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TUESDAY, May }, 1859, and the foliowln.
day at u O'clock NJ will be sold public auction
the highest bid eIs in IL ro.unda of the ST. Louis ST.
Louis street between obares and Royal by virtue
an order from the Honorable the Second District Court of New
Orleans dated oh January 1850 aud according sketches
drawn by j. A. Hemecou deputy City Surveyor, deposited
this office for examination the property descrb
belonging to said estate
TWt PORTIONS OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Jackson Magnolia 10 ephe aud Clara Streets forming about
onehaf of said square.
The PORTION OF GROUND in the square bounded by 10
sephine, Magnolia, St. Andrews aud Clara stree's.
PORTION OF GROUND in the square bounded by Jo-
sep inc, { lara, ST. Andrew and Willow Streets
LOT OF GROUND in the bounded By ST. Mary
Laurel Felicity and Ma Streets said lot fronting aga
street together with twos3ry frame carpenter shop
thereon.
A3- TERMS AND CONDITIONS One.fourth cash, and
the balance credit of two and three years for
the at their order and payable at the Louisiana
State Bank. and secured by speciel mortgage The
soil with vendors viege sad notes. i MT paid atr
Will then bear per Cent interest until final
This last CONDITION will be understood as to delay in
any way the payment of said notes.
The purchasers will themselves put in possession
at their expense.
AG,s of sale before Magner Got schak, Esq Noa'ie
Public. AIS
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TALL WALK1NG.-James Adams, the great pedes-
tran, walked four miles in 81 minutes and As Sec
onds, in New York on the 2lst, on bet Of $500 To-
perform the distance in 30 minutes ae
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FISHING TACKLE, IN ALL IT'S vARIeTY-

Just received by the an ersgned most giant
peie Rs,OI'm nj, above.
E.Partcnar tteuSn is called to Patent Sh
HouNs, made for expressly.
GEO. VI GReG0R 4 CO.,
a20 lua nee Camp and Canal streets.
I ONDON BROWN SrOUE-51 casss Bainbridye's
~ pints i'll store and for sale by
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THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION Of buyers is called
to the large sale of 50 shoe mating to
take place this day at 10 O'Clock the
& Co., No. % Old I.evee street. Terms sale.s
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STATE PoL1rrcs-We learn, says the Baton Rouge
Advocate of the 25th, that the Democratic meetiug
held in Avoyelles parish last Saturday, to appoint
delegates to the State Convention passed resolutions
nstrncng their delegates to cast the vote OF that
parish for the Hon. W. F. Griffin, for Governor and
for Col r. A. Hunter, for Auditor. .s. -
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A DETERMINED suIcIDE.-A few days ago : young
man named Isaac a. Van Cleef, threw himself on tho
track OF the Hudson River Railroad, near New York,
but was pulled of by policeman. The next day he
accomplished his object BY swallowing morphine.
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NUMBER Al.
Tesesrapbsd to the Hsv srIeass sresse.e

THREATENING ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA.
100000 AUSTRIAN TROOPS IN ITALY.
TREMENDOUS PREPARATIONS OF FRANCE.
GERMANY PREPARING FOR WAR.
PEACE rs CONSIDERED HOPELESS.
"A NEW FHUSaxAN LOAN
LATER FROM INDIA AND CHINA,
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COJEJzFe8cyaxr rorx--x
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The LAST OpPoRTuN1TY.--We understand that Nr.
Jndsons grand distribution Of presents viii close this
week, and those who have not yet visited his stsss
should so at once and makes purchase, il they would
secure one Of his elegant gifts.
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MILE CoRDIER's BeNEFTT--None who ars intef.
ested in operates, and are desirous that high
sonal merit should receive the hearty
Of the liberal recognition which II is due, viii forget
that tonight is set apart for the first benefit ok one u
the most brilliant and gifted songatreases eva ~
tacbed to the opera in New Orleans, M'Ile Angels
Cordier, the young prma donna Of comic opera 1ke
bill selected promises an entert6inment Of u no
delightful character comprising the three act opera
:" LIE Pre- aux Clercs "a novelty on the Orleans
boards-and the third act Of the Barber of Geyils
in which the beneficiary will introduce the fayorita
piece of music from the opera Ia Refine Topaze
known as "The Carnival Of Venice a doubt Of ths
house being filled tonight has not suggested itself "a
our mind Z
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By N. vIGNIE.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN MoDONOGH. CITY or
New Orleans Third unrsseryea and extensive Sale on
1onc Credit III very valuable Tracts H1unes and Lots
o rsund situated Thd Distric In suburbs Margny
Frankiin and Washington. and on the 0sntly Road for
EntsA vii EndOrs<fs.t i II :
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CITY OF BALrIM0RE's SHARE OF ESTATE OF THE
late John McDonogh.-Sae for Of former pur-
chaser =.
BY NJ VIGNIE,


Office, 8 Banks Arcade.
MONDAY, May 2, 1859. at ~ o'clock, M.
auction for account of former purchaser the following de-
Wing Loi $ OF GROUND in the square bounded by An
9ne Jackson Bernadotte and Palmyra Streets designated by
Lot. No. 81 feet IL inches lines front on
jackson sire the same width the ne. III feet 10
III feet 10 inches and lines the division line of O.
10 No g. and measure each 81 feet Il inches and
feet 10 inches and lines between eqna and parallel lines
Lot No 81 feet II inches and lines front on
line dividing from Lot los feet inches and lines on
The other line dividing from Lot No. s. 6 feet 10 inches
me rear line pa ae to jackson street. and % feet inches
Lot No 81 inches and lines front on
jackson street LOS feet. inches and lines depth line dv
ding from Lot No. IS feet inches depth line
dividing it from Lot No. o. and 81 feet inches the diagonal
Lot No is of triangular FORM measures 40 feet II
inches lines Jackson 10 feet inches lines
line and 50 feet and uches the line dvid from
Ha- TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs-oneif.h cash, and the
lance credit of three years
OF the made payable at the Citizens Bank of
all Of the vendors privileges and the clause of aenano
said notes to bear six cent interest from date
cue In case OF non-paymsnt after maturity said notes
VIII than bear eight per cent interest until fully
paid This last condition will be understood delay
in any way the payment Of said noes
he purchasers will themselves to be
at dher own expense and M have te comply wh the terms
of sale and in Of any delay NEGLECT part the
property purchased by them will be sold for their
risk without any further 3tce.
Acts Of sale before H. Cenas ESQ., notary public No l6
Common street at the EXPENSE of the purchasers a22
ESTATE OF THE LATE BENJAMIN PoYDRAs DE
LALANbE.
two story frame carpenter shop parts squares the
Fourth Dis'rc. Sale on very long credit f,r with
out endorsers, and withd ut Int r.st.
BY N, VIGNIE
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DEMOCRATIC NoNISATI0N.-The Democratic Con-
sention held in Mobile on Monday last nominated
Hon. james Stallworth for Representative III Con
gross, s' Hi{- 45iee gs7ss4a
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CREDIT SALE.-We call the attention of the trade
to the sale of three hundred lots of cohng
liquid on to tase place this day az 10 O'clock A. NJ at j. L.
Bach Co.'s store No q chartres through Bache Leau-
mont, auctioneers. Terms sale.
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MAIL CARRIER MURDERED. number Of colorsd
persons were arrested recently in Canada suspicion
of having murdered the mail carrier, whose route IN
between Paris and Brantford. The body Of the man
was found April l4th, near Brantford. and in house
in that town, occupied by colored people, were found
mutiated bank bills and other suspicious indications
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BY N. VIGNIE.

ESTATE Of THE LATE JOHN McDoNoGH-UNRE-
sss % S ne & 81 .s Proper
ny % s Il # 81 na
moressais to effect partition. -'N'N'
By ". TIGNIE,
City Anc.ionesr
ofhce-corner Cont street and Exchange Alley.
a.; s 3 and s.ss
highest bidders, in the Rotunda Of the Louis TX
Of the
Council Of the city G f. Nsw os4I II Vs. the following described
from the estate Of the late John McDonogh-
Dauphin street, Second District.
bounded By psupha Ann and baans 1ss
measuring Is feet Dauphin street BY depth Of %
kche rivies ETC. Leased up to st November 1859
Suburb IRENE.
yERY r & gAsE as or
81. Ann Dmp1s and white streets. - o'''AN''
Third District.
THE UNDIVIDED oNE-THIRD OF Ia SQUARES OF
asslss No ss
each IS feet inches front ss feet l9 inches depth and
ss %
streets. ','''ee = ''N' ',N -'-'''p'
above No. IS bounded BY Solid lie esep Josephine
rge Streets No 30 bounded BY Josephine Poegne &C.
lie seps. Genie and France streets. - - '''
logne Virtue and France and tersect Force and
Streets contain each 2 lots measuring the same
the above.
Squares Nos 80 and 20 fractional and bounded
By roegns and yra a an BY Les
on exhibition at the office of the auctioneer
All the right title and interest of the cities of New Orean
and an r fillmore in FORTY SQUARES OF GROUND, stna'sd
Journo and deposited the office f A. Mszurean pnb
lie dated IN September 1889 a. Nos 49, g. 81 6 60
49, 81 9 96 81 93 &c. 1OO l01 1O2 l03 lO4 los 106
lg lGs 9 ln ILL., ll2 l3 H. lis, 1l6 ILL., ll8 49, 2O
III and l2 This property lies n the Of the United States
Barracks
TERMS fifth cash and the balance on
credit OF three and four years.
chasers made payable at the C zen Bank Louisiana
cured by special mortgage the property sold with vendors
privilege and the cause Of Said notes to bear
OF after maturity said will per
cent interest per until fully paid This tion
will not be understood delay the payment
said notes.
The purchasers will themselves to be put possession
at their and will have comply with the
and conditions above described within fifteen days day
OF sale and of any delay neglect part the
property purchased by them will be esod for their
risk without any further notice.
Acts of sale before H. Bouny Esq city notary E.
net, ESD, notary for the city of Bal more a26
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Celeste David and ais, vs. Mrs Victore Roman ais
Sale very long credit to Effect partition among CO.
heirs and coproprieors. Seven very Valuable Lots
Grsund, being formerly of the Ann nciatio Market
and fronting both New evee aud Market streets, Two
uiltg LOIS on Pacanirr Chippewa street. Square of
Ground and buildings in MeDonoghville. Slaves.
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BY N. VIGNIE,

made payable at the Ctnens Bank ouisians
pSsxa % % n. @ 70 s
per cent interest Per annum from date until maturity in case
a1K p I'll hsn s ss
will be under food to delay in the Of
The purchasers will themselves put possession
asny vii be- sss i. ni
risk xs9a a ss gsIr sns aSss ro o ~
al street, at the expense of the purchssers. as
ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN MoDoNoGH. Ezten.ive
ss ss,usSe sa1 sGrs s the S Faith
% Haa % hS e eS "a Nw a
Fourth District and be divided into Lots.
BY ". VIGNIE,
Office No 8 Banks Arcade.
s y ss E ss !. auess ss 4 IL CIV n
a If s nmmo in nc % s sssuo H and o
following dtsroed property accrued to the cities Of New Or
ess r.
n the Fourth District Of New oeas divided into seventeen
X iosis FiIf Ply A',s,?sy saa.rss Ns NJ
y for reeaee and e pe to sale an e @ Of the
Ausoassi and VII be exhibited the City Hotel
this s
Place and Cont street and Banks Arcade. No. s.
Squares fronting on st. Georges Avenue
and Jacobs street, and between Philip
and Harmony streets. intersected by
First, Second, Third, Fourth, Washing
ton Avenue, Sixth and seventh streets.
Sc. fee, inches lines front Philip street feet inches
nae snches at he inter
square S osssd rhe jacobs and First
streets and divided INTO I os q ample front and depth
sos an ss
n Ss
Square No i bounded BY s. Gsese avenue Third Ja
eoss and Fourth Streets is divided into % os similar front
Ss bonded by St Fourth
a5eot s. ret front each by about iss i aspth. '''
Es s s1s 3 55 @sssn
Ing each 3 front by q fee. depth with the exception
Of KEY % s. u sss Sixth jacobs
and Seventh streets and into % lots measuring about
Square No is triangular, and is divided into lots per
plan bounded by Seventh Jacobs Harmony and ST. Georges
Square 70 Triangular and is b,audsd the sde
80 sen as the Gsr & By Harmony I street o. which Il has front
of 40 fest G inches and lines.
Squares fronting Jacobs and Soils streets
and intersected by the streets named In the
first description.
Square No. u is Triangular bounded by Jacobs Seventh,
Square No II bounded by Jacobs Sixth Soils and Seventh
BY l25 feet in depth o~-. -s,'' IVY
Soils and Sixth reefs divided into 30 lots haveg EACH about
81 feet front by 2 fee, depth With the exception Of key
asp6 Ss which 81 feet BY ' feat 10 inches and lines in
qnare No. A. bounded by Jacobs Fourth Soils
about 81 feet front by i29 feet in depth; -,
streets into IS lots of about the same measureme mt
square No 6 sounded by Jacob scond Soils and ri
streets divided into lots of about the same as
square No IL bounded by jacobs First Sells and Second
s,e M q u seS h as o IfseSgs sG r,
i G @ 4 M @ Fon SsypE tss sss m s Of So 81
so seob. and Soils street s feet inches Ines and
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ST Louis.
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNoGH -UNRE-
served SALE on very long credit Of an Improved Proper
many Squares of Ground 10 the Of Third District
belonging jointly the cities Of New Orleans and Ba
ynore-Sals % effect a partition,
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Squares fronting on Miro and Tonti streets
and bounded on the lower by Melpomene
street and intersected as the preceding.

Squire No "a of ar gular form bounded by elpo
meme Toa'i First and Niro and il divided
various dimensions from 26 feet II inches lines
inches lines by depths of from 63 feet inches l5
| feet inches.
Square IS bounded by Miro First Ton and Second
Streets divided into IS lots measuring each about 80 feet
front by depth of l26 feet inches
Square No. 86 is bounded by Miro Second and Third
streets divided into is lots measuring about 30 feet by
| about l3l fee; inches in
Square No 81 Is bounded by Miro, Third Ton
streets divided into Is lots measuring 80 front by
| III feet in depth.
Square No. Ss bounded by Miro Fourth
Washington divided into IS lots the same
dimensions as those in the preceding square.
Square No. SO triangular bounded by Miro
and fonti streets Washington and Upper Line
divided into lots various dimensions from 80 feet to
feet inches lines by depths 100 feet inches 5
| lines, to l43 feet 5 inches I lines.
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President to employ such force as he thought
proper.
Mr.. Letcher, of Virginia, read from his own
speech on former occasion, To show that ne
| then thought the joint resolution practically
transferred the war-making power 10 the Presi-
dent. Twenty-seven of the Opposition voted
for that resolution, out of one hundred and fi
teen, and eighteen Democrats against it.
Mr.. Garnet. of Virginia. recoleeted that he
was ono of those who voted against it, not being
willing to confer the war-making power on the
President. But he was willing to carry out the
contracts, whilst he was against increasing the
navy.
Mr.. Howard, of Michigan, said the resolution
did not come within IA thousand miles of au-
thorizing the Secretary to charter vessels
Mr.. Loyejoy, Of Illinois, proposed to suspend
all proceedings, and recall the vessels. He
voted for the resolution, and his excuse was,
over confidence in the Democratic party.
ReIected-yeas 30, nays not counted.
Mr.. Ritchic, Of Pennsylvania. as his name
had been mentioned, said he thought there was
cause for the passage OF the resolution then,
and he thought so now. The Committee ON
Foreign Affairs reported it unanimously When
1t was passed, the responsibility of carving it
into effect devOlved on the President.
Mr.. Branch, Of North Carolina, was fo1 re
calling the fleet when Paraguay was sufficiently
chastised. There was no more a war than
when we send out force to chastse Indian
tribes.
Mr.. Burlingame, of Massachusetts, thought
his vote for that resolution was right. He hoped
that whenever American citizens were injured
this country would be always ready to vindicatc
It's honor. But he did not. by that vote. com
init himself to this singuarly infelicitous Ad-
minstration, nor to the illegal contracts which
have been made.
After further debate the Senate's Paraguay
amendment, as amended by Mr.. Bocock. was
agreed TO by three majority. 1t was afterward
concurred in by the House, by 50 against II.
All the other Amendments were then adopted
The report of the Committee oh the consular
and diplomatic appropriation bill was then
agreed to- Adjourned.
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was raving in the furious delirium of !, brain

In regard to the incidents given in the lat
ter part of this chapter, the reader is referred
to the authors note at the end of chapter Y.
The Annals Of San Francisco " NAV bot con
tain any mention Of these matters, but the au-
thors authority, in this as in other circum-
stances of a like kind, Jasper's Jouraal." is
considered by him sufficiently authentic
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The Carrolton S. Co. Courier, in suggesting
the names of Iverson and Yancey for President
and Vice President, says it wishes to raise the
naked issue-North against South;
"We wish to see such contest; we are
heartily tired of compromises, and compromise
candidates. Give us pitched battle in 1860,
upon clear, well defined-issue; and if we are
beaten then, we will know that our enemies have
resolved to become our masters"
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he will not come back here again" NUT
tered Senior Pedro, in Spanish, as he rose, and
crept out, quietly, and with noiseless step,
after Jasper. UI
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6y my example. Good night, sir. Good night,
redro III call again soon. Good night, caris-
sima Bella Donna, an recOir; and he bowed
mocklngly as he went out, singing, in his gay
est tones, catch from Beraneer
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MACKENZIE & mINCHTN

Hare re'lttd The House. 40 II, College Street, fec
doors below the Sei0Gnss House.
Their stock Of Hardware complete and contains at least
as great variety caube found any in the itv
They will endevor to keep all times articles In their
line an 70 sell at the lowest prices AZ their establishment may
be found for
BUILDERSs--Bvery description Locks from the best
quality 10 the cheapest Bolts, Hinges, Screws
Nails Of all sizes
CARPENTEEsS---Panes, Saws, Chisels. Cages Ham
mers, and every description Of Tool
HLACASlHAIAASs-sNises AnVisSSiedge HaueTs Steel
&C., &c.
PAINTERS---Brushese Of every size and quality,
Tools, Busters, Cames Hair Pencils, &c &c
STABLE KEEPERS-.-The finest EnoIsb ana > -anct
Horse Brushes, American Brushes, Curry Combs,
Dung Forks, &C. &c
EAKMEkS---spades, shoyels, Scythes, Picks, &C.
GAKDNERS-s-IlOes,R akes Pruning Implements, Lines
&C, &c. -
SPORTSM EN- +=-Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns
Powder flasks, Game Bags Percussion Cans, &c .
Pocket Pistols, Colts ReEOyers Allan s and ali
- = the new improvements in Fire Arms.
HOUSE kEEPEHSsssPIatyd Forks. Table and Tea
spoons, Ivory Handled Cutlery of every pattern .
Knives and Forks Of all kinds
CANDLESTICk S---Brittania, Psnished Tin Japanrcd,
of all kinds.
HASk ETS.ssof every shape and size.
WAAEEkS AND TEA TRAFS-s-fror lOc. each M
to the finest quality.
WOODEN WARE---Buekets, Rolling Pins. Trays
FEATHER DUSTERS---Dustng Brushes, BroOms,
Popes Heads and Eyes, Mops and Carpet
ORNAMENTAL GOODS-.-PIate Warmers Coal Vas
IS, Toilet Sets &c &c, &c.
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
cct2S IA College street.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

lsz1Eazza-.-Ezzss -
VIE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities viii
- western Northwestern and Southwestern States, hy
Anqogs Railway direct This rad also Pittburg
WIN aay lines OF Steamers all ports the Western Rivers,
nd At cleveland and sandusy vita steamers to al ports Ne
Norusesien Lakes making the rsct, cheapest and Ti
ro9s By which FREIGIr eanhe forwarded TO andfrn he
RATEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PTTTsBURa
kiksr CLAss.-Bootss Shoes, Dry Goods Gin - = ,os.
boxes,) kuTs, Feathers, Ee., ( 80 per Ao0b
SECOND CLAss.-B0Oks and Stationary, Dry Z 81 - ,o,s
Goods I'm hales,) Hardware Leather, Ec., ~ Pel -
THIRD CLAss.-Anyils. Baggng. Bacon and ! N, - 49,.
Pork On bulk) Hemp, sc, 30 PEI w D
EouRTH Clsss.-Cofee, Fsh, Bacon. ard Pork % - -.
(packetl,) Lard and Lard Oil, ~ pr A'0b
Elour-l5cts per hbl. until further notice.
Grain-25cts- per 100 lbs, until further notice.
COtOn-s2 psr bale excnE $500 H. weight until nr
ther notice.
IL In shipping Goods from any point East Phiadepba
particular TO marx package '.Df. PHILADELPHIA Esilroi
III Goods consigned the Agents o this Railroad Phada
Phf9 or Pirsburg viii BE forwarded without detention
tREeHr AGESrsEarris- hcrneY & Co.. Memphis Tenn
K = sa 81 Co., St Louis J. s. Mche & Son, Evansville
Indlaz; Ddmesuils Bell ard Muroek Carter JeEstt
Louisville, KY 4. c. MeldTuu Madison, Indiana Spagmsa
Brown and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati, n ". Graham & Co,
Evansville, Ohio Leach 4 Co.. No 81 Khy street, Boston,
eeh Co Asor House, New York; No. ], William street.
and No. Battery Place, New FORK; T. J. Sneesr, Phi
Aagrew ho9Is BALTIMORE Geo. G. Rrcus, Pittsharg.
H. H. HOUSTON, GeHeF1{ FfetQit Agsaf, PAPA.
H.g : LON BAsHlT, SEp'f,, Altoona, PsaE.
april. i55-n
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VETE receipt Of complete
w American and Foreign, staple and fancy
Dry Goods, Varieties, sc.
Our assortment Ladies' Dress Goods Cloas Mantles shawIs.
EmhEoeries, White Goods Robes. Blankets Cloths Cssseres
Tweeds, sanets, Hosiery and all kinds o WOODEN Fabrics
viii compete WITH il not suass, any that before
hihiei in the Southwest.
Superior Inducements will be offered to cash prompt
buyers.
call respectfully secad from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We will pay the market price for all kinds Of barter
EURIEAN & co,
aug27 No Public Square, the Suspension Bridge
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<00 boxes assorted,
NEW HARpwARE HOUsE.

THHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated themselves together
Il Tor the purpose Of doing business in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS.
me DnSess WI" he conducted under the style Of MACKENZIE
MiSCHN ALEX. MACKENZIE
hashVuleI october ], 1853. W. II. MINCHIN