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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-08
NAsHINGroN. Dec 7--p

w ASHINGION, DeC. i---P
The practice ship Plymouth, has arrived
in the Potomac, and is now at Kettle Bot
tom, and a steamer has been sent to tow.
her up to the Navy Yard She will again
be sent out to join the Gulf squadron
Orders were sent out by the last Pacific
mail steamship to the commander of the de-
partment in the Pacific, to send two compa-
MES to join Lieut.. Beal, where his route
crosses the Colorado. ....,..
A caucus of Democratic Senators was
held this morning and agreed on Chas. s..
Jones, long in the employ of the Senate as a
successor to Isaac Holland, diseased, the
late Doorkeeper of the Senate
The Senate adjourned over till Thursday
yesterday, in order to perfect the arrange
ment5 for the standing committees.
The Standing Committees of the House
will be announced on Thursday, to which
time the adjournment took place, to enable
the Speaker, in the meantime, to arrange
them according to usage.
The Committees of the first Session are
continued, with such alterations as may be
necessary to fiji vacancies. 4.
The Democrats in the House, to-day, gen.
orally voted against laying the resolution to
repeal the Clayton-Bulwer treaty on the
table. The sending of it TO Committee of
the Whole on the State of the Union, was
TO give an opportunity for discussion.
The number of registered seamen as re-
turned to the State department, is $3.50, OF
whom 3, 100 are naturalized citizens 1909
are assigned to Maine; 2,l43 to Massachu-
setts; 524 to New York 546 to Pennsyl-
vania 81 to Maryland 100 to Rhode Is
land-the remainder being distributed
among the other State 1
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New York Market.
81 NEW YoRk. Dec: g.

! -1lle.I-t = 7-tlINEW DIRK, DEC. 5-T-Ps Al - I
Flour duh and heavy for common and
quite steady for medium and good grades;
4 asa 45 for superine Western; 500
IS 10 for common to medium extra do
Wheat market nominally unchanged Corn
firm with moderate demand, chiefly specu-
speculation sales of $4,000 bush mixed
Western at 76@77 afoat. Whisky contin=
tinues firm at Is. Pork flrmer with sales
at II 90@l8 so for mess; 1875 for new
mess; IA 25@14 so for prime. Hogs firm
at 63@94, the latter for heavy corn. fed
Cut meats more active at 53(964 for should
ers; 93@9s for hams. Lard steady. .-..
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River Items.
ARR1vALs AND pEPARruRRs.

Charley Bowen, Evansville to Cairo.
James Montgomery n. Orleans to Louisville.
Henry Graft, st. Louis to Pittsburg. ..s
Moses Mcclellan, Louisville TO Memphis.
Alvin Adams, Memphis TO Louisville
Union, Evansville to Bowling Green.
The weather, yesterday, was unpleasant.
Towards noon it clowded up, with Indications
of rain, but in the afternoon the clouds
cleared away and the Sunca came out pleasant.
In the evening it became cold, with Slight
appearance of snow. +. i,., ssi
The river is rising rapidly. Any of the
larger class boats can run without difficulty,
and business, generally, Is becoming live.
her. as-! ssgs ael-E s..
The Charley Bowen came up yesterday
morning, and left in the evening. We I'M.
derstand that she is to have the paddles on
her wheel enlarged, and when done, will
run trialtrip from Cairo up. The Charley
drives along pretty fast now, and we doubt
not, when repaired, will make, quick time.
from Cairo. - rt...- ..,e75....
The James Montgomery had a tremend-
Gus trip. She took the Henry Graft in tow,
in order to transfer a large shipment of
Cincinnati freight on the Graf, whilst I'M.
der way. T5@l.-v 80 -+.45e- e.. 20 BOB
The Moses Mcclellan Went down with a.
good trip. ift IT7-I 79 zrtTs EFrT
The Alvin Adams has been entirely re-
paired and refitted, and went up Eyester-
day looking as bright as a new pin. The
Alvin is one of the swift running boats
and a popular ono at that. r-s7 ri 7-
The Union left yesterday morning for
Bowling Green. .,1.a
This is the regular day for the very regu-
lar U. S. mail packet Silver STAR Capt
Gus. Fowler in command, The Star is one
of the neatest, swiftest, and most desirable
boats to be found anywhere. Her officers
| are politeness ITSELF and attend to all orders
in manner sure to provoke a continuation
Eof patronage Shippers should hear the
Star in mind, and remember that she leaves
! here at 2 clock, P. NJ
The peoples favorite, Scioto No. ., will
be down to-day, for Henderson and back,
We can add nothing to the Scioto's reputa-
ton; the simple announcement that she will
he here is sufficient.
The Southerner will be down to-day
Passengers will find Mr.. Archer all that is
required of a gentlemanly clerk, and the
other officers ready to furnish all accommo-
| dations.
| The Pacific will be at the wharf for New
/ Orleans, She has the most splendid accom-
modations of any boat on the river.
The Montgomery will be here on Satur-
day for New Orleans.
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SUGAR AND MoLassEs.-We. see that our

commission merchants are receiving fire.
quent consignments Of sugar and molasses,
direct from the Louisiana planters. Ours is
becoming an important grocery market,
from which middle Kentucky, Southern Ill
inois, and Indiana, can be supplied with
heavy groceries on moro favorable terms
than from any other. point. observed
among the first consigpments of tie season,
a large lot Of sugar from the Poplar Grove
Plantation, six miles below Baton Rouge, to
Messrs. Allis & Howes, which formed a
ready sale at very satisfactory prices.
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MnRur Dec G
The Grand Jury of the United States Dis
trct C,,Irts va : m seSsiSS, severa1 cexss ]tlf


- The Grand Jury of the United States Dis
trict Court was. in session several days dur
ing the past week and had under consider
ton the late attempt to send tillibuster ennis
grants to Nicaragua. .AsoaIAH o
Among the witnesses were Mr.. Landfred,
Collector; also Gen. Walker Julius sHessea
and VIM. A. Smith. They were all rigor-
ously examined. ..i .5.. D.. .'ss,t,..,
Gen. Walker was before the Jury about
six hours and was Intercepted as to his life
in California, Sonora and Nicaragua. 2af
No bill had been formed on Friday, when
the Court adjourned over till Monday. Oh 80
Judge Campbell left for Washington to-.
day. r 1850. - a. -, -
A secret agent of the Government, Mr..
Wilson, of Ohio, who had been sent here to
watch the Nicaraguan movements, has also
left for Washington IS s ,,sa- 80 3 q
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Sr T,oU1s nac

River has risen nearly two feet in the
last forty-eight hours and is still rising very
rapidly. aal 81. aasa 80 t1ruo1 1sIass ,.5
The Illinois is out of its banks in many
places, and is stiIl swelling, .,e -'2-iia1 .. 81
The Upper Mississippi is falling. bia
The Missouri is also falling. 'fsa3 ss1a..a ODD
The weather is cloudy with large quanti-
ties of ice running. --at h..s ls .f167i1aH
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Cincinnati Market.
CINeINNATI, Dec. z

NINUINNAII, DeC'' Il M !"
Flour and whisky unchanged. Hogs
unchanged and rather easier at 6(97 15.-
Mess pork active with sales for future de-
livery at II 5o0l8 90; the latter for March
delivery. Sales of 100000 lbs bulk meat
at 649st. Lard firm at lI@l14.als aia3
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ne A resolution that no member shall
be entitled to his per diem who shall be abb
sent from his seat during the. session, with
out proyidental cause, or leave the Senate,
was adopted in the Georgia Legislature, 50
as to apply solely TO the mover. o5 OF
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 6.

Wv . IsLlL1-A-N5i - ..
The Douglass mass meeting tonight is
the largest and most enthusiastic ever wit
messed in New Orleans. ......
The Odd Fellows Hall is crowded and
thousands are unable to gain admission
The Hall was jammed before organization
Soule presides Lafayette Square and the
Streets adjoining the hall are crowded.
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gsg% The dead trees in. Independence
Square, Philadelphia, have been removed;
among the trees substituted is the WdsA-
iRgton Giganfia, the great California tree,
which, in its native State, grows 300 and
400 feet high .., ~ ~ ''f',1 '"'-
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raRn-syaB DoBELL & CoNYEGToN,

pa The Russ pavement in Broadway,
New York, has worn so smooth as to be dan
gerous to horses. The accident to General
Paez, which nearly cost him his life, was
caused by the fall Of his horse on it. After
the enormous expense Of laying it, there is a
demand for its removal, after two years trial
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u.s. care indebted to Capt. Montgomery
and Mr. Lowry, clerk of the New Orleans
packet, James Montgomery, for full files of
New Orleans papers TO the first instant
The James Montgomery and her officers are
favorites on the river, and those going
South are informed that she will be here on
her return trip on Saturday next.
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CINCINNATI Market.

" o. CINCINNATI, Dee. I'm.
Flour unchanged. Hogs firm z receipts,
5000 head. Provisions buoyant. 80. d oorl
Weather cloudy Light rain last night
Mercury 560. River has risen 3 feet in the
last "a hours. uE .f.fsL Is..sT as4eal. Ga
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szssfss. ", :; -

RD.9.U'S EXPRESS CO.H51.s.Tsss.-
&LA lts ra NEW ARRAN CEMENT. --.-.
- The ADAMS Express CoatRllSE respectfully an
nounee TO their friends and patrons, the pubic Of
Evansville and vicinity, that with Increased ach
ties for the transportation Of t.l9-
FREIG TT, Pa OK A q ES, .-.-sr
-s r MONEY AND FALUA.BLE Els
They solicit continuance of former fsYors. Ia
pecial taken in the collection OF Bills, Drafts
Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable
packages. es.ses elsra ea15r-.. t--fs7 -fr.-1
All persons wishing to avail themselves of the IL
cilites of the Express, obtain any desired info
nation in reference to the routes and details OF the
business, at their Office on First street between
Main and Locust, oPpositethe Post Office. -s5, 10
de Is a-.E R,J- 81 G. II, FISH, Agent.
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Hsa. 1t. Maury, of the National obserya-
tory, was at Vincennes of Sunday. He was
on his way to St. Louis, where he is en-
gagged 70 deliver his celebrated lecture on
the q Sea y --
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The arguments in the Echo case were
continued yesterday by Gen. Hayne, on the
part of the Z. S He was followed to-day
by Mr.. Billinger on behalf the defense.
Th%Jury in the case hare been further
discharged until l o'clock of Thursday,
when Judgment on the motion to discharge
the prisoners viii be given.
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e RRLIGIoUs CEREMoNY.-Thc Church of
the Assumption, on Second street, between
Main and Sycamore, win be dedicated on
Wednesday. the 9Th instant, the Right Rev
Bishop of Fort Wayne, presiding. Tie
ceremony Will commence at 9 o'clock, A.
NJ, and will be followed by a Pontihcal
Mass, together with an appropriate sermon
by clergyman from Yincennes. 1t is Gus
tomary on such occasions to issue tickets of
admission in order to raise funds to assist in
paying the debts of the Church but on
the present occasion, admission will be free
to every person of whatever denomination,
and the seats given to the first occupant
Nevertheless, as besides the cost of fur
nishing the building according to contract,
many new expenses have been incurred for
organ, gas lights, furnace to heat the
church, &c, instead of tickets of admission
or collection during the divine service, a
voluntary contribution, will be thankfully
received by two ladies at the door of the
church, as people come in. 1t is hoped that
most of those who may desire to be present
will be ready with their gifts in their
| hands, No fixed sum is required, this being
left to be determined by the liberality OF
those who enter the door-the smallest con-
tribution from the poor, will be as thankful
IL received as the dollar from the rich, but
no one will be refused admittance for not so
contributing. ID ......r.
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EVANSVILLE. Dec. I. Is!

1{Es "a e. EVANSVILLE, Dec. Z, 1858.
The undersigned have witnessed test of
the practical merits of Wheelock's patent
Gas Burners, which showed that they pro-
duced more brilliant and beautiful light,
with twenty-five per cent. less gas than
the common burner. We have adopted
them in the place of our old ones, and feel
safe in commencing them to the patronage
of all gas consumers. t-fFE7iE
7Ai' go J. s. HOPKINS,
BEMENT & VIELE
s'F W. H. HURBELL,
-. DnprII & CnNYNGTnN
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PrrTsRrRaH. Dec. 7-pM

- IIIISBUh6d, DsC IT M =
River II feet inches and falling. Wealth
er cloudy and damp. Il y sI.slllla s.ls.lz 3.
The steamer Hastings left for St Louis
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'IIV 'I'1'V Ut wv
Markets, and the very latest current news Of the
.t. s~s ALL THE NEWS
Furnished to the Associated Press is promptly laid
before the Readers of the Journal
ONE AND HALF DAYS IN ADVANCE
of the Cincinnati papers.
An exciting Session of Congress is now be-
ing held, and all anxious to hear elaborate re-
ports of the proceedings should avail themselves Of
this opportunity, and subscribe for THE. JoURSAT-
The terms for the DAILY JOURNAL are S. 60
per year, and s. so for six MONTHS II ADVANCE, OF
10 cents per week, if paid TO the Carriers.
A careful summary Of the doings of the Leg
islature will be made up for every paper, In
short, condensed view of all that is going in
the Universe, viii be furnished readers every
day. .-s .4 ...r .. decf
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Coal OIL.

We have been using, for domestic pur-
poses, for some time past, coal oil in lamps
procured from Messrs Stoddard & Thomp-
son. q. From the experiment, we believe the
saving in the use of coal oil, compared with
lard oil, to be at least 20 per cent while
the brillancy and steadiness of the light OBJ
tanned from the former is incomparably su-
perior to that from the latter. AS the man
ufacture of coal oil is extended and i'm
proved---as is now being rapidly done--the
price will be lessened, and the article made
odorless; it win then entirely superscede
animal oils for lights. The production of
mineral oils by artificial means is one OF the
great discoveries of this inventive age, and
one which promises to confer inestimable
blessings upon the world
We see thai the question has been pro-
pounded, Z" Is coil oil explosive - tits said
explosions have occurred in the use of it
But those engaged in its production deny
that it can be made to explode and say
that if any explosions have ever taken place,
they have been caused by adulating the
genuine coal oil with alcohol and pine oil,
or spirits of turpentine. If these liquids be
mingled with it, there may be danger of ex-
plosion Chemists say that portion of al
cohol is extracted from the coal in the pro-
cess by which the oil is produced. 1t is al
legged, however, that this quantity is so small
as to cause no danger. The oil sold by
Messrs. Stoddard is fmpid, quite free from
offensive odors, and is unadulterated. 1t i;
from mandatory at Maysville, Ky
-a, l-a 81 Professor Mitchell
Was greeted, last night, by crowded anC
very intelligent audience, and we are happy
to say, that the liberality and desire 10
knowledge, manifested by the citizens o
all classes, promises liberal reward to tn
Library Association for the responsibility,
it incurred in contracting for the course
The Introductory lecture, being a genera
survey of the present state and history o
the science, was less interesting than thoa
which are 10 follow, but it gave so much de
light, that the audience will be largely in
creased tonight. The lectures will all b
delivered this week, closing on Saturda
evening. We fear many will have cause tC
regret, when too late, they had not attend
ed the whole course. .st-. seSa
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s.. VE ER CH.E.1iTls'- llEsE..sTCH.i',--

So oEg ERGLE.E.AtI1s's gFis1sesTCH.''r--
SK& ir FAST FRBIGHT I.INE.a .fsslg|Is
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY RRoPBIEToBs. Oh
TO THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
VIA ALBANY AND BUFFALO ~ ~ .
The Merchants Despatch continues bringing Goods
from New York and Boston, at as low rates as any
Despatch Rail Road Express md in as good az
better time, having uIlequdled citties for safe and
speedy transportation ~ p =-'5-'.'' tHA
No Despatch or Fast Freight Line has any c.,
nectioR With us. e''-a Al'-i- ESQ -A.ls
Arrangements were made by Us early last Spring,
by which we enabled to forward not only the
lighter portion of shippers freight. but car
ry both light and heavy with the same promptness
which las always characterized the 81 Merchants
Despatch" Bringing our freights in our own care
with passenger trains, and having our own agents az
points of transhipment, we have advantages 10
point of speed and safety, which rcpder it iniros
sible for other companies TO compete With iisG -s
This Despatch is owned and managed by tle
American Express Company, which is sufficient
guarantee fiat al just claims viii besetted without
delay las has been the cse for the past three years.
and to the satisfaction of those by whom teyiinaS
be presented. JOHN G.. WATSON, f
lAf 8. tt.r
Il Il 1 Z
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New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-We trust our
readers will not fail TO read over our new
advertisements. By them it viii be seen
who is getting on the largest assortment of
goods, who will sell cheaply-and of our
mechanics who offer the best inducements
for manufactured articles. =
Messrs Honigsworth Brother have re-
moved into Aikman's beautiful block of
buildings, and opened out an assortment of
China ware and Queens ware, that is truly
beautiful, and as cheap-they tell us-as
pretty. fta5A ai
Where the assortment is good, prices low,
and proprietors gentIemanly and accommo-
dating, what stronger inducement could
be urged for a just proportion of our citi-
zens' patronage2 These requisites we are
sure, are fully possessed by Messrs. Holdings
worth & Brother. ..-a .s t-,sss-4t i I.e.-l
The old and and reliable machine com
'pany, Kratz & Heilman, advertise for a con-
tinuation of public favor aud patronage
Their establishment is one Of the most ex
tensive in the Western country, and the
mere fact that so large concern has been
built up from very small beginnings, argues
well for the energy and good management
Of its proprietors. They arefully able TO do
all that they propose, and do it well; and we
trust our readers who may have to buy ma
chinery of any kind, win not look over the
claims of this establishment.
/ Mr.. Charles S. Wells.is on hand, as usual
with a large aud well selected assortment
of Hardware, and announces himself as pre-
pared to furnish anything needed in his line,
on good terms. I'm ',' .s. IL
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RETAIL MARKET.


BUTTER, ..--...1Gs30lL lard, b..........,... IA
BEANS, quart AT0LASSES- 9-~t
CORN MEAL, bush. 80 New Orleans, gal.
CHEESE, h....!......121 Sugar House, gal 80
COFFEE tisf 800 = Golden Syrup, .........S0
Rio, common. 5 PROVISIONS ia f5I
." Ground. Il. 20 Bacon sides, h.........10
Java, Shoulders. :.
Laguyra, ground, ...fb-t f. Hams, sug. cured, ID Is
EGGS, dozen 90 a's plain, Il. .......lo
FLOUR, bbl..,.-.....,ss5 o. - canvassed, 10. ~
Sack, IS bs......S2 SCI Dried Beef per II. 10
FISH, 60 -bss5s1 POTATOES, bush 81 90
White Fish, SALT, sack b.....10915
NIackerels Nc. /, 1211S c.fSUGAR--.iisu ID Z
+ i'.f.ssF Eo..2, 1b.--.--t New 0rleans,lb SOLO
Cod, Claried ........,.....l4
FRUITS- 49, fs 81 Loaf. .........,......16
Green Applesi....- 81 90 Crushed...............l5
Dried g 4 bus..none WOOD, cord,..,.....,.S25O
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SoAEs

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana
Office on Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal, in quantities Of not less than 20 bushels, de-
vere 70 any part of the city, at 10 cents per bush.
at the pit cents. JOHN WYMOND,
eet9 Secretary and Manager.
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For sale low to close consignment, BY
octS WHEELER & RIGGS
syT. CH.aREEs S.gLOO.V; NO. q,
|First street, opposite the Post Office, Evansville,
Indiana.-The citizens of Evansville and the pub.
lie geaerally are respectfully informed that this
magnificent saloon formerly Burk's EXCHANGE has
been entirely reittod and furnished in every depart
ment, and is open for the season. where visitors
always have served up at the shortest notice and
in the most superb style all the deliccies of the
season, game of all kinds, Yenison, Wild Duck,
Turkey, Fish, &c.
Shell oysters received daily, by express, as we'll
in will be served in every style to suit the
patrons of the St Charles.
Billiard players will find at this saloon set of the
finest marble top Billiard Tables from the well
known and celebrated fact~ry of J. NJ. Brunswick
Il Co.
Suppers served mp at all hours, day OF night
\ splendid lunch Will be served up, in the most
appropriate style, every morning at 10 9'cioek ;
octS J. G. HARRINGTON.
FNvHE BEST.f.N.D PURE ST BEe.g.N.
Il by in town, at the lowest figure, is at Decker
& Kramers. Hotel and Coffee-hOuse keepers, and
all Others that can appreciate good liquor and wish
goes off fast. (octlD DECKER kRAMER-
ATR = ~ ~ r " n Y $ .9.N.Es isECh-
u WHEAT FLOUR
s bris Cranberries--extr quality;
10 bags Buckwheat Flour;
In store and for sale by YIChERY BROS,
noyl6 No So Main st.
HeOTgCE.-H.9E 'K.NFI SOLD .4.N'
q interest in our establishment To Mr.. Samuel
VICKERY & BRoTUERS, in hope therefore with
the acquisition of a new but experienced partner,
there will be an increase of trade to the house.
Thanks for past favors Respectfully, &c,
J. W. YICKERY & Co.,
oct20 ID ...... No. - Main street.
GUST s9OT 'Ea.n .s.S-D SY.E.NYF TO
qS Sell quick, 10 barrels nice Green Apples finest
of the senson. Toct4l A. D. REYNOLDS Go.
/ sesFKESH M!LCH CONS, for sale at
- oct27 z. H COOK son.
IF ID. REYNOLDS = CO., HAZE
- Nv in Store and for sale
l hrl Fresh lard
bush CTanbeTres;
New Sugar;
boxes Opal Candles
Sardines-15 boxes and Il boxes;
Superior Family Flonr;
First class Cigars;
Smoking Tobacco novil
AJsT REC.EEE.ED--
e 200 Brs White. Lime
10 Hhds New Sugar;
so Boxes Virginia Tobacco
200 Coils Manila Cordage, for sale al low
est rates by novl0 GEO. FOSTER CO.
NBUCEETS .9.N.D TEBS--I35 P.3CH-
I -ES AGES-all kinds received per steamer Nep-
tune, and in store, for sale low by
movie $. E. GILBERT & co.
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KpEv:E EU.URER-THE PEOP
GRRO.A.N.ETA. STR.4M

@APEsNf.s'Gt D. RO.HsN.ETS, STR.EH
S%Goods Ribbons and Flowers, on Friday morn
ing October Sth, 1858 Permit me to call your at
tention to my stock Of Spring Millinery Goods,
which have been bought under favorable circum-
stances, and which for variety and novelty of style
Will, trust be fOand TO surpass anything over
brought to this city. f.. B. BARKER,
First street, between Main and Locust, opposite
the Pest Office. OCt6