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EXCELSIOR FOR EVER.

% y NEW YORK. July IL
A, meeting the Excelsior Base Ball cluh held at ,ht
Mansion House rrankYn evening after the TRANSACTION
Of The regular nsn - proposed that vote be taken o.
the members present Presidential Question winch fe
snted rs foifns= ..,
Tinnorr aa# haHan....,..s FREMONT. ''.'.s
To Gus oa4HsaI urbers, and two oil the hoaehief
rrt nuown l. i. a 4tai Fillmore The members oomla
sns thu lab are moi eaIs and have taken M active
a. so,,,,.. "ONE OF THEM
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We happen 10 know that Dr.. hYEg's c3r5 .,." Htt
Cailartic Pin. good nodcnss aud saal h.H.
know We confidently believe tl,rc Fl-i .,.
If rtlcf from suffering fa afflicted ioluw
mp in these skul preparations aud shall freely
tie Influence TO make them known to those who need IT,
Philaaciplid Sunday Iinfs
i,tt,I H.
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ANOTHER SIGN

To he Editors Of The y. T. Express,
test Tor President taken board of the Long
Branch steamboat last saturday with the follow
salt
Fillmore. 6l....... buchanan, 80. .Fremonts
-Four Of Fremons say they viii yuorr Fillmore,
provided Fremont Is proved Rononisi.
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cArr.pAr.aIts COUNTY.

Worn raN,s ~ A smokINe Car, Camden aud Amboy *
Raoeock line July 7iu-2 passengers In the e"r-fili
more Rurhanan. 4 Fremont J.
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SIGNIFICANT SIGNS.
IL. Ea.s..x IL IL. A.. Ill L 4.arlas-

BRooKLYN, July IA 1856
The following result had anepatory the coming eoe
ton the 18th ard Of the city ct BROOKLYN ooA wa
Belts Grand street. IN the above war;
labelled "Those dcsrous of showing their preferences ei
President United requested 10 deposit thti
votes In this box The number OF votes poed as oo
of which Willard Fillmore reoev o. Jas Buehanans q
fremont N blank Id The box was placed there at In the
mornny al a,unlav last and the votes canvassod little
pas In the evening No solicited 10 vote furcr
than the general given them by the nouee ON Tue
box. This Ia certainly n1heana ,.,.e,,,,.,,
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Eonala Co. Va in the beautiful and healthy Yalcy q
inc Roanoke" ~ tie line Of the Va. & Tenn. z J,
-, FACULTY
htf BIT III H. D President and Professor Of Moral
ana intellectual Philosophy and hebrew
y AhsoA WILL 4 ", Professor of Mahc mates and Natu
val SCIENCE
h Il hifrLr. \. II, Professor Of Ancient Languages
and Literature.
= ~ Professor Of Modern I.angu ges->to be
HLf- " 2 YoAoE. y NJ Pri,ciial Of Preparatory pcps
= " - 'Ni'' ''tN
ns'e >udee sas extensive that of Colleges
81 'lt country aud particularly enlarged in the departu MS
Intellectual aud Moral Science.
AiNt-t or ten nenths session Boarding SIS -; T..
'h 80 po Room rent s. o. Washing Fuel Lights and
cWrH1l Exl,lases s2i O0 Tota! Sl3y is
Session comm. necs Isl W edne sdav Of Scp,or,lor
ulv 2l-epHw - >>i'''N''
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Fillmore In New York.

If the proposition that as goes New YORK, sc
goes the Inionn proves correct in the approaching
election the question as to what candidate will tri-
umph nav be regarded as settled. Fillmore Is Ger
tain for the Empire State. II Is so conceded IN well
informed political circles there An intelligent gen
,leman who has recently canvassed lnfge portion
ofthe State with the object of asceraning the sense
ofthe people writes to the New York ErPres' that II
will beyond pcradyenture 90 for Fillmore IRE
mont is the most formidable competitor he has, but
it's confidently believed that the national conserFa-
tive Union-losng OF the State will rally 10 Tie
American ticket in such numbers as viii beat oaet
TIM p,ack Republican cohorts and bear the flag OF
Fillmore and Donelson In triumph through The con-
test Buchanan Is regarded as out ofthe question.
The writer save: eIn gard to the Democratic par
~ do not err when | say they are eompe"iy d'sor-
oar-ed and dssgseted The great masses OF the peo-
ple are Disguised with the policy tba, has ruled The
present Administration and they do not hesitate to
exuress their views fully and freely. They are rip
for change.
We annex a few evidences ofthe popularieelihg
there as regards the question.
From The New York Express
A,,besY 4 r. office foot of Duane street there ar
n votes IA Of Fillmore aud % the who. reg
,nent az mon employed by the Jorsey ty FeS company
luow Of but i but what E9eA ~ hlmor ~ h' any
sh.re and eyerywhere Fillmore as man ~ TIC Peapt al
though all the leading papers oil Tue COUNT! ''o '"'s
paid Tor by the Disanionsis !"
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STILL THEY CONE

TO DE kdifoTs q De NfN foTA kIplfss. :. -.
NLw YORK, July 10 1856
bcine taken In boarding hous Bruomu street
thu Bowery they stood for President As ioliowp;
ftlinife IL
fTehih
burhanan '.'.''''.'''.'
Tlk IL a DemucrAlla I'd
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The second volume of lrving's Life OF WASH
! ingioa has just been published. From It W.
/ Gull The following aneodote. At the time Gen,
/ Washington had his headquarters ut Cam
bridge:
Il large party Of Virginia rihmen who had
recently arrived in camp. were strolling about
Cambridge. and viewing the collegiate bulid.
ings. now turned into barracks. The half Ind
ian equipments and fringed and rufied hunting
garbe provoked the merriment Of some troops
from Aiafbehead. chiefly fishermen aud sailois.
who ihonght nothing equal to the round jacket
an1 irowsers. A bantering ensned between
them.
There was snow upon the ground and snow
has begnn 10 fly when jokes were wanting. The
parties waved warm with contest. They closed
and came to blow. both sides were reinforced.
and in little while nj least thousand were mt
f,tcufs. and there wis a tumut in the camp wor'
thy of the days of Homer.
At this inncture.' writes our informant.
Washington made his appearance. whether by
accident or design, never knew. saw none OF
hi aids with him mounted. He throw the bride
of his own horse into his servants hands. sprans
from his seats. ru she'd into the ihckesi of the me-
lee. seized two brawny riArmen by the ihroa.
keeping them nj arms length. talking IL and
shaking them.
As they were from his own province he may
have felt peculiar responsible for their good con,
duet. they were engaged too. IN one o. those
sectional brawls which were his especial ahhoI-
renee; his reprimand must. therefore, haye heea
n Y, hemeffs one. He was commanding in his ST.
renest moments, but rrcsiSa ble in his bursts OF
Indignation. On the present occasion we are told
his appearance and strong hapded rebuke put an
instant end 10 the tumut The comhntan,. dia-
persed in nil directions in less than three mimi
ties none remained Oh the groard but the two he
had cnared.'
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July
We last night formed film"Ic anu ppnoh'"
Club with a right of good fellows hh'o''
goes up, up W daily, aud Fremont down. do"h' po""
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HALIFAX. July 10 The foreign files 20 tho
9th inst, by the Niagara, contain the following
additional news:
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Pert'nfn "a bssc,t...-lye=',
UNEMPLOYMENT rs.l,,,. =. ..--..-

= : y
WE INSTITUTE, CHRt$ rIANsBrLG ~.
Al session OF thus Institution will commence, -. H.. IT,.
IA september next The Pgiaui ,al cooQr,l-.5 kay
the pubir, that he has ;.ceeiel in sernr,.. '
me valuable and eici-n; services II Mis- II ,>-
nrei HARTLEY, ia lhe departments Of FRI. Pc .''
" Hh thelr assistance and that of roa,rtapt ann
lisnSh eachers he hopes tor continuance OF ,., 49,.
fence None but rst Kate panos VIII lie Used in t,,
Wv cummings nave been purchas d retired and 1c!i f
a'"" Oh me horders If the e. ATTY
's WI lurlhsA NV attractions l. tirgt wbo a. L..
Na'b's' No IhN'htion in the country is more l,,s,
% more easy of aecaS AMI the = fusi,.s AMI rrir;
'''4 'a' none S'ali sarfa Il ii up,oYunrs f,r
f"r further information attl,os ' ''''S'''h
Jny Il c2mos NY p ,,,,,o..,.
nB''S.a AspN.--HDc
~ lore existing under the fsln II tr, a rr,f 't"
80 -! mutual consent. Mesas Il.N having nnr.,.so -
'ouh r Terry his entire interest All e,n,v OF
'ne lat" concern viii be srtted uy Inn ''' All" 10
MOSES LACY
JNo. L. TERRY
LinY
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POPULAR VOTE.

On the passage Of the Roanoke from New York to
Norfolk the 10Th inst taken among the pRsen
twho certified TO be legal voto) with the following
result.
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Gents--l WAS of the passengers by the Mouopois
last enng Newport We broke down and were oegea
to on the plymouth Rock already crowded VIII
passengers proposed 10 take preference vow ior
rsdont 500 OF whom 500 were monhc vote
stood as follows
aHsTIfMFNs VOTE
rui,,or. Tr,monl buchanan
"
LAnlIs' koIE.
I3l - II
Is well that every ataLe OF inc flymsuth
"'> Yaaps ~ 'YoUN0sTER"
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EW C0NcEnN.-rhcm maers;u.ea ,..;


u SSNC sHN.-Thc unaersi uued h,x;
purchased of Jno +. Terry his n,erost ~ ~. i"f'nS
iness a. me 'iroeery and General Con lnsnn a.
&c I t oa stand on the Basin where h, viii be- leas
yu,u,,, " MOSES LACY.
i rt Iarv e T 100 "a refining from the concern
n, extended to the late concern and Pohage
ey. 49, ' " ''c ae" concern of Moses La
july 2lif2w JNO. f. TERRY,
'I.oa IA superior 10, Off ~ u,,
'u!y 2s;s ' 'or SAFE ny
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acres G Land in Bedford County and in cons, mn, n +
the large amount debt thrown on me by yist IN
sell considerable portion OF it,
LIST or THE IANnS
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Farewell.

Daily, hourly that lite word is repeated by
thousands; yet we never really appreciate the
true meaning of the word till the hour arrives
for us to part with some dear friend then it
often falls like death knell upon our spirits.
The thought uppermost in our minds is, shall
we meet again, and how =? Perhaps long years
shall intervene, and the bright eyes now look
ing so hopefully into the future, shall be dim
med with disappointment's tears. How differ
emily the future appears at different times =
Sometimes it is all bright and joyous, and we
feel halo Of happiness surrounding us SEEM
ingly too great for the mists of adversely to
penetrate, anon sorrow seems to delight to
abide with US. When we part we are sure Of
but one more meeting-that meeting in eter-
nifty. E. B.
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BY, TELEGRAPH.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE!
Arrival OF the Arabia.
Further Advance in Flour and Wheat at Liver
pool.
CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN!

New YORK, Julyg29.
The Cunard steamer Arabia, from Liverpool
en- route for Boston, arrived at Halifax this
morning.
The Atlantic has arrived. American rela-
tons are reported as progressing avorably.
There is a revolution progressing through
out Spain, and there have been two days
fighting at Madrid.
There is little other news. Some consider
able failures have taken place in MaEcheste.
LIVERPOOL, uly Is.
The market for Breadstutfs was generly
firm. Wheat firm at I'd advnce. Flour firm,
with slight improvement in the better grades
but there are more sellers than buyers of infe-
rior Corn firm. Pork firm, with an upward
tendency, but otherwise the market is I'M
changed in every respect
Consols for money are quoted at 9516 q
95N. News quite unimportant.
In the British Parliament Lord John Rus
sells motion for an enquiry as to the course
of the Government IN the affairs of Italy was
Inegatived.
Honduras has memoralized the European
governments to guarantee the right of transit
across her territory, from the Atlantic to the
Pacific
The Duke of Cambridge has been appointed
Commander-in-Ch Chief of the army.
Lord Palmerston will receive the vacant
garter.
France
PrUf6und tranquility re1gns throughout
France.
ministerial crisis occurred in SPAIN Es-
partero has rendered his resignation.
The Sandman Government makes urgent
demands for loans to erect Qualifications.
Greece.
1t is rumored that King Ohio has abdicated
in favor of Prince Odelbert of Bavaria.
Trade is active at Petersburg and Riga.
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ST.. CHARLES HOTEL. PORTLAND, KY.-We
call attention to the advertisement of this
Hotel. We are assured by gentleman who
stopped several days at this house, that it is as
fine hotel as any at Louisville, and admirably
kept. The building is new, roomy and COM
Portable, and every attention is paid to guests.
It is the only good house at Portland, and
: travellers going up the river would do we'll to
avail themselves of its comforts. There is a
fine garden and groves in the rear, where
guests can enjoy touch of country life. Mr..
w. w. Owen ia the proprietor, and Mr.. j. w
Redding one of the managers.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY UP TOWN, ESQ.

PERFECTLY ExcUsABLE.-Much as we dislike to offer
excuses fUrnon performance &C., yet feel encour
aged gentle reader--into boldness, to make you,
apology, knowing that after having heard what
have endured and what have suffered o'clock
Tuesday evening, you will in the exhubeance your
Kindness fully forgive necessary shortcomings
this morning. Judge ye how well must be prepared
this writing, for intellectual laoors having been
dragged from until O'Clock, through clouds pull
verified soil UOiant, roads the dusty condition
of which account would seem almost apocnrypha
laboriDg Through in good cause) until III O'Clock p
NJ and then spenti ing the remainder of the light tin
out one moment of sleep-aBd again driving for
hours in closely packed hack nhaliDg of dust
and bearing garments real estate in small
quantities. Sleep sits heavily eyelids
weared limbs demand relaxation ard gcLeraliy ask
q furlough OF our friends this morning.
The lice records show "a meEdable eterlina-
ton the part of rowdes to impose duties
before morrow and we're gaC oft well
their own our account
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Tox THUMB RoBBED-Loss OF $4,000

ToN THUMB RoBBED-Loss OF $4,000
WORTH OF JEwELRY.-Tom Thumbs agent
called upon us at late hour last night, and
informed us that the little General had been
robbed of all the jewels he had received as
presents, during the last eight or nine years,
and amounting in value to about twenty thou
eand dollars. They were deposited on chair
near the piano, in the Melodeon Hall, with the
intention of exhibiting them to the audience
after the Generals levee had closed, as is the
usual custom-but when the time came for
displaying them, it was discovered that they
were missing. 1t is supposed that it was a
premeditated robbery, with one OF more per-
sons, and who had woman for an accomplish.
The box which contained them was between
two and three feet long Gin. Com. 29As.
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False Charges.

The Rockport Republican says:
Mr.. Veatch is not an Aboitionist, and never
did the pro-slavery press utter more base
and wilfnl lie, than when they use this term to
him. True, he stands upon the same ground
in reference to the subject of slavery that a
majority of fifteen thousand of the voters of
Indiana did in "a. He is opposed to the cor
rupt administration Of Franklin Pierce, Stephen
Arnold Douglas old line traitorism and swindl-
ing that repealed the Missouri Compromise,
and equally as much opposed to the Kansas
outrages sanctioned by Pierce and his Cabinet.
If this is abolitionism, then is James G. Veatch
an abolitionist
We see it stated, upon the authority of one
Irving Goodman, of this county, that James
G. Veatch once stated that "a foreigner was
no more entitled to hold Office than a Ken
lucky negro" This same Goodman published
the same statement in the Rockport Democrat
, of October 9th, 1855; whereupon Mr.. Veatch
! published the following:
MEssRs. VMsoN & LINEGAB:
The Democrat of this morning contains a
certificate from Irving Goodman, stating that
: had said that l was in favor of foreigners be-
! ing in this country 25 years before they should
{ be allowed to vote, and that a foreigner was
4 no more entitled to hold office than Kentuc
Ky negro.
No such statement was ever made bp me to
any one; and pronounce it a wilful falsehood
: got up for the base purpose OF deceiving the
public. JAMES G. VEATCH.
Oct. s, SO.
We do not believe there is a single candid
person who is AcoUAINTED with the two men
: but what believes every word stated by Mr.
Veatch in the above card. But this needs nc
comment, for such reports cannot injure him
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OF The New Albany Ledger and Louis
vile Democrat are apparently highly delight
cd at the misunderstanding between the oppo-
nents of Lockhart in this District. They are
right in being so. Nothing but want of uni
ty among the opponents of Lockhart can pre-
vent his defeat.
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FENHE richest and varied stock spring
a dry goods ready for inspection Roser's
the of Naiu and First We
fully invite the ladies of Evansville and vicinity give
call before purchasing adhere to our
old motto sell cheap and sell heap
Our new style Mantlas silk an straw bennets FRENCH
and Swiss broideries trimmings, kid finish silk
gloves shaw briiliants de aines bareges
lawns white dress goods ladies' misses children
also eottOnades Drngs YeRgs and Coatsng for gentle
mems wear and in fact every article in line has rival
In point of style and quality all goods have
chased at New York from of the importers
therefore enabled complete with any
any Western city.
Again sly give call and viii sell
tonishng low prices. ap15 ROSER BRO FREY.
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OF Only % inches water reported at
Scufletown Bar yesterday. 1t is expected to
be only knee deep by tomorrow. Even small
boats are becoming very scarce. ORiley's
and Howard s. Browns mammoth wharf
boats were hard aground yesterday.
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e&HANKLIN d RELY beg leave to call the attention
~ their friends and euomers to their large and well
eoted spring and dry goods reed
during two weeks comprising of the Gesr
ALE stocks be found the city which they whole
sale and retail to their and public generality
allow prices for cash prompt time buyers Their
sts in part the folowingBroaa cloths black and
and rweeds white fancy Marsaiies
silk Vestng Cotonades OTOton cloths plain
Linen Drills rich Calieoes Phii;p Allen Spragues
State Mills and other rich printed French Scotch
nets and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
striped Bereg black and eoored Grape Mantz he Cash
mere plain and fancy Gnghams rich printed organdes
aud Ohal de lanes white Shawls
and fancy silk shawl rich sla hawls and
white lace 0apes Mora antique Parasols silk and gngham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorp andsBraid Hats English
and fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosting Gloves
Palm leaf and fancy Fans shoes Carpets
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together
great variety of Trimming small and fancy goods
&c. &c. my1 SHANKLIN g. RELY.
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FINE WALL PAPERs-UPHOLsTERY

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STARK have Just their establish
- ment on First street largs assortment of Wall Papers,
from ties to the finest gded comprising
thing of the most beautiful description this They
also keep everything apperaning upholstery and
chairs Sofas &c in superior style Having enlarged
to accommodate increased business
prepared to receive show them
large Ock and low, prices an2a-tf !.
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or Owners of stock in the Plank Road
are requested to read the advertisement in an
ether column calling for meeting.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS,
MoKTNNEV4 e COOKE

WATER ST. R BARGs' LOCUST.
RE receiving and opening most desirable stock of
IN spring and goods, consisting in of every
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Chaas.
Berages Robes. Lawns, Briantes Bonnets Grape. silk
Lace and Neopoan Ribbons. Lace EdginEs Stoves aBd
Hosengin great varyClohs Csssmeres Pant goods and
Nesting. in rich profusion. SC. ap3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-31

GWe actually had some rain yesterday,
introduced by first rate article of thunder
and lightning We hope this region may be
refreshened by more rain.
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VuNHE Equalization Board Lamaseo City
will commence their session. the Town the
lth day of July 1885, for the
that the Assessment Roll this
corporate and continue from day day said
equal zation is completed. By order the Board.
Ie23-tf DANIEL CHETE. Clerk
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Gge Dadg gonrnal
S T A TIE TICK E T.


-::0::--=
GOVERNOR,
OLIVER II. NIOHTON, of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of VandeFburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DA VISION, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM liz. NOFFSINGER, of Pa rke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
T.. w. NIL. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES HI. CRAVENS, of Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TiPpecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL, of Miami.
-:O:-
FOR CONGRESS.
JAMES c. VEATCH,
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HOTEL FOR SALE,

VKNHE stand known the New Hotel Newberry will be
sold terms advantag the buyer Tits ayorabIy
located in the fourishug tswn of Newberrv
Ind has all the necessary esterns &c with
connections STABLES atsache When is
berry the terminus of the southern division
c. Straight Line Railroad, and also
the and Cana at the Feeder Dam White river sa
beautiful aad healthy location with good surrounding
country in the State wishing
this kind will the advantage investing
For partieula g apply to either s. L. STOODARD
'jyl1iA THOMAS JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-31

NEw ORLEANS, July 90.
Flour Sc rs. Corn 62c. Indiana bagging 1870.
Gunnies 1899 Freghts cotton to Liverpool I6d.
sterling exchange 10
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He has placed her for the sake of convenience in all stages
river at the foot OF Vine street He will st all times
hereafter be pleased to give and careful attention
receiving aud shipping we'll
that may be entrusted to him.
The therefore of the Mere Shippers
others of this city and of the interior is solicited
an3-tf JOHN s. MITCHEIlI,.