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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

MEX1Co.-By the treaty made between the
substitute President of Mexico and the rebel
chief in the North, Vidaurri, it was stipulated,
that Vidaurri should retain the government Of
Leon and Coahula, provided the people, should
by vote sanction the union Of the two States;
and, subsidy of $1,000 per month should be
paid by the Central Government to protect
those two States from the inroads of the, In
dams. The rebels were to cease their opera
tions and yiefG submission and obedience to
the Central Government. This treaty is said
to have been founded on mutual compromises,
after each party had tried his strength pretty
elfectually against the other, without one be-
ing able to gam any permanent advantage
over the other. Neither had force sufficient
to reta n any extent Of country permanently or
to crush the other. The political and COM
mercial policy of Comonfort was so much in
accordance with the views Of the people, and
his war upon the power Of :he church found
so much popular support, as to deprive his OPP
ponents of any strength with the people, and
as they could grant no greater advantages to
trade than the Central Government had effer-
ed. the Revolutionists got no aid from Ameri-
can Fillibuster3.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

ErIt is probable that Mr.. Toomb's bill
of last session. providing for the formation Of
a constitution by the people of Kansas, will
be soon introduced into Congress and passed.
There will be now no serious opposition to it
from any quarter, as the only objections
alleged against it by the Republicans at the
last session, was its indirect sanction Of the
outrageous laws OF the bogus Legislature, and
their distrust of the parties who we're to exc
cute it. Now that more energetic and
honest course has been adopted by the ad-
ministration, the opponents will have less fear
of it's perversion. And as the laws are uni
versaIly condemned, their repeal is a necessity,
by the same body that framed them.
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The Canal.

We publish to-day a communication from
an active and influential citizen recommend
ing general meeting of the citizens, to take
some measures, if any be practicable, to RENE
dy the evils we suffer from the mismanage-
ment Of the canal If we sit down supinely
and wait for the course Of events, things will
go or from bad to worse ard we may as well
abandon the canal, and ELL it up wherever q
road crosses it, instead of building bridges
oyerit. The Legislature cannot help US much
except by giving us commissioner who
would efficiently discharge his own duty and
spur up the other members of the Board to a
sense Of their official responsibilities A unit
ed and strong expression Of the public senti-
ment here, might have some influence on the
present Sleepy and inefficient Board of manag-
ers, who conduct affairs as if it were their OBJ
ject to tantalize rather than benefit u.s. After
letting the canal remain dry all the season,
water is let into it on the first night the
weather is cold enough to freeze.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

or A collision took place on the Whining
ton and Manchester, N. c., Railroad on Mon
day. Two trains, both behind time, were
pushing ahead, one going up and the other
down, trusting to look out to see each other
before meeting, when both were at sharp
curve in the road and in deep cut, they met
without the least warning. The engire Of
the down train had just increased its steam
for the ascent, an6 the descent of the grade
added to the momentum of the up train
There were three passenger cars attached to
each train, and as they crashed together five
were disabled, and one almost utterly broken
in pieces. Both engines and baggage cars met
the same fate. Fortunately no one was killed
nor injured except by few slight bruises.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

o. The railroad policy of Russia begins to
be seen in it's proper light, and to be now I'M
derstood in France and England, and it seems
to have created some alarm and a strong
opposition. Our views of it are confirmed.
The Emperor has another equally shrewd
project for making his enemies supply Aim
with weapons to beat them with. A large
Steamship Company is authorised, the CAPT
tai of which is to be sold abroad, and
a large number Of steamships built, which
at short notice, could be converted into a
formidable fleet Of ships Of war By this
course Russia would draw the money from
other countries of Europe to build her navy to
extend her power and over awe them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

EXPENSIVE HUEKy-NG. gentleman named
De Souse WHO arrived off Hayre lately, by
the France Comtois from Brazil. in his hurry
to land, would not wait for the turn of the
tide, winch would enable the vessel to enter
the dock, but landed by u pilot boat. In GET
tTng from the vessel into the boat he let slip
overheard small box containing diamonds,
which he hoped would produce him a sum of
$4,000 .s---
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FOR THE JOURNAL.

never 'spircd teV be pot, ~
Il n-ePnt tell. 'sPose you no IT'D
But if thawt there's yirtu in it
... Darn'd if would mt in mint!
..r-
But when you tawk of dog ratypin.
. Web5ter's round and takes delite in;
Bed or live he'll stamp your feeturs.
AID baby tow. deer little creeturs.
--. --.-... --. M
or'poper. iron glass or plate.
He'll f5 yewr shadder sure as fate. a.-Ei
%" SO natral and to life.
When yew're away Twill foo yewr wife.
noy55-dtf @TILESTON's Gailery
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ASTONISHING EFFBGT OF ONE BOTTLE IN
An AtzGR AXATKD CASE OF DYsPEPsIA. !

PHILADELPHIA. March 20. 1855.
Sir-Duriug the last hsye been afflicted
Dyspepsia i4s 6st form, and have used
receiving therefrOm every remedy
that disease In afflicted badly
may occasions in danger OF dying from
suooaon consequence oftherise matern my throat
all relief in vain was at last
Guced through efseveral friends
to try B4tters,1 and assure the
relief have received from the ony
astonish and els to that would
he without Btters any money am now through
their enj oy better health than have known for
many years. Very respectfully I1arSs,
To DR.. C. NJ. Jackson, No. Il Carter Alley.
See advertis cement. dec4-d&H
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Rs Dyspepsia. in all its various forms of emaeiated hu
often from small like indgestio
oduoing Faul'ncy Nausea in the Stomach
other ailments tending debil
and all OF these ills yield like
magic Dr. Hosette's ceIe6rated souac Bi-sers,
it the renstating health
who have tried its vivyng and strer gthenpg
their almost Departing and broken constitutions All
should Bitters during this weather.
the efecua preventive of diseases known For sale
tv WOOLSEG d SAH1 Err.
-d4w HALL0CA & STODDARD.
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Mr.. BUCHANAN REJECTED.-The Nashville
Union, abiding to the reported marriage be-
tween Mr.. Buchanan and Mrs Polk, says We
ry emphatcally, and it is to be presumed
with" some knowledge of the lady's feelings
and sentiments, that though Mr.: Buchanan
were ten times President there would be no
truth in the report. The editor was in want
Of paragraph who started it."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19
GERMAN VNNGFIICAL SAINT JOHNS
CHURCH..

hsladies the aggregation propose holding
Fair purpose aiding paying of tire debts still
remaining due by the Church. MONDAY and TUESDAY
the 22d and 2sd inst in tn. CRESCENT CITY HALL
aid of Evansville and LamascO
/ in their dertakng.
The will he attendance and Articles Of
description suitable GIFTS will be displayed
o. the tables. deol0-lw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR SD CENrs.

In consequence the immense success of the NewYork
nsguerreoype in this city they will eoutn cpen until
notice DaguerreoyPes usual for so cents,
plef Morocco and warranted large size Fami
~ Troupe setin Pins Rockets &C. propoitio
atelylow prces Rooms in lshington Hall Eliots
SaidIery. Main street. -,... ... ~. .-
decs-3wd MERRITT co.
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PLAN or SVANn 40 81 I go = I.I:

10000 Numbers ding with hoe tie tickets
placed ~ one wheel The prizes placed
humber is drawn from the wheel az the same
time prize is drawn from the other prize
drawn placed against the drawn ope
is repeated until all the prizes drawn out
IN ordering Tickets. enclose the address
the tickets ordered receipt of which they will
warded by first mail = 30 -
The list of drawn numbers prizes sent to pur
chasers i'm mediately after the daEinz. ss-s ID
Pun qhaseFs will please
give their Post Office. County and State.
&c Remember that every drawn and payaf Ic in
full withoe I deduction - -
go All prizes of 81 90 and dsr pa ftef
the drawnR-otheI rriZes thirty days
All eommun cations strictly confidential. =
Prize tickets cahed tickets either
once. decI5-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

" The New Y FORK Tribune says that fully
20,U5e song birds of various kinds are sold in
that city every year. The bulk of these birds
are canaries, tire trade of which is entirely in
the hands of five or six Germans. The bird
importers depart for Europe about the 1st Of
August to make their purchases, returning to
New York in the course Of two or three
months. During their absence they travel
through the Iartz Mountains purchasing
from the peasants who raise them as a pas
time, their stock Of cararies, lInnets, fnches,
blackbirds, thrushes and other song birds
Males are sold in the mountains for 81 to
$l,25 each The importers have recently re-
turned with portion of their stocks. and it is
estimated that 1900 birds are, now in the
city for sale. r,-- p. re--.
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Hoes.-The Louisville Journal CT Wedn

Hoes.-The Louisville Journal CT Wednes-
day says:
Hogs arc. getting more scare every day, and
prices arc advancing from day to- day We
heard of a sale at New Albany of 1000 head
from New York, averaging 215 pouads. to a
provision house in this city, at Sc 25, at sixty
days Good live hogs would doubtless bring
Sc SO net Mess pork was held yesterday at
ST 90. We hear of sale Of 5000 shoulders
and hams, from salt, at and cent. Shout
ders are held at 6@61c. We understand
that at one Of the pork houses which has ceas-
ed KILN; account has been taken Of the
weight, and it shows falling off Of fifteen
pounds per hog on last years weight.
The number received at North Madison up
to 18th inst. was 31,1O9 The number pack
ed at indianapolis up to the same date was
only 1900, and it is estimated the receipts
there this year will not exceed 26,O09, bat
may 90 up to 10000. Last year, the nuT4ber
Slaughtered was upwards of $4,000. Only
about 1900 have been packed at Lafayette,
and there is large falling off at Terre Haute.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19
MEXICAN MUSTANG LTNGMENT.

Intrinsic virtue could insure
article has sttainedfor Rheumatism salt Eheum Barns
Bruises Stiff Galds Sprains, Pole Evil and
lings poh it has equal Tor beast No
will without it who has tested its value Ana
general etfu3tlon of the Mustang
Liniueut l can cheertuy say that article per-
formed man n neghborhOod this l. ".
smith. RIdgehed, Conn - $ Leitch Esp, Hyde Park
writes that the horse considered worthless (his
heaves) she flee the Mustang Lini-
ment | have sold him $50. Your LInim is doing
such testimony is reaching
The tnld Ev family should have it Bsware
afimasioAs The genuine Mustang is sold by all
bic dealers throughout the World.
BARNES & PARK.
novIs Proprietors. New ork.
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NOVEL SCHEME
APPROXIMATInN PRIzEs
s2OI,OOO

"'- 49, S2O4 ,OOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters s21z.
5000 prizes of $40 will the Inst f1ure
the that draws the $40 90 prize For exam pie
the number drawing the $40 prize No then
all the tickets where the number ends titled to
go. IL the number ends with No. q all the tick cts
where the number ends in will entitled to $40 and so ON
- -
which the risk: 80
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. SEQ
10 Half do On
DO do Quarter do - IS
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either
y SWAN & CO.,
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g. % A EI.
THE PENCE GF COAL AT THE
HDDI4OI MINES IG

At the cen IS per bushel
Hauled to part of the city.. 10 -
Those who desire lay in their winter ply while the
and the roads good will haze their orders
attended by leaving them the cce of the Bodiam
the Telegraph ocs OF water street Terms
casa JOHN WYNOND.
oct22 -. -Secretar and Manager.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

PROPERTY IN ST. LOUISA lot on Main
street, between Locust and Vine streets, A
feet by AS deep, was sold at atction last
week for S1,275 per front foot. This we
should deem a good price, where property
sustains so high taXation-but the St. Louis
papers, think it low compared with similar
lots in other large cities.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

CkF A white man named Taylor was hanged
at Dover Tenn, on Wednesday, on presump-
tive evidence or having been engaged in excit-
ing the slaves to a revolt, and a number of
citizens started from Dover the night previous
in pursuit of two other white men on whom
suspicion rested. Six negroes were hung at
Dover.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

OF Fourteen fatboat loads Of coal have ar
rived at Louisville, and have been sold to
manufacturers and dealers for zoe per bushel.
1t is now retailing for 25c
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apps Iyd&w
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Noticesiu this Mace line insertions
line three times; so per line week. dis
ceinton Ion ger time.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
general assortment comprising many new and fancy
articles lust receivedby A. G. PUSHEE,
/ deeI7-Iw Mitohell's Block No s. Main sreet.
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The SLAVE TRADE.-The parties on trial
in New York city, charged with fitting out
ted, the judge deciding that the proof of
criminal intent was not satisfactorily shown.
The crew, who were in prison, awaiting their
trial, were subsequently, discharged. 1t APP
pears that all attempts to punish these viola
tons of tie laws Of humanity and Of the
land, are akortive; and although tha crime is
openly perpetrated, and the guilt of those who
participate IN It, is manifest to the public,
yet legal conviction cannot be had. The
slave trade is virtually opened without any
repeal of law.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


one square ten lines or less one time 81
week 81 50 two weeks - so; month. 81 three
81 81; SI0 year. Sl5 Discountop
argsr Cards of six lines under
charge marriage death religious notices.
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.rusT NOTICE THIa.

J. WENDRIGH & BROS. have just received large stock
oinported domestic They have also received
stock fthe virntsn Tobacco All
go5d Cigars Tobacco would advise them call
r. FENDRTCH & BROS.
noYl7 Mair ST.. one door above First.
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F0VN u.

large hey thu have the same paving
for ans calling at the National Hotel
on Water street. between Leet aud Clark SITS. dec6
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CE5- Another plan for further search for
the missing expedition under Sir John Frank
lin" is actually proposed in London.
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SILVER WARE.

UST received of Silver Ware. consisting
ep of Table Tea Mustard Sugar and Salt spoons Soup
and Cream Ladies Butter Knives chidIens Forks Napkin
Rings which will he sold manufacturers prices aud
warranted puresilver. Call in and see ~
BGTTROLFF & sons
dA41e Main hatE irstsn Il Sacc-n
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FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY

H'-.srH. S E. o. --rts s7.st.4.7 T.
To be drawn in the CITY Mobile Ala6aaa in public on
Tuesday. December sOth. 1885, on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
JOHN HURTEL and W. W. MCGUIRE Esqs. Commission
10000 TECKETS--3,2s0 PRIZES
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICK ETsi
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~ The charter Of the Hudson Bay Com
pany expiresin 1859. This company has the
exclusive right Of trade ahi a species Of civil
jurisdiction over all of North America, North
of the United States, and beyond the corpo-
rate Jurisdiction of the Canadas. They are
virtually the soyereigns'of that vast territory
and rule it for their own profit. The people
of Canada will protest against renewal of
the charter as an edious monopoly, injurious
to the country and violation of the rights Of
the people of the province. The day is too late,
to give a new lease to the political and COM
mercial monopolies of the eighteenth century.
o. The workmen on board the new steam
frigate Niagara, in the dry dock at New York,
having dropped red hot bolt between her
timbers, and negectihg to recover it,, left for
their dinners. While absent, the frigate was
discovered on fire, and probably would have
been destroyed by this piece Of carelessness,
had it not been for the early presence Of the
fire engines.
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eEDRUMs Prime large Goldfish. just rec by
eb dectJ 2! H. COOK e. SON.
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NEIE are in receipt of choice lot Of Peach Butter,
Sv Lemon Apple Butr apple butter Cider apple
butter. A No Mince Meat put up in Gallon
quart cans, and DE equal
MAKE We ask try il aud satisfy yourselves;i viii
be sold low as make it, aud all the trouble
declS .ise-ri f- e---.r# 2. H. COOK g. SON.
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NYTIND0W GLASS.-sx1O and IexI2 Just reed per
NV steamer james Wood, for sal, by zs5zssI :
deci3 S. E. GILBERT co.
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Arrivals Mt the Harvey House.

C. Pipes, F. B Rouge, NJ Dickson, E Fee
liciana, Jos Adams, do; A Palmer, do; J ?
Elan, Trinity; r Harrison, Tensas; J
Kline, do; I McCay N o; J Philips,
Trinity La; s w Dorsey & Lady, Tensas
A Chapman, Albany N Y J Gardner,
W B Rouge; S NJ Winers DR. r T Tay-
lor, Baltimore; DR. Baldwin, N o; Laid
law do; w r James, do, Mr. Jackson;
Jackson; G W Gregor, n O; J Carter,
Pittsburg; F H Farrar, Pt Coupee, Mr.
Cooley, do; J L Scott, do; f Phillips, do ;
A Provesty, do; f B Towne, Madison
Parish J Valandingham, do W r Adams
N o; A s Heron, City; Mrs Nolan 4
Daughter, N o; Miss Quissley, Mobile ;
J Roberts; S A Brady; w M Sims, More
house W Willis, Franklin Parish; J W
Butler, Natchitoches r w Prater, Con-
cordia Parish; N Be lrd, do; W Young,
Catahoula B Graves, Middleton. Conn
Mr. Weightman, Donaldsonville; J R Ev-
ans, Minden La; A Cotton, Manchac J
w Reed N O; E D Woods, Iberville; Mr.
Powell, Texas; D L Smith, w ]. Dixon ;
J McVay. Clinton B Luratt Miss.
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TBe 9ailp Comet.
BATON ROUGE,:::::%:::::JAN. 0, 1855.

The ElGurm CT ANUARy.-Yes-
tcrday not being "dies non jurisdi-
GUS the usual current Of trade, and
the ordinary affairs Of daily life were
not interrupted. The fog and mist
was 50 great, that the gills Of the fin.
ny tribe, would have better served for
breathing purposes than the lungs, yet
We have all lived through it to sec
perhaps another day Of sunshine. Had
it not been for the firing Of guns in
the evening. we should have forgotten
it rs tho anniversary Of the Battle Of
New Orleans. Had tho day been ev
or so good, we have no military now
days to turn out as of old,to enliven the
heart and fill the soul with patriotic
desire and lofty aspirations.
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New Orleans and Bayou Sara

TWICE A WEEK-For ~A
i Bayou Sara. Port Hudson a6
Zobdell's Store, Baton Rouge, -
Plaquemine, and all intermediate landings,
the fine passenger steamer CAPITOL,
JAS. H. URE, MASTER, leaves New Or
leans every SUNDAY at 9 o'clock. A. M.
and every WEDNESDAY, at 5 o'clock
Pm. Returning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY at 12, NJ, and THURSDAY at
6 P. NJ and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
at P M, and THURSDAY at 10 Pm
Co For freight or passage apply on
board.
N. B. The Capitol he reafter on her
Wednesday trips, will only 60 as far as
Lobdell's Store. lan!.y.
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EH- The only item we can find. Of
importance in the East Fcliciana pa
pers of this date isthis from the Eciici-
ana Democrat If VIM. Ii. GREEN,
will consent to become q candidate for
Justice Of the Peace of the 9Th Ward,
he will receive a majority Of votes over
any other candidate.
Vox PorULI, OR MANY VOTERS.
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A YANKEE NAvloAToR.--Ad down
east skipper, with boy, was trying to
manage Il small sloop: when a master
of a Liverpool packet, who had been
lodging out the way, inccnsed at their
awkwarducss, called out
What sloop is thatl" 81 ne Sally
from Maine" cried the Yankcc.-
who commands her % "Well,'
said the Yankee, 81 undertook to, but
| swow she's too much for me.
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Dyeing and Securing.

MI HOESSLI, Filth street between
vi. Moth and Church; offers his service
to the citizens Of East and West Ba:cn
Rouge. as an experienced DYER & ScouRER
Colors restored; old garments dyed new
scots removed from silks and satins, in
short everything pertaining to this branch
Of bu mess done with promptness; and IL
the very best style Of art.
% The ladies' are especially invited to
give him a call. decl6.1m.
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The HoUMA CEREs.-This Journal
has recently changed hands, White &
Anderson, Of the Minerva, having dis
posed Of their interest in the establish
ment, to Mr., +. w. Blake, the senior,
partner, who will henceforth conduct
it in his own name and for his in
dividual account. We wish Mr.. Blake
every success and hope that he may
long continue to cater to the liberty
taste of the Terrebonnians.
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Liquors.! I.iquOrS!!

Liquors! LtquOrs!!
AZ Barrels st. Louis Whiskey.
~ Is Barrels Boyles Extra Rose Whis-
key.
10 Iron Bound, Halves, Magnolia do.
Barrels, do. do.
S Quarter Casks American Brandy.
5 Eight, do. DO. do
l Quarter Cask Best Imported do.
20 Half Barrels Rectifed Whiskey.
The above name OF Liquors just receiv-
ed and tor sale to the trade in accommodating.
ing terms. "
Dec. 2lst. JOSHUE bEAL.