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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03
MI. Rnskirk,s Sneeoh-

According TO appointment this gentleman.
one of the Democratic candidates for State
ElectOr, spoke at the Court House in this
city. The speaker had the good sense and
good taste to avoid all efforts at buncoinb
and OratOrical display, but delivered an ar
gument on the issues between the Democrat
ic party and all other opposing parties, which,
in the force Of IFS logic and the fnllness of its
statement, was as clear and conclusive as
any proposition in Euclid, demonstrating the
Justice and constitutionality OF the Demo-
cratic doctrine. and exposing the fallacies,
frauds and misrepresentation Of the Fusion
lists of every stripe and condition.
We would invite all who would be we'll
informed on the present engrossing political
questions Of the country, to turn out and
listen to Mr. Buskirk wherever he may speak
Especially would we invite the shallow IA
natics who are screeching about border-ruf-
fianism, and raving with the phrenzy Of negro
phobia, to seek remedy for their ignorance
and madness in the frank aud honest state
ment and unanswerabe arguments, of this
able advocate and defender of Democratic
principles, and Democratic policy, in the ad-
ministration Of the constitution and laws OF
the countrv.-Forf WqUse .Ief,ersoD,a,,.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03
From HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, June q.
The steamer Isabella has arrived with Ha
vana dates 10 the 25th inst.
The cholera aud yellow fever were both
prevalent there.
Sugar has advanced another real. Molasses
scarce and firm with an upward tendency.
Steamer Philadelp hia arrived at Havana on
the evening OF The 23d inst. with dates from
Key West To the 18th. Steamer Merrimac was
to leave tomorrow for Boston. Her European
trip has been abandoned, as her machinery
cannot be repaired without docking the vessel.
The Steamer SGsquehanna was TO sail the next
day for the Mediterranean. The Fulton SAILED
on the 9th for Norfolk The Potomac was 10
sail the 26th for the TOnugas.
The ship Katapdin was ashore on Long hey.
with Tobacco from New Orleans 10 Niego, dis
mantled and abandoned. A brig reported
ashore on Coneh reef slso an unknown ship ON
sombre reef.
The Isabal has hepu retained al Quarantine
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03

0TWe find the followingin the last mum
Der of the Rockport Democrat, and would
commend it to the careful pernsal Of q,
good Temperance friends. The editor calls 81
IA good joke" but we look upon such by
POcrisy and double-dealing as something
more serious than joke:
A Coon JoKE.-A friend Of ours. who
came down from New Albany the other day
in company with Hon. 0. ?. Morton, temper
asace candidate for Governor, relates the fol-
lowing 1.-THE Governor and l." SAYS our
informant, "got up pretty early in the morn
ing, and after washing our faces / asked the
Hon. gentleman if he ever INDUCED in horn.
Sometimes says he; come, let's have some
good old rye.' Thereupon we adjourned to
the bar, aid he drank half tumblerful at one
swig; after which we went out on the fore
castle to cool of, when Mr.. Morton politely 4
informed me that Gov Willard was kiziuo
himself BY drinking I0lisky p This is sol
emn fact. What does the temperance party
think Of IL
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03

The TABLES TURSED.-Aiter the nomination
of FILLMORE and DONALDSON, the Black Repub-
lican papers took delight in printing the name
of the latter in the following manner:
"For Vice President,
ANDREW JACKSON donaldson"
Now the FILLMORE Know Nothing papers are
retaliating by publishing,
"For President
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03

6TJudge DeBuler declines to iun as the
Fusion candidate for Congress in.the First
District. He ran against Lockhart once te-
fore and has no desire TO try the experiment
over again.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03
"a Safe Man for the South.

On the llth day Of April. ls26, James Buek-
aRaa, Of Pennsylvania, the champion Of South
ern rights, q who received the unanimous
nomination OF the Cincinnati Convention for the
Presidency, said as follows
ssPermii me here Mr.. Chairman. for mcmeHt a.
speak UPON a subject, ID which hsVc never before
advered upon this floor. and D. which trust, may
never again have occasion L. advert NEAR the sub
iec Of slavery Ibeiiere n 20 b. great POLITICAL, aHa
graf moral crH. IfhGHk Gd iof has bees eas -
STATE nhere q does NOT orisf.
N has bseH q rHrse eHfaiied Hp0s ~ fhaf ngfigE
which makes a sub ef rcProarA 70 ssfifHf0Hs
see Gales and SeaiOn's Register 81 Debates. page
Z.ISO vol. ?, part ?
The above speech was made IN the House ct
Representatives, eleven years after his 4th 81
JULY Grafton. and six years after his famous
Lancaster anti Slavery resolutions Will "Old
Buck" put the plea Of infancy 10 has charge.
As he does 10 the charge Of Federalism.-Ameri-
can OrgaH.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-07-03

OF We clip the following from South
em Know Nothing paper II viii lie seen
that Demagogues in the South are trying to
make the Southern people believe that Mr..
p,.cu.,-.N- ;e On Abolitiop;ct
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.Vr,c Sl,rt,sg GOotls ]!

VCnNoR = now opening the follow
" Ing Spring H""hs. REID Nv The lates. arrival.
MtOltWeey.
Paris Spring ncuoets, straw. Hai, and Iare. fo,
aides aud Misses. Ribbons. rlnmes. F,"we,s. 81.
G'Swe Usess s.,,"sss.
Organize. natagn plain sud nru,rnd dresses {:
plain mud Flouo"ad dteesue Mueiiu AID ian"uet
Flsuncel Dresses. n'illa"t"es. white and tni"t
I'd Jacunet,, Ewisa. Npnspnk anf Mn Mns'ins I.
white Embroidered Nnhes snd Fbirte Fmhrul
efed Swiss Ntns''h ~ rieres et'iped aud cheek
MWslina. every ti"d
~ ~ hsU edesles.
Embroidered Musie anj Jaconet hands F,u','i
Mvslins aud Jarnnrts E,lging anA Inserting col
lars. Ghe'nlsstts and Hleeves. n pteM rotie'g.
Domestic t.s,s,'os.
I,'sh tinao. linen lawns. rnin,.h a"l Wh'ts
Nrhhinats Mosquito n~rs. linen Tar Mesquite na's
French. English ard American Callir" Prints
9inghans. Checks aud Plain Dress c""1s.
pcvtssmesy Of E-ety Description.
rn,sets. ttonred SHIRTS mud False ltair. IN alum
dance. eW Third Street opposite The post, ilire
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UVrHxfrn Produce.

WE HAVE just received direct ifom
w the west, the following articles Of
Western Produce, which we will sell low
FOR CASH:
1000 lbs Dried Beef (Da"is's Brandt
9 Cases Beef Tongues, do. d."
1000 lbs. Bologna Sausage do. do.
1000 lhs. New Dried Apples.
Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter;
g bbls. do do Roll do.
Is Boxes do do Cheese;
10 10. Foxes Starch;
IS Kegs prime New Lard Davis. Br'D
Is halt bols. New Mess Beef do. do.
1000 lbs do do do do. do.
s Kegs Pig Feet. do do.
1000 lbs. New 8. c. Hams, lDufIlcld, &c)
100 Sacks Bran,
Is bbIs. Flour;
100 bis. Potatoes;
nyW W" would call the attention Of the
public 10 the above articles--they arc all
new and fresh, and are the best that can he
bought in this city .s......
marll-y. A. MONTAN Il BRO.
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lMrprvsMents IN nsrv,atpy. Verify
ir a IMAM. mise may be made Of WAY. q.
good, " not hettet than the original: and q
leg csn be furnished him Ivy the Anelesia"
company that will not ache with the govt
and re,et give the pain 81 q natural es-
tte,nitv- mankind. hy n"letn improve
ments in dentistry, tan be furnished with
a new set Of teeth. decidedly more even
and better for masticating purposes thai"
The original.
We have seen some specimens Of IT..
Fey's work IN g.;ta re,,hd, upon which
teeth are mounted bv the appliances Of
muletp art. IN such manner a. to have an
elasticity. which nature has, vet failed tn
initiate. Il II worth man's while. who
II curious u keep up with the advances "
science, 10 examine Tho Doctot'- work
shop. His operating room Is crowded fsom
morning III night, aud those desiring III.
services, should make twc Of three days
appointment IL aavahce.
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.POst11t,saeM Safe.

STATE or LOUISJANA-Parish II
East Baton Rouge SIKH, Judicial
District Court.--Jous kEHnApp,
undertutor. VS. SAMUEL LILY, 1u-
tor No. 1868.
DY vBRTUE Of 4 wit Of f. IA. issued
- in the above entitled, and numbered
cause, and 10 me directed from the Hon.
sixth judicial Dist Court, Parish and state
aforesaid. will oFe. at public sale, nj tho
Court House door, Of said Parish, in the
City Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the Eth day ~ AprtI merit,
A. D., 1850, oil The right, title, interest and
claims Of the delendent, Samuel Lilly.
tutor, in ard TO the mo,tgaged property
hereinafter set forth mud described, 10 wit.
A certain tract Of land, OF Plantation sjt.
uated in tho Parish Of East baton Rouge
At about 81 miles from the City Of Baton
Rouge, aud containing one hundred and
ded on the moth by 'rbos. Devall, west by
DR. Thomas Henderson ami south and
east by Messts Sale and Posey, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Seized TO pay and satisfy the Judgment,
interest and cost in the above entitled and
numbered cause.
Terms Of saIe-Ons credit Of twelve
months from the day If sale. The pur-
chaser to furnish bond, with approved per.
sonal security, bearing five per cent inter-
est unit paid, and special mortgage retain
ed on the property sold, until the full and
final payment Of said bond and interest
thereon. o II. V. BABtN,
marG.4a Sheriff. .
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I fRkNpEReAs1 Il Halt the whole
length ct Laurel street. from Third to
Maine IL occupied with barrels containing
the staple article y, home consumption /,
the d,rty c,fr. Of hackwochs lie the
great notcotlc which Supplies The animal.
,eaial II common water, aud makes them
harmless, Twp. 4 Co. have lust put ii
store, another large stock Of Western Pro.
d"ce, the very thirss that planters aud
others '~~a have in exchange Tor the staple
products.
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sTATr or LOUISIANA Parish

STATE or Parish II
Fast baton Ronge-- 81 1t h 'n|'eal Ills
t,irt rnut w esn,rrron T. Nmry.
Va II,s tRrp,,ops.-- No. 1893
Ornrp or Corp1.
nRnFHFD that Wasu,rsro~ 4. RI.
~ nv. no allowed 10 make - cession Of
all h's rr"reuy 81 his c,ed'ots. and said
"e-s'"p 10 arcep'.d fot the benefit 81 his
,.,nd,tn,e.
" ie Iur'',e, ordered chat said Riley call
h'lctehi'p,s "nuhe 9Th day Of April pest
1856. ~ ~ c'chmk, A ~ before Samuel
Hk"lGehI, Hec",de, t"t the Parrish Of East
Eann Rouge. ~ his Office Ia the city pf
Hat"" N""g". 4" leIi|.etaa on the allai,s
81 a"in i''s' vent dn''nt. aW' snl Sk"lfed,
Il appointed '" p'estln nj said maet're. NJ
aid ",e'l'f"ls make 81 ptn""ss verbal Of
il'"', deliberations. according tr lsw.
''inn"d u J. BRYAN.
Nnrh Vt, 1866 C|otk
~ VIRTUE ~ 'l,a above ur.lat. the
',"'i,",s IT Ilaslngou + Riley. go
hs ,"hv uu',i,ah t ,,,an' ~ ivy nIIt,,r ~ The
,'y # Baton Rouge. rn WFDNF"pAY.
~" Oh. at \ ,,I ~ ,G. ~ 10 n',E". 1 4 "
a. advise ul"p Tho aIIar 81 Washington
\ Riley. 81 ns"lvn,t I.l'to, 81 tI,s Panel,
and to decide upon ll'a n"eF advantageous
manner of Disgusting vi th" "H us s,,,.n-
'lered NY said ins"'vent. t"' The h"nnhi ii
his creditors sAML. skOLFELn,
mat3p lot. Recorder.
ETAT DE IA IOt1lSiANE-Fatosse
dEst Baton Honge-Cout du Gtpe Dist.
'rljfiaite- No ,7o1 - W.sa,pstoa
H. NtLry. ccntfn ses T,6anciets
Oprpr mr. ~ COM.
nnn0NNE Que Washington u Riley,
~ soft alfotise \ faire npssion lie toutes
see rrnp,ieiks ses et6aoe;e,s ct Ia ,ite
cessi"n est accertea AL profit Jes dts re
narints
" est 10 plus "rd"nns que Ie dit Riley
epntoJne rt6snriets 10 q Avril, pro-
cha'n (1ajG) = 10 leotes ,lu mat,n, ,,alIe.
van' Eanl Skeifel,l. Hecordet, lie Ia Ia.
,oissn Est Baton Rouge. son hnteau
'lans II Vile 'n Baton Rouge, pour d6l,be-
ter s"' les afl,,',es 'lu dir Iabilent nsol a.
he. RI u Ill, /. Skolfehl est n,uiuh l'eHat
'ln ,a'dsiar i Ia dit assan,hI6s dos dts rue
"nt'ers ct Den fate pr"as verbal contot-
'n"mnn' i Ia l"i, g. r. BRYAN
wars ~. IHH N,tettter.
w ve,u 10 l's,ret q ,lessus, les cream
c'ers de Washington Z Riley, SOM notifies
pat los pt6sentea Favor se rd,l,t mon
h"'ean on Ia Vile lie Baton Rouge. Met
rreni. le 9 Anvil. 1856, a 10 heu,es du ma
tin, pou, delibe,er sn, les stfai,es dn Wash
'ngtnn 4 Riley. debiteur ipsolvable de
re'ie Iaro'sse. ct rour dete,mner Ia ma
',ern Ia plus avan'aeeuse Ito dsposet des
effects a'',"d"nuds par lie dit 'nsovable nj
profit de SEES cteanr,eIs.
SAML. sKOLF1ELD,
Mars2a+l Recorder.
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POsli,Oncl Eu1C.

STATE OF LOUISIANA ~. Parish oi
East Baton houge-Sisth Julieisl Dis
t,'ct Co"tt-tons LsAou, W., Rcasev
er.t.-lN No tG7l1
DY VIRTUE Of u writ ot #. IA. issued in
~ the alove, entitled and numbered
.'s"se. and +" me directed from the Hon.
Sixth Judicial District Count, in and Tot
the Parish h State aforesaid ! will offer al
r"h'c sale, at the Co"t House door, Of said
Parish, N the ety of Baton Rouge, nm
S,1IUhD1r, Ms 5h day VI .lwH ueyt,
A. IT,, 1860, at II O'clock, A NJ, of ssid
day-al' The right ttles interest and claims
If he defendant Robert EeaI N aud 10 III.
following property hereinafter set fourth
and described. sn,reu'e,eJb said De-
fe"dsnt, and to pay and satisfy the j'"lge.
'nent. interest and cost in tn. above EMIT.
led and numbered cpnse 10 viii
certain lot NJ ground, situated in that
pe't Of The CITY Of Gat't, H".ge---ls,J out
" A I,as, and designated IN the plan
thereof as lot No. in sq''s'e No. being
r"'net lot av'ng front on tevee. or
Water street, Of SIXTY feet by cne hundred
aud twenty IN depth, on North street, 10.
geihat with all the buildings and improve.
Weuls.
Ie'ms OF sale.-On n credit Of twelve
months from The day Of sale The pufctas-
~ to furnish his bond with approved pet
sonel security hearing five per cent inter.
EST from the date thereof until paid, md
s,ecial no,tgsge ,etsieed on the ptope,ty
sold until the full ard 6nsl payment Of
said bond and interest thereon.
ma'G II. V. BABlN, Sheriff.
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STATE OF tOUlStANA=sixtb luj,
cia| Distinct frn'i Parish Of Fast In
ton lenngea-ltrupy Can't, We. Fpaueots
Lrterr, and J + rrpptr, M l7I2l
DY VIRTUE IT wit ~ seizure and
- sHle issued !" tho above entitled and
n,ml,etrd rn,,sr aud 10 the directed from,
Tbs Hon Sixth Judicial District Court in
aud FL, the Parish ut East Baton Rouge
! have aelse'l aud Will offer at public sale,
af the Count House door, Of said Parish. in
the city Baton liougr on
Saturday. the eth IT April. NEXT.
A. u. 1856, at ! | o'clock, A. nj, Of said day,
all the right. t,tls interest aud claims Of
The delenjen' IN or to the mortgage tlo.
psrty hereinafter set forth and described.
10 wit
A certain tract ot land situated IN this
Parish East Baton Rouge) on the Amite
river. nj about sixteen uules from, the city
ri Baton Rouge, contsipiug SIX hundred aud
forty acter. more -, less. bounded on the
north hy Land Of Il. W. t.teenwell, east by
The Anle river, south by John Kerr, Il
West Ivy public lands, together with oil
the buildings and Improvements thereunto
attached or IN nnyw,se belonging to the
same track of land acquired Nv Henry Carl,
from Che Clinton aud Port Hudson Rail
road Company, by an act, passed before
Saml, SkoIheId, Parish Recorder, Of date
10Th day OF April, A. ~, 1851, seized to
pay aud satisfy the judgement, interest and
cost, in the above entitled aud numbered
cans" lerUs Of saIe---fash, with the
benefit of the arprnisernent.
:narI o H. V. HABIN, Sheriff.
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.Sr,r f. (nc~u l.oo.ss.

Mrs U''TsTuN having te'u,ne,
W i''" TIE city with careful aud well
sple"'ed s'"' / IT 'a"cy and millinery er,'le
consisting ia pat II Tte,,h l,one l'",,nets
Whiio |a,' ~, H., nhins ari Misses --
Eusl,eh straw ~. Black aca Eouneis
l,larh lI, md a,I,ee III" lili.g linte
Ladies ',a"n'l"is 'npl,",n hate l,, MISSES
anl E"%e Trimmings IL pa,'',us kind
Rihl,"ns IL III Il. ',l,.nr. l'lo a,"l " hlto
Blond otne, ''ir / md Wh,' Blond Duil
lings, SIN and f,.tl"n Il"el.n- Vida Hlu.E
lare int trimming Alnnt"e I'lo, L Iarn ,,
making Nan'los. EIotE ',,l" 'el'n,4
Ctape Collars anl "l"oro7 u, e.ts, Ela' l.
Mourning Wells. ',ar" al ',a''". Ha'h
an'' White Illusion. cap" ~ oil '"'"'e
Embroidered Collars ''r l"n Cellars
Embroidered Collars aud rfentes IN e,ie
Valontienne Collars. F,en| ! a'n t"lIe,e
aud Sleeves IN sots, l,nh,"'l","d F.r t''
Handkatrtiefs, lismsiitehed md penn u"
English anI I,i'aiion iacn. Linen aud
Liotu fam'oie i ila'. Mitts for ladies' anl
Misses hosiery nf all kinds, Black Dotted
Wells. Misses Iirsies md Flats Black
Maltese Veils Hack Mantles. Application
wo,knl do Wrought taer S,a,ts, black
silk md Kid Gloves, White Kid Il, French
Cotses ni dif1e,ent makes. Embroidered
shifts, io"pe1 Skirts, G,ess Skirts, rnk.
blue, White, t,'een pnl Black Ua,eees
Cut Ea'ege, HALL Mourning Summer SILK
Twisted silk IN Patterns inr Mourning
I',illiantines. White anh trloreA MnsIns.
Thread Buttons and l'ares. silk buttons
t"I",ed and BLACK. fcnl,s. Jet Necklaces
anl Bracelets, Fteuth md Spanish Fans,
tu,ea anl F,;y7etins and Hanlna,,s. and Il
Thousand olhe, varieties. loo u,,,nerons I.
mention Al ~ which. eha ntf ,rs cheap,
tnt Cash, ~ 10 good customers. IN n credit
Vt ~ few months. tnat1atf
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Salfs By tbf SbfrIf.

49,
STATE or LOUISIANA Parish If
East Baton Rolge--sjxtb Judicial Dis
ttict Court -ELizAserH TaoMAs, wife
"l JpomAs Dutstos, vs. tonr 3. Hs,n-
MAN, No i774.I
RV VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizn,e ard
~ sale issued in the above. entitled snd
"''''beted cause, ahI directed 10 the She i'm
oi the Pa,isl, Of East Baton Rouge. from
~" Hon Sixth Judicial District f-ou,t in
and f"t w" Parish # r. u. Norpe and siste
"f"'asa'd. will onet al rubl,c sale. MI the
'"'nt House DIOR, of said Parish. in the
City "f Baton Rouge, on satn,,,oy N. 5th
dov # Hr,0 "'", a u. 1856. NJ ! / v'rltek
= NJ, sll the right, title, Interest and c)s,n,
If The dafendent, John Il. 1jen,ppn
in and to the ,no'tgaged property be,e;p.
at'e, set fo,th and described eai,ed ",
pay s"l satisfy tho judgement interest
and cost. III The above entitled and Mum
hntn,l .ause IT, wit.
Il certain lot ~ piere If ground sj'pstad
u" that part IT the city IT l'ston Rouge,
called Hpsuisl, l"wn." measuring twenty
fw" feet t,',r' ." The s"u'l, side ot Spanish
low" ,"ad hy fat feet in Jepih bounded
-" HE 'ast Nv = l"f III E " Neimyo,.
F"'''' and Wost b. Am',ev Whiia firm.
"'lY '"hu Nnnh nn'l ""rih b, sa,l Aran-
'sl town r"nh 'rr'ln, wiih all Tho build.
,nss md lru,t'r n,r"nnls lh",o"n J.. ing the
same acquired hy Tho plaintiff h"," Iohn
Meek by nm ect rass.d he'o,e Hr,nuel
Skol6e'd, Recorder If said Parish, dated
the 9th Of June 1861.
Tetu,s Of sule--' "sh, with the bepe A. Of
arr' aisement 7. u. HERNANDEZ.
nata Deputy Sheriff
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Tas GREAr DAsAR.--TLere are ',nans
persons who may not know whore this
place IL. For information we would "a,
that II is adjacent 10 the post office, in The
same building. A Wilson n Co. have
there, such collection Of things Hard
wa,e. t'rcceties. Provisions. Dry Goods
Wood, Willow aud Tin Ware. as was
never before brought together in any one
place IN this city. To say they sell ,hsap,
~ to give no adequate idea Of the distress.
,nsiy low prices Al witch they let things
90 Tor cash
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Cooking stoves.
= a % A,.icS.

Inn POUNDS Gin. DO. Sausage;
WV Is Boxes Western Cheese;
Cases choice new Teef Tnngs;
900 Pounds :, G. Dried beef;
10 barrels Mess Pork;
40 Boxes Star Candles,
- Barrels Extra Rec,itie whisky;
Cases Lauours Matches;
20 Bags Rio Coffee;
Il Tierces DuiiieIl's Hams;
heO Pounds Dutlieid'aS q. breakfast BACON
75 Cases Ciyxet and white Wines;
10 Boxes vcrmiccli and MaeSAroui.
Recently received, for sale by
mara6 q JOSHUA Deal.
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ENll Season has Oi,cNcH
]. SIMON & cos
ClPITOL TUEaP STORE!i
th,,,er Third e F1.,,5f., 81

Now II your time ladies Is Gentlemen.
NE noHt respectfully announce to the ,nhahi.
o"r friends in general. that We have now iu store
fn'l supply ct Ladies and gents garments. our
stock consists vis;
min I.ADiES DEPARTMENT..
AtaracA.. nomtasines and natpour, Coiored.
plain and plaid
shawia. in great variety ana Of rich pattern.
Embroidered and Dotted swiss for Soirees.
Narges Of all descriptions "
French and English Marines cf all rolora
Cashmere ana Muslin de Lanes, plaid. platn
and figured.
silks plaid, plain, also Prussia silks ana Nicer
antique.
si'k pt4,i'n Rob-. and Fancy Uait Dresses.
WorsteN lids, of every quality.
Talmas OF the latest Eyie. black and co,pt cd.
Ladies' cloth for Taln,as, of every coio..
Shaws. Casht ,ere de lane aud Worated.
TOGETHER WITH
Seta Of Ncneton, Lace. Collars, Chintsettes and
Sleeves, Mourning Collars and Wells, Hand.
kfs and en,brpideres Of all kinds. Jour.
vtis: Kid Glovee II all copss.
OOMES1lCS
Such ~ plain and figured Flannelr. French and
American blankets; Linen and Cotton sheetiuga
Nlcached and Brown Cotton OF the best brands
Swiss Muslin. Jaconct aud Irish Linens; Linen
V'arrts, Towciinv. Qnilta Of every sisa; Cur
tain bamasks: Muslines for Mosquito bars Fur
niNre prints; Muslins fog Curtains; and all that
can he require d for ladies wardrobe.
AaSo--a large stock ofhostery, and traings In
great variety. [J,n21l
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Dress 'l'risss ~ ! s,gsi

WILL he opened this morniny N
w he.usitul aas.tssnant ~ tat'i"s dteea s.iu,-
r,ires ~ tha latest paris style. East and tennet
Ribbons, A. the pH,.AcFLrs'A CHtAp CssH sr"re.
tsafystf Lafayette Street,
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Something Worth Reading +!

f1>HF Et'ESt RIDERS wu,d call The ~ l.
teut'"n "f purchasers ~ the large nj
f'''nns now hang tnaAs ta their slor X .
among whir Nay he tn!'nl
An elegant assortment IT l'la'n,1 anl Iapan-
ed Wa,e,s, N esis aui sinpIs.
Coffee t,uz. with anl vih,,nt 1,ir1 n,s
Gilt Y Ornamental HALL amps \ lanterns.
Git Soat enh Side lamps. Iot oil. Spirit
GINS and Campfire
Cut ahd Pressed Glass. Ch'ua 4 Flint ware.
'rass, Copper, Otnarnented aud Comuon
Cost Node
Elegant Polished Steel Fitn lions and And
l'nns. with large variety IF
housekeeping articles
A fine ssuttrnnt ri Window shadns;
Transparent paper shades Tor Lamps
Glass. Git aud Plated Curtain bands
Gill Curtain Co,n,'as
Aiao, A rine Assortment Of;
Rich c,lt CIT Cups. Tate a-Iaie. Sells
Fancy Cologne a,"l Toilet BOTTLES,
Mantle Ornaments. &c, suitable
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Il-On account If preaching Al
the Christian Church. on Monday
night. J. W. Seymour did not deliver
the lecture advertised to come Of At
that place aud time. The lecture il
in reserve for a future occasion.
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TO PAINTERS 4 l;LAZIE1lS

SVn W!Nt.S French aud American
1VV Glass, 10000 lbs pure and No
White lead 5000 lbs Zinc paint, best qual-
!ty, looga's Ccpal varnish; 100 gals japan
Varni>h: 80 gals Demar varnish, for zinc
paint; 5000 lbs Fire Proof paint. asso, ted
colors; 200 gals l.insced Oil; 200 rails
Spirits Turpen'ine; large assortment Of
Chrome and Paris Green; Chrome Yellow.
prussi-n Blue; Verm,llion, Black and Red
Lead; Lithrsge; Paint and varnish Brushes
Sable Pencils, Top Cra;ner,, Blenders
Graining Combs, Gilders, Tips, Gold Leaf.
Blue, Green and Brown Smalts; in fact
everything connected with this line. which
they offer at low prices not to he undersold.
janlSdy) LACQUER & LANOUE.
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Saw ana Saw Blades.

NRO>SCUT, Pit, PANEL, Rip, lemon,
" Steel and brass back; Butchers, Bow,
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most Of them OF
Spear 4 Jackson's" make. Always on
hand at the Hardware store OF
ian25-y. LARGuiea & LANouE.
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~ We are requested to say there
will he meeting. of the American
party, this, Wednesday evening, at the
usual tune aud place.