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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-05

CITY AseRsSOB.-Mr! PATRICK BURKE,
present Incumbent is acandidate for reelection,
City Assessor. marIi
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FIFTH wARD.-WM. EMERY is a candidate
for Counc Imam for the Fifth Ward. lie is in favor
of the Old Charter and liberal apporticnment for
Free Schools. nrsi
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CITY MARSHAL. JAMES b. EVANS is a
Cands,late for the office of City Marshal. lie has
filed the office In years past, and familiar with all
is duties and responsibilities.
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MANY VOTERS.

CONSTABLE.-MR CARLrLE: Please announce
the name OF j. PAUL EVANS as a Candidate for
Constable at the ensuing April Election.
MANY VOTERS.
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j. Il. ELLIOTT FOR COUNCILMAN IN
FOGRTHwARD.-wear are authorized TO announce
thatJ p. BLbIeFr is candidate for reelection as
Councilman in the Fourth Ward. Mr.. Elliott avows
himself supporter of the OLD CHARTER, and in
favor of liberal appropriations for FREE SCHOOLS.
He desires that there he no mistake with voters Of the
Ward in regard to his views on these issdes.
maria
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NINTH WARD.-It is hopei that the friends of
the Old Charter and present syem Of Free Schools
will support JAMES OAKLEY for Councilman in the
Ninth Ward.
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FIFTH WARD. - DIR. CARLILE: Please an
nounce the name of NATHAN ROwLEY as Candi-
date for Councilman in the Fifth Ward, at the ensuing
election MANY VOTERS.
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FIRST WARD.-JN0. s. HOPKINS, ESQ,
will be supported Candidate for the Council, by
The Voters of the First Ward.
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TENTH WARD. -Mr. LEWIS liOWES re
quests US to say that he cannot consent to as
Councilman Of the Tenth Yard il elected. He there.
fore, declines the nomination made by his friends,
and recommends the voters of the ward to support Mr..
Ilunnel, the present worthy member from the ward,
who is candidate for re election.
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SCHOOL Trustee. At the solicitation Of
large number Ct the citizens Of the City, II. Q.
WHEELER, ESQ;, has consented TO serve School
Trustee, If eccted, at the ensuing election.
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SIXYH WARD.-MATIIEW McINERNY IS a
Candidate for election for Councilman Of the Sixth
Ward. lie Is in favor of the Old Charter and of the
liberal support of FREE SCHOOLS.
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CITY CLERK Mr.. CARLILE: Please announce
my a candidate for reelection to the office OF
CITY CLERK, at the ensuing April Election.
marlt WELL Ill. WALKER.
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CITY CLERK.-F. VI. SLATER, of the Am
brotype Car, Sixth street, Chestnut street,
where you get pictures for 80 cents is candidate for
City Clerk. mr3l-lwd
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CITY MARsHAL.-We announce Mr. EDW.
MARTIN, as Candidate for reelection as City Mar
shall mr.,
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SEVENTEENTH wARD.-H. l.. D.iSNET-
TEL isa Candidate for Conncinsan in the Seven
teenth Ward Mr.. Dannettel ayows himself a sup
porter Of the Old Charter, and in favor Of liberal
appropriations for the supporter Free Schools. Imrsi
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FOR CITY COLLRcTOR.-we are requested
to announce GEORGE wOLFLIN as candidate for
Citv Collector. u,ars
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

ESeventy 1--WE years Of age whose sands OF lifehare
near.y run out discovered while in the East Indies
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchs-
<tis Coughs, C'lds, and General Debility. The re-
medy was discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter, was given up to die. Wishing 10 do much
good as possible, he will send TO such Of his afflicted fell
owheng request this recipe with full and expli.
cit directions FOR maxim up and successfully using IL.
lie requires each applicant 10 EclOse him one shilling
three cent? 10 he returned postage the recipeN
and the remainder to be applied to the payment OF
this advertisement.
Address, DR.. II. JAMES,
apl.lmd&w 10 Grand s.reet, Jersey City,N. ~
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1. p. ELLIOTT EoR COUNCILMAN IN

p. SCHMUCk is candidate for the office Of
City Collector at the ensuing April Election.
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THIRD wARD.-JAAEs G. JONES is Can
didate for Councilman in the Third Ward.
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AUGUSTUS LEMCKE is acandidate for CITY
CLERK at the ensuing April election. mari
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TWELFTH WARD COUNCILNAE.-M
SMITH GAvITT having been nominated by large
number Of the voters Of the 18th Ward, will ser i
elected. O. r.rf ..-... .rr e g..
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CANDIDATES.

CONSTABLE. NJ. p. CARTER Is a Candi
date for Constable at the ensuing April election.
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JAMES D. sAUNDERs Is a candidate for re-
election to the office Of cIrY ENGINEER AND SUR.
vEYOR. mars
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CITY TREASURER. SORENSON will
Continue to serve City Treasurer, il elected.
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STORAGE WANTED.
CANAL, STORAGE.
BARRIERS, MAGAZINE, 70. April; :

z ARPERs, VI AGAZINE, for April;
he New York Ledger; rs
New York Tribune;
New York Herald;
Flag OF our Union;
Ballou's Pictorial;
New York Mercury;
Frank Leslies illustrated Magazine;
New York Clipper;
New York Dispatch,
Weekly Novelette,;
Saturday Evening Post;
Yankee Notions; and Magazines and papers OF
all kinds at Tapil M L. JOiINSt5NiS
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&C. SULLIVAN FOR COUNCILMAN IN
the ElGHrEENTH WARD.-We are author
lied to announce that A. G.. SULLIVAN is a Candi.
date for reelection as Councilman in the Eighteenth
Ward. Mr.. Sullivan avows himself supporter Of
the OLD CHARTER. and in favor of liberal apIro-
priations for the support OF FREE SCHOOLS. He
desires that there be mistake with voters of the
Ward in regsrd to his yiewson these issues. [mr2l
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Observation-Disclosures HUGHES is a Can
didae for Constable Of Pigeon Township, at the next
Election.
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FOR CONsTABLE.-JAMESF ITZwILLIAM
lisa Candidate FORE election Constable for Pigeon
town ship.
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DIR. COGGSWELL;s
ANTIPHLOGlSTEC
q a i TT

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and AFfgc.
rIoss OF THE HEAD, caused by disturbed circulation
in those who have tried this city, is for sale at
KELLER & WHITES.
- The highest testimonials of its efficacy have been
given by number Of the most respectable citizens WIN
have tried il. .-t Uy2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~No~~~~NSO~O~c~COCONO 100000 -.
E2fgGS NOTICES In this place, III cents per ilhe
49, (sod Agstel. one insertion; 90 cents per
line three times; ~ cents per line one week' discount
on longer time. - 81 ..,.- $780,, -,.
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COAL.

BOD1AM MINING COMPANY,
(Oicc on Water greet, under TIE Telegraph 0fice.)
Cart loads Of l6 bushels OF Rcdan Mine Coal de-
livered to any part Of the city az VI 60 pc. load. Coal
weighed desired, at the expense Of She purchaser.
Notes of solvent banks Of Illinois and Wisconsin
ken in payment JOHN TYMoN0.
dec9s-tf. Secretary and Manager.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-05

COUNCILMAN IN THE SEVENTEENTH
SHARPE, ESQ.,, is Candidate
for reelection as Councilman in the Seventeenth
Ward Mr.. Shapes antecedeits are sufficient guar.
sntee for his future Course ia the Council.
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New and Rare Book.

ssh u DOUhs
hAyING bsen appointed by the author
sole agents Tor this city the sal. vi hs book,
entitled
EARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCHES,
by Hon. o. III. SMITH, We offer the same az retail and
to the trade at Cincinnati prices The hook is OF
uncommon interest, and every family, with
County, Township and private libraries, should have
the work. The press has uniformly spoken Of the
work in the highest terms IL is complete n large,
beautiful octave volume Of so pages, ney gotten up
with an artistic likeness OF the Author. 10y Butler.
DUBELL Il CUNlNGTON,
uiaIas-3mi5 Booksellers. Evansville, Ind.
fEOBACCO-
Z, boxes Kentucky ard Virginia Tobacco, sort.
ell grades lbs, y los, 4bs, aud 5ib luhps;
100 caddies Tobacco Twist and II d plugs choice
brands;
% gross Smoking Tobacco; just receivcdly
mr3l WHEELER L. RIGGS
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VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN.
BRACES ARCTIC LIN MENT,

Agony or ease!-Sickness
or health,-Life or DEATH
These are the questions in
volved in the adoption or
rejection OF this specific by
the martyrs to external dis
eases and injuries. Having
received the Endorsement of
the distinguished savan, the
late
DIR. KANE,
and its efficacy tested dur
Ing two awful Winters in
the regions OF eternal ice,
1t is now coming into gene
raj use in every section of
the civilized globe, and its
marvellous cares are every.
where exciting astonish-
r-asae
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esUNDRsES-
- % hnds Sugar fair 10 choice;
b0bOis Moasses;
o5 = bbls do
3 teIces Rice;
25 bbls Tar;
g bags Table Salt,
10 bbls LOsin;
IS bags Rio Coffee;
IS kegs leSsips;
80 boxes nerrings;
l5O drums Figs; in store and far ale ny
mrcl wHEELER& RIGGS.
NEW IRON STORE. ftg-
gHNHE undersigned has now on hand a full, stock OF
III the BEST QUALITY Of
Flat, II ound and square Bar Iron;
Box Vices, ..r
Screw Plates, &C.,
which he will ofer ut the lowest prices 10 CASH and
PRoNPT TINE BUYERS.
JACOB sTRsUB,
mr2j.lm Main street, bet LIST and ID.
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NOTICE.
THNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing he.
II tween the undersigned and John A. Davis is this
day dissolved
All the business off. s. MITCHELL 4 CO. will be
settled only by the undersigned on presentation.
will continue the FORWARDING AscS ComMissIos
business IN this city, and in my absence will be repre-
scented by Mr.. Z. SCHGNLACB.
Office and Warehouse as heretofore under the Teie-
graph Office. JOHN s. MITCHEiI
Eyansyille, March sist ls5s. an5imi
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kIsTRECEITED

- Waveriy Mag zine, for trril5
Atlantic do do do
Harper e 90 do do
Graham do do DO
huckeTbocker DO do
And all The Magazines and Newspapers Of the tst a:
.mr$i DoBELL x coyrSeyoN.
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y and BOOK BiNDERY.-M L. Johnson
mas an assortment Paper from Royal to the
retail. - N - 70
hwlii give the highest market price for RAGS.
Remember the place. First street, near Main.
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GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

For sale by al respectable Druggists and Dealers.
Prices OF tbs LISIMESr, % cents, 80 cents and
81 a bottle one dollar bottle contains IS mucn
Linimcnt as eight twenty five cent BEETLES.
Extraordinary AnnOUncement.
Every purehas. Of a dollar bottle OF the AhCIiC
IMMINENT receives al DR. Bragg's expense, the
SIR D Sr LTEs JoURrar, of New York for one year
The Journii il a large illustrated paper-eacn num-
her Containing sixteen pages, beautifully printed on
clear white paper, and filled with gina matter IRON
the brilliant writers OF tire country Certheate
of ssscription and full particulars of The nCve and
paian.hropic enterprise of which this offer forms
part, will accompany each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN ana
VILLAGE.
BRAGG & BURROWES.
81. Louis, Mo.
New YosK OFFICE, No. 81 Broadway.
Commsn cations .hould always be addressed to St.
Louis, Mo
W. BIERBOwER and KELLER & WHITE are
Agents for Evansville ap4-slnd&w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
River Items.

We regret to learn that Capt. Myers, of
the Ben Campbell, is lying dangerously ILL.,.
During his sickness, which we trust may be
OF short duration, Mr.. Miller, first Clerk,
takes his place in command,
HE waters are still receding. From all
quarters we hear that the river is, at length,
at an ebb. No season within the last fifteen
years has been so productive Of damage as
that OF 1853. The South, particularly, has
felt the devastation-there having been de-
stroyed in that country, vast amount Of
property, and caused damage which it will
take years Of hard labor to replace. Nor is
1t in the South alone The North East and
West have had their full share of the flood,
which will long be remembered,
NATE CAssEL-This is the morning for
this popular boat to 60 up the river. This
boat, under the care Of its most excellent
commander. Capt. Gray, is well know here
as safe, speedy and convenient medium Of
travel. 1t never fails to make it's trips with
regularity, and never fails to connect. Go
into the cabin and ask the clerk for state
room.
TIsHoMINGo.-Those who wish to be land
ed At the head ofthe lower rapids. in safe
and expeditions manner, will not hesitate
TO 60 aboard this good steamer, and secure
. ticket for the passage. Good rooms, good
dinners and gentlsmanly officers are always
aboard
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

C'ubs will meet in generous competition,
will be a matter OF great interest. On the
same evening will be given the Grand Bail
OF the occasion. On the Cd comes off the
Grand Picnic at Judge Mitcheirs farm. at
which time an appropriate Grafton will be
be delivered, and general lively time be
INDUCED in. In the evening Of this day,
there viii be performance at the German
Theater.
We wish to have the public continually
bear in mind. that this will not only he q
grand occasion Of itself but that it mat
ter OF interest TO our city. Such occasions
always result. not only in enjoyment to
those who take delight in snch matters, but
it will be q matter Of profit to our citizens
generally. The coming together of several
thousands on this occasion will create q
lively state of affairs, and enhance the hi
larty and business of our citizens and trades
men generally. Let the Festival be en-
couraged, for it will furnish excitement and
pleasure for all who will attend. Let both
city and county enter into the merits Of the
occasion with becoming spirit.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

NORTH WESTERN SAENGERBtND FEs.
TivAL-In order to give the citizes of Da-
venport something of an idea of tie extent
and merit Of this forthcoming OCCASION, We
give some particulars in reference thereto
which may not be uninteresting to those in-
terNsted in good music and grea. public oc-
casions. The::central committee haze made
preparation" to have this. the Third Animal
Festival of the s>ciety carried on onthe most
extensive and llber.l scale, and accordingly
have made arrangements to recei'e men,
bers of the fraternity from the FLOWING
places: St. Louis, keokuk, Qning, Fort
Madison, Burlington, Muscatine, 3uffalo,
Iowa City, Peoria, Dubuque RocI Island,
Ottumwa. Blue Island, Ill.,; also I'll, Turner
band of TT. Des Moines. In conneion with
a large number of Representatives from
each Of the above places, the milnry COM
panies of davenport, Rock Islam and Mo-
line, will also be invited to take art in the
Festival. Gov. Lowe has been United. and
will probably be present on one the Fes
tival day, also our State Sena torand Re.
presen'atives and our City Counc It has
been determined to make this oceion the
largest and most entertaining on.e,er held
in the North West. The commencement
dav will be on the 30th inst. anvil con-
tinue until the I'd of July. De steamer
Mary Cook has been engaged make the
trip to bring in the members frIn st. Louis
and all intermediate places, anthe Galena
boats will bring those down pm up the
river.
On the 30th will come off theran Con-
cert at Metropolitan Hall, viii will, We
predict, be the most entertainl musical
performance ever given in this ity. This
Society has the material with Ich to win
the palm, and it will be done on vt occasion
The grand singing match at La1nan's Hall
On the let Of July, whom the dbrent 0lss
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District Court-Scott County.
Reported expressly for tie Democrat

MONDAY, June ] 4.
PREsEST-llon. JUICE BENNETT
CRIMINAL DOCKET
At the opening of the Court, the criminal
Docket was taken up.
No. 90S. State VS.. Wyette, dismissed
No. 2G7l State vs.. Michael Burris, De
'endant discharged.
No 2672. State vs. Pat Lillis, dismissed
No. 2673. State va. F. kramb, dismissed.
No. 2G74 State Va G. SAu bel Sr., and
G. Shubel Jr, Indictment for assault and
battery. Plea of guilty entered. Geo.
Shubel Jr., discharged.
State VS. j. X. ?. Baker, Indictment for
alfray. Appeal dismissed.
No. 2So4. State VS.. J. f. Miller, dismis-
sed.
State vs. J. Penn, discharged
No. 2Sl6. State vs.. w. Stump, assault
continued.
No. 1925. State Va. w. 3. Barnes, as
sault and battery. Plea guilty entered
2Sl7. State vs.. J. Wilson and Geo. Har-
ris, burglary. Plea Of guilty entered.
CIVIL DOCKET.
1859 Sewer VS. Mason, submitted to the
Court.
1902. knower vs.. A. & NJ Lr elder, sub
mitted to the Court Judgment for sSi4.6O.
ll69 Coates d atchin VS.. Curtis and
Chadwick, Judgment on report of Referee
sios.73.
1917. Wulff vs.. Grasshoff, judgment by
default. sl13 50.
2li5. Hill vs.. Blocker, judgment 10y De
fault. s53s 93
1928. Washburn vs.. Eckhart, judgment
by default $3.50 73.
'ia2 Morrison and Williams IS. steam.
ers Comet and Courier, judgment for plain
tilfs
oslo. Suttle ct al. vs.. Hare. judgement
for S3Uo %.
25l2. Hartzel vs. Hill. Dismissed.
25l7. Bently vs.. Swickarl Judgment
and decree.
2595. lie C.aire IS. Hickey ct al. Judg-
ment and decree, for 1922 %.
1896 LIE Claire vs.. Weitle. Judgment for
sl2l.
259o. Burr 4 Swift vs.. Kennedy. Dis
missed with leave to withdraw papers.
2ell. West VS.. Wilhelm. Judgment for
s552 II.
26l4. Chandler vs.. Marquoit, judgment
s247s5.
1924. Belin VS.. Couch, ct al, judgment
3a76oi.
2637. Macklot d Corbin vs.. Ely, ct al,
judgment s"56.34.
26as. Butler vs.. Will slmi, judgment
:35l.23.
2639. Butler IS. stoltenbug, judgment
:i9l52.
2s4o Parker VS.. Reynolds, ct al, Judge
ment :22s.o4.
26i3. Thompson vs. Hildreth, judgment
s20o62.
2G44 Macklot i Corbin vs.. Motz, ct al,
Judgment $il3.95.
25i7. Belin VS.. Volsted, ct. al Judge
ment, S1214s.
26Is. Macklot Il Corbin VS.. Volsted ct
al judgement :1OS. 90.
2664. stelton VS.. Lerchen. Judgement
Sl04. So.
269S Mitchell d Cable VS.. Salter Il Co.,
ct al. Judgement S424l6.
27O2 Sheaff vs. Magill ct al. Judge
ment :275.1S.
Judgements in ten other cases.
Burrow 4 Prettyman VS.. Lendorff to the
Court. Judgement not rendered.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
E Without stating our prefel

E Without stating our prefer
ences (for we are modesD we would indi
cate that all persons who patronize the Scott
House will be apt to do SO again. 1t is
well kept, well situated, well furnished,
an orderly hotel; aud the tables are con-
stantly loaded with the best the market af-
fords, but read the following communica-
ton:
DAVENPORT, Iowa, June IA, 1853.
MEssRs. EpIroRs Dear Sirs Having
noticed from your city paper that it is Gus
tomary for strangers visiting this far famed
city, to advertise their opinion of the Hotels
in this vicinity, | will for the benefit of
mankind in general, cheerfully state, that
having visited all Of the first class hotels
, in this city, will not hesitete to report
that my preferenc is for the Scott House
where may be found all the comforts of q
well regulated home with the luxuries of an
eastern Wait Yours,
q. W. wELLMAN,
! Utlsa, \. 4
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800 Crates Of CrOcEery

r HAVE IN store and for sale the largest stock OF
L Gotds in this lire, in the State My stock con-
siss IT all the varieties oi ,Iind Gsdss Gad Latt7
en- Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silvev Patel
\ d britannia ware. Bohemian, Belgium and Amer
lean ware Solar and Fluri Lamps, Chandeliers,
al andolts, l.amo wicks, Chin leys and Giot es,
ooking Gla ss and l. okins ola's Ilates, AID all
other articles usually kept IN this line.
s'rockcvy-Consi>ts cf ufw,r Is or 500 crates and
casks mpo te. direct the poiteries In Liverpool
which enable, me to sell ms goods % per cent less
than apy other deaier IN the market.
Ererch lsorcelain.-l hsve just received very
large stock of white and gold band China drcc. from
Limoges France Ny arrangement With The manu-
faciuters are such that receive none but the best
g, ,ade Of goods Of III latest most aP owed Styles
Gold hand and decorated tea sets are worth from
eight to tw nty-ve dollais, dinner sets and other
. ticles at sll prices.
silver plated NaYe.-l have just received .
very large stock PLATED goods Of Rogers Smith d
Co.'S make. All goods warranted ~ be plated on
the best quality white metal which can VILE DIN.
Guilty BE- DISTINGUISHED from silver.
Locking Glasses.-I have u larger qusntlty
than has ever before been offered ior sale in this
u ace Knives. forks AID waiter tot every quality
aud SIZE In fact everything appeIt tanning t. this
line OF business be had BY calling at NO. IL Ii
Claire Block.
may Sd&wtf G. 7. WEBB.