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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-28
PUBLIC SALE


virtune of decree Of the yanderbgrgh Circuit Court
, made its pril term, 1856 rendered
partition wherein John James plaintiff and Lewis James
defen dants The undersigned Commissioner
expose public auction the House
Evansville the 18th day of May 1856, the folio wing de
efibed real estate, to wit:
All part Of fractional section No twelve G2l in
Township No ~ souhot No (I0) in
yanderburgh County Indiana, thus bounded Beginning
the West line of said fractional section point
south of the north of said
section running from thence $50 seventsx ) chains
to the bank Ohio river thence down said river south
twelve chains twenty links; thence north 300
0) chains the line of said fractional
section with said line the place
middle third thereof being subject to the life
Cynthia Brown
ALso-Al that Southwest quarter of section
), Township and Range afo reiaid to wit:
Fifty being middle of said South
quarter forty chains and fifty 5 links in
length North South and 10 chains in width
West and being that portion of said quarter
marked with the word heirs tie plat efsaid
section recorded in order book at no of the
Records of the Vtnderburgh Probate Court Eighteen aud
the North end being to the life
of Cynthia Brown.
TERMs-one half the purchase money be paid in cash
and the paid in four months from the day
giving with approved security
waving valuaton apPrasment laws and bear
ing interests from date. THOS. e. GA tNiN.
ap26-4w Commissioner
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COALl COAL!!

THNHE Bediam Company. of Evansville Ind offer
H. contract delivery Thousand Bushels Coal
daily either the river opposite the Mines the
wharf at Evansville.
The quality being undoubtedly the best
Lower Ohio it well worth attention of steamers which
dscharng receiving freight Evansville would time
by cosling there.
louisville Journal Inteligeneer copy
month, and send bill to this ONCE myls-1m
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Great Auction Sale!

AT THE STORE OF T. GRANT.
WILL sell Public Auction Wednesday, the 4th of
n June next, the following articles
Corn Crushers Cutting Boxes,
Corn shelters, Corn britt.
PIows, Tanning Mills,
Harrows, Seythes.
Circular Saws, Log Chains,
Meat Cutters, Hoes,
Trace chains, Ames Shovels,
Ames' Spedes, Days Shovels,
Lipincott's Spades. Lipideott's Grain Shoyels
Forks, Post Augurs.
Picks Churns ProOning Tools, Ropes,
Siekles Satfee,
And in short general assortment Agricultural Imple
ments; 600 feet of Poplar Lumber
Saving Mortsng Machine, Hay Press Building
and Lot.
All sums under dollars, Cash. all five and
hundred dollarss six months credit all
'>' " JOHN GRANT,
mv6-ts Assignee of Thomas Grant.
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REMnVAL-


ANOLBURN & HERSHBERGER have removed their
" stock of Mattresses the building lately put
by Mr. Hughes Water street, to Canal Bank,
where they will keep constantly hand wholesale and
retail large Mattresses all sizes kinds,
via Spring Cotton. Moss, Shuck, Hair and Jenny Lind
ALsO-Bed Comforts of all sizes.
ALSo-Cotton, Moss Hair, Shuck and Feather Pillows
Mattresses made order and guaranteed to give sasfae
ton. Those in good article will pleaseve call
The attention Country Merchants is particularly invited
to stock. Main door Canal Bank Evansville,
Ind. mh1S
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MISCELLANEOUS
ROAT FOR SALE.

a FLATB0Ar lying at the mouth of the bayou. ore mile
n and half above West Franklin is for sala
The boat is occupied by Edw White as wood boat
The long IL feet inches wide and
ranted strong durable Apply to WIN. A, OATLBTTs
miles the Henderson ferry, the Indiana
! aplI-tf
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NOTICE.

MERS- NJ. DONALDSON would respectfully inform tn
tA ladies of Evansville and it's vicinity that
ahouse door to Mr. Rubin Hart's dwelling the
of Second and Oak she had
enoe in Dress making and Bleaching and doing ala
oSraw and Neapotan and she no deing he
work neat and reasonable invite of the publ
Patronage. my2tf
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NASH,S PRACTICE.
wONDERFULLY ATTRACTsyE.

WATER (NExT DOOR r. BARNEs) BET. LOCUST
M most call the attention Of the city and
w trade beautiful stock Embroderies
White Goods Ladies' Dress Goods pc Shawls AedaIe
Lancaster and Marses Quils &c .temen and Children
Apparel and endless variety of ioles usually
retail merchants which have iu received and opened
ap24 NICK NNEY & COOKE
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TRADE OPEN

FTNHE subscribers receipt of their spring
l. comprising every variety and kind of Mems Women's
Misses Boys Youth Childrens Boots Shoes Caters
Baskns Slippers &c. &c. which they call the attention
Those goods purchased
the and desirable offered in the Eastern
markets, HENDRICKS & McREA,
mh2I First Main.
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TO MERCHANTS. Shippers AND oTHERs

TO MERCHANTS. SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
FEHE undersigned would that he has finished his
L. large and substantial new Wharf boat
'SW 4 MNEOEH CAVE.s9
He has placed her for the sake of convenience in all
of the at the Vine He will all
hereafter be pleased give prompt and careful attention
receiving and shipping we'll all other river business
that may be entrusted TO him.
The patronage therefore the Mere Shippers
others of this city and of the interior is solicited
ap3-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

XET bought and taken the formerly
w occupied by T. Bacon Co.. Main street. opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions to their
stock with such for future supplies ustfe
in promising citizens of Evansville and vicinity
variety of the best articles Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined to exsren
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal
Give Goods delivered free of charge.
mh13 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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FINE WALL PAPERs-UPHOLsTER WOl

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT e. STARK have received at their establish
y ment First street large assortment of Wall Paper
lties the gilded comprising
thing the ful description Ia this ~ Ther
also keep everything apperaining IND
chairs sofas &c. in superior STYLE Having
accommodate increased business.
prepared receive customers and show them
large ock and low prices. ap2a-tf
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PRINCE & co. IS MELODEONS,
zsz@=l-WITH divided SWELL secured by letters pat
tit 81 EAstent, Ray 23d 1855.
III IN I'M VI m of this SWELL solo passages may
ube played with the full power Of the i1stru-
ment while soft and subdued Here
after ali the Meodeons by Prince Il Col will be fur
nished with this attach without extra charge
Messrs Prince a could realize handsome fortune by
disposng other but as they prefer
make IL feature instruments it only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing Of :, cor D1rpDr w.. -.
rxI 761S West Fourth street.
MORE NEW SPRING GOODS.
WWT received per steamer Efie Alton and j. Tweed,
Nv of fine spring shoes for l2dies az
zen sT hch are open and will be sold this week to
M dpeople who will please quick as We esnnot
ese myl HENDRICKS MsRk
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!!

WISH inform friends and the public generally that
have re-opened lee Cream Saloon First street
nearly opposite Postoee where hope to give entire
| myI6-tf P. MCKAY.
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NPR. CARB. sODA.-4o hal f-bbls reed and Orsale
my5 ORR DALZELL d co.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
NN HERE the hungry people get
NW The best of Groceries. dry and wet?
They'll find them you may safely bet
Az. d. Cook Il SoNs.
There's -four and sugar, soda soap.
Pipes, pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff
Cigars quite worthy of a puff,
For cash at z. II. COOK 4 Sons.
There Goldfish, coffee, starch and spi
Hams, cheese and butter, very nice;
All be had at the lowest price.
For cash at 2. II. Cook SONS.
Corn meal, molasses, pork and salt.
And further, lest the rhyme should halt.
You'll find lust every thing but fault
For cash at z. III. COOK SONS.
In fact. believe this tale or not
No man, except astupid sot,
Can want for oven, pan or pos
Or any thing that can t be got
To nibble cold swallow hot
For cash z. H. Cook & Sons.
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COKEAND COAL TAR.

LII persons wishing buy Coke Coal Tar Of the Ga
"A Company are requested call at the office of the
pang on Locust and I'd streets and pay cash
hereafter coke tar will be delivered at tn
works without an order from the President.
u IT, hEAIS Krest
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HAYES. ALECK. CRAIG. o. TErSsi Az
;. SPRING STOCK 1855

HAYES, CRAIG & co.
Main Corner Fourth Louisville KY and l75 Water
St., New York.
NKTHO LESALE dealers in Hats, Caps and Straw Good
w have in store. and in daily receipt of the
complete of goods in their line found
any establishment West of New York City. We
selling and shall continue do Indiana Merchants
Others favorable and low prices
articles be bought in Eastern markets
We invite examin alton of
OF assertion apI5-3p
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and all kinds goods suitable The season; besides
ant assortment of Silk and Straw Bonnets. al
NEW LIGHT ON THE NURIECT-

NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
EUAVING moved my Tailoring establishment Main
opposite the Court House. would invite the gen
emen Evansville inspection of stock that
ample ehOw theme insisting French, Eng
American Cloths Doekins Cassimres Of every
shade and price, Silk Satin and Linen Yestn suitable for
the all of which will make to order
notice and the most reasonable prices for cash.
There having if they can't be sold Gall
round gentlemen If you only say like B&ze
myIs-Im DAVID O'NEIL.
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POPLAR SHINGLES.
SS.OOOby apsl Sh'ns JOHN II { F. SIoVHR
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A M BR ES
NEW DRUGS,

FIRE $ III A N e.
EICH VIERLING have just opened largo assortment
of Drugs and Medicines TO which they invite the sen
ton Physicians They also keep indow
Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of all kinds
Oils Dyestu Spices. Perfumery Fancy Articles So &c.
ALso-al popular Patent Medicines All kinds of Paints
ground oil Pure Wines and Brandes orMedena purpos
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No IA Water st
under the Journal Office. myS-tt
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HAVING closed nearly whole first purehasesof
Spring Goods heavy trade for the pastslx
weeks are receiving second edition purchasedat
greatly reduced offering the most
Goods brought to the estae
yery low prices invite merchants to call and
buy cheaper than they
re bonebt before We ar Just receiving
Prints s Oottonades, Ginghams
Jeans, apron OhecAs' ostelnee'
Chais, gasslmeres, Bereges,,
Vestings. DE Lains Jacconets,
&C., &c.
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COAL!COAL LII

EWTE rceIving large lot the best coal in the
w West ready supply frien DIS and
by the small large quantities. will deliver it to
houses per bushe to ehe wholesale
sumers, will make liberal deduction Orders left at
tended to- ap2 W ]. w. HUGHES
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DRY GOODS AT COST.

EEOPKINS REED intending to change their business
will offer their ontre stock of Dry Goods
All who bargains will please call
goods and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere my2m
COFFEE -25O bags prime received per A. L. Shotwel
" and Niagara, for sale low by
myS GEO. FOSTER & co.
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JOSEPH RAFEL,



GOLDSMITH SILVERSMITH AND JEWELER
General
n
Hhuale Etmtyean
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT.
an Josh
dmpr
T breakfast
etc haeih nsorlMG
etc ,ac, nsner
arrive IN i dow mwe
an Premium CIAaHdU
an dntFI
from res Makers
hpHo Iao nyanlRoe
n Anne
kS THINE AheGImm
mum an elegant articles umerush Ne init o. anaderh
N tha el ont on
MI bi ph dior ash He rlp bNIe
Com come
ma 81 lat ,ho ntheI2h Daente rtyA 70
d until n the %
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IMum sale
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NJ OTICE-MR. JOHN nOLIIONDE BECOMES PART
l. ner in our house from this date.
MARTIN, OWEN & COBB.
New Orleans Nov. !, ls56.-n3 I'm
NOT1CE--MR. ALEXANDER SMITH, JR. BECOMES
~ partner in our house from this date
II. NJ. DOssON l. co.
New Orleans. November !. 1S56.-n3 lul
MI X. ED WARD TOBY HAS THIS DAY BECOME
IFI associated with in the Express Commission Blu
The business will he conducted under the style and
of s. TOBY, Jr. X BROTHER.
I3 In SIMEON TOBY, Jr.
COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY AS.
~ socHted ourselves under the style and TOBY
BEO for the purpose Of conducting City Express and Com
mission Business. SIMEON TOBY. Jr.,
EDWARD TOBY.
New Orleans November l, 1S56-n3 I'm
Observation-Disclosures COMPREHENSIVE EXIST
- ing between RODEIG UEZ Il BuWN, is This day dissolved
by mutual
H. ROnRiG EZ having purchased the interest of Mr. H. L.
BOWN will the his account under the
firm of II. RODRIGUEZ L. co.
New Orleans, November 10, 1856. MS I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS,


PRICES OF ADMISSION
Family ciree equal 10 any se.i "a the lone
Gai!ery' ;i IS
Uundroon Private boxes per SEAT " x
Ten Elegant Private Boxes. IS to IS each -
CHANGE OF TIME.
RJ- b OK Office open from o'clock A. NJ till o'clock r III
HD~Thc most Elegant Theater in the United sates.-sa
THIS EVENING, December 3, 1856
MISS MATILDA HERON,
Oar Own Great CAMILLE,
cFow VIII r n :iIh9 vt GH her he; a
G A ! ]. AZ,
Performed l her at this establishment last season over twenty
nights to the most crowded and brilliant audiences Of
NJ nnva Mr. H 1Iowsra Armand Duval Gis SOM Mr. F. y.
iTsnd@II,e;; GnstRye Mr j. Engiish Prudence Mrs. IT,
cHe Che co'n Ms SS cg At Gr NJ SH aa Ms n
ILLUMINATED BALLROOM!
ssCame will comprise the performance Of the Whole even
e5,"e6sr's great Opera Of Der FR1EsCIlUTz will soon
azy-The Geie,y's Retreshment Saloon is now OPEN do
CT. CHARLES TIIEATEK-
V Vr + T. GGKkI Lessee and Manager
Mr.. Z. o. tHEsl.f1i. Treasurer
Dress Circle and Parqnce. IS cents
Second Circle cents
o"a ',if Box ckcs cents ecnts
Private Boxes each. S. 10
EIGHTH NIGHT 2E TIE T. EY s. OF MR.. AND
The @ sH viz poSfn e Of
THIS EVENING, December 9, 1856,
The splendid Romantic Spectacle of
FAUSTUS; OR, THE GERMAN STUDENT
Doctor. Y Mr.
ss' G1 Dc Gis "y nj , Ma V WE"sr young
Song-Iow Sweet Wien ,iiows ian n 's Ms Mary
Shaw. Previous to which, the farce Of
KISS IN THE DARK.
Pe,tibone.... ............,...,,Mr. yning Bowers.
naF- Box Office open daily from 10 10 3 o'clock.
sJ~ Doors open nj G Overture at o'clock, precisely. do
ORLEANS THEATER-
THURSDAY, December T. 1856.
Second night Of Meyerbeer's grand OPERA in 5 acts,
HE PRO pHET.
Principal characters b. lie Bourgeois Coon Deagrave and
ag~PRECEs-nrcss Circle 1atticed Boxes Parquctte and
Pjf n'NsS.'.'
spoor OPEN 6j* clock performance comencss a,
n11-So Sea-, occurred nnle.s paid for. do
SP,AI,.pIIrNG = ROGERS MUSEUM AND AM
- rhITIiEATEk, st. Charles street.
FIFTH WEEK Of the celebrated
WEST 4 PEEL'S ORIGINAL
c Il II p B E L L MI S TRE l. S ,
directed iy the renowned delineatcr,
NAT PEEL.
@ :SsS: i e. as h 1ss ' aTya1
Of ,!e HUNGARIAN TOCALISTS' ~
WEDNESD Az and THURSDAY, new burlesquc on shaks
FRIDAY and 81 SAITRR ~ plEINIA pASTMFS and the
ret !t%H; the pieces selections Of NEGRO v1Ssrnrrsv
by the Model Troupe Of the World.
sI~iRAND DAY PERFORMANCE: on WEDNESDAY and
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER ), 1856
GRAND ORATORIO FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ST.
MARYs ORPHAN BOYS ASYLUM,
At the Cathedral of st. Louis, In this city.
THE MOUNTAINEER SINGERS,
Have most Kindly offered 10 . grand Sacred Concert at
:. Mary Asylum FRIDAY, 9Th December 1856 at
PROGRAMMED AR7I
J. t Gran, oI , on tls nr;sn yocel
T. Gi3"d :.Mtnirar 10, and cIof,,es BY Tie
~gers u" the Cathedral Lam hilot,e.
&. Hymn sat vincen1 lraron Of the Bear,
M.lH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MonnaineerS.
orgHn Que
'''S' PAnr H. ''''"''''''SS''
: 20, <al'iaT" Nounaineers
T. ,al;e Don.nn un,icum NovGn, Solo, and w.
'hoTuses by The Singers Of the Cathedral n sterklin
s. Hymn 10 banner The Ec.rnois Xin:
, Ao"nan nf
Cast;cie Nonntaiieers
sff-The s. My's Asylum having about three hundred Or
"urrs s Generosity Ct Tie nC:ic rssccuy appealed 10
on this interesting occasion. d.
TICKETS ONLY ;.5 CENTS EACH
THE sEAMEN's BETHEL FAIR,
Masonic Hall,
ON MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVEN
1NGs; December 1t, I'd and 3D., 1856
Commencing precisely o'clock each evening,
The ac o ST. Peters Church. III Eslanaie street. gen
ttUlg knownas
THE SEAMEN'S BETHEL,
would cordially invite the attendance Of their friends and
the public generally their Fair. which will he held
above, for the benz fl Of the Mission for Seimen
Every attraction will be brought forward which may
interest visitors GucilI1 elegant Supper and Refresh
mrns each EVENING" ami hosr DESTROYS of purchasing
SUCH articles may be exposed for sale may rely upon
!i.yn-; their
,rf,vGr ISyART,B1y RETTRNED
The Fair will also kept open from A. NJ until T. NJ each
day. for ne convenience those who prefer visiting it i'll
The day time.
Nc rckrI> sale the Book stores and the door Of Ma
- s.Mic Hall. - s.. Charles street, n:s At
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
F''T5" e';'5S5 DEE R*Avh Us "
essfy 'n"t S tho n' a 1T
Tie Court considering lie law and evidence is adueed and
deereed tai has M Judgement Of spar"t?n Of property be
FER the her sad hsbnnd Fiat the continuity Of
nEEb Sp FIF1Y Doll With e;" i" ere from i$h
lege rand by law to married for the security of their
Rendered November Il, 1856.
Sigued November 81 1856. :, =, n,,,-xr,rr
In testimony whereof have herennos my aix
cd the en Of said Court at the city Of New Orleans on this Is,
hundred and ysx and in the eightyd Of the indie
d23t JAS B. MURTAGH, Deputy Clerk.
qrATHEnH corf DE DISTRICT HE6yTIHrA4 pEssAyER
souvee. Orleans tponx No. .' lo5l S0
Bar le &. Ire a7e dc
aisi Gull suit IA cnsdtan la lo evidence il
Paint madame ere Dssssuer sposs JOSEPH Berger
e lie defendant dit tponx Que Ia communicate d'acqu
%Sss 5ss%Hvfs spo%s $EFT 6ESr ETr1SoTXSf
Placement ttas du rroet lie ntse cccore Ia
o S s c a PVT !" sscue de euF bens "a"S
Sgne ce q novtmbre, 1856
Fl vsru de qno ais signes ct / Dc la die eonr
en- Ia vile de N 81, o1s4ns premier oufe dtcsmTe I'm
lin!erendeace DIES Etata cnis.
Ii. llepAt tirettler.
NOTiCE-WitEfn thirty days from date,
Will make application 10 the honorable Fifth District Count
Of Sew Ieans for the emancipation of my mua,o -r named
CAIHERlN f. aged about thirty years with permission
main in this State.
New Orleans December l. 1856.
d. 4sn3Ga NANCY DAVENPORT, f. VI. C.
AvIs-,AAu deso"r dc trcnte jour ,dM date
n alike, e eras applications honornle Ia Cnqneme
Cou de District e Ia SOvele Orleans pour Emancipation de
nlnAtresse CATHERINE 50 permission
gu Il drnIeur dams etat.
Nmvelle- Orleans decembre Ter. 1856
'2 1t in Sod NANCY DAVENPORT, f W.
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ul4 3till50l

NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
friends and the !nblc generally that he has rented the
large and connections MAGAZINE street, between
Lafayette and Girod Streets formerly occupied by nyns Co..
for the purpose of conducting general COMMISSION, RE
CE1NlNG AND FORWARDING business. Particular
tenton given receiving and forwarding goods consigned
commission merchants.
MARCUS PATTON.
ESf- Goods tAken StnrNge ol 3m
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E, J. HART & CO.

Nos. "a and 40 Tcl,ouyitoulns street, o.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE AND
for SHE the following articles and which they invite
particular athr.iior-
EMPIRE WATER-5N0 dozen quarts and pnts, fresh.
v TAMNElNns-25Ok kegs new.
G.tRLICjDb strings Just received.
GRIN LbZF.SG tsi-5W boxes, assorted f1avors
ItiURE rASTt.-ltJ boXes assorted invors.
MAnnER-2D bills prime Dutch.
GOLD hEti-2h packs, each deep and decp.
FANNY SOAPS-A large assortment German, Of direct
importation.
MErlt Arll'-5oJ lbs English, strength.
HJIhnWiYS PILLS AID NINTMENT-O gross, will,
English, Frriirh and Spanish LABEL.
COD LIVER DiL-lou dozen Ruahtons
- d9heu Burne>ts
- dozen Lines.
WAL CoEKS-A large assortment of Srajsll,unA Taper
different sizes
Suntsries.
-I.aaine from. ship sarah Pennington from Glasgow
3 ptul-yol, celebrated I,tty WHISKY, III Do#d.
- casks, pn'r, Do"e'o -%lE.
~ iUIJs,
IL c,,.., CRACK NELL BISCUITS.
leo h@g> Scotch. ilENNlNis.
slip Tempest, from 1on3oa-
LONDON PORTER.
y r1.ks LONDON PORTER, quarts.
" puts.
10 s4-c.'iLo~TEn cHEE>E.
~ -, TlLTvN
y -. WlNrHEsTER SAUCE, Tin;s and hal Pin;s
u PICKLES, assorted.
-, IONS HILLS SAUCE.
IANTEY'S +.
E"AnIA,i
OF, E>,!HrE SllRTNrs.
ANrEDEEY
5 . >nIER RELISH.
=. INHIi SOY,
=, BEEF SIAKHSAUC
MUSHROOM CATstP.
3. WiLNrf r..
EEorrERANr JELLY
: e. ANt'NuTY PASTE.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

roSs7~ BOOTS, SHOES AND EEATS-l, 900 CASES
gfk luntlg from steamships Empire City aud l5ck War
MI or and ships Gen Taylor, Ariel ard Sea King, for sale
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