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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

THE GAGcING on THE UrITED STATES STEAMSHIP
BRooKLrs.- Mary Ann Desmond, young lady pos
sessirg pair of bright blue eyes, Light way har,
and handsome features, appeared in the Supreme
Court Chambers before Justice Sutherland, on Saur-
day to await the action of the Judge on the writ o.
habeas corpus sued on, by Der to release Peter Brady
her betrotbed from the imprisonment he was suffering
on board the United States sloop-ofwar Brook
Ign. Capt. Farrsgut of the Brooklyn, and Wiaisn
H. Anthem, esq appeared to respond to the writ. Mr.
Spencer eel for the fair petitioner, Withdrew the
allegations that Brady had been gagged, and By ge.-
ersl consent he discharged from i~prisonmes..
and also from the service. Brady was resent. He
had suen look, and bis general appearance was un-
tidy. Miss Esmond wss apparently nuch pleased 1t
the succ ssu termination of her endesvo to free her
lover from the real imaginary dangers to which hs
had been subjected.
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MORE OPTICAL CoRRUPrIoN-w hear that another
subordinate OF the Street Department is accused Of
more fragrant corruption than was charged eoon az
Roadmsster Nepbit. Jacob r. Slaight, who has been
employed by the Inspector of Sidewalks in putting
up street signs and numbering Streets for two years
pact has filed an sfhdavt in which he swears tbs he
bas been in tho habit of paying that official "div-
dend" upon bis bills. The afhdavi. ID rich in detau,
and we presume the Street Com nissoner, "a in the
case of Nesbi; will submit the matter 10 the examine
ton of the Grad Jury in which case 1t ia TO be hoped
that the material witnesses will be called La the case
Of Nesbit, the clerk of the Lime Company, aud the
Captain Of the Ann Maria the two most material viii
nesse in the casethose who could prove all that the
Street Commissioner charged upon the defunct Road
master-did not appear before the Grand IaIuestt
Much pains and some considerable expense to the
county was incurred in bringing them from Pough-
keepse but they happened to arrive about two hsars
after the case had been disposed off, aud the Jury dis
charged
We fancy that this street-sign and number sffsir
will prove q rich placer Of corporation scandal IL
what hear is rue the Inspector of Sidewalks s in
fair way for journey up the river, in company with
our friend Billy Durham. Wa believe that Jake
Slaght has sworn to the truth, and wait patiently
for the action Of the Street Commissioner and the
Grand Jury. 1t would seem that whenever Slaght
had money due him for corporation work, he was
do9 ged about by the official accused until be got his bill
discounted az d divided the proceeds. II Mr.. Ward
desired to go to Long Branch, Saratoga, Newport or
Rockawsy, in the Summer months, he would call upon
poor Jake SlaiQht for money to pay his expenses
His demands, however, became inexorshle-Jaks
couldn't stand it-and an expose IL the result.
We are informed that the affidavit OF Mr. Slaight
was laid before the Street Commissioner on the Sth
inst who nme iiaely cent a o2y Of il TO Mr. Alex
ANGER Ward the official complajned Of with directions
for him TO make, in writing, such explanations OF the
matter as he might have 70 offer. Having received
no response Mr.. Smith yesterday deemed t his dasy
to suspend Mr.. Ward from duty, as officer of tho
department. lie is now willing TO give Ward hear
ing before taking final action bat think the public
can rest assured that Capt Smith will perform his
duty without regard to HON it may affect. In which
case Alexander Ward will take his position in Disgrace
alongside OF Terry Nesbit, the deiune. Roadnaster.
lSundAy Atlas
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ALDERMAN BARRY UsDER ARREsT.-On Satur'
day at the instance of the District Attorney, bench
warrant was Issued for the re-arrest of Alderman Barry
on the ground that the order Of Judge Russell dis
charging him and quasbiDg all the proceedings III the
case was Illegal and void The warrant was given
into the hands of Captain Downing Of the Sixth Pre-
eipt police. who took the Alderman into custody.
Sheriff Kelly was requested to call at the District At
toIney Office and there confronted with the AL
dermsn and the original order upon the Sheriff to exc
cnie sentence upon TIE prisoner The District Attorney
said there the prisoner and there the ORDER and re-
qured the Sheriff 10 take the Alderman to the Peniten-
tiary The Sheriff replied that be could not do it, The
Dsirict-Attorney will now sue for maDdamus from
the Supreme Cour to compel the Sheriff execute the
order. This will be argued shortly, aud viii decide
the validity of Judge Rsses interference in the case
The scs of Ba1ys case are these: On the 4th Of Dc
tober 1858 he came before tho Court of Sessions Re-
corder Barnard presidng in pereon pleaded guilty
10 an assault and battery on Peter Wolfe, the indct-
ment being an asault and battery with intent to kill,
CON mitted on the 10th of May previous. He pleaded
guilty Of ssault and battery only by the consent OF the
District Attorney Sweeney and by leave ofthe Court
Immediately under the frst indictment was another
for robbery in the second degree the complainant and
held 10 appear for sentence the Odd Of October and
sentenced by the Recorder TO be imprisoned III
the Penientiary for four months. Next Term, Judge
Russell presiding the counsel Of Mr.. Barry, A. Oakley
Hall, moved for new trial, on the ground OF the
irTegu arity in taking plea upon void indictment, as
the second dctment should there be two indictments,
as in this case was the to be taken up by the Court
first making the first VOID and also upon the m'rts
OF the case Both sides argued, and on the 10Th
of November Judge Russell gave MS decision. lie re-
voked and annulled the sentence Of the Court, and
issued an order for Mr.. Barrys discharge, he being
then in the City Prison in the charge of the Sheriff.
District Attorney Blunt, who was now IN Office, APP
peaed from the decson of the General Sessions to the
Supre me Court General Term by wit of error That
was argued week two ago before Justices Suher-
lasd, Bonney, and Leonard They dismissed the writ,
on the ground that the order Of Juoge Russell not
renewable by a writ Of error. The Court said no
doubt Judge Russes order illegal, but they could
not reach it. Whereupon the whole case was consd-
cred settled Aid. Barry ia in the custody Of Capt.
DOwEpg q parole Of honor.
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advertisement
GOuRAUD'S pOUDRF SIJRTUF

proofs nsiI nom low fOrehead. upper lips, y part Of IA
DodJ warranted 81 per bottle. 81 Wskersl Mrs. HkyA
broehynI bAsss, Boston, CALLKspEx Phisdspht<
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Outstanding Of delicate ceupl'renfs estwses VIZ
liam apS Mrs 0Feeley led co some feeling renarks ca
both sidee Finding that he WAS not likely to recover
bis silver vipdfall by mosl suasi"n, William called fer
TIE Police. Officers Robbins and McCue OF tie Ska
Precinct responded TO the CALL aud after much 'as~
succeeded in recovering the goods from Mrs Ofeeiey.
The oftcsrstben concluded toat William was not tho
rght'ul heir to the property, aud ia reply TO lev
leading questions tba, point William candidly sisted
tbs marrer in which he by it. TIE ofsisl gen
uemtn then not oply took the urn and knives bet
went to the bank aud secured the remaindes Of WI
Hams preeions depotit. William was himself t.kes
TO the Station House where he was held on suspicies
of having been concerned in the robbery committed By
his liberal friend, John Dunswortb. When William
wss informed hai the articles which had caused him 20
much trouble were but plated ware, be was exceed
inely ipgdgran at the contemplate trick played upon
him by his friend Dunsworth. hislatter individual
6ay or 20 after making William tho recipient Of bis
stolen Qoods was tried for the robbery, and ssnt 10
Bsckwens Island for Elk months, his plea OF pess&
larceny having been accepted Whether William VIII
soon Join him in that rural rssreat remains TO be Seo
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sHERfFF.S SALE.

DY virtue Of a decree 70 me directed from
- the office OF the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas: OF Dnbois county, Indiana,
at the January term. 1860. will offer Tor
sale at public auction. 10 The highest bidder,
Tor cash IN hand, al the door Of the Court
House, in Jasper, on
MONDAY, june IL 1850,
between the hours prescribed by law. the
rents and profits for seven years OF the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated 10 Dn-
bois county, to-wit:
The 5. ". one quarter 4 the North E,.,
one quarter Of section !, Town 1. South
range A west; and also the Norh East one.
quarter OF the South. West one quarter 81
section Q Town /, South range west, con-
tanning 80 acres more or less.
And on failure 10 realize the full amount
of principal. interest and cost called fer By
said writ, will at the same time and place,
and 10 like manner. sell the fee simple Of
said real estate.
Decreed 20 be sold As the property or w
Ewing and MaIinda Ewing his wife, at the
suit Of B. B. Edmonston. guardian minor
heirs OF Shiloh PoIs;on. decd.
JACOB HERMAN, s. d. C.
Nav 16 1SGO -1u
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Z S hereby given that The undersigned will
4 apply Cor license at the June term. 1860,
% the Dubois County Con mi-sioners. unter
the provisions OF 40 net entitled IAN act
10 regulate and license The sale Of sp,r,tuous
vinons, mali ami other Intoxicating liquors "
The place ~ sale viii be upon he premisrs
occupied ~ him, The precise location %
which j. ~ follows: On the corner Of North
VI ain aud Lawrence streets, 10 the building
known b. The Union H.u-e, in the town Of
Jasper, Bslnbridge township, Dubois coun-
u. Ind
The citizens OF said township will take
iua notice thereof.
may q 1860 JOSEPH EGG.
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Ths work kiny The Csnsu. common
c. ~ ~ frs, of June lii desirable ~,
H, Re ,akenwi,h cres, accuracy. and 10 en-
abie he Ass.tan nj Marshals. who viii be
sass1 \" ~ Fs''O'" IN =. :" wy -
"ass 'ae'1 W.T. o'ae 49, - ~" 80
se7'eu 'ha' 'as puo'sa''o" = aos q'e'''0"r
necessary - III he'a' = ''"'s' = a"'"e'
"o,'a oe q great 'enen'' "e 'ne'e'''e
PUBLISH Inc following - ~ 'na' purpose
20 me y" P'aoe I = ns'e's''y - VIZ
uoA 7 'as name - ''s'S Ps'so" ~'o's -.
~ pace y a00ue' OH'"s 49, y 'une' VIZ -
rs ''@''y'
Inc age q each' sex ana coiof whe'nef
~a'e o'asA' - 'iu'a''o
f'o'esson' oeeupa'lon' q race O eaen
mae ps'So" ose' - yea'' = sge'
a'os = "A" es1 owned
r'aes0' o'''n' n "''g ~ o'a'e' territory
% COUNTY,
a''N0 ~''"' 80 yea'
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SllcriH',s Sale.

DY virtue Of adecree 10 me directed from
~ the Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Dubois county, Ind Jan. term 1860
4 will offer for sale az public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash II hand. At the door
oi the Court House, in jasper, or
MONDAY. June IL, 1860.
between the hours prescribed BY law, the
rents and profits for seven Yeas Of the FOL
lowing described real estate, situated in
Dubois county. to.wis:
The undivided oDe-hslf Of the 8. w. one
quarter q Section IA. town 4, South Rasge
% w. containing 80 acres, more or less.
And on failure 70 realize the foil amount
oi principal, interest and cost called for By
said writ, will Il the same time and place,
and ia like manner. cell the lee simpIs Of
said real estate.
Decreed TO b sod a. ne property 81
Stephen Rose q the suit OF Henry p. Hub.
hell.
JACOB HERMAN. s. D. c.
May l6. ls6o-3w. Pre-. fee 81 80
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commandments sale.

NOTICES hereby given that The under
-kV siQred. Commissioner appointed BY
The Pike Court OF Common Pleas OF its a pri'
term, 1860, in certain suit for partition
pending il said Court, wherein solomon
Rogerson wns plaintif. and Mason Cochran
and Albert Cochran were defendants, will
~ Saturday, the 9Th dav Of June. 1860 be.
tween the hours OF nine O'Clock. A. N and
four o'clock, r. ~ 81 said day, offer tor sse
Il public auction, II the court house door il
The town Of Petersburgh. Pike comfy, IND
the following real estate, q wit: The north
half Of the north east quarter 81 the noril
east quarter Of Section Fl, IN township one
north Of range TX wet, ~ Pike county, ~
diana, containing twenty acres; alsn, The
south fractional Section Is. In township one
north OF range SIX west in Dubois county
Indiane. containing nineteen acres and sixty
hundredths Of an acre.
Terms u Sale--A credit Of six months
will be given, the purchaser giving note
with approved security, bearing interest
from date. and waving all relief from valu'
alton or appraisement laws
JOHN =. PHILLIPS, Commissioner
may 8. 18GO-4w
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The Unionists' Convention.

We publish the first days proceedings d
this body. which met q, Baltimore on Wed.
nesd-y. I; is pretty largely attended.
We have since learned, that the follow
ing ticket was nominated on Thursday
evening:
For Presdent-John Bell. OF Tennessee
For Vice President Edward Everett, Of
Massachusetts,.
A pretty good ticket sxcep, 'hsf they've
got the cart before the horse" We don't
think Bonner will allow Everett 70 serve a.
the neither appendage 70 such an anIiquaIed
fossilized, old political fcgy as Bell
Vincennes Sun.
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Dem ocratic state Ticket.

For Governor.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. Of Shelby.
For Lieutenant Governor
DAVID TURpIE, Of White.
For Secretary Of Safe.
WILLIAM II. stHLATER Of Wayne.
For Auditor OF State.
JOSEPH RISTINE Of Feuntsin.
For Treasurer Of State.
NATHANIEL +. CUNNINGHAM. vigo
For Attorney Genersl.
OSCAR b. EoRD, Of Decatur
For Superintendent, Public Instruction.
SAMUEL L. RUGG. Of Alien.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court,
CORNELIUS OBRIEN,of Dearborn
For Reporter 81 Supreme Court.
NJ c. KERR. OF Floyd.
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n s hereby given 'hst The undersigned will
u apply at the June term, 1860, o: the
Dubois County G. ,mmissioner-, Tor license,
der the provisions u IN act entitled IAN
vet 10 regulate and license The sale Of spirit
nous, yinous. malt, and other intoxicating
liquors. The place Of sale will be on The
premises occupied by him. the precise locs-
non u which Is az follows: On the corner
81 South Main and Wcst streets. IN the town
III Jasper. cambridge township. Dubois CO.,
Ind. ii the building known as Krsus' Hotel.
And The citizens Of Bsinbr idge township
will take due notice thereof
may 3. 1850. CHAS. KRAUS.
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BA-TiM0R RE, May, Y.
The Constitutional Union Convention
met 10 day.
AT noon the Convention was called 70 or
der by John J Critfendrn. who was greeted
with Iohd and prolonged cheering.
The Committee on Permanent Organize
ton reported the following lis, 81 aiicers:
Prcsijen', Washington Hunt; Vice prcsi
dept, one each nineteen States, in,
GLIDING r. w. Thompson, 81 Indiana, ans
J. Scott Harrison, Of Ohio; nlso eleven Sec,
Lfelafies. n--
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Is hereby given that the undersigned will
4 apply for license ~ The June term. 1860
Of the Dubois County Commissioners. unde
The provisions OF sn act entitled AN act to
regulate and license the sale Of spiri,uou',
vinous malt, and other in oxicaiinr liquors.
The place Of sale will he in and upon the
premises occupied BY me. The precise locs.
ton Of which is as follows: Lot No. lS9 on
Mill street, known as the Exchange. in the
town Of Jasper, Bsinbridge township. Du-
bois county. Ind
The citizens OF said township will ,sks
due noiire thereof.
may 9, 1860 y ENDHOFEN.
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YEvHE undersigned Will sell at public sale
j at the late residence ~ John Mcdonald
late Of Dubois county, Deceased. on the 9th
day Of June, 1860. the personal property Of
said Deceased. mo- taken by The widow,
consisting Of horses, cattle. hogs, sheep. hay.
corn. onts. farming utensils, household and
kitchen furniture, &c.
Terms credit d twelve months will BE-
riven on all sums over three doIar-. the
purchaser giving note with approved securi-
~, waving the valuation or apprai-men'
avs All sums u three dollars and under
each IN hand
BAZIL =. EDMONSTON. Admr.
Nav 1c. 1850 .-3w
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Democratic Convention to nom
mate candidate for Congress in the
First Congressional District Of lndi-
ana, will assemble at Princeton, Glib
son county on
Wednesday, the S0th day Of Nay, 1860,
and will be called to order at the hour
Of 9 o'clock, A. NJ, Of said day.
By order Of the Central Committee.
A. I. WHITTLESEY. Chm.
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IyWe are authorized TO announce Nh
tn MAS SHOULDERS az . candidate for Sen
ssor from The district composed Of Dubois
Pike and Gibson counties. subject to the de-
cision OF the Democratic Convention.
6rwe are authorized 10 announce Mr.
JoRpAH SEREERsHEln as candidate io
Sheriff al the ensuing October election
nWe are authorized 10 announce Mr.
JoHs ABLE, o. candidate for State Sena
tor from the district Of Dubois Pike and Glib
SON, subj Ct 10 the decision Of the Democratic
Convention.
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cas.ell's Illustrated Family Bible.
CassclI, Peter & Galpin, 81, Park
Row. New York. The date Of publ
cation for the First part is February
Is: Second part, March !. Two
parts monthly, namely, on the LIST
and 18th, will be issued until the
whole is completed.
A beautifully engraved Family
Register. for the Insertion Of Births,
Baptisms. Marriages and Deaths, ofthe
members of a family, will be publish
ed before the completion Of the Old
Testament.
TENS. Subscribers must pay their
own postage, the rate which is, for
single copies, two cents-but, If the
postage is paid by the subscriber
quarterly or half yearly in advance l
cent per copy.
For single copy forwarded on the
first and fifteenth Of each month,
Seven Numbers. Consecutively, 81 90
Fifteen Numbers, - 90
Twenty -four Numbers, SO 90
In all cases to be paid for in advanc.
All parties renting the CASH for
TEN subscribers will be supplied with
copy, free OF charge, for term the
subscription is paid for. Liberal ar
ran gements made with Clubs, and all
who desire to act as Agents.
Cassell's Illustrated Family Bible
and Cassell's Popular Natural Histo-
nv forwarded on the first and fifteenth
of each month, for six months, fol
Three Dollars.
We have received the first three
plumbers Of the above work. and they
are gotten up in the best style. Any
person wishing to see them. as speci
mems, can do so by calling on MS.
We have received, also, the frs
No. Of Cassell's Popular Natural His
tory. from the same firm. This is il
Illustrated splendidly. and published al
the same price as the Bible, and in
tended to be complete in orty-eight
Numbers.
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Il gssdeu, pounds ~ butter. pounds Of
cheese tons Of hay. bushels OF erase
seeds, pounds Of hope. pounds o. sugar,
gallons Of molssscs. pounds " honey and
bees-wsx. value Of homemade msnulac-
lures.
Name OF Corporation. Company. or individ-
ual producing articles 10 the annual val
ue Of $500.
Name Of business. msnufsciure OF product.
Capital invested in real ss'a,e and persona
estate in the business.
Raw msteriai used. including fuel. viz;
quantities. values, kinds Of motive power.
machinery. structure orresource.
Average number OF hands employed, viz;
male. female, average monthly cost Of
male labor, average monthly cos, offemale
labor.
A nnual product. viz: quantities. kinds. val
ues.
Names Of every person who died during The
year ending June LIST, 1860 whose usual
place Of abode was 10 the family
age. sex. and color, whether white. black
or mulsl,o. married or widowed. the place
Of birth, naming the State, Territory OF
county. the month 10 which The perss q
died, profession, occupation OF trade, dis
ease or the cause OF death.
There are quite number Of other ques
tions in addition 10 these, the answers q
which. now even, can be obtained with liz
lie trouble. tits hoped that every person
who sees this request will before the frs
day OF June. make out the answers. and il
case OF absence, leave il with the famil,
ready for the officer when he makes his sp
pearance.
F. NEwDECK, Msrshsl for Ferdinand
\ Patoka and HARRISON townships.
T. SHOULDERS. Marshal FOR Hall. Colom
bia and Bainbridge townships.
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rs hereby given that the undersigned wilF
i apply nj tie juno term. 1860. OF the
Dubois County Commissioners, under the
provisions Of an ect entitled IAN oct 10 re.
gu'ate and license the sale Of spiriiuous, VI.
nous, malt, and other intoxicating liquors.
in and upon the premises occupied BY him..
the precise location OF which 10 o. folIows:
On The corner Of Main cross aud Nc Donald
streets, in the town or Jasper, Bsinbfidgs'
ownship. Dubois county, Ind.
And the citizens Of said township will take
due notice thereof.
may 0, 1860. SYLVESTER HUSRT.
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A. I. WHITTLESEY. Chm
CoIrmBrs (O.) NrRsERrEs.-Ths

COLUMBUS (O.) NrRsERIEs.-These
nurseries, under the direction Of M.
B. Bateham, for eleven years editor Of
the Ohio Cultivator, have attained
a desirable reputation wherever they
have established business. Mr..
Bateham superintcnds personally the
business OF the nursery, and brings to
his aid a long experience and vast
scientific ard practical knowledge Of
frnits and shrubbcry. The catalogue
of this nursery embraces all the best
varieties of fruits and flowers which
are adapted to this section Of country.
Mr.. Joseph Burroughs sold from this
nursery in our county, three cars ago,
and 50 far as we have heard the trees
have given general satisfaction. We
understan- Mr.. r. Guckes, who is
here selling from the same nurseries,,
for Mr.. Burroughs, has made out a
list Of ornamental trees. &c, at the
request Of some Of the members 81
ST. Joseph's church in this place. foI
identifying the fine yard around that
edifce, and which he designs to lay
before the Trustees Of that congrega-
tion. Asst is emincntly fit that the
place for wcrshipping the Most High
should be decorated with His own
matchless creations, and as q contin-
nous line Of good trees around the
whole yard would save deal Of trou
bic, we hope the Trustees will give
his proposition favorable considcra
. tion. We also bespeaK for Mr.. Gu
ckcs liberal patronage from ou'
farmers generally.
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2.MEYMIGE MEW.
Spring and Summer Goods

ar the latest styles Just received from
~ the city OF Louisville fine variety Of
prints. delaines. fancy lawns and briiliants.
printed jsconetts, challies, magenta plaids,
plain aud barred jaconeits, ginghams, black
dress elk, silk and cotton lace manliIss. silk
and merino shawls, silk and cotton psrssols,
ladies collars and necklaces, black bugle col.
lars, fancy silk and enamel belts. lsceS, rib
bon, &C.; . fine variety oil dice and miss
es bohneis, trimmed and plain, gents and
ladies gloves and hosiery; also, a variety Of
drills, cottonades, nankanetts, cottonade
Georgia twill, plantation drils, neDkins. Ky.
jeans, tweeds, eat,inets, cassimeres, &c; .
fine assortment OF spring and summer ready
made clothing, hats and caps. boots and
shoes; also, fine assortment Of ladies,
misses and childsen's shoes, and a variety Of
other goods.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE. CUTLERY,
Jewelry, &c. Now il your time 70 get good
bargains. al the CHEAP CASH SronE. So
come right along and examine for yourself
No charge fol showing goods.
10 Butter, Eggs, Feathers. Rsgs. Dried
Fsuit, Lard, Bacon, &c. taken ia exchange
for 20 de. spvIl IS.