L
LIFE, CABINET,
No. S6S Broadway.
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NEwsRK REPrnLIcAs AssocIATIoS.-A Repueh'
can Association has been formed 10 Newark, Oh VIZ
he Hon .Jo.enb G. Hornblower is President. IL has
eleven yicrPrc, dents representing the eleven wares
by prominent citizens. y.,
The Executive Committee is composed Of MAYOR
Poiuier. Nathan Hedges, David Ripley DAVID A.
HAYES William Siyey
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LINES OF ROBERT L. srEyZSs.-Mr. Rober l..
s,,yers 4 Hoboken has been confined 70 bis bed or
,fSay, spo low yesterday that was feEs'
il ros ie fL.t be would live through tho night hs
il Illumination resR.iios from the gut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

RysIr gD.-Ad .Totn Gritfith OF the Fir'' War
J.r,.y CITY Is, resigned ia the Comm0n Coo1c ~
IS elected soIne months il the place OF Aid Lyman
resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

PHRESoLoGY-A course of ten lectures on this pop
ular science by Mr. L. N Fowler is announced to be
delivered in Con mental He'll CONNIE ncing this evening
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-12

I HAVE this day sold TO Ii. kirkham my entire
J. interest in the Family Grocery Business, ana
with pleasure recommend him to the public as
man deserving of your patronage.
March 2ed A B. BALL
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W. RANSOM a. co.

Formerly Wonderly Il RANSOM
n Q. 2e3 :. 4. corner of Main and Cherry streets,
~ ST. LOUIS, MO, Manufactures Of COPPER
SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK, such az COPPER
PIPES FOR STEAM UISTlLLERIES AND STEAM
ENGINES, COPPER STILLS Brewing Kettles Well
and Cistern Pumps, soda Fountains and Generator
Breeching Chimneys and Escape Pipes, and every
other article in their line Of business.
They also manufacture aud keep constantly on
hand the celebrated premium STEAM BOAT AN
HOTEL COOKING STOVES Of all sizes.
Particular attention will be given TO all kinds of
DISTILLERY work, for Dis IILLEkIES mash ng
from 100 to 1900 bushels per day or any other size
that may be wanted. Satisfactory references will
be given in regard to DISTfLLERY work, as
there several in successful operation, through
the WEST and in this city of our manufacture.
Inchal DIM.
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Special Notice.

"NEvER SAY DYE" 10 pcrs whose hair has be-
come gray promatnrey, unless YOU sure Of advis
ing the use Of some thing which vii remedy the mat
ter DYING the hair with ordinary articles is, at
beat but a temporary affair, and tn shade produced
isany thing but that with which nature adorns the
human hair The sIsrxIrAnLF II AIR CoroarSo" and
Restorative of G. Heimstreet q Co., does not act as
dye it stimulates the natural sectetions at the roots
of the hair by giving life and tone to the small
vessels which the natural ealoring, and thus
gives them life and strength II does not stain the
skin and may be used freely water, and with as
much safety The article is composed of oil and
stimulating spirits. afordng ayr seable hair wash,
and is an excellent substitute for oil or pomatum.
The peculiar properties of this preparation render
/, entirely different from any thing in use for
the hair.
The color OF the hair when restored Is exactly the
shade it before it turned gray, and the singular
phenomens attending its not only curious but
easily observed As the bulbs at he roots of each
hair are affected by the remedial agents, the com
mencement Of the change may be noticed; the bulbs
grow dark, and in u short time the hair from the
roots outward begins to turn in shade, and SO con
tnues to do until the desired change is Effected
the hair the glossy appearance and shade OF
youth. This may strange, but no more strange
than true" The article has been extensively imitat-
ed and persons should be particular purchase OF my
agents. The genuine has the signature Of the late
firm and present proprietor across the top OF each
bottle. w r. HAdAN,
Surviving partner and successor 10 G. Heimstreet
4 Co, sole proprietor, Troy New York. For sale by
5. HEIMSTREET, Union Block
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Shorter
Fall into line, gentlemen disunionists.

Iowa CRY ELEcrIoS.--We learn that the
Locofoco ticket was badly beaten at the Iowa
City election, and their entire county ticket
Jared no better.
What do DIR. Eads and the Democracy
think of the important elections Of Keokuk
and Iowa City by this time?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-12

A FRESH invoice of Garden, Flower, and Field
n Seed, just received from Landreth, Philadel
phia. Also, lot of Onion Sets, at A. A. Britton ::
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 63 Main street.
mcb39dtf
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No. IA Second Street, Sc. Louis, Mo.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
REMOVAL.
Nv have removed our entire Stock of Wooden
w and Willow Ware to No. l2e Second street,
one door above Vine, opposite Kings Hotel.
.. Cnppies Co.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Brooms, Brushes, Mats, Matches, Black
ing, Hemp, Manila, Jute and Cot
ton Cordags and T,cines,
OF all kinds. Wrapping Paper, Serves, Curry
Combs and Cards, and Hamcs
Being engaged more extensively in nanufactur-
ing than any o. her house in our line in the West
and Will sell lower than any other house in
st. Louis, and il you Will call before either
purchasing in either Chicago or Cincinnati, you
will find that our prices will average lower than
in either Of the two places. We call particular
attention to our
Stock of TURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES,
Well Buckets and Iron Bound Kegs, from to
ten gallons and Brushes Of all kinds, and all kinds
of Willow Wagons, Cradles, Cabs, Hampers, Clothes
and Market Baskets, and every descr ption Of Fan
cy Work and Travelling Baskets, Cedar Tubs,
Churns in Boxes, Cans and Buckets, all Of st. Lou.
is manufacture, except the two last, which
bring direct from the manufacturers.
We are also Agents for PIERCE cos Miwau-
kee Matches, winch selling at Factory pri-
ces, freight added We are also manufacturing
the lar re Steamboat and Stable Brooms, and hrsL
rate im taiion of Shaker Brooms. Broom Handles
and Irvine always on hand. mch3ldim
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4 ELY HURLEY have just received the finest
IN stock Of goods for gentlemens wear ever
brought to Keokuk. II is unnecessary for US to
enumerate the various styles and patterns, all we
ask is call, and we will satisfy citizens that
we have the article, and will have them made up to
hi and please. Our place Of business is the old
stand two doors west Of the Post 0ice, johnson St.
apr3 DAWN KELLY HURLEY.
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DAVID PEARCE,
WHOLE SALE DEALER IN
III n t s Il N d Caps
Exclusively,
No. 116 Main street,
ST. LOUIS Mo

I AN now receiving the largest and most complete
l. Spring and Summer Stock of
Hats and Caps,
Of the Latest and most Desirable Styles ever
brought to this market, to which the attention OF
purchasers is respectfully called, and examina
ton of goods and prices solicited. Having made
extensive and permanent connections with ali the
principal and most fashionable Hat and Cap Manu-
tacturer in the East, shall be in tant receipt,
throughout the Spring and summer, of their Best,
Latest and most Fashionable productions.
Orders will meet with pro- pit attention. Persons
ordering by letter will please state whether articles
wanted for Men, Youths, Boys, or Children
also, the kind, quality and color, and about what
price is wanted. DAVID PEARCE,
nch3ld No. ll6 Main Street St. Louis, Mo.
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Des Moines River Lands fer Sale.
LAND DEPARTMENT,
Oes Moines Navigation & r. e Co.
OrruxwA, Iowa, April z, 1855.
SNHE undersigned hereby gives notice. that
this Office is open for the sale Of these val
liable lands. They will be sold on long credit, and
In lots to suit the means and wishes of purchasers.
Any further information desired in relation to
these lands, will be furnished application ~ this
once, by mail or otherwise.
GEO. r. PERKINS,
Land Com missioner.
I'm
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ALE AND PORTER DEPOT.
n II. EVANS, Wholesale Dealer in Ale, Porter
IL. Malt, Hops, Wines and Liquors, Nos 209 and
I'll, North Main street opposite Missouri Hotel,
Sr Louis, has in store the following:
$500 Barrels Dayton Ale,
450o barrels Pittsburgh Ale,
1000 barrels Cincinnati Ale
POO barrels Kenneth Ale,
1900 barrels Philadelphia Ale,
500 barrels Cincinnati Porter
500 barrels Pittsburgh Porter,
800 barrels PhiIadeiphia Porter,
IT'S casks Scotch Ale, pints, superior brands,
80 casks Scotch Ale, quarts, superior brands,
70 casks London Porter, quarts, superior brands,
l25 casks London Porter, pints, superior brands,
200o bushels prime barley Malt,
200 gross porter and ale Bottles Pittsburgh man e.
50 half bales Corks,
1900 Ale Barrels, wood and iron hoopcd
Is bales New York Hops, superior quality,
wines md Liquors:
% or. pipes United Vineyard, Bro. d Co.. Cognac
Brandy,
IS or. pipes Alex seignette, Ccgnac Brandy,
II or. pipes otard, Dupuy & Co., Cognac Brandy,
Rochelle Brandies IN ], and pipes,
pipes Holland Gin,
100 bbls New York Brandy, IS bbls New York Gin
80 bbls. Magnolia Whisky, copper distilled
500 bbls. Rectihed Whisky; 100 do Old Bourbon, do
rs bbis. Old Monongahea Whisky,
rs bbs. Old Rye Whisky, very superior
p bbIs. New England Rum,
30 bbs Jamaics Rum pure,
10 bbls Cherry Brandy,
10 bbls. Peach Brandy,
j hbls Apple Brandy,
- bbls. Sweet Malaga
20 casks Port ne,
IS baskets Champagne, pints and quarts
30 barrels superior Cider.
The above goods will be sold at the lowest market
rates for cash, or to prompt buyers on favorable
terms. mch3i dot
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Dfssoiutton.

vTsHE firm Of Bail d kirkham was this day dis
i solved by mutual consent The business in fu-
ture will be conducted by H. Kirkham, who is alone
authorized to collect all debts and pay all claims
against the old firm. A. B. BALL,
III. kIRkHAM
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STORE TO LET.

STORE TO LET.
r HAVE on Main street, adjoining MessFs. Cady
l. Jones & Peck, excellent store room for rent
II eighty feet deep, twenty feet wide, and three
stories high above the basement, and eligible
house for heavy business. For terms inquire OF
Cady, J ones & Peck, of the undersigned.
apr5-dlw 9. III. PERRY
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NOTICE

IL ANING purchased of y, 4. Williams his en-
L L tire stock Of Groceries viii carry on th
above business and sell very lew figures in order
make for Spring stock. For extraordinary
bargains call his old stand on Manstr between
4th and 9th,
Also the highest cash price paid for all kinds of
produce. W. II. AUSTIN sCo.
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G. The Chicago Democrat, John Went
worth's paper, comes out for John G. FIRE.
mont, for President, and \. P. Banks for
Vice President