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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14
STEPHEN & wHEELER

STEPHEN q WHEELER, Secretary.
4 WILLIAM STREET,
New York, March, 1851. !
At the rcques, of the President and Bnarl Of Di-
rcctors OF the knickcrbockcr Life Insurai Gonna
ny, | certify that the mode If computing present
value Of the Policies employed Nv the Secretary
the Company is scientifically currert. and i'm arcord-
with the Prescriptions OF the charter. 1 also
certify that have compared the list of policies fur
nishcd me ty the President the books of the
Company with valuation tables sufficiently to test
the accuracy Of the results given Ivy the Secretary
aud find the values stated within To be Numerically
correct That Is to say, the present value OF ito fu-
ture'risk of the Office all outstanding policies, or
the difference between the present value of the future
premiums lie paid them is sis,S7,Ia.
The total value Of policies, tho holders ol rhch arc
entitled In dividends is sE,, 921 %.
And IL the surplus is correctly stated at 81 $40,
the difference between this AMI The present value of
the future risk Of the Company existing policies,
after deducting 10 per cent Of for the relief fund
is the proper amount for dividend, 10 wit s2i60,s1
The true principle af dividend is assign to each
policy holder who has insured on the mutual plan
share prop rtionet To the present value of his pol
CIV, which is the true value Of his interest stick
holder of the Company. This share amounts To -
/ Ier cent. 81 the present value OF the pollry.
| CHARLES ". HACKlEY.
| FEBRUARY 9th, 1861.
| As Agent fur TIC above Company, I am preparrc
to issue Policies the most favorable terms Pam
phlet. giving all desirable inOrmation canbe hal or
! application. r.,4a NM.T FACE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14

MARRIAGE OF CoNsANGUINIrY.-Att he
late Medical association iii Baltimore, DIR. s.
NJ. Bemis, Of Kentucky, real an able and
learned report on the ''inAuence of marriages
of consanguinity upon offspring" He said
that over ten per cent of the deaf and dumb,
and over five per cent of the blind, and near
fifteen per cent of the idiotic in our state in
stitutions for subjects of these defects, are
tho offspring of kindred parents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14
THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures

IErom 7. G. O'Kiley K Co.'S Kegister.I
NAY II and l3.
Fortune, Wabash 10 EvansYille;
Hlghflyer, Louisville 10 81. Louis;
J. III. Done, Evansville to Cairo;
Argyle, Cincinnati to y. Orleans;
X, VI. Patton, Tenn. River To Louisville;
buckeve, Y. Orleans To- CINCINNATI;
;. z. VI ln0srd, Nashville to PittSburG;
II. ID. Newcomb, Louisville 70 Mempals.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14

The city of Cincinnati expcnds an
nually about 5000, 900 in support of her FREQ
schools.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14

sg- The total assessed value of real and
personal property in Detroit, is $40, -sl4.
being an increase of only 100000 as COM
pared with last year.
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MNSThOse who want something
new and beautiful i'm the way Of
JeweIry, Watches, Silver Ware,
Clocks, Spectaclcs, &C., are invited
to call at the old cstablis hment Of
BITTROFF & son, on Main street
near Second, where they will find
new and very full stock at very
low prices.
All articles warranted to be just
as represented.
apIt-amd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14

ssy- Hon. John w. Davis. of this State,
has been appointed by the President one OF
the visitors to The West Point Academy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14
COAL FOR SALE.

wv have on hand and are constantly rcceiyinr
w coal Of an excellent quality from up the canal
which We will deliver in any part Of the city at Ice
Orers left at james Laughlins warehouse, or at the
eilice Of Nathan sowley will be promptly attended TO-
ROWLEI & AMORY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14
The " Gather.

PIrrsBuRG. May lS.-N
River IL feet inches by the pier marx
at a stand. Weather clear.
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Coal! Coal! COaIt

N1E have nos on hand, and are daily receiving,
w the best COAL that has ever b.s.,, ip,roducej
into this market which selling low. Good sur
rency WILDE recesye1 IN payment. Orders left az the
store Of JN0. W. HUGHES, next TO the State Rank
will DC ~, mptly attended to.
jan25-n JSO- W. HUGHES & CO.
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COAL DEALERS.
COAL!! COAL!! COAL!!!
"JUSTICE WILL AND SHALLRP noNp ,

HAVE just erected a Fairbanks Scale, for the mr.
pose of weighing my coal. I shall sell NV coal hv
weight, according TO the law of the State have a
large stock Of superior quality of Ptsburg Coal aud
invite all my friends to give me call and Try il.
nave been eighteen in the business, and profess
10 be Judge The price of coal il - cents per bushel
All orders left at the Gas COmIaDys Office, between
lrst and Secoud, Locust street, or at Hornbroos
store, on w alter street. at Coal Office the La
masco Wharf, will be attended To- All coal must be
dec22 If. ANDRFW HIrFCiIrsoN
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BY TELEGRAPH.
XXXyth Consress--First Session.

rELEORAFHED FNCLUsIyELY TO THE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL BY y. A W. LINE.
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American Privateers In the Late
War.

A History Of the Privatesrs Of the Late War, OF
which condensed account 10 given by the Peters
burg Intellixepcsr, states that the whole number
Of privatsers and private armed ships, commits
stoned % cruising vessels, and actively engaged
during our war with Great Britain, In the years
1878. 1918 and 1914, were two hundred and ifty
sail. Baltimore 10 the Coryph9as on this noble
list, having furnished more than one fith Of the
whole pumber-5S. New York sent out So Sa-
len 40; Boston..31; Philadelphia IA; Portsmouth
IL; Charleston 10, DC. More than two thousand
sail of BrIti.h armed vessels and shipping were
can't ured during the war and of this number two
thirds, at least, or more than 1900 were taken by
our prIvatsers and lstters-ofmarque. The priva-
teer scourge, OF New York, was very successful
and made about thirty valuable prizes; the Rat
tlosnake, OF Philadelphia, nearly as many; the
Surprise, of Baltimore, took twenty valuable
prizes 10 the short space of one month; and the
True-blooded Yankee, owned In New York, but
fttsd out from France, cruised during the whole
war, and captured many large aud splendid prizes
without once falling In the hands Of the enemy.
The Inteiligencer adds the significant fact that
the English navy entered upon the contest with
one thousand and sixty men-of-war, eigh. hundred
Of which were In commission, aud we're effective
cruisers, while the United States had but seven
effective frigates, with twelve or fifteen sloops-of
war, and most Of the latter undergoing repairs In
the ck.yards. Only about FIVE hundred AmerI.
can vessels, ons-fourth the number Of our cap
lures, were taken by the enemy.
II was undoubtedly smart thing in the Paris
Conference to propose to America the abolition o
prIvateeriug. We wonder it did not also request
that We should retire altogether from the ocean,
dlsmantle our forts, spike our cannon, and dlsap-
pear from the earth, nationally aud individually.
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The Mount vernon sale.

Various journals pour hot shot into the proprie-
ter of Mount Vernon, on account OF the hard
terms of his sale. The Lynchburg yirginisn con-
trasts his conduct with the noble generosity OF
Mr. Everett. The Charlottesville Advocate sug-
gests that an examination be made, Of the tomb Of
Washington, to ascertain whether the occupant OF
the place may not have already disposed OF the
bones of his ancestor, to Phineas 7. Barnum. The
Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer says:
"Mr John A. Washington has got the butt-end
of the bargain with the ladies purchasing Mount
Vernon In the first place, he gets thousand dol
lars per acre for land not intrinsically worth
twenty. An hundred dollars per acre would be
an sxtravagant price. All the buildinsg and i'm
provements together are not worth five hundred
dollars.
Gle then retains possession and occupancy of the
premises until the last dollar Of the purchase
money 10 paid. and receives interest on the amount
unpaid ali the while. that he 10 to 1.-Two rent free
at the mansion; and, besides the outrageous prise
of two hundred thousand dollars get fifty thous-
and dollars more in the shape of interest III this
IL not tracing IN the sacred dust OF his ancestor,
l know not what else to call 1t"
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sn~.n.~u enter prise II he Ap-
.s-car hin n Con yemttOm.


Hinder this head, the Petersburg Democrat SAYS
aha, n the delegates TO the CommerciL Convention
will take uote Of the following particulars on their
way perhaps they may nnd food for valuable re-
Election:
They wili,start 10 soms'stage or railroad coach
made in the North an engine Of Northern man
ufacturs win take their train or boat along; at
every neal they will cit down In Yankee chairs,
10 4 Yankee table, spread with Yankee cloth.
wisha Yankse spoon they viii take from Yankee
dishes sugar salt and cofYee which have paid tri-
butte TO Yankee trade. aud with Yankee knives and
forks they will put into their mouths the only
thing Southern they will get on tho trip.
At night they will pull of pair OF Yankee
boots. with Yankee bootjaek; and throwing q
lot Of Yankee forgery on Yankee chair, lie down
to dream Of Southern Independence. In YANKEES
bed, with not even thread OF cotton around them
that has not gone through Yankee loom, or come
out of a Yankee shop.
In the morning they will get up to Ok them
selves by 12xl4 Yankee looking glass, with q
Yankee brush and comb, after perhaps washing OF
little Of the soil of the South from their faces
with water drawn in a Yankee bucket, and put in
| a Yankee pitcher, on Yankee wash stand, the
mariner In honorable exile with o lot of Yankee
wares that make up the sum of the furniture.
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xHLH0HAPHIC uHWa.
u y,,krsp roR TnA DAILY DisPATOH
coNoREssIoNAI,.

wAsHfygroS, May 6.-Sendts. - The Meaicap
Bouada and Oregon bills we're postponed.
The biiI repeating the Fishery Bounty Law was
debated. :,
MIR. Hamlin of Me-, spoke two hours and naif
In favor of continuing the fishing bounties.
The Senate then went into Executive session;
House.--A resolution Of inquiry In the Walker
and Paudipg affair was objected TO.
The Legislative. Executive and Judicial Appro-
prlatIon bill was then discussed. Several amend
ments 60 II were agreed to. The bin was passed.
Mr.. Richie, of Pa, made speech against tue
resolution for abrogatDg the Clayton bnise,
treaty. The resolution was passed to its third
resding-ayes VI, nays &c..
The discussion Of the Minnesota bill was re,
sumed
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON May 6.-Capt. Kingsbury has boen
ordered to report to the Colonel Of the Ordinance
At Richmond, and Capt. Gergas to assume the
command of the Naval Arsenal at Charleston.
The President declines to designate she accept
cd volunteer regiments for Utah until Congress
makes sn appropriation for their mantainanee.
Judge Loring to-day was confirmed to the va
cant Judgeship in the Court Of Claims
The vote ON the Minnesota bill will be taken I'D
NE House on Saturday. :
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J.ATpp FROM MEXICO,

Nsw oRLrlNp, May e.-Datsa from Tampico are to
to April Goth. Cara still firing on the ciss cauE
inc great destruction OF property. He had obtain
ed possession Of the fort and was stopping all
vessels. He had fired into the brig stetson and
detained the schr Virginia Autsrette but on tn .
arrival Of the q. s. Steamer Fulton both were al
lowed to 20
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ssa DYspEpsIAAE AND FIfs.

x.
The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION. was for
several years badly afflicted by Dyspepsia; that
for part Of the time he was confined 70 ms pei.
him by young csirvoyant girl This prescrfr,,
ton. given by q mere child. while 10 state OF
trance has cured every body who has taken it. new
err having failed once 1t is equally as sure IN cases
Of FRS. as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may De
f1und in any drug store. I will send this vainahe
nrescriptioo to any person on the receipt Of one
stamp to pay postage. Address DR. TRACY De
LORME, GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, New fork
post 0fice ap I5-d&wlmif
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ga HUNGARIAN WINss-We cannot speak in too
fas orabe terms of the above Wines They are made
from the pure juice Of the grape. These wines have
been tested by some of fret ply eicans, and
highly recommended by them. They are the pu-
rest that can be had. Persons wishing to procure
these Wines. can do so by calling at the Wine and
Iinuor Store of DUDIgY 4 Co
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ney- To THE VorRRs OF THE CRY O.

nfy- To THE VoTRRs OF THE Cry OF
RIcgneNp.-Ism candidate for the Office ID com
MISSIONER OFTHE REFEkUEtor Monroe Ward.
have been resident of this city for many years.
and more particularly of said ward. and most re-
spscfuIly solicit your votes 1t the election IN NAY
n,sslf bsfore You Tor any ONCE. and should II be
vour pleasure to confer upon me tn. duties there
Of will be faithfully and impartisily dschargsd
10y 7-itds bDkENHo 0hhOi-
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R.H. Brewer has been elected Mayor Of Suffolk

exports TO LfofpOOi THO ncSh "clo u1'ON
bales. s-F
r. Fl. Brewer has been elected Mayor Of Suffolk
Virginia.
Hon Edward Everett delivers his washington"
lecture .. the University DIVA, on Monday nxet
A Baptist church in Pluvanna county, Va, was
dedicated on Sunday last
Dr. Geddings, professor of surgery in the medi-
cal college Of South Carolina, has resigned.
The Erie Railroad delivered in New York last
week 4424 barrels of eggs.
Commander VIM. W. Hunter has been ordered
to the command of the receyiDg-ship Allegheny,
at Baltimore.
The discoveries of gold in Iowa have proved thus
far to be nothing more than iron pyrtes.
Nathan 7. Williams, for rs years cashier of the
Tompkins county, N. Y, Bank, died on the 4th
inst.
President Juarez, of Mexico, sailed from New Or
leans for that country on the 18th ult, with his
Cabinet.
The new State Government of Connecticut was
inaugurated at New Haven, Wednesday.
The first school taught in Chicago opened In
the fall of 1916, by WIN. L. Cox, discharged sol
der of the last wsr.
Gen. James Ii. Carson, has appointed Col. G. A
Porterfeld, of Jefferson county, Brigade Inspec-
tor for the 10th Brigade OF Virginia Militia.
Rev. George Coles, formerly assistant editor of
the NJ Y Christian Advocate and Journal for
period of eleven years, died on Saturday.
The stable of l.. P. Nelson, at Culpeper Court
house. was burnt on the night of the 4th instant.
Loss $500.
One hundred and two firms, corporations and
individuals in Boston, are taxed for quarter ola
million and upwards.
The othcsrs of of the steamer Ocean Spray, lately
burned with loss of ife have been arrested at St.
Louis, charged With msnslsughter.
The Potomac fisheries are now yielding good sup
plies, and at Alexandra on Monday shad declined
to 9a410 per hundred, and herring to 9a$10 per
thousand.
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INGENIOUS EscAPE.-Wm. Herman, a convict in
the Maryland Penitentiary, with II years to stay,
escaped q day or two since, by constructing tool
chest with a false bottom. This chest he got ono
of his friends to 90 to the prison for, and getting
into the bottom, be was snugy taken OF under the
very noses of the officers. .- '.
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CONDITION OF THE BIC SHIP-The Levathan, II is
stated, will not be able TO get to sea short of an
additional expenditure of f172,o0o, which SUM-
added to the present liabilities of the company,
amounts to f2l1 ,282, to meet which the directors
propose to issue debenture preference shares to
that sum- The total cost of the ship will be fSO4.-
522 or at the rate of G34 per ton, taking the ship
at the builders measurement, $4,000 tons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07

TYLER& Co., Artists, 1879 Main street Premiums
awarded at the last Fair of the American Institute
for superior Psrtraits. All the various sizes and
styles OF Ambrotypes taken daily at their extern
sive establishment, 1873 Main street. at prices vary
ing from 25 ct a to S25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07

BsHRpIf OF MRS. KELLER.-That very magnf.
cent looking woman and accomplished artist
Madame Keller, takes benefit at the theatre to-
night. The new drama Of "Uriel or the Demon
Lover is to be performed in which will be given
six entirely new tableaux. The Qusker Polka by
the children; the ballet of "the Sailors Dream
aud new tsbleaux entitled ia Tribute to the Fs-
Their of his Country constitute the rest of the
performance. The pictures in "Uriel, are said to
be splendid, aud, az all the newspaper notices we
have yet seen of this troupe have proved to
be true, we have no doubt they are what they are
represented TO be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07

IcsAr KNOXVILLE The Knoxville (Tenpessee)
whig Of the 99ih ult. notices the arrival there OF
a car load Of ice from Boston, through from ssvan-
oah, Ga, in thirty three hours; and congratulstes
the citizens on beiug able to cool their parched
tongues during the summer upon . luxury which
the mildnsss Of the winter denied them at home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07

INDIANAPOLIS, May 5.-The Municipal election
here yesterday resulted in the choice OF the en-
tire Republican ticket, by 200 to 800 mslority.-
Gang
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PuGrLIsT WHIPPED BY A CoUNTRYXAN "A fight oc.
Cured in Troy n. Y, Monday morning between
John Morrissey, the well known pugilist, and q
countryman named Bennett. Morrissey W as bad
Iy bruised, and had to be carried from the ground
NV his friends
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JusT PUNIsHMEsT.-In Washington city, Chas
Hoffman. David Frank. John Liter, Herman Ju-
Illus aud Vim. Schmidt. have been convicted of out
raging the person of Victoria Fingleman, and
have been sentenccd-the first one to Is years, and
the others to II years imprisonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07

j. Higdon, planter, near Warrsnton, Miss,
committed suicide on the Both ult.
The injuries occa.ioned on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, by the late storms, have been
thoroughly repaired.
James HALEY, tried in Lexington, Va, for re-
ceiying $500 stolen money, has been acquitted.
Bishop Pierce. Of Ca. will preach the valedic-
tory sermon at Columbian College, M c., on the
23d of June next.
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From KANsAs.--The Free State Convention to
nominate State officers met at Topeka, Kansas, on
the 2Sth ult. II. J. Adams was nominated for
Governor, Col Holiday for LieutenantG oVernor
and NJ f. Conway for Congress. ..
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Hon. DtvID s. REID.-It is not likely Senator
Reid of North Carolina, will get back to Washing.
ton soon. And il is feared that he will never be
able to resume his seat in the Senate again. Two
or three attacks ofhemorrhage ofthe lungs have So
FRUSTRATED him that his entire recovery is consid
cred very doubtful.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE MEDICAL C0NVEN-
TITAN

WASHINGTON May 6.-The National Medical
Convention adjourned zine die. Louisville, KY
wa. fixed upon for the next place of meeting
All tho members will visit Mt. Vernon to morrow.
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CATHOLIC PROVINCIAL CoUzCIL.--On Sunday Che
Roman Catholic Provincial Council of the province
under the charge Of the Most Reverend Archbish-
Cd John Purcell. ofCincinnat convened at the
Cathedral in that city. Bishops Purcell, Lefevre,
SpaldiBg, St. Palais, Barragy, Carrel! and Laers,
were present.
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ARREST OF LOTTERY DEALgRs-Two men, named
Sunderlin and McCIeland. have been arrested at
Pittsburg, charged with dealing in lotteries. Tick
cts of the Maryland and Delaware lotteries. to the
nominal value Of $4,000 or 100000, found in their
uoseessiop wore seized by the police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-07

An AUTHOR IN DKBT--It II said that the debts OF
IanartiDe amount to 2600, 900 francs. This gifted
and accomplished French writer IL, perhaps, one
Of the most prodigai aud extrAvagant men OF the
age, He 10 always In debt and yet be appears to
psy no attention TO his financial affairs. Again
and again he has been assisted b. HIS friends until
many Of them have become disgustsd. aud are in-
disposed TO aid him further. louis Napoleon,
however. stlli aiheres 10 him, aud Intends, II 10
said, 10 apply 10 the Legislature 90 assist ia sxtri
eating him from his momentary difficulties.
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w. y HO0una. -, = Ne Assnt sor sne pai.I
ps9ASM n Msa1Uk, the s,sculadcn s 80
sassss having iAsesassd - "a ssteos -
49, - i ses
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ruu cprvlssra ATT NEW ORLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 6-Tbe crevasses in the Mis-
sis,ippi opposite the city are undated. The
waters are spreading over the surrounding coun-
try.
The crevasses above are causing immense DAM
age. There il no sign of the river faiing.
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apUCIAL NOTICES.

nEy- sprcrAL NoTIcs.--Dr. PAssEoRs
nj deliver the sixth Lecture II the Conrse--snb.
;set - The Abfahamic wiIr--at the Unisersa,ist
House. TIfIs lFRIDAY EVENING. 81 o O'CLOCK.
ssx Iii .
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2gwNn ESTRAY COWs.-strayed
T ARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
IL OF
Foreign Dry Goods,
FOR C A s H,
mo- M un

We will from this date until the lst of June, offer
our entire stock of DRY GOODS, without regard TO
their COST for CASH or credit of months, for
approved negotiable paper.
The stock consists ia part of Black and Fancy
French Cloths, Cassimeres Vestngs, and cool
assortment of Tailors Trimmings, Ladies Dress
Goods in great variety, white and checked Cam.
brics J aconets, Nainsook and Swiss Muslins Irish
Linens, Linen ShcstinSs, Damssk TOwellings, &c,
many of which are of our own importation.
We invite the Retailers Of the city, specially to
examine cur stock To our country friends, We
feel grateful for the encouragement they have given
us in our efforts increase tue sale OF Foreign Dry
Goods in this market; and We will continue To fill
THEIx orders, the usual credit OF months. at re
duced prices. 1t il our purpose 70 close every de-
scription Of Fancy Goods at auction on the JUNE
new importation, many of orders being already
in hand.
We mean no Humbugi hut pledge ourselves to
act up TO the letter of this ad srtsement.
j b FERGUSON, JR, 4 co.
nv 7-6tIstJuDa No q Pearl