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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-25
ROCK HAVEN FOR SALE.

-, WISHING to retire from active busin my
fs,sST farm, offer this place for sale On it
7Ss ~ eommodious Tavern House. large three story
Ij5 Stone Wal ehouse also of Frame Pork House
capacity slaughter from 400 to 500 hogs per
day with good stables all necessary outbuildngs 1t
haI landing of good depth water and at all times
free from mud. good Dry Goods and Gro
cery Trade and is widely known shipping Pon second
to but Ohio Louisville Evans
VILE The chara of the business of the
place mperatvey require other branches of business be
conducted Tobacco Stemmery &C., &c. all
TALLY necessary supply the demands of the public and
which if DONE would increase the general business of
place amazingly section of the country from which
this time trade has been derived for want of roads
and nearer point other will short time
brought to this place Gas issued
of further information ad
dress ROBERE GhAHAM.
jv9-tds Rock Haven KY.
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NEW BOOKS
| " The Life aud Adventures of Beekworth;
The Martins o Gre Martin. by Lever; just out;
Abbott's Francona Stories, complete set
Steel Enrgavings of Fillmore Buchanan and Fremont
IS cents each;
Lives of Buchanan and Fremont;
Fillmore Fremont the campaign just
nd for bv sepI2 = , DOBELL & LISTER.
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z. II. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.

hOLEtS AA1E bEHAEh1 htSNA'
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW TIE CORNER
W H. COOK begs thank his friends in Evansville
RA neighborhood for their avors freely bestowed
he has business them and
this opportunity of introducing to their notice his M
A COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
date solieits the firm OF T. II. Cook SON
the support literally himself
T. Cook having taken the business premises and
purchased the whole of the stock of Mr. W Foster feel
thsv will enabled supply the citizens
with evary article they require in the Gro
eery Provision line. T. H. c. Son wish especially to
the country having
kind dispose Of to their increased facility for taxi
their stock supplying the ut their with all
required in the wholeae department. prices that
usure their orders or the future. feb2-f
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TO THE LADIES.
SHANKLIS & REILLY d respectfully invite the at
of the ladies OF Evansville and vicinity their
varied stock of and white geed
embracing:- ka=-f
Lumeriek Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Emb,d Linen do do ---
- Maltese Chroohetdo do; e-t'
Rook Muslin do do
Jaeonet Cambria and Swiss Collars
swiss and Jaeonet Embroidered Bands;
do Edgings and Insertions;
English Thread. Lace aud Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Grape Collars;
Molan and white embroidered Skirts
French Corsets and silk Vests,
Striped Nanisoek, Swiss and Pl aid Muslins;
dotted Embroidered Swiss dress paterns fct
alaIet ow prices by my2 SHAN KILN g. &REILf,
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TRAVELERsS HOME,
rra arly RuIl,s Hend Ia Narn

TRAVELLERS HOME,
Formerly BULBS Head Tavern.
WNHE undersigned has taken the above well known
and reftted and refurnshed it throughout
The will be second other house
in Evansville have good rooms for Boarder aud keep
supplied table the market will afford and
Attached the house Bowling Alley.
Travellers every attention cattle be
well taken care of augl1-tf WIN. d. THOMAS. 2
@NHEESE-I0boxes very superior Cheese lust by
" aug27 HERSHBERGER & CARSON. 4
&DRIAE CIDER V1N EGAR.-lO bbIs. warrnted pure
-suEsT - EERsEBERaEE & CARSON
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ptsENTER,S JOB PAPERS.
= ~ 4. CAAlA N.

Nos, II and 10 Wall ST., Cincimmati3 S:'
TTAvE on hand beautiful stock oi PKIS II a
III PERS. Cards. Gard Sheets; Black ana 0clofea mas
, uron1es Yarnishes So, which they offer at
Di' MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
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wHo1rsALE DE ALERs GROCERIES AND LIlUUhs UOHNNH
ATER AND EvASSvilLE, IND.
yWNHE this day formed
tha nWrpese Of doing a wholesale GroceTy anu
hmanesss Eayinr succeeded the business 81 hessFs
Howes purchased stock and made aaal lions 20 ;
shall be able TO oher as goeu
EOk OASH' as any noees ~ ~ N.tT r s. fENNEY,
West. s.. SORENSON.
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WM. X. NLcGkE y
TENNEY& sORkNs o.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY fODhiO'
once in the ''Orescent City Bank Buhoing hi,
,xwrILL attend faithfully to all business entrusseu
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GROCERIES AM PROVISIONS
NN HERE can the hungry people get
~ The best of Groceries. dry and wet7
They'll FIND them. you may safely bet.
AtZ. Il. Cook & SON'S.
There's -four and sugar, soda. soap.
Pipes. pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff;
Cigars quite worthy Of a puff.
For cash at 2. H. Cook & SoN's.
There's Goldfish. coffee starch and spice,
Hams. cheese and butter. very nieei
All to be had at the lowest price,
For cash at T. Il. Cook & Sons.
Corn meal molasses. pork and SALT
And further, lest the rSyme should halt.
You II knd lust every thing but fault
For cash at u. Il. COOK & SONS.
In fact. believe this tale not
No man, excert stupid sot
Can want for oven, pan Iot,
Or thi ng that can't be got
To nibble cold swallow hot,
For cash at z. II. COOK & SoN's.
n a \ Boxes Planes aad Plane irons Just I'd by
y WALDKIRCH.
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
B m TX IL O O ap RS;
SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS 4 CARD SHEETS
EightbOdy1S Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS, etc., etc.
SALES ROOMS, az E 79 WALNUT STREET,
CINCINNATI, o
Where they every variety paper adapted the city
acounry and The materials employed in its
hest
ss-I .esgHa fdrice paid for Rags. sep46m .
CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
TENHE Wholesale Paper Dealers, invite the
Il attention OF dealers and consumers to their large and
Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
and dealers such that are enabled to
on hand all large stock of Caps and Letters
plain ruled Flat Oars. Demys, Mediums Royals and
Super Blank Book Papers by Platner
& smith and other first class manuf lecturers.
We are agents the best Printers Cards. and ksep
hand at times compete stock of Printers Papers
every description. Lig5tbody's Book and News Inks;
McCreary's Oolored In ks varnisil and Gold Size.
hand in alarge stock Of the best Four
Book Paper and supply orders to al
most any extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make o order ON shortnotice.
pay the highest market price in cash. for Rags Bag
ging, Rope and Cotton Waste. .H
Wholesale Paper Dealers Manufacturers' Agents,
and 10 Walnut St, Cincinnati
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MISCELLANEOUS.
2E CHESTS AND REFRIGERATORs.-

Il II lee Chests assorted sizes;
IyIO H. h COOK & SON.
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LETTER FROM Mn. FILLMORE ~ lsas.--In rafuta
ton of one of the many Misrepresentation new CIR
culating through the anti American PRESS of soath
in relation to Mr. Fimore position touching the sub
eet of slayeryold ISLANDERS OF is4s now reasseFfad
We republsh the following letter by which the mis-
representation to which it relates was then exploded
ALBANY. Sept. Is, ls4s.
Dear Sir: returned this morning from the West
and have yours of the 10TH in which sou say that p
has been charged in the Richmond Enquirer that
hold it to be within the power OF Congrrss 70 inter
fere with break off the transportation remqEal
disposal of persons held slaves from one sayeh9as
ing State to another.
am not aware that this question has ever heea
discussed in Congress- or was ever presented fen ts&
consideration of the Supreme Court OF the United
States before 1871. In that year the celebrated
from Mississippi was decided, and Me Jastite Ne
Lean gave an elaborate opinion on ihls Point, &l
which the Chief Justice concurTed. He came 20 te
conclusion that the constitutional power over this S
ter was vested ill the several States, and not IN C
gress So far as my knowledge extends, ths optRAs
carried conviction t0 every nnpreiadced mind, -
the question was considered settled Al any rate ga&
was my own opinion then, and have seen no cause
to change it since. Should do so should not lses
tate to declare it.
You will therefore perceive that ynn did me ~ sE
justice in representing 10 your friend That these WERE
my sentiments
write in haste, amid the pressure Of official aRt5Sz
but remain truly yours,
MILL4Rp FnLaosE
l. .T1D1as -Rriol,s
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THE CRors IN EUROPE Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin of the 7th inst has the following interesting
remarks upon this subject:
Next to or own crops, those of Europe have the
closest claim TO our attention. Every year the inter-
ests of the two continents become nearly ident
fed. since it has been scertdined that deficiency in
either can now, owing to recent Improvements in
transport, be readily supplied from the other. Such
being the case the present condition Of several parts
of Europe cannot fail to be of the utmost Importance
to our farmers and corn merchants. The vast inun-
datons in France WILL it is feared have the effect Of
greatly raising the price OF provisions and of limiting
the crops while we hear from more than one source
that the export from Russia will be comparatively
tring. The entire northwest coast of Europe has
suffered since early spring from incredible drought
This absence Of all rain has prevailed not only the
West coast of the Scottish Highlands and the Northern
Islands, but has also afflicted the entire West coast of
Norway. A dispatch in the AHseimiae Zeiung from
Stockholm, dated June 6th states that from the Sd
Of March to the 18th OF May, or for seventythree
days, there were but four wet days, and on these
there only fell slight drizzle. The late frosts and
cold north-westers of spring were succeeded by un
precedented heat in the second week of May. This
was in the vicinity of Bergen, which is usually Sc
damp 4 neighborhO0d that a. common as rain in Ber
gen. is familiar prOyeIb. As for Scotland, it i
said that such long continued dry term " has no
been known there for many years, especially in tht
western portion. Even the Erinan canal, which ha
hitherto been eopiously supplied by nnnulerabE'
brooks and ponds, is nearly dried up, and has hecl
closed to nayi CATION So.
4 deficiency of breadstuffS in any part of Enrnp
always causes a corresponding demand rad tn
threat of serious tliminutOn Of supplies from s
very important Il quarter as Southern Russia, is a
least promising sign for our farmers. Certainly tn
late increase in agricultural energy has not been
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James Brooks. Esq,

An ABoLtFIoNIsT ON FILLMnEEs-FTumth The Aita8F
Evening Journal one Of the most yillanous AhNtts9l
papers III the United States, we take the foil1e ut
paragraphs, which will show with what enFenaa&A
bitterness Mr.. Fillmore Is pursued by the easeF ~
the Black Republican party II there Is nAn q =
world whom the Aboltionists hate with perfect
hatred, it is that true patriot and tried stst 1gSp
whom the Southern Democracy, equally viii Eta
traurous Freesoets aru trying 10 PROSTATE aa Se'
stroy Abiding to Mr. Fimores Albany sreeah5 El@
noble and patriotic seqtiments Of which have s'lsa
hearty response in the heart 1t every fgena m hs
country in all sections Of the Union, Wsei o. Ills
Journal says: -
His broad endorsement OF NulliGcasioa " tRt
speech would, we Thought, iase fsen resei%s1 q
silence, il it had not Induced an apology Efgnt at
least portion ef the press which supports hs it
it seems the doctrine Of tl1. speech y ~ e f le
doctrine OF his party. MI. klka0ft e 10 f+ .sps
nized as lhe successor of John e. Gnfa9un " hds
J that deceased Statesman preceded, 8ft y "
practice. II the majority OF the people o. ths asss1
States shall dare decide contrary = IN @shs E9s
| minority, the minority twtth VI. Fillmore y utSEf
| head) are 10 REFUSE Tg SUBMIT; AAd Rgss
coed to carry out PRACTICAL Nts4LIki w
/ The South, with all H. badness has hsss .tl@
| death of John c. Calhoun. yeatuEed upna 'as
eunuciation of such black treason II reI&A 7pg 3
Northern Doughiaee 70 ttter slsh stat1nss.i
In the same nuabev n Weeds paper VIC - The
following paragraphs, eHe alter another;
RememteTl that Fiilmaee Ia 80 UHe d tt& tasEs Of
speecbes which Ne has made siaae has FsH I3sN}
Europe, has uttered oae wurd ii IebnEe OF q liaef
ruitiaiIs or In iavor Uf Freedom uIsth Err @aE
Rememherl Every FigllaGfa uess6sE At j 9sttEfSss
voted against Free hassas
Remeuatert that My, Haven @AJaheE II q alssss
from Buffalo Gne law VAEfBtf es IT. kAssz ) sttel
In C0nglesz against admitting haHis saa ssS ''e%
We ask oqr aledt,es apd erlss9rs n Sie f es us
cous scraps away. Itsy nay lest eE'iF7.' sefstea
during tie canvass ARANlsu aasraesg b @aA 80
serupuo,is pattisaa tasss II sla sssltiol 4 ata5'
lard Fillmore JUS psh ttsnt ipSsi biz e. g shh sfEa
his hardened 5aes uqy tg g4&s ee tlassh 9 Es 81
umay hs alsf5s lsg.ins5 tha l#sple3s 6ss
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Thirty-Fou,-th congress-First Session.


WASHINGTON, July ., 1s56.-senate.-A message
was received from the House, informing the Senate
that they had passed, by two-third vote, certain
bills for river and harbor improvements vetoed by
the President
Immediately after which, resolution was offered
by Mr.. Benjamin, nstructing the Secretary of the
Senate to place the same in the hands Of the Sec
retary of State for file which was passed.
a report was made by the Committee on Printing,
in favor of printing 10000 copies of Senate bill for the
admission Of Kansas into the Union which gave rise
to debate. The discussion was going on when our
report closed
House.-Mr Campbell, of Ohio, asked leave to
submit resolution to change the daily hour of meet
ing from y to II o'clock. A. M. --...
Mr.. Wheeler, of New York, objected
Mr.. Cragin, of New Hampshire, from the Commit
tee on Printing, reported a resolution for printing
100000 extra copies of the majority and minority
ports of the select committee appointed to inYeSti
gate the assault upon Senator Sumner. ,n
Blr. Cobb, of Georgia. moved to limit the number
Of copies to 900.
Mr.. Sneed, OF Tennessee, moved that the whole
subject be laid on the table-which motion did not
prevail.
The question was then taken by yeas and nays on
the amendment of Mr.. Cobb and it was decided in
the affirnlatiye-yeas 98, nays 50.
| The resolution as amended was then agreed to
yeas 129 nays 6S.
Mr. Ball of Ohio, then asked leave to offer reso-
luton negard to frauds by certain officers connected
with the Treasury Department, and for the appoint
ment Of special committee on the subject.
| Mr.. Ball then read the following affidavit:
" AanSon Sweet, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, inform
ed that it cost him 900 for the alterations made
in the Mobile custom house contract; that it ne
cessary to r Mr. Young the architect of the treasu
ry and that the SO 0o0 thus expended would be
than doubled by the alterations he (Sweetl had thus
| procured 10 be made.
Also, that procure said alterations it was neces
sary to fla friend of Mr.. Guthrie, and that he hat
made the necessary arrangements to have him right
[Signed,i c. WENDELL.
'SGbscribed and sworn to before me.
j. w. BECK, j. P.
'' Washington, D. c., January H. lS54.n
No objection was made, and at the suggestion q
Mr.. Houston, the resolution was laid over until to
morrow.
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prp1c DEBT OF THE Us,rrn srATEs

PUELEc DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES. - The
National Intelligencer, of the 9th inst, says
From a report just made by she Register of the
Treasury i'll regard to the present condition Of the
public debt of the United States we obtain the follow
lug information
Amount OF United States stock originally issued Of
the loans Of 1872, lS4S 1916, lsi7 ls4s, including
Texas debt and indemnity, and the debt ot cnrpors
ate cities ..S7s, ,T97, ,SIG SIS
Amount redeemed up to March 4, 1853 ,i42,359 Il
Redeemed from March 4, 1858, 10 July
/, 1856 as ,9IT, ,sgi %
Total amount redeemed ..,......,.. 41Os025+ Gs
Amount now outstanding =. ..,..-,.. 81, 1892 80
9FILLMoRs SToCE.-A vote was taken on the Ope,
lousas Railroad Monday last, with the following
suit
Fillmore -.5l+ sjH
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THE LAKE. ];


e. asS 1854 55s i s cs!5s5 n ssEs ss s.a
eRaaFs ad saSfgsfTf & $fsf NJ direct for POINT
On sundays ondays Wednesdays apd Saturdays ll
PSn feSa Ct M IL os e aRa s a At f @ W d9
2se jy2T "''' - 'D''' ~ DAVID 4 FORD, Agents
Eo Htl2 71nRR1 lshssnss RneT DAIHx
spsnda " p"es' r ast ac,s Cuba
oregon Myet naster hsShg been 5t sspresy for tie
ess 1ss< s
the a5ya Of the Z osse opPng a a
Cabin Fare to Mobile. ..............ss
DssA ....',,....R GEPpEs, Agent, 10 BANK Place
nRMbA5SSRRHFX1HhhEai FiH .a5 aidtESFgy hHSH!SngHs;
ssss=ss2 sss=s=2. PACKETs-Ths steamer w. c. Young,
GsP ssf Sf2f
i@a H ssS az f$ea
the hSsaf VII sa:s s s sR
esb9Fg end returning will leave Mads0nvs
On THURspAYmS S. :t T. O'Clock n, and sATURpAYs at .
ton and Intermediate returning, viii leave covington
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at O'Clock A. NJ
s'S '.s'' SUNDAY EXCURSION.
5urs Sn Ill., Sss on
rT e a m sns w = s. rs ansi os 30 s e
Fare for te exenEsion 81 fish breakfast will be provided
For further particulars inquire of ss. =
je2 d, c. LOWBER. Agent, % Magazine St.
IT. = LA AkE SHORE Pa X z II
lG4sssElstAk-rs5s STEAMER CREOIE.-SummerA Arrange
ment.For Ocean Springs, and intermediate land
ings-The and splendid low pressure packet steamer
CREOLE Joseph Neo MASTER built expressly for this trade,
with superior will leave the PontchaFtran
Railroad the arrival the Lake OF the follows
Pontchartrain Railroad, Springs
MONDAYS. .T1S A. NJ, cars MONDAY EVENING.
TUESDAYS... A. N. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
THHRspAYs,.. 4. y cars FRIDAY FRTpAY MoRNINGi, 70 ,X
SATURDAYS. "a P. NJ cars SUNDAY EVENING.
Leaves Jefferson Railroad
TUESDAY, $50 A. NJ cars: SATURDAY, 20 P. NJ. cars
The CREOLE returning Monday nights and Sat
uray mornings will at Pass Christian and Bay ST.
Louis.
Freight extra baggage horses carriages etc Tues
days and Thursdays by these trips must be sent to t
railroad the days previous in time for the IL
trains, and Fridays and Saturdays the previous days
in time for the O'Clock ais will be left Until the
trip.
Cabin to Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs 81
p. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
| New Orleans, June l. 1856. ie5
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.zsA ESTILL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
IHI TUCkY-This fine Summer Retreat is situated the
l Kentucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and is of the most picturesque and healthy
locations the world 1t is fttive miles from Lexl
ton and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line of daily four horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati hy the
ing train Of will arrive at the Springs the evening"
Tie place fine condition and open for the recepi,n
of visitors. Mrs. y. EalLES,
mv23 JOHN CHILES.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans City of New Orleans.
Be the 18th January 1856 before
the subscriber Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
II. Wheeler, Secretary Of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company New Orleans who being duly
cordin law depoe and say that the above accounts
m and true and transcript from the looks Of the
sajd Company. A. BROTHER, Presidenl.
~ JAS H. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed this 18th day of January,
1856. CHAS NJ BRAntORl second )tlalice 0,
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
Of Trustees have resolved to an interest OF six
per cash the outstanding certificates OF profits TO the
holders thereof their legal representatives. and alter
MONDAY the ilth of February next.
The Board have also deCred dividend of ten
per cent premiums Of the Company for the
yead ending 3 December l for which certificates will ea
issued on and nfter the 18th Of March next.
E1hs Company continues to insure against the peril OF the
seas and damage by fire, at the current rates OF
premium. Office, No. rs Camp street. ,
p' ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, ice-President.
.JANEs II. WHEELER, Secretary.
Neu, (trieu g., 1856,
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sEA-G0IMG VESSELS.
55- TE5XAs AND MEXICO.

Il ii d a . "A IN u M ~
5ss,s H. SASSdAf9 SisS5 "a fsss.
@ I nbs reg sna sa1ffn
freight passage, having elegant stateroom
'cc0'D'0,fs HAREIs spo MoRcAN CO., of Julia street
freight shipped BY yeSNs he Nautas M 1s'l viii ba evesd to
Kennedy Of the steamer Gfampus unless otherwise
eshppsrs must provide hsmsslyss with the steamers bills
T. @ q syGHAf ~ G.S srEAssn1 3,i'si co
A1HA PANY.--Fo Galveston and Matagorda Bay
hip M s shf4 s aS* ON" nt viii s ss
above For freight passage having elegant
''Ps on '3iai HakRs MORGAN co. foot Julia street
pTbe steamships Of this Line w hereafter ay ghteTage
on Goods from Powderhorn to Iavaca.
bills E Da,s Nc ps4%S on fsls1 VIII S w Se ys
WI leave e bF!2Az E& Asfi It. s Sf!e;f
s"s S;ss sas
freight passse, having elegant accommodations
cabin HAkSs S6KGXS 66 of Julia
agNo freight will be received without order from the
Agents: | jyl6 @
PHILA ADELPHIA.
hR Eo e g ,511 BE: c,!aaa;
ssnap ssfast p"Sss sSs os
Der cargo engaged viii have quick dispatch For balance
or to it,'S . '''''9S' 'f''' GEO W HYYs5N ( co,
jylO 81 Camp street
E1 EsHass Packet ss ,iay
master m havn ha,nS most % G fhs sr fa9 90
'is:5Ss' js25 apply u GEo " HYNsoN Co 81 Camp street
son EoE sl 111t. 5; ,a5
AS, iiibone, ThbmDson, master having Of her
cargo on Viii have dispatch For balance CT freight or
"s:iniFs jill apply @ GEo S'@ " 'HyNsoN co. 81 Camp
sTON.
FoR 31 nosToh s3:s1 IN; ai,stt ao.sn
sAaAshaying large portion Of her cargo engaged and
P will D'vS aR;Sso 2' sf camp p
H8n This snip takes no tobacco jyL-
roN S B6sTpHGkRa s5ETFSAI !fH G.;oR' LINE PACK
ETd6e 4 y s Ri Bns 81, m'eI a aboSy 1y
~ balance OF :S 2 p HySsoSp 5Sp So D0 $
@ Eo e s:It9 5 Isn hEh M PGK Pss;sf
. For balance @ f " PYSop SpPs 81 cp Spnt
ksR2s> Regular packet SIP nIiddlescx, Cook master
Iii Bh sfSo F5f f EoE
sci ss Apply 0' Ot9 GEO @ " HYNsoN CO. So Camp street
asSS8-TSs fsg1ir Pac5st DaFt Luey RSdiins ma;sr &
hnvDg most Of her cargo egaged will have dispatch
s5 tx balance s
| SEN FOR BOSTON-REGULAR PACKET LINE
kAhNS,-The Al packet bark Diana, Davis, master
eshaving Of her board will have I'm
mediate Dispatch For balance of freight passuge apply
| ielG GEO. W. HYNsON & Co, So Camp street.
LIV Err ? 0 0 L.
| kHK FOR L1XERPoOL--rH Al bark OIt i
k&AA Hickory, Veacock, master, is now loading TO
s4sAsz, the above port and will meet with dispatch Fo
freight OF flour gran apply On board opposite Beet Market
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| ie27 ]. II. ASliBRlDtIE& " co. l2O common street.
kES FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHAR
AFAAs TEH-The AL fast sailing brig May Queen, hui
SAA.lt Wilmington Del of the best materials and coppc
0sienc carries $3.50 barrels nov in fine order for any voy
age, Apply Oh board, opposite Jackson square,
| iv2 GEO W. IYNSON & CO. 81 Camp street.