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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15

or Dante's famous line. "All hope aban
don We who enter here!" has been recommend
ed as a motto for American railroad cars
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15

or One thousand three hundred and
twenty-five persons were committed to the
New York City Prison, during the month OF
March, for nisdemeanors AMI felonies' This
number is about an average.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15

EBECElVED.-Sew prime Sugar. Loaf sugar. powders
& sugar Rio cose Sardines. RAisins Mclasses and mn
liverpool Table Salt for sale by gr-2 it,r,a.DsN
NH : Z. i. q D. Hti MA =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15

cr The Cincinnati Gazette thinks that
Thackery, who has just been lecturing upon
the Georges of England in thatcity, was more
the gamer titan. those who paid to hear INN.
"FIis talents" says the Gazette, "for saying
nothing in most entertaining manner, sur
pass. those of any speaker we ever heard"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15
: sxORTNsON 81 BROTHER.

. -
tSILKS.FANCY DHESSG3ODS LlNENSsW HiiEGOODS
Fel- Ribbons, Gloves, Hosierys
TR INNINGS, BONFETS. MsANIiLL.4S, &C.
ywTOU L d call Of buyer their complete
~ stick Goods mhich constantly being
BY aaily receipt pet Adams aud Amsrcan o.
the Dress Goods imported
ito he coutry visiting the market uay al ways
iy or In iu our throughcut the season as
r.sidant buyer in New fork Keeps US
pltd vi til everything in demand. aptzT mus"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15

rs srriug or sa medcine would commend
DR. HosrETrEE's celebrated stomach Bissers above an
tha~s Ia effect upon
system is truly astonishing It's tome action or
liver all humors to the surface thereby
cleansing this system from impurities is what has gained
for these Bittets such envahe reputation rasmuen q
thew are pleasant beverage an are ~
use as family medelne wherever known
oy Of1ssis'S anu AZ III II ALLOCk s. sToDDARD f
WOObSEY & SAWYER. Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15
apRfNG AND SUMMER GOODS.

THE under iEned takes inform the citizens OF
city and vicinity receipt Of full and senei
of Spring SUMNER DRY GOODS aaG fsSpe
fully requests the favor of a call A An aNi M:
mhl5 I'm Main street, next door e Branch BANK
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15
NEW SrRING MILLINERY

xEIsS BARKER has Just received large assortment Of
I'VE Millinery consisting OF Nepotan, SILK and straw
Bonnes which she calls the attention OF the
EvansvJi,s |. nd yiapity f. r. BARKER.
mh3i ~ First street. between Main aud Locust
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15

CLAss Fl.AsKs 80 boxes qaart mt and hf- pint just
IL reed per Aeob Poe. for sale low by
ap5 s. Z. GILBERT CO., sye. near Water
FENOB ass and qualities from i5
III to 4nc FER ID. ilSt reed for sale by
AS g.. 5fLBERT a CO.. s!e, near water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15
CORPORATION NOTICE

0RDERED that the owner lot Ne: L. block No II in
the Eastern EniargeeAt cause SAT- 10 be Tiled NJ
a. a. with the city grade within days after
the this notice and in tetanit thereof the
Marshal ia said service and the costs
AMI aesruedng thereby be assess 10 and col
Nv sale much thereof will satisfy
sS f lien and costs By order Oummoa 90 neil
: ans : tser'r. = " ELL. H. WALKER City CLERK
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15

A FEATBoAT lying the mouth of the bayou one nail
n and half owe West FraI kio is offered for sale
s boat occupied Edw hite as wood boat
rantnd strong and durable Apply to WIN, A. CAfhsft
two the Henderson Jerry on the indiana
IF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15

fyHE undersigned having determine 20 move 70 Cafor
MA offers Tor ale the which he = sides.
situated road leading from Evansville 60 NJ srnoa
in Perry Township, aiming t26 CON-
nred II three trscts rovet aud @crrSa vita
me best water healthy II tae eounty OF aneer
hnrgh Persons ushfnE base part the Shoe OF
said Farm by Application 70 the ahosf-
sign n % upor urs pte~ss' THOMAS KNIGHT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15
o E1 ~ I . Z a Il
LErTENH

ID EMAININ G in the Post 0fice at Evansville, ina
IL April 18th, 1856. .,s e.--.,,, ~, =.
"a dvsrtised," and give date of Lts' ~ s7f7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15
ADAms, ExPKEss COmPANX.

uyBE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfnlly
nouuce 70 their Friends the public OF Evansville end
xieinity they have determines 60 orsn an oes "a
The bus esg Of Line. and have appointed Mr. GEo
McRfnE as agent who from his past connection
;tb n busipess perfectly miliar with ell theeutee
and the their operation This ms
hee with the Of ncreasine the sciler OF
and thereby its hiy to the pub
o Accomplish which the best efforts of our local agent
will be especially directed -
having business with our viii please
MAN, who alone is authorised 60 act for
US nn rosn sni' ALFRED rrHER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ap7d&%ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15
RODI.m NEINES.

GO8Ii COALM5 COALiI COAL!!a
ARDERS or uoaI the above Mines received st tbs
~ following plaees namely. .esssts saa.1
At the 20 N pany' Once. cor. lst ana Sycamore
Attic house OF ohm Way man. LaRasco
At Mr. Speare's Grocery, Fgfton Avenue. Lamaseo.
Att w 4 s. Viskery'ss Main street j,
hI-rders oesYered the day of apPheAtlon PTiee oe-
iivered IOc per bushel 81 so load OIL enshes
anl0.tf - J. a. BARNARD Secrcs-ry:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-15
VALUABLE PROPERTY
flnRp,lagAFION NDTRCE

nRDERED that the owner ownersoi L.sts Nos l. .
Lots Nos sud So block No ST. all in the Eastern En-
city of Evansville, eauss plank sidewak
TO Be placed fronts sides Of said lots on
extending from the cornsr of Chestnut TIE
Of Within days after the
in default thereof the Marshal Is
sad srriee and aeeruins
thereby will he assessed 70 by gale said lots
SO much thereof will satisfy said lien AID cesss By order
Of the Common Council. - ,-.,ypp cut
/ APPS l0d ff4 "a. ~ Will n y A. En-. OlerH.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25

CoxyExF LIEE-SLEEPrEs UPEtsHr the
Convent Of Poor Clsrss, (Brusssls) The nuns
never lie down, but sleep upright. q went"
says the author OF "Flemlsh Interiors, "Sp
narrow, corkserew, stone staircase, ialo their
eels. and saw their extraordinary beds they
conss, Of hard aud almost a oyliadsrical mat.
tress stuffed With straw, about three feet long;
at right angles to which Is fixed an exceedingly
hard and uprgA. mattress OF straw, (pailasss)
10 support The back. There is no pillow, Dsith'
er are there shee,s, and only one small, thin
blanket. A basin and ever Of water stood Cd
the grouDd, and The sleeping habit hung on
nsg behind the door. There was no other far
blt1re. A small window opened on the garden,
and the honey suckls which embowered it gave
something Of cheerful aspect to the denudsd
/ little doTmitory.
Tbev rise at half pasI four o'clock. are al
loved ouly five minutes 70 wash and drees' ana
90 down 10 chapel, where they pray and med
tate ill hai-psst Eve. when their frst mass is
said this is always at a fixed hour, and is iol-
lowed By one and sometimes two more. After
these, they remain at chapel I'll halfPast IL.
Their frst meal which they call dinner, Is at
bsl(.past le, and consists entirely Of hsrbs,
vegetables, rice, eggs, &c. Butter, cheese, milk
snd What they call lGa batta (mik aud eggs
beaten up, they also eat, bat not at Lent sea-
aons. Their second and last meal is at seven,
and consists Of dry bread and domestic beer
The sisters do everything for themselyss-WaIh-
ing. mending, sweeping, securing, DE. The
rule Of the lay Sisters lS slightly less severe II
every particular. but even this is aseetic en-
ough 10 startle most secular persons.
The sister who showed us the mysteries ol
the house was very pleasant, amiable-looking
woman. OF about thirty ave. She bad peeu.
liar calm. holy expression Of countsnance' and
exnrsssed hefself perfectly satisfied in the lie
vhich she had made choice, now about hiteen
wears since. The discipline they Observe, sh'
said was GOOD for tbe soul and the body too.
I, ssers thev are removed from house 10 hous'
10 nrevept too great an attachment to one 10
oalitv. She and her lay sister we're cent
short time ago on a mission to England, AM
~, v,ss another considerable grievance. to her
- she said she kept her trouble TO herself
"a oncarted il az one Of the acts OF Fubmissio
- tbe viii Of her superior to which hsr Tui
boupd her. The first night they arrived
London. y hen they put up at the hotel !; tne
we're shown into room where ths'osds weIs
ofcomse. horizontal. This was da1cnlI
ghieb had not occurred to them, and they mad
an their ainds to adopt the same p1Tuon
ne rest ofshe world but no sooner had the
tried il tbsn they found il impossbls TO sleep
accordingly, they relinquished The attempt aa
,ot;ng the mattress of the beadstead. placed
kalf ,ipriebt against the wall, and had resss
to be perfectly saiisLed WiSh their Ingsnio
Iexpedlent."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25
NNLEMhB

Who writes = iranasupg loog easugh
To convsta world. bat Oh sush stuff
As that gimcTast can eombias.
At ou- aaudrsd words ior evsry dine.
Whose language's understood BY isw
irs Esi,Eer EBglilh nor Hebrew,
Eor Latin, French, nor Dutch ror Greek.
In kazah longuss, IL vain you'l sssE.
For sush strange uusarihly uoiss
As 10 eonvsrtsiioa be employs.
4 grunt. gsps, yOu kaoH aill suit
b. Wlich brute will know brats.
Whsl Tars Lsli saay in Mexico.
VITO did get sick aud could not go7
Because the elims.e vas so warm
he could not tbsrs. live free from harm
Bat i they'd Only change Ibs 6.ld
He'd buckle on bl sword and shield
| But b5asisd arms were lsh 70 rust.
A coward. yoa ean never trusL
When niscresHI vie. who laws deride,
And b. unsrrag rules tried,
When e'sr they issl the halter draw,
Units 70 curse aud damn The Law
Auc those Who eKseuts the same
WIlh The las must share The blame
With weeping eyes, sud scarlet face
"D,fsl'y" makes cut the case
is dist" hers. birds Of feather
Kites and crows vii aock together.
and when a Vsgrsal msNn and low
Has stolen, or doze something So
lie is thss.rl. them " defend,
And cry aaI ear. when they're condemned.
''Dist" u Dumas bin and ChOaty'S speech
Again cried out this public lesch
In declaration loud and big
Helped By the man who wears a wig.
Bu: Hold know Just what YOu think
That Hades contains no such a sink
Therefore dear Muse. DO you intend
Your precious momen;s IhuG to spend
To wssts 10 words, insiesd Of mind;
The dust and sweeping Of mankind
Who 10 This life act bad their parts
With feeble minds, malicious hearts,
PerIurbsd natures, iretiul souls.
Whose lives are kept in constant broils
Because dame nature. in her plan
Placed them 10 the scale Of man
For hablts. HE, aaI ali eOmOlne
10 depravs the hesrl, sonuPt the mind
Therefore ,hs.r fruits, 70 you bring
Such ara rnose, Of SuOm sing.
viii thsy improve IL act aud deed =?
My adnontdons will they heed
For them this duly, have done
In kindness. my rhyme have spun
Ths, being complete, whs! more can |.
Dear reader DO, than bid you COED bye.
HuDIBRAs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25

John lnsh'J CroO Ohio
L-srG the lands 70"
for The taxes H the county sur .r. and py
The ysa! 1905
NO M saS Is thereof win be necessary pay h9 g taxes % h
described ss oeesd for sale al the Veus @
est anC P Carroll On The see hSnGul . bs
sry % ~ .ss.v charged paid before h time h
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-25
nFl l1aODENT llST FOR 1885,

w s. s and within Of Carroll delinquent Tor
a S@sn. previous with interest penalty mere
On aad including the taxes Of 1855 IT,.
ss o-..rNsus IRIEisI and Oors A. tVaSl lSs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10
TR PORT ALTON.

S5,tt car BE- obtained at the oIif6e IN WheeliRg,
and iuformatiopas 70 every line and west
Ohio River.
PASSENGERS BOUND WEST g
can by taking route, time, aud distance
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10
JULY 10. 1856.
/. MISCEI.LA NEOUS. I

TERMS:
ForlFWz toarses tac9EdtaS dlDspgrtaaeRtse q BOOK
EeeptRg, Lec1urss GHd Premiership, fardSdo m
For Faii cotsssia Ladies q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-10

GOING NORTH

GOING soUTII-The StoA ". Train will connect at San
lusEy with Morning from Toledo; Monroeyle with
shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from oeysand at
Mansfield Express from Pittsburgh, and at
Newark with West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The g. 20 p NJ Train will connect at Sandusky with steam
City Detroit; Mpuroey with western Train
C. T. RI Shelby Junction at b'21 p NJ. with the Mail
Train on c. O. c. II. c. Columbus Cincinnati; Mans
field Junction at 555 p. NJ with Past train on o. p r. r.
Tor Pittsburgh, and ut Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio X. r..
GOING NORTlI-The 9.26A n Train viii make close con-
nectlon Mt Newark with Mail Hellar c. o. r.
r.; Mansfield with Express for pittsburgh
Shelby 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, and at SonToevie with
Mail Train o. C. q. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
7 will Newark with Express from
the East on Genital olo Road Mansfield Junction With
Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at 62l
with Cincinnati Mail Cleveland MUnroGye with Night
Express Toledo Chicago, and at Sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago:
saItdusky, Aug. 4, 1855. sepI5-tf
The daily union., 1856-12-23

the opinion that the occupation OF site Is sur-
cenuy indicated either BY actual survey upon the
ground Of the town into streets alleys and blocks or the
publication OF the plat OF the same evdencng the connex
ion with the public surveys 10 give notice 10 Others
Of the extent OF the town site all within the limit OF S20
acres and that such survey and publication o. plat Is
sufficient evidence indication that the lands have been
selected municipal site and therefore not subject TO
rural pre-empon under the law OF ls4l and further
that the settlement and occupation OF any one OF the sub
divisions Of the $40 acres maximum as town site s sui
hcient entte the occupants 70 entry Of the whole
under the aforesaid act Of 1874
The question having been raised whether either OF the
district land officers could while IN commisson avail him
self Of the pre-empon privilege this Office had no dim.
Guilty in determining that in It's opinion they stood disabled
in this respect under the general principles of law and
the question being submitted TO the Attorney General
he concurred holding that athough not expressly for
hidden by statute still il appears inadmissble by the gem
eral principles Of law, and OF statutory construction
Positive legislation is recommended in connexon with this
principle orbidding under penalty registers and reeeiv-
ers and any other officer connected with the land SYSTEM
from purchasing in any way directly or indirectly any
OF the public lands such being the law in regard TO the
employees Of the General Land Office.
Spoliation Of Timber.
In connection with the sale and supernendence OF the
public lands important interests in the timber growing
thereon in the States of Michigan Wisconsin, and Mime
sofa Territory have engaged the attention Of this oc IN
consequence OF complaints made by settlers and others of
it's spoaton To meet the exgoncJ printed instructions
issued the local land officers directing them among
their other duties to take charge az special duty o. the
preservation of the public timber lands within their
respective districts and, with yes IO0cn'V 20 the
government and punishment Of Sfenders % ss he Tim
Der cut and report the Vi casss foF such action
the public interest may require IL gratifying 70 re-
port that this prompt economical and direct motbod OF
suppressing the growing evil has been In great measure
successful and depredaions hitherto committed TO de-
porabe extent, have almost entirely ceased.
The usual statistical tables Of lands sold granted and
otherwise disposed Of described In the annexed synopsis
and schedule respectfully submitted showing the
details of operations mentioned in the foregoing.
With great respect, your obedient servant
THOS. A. HENDRICKS, s.
Commissioner.
The Hon. RoBERT McCLELLAsD,
Secretary Of the Interior.
The daily union., 1856-12-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication
from the State Department. transmitting detailed state
ent Of the contingent expenses Of that department for the
year ending June 30tb 1856 which was laid on tho table
and ordered 10 be printed.
The question then stated to be on the motion Of
Mr.. WAsHBuRN, Of Maine Monday last suspend the
rules requiring resolutions calling for information 10 lie
day to enable him 70 obtain the immediate con-
sidcraton Of the following resolution;
Resolved That the President be requested 10 10 be
communicated 70 this House statements Of the amounts Of
money paid and liabilities incurred for the pay support
and other expenses Of called into the service
United States IN the Territory of Kansas either under the
designation Of tho militia Of Kansas Of po.ses summoned
The daily union., 1856-12-23
MEMORIALS, PETITIONS, ETC.

Hon. ROBERT TooMBs from the State of Georgia. appeared
in his seat this morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-03
80 uETHIIsG NEW

4 Nnhjghly important 10 NIL interested in the
\ con straettan and repair of all kinds of build
ings. stea nhant cars
fbe uni fsiwa Il would announce TO the people If
tn" city II kcns ak and vicinity that they are now
knssel' Patent Compound Cement Roofing on can
was, com .rtng the roofs If ordinary sized build
lngs ia day. Alsn will old leaky In roofs
at half taecTrense, making them good or better
than whom new,
From good m sufficient reasons we repose the
utmost citd ice in the adapt dness VI the combina
ton and IT this cement foi all roofing purpo-
ses. IlaNlngs 81 its merits faithfully denonsra-
ted prepared 20 say that il lis superior TO Tin
Shingles. Slrte, any other roofing now In use
beingpcrfeeily watcrtght and hreproof, admitting
If any tch. "a her ste, . or fiat.
| Ii ndh trmiy towhatever il is put upon il
not affected by he beat of summer the frpsts Of
winter. - nos lr ipor run but becomes ard and
smooth gtmtt ~ Of any amount Of wear by tread
ing there al, RVS az cheap ~ single.
We vi Il G. state TINT this is Pitch. Felt GRAY.
Ell, lndiarubisl Gum sheliach Guttapercha roof
ing, hu different combination from any and ali
the cem.l, rbainE used this city or vicinity
| Ailraodr ( i ne by warrant equal TO the
saulplt vii be seen ST nur shop. the corner
nf 5th Esd Lf1eAsts., ut our boarding place, st
Charlie tina,s,
All atst.stelwS invite - cali before cont ractiue
for other Tuodn.. COWLES PALMER.
! NoTice. To those wishing to engage il the bust
ness cls,w!iere offer for sale the most of Tia.
counties II til, State. C.xp.
/ July - d9n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-03

NOC1CE.
The Preshytery Of kcok uk viii hold its next sta
ted meeting ut Montrose. Iowa, on Friday, 10th OF
October, al Z u'eloek p. NJ.
Every Minister and one eIder frem each church
are expected to ha present.
Ministers and Churches will please bear In mi nd
the COLLECTIONS for church extension, and also for
tbs aad II our eaildidses studying for the Gospel
ministry. q. c. BEAMAN,
I'd Stated Clerk
tNNGINkEEs' STOCK can be had at OGDEN'S
IL eepts 81 Main-s,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-03
DISSOLUTION,

NOTICE is hereby given that the eo~partnership
~ heretofore existing between Creighton uh-
mcr is this day dissolved by mutual consent All per-
son, having accounts against the hrm VIII pleas"
present them to A. j Dinner for payment, and all
persons knowing themselves iDdebrrd to the firm
viii ls good enough to cali and settle With \. j.
obmtr +. B:CRhiGiiIaN,
Iuly d. 1855 A. j DINNER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-03
rVNNtatE Gko. r. sMYra ~ coysApLE
SaNNissiE- >MYTEB Il CO..
WHOLESALE GK0CERs,
DE Al IES IN TENNES2EE lRnN

Df.SisIhS IN IENNES0EE lkON,
AND ,HbGRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nos. 81 4 5s
LvH a. 4 psite Steamboat Landing.
Have row ua hahd Il full and complete stock for
fall trad IL which the attention VI purchasers is
solicited laug %
MATCHES Ara sole agents Tor Pierce &c ebra-
w ted taateacs. City trade supplied by the guam
uty, al Factory prices. large supply now hand,
by C0NNABLE, SMfTH 2Co
nus %
SUNpRlEs.--.tu Bias. Roofing Pitch, 800 Rolls
- d.. Papers, both plain and saturated. so Bale.
oaAums y Hess cut aud wrought spikes. For sale
by CpNNABLE, SMYTH 4 co.
aug2s
SEAMLEso sACks.-J0B0 large 2 bushel, vi
~ superior quality. just received direct from the
manu- acttHels. Tor ssie hy
aug q oQNNABLE, SMITH Il co.
DLAsItR PARIS And okMENT--2o bbl.
L Piasier fasis, 100 hbs. Cement. Eur sale by
aug Is toNSABLE, sMYTH AGO.
DoWbEt! PowDEg!!-ioe Kegs Riao Pow
ter powder - cases h powder. Now in cur
magazine atd FIR saie by
aug - coSNABLE, sMYTH 4 co.
| ATIAllHM pl.Aas.--s00 boxes yariuus sizes
| w Ialnbiers, Jars, riaks, Ae. For sale by
aug - tuNNABLE SMYIH a Co
/ fHEANa-Si Iron AND BLACKSMITH TOOLS
| dc.- ions Assorted Bar Iron. 900 Slab.
/ itoH steel 9 ton. Square and oc,agon Cast Steel
! ] ton spurs Ste /, tpiis Germau Steel, | tor
/ American aia English Blister Steel. A large VA
riety u biacf nj, h tools, for sale low to MGR
chants yrsmal's, by
aug q coSNABLE sMyTH 4 co.
| NoIlei.- Win be sid TO pay charges If MOI call
/ ' 81 t3r ~.tlin thirty days. Planning Machines
and Blk Ma hines Received per steamer ..sau
Young, sep,su Der iota, 1858, in the name OF vii
aug2S CoNNABLE, sMYTH & co.