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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-28
CHEAP! CHEAP!

WE mean the west 15ofthe lie. quarter OF
w section /. town %, range Is. This is
as GOOD land as there is in the kinickinic VAL
lev. and viii he sold at the lowest price for the
:. ready John Davis" 1t lies near the head
waters of the Kinickinic. and is a most desira
bic location. For further particulars, you that
have money, call on the Subscriber at the
IoI.rx.r Orat,r. H. A. TAYLOR.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-28
In Justice Court.
Pierce County.

To Alfred Smith.
NOU are hereby notified that writ of at
tachment has been issued against you.
and your property attached, to satisfy the de-
mand of Henry Kenyon. amounting to thirty
five dollars. Now unless you shall appear be-
orc j. I. Shepard, a Justice Of the Peace in
AID for said County, at his office in said town
ON the eleventh day of August, A D 1858. at
one o'clock in the afternoon, judgement will
be rendered against you, and your property
gold to pay the debt.
Dated this 25th dav of June 1855
nos 6w HENRY KENYON Plaintiff.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-28

4 Ii persons whose subscriptions for the
Apurchase of the Academy bell are yet I'M
paid are requested to pay the same TO the I'M
dersigned without delay.
.. S. POW ELL
River Falls, June I'd, 1853. Soft
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-28
LAND & LOTS FOR SALE


A T A. @. SNYDER'S, Prescott.
n 1926 per keg. 3-tf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-28
A LIS 0

Three village lots in River Falls, cheap for
CASH. -
R;yerFalls, March 3Ist, 1858. No. Al If,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-28
FOR SALE !!


am prepared TO furnish on short notice,
every kind of building timber, from lath to
40 foot stick 8 by 10. For further informal
t;on inquire at the South Fork mill.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-07-28

on THE DEATH OF MADEIRA F. AND IsINELLA
DURGIN, AGED THREE YEARS ONE MONTH,
AND ONE YEAR TWO MONTHS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

rJ- The Eaquiru, speaking Of j. N.
Shanklin's exhibition at the Court House
on Tuesday night says:
He took occasion to pitch into Garlic, of
the Journal, for the personal calnmnics
which that specimen Of "hOuestyp has
pleased to heap ON him lately, and literally
used him up in most admirable style.
Since graiaitous effort, a year ago, to
shield the above individual from the effects
of charge Of drunken rowdyism at. Vim
cenncs, the Journal has not, to our knowl-
edge, contained reference to him, for the
simple reason that We have not since his
late developments, deemell him worthy Of
notice. II the people Of yanderburg and
Posey are determined to- place such libel
upon their intelligence and judgment in the
State Capital, we think they had better do
it as silently as possible. We shall do
nothing to attract the attention of the world
to the Notifying selection. lift he done,
we wish il to DC done in the dark, and con-
cealed from all but those who must be cog
infant Ut the disgrace. The assault upon
the Journal was made because its silence
wounded the fedgling's vanity. and to pro-
woke notice. II has succeeded 10 this cx-
tent, but il will lie gratifed no further.
How were the intelligent citizens ut this
county pleased with the TRADE of fustian,
bombast, aud ignorant ranting, displayed at
the court house on Tuesday evening by one
who aspires to represent them Mt Indianapo-
lis? What do they think Of the capacity OF
the sap head to help frame revenue sys-
tern for the State OF indiana which ough,
to be prcdicatsd upon most intimate know.
ledge Of her statistics and rcsJurses-.who
talks bsfose public au,iienee, OF the length
Of her railroads being $4,000 miles, and
sufficient " encirele the earth, and tells vi
her productions bcing more than enough Il
feed the world, and sufficient to answer the
daily prayer for bread, from all the inhabit-
ants Of the earth? VIC think a youncstcr
that can't state, with any approach to nc.
curacy, the most notorious historical facts
Of -four years date, that have been retailet
monthly in rehashes by newspapers, hat
better moderate his efforts ut defamation
and instead Of aspiring for scat in til,
Legislature, ask his father to send him
year to the city school. 1t will be tn,
cheapest mode for the community TO educat,
him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02
~ The Kansas correspondent of

"a The Kansas correspondent of the
New York Erening Post, who has been un-
derstood TO be a Democrat, says in his last
letter:
There are those in Kansas who entertain
the idea OF calling q Frce State Convention
immediately after the disposal Of the Eng
lish insult with vies to determine the
policy to be pursued in reference to the
framing Of another Constitution, and the
propriety Of another immediate application
for admission into che Union. Many oppose
the idea rs likely 10 continue the agiGsfion
with fruitless result; but am inclined to
think, nevertheless, that the convention will
be held and the question authoritatively de-
cisird. venture the prediction, that upon
the question OF adopting another constitu-
ton, or re-adOpting the old, before the next
session of Congress, or postponing the APP
plication until 1860, the Free State party of
Kansas will split into Democratic and Re-
publican wings. Asplit very soon is inevit-
able, and this will probably be the wedge"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

~~>~x:x,.s:~ 49, 49, ~~.-<vw su a..
.rce<,.s and ,etter. al Gov. WaIker and
Ssc,.,.-v s,.,,o, ~. N;h,.ct osxe his
vol. n -, -. mf.mossIE instrument ND
an r r.r;u,4 r.c.sa n was as we'll in
torn.d x ;,.S eha,.e,cr Ia xroucomitants
r., hr.v. ~. voss N ,,,sta;u Il as he Is
80 u. d.c,.,,. ne b.. reuented Of
,o,h;nc he b.. dome The inference /, in
.~;,.n,s th,, n. xou,d vote for In. same
"a o~.,;er ,h. pr.s;-
-, - - -fr;.uax-hs
,...,a $4,000. n. A., a.,,.,,s.s ,..;,.;
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.,~..rx.r,s = "A rs.s..sT ss.YA
NE. - ,,ot,w.s ,h.,' ..,...sd b;wo.r. s,;u
........u:-. .-....,...-.r a., 80 IT..
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s,..., -. -. a., -" -. -.
-. - ~ &C.. 60. -,
e.. :. ~. .,x a;.,;,c. r,.do.. Cor N.
s,,ur. a.. ,,,v NM, tho n.., he can y.
;,,au.A -. - q --ss'tti s-i .
Judge yiblack was asked how it was. that
If he was sincere in the conviction that the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

CAPITAL or the ATLANTIC TELEGRArH
original capital Of the COM
pany was ESQ, 900, in $50 shares each of
1000. After the failure i'm lay ing the cable
last year, il was considered necess ary 10 in
crease il to $500, 900, and the greater part
Of this amount has been paid in. About
ESQ, 600 has still to be advanced to make up
this amount, the greater part of which bal
ance will be expended ON putting the cable
into complete working orler and fitting up
the necessary offircs at the two tcrinini.
The organization Of the company took place
in 1856. among various concessions here
and in England, there is a grant Of Ga, 900
per annum, from the respective Governments
ut Washington and London, for priority of
sending and receiving communications across
the ocean. -. ~ 81. 49,
VI the three hundred and fifty shares into
which the capital is divided, eighty eight
are held ON this side of the Atlantic, and
two hundred and sixty-two belong to stock
holders in the United Kingdom. Mr.. Cyrus
w. Field is understood to have invested in
this speculation 10 the amount Of $50, 600,
or tenth Of the entire extended capital.
We can readily imagine, therefore, how
much he must have been interested, in a
pecuniary as well personal manner, i'm the
success Of the great enterprise with which
his name will stand identified forever.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02
Philadelphia Coal ana Manufactur.
Ing Interests.
The Philadelphia Press gives the follow


The Philadelphia Press gives the follow
ing statistics:
The production of the anthracite coal
fields OF our State for 1857 amounted to g.
79s, 033 tons, which, at the minimum price
at the mines.of 81 per ton, would be 3d.
J96,O7S, while its market value exceeded
$50, 900, 900. The railroads and canals, con-
s,ructed principally 10 carry this coal to
market, are over 1900 miles in length, and
cost more than $l27, 900, 900. Of this coal
4,304, 23O tons were shipped 10 Philadelphia.
The prosperity Of this interest depends in a
great measure upon the welfare Of the gen.
eral manufacturing interest of the country,
particularly of the iron business 49,
In 1926, the anthracite iron made near
Philadelphia amounted to l68, 249 tons, val
ued Mt a., SEQ, 723-the charcoal iron made
in Eastern Pennsylvania to So, ] 90 tons, val
ued at 81, 754, 2s0, and the total product of
anthracite iron made in Pennsylvania to
500, 81 tons, valued at So, 2ss,2l7.
The great basis of the prosperity of our
city consists in her vast manufacturing in
dustry, the annual production of which
amounts to nearly 81 so, 0O0, 900.
The products Of the manufacturing in
dustry of Philadelphia and its immediate
vicinity are Of greater value than the whole
cotton crop of the United States. Yet, in
national lcgisla. ion which might be sup
posed to affect the former interest, scarcely
a whisper would he heard from those who
generally represent us, while il anything
affecting the cotton crop were under dis
cussion the whole ni,ior would speedily
ring with the eloquence of the statesmen OF
the South.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

ST. LoUIs.-Tle ordinance for ascertain
ing the population Of st. Louis has passed,
and census takers have been appointed by
the Mayor. Some light is likely to I've
thrown On the secret history of the late
election, in the course Of a few weeks, as
well as on the growth and prosperity Of the
city. -.r-ves 81 49, -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

- The Cincinnati Commissioners esti-
mate the whole cost of the Court House,
including the foundation of the new Jail,
with boilers and chimney stacks, and APP
paratus sufficient 10 heat both buildings and
the different offices at shout $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

- An Englishman's lunch-A slice Of
am, six heggs and quart Of hale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

.1H The last 6i1fiuGufu&el appeog6Dce
on the theater Of ulinois politics, % Jesse d.
Bright. He stopped Few hours at Chicago,
bad a talk with d. Daaite politicians, and
made h6Ste to W11bingteh The presump-
ton q that he p<9poses - sti6en up old
Buck b back that - warof the Admins
traitor against Douglas may not slacken.
Bright is as busy q bee. We hear of him
at all points of the compass. He and Slidcf
are coupled in land and political spccula-.
tons. They are pretty pair, and know
more about making money out Of the op-
portunities presented men their distin--
guisbed station. than any other firm in
America. Bob are New Workers. A
Washington letter writer describes them
thus: - - ~rFFsr 3
They left their native heath at an early
age, The Empire State presented an un-
favorable field for the exercise of their pecu-
liar talents on account Of excessive compe-
tition. Their special accomplishments con-
sist in their unrivalled powers Of manage
ment and intrigue They sought fresh
| fields and pastures new in the South and
West. They are both fighting men, Sill
dell fought duel with Stephen Price, in
which he drew his adversary's claret.-
Retiring to New Orleans he married a for
tune and became known rs good shot and
| for his iuvincible hands at "brag." As a
politician, his skill and boldness defcd COM
petition. In 1874 he was the master spirit
of the Placquemines Eruption, whereby the
down-trodden and oppressed Dutch and
Irish, who by the bigotry Of Louisiana laws,
were precluded from voting in New Orleans.
were enabled, by voting early and often,
to turn the State over from Clay to Polk.
. Mr.. Bright removed to Indiana, married a
Kentucky heircss with droves of niggers,
went over the line to fight political rival,
amicably adjusted the dispute, but extin-
guished the foe by I,e arrangement and has
ever since been the autocrat Of the Indiana
Democracy Solely by his cunning he
compasscd his last election to the Senate by
the action of one branch of the Legislature
alone, and against the protest of the other,
and by the same means, procured the ratif-
cation of the outrage by party majority at
/, Washington. 1t is the current opinion that
no man in public life knows as well ms Mr..
Bright how TO ma money ont of politics.
His speculations connected with the public
lands have made him a reputation for
scheming equal 70 John Lane in his day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02
XH0BELL n CO.V'H.N,g row MTV.E
~ just selected from the largest Eastern Houses,

a E,rgs ssok &c
Victims, Italian, German, and French.
Guitars Of various prices.
Accordcons and Flutinas, choice quality.
flutes, Flagcoicts, Tambourines, Banjocr.
Aud all Musical Instruments and Instruction Books,
which they sell at Eastern prices. Also complete
assortment Of
Envelopes ~ all kinds.
Blank Books
Letter Paper.
Srhcol Books.
Newest Novels, &C, &c.
Wholesale aud retail and at the lowest prices in the
city. Call and the selection before going else
wherc. aug27
EyU.NDRLES.--75 BOXES PRIME
~ Cheese,
ticrcsS dried beef,
Jbbls ginger wine,
~ y bl,ls do,
bii- blackberry brandy,
r. do wine,
) bbls p.ach brandy,
received by I. & ID. UEIMANN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

ls doz. assorted common do.
~ a. Feed do.
20 Bush New Sweet Potatoes.
80 Bush. new Timothy Seed.
~ q. I" Red Top. Receivvsi by
angz q. II. TOOK son.
NV:lyS-St1LLE .ayv,D NEyVDER.
IL son STAGE LINE.-The undersigned is now
c-ptc-, to aud from Henderson and Evansville,
hecting at Henderson with the Henderson and Hop
kinsvie stage line, and at Evansville with the Nv
ansSiil- and Charlottesville Railroad Leaves Hen
derscn at O'Clock, A. VI. Leaves Evansville at 3
O'clock, p. NJ, Time between City Hotel, Evans
VILE, aud Hancock -House, Henderson, two hours.
fs.r~, VI 2. Passengers called for In any part Of
the city. II desired. SCOTT HOPKINS
q. Aug. q. ls5S-llm Preprietors.
@sO.IL! CO.1E.y coz Ly.,--ssJUsrS
" WILL AND SHALL BE DONE."-I have
just erected Fairbanks Scale for the purpote Of
weighing my coal. shall sell my coal by weight,
aecording TO the law a the state: I have large
stock Of superior quality Of Pittsburg Ccai AMI in
vite all my friends to give me cali and try It.
have lsen eighteen years IN the business and pro-
fss TO be Judge The price Of coal is 20 cents per
bsshel All orders ieft at the Gas Company's nice
between First and Second Locust stre.t, or at
Hormbrook . Store, on Water street, or ut my Coal
Officr, at the Lamascs Wharf, will be attended to-
All eoai must be paid for when ordered. IN hanlabe
currency. ANDREW HCTCHESON.
aug36-3n
NOR S.fLE~ LARGE RR.H.MK
II Dwelling Hous- and Two Lots, on Sixth STREET
Enquire II the Rcal Estate and Inteliigcnce ORce,
Ne. l, North Third STREET. c. c. COLLINS
N0R &.ALE.-a.F I'm - . . V.IB =
II Farm u l55 acrs, IL miles from the City Of Ev-
ansville, at q great bargain. Enquire at the Real
Estate and Intelliarncs Onicc. No. I, north Third
street. tangzol q. c.0coLLINs.
EOR &fLE.-A MICE RB3kDEyV1.E
II on Main street. Terms favorable. Enquire Mt
the Real Estate and Intelligence Once, No. l. North
Third street. [aug25l c. c. COLLINS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02
D0PL-1R sMI.N,0L6s. SO, 900
Il Poplar Shingles, in yard and for sale by
- JOHN =. GLOVER,
> angl1 j, - Corner Main and seventh streets
ER ~ - STO RR.-TME IND y -.
- slGNEDwill keep constantly on hand,
HfY,F.E rF1x. So So

4- ,SHIPSTUFP,
.r a- za-r- "A BRfN
And all other articles needed 70 feed Horses or
Males. All If which he will sell wholesale or re-
tan, at lowest market rates, giving just weight
and measure
ROBERT s. RUSToN, a-
Water street, between Main and Locust, Evansville.
eug3Iy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

Two DOCTORS.-B R.lTAW.fxTE'S
II RETROSPECT FOR JULY. Just received at
aug26 DOBELL & CONJUNCTION.
GsO.METMf.N'S9 .N.EW. = THE Pr.
~ TENT Self-scaling White Porcelain FRUIT
JAR just received and for sale cheap at the Queens
ware Store Of J. w. HUGHES,
aucIf Is Main STREET
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

ny The Mobile Register, an ultra South
ern Democratic paper, complains of treason
in the Northern Dcmocratic ranks towards
the South. The competitors forstbe .Presi-
dency, il says are trying 10 compel the
Democratic party to Gbeyaiizeits platform,
50 a. to render IL more acceptable to North
ern sentiment-to eniarye the Democratic
organization by forcing il seplaee itself upon
a platform less favorable to Southern opinion
and Southern rights than its present COM
plexion- Convinced by the results of the
last Presidential election that the. Democratic
party in its present organization must be
overwhelmed in the conflict of 1860, when
ii will meet the Black Republicans single
handed, they determined that st should com.
pete for Northern suffrage by NerfAevnizing
itself. The Lecompton Constitution being
now cffec.ually rejected, they have proceed
ed to further strengthen this platoon by de-
claring in favor Of breaking down the Con-
ference ComPremise and admitting Kansas
at once rs free State. .><5tr z.r-e-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02
WeAeHks $50 A.s:D FETAL

" BOOK 4 STATIONERY STORE. nzz1.
Just received and for sale by the sui'- S3S
scrihcr, large and splendid assortment A$1Fy
If Books and Stationery, consisting In 10y
part Of COO Reans of Cap, Letter and ~
Note Paper 800 Quires of Blank Books, from 10c.
to sl.J0 per quire; lJ0,00 assorted Envelopes |;
Memorandum Books Of all kinds also, large
sortment Of School Books Bibles Of all kinds all
kinds of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens Of all
kinds I; Steel Pens If every brand; Gold and Silver
Penhelders and Pencils; Pocket Books and Port
monnais Of every description Musical Instruments
e all kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper Draw
ing Paper and Pictures States and Pencils Ink
and lnkstands and many other articles too nll-
meious to MENTION all of which will he sold ut the
very lowest price for cash. J. HEALY,
Fosters Block, corner Of Main and First streets.
angIf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02
NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS

MFW AnVER11SEm ENTS
-=--E--==-a.ES=s.-...E-,
lNkAND C0.MBLN1 1xo.ts OF ~
tarcc nights only. at Crescent city Hall ON ThuIs-
day and FRIDAY. September ID and ID, from ~ to
81. p. N. Also. saturday, september 4sh.a at ~
O'Clock, and at night. Mons c. hALLEk viii in
trodnce pew and starting feafs in masic. Mr.
6si%s "a s"sSs: \; s:a !; &.
Lilliput,sa Family For particulars see small bills
-. 40, !. =. :, !. :, /, = - ySv1-
The ouern,. mc.sa.e has arrivcd-so has JOHN
RAsCH with the finest stock Of Ladies' Shoes ever
demand for home. made work. ] have selected from
the best manufacturers OF Philadelphia and New
forka superior article OF honfe-inade WORK: Son-
sisting in part Of Ladies Black, Brown and Fancy
Gaifers Opera Boots Congress CATERS Buskin
variety Of Isse~ and cidren's Boots and s6os
Ankle Ties. Sc- have bows and Youths Boots and
i Al nlna. am sir; rd.r ,"sns n,,.
c,;,ors and Shp... ~ any .fy,c rum , fne Patent
leather Root 10 a Brogan Cow Shoe of tbe hest i'm
er,sd Calf and Kip cheaper than any ho,s IN 'hs
call and examine my stok as intend to Wholesale
cheap fr cash. JOHN RASfB,
sePee-lmo = se.ona ..rre. e..ow '.arn
A.V E.N'Gf.NEEh W1.vTED.-.a.v
- EXPERIENCED ENGINEER can DURAN Fs,'maieot
situation by making immediate aspiration ut the
RGTGS SE U.ELIJs .Y.E NJ RO0E.
OIL yERsULA-,| Inst received at = i %
septI DoBELL a CONYNCTON.1
>AGE.rGEl1 c ~ TIE $500 f1T1sorn ~
NJ y - - - 49,
8. Il. LOOMS, III. KELLOGG,
sl- President - - Secretary
80 l.l.-
- Nj. MAGILL, Gen1 Agent.
~ - H. W. WA"AAA,
TLeiAL AehSrs AND Apsesrfks. 81
> u n W = NJ Or AS ELS,
JASrAkY LIST, 1SiS.
INDIANA, ILLINOIS, IONA, TENNESSEE &c .
I'd compliance with the laws Of these states
Cash Capital, =. $500. 100000.
Cash ON hand and n, Rank 81 Az ga
- IN hands of and due from Agents 4, -, "a
Amount, loaned on Mortgages OF Real Is.
II .7eo. 90
Amount Leaned on Pledge Of Barik Stocks, 1870 000
Bills Receivable, Tor loans on approved col
lateral and PERSONAL security .-..-.-.53, 77;,4s
saKhEr vAIIE
"s"~ or.,I.~,e.s, VA ~ ,san
~. VI ''"''" an" o'"'' ~ H. On
>ccumul,t oil Interest ,,, Inyrstpunts . Io- on
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..tt.-rs ca, 10 ~
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uc w uo. a.c ~ lnn VI o'hoi 'reu''"f'
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T.,.I ~ ali li.iiIit;a. N A
n
STATE or CoNNECTICUT,1 HARrFoRp, Cox.
Hartford County. january a. lx,S
Personally appeared n. KELLocG, Secretary of the
Phoenix Insurance Company, and made oath that
tue foregoing statement by him subscribed il true
and correct in his best know h.,l.r aud belief Re
ore me & J. JlOADLEl Justice az the Peace
Y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

0ba,s Rio coffee,
received and FIR sale by i. 4 II. HERMANN.
sJfE nE@ 1' "''"Se"T
1aO boxes tea, 4r.r
100 bales American Navy oakum,
6cass hlnoricc,
l0 cases lemon syrup,
10 do brandy cherries,
3 do absynth,
~ boxes pickles,
3 io leccsiili -H
. d. institutions,
: do curacoa in jugs,
5 bbls -four sulphur,
IL kegs refined saltpetrc,
) btis alum,
: H., chalk.
do coIeras.
II do almonds, n
9 do fibcrt-.
do almonds (soft shelD,
do Brazil nuts,
. do English wSlnuts,
Ia boxes sbcllcd Almonds,
. bids currents,
10buxcs citron. Al -
100 do fire crackers, d rf g..
10 cases cards,
lOO duz tar buckcts.
for sale low by TESNEY & SoRRENsoS,
aug:p0 No. u Water street
IUST RErEly.ED M BXPRESS.
e1-Cify of the Great King. by DIR. Barclay
IIs'lji la Syria, 10y Mrs. Sarah Barslay johnson.
At laug26l j. HEALI'S.