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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05

vi EW style Bareges. Lawns. Gingha1 Chambrayss plain
and wiss aud Victoria Lawns Jaconets. &c.
L c.. cheap for cash at mhI9-3T* HUGHES.
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EL.ECEION NOrIC

AO1S NOA
NOTICE hereby given that election will be held at
lower Engine Houses. in the city Of Ev
ausviiie on Monday the m pril for tho follow
ing Ofces Mayor. C1uucilmen. City Clerk Col
leetor Marshal Assessor Surveyor and School
that ohm urts appon ted election
at the upper Engine House and William IT. Boicourt, In
speetor lower Engine House BY oil Ger Of Common
Council. " ELL II. "
mhl9-ts City Clerk.
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NEW GOODS
NEW DRESS GOO

LARGE aud splendid stock of Dry Goods lust rec and
"a opened HUGHES, where those who want bargains
had bette mhI9-3w%
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COAL FROM THE B0DIAM MINES.

.tlUAII FFtUNl If1ts bODIANl NIIINhs.,.
TNIS superior article of Coal ready for delivery
u from the tyiandng All orders left ct the Companys
Office CT Sycamore and First streets will be promptly
attended to. S follows:
left IL clock NJ. delivered same day.
and before O'Clock p. H. ds-
sivered before next day.
n the e. and .. Rsilr6aa. - s1ii:6Ws
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EDw ARD boyle.

BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMITHING IN GENERAL,
EE ANUFAGTCRE Of Boiler Rive;s. RaiIroad Chairs
III Spikes. Y. Z. Corner Main snd Cherry streets,
Louis, Mo.
re- Second hand Boilers always hand. Repairing
upou the shortest notice mhl$.sm
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
e w | n Ct M A G. HI n e s

S E w | n Ct M A G. i'll / n 2 S.
FENHESE Machines operate entirely princf-
pie using shuttle, ut needle and twn threads
They operation the hands of families and
sufficiently long give Them thorough trial.
and har given entire satisfaction.
They simple in construction. and highly ornameu
tai we'll useful fitted adorn adys arlor or oeeu
position in the shop the artisan
furnish Machine that would be
y tofany well as 10 the wants Taors
o. Csak Nal Shirt and Collar Manufacturers.
We tpfdant that Machines in IL form
the offered to the public. =,
families testify to their merits on sS
sewing while Shirt and Collar Nanufactu-
their superiority ever all others
Drir work.
alton ofthe Machines soil jteon
Torkbs & Reads, K. o. READ
Sole Agent for southern India
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Vil ROAEREEN.

10 BDA THEN.
HAVE opened the
H1r hner Of Canal aud Main streets szsslsess
ssisp ~ Boar ard FANNY GROCERY kstrh-
lishment where viii be pr pared At all times
suppl Can al add Ohio Boats and families with every
ticle they iced ill., the way OF Stores.
Canal Bossdien particularly requested to remember
N -2swatf JOHN FARRELL.
1885,. NEW SPRING GOODS. 1855
UST received in fresh lot of SPTing Style Goods.
eF which prcp.red DISPOSE of az the figures
shall receive all the lat les Of goods d.
from and aruetrers and hope by
strict the the merchants fair
share ri their patronage J. @. JEW ELL e CO.
mhI3-tf Coruer Vine and FIRST
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05
SPRTNG aND SUpIssER GOO

HAVE withmv stock offspring and summer
goods selected myself with style
Ateral anil invite the gentleman of the city and vicinity
call for themselves. shop second ST. oPpo-
si,o Mr. McCazers Chfrch. DAN. O'NEAL.
IIT.,r REi,EII ED -nuggy Hubbs. Felloes. shaf.s
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the House, yesterday, after We went to
press, Mr.. Oliver, of Mo-, concluded his argu.
ment against the resolution of the Elections
Committee proposing to confer upon them
power to send for persons and papers in the
Kansas contested election case.
This debate was further continued at length
by Mr.. Cumback in favor of the resolution,
and Messrs. Walker and Cullen against it.
Mr.. Crawford having next obtained the
floor, the subject was by consent laid aside
temporarily.
On motion of Mr.. Letcher, the resolution of
the Senate providing for the final adjustment
of certain cases of appeal from the decisions
made by the Auditor Of the Treasury for the
Post Office Department was taken up and
passed.
Mr.. Quitman, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, reported bill to prohibit officers
of the army and navy from having any inter
est in contracts for the supply of any article
for any branch of the service to which such
officers belong; which was read twice and
committed
And then after the introduction and refer
ence of various bills, resolutions, DC, they
adjourned over until Monday hext.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

Inc Unto" discusses at great length the
political position and condition of GERMANY.
Inc I"tefi'gsneer continues its controversy
with the Union over the persistence of Brit
AIN 10 declining to comply with her share of
the stipulations of the Clayton Bulwer treaty
saying:
"s So far from its being true that the present
construction of the Clayton and Bulwcr tire aty
took any body (save the Union) by surprise,
when recently impaired to Congress in the
documents accompanying the Presidents last
annual message, We presume that oil our
readers remember the positions assumed by
the English Government with respect to this
treaty as early as the month of April, 1858.
And the President, We suppose was not ''as.
tonlshed" by the despatch Of Lord Clarendon
under date OF September, 1855, when it as
serted nothing more than he had known for
the two years last past, and upon which the
opinlon OF our Attorney General, Mr. Rever-
dy johnson, was drawn and published two
years ago.
4" The opinion of Mr.. Harding, the Queens
advocate, interpreting the treaty in substan.
9aIly The same as Lord Clarendon's note of
Septemoer, 1898. was communicated to our
government IN the month Of May, 1853, and
al the same date a copy of a despatch from
Lord Clarendon to Mr. Champion on the Cen
tIal American question, was impaired to the
PRESIDENT, and by him sent in to the Senate
on the 3lst Of December, 1853.
rom this despatch IL will be seen that the
BRITISH Government, instead of being anxious
TO postpone the consideration Of the matter
urged upon the United States speedy settle,
ment OF the points in dispute, and expressed
the same views as to the merits of the cues
ton which were so surprising to the Union
when found in Lord Clsrendon's note of Sep
tember last
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On MONDAY EVENING, March 10th
Judge Conrad's great play Of
JACK CADE!
The whole TO conclude with o
FAvORITE FARCE.
ma. DEMPsTER'S
SeeonI Original Ballad Entertainment

w S1Igh Or Vt nfSyrM ITrARTsTs shInON
On MO NDAY EvENIN''. March 10,
INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING SONGS
Il - The Rainy Day." Morning, Noon, End
Night, %" Lament Of The I'ish Emigrant, - The
Barring o. the Door" Highland Mary" "0h,
pocrtith oauld and restless lone, |" "The Death q
Warren" HI'm alone, all alone" CA Mans |,
man for a. that, f" - Dsncan Gray" and The
Nav Queen ;" In three plrts. Toe whole recon
panied on a Chicke-ing Piano Forte, furnished
by the politeness of Mr.. Davis.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS. To commence at s
O'Clock. mar sat
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

Do our friends all know that We publish
Weekly" embracing the cream of the dailyF
1t is just the thing to send into the countrv
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--...- A CARD.
M ALL, BARNARD q CO

M ALL, BARNARD 4 CO AucrIoSIt(
w ANpCoMMIssIoN MERCHANTS, corner fts ~
sylvasia avense anf GA streets, will as usua.
give their especial attention 10 all sales entr1s
70 them, such a. Housekeeping Effects, keai BE-
tate, or any other Goods, upon the most req
vancss On soasiSimsats. - ,gssBS mar Sim
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~ London Publishing Con pany is re
moved back TO the old stand, d street, corner Of
9th, where subscribers having parts OF works,
and neglected by removal. or otherwise, by call.
ing at the above address VIII be promptly at.
N B Agents and young men Of good address
can obtain remunerstve employment a. canvass.
efs for our works. w. II. GARROOD,
mare-9t~ esasral Agent.
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ASTOUNDING NEWS!
EXTRAORDINARY UNDERTAKING "
LIGHTNING NOWHEREtn
TELkGRAPH DISTANCEDnm
$4,000. 600 n Ut On THE n ESULT 49,.


S5,000,000 BET ON THE RESULT 80!
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD MOST RE-
Il specially inform their customers, the pub
lie, and everybody else, that after an enormf Us
outlay, nee essary TO such a stupendous under
taking, (never before attempted by moIt'l, } thai
they, having completed their grand Express az.
ranReme nts all the world, lell for the benss,
Of those fond Of good living, have now the gnh
honor and extreme felicity Of announcing, trun-
pet-toned To the world, and our customers In par
ocular that their great thror Oh express rider has
arrived in the extraordinary and unprecedenteo
short space OF forty-fve hours from Tenallytown,
distance 3K miles, riding through snow lOSh
feet deep, swimming cree ks three feet wide, Kill
ing - horses In the atemp, bringing sealed docu.
nsnts announcing the arrival at Goose Leyel NJ
the tallest and latest specimen Of sheep thst
have been seen In these parts for some tine.
They are the picked Sheep Of all the focks In The
world 10 axes 4, 00a men to fan them 20 keep
them from melting. They were rAised AID graled
by those prince Of farmers Fnnklin J Cr7sf,
ESQ of Montgomery county, Nd and II. stes-
ard, Esq Of Fairfax county, Va, who have
made II a study from infancy how to fatten sheep.
And these are specimen Of their nonpsrIel, ne p9"
ultra undertaking
The subscribers will Offer the above she-p foI
sale at their stalls, No &c and g, Old Cene
Marx {, on Saturday morning, March 8, Ieo,.
Thankful for past favors, with constant endeaVo'
to please, they stil solicit share Of public Pc
ronaRe. II. b. OTTERBACK BIO.
mar 7-ett
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MORE NEW yEwkLRy, WATCHES,

Diamond, Pearl, Cameo, Florentine Mosaic, La
va, and Plain Sets, complete
Diamond Broochee, Ear and Finger Kings
Diamond Crosses, etuds, Pins, &c,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's extra 1ne Watcfes
6entlemen's Fob, Guard and Vest Chains
Ladies' new style Chataleins ana FANCY 0usfds
Pure silver Tea Sets, richly embossed
Waters, Goblets, Cups, Spoons, Forks, Ladies
And every variety Of Fancy slLVERwARE,
The above are all Of the latest styles, Just 10
ceived, and offered unusually low.
NJ. w. GAIT q Bro
mars - Pa. ~. bet. Oh a1A 10th 90.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining 90 tAs Post Once, washr1ston, ID. G..

MareA s, 1855.
IOrdered to be advertised In the " Ectntng
Star agreeable to the following section OF the
Post Once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation OF any daily paper pub
hshed in Washington: ?
SEC. S. And be 90 further enacted, That The
list Of letters remaining uncalled for In any post
Office In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
tished once only In the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall havs ths iargsT
circulation within the range Of the delivery Of
said office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such ONCE.
s1Perrons applying for letters IN the following s VII
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LADIES, PLEASE READ.

lust ARRIVED FROM KINGSTON, IA
" maica, w. l., and in store for sale by the sub.
scriher:
dor PRIME CORDIAL, particularly for
ladies' use.
Also, e. r gentlemen, few dozen Of PRUNE
DRAM, 80 much esteemed for its virtues for the
benefit Of health, about eleven to one O'Clock.
Not TO be had In any other store but al
JONAS p. LEWIS,
= 474, Pennsylvania avenue.
Wines, Liquors, segars, ard line Groceries.
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EMR. +. BUTLER DESIRES TO IN
0 firm his friends that his restaurant, at
the corner Of 18th street aud Pa avenue, remains
open during the evening. Notwithstanding the
failure In supply Of gas. None can BE- Obtained
above l4th street. on the south side Of the avenue
from some unexplained reason, and though the
poor substitute OF candles affords inhnitefy less
brilliancy. Mr.. Butler hopes additional light NAV
be diHused by the smiles Of his msny customers.
mar 6-lt& 4 . ! =
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FINE WATCH REPAIRING.

DARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
L Repairing Of fine Watches BY J a. e
WATSON experienced practical Watch ~
maker, 60 Bridge street, below the Post Ei
Once Georgetown, ID. c. D
Clocks kePt in repair by the year. Jewelry
neatly mended m.r7-3ts
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NJ EDICAE CARD

MEDICAL CARD
nOCTOR STANISTAs HERNISZ, REG
~ ular Practitioner Of Homeopathy. Once,
ISL corner and Fourteenth streets. Consults.
tons from 10 a. m to 3 p. m.
Doctor stanislas HernisI, having returned from
Europe with improved health, will attend to the
prac Ice OF his profession.
lie Docteur parle Francois.
Der Doctor spricht Deuisch.
e Doctor habla Espanol
III Doctore parla Itallano mar 7-3ms
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RTHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
~ ing Of the Democratic Association Of
Georgetown will be held ut Forrest Hall MON
March 10th, at O'Clock. "a.
All the members are req uested to be present as
the election Of officers viii take place. r. FL.
mar SGT u. kkOUSE, Sec
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, 7th of March,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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INDIA; rHE PEARL Of PEARL RIVER,

by K. ID. 4. n soufhworth, 81.
Leaning to Think, by Abbott, so cents.
United states, Canada and Cubi, by Miss Mur-
ray, 81.
Putnsm's Magazine for March, IS cents.
Harper's do do DO
Her ri De L'tour, or the Comrades In Arms, ty
r. Smith, so cents
Annual OF Scientific Discoveries, or Year Book
Of Facts, for SIS; sI25.
For sale by EK LUNDY,
mar 7-tr No. LIS Bridge St, 6eorgetown
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JAMES g. BERRET, P. NJ.

ATTENTION, FRANKLIN FIRE
OA CO., A No. i.-You are hereby notified
to attend called meeting at the hall Of your En-
CINE house on SATURDAY EVENING, March
9Th, at 7 O'Clock. Urgent business demands the
attendance Of every member
ROBT. x. DOYLE, President.
GEO. r. CRossFIEtp, Secretary. mar 7-N
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION
~ TAXES.-Al persons indebted to the
Corporation Of George'own for taxes of even des-
cription, whether under the general tag ordi-
nances, or those imposed for improvement g, are
hereby notified that the same must be pa ID TO the
subscriber without delay, As he has been en-
powered and directed to close his collections in
the most summary manner. As all par so In
debted have long since had their accounts de
livered to them and their payment reQues, ed :,
they must not expect to be again called upon In
person. Those who may wish to avoid tbs heavy
expenses consequent upon destrains, will please
call on either Of my brothers-George Jewell or
Henry Jewell-at the corner Of High and Cav
streets, Georgetown, who are authorised TO give
receipts in my behalf.
THOMAS JEWELL,
Collector of Taxes.
Georgetown, March 9Th, 1856. mar 1T
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&THE SEVENTH OF THE SERIES
~ Of Sermons to the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will be delivered On Sabbath
night, the 9th instant, In street Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev p. D GuRLIY, ID ID
Subject: "The miracle of the new birth"
mar Alt
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.
Posr OFFICE DEPARrMESI, .
CONTRACT OFFICE, March Z, 1888

PoeT OFFICE DEPARrMEST,
CONTRACT OFFICE, March Z, 1883
DRUPOsALs FOR CARRYING The MAIL
Il Of he United States from July !, 1856 70 June
90 1880 iuclusive, on tn. following route, In the
State Of VIRsIaIA, will be received al the Con-
tract Once Of his dep rtmeut until s, y. m. On
the 30.h April next, to be decided on the 9TH May
following:
5255 From werrenton, by w aterioo, Amis.ville
Gaines's Crtss Roads and Washington
to Speryville, 81 miles and back, three
tines a week, In 2-horse coaches
Leave warrenton Tuesday, Thursdsy, and
Saturday at u am;
Arrive at Sperryville s,me days by pm.
Leave SperryviIle Tuesday, Thursdsy, and
Saturday al am;
Arrive at warenton same DAYS by loan
For form Of bid guarantee, and GDtihcste, also
for instructions, &c. see advertisement inviting
proposals for mail service in Virginia and Norgh
and South Carolina, dated January u, 1855.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
mar s-law4w Postmaster General.
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7 o.T.-A LEATHER WALLET containing
IL one Fifty dollar gold piece, Of California issue
AMI a two-hundIed dollar note Ct haad The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving II al
this ONCE. H. b. HORTON.
mar At
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ANNIVERSARY.-TH THIRD
~ Anniversary Of the AsseInbly's Chur h.
Sermon appropriate to the occasion by the pastor,
REV. ANDREW CARoTHKRs, at IL O'Clock to-
morrow (Sabbsth) morning.
The public are invited 10 attend.
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SPRING STYLE HATS, 1856.

NOW READY AT MATTINGLY't Fash
v ionable Hat aud Cap Establishment ~
Also, a fire assortment Of youths and gents +
black ard brown Pelt Hats at the lowest q
prices No 39i Seventh street mar 7-3tS
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The Bubbling Of the Caldron THE closing
of the Virginia and Pennsylvania Democratic
State. Conventions seems to have been the
signal for the renewal of the connection of
the Democratic political waters at this point
There have been moro leading Democratic
party men among US from the two States
named since Monday last, in this city, than
at any previous period since similar events
came of at Richmond and Harrisburg four
years ago. Indeed, it usually happens that
those, more especially in neighboring States,
who take especial interest in the making of
the nomination, begin to flock to Washington
at about this season before each succeeding
national election. They come of course to
see how the land lies where there are collect.
ed leading Democratic politicians from every
State in the Union. ..
The gentlemen of this class who are now
here, though of course each is bent on making
as much capital for his favorite as possible,
seem to eschew the old fashioned custom of
backbiting the other aspirants. We have
converaed with perhaps fifty of them, and
whilc listening to their praises of halt a dozen
distinguished men who are urged for the Gin.
cinnati nomination, have not heard a word
escape the lips of any one of them derog atory
to the .soundness, ability or character of any
gentleman who 80 far has been mentioned as
a candidate for their nomination. We are an
old stager amid such associations, and never
before saw SO kind spirit universally mani
Tested by this class of gentlemen. To our
mind, this condition Of Democratic party sem
timent argues favorably for the exercise Of q
wise discretion and remarkable unanimity
and good temper at Cincinnati. =
George Law.-This gentleman seems to
have turned his political batteries tmoney)
against Fillmore and Donelson with intense
vim. Asfar as We osn learn, every prominent
Know Nothing spouter and all the newspapers
that advocated his nomination are now pour.
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49, adelphia, will deliver free Lecture to
the Young Mems Christian Association IN the
Hall Of the Smithsonian institution on MONDAY
NIGHT, at 8 O'Clock.
Subject Z" The Man for the Tines beau
ideal Of Character for Young Men,
Thepublic are respectfully invited.
mar s. 2t e".f'
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GREAT ATTRACTION AT ODD
M FELLOWS H A l. l. The Ladies'
Fair will be continued three evenings longer -
THIS Saturday EVENING, and MONDAY
and TUESDAY EVENINGS Of next week
Music by the Band and Singing every evening
mar 6-3t
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Appointed.-The Secretary Of the Interior
has appointed to Clerkship in the Pension
bureau, Mr.. Jas. II. Kellar of CAL, (tempo-
rary) at 81 200 per annum.
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R~LADIES' FAIR-UNITAR
~ CHURCH-At the corner Of lith street
and the avenue, over Farnham's Bookstore The
article rem aiming undisposed Of at the above air
will be sold at Auction THIS EVENING 6, 1t be-
ing the last on which the fair will be held
There will be many useful, beautiful and orna-
mental articles offered for the patronage Of tie
public. mar Site
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T OsT.-oN rBE sth INSTANT, EITHER

IL in Washington or Geore etown, a carved
GOLD BRACELET, with two locktts attached,
one Of them hearing the initials Of + H. A suit
able reward will be given II left at this once, T
with Hartley Z Brother, Water street, Gsorge-
town. mar 7-3
OsT.-A ROLL OF NOTES, amounting to
IL s4s5 ANY persons finding The SEINE, VII
receive 500 reward upon leaving IL with c. J.
BURCH, Fourteenth street, or w. p. HUMPH-
RkY. mars
I Osr.-NEAR BROWNS HOTEL, ON,
IL Tue.dsy. March 4th, q Stone Martin FUR
VlCTORINE. A reward Of IS vii, be paid for
its return IL left al the Star Once, or with Mn.
YOUNG, at the U. 8 Hotel msr6-3s
HOOPS FOR THE CHILDREN; ALSO,
l. Building Blocks, Grsces, Tea Sets. Dolls
and leads, Railroads, with a general assortment
mar III HAMMOND. ST.. 7th street.