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The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13

Judge r. II. Taylor went on the
bench Of the District Court at Down
ieville on the 2rd irst, for the term of
six years. Bob Taylor is a genius
and will preside With ability, We pre-
diet.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13

The Enterprise says that the In.
diars about the sink of the Humbolt
are living on cattle drowned in at
tempting to cross the river on the ice,
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13
At home Again!
a. BLOCK & co.
HAVE REMOVED THEIR
CLOTHING STORE
TO THEIR OLD STAND
Corner Pine & Commercial Sts..
NEVADA
A. BLOCK. S. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr.
Notice tO'CreditOrS.

Estate of Augustus spaulding, DeccoscS.
NOTICE Is hereby given by the undersigned Ad-
~ ministrator of the above Eimed estate, to the
CREDITORS of and all persons having claims against
said deceased to exhibifthe with the nccessa-
ry vouchers within ten months from the first pubica.
tlon of this notice. to the undersigned at the oceof
Anderson Caswel, corner of Pine and Commcrcisg
streets yevada. HUGH B. THOMPSON,
Ncseis, ien. s, 1850. Administrator
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13

rINHE IMPENDING CRISIS" How to inert It.
Cse Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. For
sac By z. Y.SPESCf Breed Street.
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New To-Day.
DANCING.
MR.. 3. l.. LAMARQUE

MOULD respectfully announce to the Lslies and
w Gentlemen of Ner ada that in obedience to
many requests he will opcna
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-13
DANCING
On Monday Evening

JANUARY 10th 1860.
At TEMPERANCE, HALL, to be continued on
Monday nd Thursday Evenings thereafter The
list those shng ins truction NAV be found at the
National Exchange HOTEL with Mr. Brannan, the
Book keeper ia1l3tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-03
New YORK nIarket.

NEW YORK, May D p M.4Flour not
materially changed; the dem and is chiefly for
the local and eastern trade and holders. are
generally disposed to insist on full prices !;
sales 1900 bbls ut 5 45t05 so for super
state; 8 50GD5 co for extra do; 5 1905 50
for super western; 60(96 90 for common
TO medium extra do; 6 15@6 % for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio closing
quiet and firm; Rye -four steady; small
sales at 70@14 % for common To choice
super. Whisky market heavy and lower (;
sales 250 bbls at 22. No change in the
wheat market, and prices are still in favor
of buyers; shippers are holding of for u
material decline; sales 400 bush winter
red western Mt l so; 1000 bush white
Michigan at GO. Rye dull; small sales at
81. Barley little more active; return in
favor ofscHers ,, 800 bush COM TO prime ex.
state at 7o@79. Corn quiet and steady at
so for mixed western 82Ga84 for yellow
Jersey and Southern; 94(a585 for white
Southern. Oats plenty, dull, and lower !;
sales ut 42GD43 for western Canadian and
state. The sales ut the coffee auction an
nounced for to-day having been postponed
Rio remained in the same quiet state no.
ticed for some time all other descriptions
likewise are quiet but firm; sales of I30
bags Maracaibo at l38. Molasses without stri-
king change sales oil co hhds Cuba Musco-
vado at SO. Sugar continues firm; sales Of
100 hhds Cuba Muscoyado at GG7i;
lO5 hhds Porto Rico at 74974. Pork duh
and heavy; sales $50 bbls at | Z 72GQI7 10
for new mess l , so for old prime II 20GG
IA % for new prime, including 500 bbls
new mess, buyers option in June, at lS %.
Beef steady and unchanged. Cut meats
steady; sales of $50 packages at 74GG74 for
shoulders 9G195 for hams. Lard quiet and
Arm; sales of $40 packages at 1o4@II}.
Bacon dull and nominally unchanged.
Cheese steady.
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Rockport correspondence.
RocKPoRr. April 81. IsG


MEssRs EDITORS y esterday was IA glo-
rious day for the Opposition of old Spencer
The old war horse, Col. Henry S. Lane, was
here and acquitted himself nobIy. Before
he got through, the enthusiasm was fully
up to fever heat
His competitor, Mr. Hendricks, although
very gentlemaniy in his manner, makes
but II small item when compared to Col. l..
In the rich flow OF elOqnence, the incom-
parably happy hits, the art of holding an
audience in breathless attention, and then
keeping them in roars oflaughter-- he eclipses
anybOdy who has ever been in these " Dig
gins. His eulOgy on HENEY CLAY was
truly sublime, causing the tears to start To
the eye of many old Whig.
The Opposition here will rally around
him to man. If the feeling he produces
elsewhere is the same as that which his
caused here he is our next Governor go
sure as October 1860 rolls around :" Lane
and Victory is the battle-cry. i1''
The man | mentioned in my last as hay-
ing received dangerous wound with a
brick, has since died, much 10 the regret OF
the person who threw the missile.
SPENCER COUNTY.
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Ba5- Large audiences attended the debates
of CoPs Lane and Hendricks, both at Mt.
Vernon and New Harmony. The Opposi-
tion are reported rs being '9all alive down
in POsey, and eager for the coming fray.
Judge Bates is very strong there. With him
or Judge Mclean as the Opposition nomi-
nee foF the Presidency, the Democratic cam
aidate would get no 88S majority, as Bu-
chanan did over both Fremont and Fillmore
in 1860.
Col. Lane was warmly received in that
county, and made many friends. Several
Democrats said that the success Of Col. Lane
over Col. Hendricks was no criterion of the
strength of their parties, for Col. Hendricks
was no match for his competitor. Col
Lane used him ul.
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Esly- We were present at the soire e given

Eels- We were present at the Soiree given
by Mr.. Joseph P. Elliott and Lady, at their
residence, on Tuesday evening. There were
n large number of Indios and gentlemen
present, who expressed themselves highly
gratified with their reception. Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott exerted themselves to the utmost
to have the company enjoy themselves, and
at 10 o'clock invited ali to partake of q
sumptuous repast, which they did with a
relish. After supper several of the young
ladies present RECALLED the company with
some fine singing, after which the company
dispersed in good humor with themselves
and their neighbors
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-03

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Gov. Cumming
has informed the President that Utah is in
a condition bordering on anarchy, and some
action is therefore necessary on the part of
Government to relieve the territory from
present and impending evil He alludes to
bands of desperadoes, whose conduct renders
the tenure of life and property uncertain,
and requires either that judges be sent in
place of those who have deserted U tah, or
authorize the probate courts to exercise the
powers claimed by them and granted by the
legislative assembly, or adopt some measure
of safety. He requested that 500 soldiers
be retained there, as the withdrawal of the
entire army would be injurious and unjust
Gov. Cumming states the population of
Utah to be 52,eOe or $4,000, although
it is more largely estimated by the Nor
mons. =-,.. t.t.'
Senator Davis will next Monday re-
open the debate on his slavery -declaratory
resolutions. 5--tf la s4-sl-
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At half past nine O'Clock P. NJ, the Con-
vention adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. The adoption of the re-
solution declaring that 202 votes he neces-
sary to nominate, makes the nomination of
Douglas doubtful
CMARLKsroS, May ., P. M-The Boston
Brass Band, seated in the gallery, opened the
Convention with half a dozen spirit stirring
airs. concluding with "Yankee Doodle,
after which Mr.. Flournoy, with lungs stem
torian, proposed three cheers for the Uniop
which were heartily responded To-: The
loDr and galleries we're thronged with the
first ladies of the city. ] he Convention
'H &A sG.A "a RAa "a : sE--.eE iF. IS r. - -
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Proceedings of the General Confer

PfOce eedRn&s Oh the OeneTa1 COmEef=
ence of the NJ. h. c hIrch.
BUFFALO, May 2d.-The session was open
ell with the usual religious services, Bishop
James of N. Y IN the chaif s.s. ....a.
Bishop Simpson appeared Nd took his
seat on the platform
Notice was taken of the death d Bishop
Waugh. and the Bishops requested to select
one of.their number to pronounce n eulogy
upon their late colleague.
The order of the day was the reports Of
the outgoing standing committees, but the
rules were suspended for the purpose of con-
stituting the several standing committees.
A committee Of five was appointed by the
chair, to take into consideration the question
of divorce and re- marriage, and report TO
this Conference. ..-
The afternoon session was entirely con-
sumed in constructing the standing commit-
tees. -r-... g..
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Local and Miscellaneous.
BUSINESS LOCALS.

E5-A lot of beautiful spring goods, con-
sisting of cashmere, drap dete, cloth. and
linen snits, together with large assortment
Of nice furnishing goods, have just been re-
ceiged at Lyons's.
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Bzs- LADIES, read the advertisement of
Messrs. DUNCAN & CooKE- They have just
received Il large stock of Fancy Silks, of ALI
grades, at greatly reduced prices. which it
wonld be well for you to examine before
purchasing elsewhere. 2 N = - n -
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Ek2s- The candidates for Governor were
in town yesterday. They start for Prince
ton on the forenoon train, aud speak there
afternoon they speak at Vincennes, and
from there go, home, TO await the result OF
the Conventions.
Their tour Of Southern Indiana has been
pleasant sOEc. fs q.
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EsssTbe communication of "Incog." in
regard to the early closing of stores, viii be-
published so soon as we can spare the room
The highly interesting telegrAphic dispatch
es from Charleston are monopolizing nearly
all our space.
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New YORK, May 2, M.-The Times Wash
ington correspondent says, the withdrawal
of the fire-eating politicians is set down as
Douglas gain, as his friends claim that
the people are in his favor. A dispatch
fiom Alabama says that the popular vote
would be- fer. Mr.. Douglas by large ma
jority. The Texas delegates are said to be
without the slightest Influence at home, and
unable to carry a single vote with them.
Governor I.ctcher of Va is here, and
states that Mr. Douglas viii poll the entire
Democratic vote of his State
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On the 22d ballot when Virginia was
called, Mr. Russell stated he WAS requested to
cast 10 votes one way and vote another.
He declined to cast il, however, unless other
wise ordered by the Convention. His State
Convention had not passed any resolution
on the subject, but voting as unit was re-
garded as a Democratic law of the State.
Mr.. Mor6t Of Va. said himself and col
league thought his constituents ought to be
heard, and he demanded that they should
be heard He could no longer vote for Mr..
Hunter Va
The debate was INDUCED in for some time.
The President decided that they were en-
titled to cast their individual votes
The vote Of Virginia was then cast as
follows: One for Douglas and IA for Han
Ter. Douglas also received l vote from
North Carolina, giving him majority of
the whole electoral college as follows
Douglas I53l Guthrie All Lane l99, Hun
ter %, johnson II, Dickinson l !, and Da-
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TUE st. Georges Society of Toronto, in
Monday, celebrated the occasion in the
Cathedral, and gave to the poor the money
the banquet would have cost. Sensible.
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I9 BALLOT in full.-Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, New York, Rhode Island,
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin and
Iowa voted entire for Douglas, and he. re-
ceived 81 from Connecticut, from New
Jersey, % from Pennsylvania, b from
Maryland, 44 from Missouri, and , from
Minnesota total $50. -,
ID Guthrie received Massachusetts 3, Con
necticut ,, New jersey $ Pennsylvania
Il, Maryland ], Missouri 4 t, Kentucky IL.
Lane received New Jersey !, Pennsylva-
MIA D, North Carolina ! {, Arkansas J, Cal.
ifornia 3, Oregon ?. .-aaL
Hunter received Massachusetts >, Penn
syivauia ;, Delaware 2, Maryland 4, and
Virginia 10.
johnson rcccived~fennessee Il, and Min
nesota /. .4.. ...-.a. ..-.
Dickinson reeeiyed- California L.--....-
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ THE Z. w LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CHARLESTON CONVENTION +!
THE BALL0TING COMMENCED.
Twelve Ballots and no Nomination.
CHARLESTON, May l. P. N

Mr.. Bolden, of Virginia, spoke at length.
He intended to hold on to the Northern De-
mocracy till the last horn blows. He loved
the Union, and was determined to stand by
it to the end. .as b.
The protest on the part of the New
Jersey Delegation, against the action of the
Convention in aanulling instructions to
delegates from that State to vote as a unit,
was presented sfs7a.. s- &
Mr.. BidwelI and Mr.. Austin Smith made
some remarks about the position OF the CAL
ifornia Democracy.
Mr.. BoldAn spoke further in a similar
strain, and said he believed the slave trade
to be the noblest of philanthropists, and tho
most cherishing civilizer in the world. He
had negroes direct from Africa on. his plant
alton.
Mr.. Seward of Ga. contended that the
South demanded no more of the North than
was stipulated in the contract, and the seced-
ing delegates have to decide on that
ground. ..-...---
Mr. Holden of South Carolina saw nothing
to warrant Southern delegates in seced-
ing. The remainder of the delegations de-
manded the right to cast the full State vote
on the question. The President decided
that they were not entitled to do so. An
appeal was taken and the decision was sus-
tanned. ... ..- ...
Georgia then withdrew.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2, P. Mn the sixth
district of this State, John NJ. Broomhill
and Washington Townsend have been chosen
delegates to Chicago. They are not instruct
ed, but Cameron is their first choice.
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PHrLKDEIPHrA, May I, p Nh 10
Wards, Henry, for Mayor, loses 1900. The
Opposition, Peoples Party) are marching
the streets, headed by bands of music, on
their way to serenade Mayor Henry, whose
election the Democracy coneede by 500 ma
aiority.
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City Clerl, 5 0fiior. May ?, 1869


y n z
q Order for Plank Side Walk. Council Chamber,
April 30, 1850. And now it il hereby ordered aud
directed, by the Common Council of tho City of
EVANSVILLE, that the of all LOIS and
parts of Lots fronting adjoining the North
west side of Vine street. between Fifth and SiA h
streets in said City, cause their sidewalks to DO
brsught to tho proper City grade, and that thcy
cause sidewalk, Glass No. 2, 10 be- laid down
thereon, within thirty days from tIe publication
of this order and in default thereof. the Common
Council will proceed t. have said work done, and
the cost and expenses thereof will be assessed to
and collected by sale of said Lots, 90 much Of
said Lots VIII satisfy said "a ,enses and cost.
4. BURKE, Clerk.
City Clerks Offce, May ., 1850
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

- . go -
&" MAILED. 60
By the week payable TO Carriers. lO
l-Weekiy ? ~ ~
see -.
Clubs of 10 fnoTe.--..-----.---..- %
HA The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
their immediate business, in their own lIane;
md all advertisements for the benefit Of other
PERSONS, we'll as legal advertisements and adver-
isements of auction sales, and advertisements with
he name of other persons, sent in by them, must
paid for at the usual rates
Fss No report, resolutions or proceedings of any
orporatiOn, society, association public meeting
nd No communication designed call attention TO
ny matter of limited OF individual interest be
Inserted, uBlesss paid for an advertisement.
S9 Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
isc1ntinued unless orcr to that effect is left at
he Office, and when discontinued in less than a
ear, the price of the whole year will be charged.
HE Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
shed at the expense OF the attorneys orlering aud
of delayable for legal proceedings, but coliectable
usual time.
HR-our terms for Job Work and transient adver-
seuIentS are CASH.
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Beg Our faithful Rockport correspond
ent, Spencer County," reports in IL letter
elsewhere that the enthusiasm of the 0ppo-
sition is high up there, in consequence of
Col Lanes visit
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+ s PITTsBURG, May 2, M.--River stationary
at feet by the pier mark. w Gather cloudy
and mild. . lE I%tv T. = e
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3lst antl 81 Ba.lots-n nearly The Sam
23d Rallot-The same.

At half past one O'Clock the Convention
adjourncd-tiH r. NJ. ~ - iti = ift 20,
CHARI.EsTox,. May 2d--The Southerm
Convention adopted II platform, reported iiy
the majority of platform committee 10 Ma
tional Convention .-,....-s =
a proposition 10 take the name f-Got-
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City Clerks Office, May ,, Is6o-nay3
PUR0n.ssE F0R TEN

~ Spring trade at reduced prices We are now
receiving Hell-selrcted stock Of beautiftf Spring
Goods, which were Purchasrd very low HlsItres
consequently enabled To o-r our cff@t"tiirrS
fresh and fashionable goods, of tho latasi impofia-
tiOIis, much cli-aloT ilIan the same "i+s "otds
could havr. l,esu bought earlier in the season
our stock comprises AT elegant t4~"ri nieht OF
of Eancy and Staple Goods. -
.- .. DUNCAN & COOKE,
toaY3 . No. D M ain street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-03

WASHINGTON, May AT meeting of
the Constitutional Union Committee, last
night, it was resolved that the Wing and
4 mtrican National committees be invited to
.Iaeet with tha. committee at Baltimore sim
nitaneously en-. the 9Th of May.
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TI0yH- "

u Order tor Plank Side Walk. GOnneil Chamber,
APri! 80, 1860. And now il is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council OF the City Of
Evansville that the uf all Lots aud parts of
Lots fronting adjoining the South East side
of Division stroot between fifth and sixth streets
in said City, their side walks 10 s Brought
TO the proper City grade and that they cause side
walk Glass No. ,, 10 be i'tid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication of this UrCer ;
and III default thereof, the Common Council viii
proceed to baye sai work done and the and
expenses thereof viii be asessed and COLLECTED
by sale of said Lots, much of said Lots ~ will
satisfy said expenses and costs. .- ,
i-= p BURKE, Cork
it. lHarE = Nm
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20 n 2. 0R.4 rI@ y. .1.o TEC n !.

u Order for Plank Side Walk. Council Chamber,
April 80, IS.O-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council OF the City Of
Evansville that tho owners of all Lots and parts of
Lots froL ting adjoining the North East side
of Fifth street, between Vine and Division streets,
in said City, cause their ie-wilks be brought
the proper City grade, and that toy Side
Walk, Glass No. =, to be Laid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication of this Orders and
in default thereof, the Common Council will pro-
coed TO have said work done, and the costs nd
penses thereof viii be assessed to and collected by
sale of said Lots, or much of said Lots will
satisfy said Expenses and costs. Z = .t-
p. BURK f., .Cl'k.
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FOUNDRY AT a BARGAIN, + g 4 i /,

81 tors of the Henderson Fcundery, wishing to
iisp9ss Of their entire stock in trade, tools, 6cs
together with buildings and lot IL desired, are pre-
,.r.,f fo offer inducements which cthot fail to sat
isiy purchasers
said boundary is located on the corner OF Main
and F.Ilrtb Streets and alongside the track Of the
Henderson d Nashville Il. X, the southern end
which is running. Large portion Of this
end il graded, and portion is under contract 90 DO
finished, and viii be- IN operation early next t4il.
The operation or titis work, together with the
growing prosperity of the city aud country, must
insure to this establishment, Etrge and growing
iacFt.;t-e of business.
Note uf the mrnlbers of our hrn being practical
nIec MICS, md each having other lf'sirzz requif
ing hls attention, y the sole motive Ntsch induces
Us 10 5cli.
For i,rthel p7ctr',lars, apply by letter or oher-
" ~ PRIEST, HAILEI 3 CO
may In
LCineiiinati Gaseas copy two weeks and send
bill TO this ofice.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice for Proposals for Ma-
rine Hospital.
DISTRICT OF EVANSVILLE, IND, 4
Evansville, BIay /, 1860.


!ESOTACE IS HE REf8E' GAEJSOS'
- = that sealed proposals, accompanied by proper
guarantees according to forms to be furnished on
application at this Office, viii be reeBiscd thereat,
until IL O'Clock meridian, on the first Tuesday in
June next, for tho supply OF the Marine Hospital
tins City, with the ARTICLES of provisions, med
icjnes, &c- enumerated in said forms. The quanti-
ties stated estimated with reference TO the
usual number of patients in the hospital: and the
7 United States reserves the right to take more or
less of said articles accordingly they may be
tually required If the articles delivered at the
hospital not in the Judgment of the physicians
will beat liberty reject the ana to purchase
other articles in their stead, aud to chre tlie
tractor with any excess in cost over the contract
prices. .s- s.r ia tl IA -.sz 81 -- q 81
The United States reserve the right 10 accept the
proposals for the whole any portion OI the arti
ticles specified. CHAS. DENNY, Sur Or.f
n&y3- -4W-Iak
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EVANSVILLE, ND, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1860.

stitutional Democracy, was, after long de-
bate, voted down; the delegates claiming
to be the National Convention
The Pacific railroad resolution was adopt
ed, but not without considerable opposition.
The Convention then adjourned to meet
at 3 o'clock fO-niohr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Is FIRST STREET.
EH.aS HIS C.IP.R CKOUS n ST.G r.
n Il Gshment filled with NEW GOODS received
within the last four weeks by sea, from ENGLAND
aud GERMANY, and by railroad from New Eng
Land MANUFACTURERS. They have been pur-
chased, many of them, for CASH, and to AIER-
CHANTS, GR0CERS and TRADERS who wish TO
pay Cash. prompt time buyers, he can give his as
stroHee that they purchase their spring stock
of him at the BOTTOM Oh ANY EASTERN MAR
KET simply adding freight) Many goods are
much REDUCED IN PRICE, and MERCHANTS
will Do THEMSELVES GOOD to call on him be-
fore they buy, and learn what the BOTTOM OF
THE MARKET Is.
In his ample supply may be found the following
STANDARD GOODS