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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03
FREDERICK BRINK MIER.
ueOrIcE-RE.n0I.sL OF CIVIL

ov LAND oFFICE.-The Office for the sale of
canal lands at Washington, Dayiess county, Ind
ana, will be removed from and after the 10Th day Of
May, 1850, Ia Terre Haute, Nigo county, lnd.
list Of the unsold Canal lands in each county
ia the District with the price, will be sent to the
auditor bleach county. and the sales at the close OF
each month will be reported to him, so that per-
sons desiring 10 purchase, can, repairing to the
county seat. always ascertain the vacant lands.
Purchasers can send money by Express to the
Office of the Trustee OF the Wabash and Erie Canal,
or certificates Of the deposites in any If the
Branches Of the Bank of the Stale, in payment for
Canal lands, aud certificates Of purchase VIII be
sent as directed by them. --l4 .1sl
By order of the Board OF Trustees. E. 1t
TH0S. DOWNING, Resident Trustee.
TksRE HArrE, kprii2, 1859 apl4-3tw
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THE EVANSVILLE
WEEKLY JOURNAL.

Made mp from the DAILY JOURNAL, contains 2 &
Columns Of rel selected aud carefully prepared Read
lag Maaer, afIoriins the best medium for keeping
friends in the country fully 'postcd up" to be-
found in the West.
THE LATEST TELEGRAPIfIC DISPATCHES,
Together with a summary of the Markets, are in
serted in every Weekly paper, and by perusing the
JOURNAL, our friends In the Country will not be
liable to be ''picked up by spectators, and sci
their produce for less than it is actually worth,
has often been done heretofore.
fsa- Remember that the WEEKLY JOuRSAL is made
up Of READING MATTER, and not altogether Of
advertisements -Sa @
The Weekly Journal will be mailed, SO M Ia reach
the subscribers of the adjoining rosn,ies la good
season. ..t-f-
TkRns.---single copy, 81 dJ; 10 copies, sla. Our
friends should make haste to reuew their sutscrip-
tions. AZ our terms are strictly ~ adraace dec7
God Lfrer or as Pa!afabIs Ssffy.-
Thr recent Improvement made l.y 4 Queru In the
preparation "f pleasant i.ilS containing eighty.
five pSr cent OF the brst oil, aId approved by the
y Y. Academy "f Medicine. adapt. thi> valuable
remedy to the most dcicat, stomach. 1t is retain
ed. ';igestsi and assimiLatel .ls- an, Eod Pss-
rom, PARKEe s MOWER, NJ. . FLETCHER street
Ne, York, srt the General Agents fnr Que,n'- God
Liver Oil jelly.
Gs- For sale b. al, Druggists. mas9 en-
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Local and Miscellaneous.

DS We are indebted to Mr.. John Bis
sell, at the Depot Works for an interesting
Gle Of Birmingham, England, papers.
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Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville Iudiaiia.
Office on Water street, between Main and Locust.
Coal In quantities Of not less than 20 bushels. de-
vered any part the city, 10 cents per bnsh.
at the pit, cents. JOHN wYMOND,
octa Secretary and Manager.
.Esrsr asd .sgss-TnSs srysss- an q pro-
voking disease which fixes its relentless grasp on
the body of man, reducing him to mere shadow
in short space Of time and rendering him physi-
caily and mentally useless, can be defeated and
driven bonn the body, by the ire Of DR.. j.. HOS
TETTER's RENOWNED BITTERs. The great
success IL has met WITH and the beneficial results
following its use, have established il as perns-
nent ''insti tution.' Ne would advise our readers
10 procure this valuable specific, and il an absent
friend l. afflicted with the Fever and Ague, any
other nervous disessc, {" hasten and procure this
much favored and greatly desired article 4 trial
is all that is needed 20 prove its many excellent
qualities.
ES5- For sale hy Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere ap2T
DsrOs's aromatic blackberry Gar.
MINATTvE-NEyER KNOWN TO rAIL,-In curing
the most prorscted and aggravated CAGES of Dysen
terry, Diarrhwa, flux, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, aud for children teething attended with
irritation Of the bowels. Price pc per bottle.
ear FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &C.
Monroe's Cough Balsam is simple and efcctual
REMEDY in all the above complaints--especinlly In
Asthma. Price rs cents per bottle.
s" M0NROE'S TO0TH-ACHE SPECIFIC
Gives immediate relief and proves valuable for Sore
Gums. Price p cents per bottle.
Prepared only by J. Il. MONROE, and sold
Wholesale and retaiiby DIR. 4. EAsTERLY,
s. y. corner Third aud Chestnut sts., St. Leuis.
sToDDARD & THOMPSON, .s
Y. w. SAWYER. "s'"''
81, EVANSVILLE, Indiana. dec20-dfwjm
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-a PirTsBuRG, May IN.
River nine feet ten inches by the pier marx
and falling Weather clear and pleasant.
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River items.

ARRIVALS AND DsPARruREs-fsoN 5o'cLocS ssrrR-
pAI "a 4 8 O'clock MoSpAy si go
Chancellor. New Orleans to Louisville
switasrland, do =, TO Cincinnati.
Lehigh, et do to do So
Anglo Saxon, Sc. Losis 10 Pittsburg.
Silver Star, Psducah to Evansville. -
Wv. GiIlum, Green river TO do.
Kate Sarchet, Wabash to do. 4L
John Rainc, New Orleans to Louisville. ODD
Greenville, Bowling Green to Evansville. SOD
Time, Louisville ~ Tenn. river.
Dacotah Pittsburg to st. Louis. -sa-
Buckeye, Baton Rouge TO Pittsburg.
Mariner, -. Louis to Pittsburg.
Tishomngo, Louisville &c Henderson, back.
Monarch, Cincinnati TO New Orleans. =
Baltimore, Cairo to Louisville. 80
Lacrosse, Pittsburg TO st. Louie.
Charley Bowen, Cairo TO Eyansvils. ID.
Reliance, Nashville TO Cincinnati.
Nick Thomas, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Tigress, Pittsburg 10 ST. Louis.
Highfyer, ST Louis TO Louisville 800
II. Bridges, b. Green to do.
81. Louis, St Leuis TO Pittsburg. Z. -~
Neptune, Nashville to do. So. q ~
Lands, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Noodford, Louisville TO New Orleans.
r. b. Hamilton, Nashville TO Cincinnati.
W. Gillum, Evansville to s. Carrolton.
southerner, Memphis to Louisville.
The weather, yesterday, was very pleas
ant, during the greater part OF the day, but
in the afternoon we had slight shower OF
rain.
The business ON the landing was much
brisker than usual, several boats having ar
rived from Green river and the Wabash
with good trips.
The river continues TO rise slowly.
The Charley Bowen and Silver Star ar
rived from below with good trips.
The following is the memorandum o { the
steamer Bowen on her last trip:
Left Cairo Saturday, April 30th. Boats
in port were the Philadelphia for Memphis
and the Columbus and Cairo packet w A
Eaves. Met the Thomas Scott at Caledonia
Alvin Adams at Metropolis. Left Paducal
May lst, at Z A. NJ. Passed the ST. Loui:
at Cave-in-Rock passed the Reliance JUS
below Mt. Vernon. We made thirty land
ings between Cairo and Henderson. On oul
down trip We passed the Die Vernon thret
times under way. Times on the river ar,
very dull. Most all of the bottom farms ar,
overaowed. think it is very doubtful
about them making a crop this year. Thing.
are very moist at Cairo, just the tops of the
houses being visible. DEXTER.
We are indebted TO our friend lack
Taylor for New Orleans papers of the 26tl
ult. The river along the sugar coast wa
within ten or twelve inches as high as j
was at the highest point last year. NJ
new crevasses had occurred, and the plan
tiers were watching the levees night ant
day, and every crawfish hole and leak dis
covered is speedily stopped. The accounts o
the stage of water in the upper rivers create
alarm and anxiety. The waters from tn
Bonnet Care crevasse, twenty miles abov
the city, had found their way into the Lake
through old channels, without endangerin!
the city.
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\SAlRLES .NeJOH.veSTO.N. WHOLE
~ sale and Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT dealer in Coydage, Nails, Glass, Ce-
meut, Powder, Plaster Paris, &c, No. i2s Main
street, near the Canal. Evansville, Ind. feL2s
ttM EsFitrfs esaa
$3.50 asa t-sA k'--s trsi
- sats-alf vz4.El
..-s I'D f.e. .4sls nd ~ s-ias,lr usn csi n-f
1B8IA b EfiaaHW - aei
-fs COATS BE- I.zfH 400 "a 80 sF.a
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Special Notices.
CHEWING TOBACCO.

TASTIMPROvEMENTin putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted by Me-srs, Z GooDwIN& BRO,
Of New YORK City. T. 80 = ~ sa
TOBACCO, of the BEST QUALITY, is selected,
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT
PRESSED. .i-r .--l 49,.
The great advantages of this over other brands
CONSIST in the size of the packages, rendering il
moro coasenen, to carry in the pocket. and by be-
ing PRESSED SOL1Dit keeps MOIST and FRESH
and improves in qnalty il is used; while Ia
other brands the package is opened, the
quality rapidly DETERI0RATEs-thc tobacco
growing Cryand litteriEg the pocket, to the great
annoyance df the consumer. The Dressing which
the Fine Cut Tobacco undergoes in the process ct
manufacture. fr~es il from all grit Impurities 80
objectionable i'm the use of Plug Tobacco. Chew
ers will do we'll to give the Patent Pressed trial.
and judge for themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive It
direct from the Manufacturers.
T.. GOODWIN 4 BRO,
apis-lmdSw 2o7 & 200 Water St, New York.
HoIfoWay's FSHs are THE beacon nrss
Of health to all nations, whether civilized
age. In weakness and the debility generated by
exsesses Of any kind general prostration Of the
system, their effect at the same time renovatins
and restorative; they drive from the system the
morbid cause Of silment, and bring back the frame
to its pristine health and vigor Sold at the manu-
factory, No. so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all
Druggists. at DC. Csc, and 81 Per box. apr
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The excellent steamer Fred. Lorenz.
which arrived yesterday was the first arri-
val of the season at ST. Anthony. She went
up to the Falls and discharged her freight,
and left there on the night of the I'D She
left six hours by breaking ice in Lake Pc
pin on the way down. Her officers report
Lake st Croix still closed with very solid
ice. They tried TO get up the Lake, but
could not make the trip, so turned about.
The weather on the trip was very pleasant.
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a. THE EYE! q

gYvHE Ex.E!!-0F III THE Or
~ CANS which benefcent nature has endowed
man with, the Eye Is the most Important most
complex, and most delicate in organization. From
Its exposed stuation il is constantly liable TO dis
ease which assumes varied forms, and which, when
aeg,@eted or maltreated, too frequently terminate
in blindness 1t becomes, therefore, necessary tina
the practitioner shall be thoroughly conversan5
not only with the structure Of the eye ball and it
ap,rendag,s, hut that he shall have most accurat
and perfect knowledge of all Diseases to which that
organ Is Liable. @ g.. tr.f.- ls-- --..
In presenting this card for public consider alton,
I would observe that after perience of over ten
years in the principal opthalmic hospitals of Eu-
roS, together with the advantage OF large private
practice, prepared to treat all diseases of the
Eye with that certainty of success which can only
90 Consultation hours from . A. ii. TO IL P. NJ.
nd 4 to 4 T.. N. JOHN MAGENN1S, M ID.
Office, corner Locust and Second streets, Evans
VILE Indiana 1900. jy2S-1yw
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ev everybody not to bny a certain pronisary
note drawn by me, i'm favor of Fred. Budenhazer,
amounting 10 Slg0, have already paid the same.
ap1t3tw JOHN FRED. SESSMEYER.
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u a. CR.s.V'E, ROE H.sREF.S1.
Ne AND
r. Commission Merchant,
IN Q L.. -

ect2l-ly
cSSTcR.fGE gE.s.SsTRks.--wea are PREPARED
~ to store in our Fire Proof Warehouses, am
Quantity Of Grain, Produce OF Merchandise, on ID
most liberal terms -'---.-.---
Haring large and airy rooms up staiTs particular
will be taken of Household Furniture Acri-
cultural Implements and an kinds OF Goods OF
wares liable 10 damage from damp or rust
Insurance effected mt the lowest FIRE proof rates
by the month, or longer when desired.
Warehouse located on corner Of Locust street and
W. and T.. Canal, and most convenient for shipping
by River or Railroad Apply 10
APPS GEO. POSTER & co.
NIs.N.9E iSTOR.SE JE.--I have a large dot.
. ~ BILE Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable OF
storing any amount of produce, which will be re-
ceved, stored, taken Of and held subject 10 the
owners orders most reasonable terms .r
e-.F s -.-.- ..-.4 i. q. O'RILEN.
mh26-tf
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PROM ORR EXCHANGES.

The Louisville Democrat says the river
was rising yesterday nj the rate of one inch
per hour, with twenty-five feet water on the
falls. The water ia up to the houses on
Water street, between Sixth and Seventh.
and up to the curb ia several places.
Last night the water was ON Third street
bridge, and appearei to he rising faster in
the evening than it was in the morning
The 81. Louis Republican The river
here was falling very slowly, yesterday. #
probably rcceded two inches in the "a hours
ending at dark last evening. The Missouri
river is receding and becoming very low.
Boats in that stream are having trouble
The Monongahela is reported lighting over
the bar at Usage, and the C. W. Sombart
sparring over below Portland. There is
about four feet in the channel from ST. Jo-
seph to the mouth. The Upper Mississippi
is declining at Keokuk and below; and the
Illinois receding but yet high.
The weather IVES wet yesterday. A steady
rain set in early in early. in the morning
ond continued through the day II effect
ually suspended all ont of door business. At
this writing. 8 o'clock, p. NJ it is stiIl rain
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sss--s - Packet SCIOTO No. 2, BALLARD,
Master, leaves Evansville for Louisville aud all in
termediate points, every wednesday at z. NJ, and
every Saturday at IL A. NJ. dec
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The meeting then adjourned.
District papers please copy
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IA notice Of Mr.. W. J. Druhier. we would res.
rectfuy solicit share of the public patronage
which will lac thankfully Acknowledged by ths
young beginners. ts- MILLER a NIEHACS.
d. EVANSVILLE, Indiana. f.t AK inar1s
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"F.g.1.sp~FLEP. Fs.FVE(.yY. .E.N.El

EyEEDy--5Oo RUsEIE,LS CORN.
- 2J,OOO bushels Bran. FOr sale at
mari r. . H. II. Cook i SONS.
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AeA ASHLAED RACES
1&N- SPRING MEETING, 1859.

The spring Meeting over this course will com
iaence on TUESDAY, 18th day OF May next. and
Gontinue throughout the week.
FIRST DAY-Post stake for all ages four mile heats
sos entrance; 500 forfeit. 5000 added BY the
Club Closed on lst inst with fonr subj cribers viz
& TW boswell. John Hunter X Ii Dickinson
and James NJ TAYLOR.
SECOND DAY-FirSt Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and tilies $500 entrance. SO0 for
felt: Closed on lst inst, with following entries
Thomas w Boswell enters ch C, Exchequer, by
Revenue, dam Nina. by Boston.
W Gibbors enters b f. Ciinoline, by Financier
dam Miss Matte, by Umpi1e.
John Hunter enters b C, by Lexington. dam By
Glencoe.
+ N Hall enters gr f. Faith. by Childe Harold
Second Race-same Day.-Jockey Club purse
$500, three mite heats.
ThIRp DAY-FfFSt Race sweepstakes for three
year Old colts and tllles $3.50 entrance, Half fer.
feit. Mile heats. TO name ard close 18th March
Second Rdce-S8me Day-proprietor's purse $500
Two mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FfrSt Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts ana niles, ont of mares that never
produced a winner. $3.50 entrance. Half forfeit.
Nile heats. To name nd close 18th March.
Second Race-Same Day.-Proprietor's purse, $3.50.
Mile heats-best three in five.
FIFTH DAY.-Han6icSp race for service of plate.
the value Of S2DD. Entrance s50 to be added 10 the
stake. second horse to save his entrance, r1yided
three more start. Three mile heats.
Nominations for the bove mentioned Colt Stakes
closing 18th March next to be addressed to
NATHL A THOMPSON,
sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND. Hanover county, Va Jan 26. 1872.
Z7-1AwJNiDfti
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NRY Notwithstanding low No

II Main strect JOSEPH STKAUsE.
Cheap Goods. from suction-Bluo, Green ana
Brown Ber82e, for Wells at 20 cents selling OF
other placed al 80 ceuts Ladies' Belts, at cents
Brown Linen, at IA, &c, worth double the money,
suitable Tor Bays and Mems wear; English MeT-
noe al u.s. &C; Scotch Plaids 2215 CTS: Black Silks.
~ cte; few more Linen ard cheap Darseiiles. Boz
sons left. at Is Cts Astonishing cheap Check and
Ca.lbriC Muslin, ~ Gas and upTaTds; plain and hg-
urei De I4aines, l2ls cts ard hshei French Me
RHO ami Co:ored Size, at halt their value excel
lent quality Kid Gloves, 81. cts; black. white and
mixed Hose, 10 cts pair; swiss and Cambria Col
lara the cheapest III the city; Servant and Bed
Blankets % rer csat less tran cost; brown and
kIeachei Cotton, OF eli PRICES, &c. if you wan.
cheap Goods Of any kind, relember No q Main
street f. Il JOSEPH STHhUSE
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JANUARY, 1863 !


With full stock, fail force aud unabated energies,
are making ready for tEe coming season, and with
IA view OF emitting Gown stock. and making some
improvements in their YaTe-r11ms. as also 10 gave
themselves slbOU rom for the spring campaign.
they will from this tim offer everything at large
discount upon regular market rates, until the open
ing of the season.
Never has rare an opportunity been presented
to the great buyidg pubic of laying in their sup
plies for either winter summer, as their e5bo. L
naut Is large, fresh and w9ll assorted.
Fer the fret time in their business history, III
some departments. they VIII commence THEIR OWN
rely from gTran gements made. that every article
selected the ether side OF the Od viii be- IL fabric
and quality unsurpassed and in 81 lo and elegance
eQaai 20 anything brought 20 the country. every
department about their establishment Will be
placed Ia the hands OF Judicious and experienced
hands SO that sbsr customers ehail have every
facility aad advantage which tue experience and
observation of years has given tnem. ia It's
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By Z Is. Cook, Auct.
TRUST SALE Ilk ,,nTET. EUpvJ

d. ed eli trust executed to the undersigned by John
MAJ xhausen, bea ring ate the - Gay of yanuarr.
1859, and OF record ia the Clerks Office of the Lonrt
ut OF IL L. Wigand at the requesi Of said benefeis-
Y, shah expose to sale, on THURSDAY u.st.
now occupied by said Msrxhausen, on The corner
Of sixth and Marshall streets, known as the New
Market Hotel, all the Furniture contained in said
house. consisting Of the usual variety of Hotel
Furniture, composed in part of Bsdsteads and he'd
ding, Carpets, Chandelitrs Mirrors, Chairs Cur
tsins, sofas Wardrobes, &c. Also all the stock Of
Liquors, Wines, and Cigars and all the Bar-room
Fixtures contained in the Bar Of said establi -hInent
Also q large variety of CrocSry, Cooking Utensils
&C And at the same time, the unaxpired term of
the lease of said premises win beso 10 The hieu
bidder, il not pre- viOusy disposed of privately.
TERMs-AIl sums under $50 cash; all sums over $50
and under $780, 60 days: and all sums over SlG0 four
mouths credit tor negotiable paper, satisfactorily
endorsed. EDWARD Y MON Trustee
sale con 1nctei by q B CooE. Anct. fe lS-dsd
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By Chas. I. Workman K Co.

CARGO SALES OF CUBA MOLAsSES
" AND NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLAs-
SEs AT AuCrI0N.-0n = tuesday,, March Ist, st
our warehouse. On tie Dock, commencing at II
o'clock, We will sell the cargo per sckr Spring box
from MatsnZas, consisting Of
Is Is t ln1s Prime Cuba M0LAssEs
20 tierces prime Mu7oovsdo M0LASSEs
Allow i'll be added 10 the above sale. the cargo
per brig Crocus, ffom AItakapas, La consisting Of
2j2 hhds prime and choice SUGARS
4l5 bbIs prime n o M0LASSES
TERMS CT SALE Under $780, cash; over 500, four
months for approved negotiable paper.
CAAS L W0ETHAM co,
T. Apcfs
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BY Z. c. Larus, Auct'r.
A UCTION. FURNITURE 30

A UCTlON. - FURNITURE. &c.-On
- THURSDAY morpin {, the oath, in store, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock will sell large and varied
assortment Of Furniture. portion of the stock Of
Lsrus and Shine. consisting Of Bureaus Diyans
Washstands, Refrigs rators Bedste ads. Centre ia.
bies, Looking Glasses, Oil Cloths Table Covers. Ma
hogany and hooking Chairs, Clocks, Lounges
ADDITIONAL.
second hand Piano, in good order; being an ious
10 close the stock of Larus shne a. sne. div ~
possible, every al cle offered will positively he sold
All sums over 500, 50 days crtdlr under that
amount, cash.
fe q Pei ARJJq spc.
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m AM NOW IN RECEIPT, by
AAAA Adams Express aud steamer, OF an additional
supply Of those beautiful Spring Style Nolesk'n
HATS, end Glasgow, Rdnburg and Glengary
GAPS, Young gentlemen are inytred to see them.
fo22-6 CT JOHN D00LEX.
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REMARKABLE THE

A REMARKABLE Z " e n THE
II rainy weather mas baen great topic of discus
zion tor some time. When 10 il going 10 stop how
dreadful the roads are; when does the III Don change
hiss the comet anything TO do with it aud many
other remarks are made, owing TO ths great q nan
tity Of rain that we have had This reminds US Of a
conversation that took place few days siuce
when We were ia the company OF ladies. they raised
a very serious and interesting question for debate
and that was. where you could purchase the cheap
trimmings W bite Fianneis, Cambria and Swiss
Edges, Hoop SKIRTS. Hair Pins Gloves. Gauntiets
Cambria and sw ISIS Muslins Collars Sleeves, Bands
1grssts and many other articles aud after an able
aiscussioH and haying seriously considered the
auestioa they PIT IL TO the vote. and IL was decided
store Of GULDShIT,
tel 255 BfoBd 81
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
Il A, TX. PARAER 81 co.

Eavejust rec sived their SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
making their assortment Que of the most complete
and attractive they have ever offered, and Mt such
pxl ;es will insure saie5.
Splendid Black and Cord silk Robes a'Les
Rich Baysdore Lee and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Polt de Sole and Tafets
silks
Pi,h Plaid and Fig'd ValeBcias
Eia k pombasines. Alpacas, Chailies and Mouse
ines
Eich I.sce husip and Cambria Setts
Muslin Gam rio, fecuet sud Mourning Collars
Iiasion Capos nnd Bsrthas
CioakA mantles and Shawls In great variety
Cloths Cassimores and Eestiugs
Plantation aud Housekeeping Goods
81 and O. Faied Cioths Sleeps Grey satinctts
Bnokispd PULLED Cloths; Kerseys aud Plsiiz
Plaid Linscys; Flanneis
BED and Negro Biankets
Damssk Table Cloths Napkins; Doyjies
MerBo. Lambs Wo0l, Silk and shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Aiexander's Kid, BucksRin, Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and 9Buntiets
Cotton aad Wool Hosiery of every description
Carpets; Rugs; Druggets. &C. ocD