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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-09

w Mr.. Livingstone the missionary ana
eminent explorer Of Southern Africa, is
about to leave England on another exploring
expedition in the region Of hi> former enter
prises. He COOS out under the protection
and patronage Of the British Government
who have appropriated $4,000 for his ex-
pcnses, and will send him to tho mouth o.
the Zambcsi river on the Eastern coast O
the continent, and then as far mp that river
as it shall be found boatable. Most interest
ing results are expected from these new la
bors of tic eminent traveller.
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Rational Amusements.

We rejoice at every indication Of the
decay Of those prejudices against the in
nocent social amusement Of dancing that
have descended through our churches
from early New England Puritanism.
The great want of our present social
condition is the introduction Of many
more harmless social recreations that
shall withdraw young lads and men from
more exciting and grosser pleasures;
young America as it is now freeing itself
more and more from parental author :
ity, and the gentle influences Of home,
needs the rfiening power Of constant
intercourse with the Sentler sex to sub
due its rough rowdyism. We are glad
to see that our younger clergymen, have,
in obcdiance to the spirit Of the age, come
out in defence Of the innocent amuse-
ment Of dancing. Mr.. Wilbour in his
sermon on Sunday last defended the
practice as innocent and harmless; and
he thought it no violation Of religions du-
ty in professed member Of the church
to permit or practice it. He said there
were great Inconsistencies in the opin.
ions and acts Of protesting christians.
Many who affect holy horror at any in
diligence in an innocen: recrestions such
as stepping to the measured time oil
sprightly and enlivening music, when
they were ur,ed to the practice Of Christ's
precepts-to forgive their enemies-be.
stow something from their abundance
upon the poor--or to bring their chill
dren to the baptismal font--or to subject
any Of their inordinate worldly desire:
to Gods Laws,--thcir holy horror wa!
charged into most unholy indifference
The pharasaical. straight laced opposi
ton to amusements, had driven mor'
: persons into the extremes Of excess
I than it had saved to the church."
S The Rev. Mr.. Hosmer, has also take
J.. up the claims Of the young for innocen
n pleasures and recreations, and he ha
formed reading circle in which he
o endeavoring to cultivate . taste for p<
% rus,ng more substantial and select cla!
Of works than young people are apt I
h chose for themselves, and when the q
d tention Of the mind flags by these mel
Is tai exercises its gayety and vigor are n
lie stored by quadrille, and all 60 hon
L. instructed, happy and improved in bod
70 and mind. .,.
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SAVINGS BANKs.-The sums collected

SAVINGS BANKs.-The sums collected
in the Eastern Savings Institutions
show their vast importance to the de-
positors, aud The important effects upon
business Of collecting the savings ofla-
Dor into large aggregate sums. The
amount held by the savings banks in the
State of New York. is $43,8S5. 992, and
there is due depositors. besides the
profits on hand, S41, 422,872. The
amount deposited during the last year
was S24 $50, 443; and amount received
for interest was S2,643,6l5.
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~ Letter from n Ger .leman hold;nn !.

HA letter from gentleman holding an
Office under the United States in Kansas, says
"from my intercourse with leading Pro-sla-
very men federal Office holders) in the ter
ritory, know this party has not the slight
est intention Of entering into another contest
for power here. They will b. only too hap.
py if, by q perfectly correct department
they can secure pardon fos the past and per
mission to remain in the territory:
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NOTICE.

a LII persons concerned will take notice that Ger
n tifcate given by the School Commissioner or
Nanderhnrg county to one Walter Beal, September
18th 1897 for the purchase CT iOs No. the plat OF
the School Lands and being the southwest qutrr 81
the northeast quarter OF section IL. town s. south range
III west, containing ~ less. which certi
cate was assignei by sad Dc 10 Ambrose Yeagel,
is now the property OF the undersigned by purchase,
has been lost and deed made for slid land and that
the undersigned intends to apply 20 the Androf slid
county for new Certificate, according to .be law in
that case provided ANTONY K0SrAR-
III m
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E The suit of William ii. Elm against
ex-Mayor Smith, Gen. Edmonds and the
United States Marshal Freeman, of Boston,
to recover $2o, 900 damages for alleged per-
sonal injuries sustained at the time Of tho
surrender of tho fugitive slave Anthony
Burnc, has Just been decided ut Dedham
Mass, after trial occupying several days
by the jury rendering verdict for the de.
PENDANTS.
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The Bowc and their Fun cti0ns.-As perfec
health is the greatest blessing that we can enjoy,
without which all other blessings Of little
queice, we deem It Of great Importance to point out
the way for you to enjoy it, The bowels must be kept
in a state by which they enabled to carry of the
useless matter; they the main channel which nature
has appointed to carry everything that is unnecessary
And il is impossible 10 tell what large amount OF
sickness has been caused by constipation, costive
ness in other words by not keeping the bowels egu
lar is the main road TO all diseases Is the canse Of
unnatural irritation to the mucous, or lining mem
branes Of bowels Having lost their natural strength
they cannot object to what is required Of them
Hence, the bowels become infamed, and unless you
find speedy relief, thousand other complaints are
ready to drag you through amiscabe and wretch
ed life. Such medicines must be given will cleanse
the stomach and bowels, and restore their natural
strength. To accomplish this there Is compound 20
valuable these Pills. all other medicines utter
insignhcance when compared to them; il seems as
though the Author Of Nature had designed them for
this well other complaints. From two TO five pills
day will increase strength and appetite, and cleanse
the stomach and ntestnes from whatever is injurious
Dr. Morsc's Indian Rect Pills sold by all dealer.
| in Medicines. mar3-d&w In
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OF Petitions are pouring in upon
Congress in favor of general Bankrupt
Law. A Bill has already been prepared
and will be offered in the Senate within
q few days, the provisions Of which will
be generally acceptable to the Country.
1t is acceptable to Mr.. Buchanan, and
will be sustained as an Administration
measure.
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THE Posr OFFICE REyESrEs.-It appears
there are only FIVE States in the Union, where
the post Office receipts pay the expenditures;
these are Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con-
nectieut, New York, and Pennsylvania.
The deficit in the free States is IS 1914
In the Slave States the deficit is.... 2, 439 ,ssS
From this it appears that the support Of
the mails in the Slave States is a heavy draf,
upon the Treasury,
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~ We have much pleasure in calling a

u We have much pleasure in calling at
tention to the card of Mcssrs. Robertson &
McDougall, Commission Merchants, New Or
leans. They will pay particular attention
to the sales of pork, flour, grain, and West
ern produce of every description; and
promptly fill orders for all kinds Of Southern
produce. Mcssrs. Robertson & McDougall
are extensively and iavo'ably known among
the business men of tb!, State, and VIC be-
speak for them libcr.' patronage. '-
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DIR. COGGsWELL,s
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
- a J.

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and Aztec.
TroSs OF THE HEAD. caused by disturbed circulation
IN those who have tried it this city, is for sale at
KELLER E. WHITES.
The highest testimonials Of its efficacy have been
given by number Of the respectable citizens
have tried II. uy3
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eH Our townsman, John w. Foster, by
invitation delivered nm address to the citi-
zens Of worthington, on the evening Of the
22d Of February, "upon the duties of Patriot
ism, and the character of Washington"
which is very highly commended in the VAL
Icy Times, for its maturity Of thought-high
moral tonc-and Its eloqucnce.
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~ An ASYLUM for Inebfiates has been
established in New York city. and We observe
that petitions asking for an appropriation Of
$4,000 to sustain it are before the Legislature
of the State.
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o. The California Democratic papers
and most Of the leading Democratic poll
ticians of the State approve very cordial
ly Of the anti-Lecompton action Of Sena-
tor Broderick ami Mr.. McKibben, the
Representative.
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9 Gen. Folcy's course in Congress in
opposition to the Lecomptcn Constitution
appears to be very nearly unanimously ap-
Provedby the Democrats Of his District
MI John L. Robinson is writing letters from
washington to papers in his District, dis
parging the General and cndeavoring to ex-
cite The PreJudices Of his constituents against
HIM. But without effect.
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Fact. cannon be- Quc.,loned.-when thc reop

Facts cannot be Questioned,- When the people
Of any country bear testimony in mass in the case
Of Dr. j. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Not only have
we the individual evidence of the land, hut almost
every paper in the Union is commenting upon the
great benefit derivedTfrom the Of these celebrated
Btiers besides various diplomas awarded them, among
which is one from the Ohio Mechanics Institute. al
their Thirteenth Annual Exhibition, at Cincinnati
where the Committee was composed chiefly Of physc-
ians in the city. These weighty facts that
help but convince credulous that II is Least
worthy Of trial. For Dyspepsia in any form these Bit
tiers are Ger ain when used per directions
bottle.
For sale by all drugs ts and dealera generally.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To the Omeers OF the Hartford Insurance
Company, and Of the Evansville Insurance
Company:
The Neptune Fire Company beg leave to osturn the d
thanks for your very liberal donations for their ser
vices rendered at tia burning Of the Starch Factory
J. ii, BOFANDICK,
go. J.w. HENSON,
mari Commits
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@ 1t is said the political agitation
upon the Kansas question, has serious
effects upon the restoration Of CONNER
cal confidence and the resumption Of
business. Prudent men are dete, mined
to know the probable issue before they
assume large future liabilaties.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-09

~ All the o. S. troops in the Northern
and Western frontiers Of Texas are to be
withdr.wn and ssnt to Utah, leaving from
tier Of ]. 600 miles, with the largest Indian
population in the United States entirely de-
feneelcse.
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COAL.

bOUIAM AININu CVNFANI,
(Ofiee on Water street, under the Telegsgh Offce)
Cart loads Of I6 bushels of Bodian Mine Coal de-
vered to any part Of the city at 81 60 per load. Coal
weighed if desired at the expense Of the purchaser
Notes of solvent banks Of Illinois and Wisconsin ia
ken in payment. JOHN wYMoND.
dsc3s-H. Secretary and Msnages.
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Help that never Tires or Leaves You've
are agents for the sale Of wATS0N'S SEWING MA
CHINE, the best and cheapest machine yet inv ented
Ladies, II you want a FRIEND, one w.o will do yonr
work and tell tales, servant that viii not run out
Of nights. ask pay at the end of every week, buy
OF these useful articles, (price from >s TO ts3)
and We are sure you will he suited.
HORNBROOK & CO.,
feh5 Water street, Evansville.
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warrick County Agricultural &

Wsrrick County Agricultural Society,"
members Of the warrick County AgrioulturalSociet
called to appoint delegates to attend District
Meeting of all the Agricultural Societies in this Con
eressional District, at Princeton, Tuesday March
for the purpose Of forming and organizing District
Agricultural Society febI0-dIw&wa
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- A lady in Barren county Kentucky,
recently had three boys at once birth, the
smallest one weighing over eight pounds. 1t
is proposed to change tho name Of the couu-
ty at once.
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An Impenetrabie Secret.-The attention Of all
who wish to hide the changes wrought by time or
sickness in the color Of the Hair is invited to the fact
that such changes NAV be CONCEALED FOREVER,
by the occasional application OF that perfect smua-
ton shade Of natural black brown widely
known
CRISTADORO's EXCELSIOR DYE.
The artificial tinge which it instananeousy mpart;
is 50 true to life that 1t DETECTED the
result Of art, by the keenest observer. Bold every
where and applied by all Hair Dressers.
JOSEPH CRISTADOSO.
' MARI d. lm No. Astor House, New York.
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POCKET BOOKIOsT

III 0ST, on Main street. between the Washington
IL House and Morgan's Store First street. q
Pocket Book, containing aSout exc in money, and
due bill against the steamer Taac Shelby of s4 with
other papers. The ndtr will be literally rewarded ~
leaving il at this office. WM. ENRICH.
mars-tf
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Murray & J.anman's Florida water.-wl

murray q JsHumuuB u IUTtuH VuScE' "Ho1'
bottle Of this article Is opened IL evinces its essential
attributes in burst Of fragrance. Ladies, who once
use IT, lose their relish for other odoriferous essences
1t surpasses the genuine Cologne. Applied to the
brow. it cures Head Ache, and a few drops en- the
handkerchief will prevent faintness. Sold by d. T
Lanman emp, wholesale druggists, - Water street
New York. and sy all rugsists a, SOC. Per bottle
nar3-d&wlw
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EVAN SVILLE
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse.

XAE have opened n seef and Agricultural Ware
w house. Have on lahl aRd intend 20 Keep a fun
supply Of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS: also, a full
assntmen. Of IMPLEMENTS. Ne are Agruts for.
McCornick's Reaper: Mower and Reaper eambin= d:
Young America Corn aud Cob Crushers-
Sa ford's Straw Gutter;
Raymond < Robert,' Flows;
Peahody's Premium Prolific Corn;
Landr<th sons W arnntsd Garden sec3s &c. 6c
febl3-dkw Y IL COOK SON
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AUGUSTUS I.EMCKE is candidate for CITY
CLERK the ensuing April election. mari
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EDoctor Boardley, Dentist, will be absent for
n week two at Owensforo. Those who wish his
professional services, will leave note for him at Mrs.
Penteco rs .r at the jour- al Office. Hewill have his
Office on his return at Mrs. Pentecost's. mare-lw
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FOR ASsRSSOR.-wear requested 70 announce
JOSEPH @. HABING, candidate for City Assessor.
mart
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Five Dollars Rev ard-will he paid for the detec.
ton of the persons who in the habit Of STEALING
THE JOURNAL from the doors Of our subscribers
They are daily taken, are led to believe, Ivy SCI
of thieves, who pedle them to steamboat passengers
and also by set Of scamps not less wicked and mean
who borrow them to read, because they are too penu
rous to get their information honestly by paying for it
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STAR AND ADANANTINE
. a IN DIES

Q a III DIES.
Vu>HE undersigned continue the manu- fic;ure Il
j their celebrated Candles, of the different Sizes
four, five, six and seven to the pound.
ALL WARRANTED FULL WEIGHT.
Consumers viii find greatly to their Interest to use
these Candles in preference 10 those that sold DY
COUNT.
Many Cand'e that really to the pound are
branded and 81 ID a. skies, mixing difference against
the consumer OF five pounds 10 the box. The ysria-
ton usually made in the price is not prOporoncd to
this difference, the following statement shows:
A BOX or SEvENs CONTAINS 81. CANDLES, AND Is
SOLD FOR * POUNDS, WHICH - THE ACTUAL kIeHT.
BoN or II or, OR "SHoRT WEIGHT SHES"
CONTAINS ONLY go CANDLES, SAME SIZE AS TIE
SENESS, AND IS SOLD FoE FORTY POUNDS.
Surprising the price 81 the former 70 be % and
the latter IS cents, there will he difference OF twenty
cents in price and seven Candies i'm hox,
favor OF the fni weight Candles II retailers
sumers; and .hiswl I've increased Eve cents per box
for every ceiit advance In price.
Those int rested would do ell to examine tbs
ject for theI selves.
PROCTOR & GAMBLE,
narS-smis % West Second street, Cincinnati
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CANDIDATES.

JAMES d. SAUNDERS Is q candidate for re
yEY0R. mars
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FOR CITY COLLRCTOR.-we requested
City Collector. ~ mars
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z. III. COOK & SONS
RE A DY-pAY STOR F.

a GRICILruRAL INPLENFNTs, SEEDS AND
"A GROCERIES sold AT Cash Prices for all kinds OF
Produce and Live Stock such rs Horses Mules, Cows
Calves, Beef Cattle. Hogs, Chickens; Butter Lard,
Bacon, Eggs, furs snd Skins Of every description.
Ginsing, Bees Wax, Feaibeys, Wheat Com, Oats,
Barley, Beans, Rye, Bran Shorts, Dried APpies an2
Peaches. Potatoes and Vegetables OF al sorts.
: feb3o-d&w T.. III. COOK S0Ne.
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IL We are indebted to Adams Express
for st. Louis and other papers in advance of
the mail.
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Two Dwellings and Lots for Sale ON
!. Accommodating Terms. -tr

THE undersigned offers two Frame Two-Story
y! Dwelling Houses, on Ingie street, near keitz,
Hanney Co.'S Foundry, being lots No. IL and u in
block Is, in Stockwells Enlargement. The Dwellings
are nearly new. veil built.conianne i've and SIX
rooms each Either one will smaKe a comfortable home
for q man in moderate circumstances. They will be
sold at bargain. a. the owner has eft town and gone
to farming.
+ Itnot sold before the SIXTH DAY OF APRIL, they
Will then De put up at auction to the highest hdes
Estate Agent, Crescent City Building:
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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STORAGE WANTED,

KX7E are prepared to store in Fire Proof Ware
Nv house any quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Acr-
chandiIe, on the most liberal terms
Having large and airy up stairs, particular
will be taken Of Household Furniture, Agricultural
implements and all kinds Of goods or wares liable to
damage from damp
Insurance effected a tbs lowest fire proof rates, By the
month, or longer, when desired.
Warehouse located Of Locus, street and W
and f. Canal, and most convenient for <firPins %,
River or Railroad. Apply to G 20. FOSTER CO.
op9s
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TO MAsONs AND CONTRACTORs

TIME COMMON COUNCIL of the Cisy Of Evans
willie are prepared TO receive Sealed Proposals mp
to Saturday the l7h day CT March, lss, for building
an extension 10 the Division street Calvert, North
East OF the Canal. OF f55 feet fo len 9Th.
Pfa1 and Specifications fle in the ofice
OF the undersigned. WELL IL. WALKER, CIR
maritd (volKsbote copy.)N
Fall Trade.
"E have hand and are now receiving the
w following:
100 laes Rio Coffee: - hars ASIA yos yarss
30 pockets Java Coffee; 70 bales Cotfon
500fs Garrett Chain; . hxs Cheese.
80 lbs Candle Wick; 50 do star Ca,rlex:
80 doz Zinc Washboaris; % do 0pl do
100 do Painted Buckets; 80 do pessf cAsrrA.
leo boxes Class Turailers assoc tel 49,.
bo do do Jars, y, =, and gallons;
~ 90 90 flasks, quart, pt. and X pint;
200 do Window Glass
a. ne Above. together with large ASSORTMENT OF all
10 inc trade al as low rates any house in the city,
seIs3 WHEELER h RIGGS.
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CANAL STORAt:E

HAVE large double Warehouse at the Cana
which will he received stored, taken OF ard held
sihjec to tho owners orders. the most reasonable
terms. Il. q. O'klLEy
mh9er
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NHw BOOKS. NEW ROCKS.

LIZ Livingstone's Travels in South Afrira:
Lucy Hoys:ryi's Journal, by Mrs SIgourneys
Mrs. Hale's Receipts for The Million;
Life Of Aaron Burr;
Woods Botany,
Twin Roses, by Mrs. Richie. Just received at
mas DOBELL CONYNGTON-S
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The Ohxin.I Electric OH OF Profeor.,

The Oriyinsl Electric OIL or Profeorss De
Grath-Co. Z. Grant. No. % North Thirteenth street,
says: / bought bottle Of you three years ago, in
Chestnut street, which cured me Of neuralgia. Many
Of my friends, Mr. Grips and others, have known
to he cured by your Oil when no, able to walk.
Prof. Charles d. Grath.
INSTANTANEOUS CURE.
CuNpKRis Nd. ND, August 2. 1856.
PROF. Dr. GRATH-Uear Sir: I had a stiff neck from
rheumatism, for the las six weeks, and coud with d
hculiy move my head. Accidentally I me, with
gentleman, who, with one application Of De Grath'.
Electric Oil the part afflicted, cured me in two min
utcs. The stiffness is entirely gone from my peck
Therefore, 1 can chccrfully recommend De Grathi
Electric Oil to every person afflicted. would no
be without it, II il cost me $40 bottle.
mar3-d&w ZADOCK BRAsHEAR.
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Important to those Interested.-Al those in
erested in Lamasco property, the title to which is de-
rived from Hugh Stewart, requested 10 at the
Office OF Iglehart 4 Antilles, on Thurfday evening,
18th inst, at O'CLOCK to consider the proposition OF
McCas heirs to compromise their claims to said pro-
perry. mars It
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TURKS ISLAND SALT
u $500 bags Turks Island Salt, (essuisx) land-
ng md 70 saleby sGEo. FOSTER e co.
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SUNDRIEs.-

SCNDRIEs.-
y 1900 GunBy Bags;
. hbls Crushed Sugar:
. sbls Powdered Sugar,
20 bbls Loaf Sugar, in store and for ssiehy
PRESTON BROS.