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, 'Nfw ORLEANS, March 26.
Cotton advanced Sc; sales to-day of 1900
bales Orleans middling 91Sa 93a. Mess pork Is
Mixed corn So other articles unchanged.
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--- Capt. Cox Of the Monong4hela has
placed his boat upon the ways at Carondelet
to be Heightened. She will be cut in two, and
about fifty feet added to the length of her hull
- The big Eclipse sold lately to Captain
Broadwell is laid up at New Orleans for re-
pairs The Prma Donna has also laid up on
account of dull times in the St. Louis trade.
- The Underwriters at Louisville ap-
pear to be alarmed relative to the feet of forty
four steamers laid up at Paducah. The own
ers held meeting to confer as the propriety
of so separating the boats as to prevent dis
astrous loss by confagration. s+e
49, The hull of the David White is per-
fectly straight, and is sound as die, and her
guards have been widened three and hall
feet which will make her one of the most COM
modious boats for stock in the Southern trade.
Capt McGiil and Purser Mitchell, will be on
hand again in the fall, with their popular boat.
They deserve, as they will probably receive a
large share of the Evansville patronage.
- The ST. Louis and Missouri packets
are making some excellent time in that trade,
in order to beat the Polar Stars time, which
boat, we believe, has the horns at present
The j. II. Lucas was met by the Star OF
tn: West, on the 10th. 37I miles up the
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IvDtaEApoL1s, July II, 1856.

INDIANAPOLIS, July II, 1856.
DEAR JOURNAL: With this mail you will
receive Sentinel containing correct account
OF proceedings at the Fillmore meeting yester-
day. The Fremont demonstration was enthu-
s;astic. The statement Of numbers present
differ; they claim oscr 10000; others say
there were not over 10000 Ithink, however,
from what can her, they lost ground by IL
The Fillmore meeting was purely business
one; we came Here to form an electoral ticket
for this State. and although there was an at
tempt made by the Fremont party, and those
who hold him as their second choice, to thwart
our purpose, we succeeded in forming one
which is entirely satisfactory to all the dele
cations. The demonstration, though of a DIFF
ferent character from the others, was equally
as enthusiastic, and ain confident that Col.
R. w. Thompson, of Terre Haute, in one Of
the best speeches | ever listened to of three
hours length, made over hundred votes for
Willard Fillmore and Donaldson. He has
promised to visit Evansville. 1t will be the
richest treat the people of Evansville have had
since 1910. My confidence in our strength is
this day increased one hundred fold.
The city is all excitement this morning.
The Buchanan Convention will exceed in
numbers and display, the Republican. Our
delegation will remain over to-day. You may
rest assured that Il can hardly proceed oh ac-
count of the novel exhibitions that are trans
p:rlng in the street, the Evansville delegation
have spent no time in playing, and although l
say it myself "as shouldn't know from the
compliments we have received, that we have
acxuitted ourselves creditably. | have now
seen thorough exposition of the three par
ties, and although am for Fillmore first, last
and aIways, yet should we be compelled to aE-
fliate with either of the other parties, my
mind is made up as to which side to choose,
and the balance of the delegation is with me.
Judge Baker, COL Drew. Charley Baymiler,
Sol. Meredith, Judge Morton, and all the 9TH
er great men of the nation are here may
possibly return by way of Louisville. More
when | return. Our delegation first put up
at the Bates House. We are now at the Pal
mer House, where rooms had been reserved
expressly for the Evansville delegation. Let
all Evansvillians stop here. McGREW,
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river, running time out from St. Louis, ct
hours; and the Morning Star at Arrow Rock
distance 248 miles--324 hours cut.
- The river is now fairly down to low
water mark. Three feet scant is reported on
Scufaetown, and three feet in the canal at
Louisville At Pittsburgh the telegraph re-
ports two feet seven inches water in the chah-
mel and falling. Freights are high as boats
are obliged to take light trips, with little of
fering. We quote New Orleans, St. Louis and
Nashville freights as follows:
New Orleats.--Flour Use; Whisky 81;
Pound freight 4Oc; Pork 81 20 q 5bl; Tobac-
co 81 per hid. Nothing to Nashville. St.
Louis-30c per hundred pounds
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WHOLESALE CLoTHING EsTABLIsuMENT.-
that Messrs. Anspacher & Co, have gone in:o
the Wholesale Clothing business, and will
hereafter keep on hand ready made clothing
of every description. These gentlemen have
purchased a large stock Of cloths, and having
made ample arrangements Tor their new BUSH
ness, will be able to compete with Cincinnati
clothers in prices and quality. Country
merchants who deal in ready made clothing,
will find it to their interest to give these gen
tlemen call
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REAL ESTATE SALES
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS HnCSES AT
Public Auction
BY JOHN TAGLE, .gIs

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next.
"A T y o'clock NJ. n the Auction Rooms o WUoLSEY
IA NELSON wall seii the following pro perry,
to-wit:
Streets occapsed the Evansville Post oee
laely bt aud in good repair and excellent business
stand. renting for more than 20 cent and
selling price The Lot 20 by 20 feet and guiding 81 BY
feet.
ALsc-The Frame House and fine lot Second
the residence of Judge LoekhsT heot50
ing second 40 teep ailev Tine
has six The neighbo hood EXCELLENT and ouly
minutes walk fro OF business The lot uone
worth so per than house and lot will sell
ALsO-Fhs Frame House and Lot First eians
the fne residence built ny Dr C1aelberry; tb9
hous occupied by John E. Crisp Esd at
comfortable the lot 34 front First
feet deep to alley in the best Of and less
than three squarea ,rou the heart of business.
Aso-1 fine Frame House and Lot lately occupied bv
Jcob Rorn Division above Seventh; this is the
finest residence built Fvarsve well
painted papered ceilings " feet hgh handsome fence
and al onnvenienees very completes the neighhorhood is
is very good and improving fact.
All this property will he sold low. Terms for all
the Born Hquseone third cash e-third atsiS ami
Til dat twelve months. he Born third
one-third at one yer md at two In all
with Interest and waving relief laws snd secured hy
the mses Diseounto cash.
For further particulars enquire at my Office.
ivt0-tds a~s John IEGLE. JR.
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FLOATING PALAcE.-To-day the Museum
will be at the wharf, as advertised. The col
lection of curiosites is very large, and the
Concert connected with the establishment is
highly spoken of by up-riyer papers. 10 ev-
erybody, and see not only the elephant" bat
a live Polar bear, the only one in the country
The Palace may be delayed by low water, but
we hope to see her at the levee this morning,
ready to open doors at o'clock as proposed.
Great sights for twenty-five cents.
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The Fillmore Electors.


The following are the State Electors nomi
mated at TIE Fillmore Convention held at Indi.
annapolis last Wednesday,:
1T District-Jas G.. Jones' of vanderburgh
2l--David I. Laird. of Perry.
3d-John Baker, OF Lawrence.
4th--John E. White, of Dearborn
5th--Fredrick Johnsonbaugh, Of Wayne.
6th-Henry Bradley, of johnson.
7th-Wm. X. Edwards, of Vigo.
8th-Dr. Jas. Prather, of Montgomery.
9th--Thos A. Stanfield, of ST. Josephs
10th--John b. Howe. Of Lagrange.
11th--Wm r. Hale, of Wabash
The report was concurred in.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
c. C. Butler of Marion
A. H. Davidson, Marion.
JOS G. McPheters, Monroe.
John Van Tress, Davies
w. G. Armstrong, Clark
Milton Gregg, Floyd
Jonathan Payne, Orange.
VIM H. Gregory, Ohio
Jas. G. Wright, Jefferson.
VIM. Bernes, lippecanoe.
The follnwins were the officers of the Con-
ventian
President, r. w. Thomson, of vigo; Vice
Presidents, Milton Gregg, of Floyd, and Hen
ry Bradley, of johnson county. Robert N.
Hudgon, Of Nigo, and Squire w. Robinson, OF
Rush, as Secretaries.
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u1-Catherine Alberti, begger and fortune
teller, died, in Raleigh, South Carolina, last
week. On examination. her effects $500 in
god, silver and notes were found, together
with evidences of her owning plantation in
kentucky, and 20 shares of railroad stock.
Around her body was belt full Of gold coin.
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GBe Daily Journal.
8 L A TIE Tic K E L.

GOVERNOR,
OLIVER II. NORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAf& e az, Of Wand rbIs rgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. VISION, of Allon.
TREASURER OF sTATE,
WILLIAM AZ. NOFFSE HdsEIa, of Parlke.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
r.. w. m. ELLgSA Of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT or RUBhrc INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES III. CseAVENS, of Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, ST Tippecanoe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN a. BEAL, OF RTiami.
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AT Auction.

=
ENG about to leave the State Infiara and wishing
administer upon eet1te and settle the
hefor leave will Monday. the 25 day Of Augn
1855 sell bile auction residence Tn I'd tret
Opposite Germa Catholic Church all household
kitchen furniture stn Of Carpets sofas Beds and bed
dig Chairs, Stoves &c also fac Piano Forte and large
Oil Painting llso Toe fine Carriages and Buggiei aud
VI HOSES hands the time of sale.
will he given SiO
taking pote- with approved security.
have also vaiuabe real sale cheap ad
TERMS All inaebted 20 to whom am INDEBTED
requested TO call and settle. before the day OF ale.
e23- s. KAHN
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY F0R THE JOURNAL

New IoRK. July II.
Forsyth of Mobile, has been appointed HIM
lister to Mexico.
Williams fugitive slave, secreted in YES
sci, arrived at Boston. He was taken to court,
but discharged, when the abclitionis' s hurried
him to Canada.
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STEAMBOAT D1sAsTERs.-Upwards Of thirty
STEAMBOATS, have been destroyed by fire, fif-
teen demolished by the ice, and twelve rem
dered useless by boiler explosions, thus, far,
during the present year, on the Western riv-
crs. Sixteen have been burned at Algiers,
La. and ST. Louis, Mo.
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CT On the 9th inst John p. Cammell was
tried before Justice Drullard at Buffalo, N
Y. and found guilty of forcibly kissing res
pactabe young lady in the street, on the eve
ming of July 4th, for which he was sentenc-
ed to six months Imprisonment in the Peni-
Tertiary.
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AUCTION SALES.

DANELWDOlsEH.. HIRAM hEJsOh
AUCTION EiRs. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Il tate Brokers',
gHAVING leased TOR of years and fitted r the
n Old Court Main Third streets we
pIs par for sale private
ale all kinds of merchahd disc. househo
furniture. horses burg etc..
d N 4vane-s - GO sign menus when required,
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday
CONNIE cling 1t clock A. Also Tuesday Wednesday
Friday nights at early gas light.
SALE OF RIAL EsTATE.
The first Monday of very month ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Having ourselves with large Map OF the City
Hva lie containing the hnisrger
evngit he the interest all ern~o
set apart Mo day of Nv month the sale
Real atauetio All those wishing sell reduce
.heir in gjV- pul3c
The patr mage those or Land.
sale public prvts SALE peetfuy spc
ted iyI5 W0OLSEY TELSUN, Auct's
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
Arrivals AND DEPARTURES.

THURSDAY July II.
DismonI from Louisville to EvansYilis and back.
st La%rence from St Louis to Cincinnati.
City OF Cairo. from Cairo to Louisville.
h. NJ. Patioh. do do.
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For the rapid Cure, az
COUGHS, CCLDS, EOAESETEss,
RReSCEiITES, WIIG0PTNC C0E(szs.
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

a MONO the numerous e,ssoyer,es geienoe es TssO L
crease Its enjeynent TroiOng the s-s
than this Ct GseniasSs to TIE pesh IA
Les oha dous hs ho me ene ar s
yet known can 80 1's ssatrei shs @
swsp. our midst ts,asaTes Ia tSousin54 1y
h S ssrs BEEN n9s h os T T %
sers tne TSs q the lnr Oar
ansos uId preyr tie ioii a,rr
VIII s
Fes ssessn AZ: fa particulars ana ndipushie Of
oss f Trans 5 Pess,,,on Aug
has Just recoF res from ataol .1slisNsst
hId a ss that cfeIs
IF It ss sn ssos.. so - .sys
try i ' MY le hoy gave him three
sh found decided ehsnge for tEe alter Srs.
It's use IL the named ss eseas viii es
ron Premature grave and relieve the snxie Of rFry
lieve it TO be the best medicine exisnt fseng hs
ny saf 10y ssSid nav nsv
Ian lsa; E.; 5S%A f:is' ss.;E''f
Pr 9. ATrE-sncs your nsdleine hs: Ss ONE irsvs
s5ai;. those Who ss sass sa.s
T. has lons take pleasure in seiiier It. because lrst
es 'aa
Plsi yours. r ni fG.sG 'aFr ydh hs
P s. Almost any number Of ger ite-tss ssa.Jss
Windsor, O. W Jauc 2s IGl2.
Dr. s., o. ZEE f,r-This nay certify ei~s isye 80
sineer belief that should heeh ny give ss
time II had not Ii has cured dsngsrcUs
OF the lungs. and my eenvietiSaa when
tell you IL is . priceless edy .
Yours very respectfully.
d A MCCLURE, Attorney a. Law.
Wilksbarre, Pa. sepeerbTr rs 1884,,
DR.. J. g. AxER. NJ tear Sir-Your medicine g. mach
approved Of by those who have post
q such as e insur ard maintain reputation Uvss
OuI 5f;ncipaI physioisns. l am your friend.
CHAs. sTREaTER. Ri. D.
PREP RED BIZ
4 M e s G.. Y e r,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. LOWELL. NAss
SOLD ~ -sf..
Z eller. FsrnsIey a. Co. Evansville, Tnd.t
Yage Oraw ford 0wcpsviile;
ffalieek l. PaTmiter. Princeton;
. IS Bingham. Patoka;
w j. Whiting, Gym thians.
!. e. Jaquess Il CO.. Poseyvii-;
hessrs Gardiner at Blairsvflle and Wadosvilkef
Williams and Robertson West franklin!
Dr. Thomas Newman aud las. Sampson Nj vernen;
Tudspeth & Bro, Boopviiie; fw s-trfft
;swers e Sargent. Heshurgh: ~ fF--f
dams i Campbell, Petersburgh;
Fred Eetsten. Cincinnati. q and slldrrggists.
mh29-4m
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GEORGE Law on FIrLMoRE.-George Law;
the great contractor is out in letter natural
ly enough endorsing the great Explorer. Thus
Give Oak" scents "Mariposam The great
contractor Extraordinarily however,
in his letter, his real objections to Mr.. Fill
more. which are that, soAen he scas Jsltlb,ister-
ing s0iA has Crescent City steamer, in 1852
ia order to involue the United States IN a ,oar
eoith Spain, the consequence Of iohieh s0oat hare
been the annexation Of SLAVE Cuba--M,. Eli
more, as President, put stopper on him and all
his schemes
Then Live Oak" was full of pro-slayery
timbers; mosO, all anti slavery! Not a word,
However, have we in this letter explaining
why IL was that Mr.. Law, who, as candidate
for the Presidency in the Philadelphia Nation
al Convention, thus gave an implied contract
to abide by the result, now repudiates thst
contract! Dry Dockisin in politics is just as
bad as in Wall street, NJ 7 k1press.
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OF The head of the Bureau of Indian AT
fairs has offered reward Of FIVE hundred dol
lars for the apprehension of the murdefers
of Gay, the late Shawnee and Wyandotte
Agent.
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THE LITTLE NAN

BI@ SRCoC8Se
WI. San dress p. rson Wool Linen Silk or Cotton
MyyERY Gentleman desires neatly hastily Dress
III 1t emnepty proper that this he the aim
of ALL have ticed that nearly al the
denizens of our city purchase their Clothing
a. LOBESSTINE'S
western Star Ciofhing Store,
the Pavilion Hotel Water sycamore
Everythipgn the line Of Clothing Furnishing Gonds
my be really made made only best
manner sro style but at the very lowest prices
general of Hats Gaps. Leather Trunks Car
bags Yaiises svsrytiug that gentleman
-ouss. you may ind at tbs Western Star. sps
aNANCY PRlNTe.-2so cases handsome styles in
= st4ra ma for sai@ JAMES Low & co.
" f-,-fav ~
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AN OTY Els

- n = "a r. = q 4 u = "
. x M H IL "A. nj
WING gene 70 very heavy pense learning the pro
and in fitting 70. taking mbrotYpes
am now prepared put the I'm sized
brotypes from one-niuth one-half The
type far Osgerreoype and beauty
tvng none OF the glare of Dnguerre tyre ana can
ne seen light We pictures at one st
positive negative picture and wher held 20 the light
II is perfectly The AmhEoypes are d7rable
being when finished entirely and water tight and can
be taken in all kinds of weather -, :. -.
Time adults 10 I'd 70 seconds; children
frem 3 t Please cali an specimens a-tt
faha tf " ", TTLESToN
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The Massachusetts, Fusion Delegate at Large
Declines.

The Massachusetts Fusion Delegate at Large
Declines.
We learn from the Boston Bee, the Fusion
organ in Massachusetts, that Amos A Law
rance, one of the most influential citizens of
the State. and nominated by the Fusion Con-
%ention, as delegate at large Uery respectfully
declines the nomination. Mr.. Lawrence
says:
Had taken an active part in politics. it
would probably have been known that fror.
the first have been decidedly in favor Of Mr..
Fillmore 1t is difficult to believe that the
great body of fair minded men in the South,
not one in ten Of whom holds slaves or has
any personal interest in the extension of slay e
territory. will sustain the recent aggressions
on the rights Of the free States, and of those
who have gone out from them as settlers, or
that they VIII Justify the attempts to suppress
free debate in Congress. 1t has been more
reasonable to believe that they would unite
with the same class of men at the North, I'M
der some organization like that OF the Ameri-
can party, and prevent The continuance Of q
Democratic Administration.
Mr.. FSllmores administration commanded the
respect and confRcate of the country. Had he
been e-nominatet the present would not haze
had ats existence
y
J did not intend to say more than to res
pectfully decline the nomination. By doing
SO shall relieve the Committee from eniar-
aksment; and if obliged to change my eand-
date. wish to be free from the imputation OF
having done it for the sake of political prefer
ment. | have never yet beeeR called to do
any duty Cor the public, and hope the crisis
will not arise which will make it otherwise
but if it does come, or if we are near 1t now,
shall not hesitate to offer myself as 4 volun-
beer to serve in any capacity, even the hum
blest for the maintenance Of ali our rights. "
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ner moro crafty his feelings, than by giving
their free and warm Support to the nominee
Ed. JOURNAL.
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or A Masonic Temple is tc be raised in
New York city, which will surpass any edi-
flee of the kind in the world. 1t is to be FIVE
stories high, one hundred feet 'front.' and one
hundred and twenty five feet deep, and will
contain ample accommodations for the Grand
Lodge, and all the subordinate Lodges, Chap
tiers, developments and Councils. 1t will be
built of brown sandstone or marble, and will
cost, 1t is supposed, S4OO,OOO. y
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THE PERFECTION MASS MErr1Ne !.

NOMINATION OF JAMES C. vEATcH.
Enthusiasm of the 11eetngI
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oT Five hundred thousand dollars ofAmcr-
lean securities were sent out by Asia on the
9th, on orders received by the last two or three
steamers They are principally Illinois Cen
trail bonds and stock, Reading stock and some
Western railroad bonds. Private letters from
Europe anticipate in August and September a
very active revival of the demand for Ameri-
can securities.
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RGR EssIo AL.
WAsHrNaToN. July Is.

rHrnrr-roUarH ooseREss-rlnsr SESSION.
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their votes without indulging in vituperatior.
He concluded by saying Mr.. Speaker | an
nounce to you md to the House, that am no
longer member of the 34th Congress.
The Tribune mentions as report that Mr..
Butler will resign his seat in the Senate, and
Brooks willie be bis successor.
Arrest of 8 Defaulter.
TORONTO. July IS.
Richard Metcalfe House, alias Richard SAINT
ford Graves, was brought before the Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas, under the Ash
burton Extration Treaty charged with being
q defaulter to the State of Mississippi, Of near
ly 100000. He was formerly Treasurer OF
that Stats, but lived here fifteen years After
full examination he was discharged, the
Judge holding that the treaty does not pro-
vide for elnbezzlsl1ent. liz has been Mag
istrate here for ten years, and owns consider
able property.
WAsHINGToN, July Is
The jury in the case of Herbert, CHARGED
with the murder Of Heating, this morning
sent note to the Judge, stating that there
was no prospect of thier agreeing, ard they
were accordingly discharged by the consent
Of cottnsel on both sides. Another trial is set
down for to- morrow.
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Rs The New York Express gives the re-
suit for President in number of extensive
manufacturing establishments in that vicinity.
In every instance Mr.. Fillmore has large
majority, and Buchanan the least number OF
votes The mechanics viii not support the
man who argued that the wages of working
men in this couhtry should be reduced to ten
centa dnM
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ssPITs INO

EE Clerks say they bonght Goods ther
FA will able TO sell the presen Now. ii
20 ayoi' IN nafs
To my all others who bargains DrJ
Goods. would respectfully now is your time . tsl
in =" 5. EMB1CH.
ap12 Main street, three fooTs below Second.
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McNlNNEY & COOKE.,'

WATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOcUsT STREETS.
AVE just received and large sspply of fne
cheap Mantillas Ere sets Application Underslesves
Collars, Cenizets UuderPeyes and the lest and hne
rtment of Embrnderies bought for this market.
They invite aspeedy call the czsasf Evanss III
and surrounding country examination for thew
before purchasing elsewhere they promise to sell any ar
cie in th II house 81 the lowest cash prices Come
1 nd all. Y myZ2
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EwYE hereby forl
GN country GENERAL that under his dats.
opsnsd where hsll
Liquors, which intend sell
the prices Country keeper will DO w to give
us call. f~r.f.gl -ss.stfst
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