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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
The weather Em barge I'm New
York;

York.
The New York Herald of Thursday
says;
The embargo imposed upon this city
and surrounding country by the recent
snow storm is in a measure removed.
With but one exception, we believe all
the great railroads leading from the city
have been cleared Of obstruction, and the
mails arrive and depart with their accus-
toned regularity-o or perhaps it would be
more proper to say their accustomed irreg-
ularity. The city railroads are doing as
we'll as could be expected under the cir
cumstances, and the ferries are making
their trips with more promptitudc than
their deluded patrons have right to ex.
pect, bearing in mind former delinquencies
About the docks the stevedors and long.
shoremen are again busily at work load.
ing and discharging vessels, and the rig
gers and shipwrghts make the air vocal
with their industry. In.breif, affairs hav,
resumed their usual stirring aspect, and Z
commenbable disposition to make up foI
lost time is apparently in every direction
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30

From what / can learn, Bro. Knibbs
was within two miles of several houses,
but in his bewildered state did not move
straight in any direction, but in kind Of
circle. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are not mem.
bers of our church, but they are among
the kindest and best people in the world;
and, not only myself, but the whole church
and the world will certainly thank them
most fervently for their kind attentions to
suffering minister Of Christ
The last clause of Bro. Knibb's letter
shows his zeal and anxiety to be "at his
post" but have but little hopes of his
recovering SO as to be able to do much
this winter. We have the most snow,
rain and changes that / have known in
this country for Fl years, and withal SO
far, the hardest winter. Ihave been twice
turned back from my quarterly meetings
by the snow, after going as far as possible
Will not the church pray for the mission
airy on the snowy frontiers (?
ALFRED BnuSsoN.
Prairie dfx Chieu. Dec. al. 1856.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
EAGLE Porxr. Dec. %.

Rev. Sm:-I am sorry to have to In
form you of a misfortune ! have met with
viz: getting lost in the trackless snow Of
Crawford county woods.
Istarted on Tuesday morning, Dec. %,
from the Lathrop settlement for Honey
Valley, to attend service there on We'd
nesday. But had not proceeded far be-
fore my horses legs were covered with
blood from going through the crust on the
snow. I tried every possible means to
induce him to keep on, both by walking
before him and breaking the crust by
driving, without avail; so had to tie him
to tree and goin search Of a house--Mr.
Browns; but it was near night and could
not find it, though ! knew it was not far
of. In this lost and bewildered state
wandered about for FIVE nights and four
days without seeing or hearing living
being or habitation, and with nothing TO
eat or drink, until got here on Saturday
night with just enough--of life left to be
numbered with the living. Idon't know
how to speak of the kindness of Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith; it is beyond expression. II
you, reverend sir, would be good enough
to write and thank them / should feel
somewhat relieved, because they think SO
highly of you.
l am now, by good nursing and unwea-
ried attention, doing we'll. My feet are
dreadfully frozen, my hands little, and
am very deaf; but I hope to be able te
attend to my duties again before long.
want to go Lynxville tomorrow, if can
Iremain, reverend and dear sir,
Your humble servant,
John KNTRRS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
rrinILrrIRs.

AlA0AAa 1MIt
Tho Amount Of Liabilities due or not
due @ Banks OF other creditors.
Losses ealusteo sno CUE -
Losse adjusted and not due. ......... oo,nS ~
Lesses unsdjustsd or contsstestsd and
rrapnne Proon, go --..-.-- 1s9 49,
for printing, &c.
Agents Instructed 70 saks no risk sxessdins
el0,000.0o.
village, varies.
The greatest amount allowed 70 BE- issursd IN
any one block also varies; The Intention Il 70 limit
NE loss By any one IRE 70 oIo.oooJoo-
Inc smount OF ~ CAPITAL OF eernings dePos11ed
In any other STATE, - security fer loeses therein;
no part Of The CAPITAL or earnings Of this Conpa-
ny are thue deposited.
The Charter or Act Of incorporation and amend
monts. 10 the zane - nled IN April, 1855.
THos. A. ALEXANDRA, 6oxo(ory
Subscribed and sworn before ne tkis N day q
Jan y HENRY FOWLER, Jsus,ss.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30

The advocate OF the 18th inst. says;
1--WE had another biting snap Of winter
in this city last night. A tremendous
frost was spread over the face of nature
this morning--the heaviest we resollect Of
having Witnessed
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30

Auditor Of ssass,s oncs :,
Indianapolis January n. 9aE--

~~e~--~@ - O2<U@|
Indianapolis, January ~, l6S7.
whereas, the Efna Insursncs Conpany AZ
Hartford he's sled In this once son1SDess ~
iss condition the let Of January, lGI7. - A.
OF 10 incorporation an1 aneudnenls, crooarlv
certified 10, and it writtsa inslrunsnt no4lrs.
ting ne Agents and authorizing then fuliy nd
unreservedly % acknowisdgs service Of process
In the event Of ouits.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of he rsQsirs-
ments Of "An act - amend "a act entitled "a 81
Tor NE incorporation Of Insurance ConpanioA
declining their powers and prescribing thsiF Ga
uess" Approved March Sd, irs$, having preesnt-
cd setisfsctory evidsacs 70 ne Of fatl compliance
70 the Requirements and spec9icatlous - - g.
!, Hiram &. Talbot, Auditor Of tho h1a1s q To-
diana, do cert;fS that john w. Kelly, of Brook :.
Vile, - the Agent Of said Company, b aushor-
ixcd 10 transact The business 81 lnsafanoo ~ ~
Agsn. OF the said Ktna issurrnes conpoay Of
Hartford IN thts Sate. up 70 July Lea, I7 10 o.
extent that ~ pay Be conmissioned ana appoanS-
"a wltssss 1hsrsos, have Aspss ss,-
fs.AI.l ssriosd ~ .s1s, s.d ssssed - al
Ina E.ETIiSc1s, 4 s1l,ss asss>
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30

Franklin County
ministrator Of the estate Of Robert John, deceas-
Cd, has hled his petition TO sell the real estate Of
The decedent. his personal being insufficient 70
pay his debts; and that said petition viii Be
Pleas OF said county.
Test, January ed A. d. 1857.
JOHN N. JOHNSTON.
Jan d 3w c. c. G. p. Ernnk.In counlY-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
Jan 3I DIV
NOTICE

Notice - hereby given, that Application viIlbs
made 10 the Auditor OF Frankfin county, lad,
70 issue certificate for lots Nos. snd being 1As
n y. OF n, = and n. w. ofN. 3. quarter q 80
OF those issuedto the uncsnigped b. The Gckool
Commissioners, and which have bees Lost OF dss-
troyed.
Jan. 10 GEO. HOLLAND
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned will sell a his residences, too
Il miles south Of Mcfamora. on PIpe Greek, on
Saturday. February %, Al 10 O'Clock. a.. follow
ing property to-wit
Cattle, Farming utensils. Household and Kitchen
Furniture, dtc. Terms made known on day Of
sale. NOAH n. WILSON
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
N0TICI on uF00IYYVCY.


A IL persons knowing themselves indebted for
n Corporation TANKS for 1850, are hereby IN
formed that hey must b paid immsdissssy orvs
"! gss ss y 70 e'''sS sSieua Ar Collector,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
A PUZZLE.
In spite Of all composition and TIE h'sA prices
Of corn,
-
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

Continue 20 sell Goods on a. fsvorsbls terms q
cisl Row For psrticnlau csIl a heir coan isr
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30

THERE uillbe . meeting Of NE Dlrsesors q ~
il crsensburx and BrookyiIle Turnpike Com-
psny n the once Of John II. Farquhaf. n Drook-
vile. on Saturday, The 31sf day Of January. rs
Directors are earnestly invited 70 b. present =
o'cloc p NJ, a. urgent and Important bosI-
The stockhoIders Of said Company and sub
scribers 70 the Bridge a. "Kinble1 NuIr s@s no
fidod and requested 10 make immediate paynent
Of their sub<cr1 pobs TO the Secretary and Ireas-
urer, and n not promptly paid suits WI b insu-
tufet.
The Supreme Court have decided the subscnp-
ton 20 be leeai and collectable-
JNO. II. FARQUHAE, President
Jxo. w. HIr1. Secretary and Treasurer.
Jan 81 Nv
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30

0TBoston Harbor is frozen over for the
first time since 1912. $3.50: -. =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
ST E M E n T
Of The condition Of the AETNA LNSU-
RANCE COMPANY on The 1st Of
January, 1867, as required By sss Lsss
of tie &ate of INDIANA.

The name ofthe Corporation Il Aetna Hnsu.
rance Company Located Il Har>1bsd Con-
necticut.
The Capital Stock is Five Hundred Theus.sd
Dollsrs, and IL paid up.
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RIYER ANn MRArnRR

PrTTsDURau, May 22-Noon.-River ii feet
0 inches, and FILLING. Weather clear and warm.
CINCISNATG, May 21-Noon.-Weather clear
and pleasant
LOUISVILLE, May 2l.--Rivcr still swelling
slowly at this. point with plenty of water ON dis
falls for any sized boats. Weather clear.
ST.. Louis, May 2l-No9n-River rising at
this point. All upper streams rising. Wealth.
EvANsvrrtE, May el.-steamcrs Eunice,
Southerner, Queen of the West, New York and
b. D. Newcomb, passed down. Gazelle, Rain.
bow and Robt. j. Ward, passed up. The II.
Bridges, arrived from Louisville, and left for
Green River. River rising.
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FROM CLEVEI.ANn

MAY 21.-The General Associatian of the
Presbyterian Church of the U. S. met here to-
day. ltopened with sermon from Lawrence
b. Hickox. One hundred and sixty three per.
sons were enrolled MS commissioners; many are
arriving. Rev. Fisher, of Cincinnati was elect.
ed moderator. After electing clerk, it ad.
journed till tomorrow.
A clerk in the American Express office, at
Plymouth, Ind, this morning, absconded with
large package of money, containg So, $780,
He was arrested this afternoon at Crestline.
Ohio, and the money recovered
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

ASSAULT UPON An EDlTOR.-We mentioned, a
day or two ago, that cowardly assault had
been made upon John Bausman, Esq, Editor of
tho Washington (Pa.) Tribune, by a man named
Black Since then we have received the III.
6a"e, containing aletterfrom MonOngahela City,
from which we gather the following particulars.
1t appears that this man Black is notorious
character in that community malicious and
desperate man. He came aboard the boat at
Eiizabethtown, and was considerably in liquor,
and commenced a series of noisy and turbulent
demonstrations, much to the annoyance of the
passengers. He approached Mr.. Bausman with
much insolence, claiming IN acquaintance, which
Mr.. B. tolerated until it became insufierable, and
then very properly repelled The language and
bearing of Mr.. Bnusman during all this time is
represented as being temperate, and rather ex.
PostulatOry than pre-emptory. This enraged
Black, and he determined to have revenge for
the Imagined insult offered to him. He first
called ona passenger for the loan of dirk knife
which was not granted; he then sought the en-
g'neer Of the boat borrowing hammer WEIGH.
ing four or five pounds, telling him he wished
to nail down the lid of box. From the letter
II the Tribune, we make tho following extract.
At this time the Luzcrne was approacbino
the landing at Monongaheia City, and Mr.. Bans.
man, nnconciOus of the impending danger. 6n5
taken up his carpet bag and was otherwise pre-
paring to get off He reached the door, thus
ehcum6ered with his baggage, at which Black
was posted, and was about passing through
when Black raised the hammer and struck him
ON or near tte shoulder second blow inn
,nedlateiy followed tic first, striking him oh
hquely near the temple Immediately above the
ear; Upon receiving this, Mr.. Bausman drop.
PED ap p, the cabin floor, partially rose again,
Nlu iell back insensiblc across trunk standing
near; Thus PROSTATE; his murderons -assRilant
u'su nus iron weapon uplilled for another and
Mnat would have been unenestionablv fatal
I nio%, when Mr.. Werrell, the clerk, rushed upon
Back, and seizing the hammer, diverted the
impending stroke. Black Immediately left the
Ga6in, got Oft the bont, which Ind now landed
ana pTecipilately made his way to the house of
ils wife with whom he has not been living for
some time past; andw found there Hader R1s
-0'a aud arrested early the next morning.
1t IS charged in Pittsburgh paper that Mr..
bausmanidFew pistol on Black This is de-
Slared TO be without the shadow of foundation.
When the first blow was struck Mr.. Bausnan
had carpet bag in one hand and a large bun.
Ole IN the other, drawing pistol was therefore
physically impossible
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

THE CANE LAW Of onIO.-By law of the
State of Ohio, which took effect the first day of
May, it is unlawful to kill any deer or RABBIT, or
Kill or destroy the eggs of any quail, partridge
or pheasant, widgOosc, duck, turkey, snipe, etc.
The killing of robbins, larks, thruslies or cat
birds is prohibited at all times of the year
Birds of prey, crows, crow-blackbirds and red.
headed wood-PeclSers, etc, are not protected.
The intention of the law is to protect the vari-
ous kinds of game during the season of their
increase, and other birds at all times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

LATE PAPEKs.-Alr. Mooney, has again placed
US under obligations to him for late New York
papers, which he very kindly sent to our office
yesterday. They came very OPPORTUNITY, as
our New York papers from some cause, failed
to reach US He will please accept our thanks.
All the prominent Eastern papers can be had ut
his news room, Main st, opposite the n. W..
Bank, daily, in advance of the mail.
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ImpOrtant Notfce

EING desrous Of selling out my large stock Of Frepcb
bF&ndies' French and German Wines, Imported WIis-
ana domestic Liquors OF all kinds Also large lot Of
imported Cigars, and different other artieles-I
nsTDS INFORM ny customers aud the public viii sen
reduced price, and cheaper than any other SabSbms1t
can anord II any person shorl1 be willing to bur my
VIII SET the price BELoW the coS.price
Persons showing themselves to me are
70 eau ana skIFL4. CONRAD sTROBEL, ~
No. III Main street,
Wheeling, Feb list, 1851. SsiIssti
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MAY 2l.-rhe Lexington, KY, Old School
Presbyterian General Assembly met to-day
There were 225 members present. Opening
sermon by Rev. DIR. Dodge; Moderator Rev. DR..
Van Rensselaer, of Philadelphia; Temporary
Clerk, DIR. Sloan, of Penna.
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RtvBR Ngws.-Wnter a feer

+ RIVER News: SVater O feet.
41Iirala-James Wood, from St Louis;
Floating Palace, from Pittsburgh; j. Raymond,
from Pittsburgh AIbermarle, from Parkers-
burg; Convoy, from steubenyille; Nebraska,
from Sunfsh.
Dspartures.-James Wood, TO Pittsburgh;
ALTERNATE, to Parkersburg; Convoy, to Steu-
benville
STATE SENATE announce MYSELF an Independent
candidate to the people this District in the
STATE senate am in favor Virginia 1ecevIng herthare
or the proceeds of the Public Lands
myl9 ALFRED CALDWELL.
PrpAaE announce the following Land distribution eandi
HOr Hovst or DrrnuArEs-JosEPH L. FRY, JOHN L.
NEWLY [aPl1-tsl ONO.
VIZ are authorized to SE1IGRRARD
CLEMENS. OF ONO COUNTY, as the Democratic
candidate for Congress- this Congregational District
April lO-te
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AconIlyrAI

WoRcEsrEE, Mass, May al Considerable
feeling exists here in consequence of the acquittal
OF three persons charged with murder, and
fourth, whose case was nolle prOse9uclt before
the Supreme Court.
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The FLoATrNa PAtAoR.-we need scarcely
say that the Floating Palace has arrived, for al
most every person in the city has been to see
it. 1t is very appropriately named, every
thing being fixed up aud arranged in the most
magnificent style, which alone will compensate
any one for visiting it. From the encOmiums we
have heard passed upon the performances of the
company by those who were present yesterday,
they arc undoubtedly No. l in their profession,
and will give satisfaction to all that visit them
during their stay in the city. This afternoon
and evening they perform again.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

GnEEx Peas AND NEW PorAToEs-rhe steam
er Marion, which arrived at New York, on Tues
day, from Charleston, brought 200 bushels Of
green peas and new potatoes.
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We request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three O'Clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
ton in the morning following. Tie crowd OF
night work renders it necessary.
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The coNcEHT at The Cathedral, last night, was
attended by large aud fashionable audience,
and passedoiF to the entire satisfaction of all.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY ., 1851.
TIE RunI.Tn-

wehAve :hiE day sold 1esszs. campbeIi Mcpermot
The entire InteIEeneer once. weretr our sincere thaps
to eur patrons for tie many acts of kindness have re.
sslred teiT hands and cordially commend sueceEsors
totheirnOtiee they win ever found
and attentive to every department of business and Uili
usesTsry effort deserve The patronage the community
Our accounts viii to the 18Th npant and We hope our
riend' viii aid Us In speedily closing up our outstanding
accounts.
The 6psnesg OF the arm VIII be settled by either Of The
PurPOEa. BEATTY 4 co.
Wheeling, Oct. sth, 1856
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.ATTENTTON T4DTESI7

:
AYlSG just returned from the East where goods owing
10 The money pressure, cheaper in mice
nave returned with goods which for OEIEAPNFs in prices
VIII astonh egery able to offer 10 the public the
following good bargains: -
Palr5 Of those cheap 4 at which the
lles nad better call early in order Disappointed
oU0 yds plain Black and Brown BarAges actually chenn
Wortn SIC at 900 yds, all colors, and fully
worth TSC, at 8Ti(c. ' 49, 'N'''
Loco yds all EoOlcn de LaIne, worth soc at 3I1Sc
80 "S1 Linen as Handkerehiefs, 1ss{e Mt i2Yc.
~ ~ 40 DO fully worth 25c Mt 1T5fv.
6NO yds Bonnet Ribbons, worth 1S1fe, at i2i(r.
also call attention to large assortment Of BLACK Silks
which have purchased auction, and which am able
season. 49, - Ss'' ti'S
Two cases Of Muslin purchased from House that failed
ana Iuly worth l2lSc, I will run OF at 1Os y
Ny stock Of Ribbons and Bonnets Whjri, have b..r 49,.
chased at very low figures, will sell less than any other
WIN one word, having purchased all my goods CASH.
Please give early call In order to get anne NJ those.
aTSSins adTerttsed and good many others, which It
would take too much space TO enumerate.
ISAAC Prayer,
No. 1913 Main St. next to Union 81. b
~ Don't forget 10 ask for those banded Collars at Sc
worth 5Se' and Of which have over One Thousand
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CIRculT CouRr.-The case of the COn.mon-
wealth rs. a. H. Everett, indicted for forgery.
was tried yesterday in the Circuit Court, and the
prisoner found guilty. Verdict of the Jury,
that he is to undergo imprisonment in the Peni.
Tertiary for five years The counsel for the
prisoner moved the Court for an arrest of judg-
mont
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5rs soia at u erbo..e, oEsx bottles Co. by the sole

sENERAL AoISTs. So
Ilnl11uephia T. " Dyntt Sons, 1872 N Oh street N.
SaInea PARK Sgi rOaiWHy, Duane. BATE
iIr lay 81. and Penna. Avenue ftn
TInnat, John D. Park. Chicago barclay BrotIsrS ora q
j. WTIpi 4 Go ieois' baFiaFd Adams Co. NJ Orleans
500 by 1aHEhlns Bushhed, Wholesale ort,
VI IEinlni T. n Loguh Co.. and other DrugTsts
generally throughout the United staIes and
oet8dnTlr
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FOUNDRY PROPERTY
I ESE sale or Lease, Ina WeSt CoIumblR. Va.
sItS Say !, go9d EOTkng order having Black
SIt stock Of coke The buildings In 5T
is IN ' ''n shop, andlaths shop with
The property Is In tile centre Of ipe
s county With very large 10
The properly wiz beleased for tern, OF
les Of ssady habits good oaracter and non ms SE
needappy II SHonl desire to purchase the
This PrSpert has ehartered privilege for
y should n company purchasing, iiesre H. the
apls ga 0 saR6 sFs'a i ss6 RFRPSF
RICH ElfBR OLDERIES l1NDL4 nES
SaSse an sf q
iSo, eISs aasorment Of French Worked Collars Lace
ans - 8 Hfi isaiR1RRii4f { s IS
A0ARoNI Corn Starch Pearl Sage, TnEISh Spiif PeaS
N French Mustard a9d India ceFris Powder, Just re-
-nz11--- ". a. EDWARDS BRO.
CORN MEI4T1 -
ION SACKS Corn Meal, reed and for sale by
~ aP4 1 n. HUMPHREY.
Sugar Cured Dried Bsei-30O i6s
my2a n. RErrIY.
abl1e ,S;i Tnnatam Cloth aud C6aics
ags0 HEIsKELL 4 swEAR1xdEE.
yAPSI CAPS -RtGLAN CAPs-Just rIecfTed a lot Of
ols tsp S Sd g aRs sPPTslE P soY
IL a. oE LEt0H Orange, HapIlla Peach, Rose
for ale IS 5, Ell Aor'sT4ds ,t 1seslvsd and
NEDAR BUCKETS. Zine WASH R0aTds and s5S5T so1eS
~ l1 ", received and for sale by
mi Io2lI ". A. EDWARDS Z BRO
lSfl( PIECES Satin Green Paper 1000 pieces eoIoT1d
sn17 "lOaOs FaPsF' for sale whelsssle
(EgEIVED nun Assortment Of Gents pIaei- TSrr6
~ ssoaeh Cloth CAPs. taplsl s. D lIARPRl 8 SON
e Castile Soap, old and dry just received In
s " -Is9z LAuqHEINs Z BUSItFIEiD n
9LlE NAVY c4Ps.-A fine assortIaeaS on hand Win
I - hne sHk cover. laplsl s. D. HARPRR & SON
s! aPn W. a. EDWARDS BRO
= Bulls Rtherial OIL, Tor sale BY
y z.e.z GAUGiII.lNs TIisIIRIFtp
SPERa oANDLES-fu5t received ana for sale 61 s=--
- "! Va EDWARDS BRO.
+ Isl OOPS FOR BoiS-Iron and Wooden a Fl
-- ~. ---------- ,. 2 WILTON 3 cos.
A LARGE stock u HOsltTJ, CIoves aud SiisI5
* - - 5ElsAELL z SWEARINGRS.T
BBls Aeoiio &c. 90 and 9s per cent for sale hr
~ !-15 LABGTIIISR 4 RIfRIIFIEiT
- AIlDINEs, just received and tor saie By
SSPAI- w a. EDWARDS BRO.
I I-tALklRKS ALE-JuIt received aud for sale b7
llat9 EDWARDS & BRO.
SU6AR CURED HAHs received and for sale l,,-
ape ". A. EDWARDS Bro.
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FRnM NEw Ynpr

FROM NEW YORK.
May 2l,-GaPtain, Carpenter, of tho 5tli
Ward. has been appointed Deputy Superintend-
cnt, in place of Mutscll, removed.