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FORM OF OATH.

do solemnIy--tbat / will support, pro-
tect and defend the Constitution aud CO, m, Mt
Of ths United States against al enemies, whether
domestic or foreign, and that will bear true faith,
al,egiance and loyalty to the Same, any ordinance,
resolution, or law any State Convention or Leg
isla ure 70 the contrary Notwithstanding. And
further, that 1 do his with full Determination,
pledge and purpose, without any mental reserva
ton or evasion whatsoever; and ftiI tif~r, that
which may DO required # me 10y law aud contract,
either verbal or writ en-. SO hep me God.
eworn and subscribed to before me this-day
>of........, 1852. ~. p.
ju!y2-djy29
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MEMPHIS, July 22-Mayor Gen. Sber-
man has assumed command of the city. He
will enforce all orders issued by his pre-
decessor.
Four hundred persons took the oath of
ellegiance yesterday, and 100 received pas
SEES to go South.
= The Eaquirer has long list of hospitals,
including fifteen army hospitals, six privste
hospitals and souie ihirty additional hespi-
tails. Hospital huis it is stated, too, are
just being opened in Towards Grove.
DR.. Garnet, SON. in. law of Gov. Wise, is
annoupced ss not deadibu alive and well.
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administrator Sale.

CIV that will, Administrator OF the estate
OF Nathaniel Peck ct, deceased, sell at public
ton, Mt the residence of Margaret Duty, in Ferry
township, Vauderbureh county, Indiana, near the
Baptist church, en- w, sdny, the 9th day OF Au-
gust, 1862, all the peTs nal property of Nathaniel
Beckett, late Of said county, dec ased, cersisti g
of enc lot Of hogs, corn, one rifle gun, one tive
horse wagon and harness, one trunk, &C.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums under three dell rs cash. and all sums
over three dollars u credit of nine mon he will be
given, the pure haser will he required to give note
with good security, waving valuation laws with
interest from date.
jyi4-dwSw JULIUS 8. CATLETT, Adm.
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w abash Town,

Will lie received from citizens onl,, Of uudoubt-
ed Loyalty TO the Government Of the United states
and from whom the a,h OF allegiance will be re-
quired, on acceptance OF de, as per form annex
ED until IL o'clock M on 81
TUESDAY, july 20,
At my Office in Indianapolis, IaaisBa. for furnish-
Mess sssI Pork. in barrels, full we sht,
Me's Beef do do e 81. -
Bacon sides: new smoked d ribbed in in, casks,
Hard Bread, III barrels, lined, - y
Flour. Extra, do do fa t
Corn Meal, do do s7 ~
Beans, white field, in barrels, lined,
Hominy, coarse, from white flint corn, in bbls,
lined,
Ooff o Bio, In double sacks, (green),
G SIsss . s,9 in strong boxes - G'
sugar, brown, in barrels, lined, = ~
oaOdl's' Star, full weight, in boxes
Sit, in barrels, lined.
Pot .toes, Irish, 10 barrels, lined,
Mulasses, do do a.
AS may be required at the d frerent places mem
TONED above, from tmo to time.
s. parate bids required for the different places
Said bids, when accepted 20 ivrm the basis Of q
written contract, with bond. to lie executed in du
plicate, with two good and sufficient sureties TO
indemnity the United States sgains. losses
Said c"ntracts to take effect on the 5th of Au-
gust 1862 and to continue in force until he 30th
Of October, 1862, unless ner terminated by de-
cision Of tie Commi sary General Of subsistenc, at
Washington. yert..
The storts to be of the best quality, and, with
actual tsre coope aga must be Of the btst quality
and no charge for packages, which must be mark
cd with the contents, name Of contractors and his
address.
MARKED SAMPLES required with bids. except
meats. FL So ft4t /.
The FIRE II BEEF to be sound and WHOLESOME,
of years old, and over steers, We ighing, net at
least 6lp pounds, and in alternate lore and hind
quarters or parts thereof, (no.ks aud shanks
c uded -.-f.a sf
The Hard Bread must be cooled and thoroughly
dried Def re packing.
The Beans, Peas and Salt to be In measured
bushels; the Irish Potatoes by the p und.
bids to be addressed the undersigned, Box
s43, Indianap lis, Ind, and samples left of the
office, on Washington street, near MI sissippi
street.
PREPAID. "a - az ~ E L. IL "a
Bills paid monthly on duplicate vouchers. certi.
fed TO by the roper r. g mental Quarternaster Of
| each Reg ment.
Bidders are requested TO be present at IL o'clock,
at indianapolis, Ind, where the bids wi be
opened THOMAS FOSTER,
3 Captain and O. S. Of Vols, u. s. Army.
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manufacture By the Post Office Department,
and will redeem as provided by the law.
The stamps issued by the p. NJ. General
will probably differ in no respect from
those used for postage, except they will be
without gluten.
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NOU ~ ILL E.A k.E .H q ~ n ".
II time and labor iy buying your Lumber
dressed Call at Glovor's and examine his stock
of Clear and frst Common.
SHINGLEs.--5O,OOOA No. 1 Pine hingles inae
received frcm Lake Michigan and for sale by Jno.
4 Glover.
YOUR ROOF LEAKS-Which may be rene
died by purchasing one or mole thousand Of those
A No. Michigan shaved or sawed Fine Sbinees,r
for sale by JOHN r. GLOVER,
jylldwlm Cor. Main and Seventh Is.
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AFLoAT AaAIN.-The steam Ram Mon
arch, of EIIet's Ram fleet, which passed up
some weeks since to New Albany for re-
pairs, passed down yesterday to rejoin the
feet near Vicksburg, having been put
through in good order. She is dangerous
looking craft, and bore conspicuous part
in the action before Memphis.
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pGT There viii be an adjourned meeting
of the late City Guards this evening, at the
Court House. at P. NJ. All citizens are
expected to Be- on hand ADD help put the
city on a war footing. Promptly at eight.
Thirty more names wanted to fill the roll.
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Coroner's Inquest.

LID Y0UnGS, Coroner OF Wander burgh county,
and State Of Indiana, did, with twelve good and
lzwfal jurors of Pigeon township, on the I'D Of
July, 1862, hold an inque.t on The body of Joseph
Rausch, found at his brothers house on Fulton
Avenue, in Lamssco lily now Evansville, and the
verdict Of the jury was, that he came to his de 9TH
by the kick or paving Of horse sIpI osed to be
twelve years old. Nothing found on his person.
He bad light hair aud fair skin. sf U
iva A. YOJNGS. @. v O.
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SICK SoLDIERs.-An order has heen issued
from headquarters for the breaking up of
the hospitals organized in Terre Haute.--
One hundred and twenty-five sick from
those hospitals came down yesterday, and
the ba lance, some two hundred, will arrive
to-day. b.
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A Coon 0RDER-ws direct the attention
of soldiers TO the order issued by DR.. Writ,
Medical Director in this department, in our
paper this morning. II is a good order
and will cosduce greatly to the well being
Of the soldiers. 1t will be strictly enforced.
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CAMP WATERLOO, Faquiar co, va,-July
25.-Sutlers are now precluded from re-
ceiving supplies by railroad, on account, it
is said, of salt and other contraband goods
having passed in large quantities through
our lines to the enemy. 1900
The millin which a large supply of cloth
for rebel uniforms was found, has been
burned.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Up to this time
the private subscriptions to the bounty fund
independent of the railroads, amounts TO
$75, 600. fb 1a q
The Philadelphia and Reading railroad
to-day subscribed $25, 200. AE
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~. r.. GZOUez.

Left on yesterdays train for Chicago, where he
will lay In another stock of that No. Flooring
and Surfaced lumber, which he 20 adily sold out
Also, q fae stock OF Doors, Sash, aud many
other articles in the building line. Hold up your
orders Till he returns. s. jy23dW1m
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B9 Our old Rockport correspondent,
Quill, fayors us with some interesting items
from that locality. They will be found on
the first page.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-The city to-day
appropriated 100000 to pay bounty of
$50 to each volunteer, to supply the quota
from this city. A loan of that amount will
be ne otisted next week. s..
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5 FoRT MoNRoE, July 23-The Mail boat
from Harrison's Landing, reached here at
half-past four, and reports all quiet and no
news from the army on James River.
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D9 Don'r fail to read orpheus c. Kerr's
letter, on the fourth page. Il is brim full
of practical suggestions.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Bids for Subsistence Stores,

Bids for Subsistence Stores,
Hy0R IsUPPa Y-l.n-G. gTHR We "
II Regiments Of India1a Yo 'unteers, at their
G mps, located ut or n' arc - aa- -
Evansville, s-F-A. : $50 .E-Ass- ~ ~
New Albany,
Madison,
Greensburg, eevu VI -
& Richmond, a
Lafayette, seq
South Bend. ~
~ 81 Fort Wayne,
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spEc,AL 10 LouIsyrL, \ JoUREAL,

+ SOMERSET. KY, July 24.--John Morgan
and bis band left Monticello, Wayne cous-
iy, at two o'clock yesterday, making his
way into Fentress county. Tenn, taking
with him heavy wagon train and q large
number of stolen horses -ft sl aiF
Gen. Smith, with his forces, has halted
at Stanford, Lincoln county. -'eus1 8 si
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MISUNDERSTANDING dull with e
downward tendency. Wheat steady and
unchanged. Flour dull and easier. 't--'.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 26.-The Rev. B. J.
Wallace, editor of the Presbyterian Quar-
terly Review, died this morning.
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STRAYED

Strsyed from the subscriber, July Teh, light
brown ire n Mulch COW, about years old, a white
stripe on her back one underneath her belly, aud
g white spot ON her fore head, and white legs and
tail. 80 7.rs ~ sl-..atrsl4fs a3tE te
Any person bringing eaid cow, or giving infor-
nation of her whereabouts, will lie IfDerniy 70.
warded. Residence in Walkers block.
J. j. COIN, Auctioneer.
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spcciai Neslces.

Bachelors Hatr Dye THE beet ts
fhs W-0rfd.-WILLIAM A BATcHELoR's CO g.
brated Hair Dye produces color not to be distin-
gmshed from pature-warranted not to injure the
Hair in the least; remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyos and invigora'es the Hair for life. Grey, Bed
or Rusty II .ir instantly turns splendid Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by ~ll Druggists, &c.
BE The Genuine is signsd WILLIAM A.
BAToHELOR, the four sides Of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
. (Late 233 Broadway aud 16 Bond street.)
June2-dw |-a~s
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Announcement.


We are authorized to announce the name of
GEORGE w0LFLIN as q candidate for re-elec-
tion TO the tfice Of Sheriff of vanderburgh county
at the next October election.
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EDITOR JOURNAL Please announce NJ. I :.
JOHNSON ss candida for the ofhce Of Sheriff
OF vanderburgh county at the coming October
election. @
EoR TEEAsuRpR.
We are requested to announce the name OF LE-
ROY CALVERT as q candidate for re election to
the ofic Of Coun'y Treasurer at the ensuing octo-
Der election in vanaerburgh county. -
Mn. EDIvoB; You will please announce A.
Whittlesey, ESQ.,, as q candidate for State Senator
from the counties Of Posey and Vanderburgh at
the next October election, in favor Of maintaining
the Union at all hazards.
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The .sppssftss.-It is a very siiicult matter
with the majority Of persons TO restrain their appe
titles; hence, we see abundance Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders of the stomach
and Digestive Organs. Hoodand's German Bittera
will entirely these complaints, and restore the
system to its original yigor and strength. They
are for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, at rs cents per bottle. feb16
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Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.
yHHB C0-PART.N.BRsH4 HERE
n toore existing und the Stale OF J. II. a ".
w. MJaGAs, wac this day ds- olvei by mutual
consent. ] II. M0PGAN,
s... .. w. w. MORGAN.
JURY 18th, 1867.
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Fac Con Tssss0ar esd BEpsrfsscs or 81
for the benefit and q
warning and a caution to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying at the same time the means of SeIf-Cure
By one who has cared him elf after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
"nsckery. by enclosing po { paid addressed en-
velope, SINGLE PIES may be had OF the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings,
Co., NJ Y. mh15-d&w1y
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D Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

rHMR P4RTWERoEAfs AEA X
II T0F0RE existing uader the names style
and firm Of Read a Lawrence. il this day dissolved
by mutual consent by his wifbdfnw.f OF "a. A.
Lawrence. ar FIRAM ". RTiAD
NJ. A. Law RENEE.
July 16, ls62-Jy1sdsw
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H0ffOUaD's Ptffs-The "heat term
frequently productive OF unpleasant conse-
quencss to many persons. Dysentery, Billiousness,
Acidlty Of the stomach, sick headache and debility
are often the urges of the Summer. They are
speedily subdu by short urse of these cathar-
tic medicines. Scld everywhere. 17S jylf
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n .s.nPs! L-a.HPs !-The fourth invoice
-A< Of lamps In thirty days received per .teamer
Lebanon, comprising great variety Of styles, SUI
perior to any yet received. Also, supply Of the
Rosecranz or 'sStar Burner" shndos, chimnsys,
wicks, &C. For sale at 1s ~
|T.s vICKERY BROS,
lanl4 No. SO Main street.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP.

- READ, and WIN. W. MORGAN. have this
day associated Themselves together under the
for the purpose OF conducting an exclusively
Wholesale Boot, Shoe. Hat aud Cap rusness In
Evansville, and toiicit continuation Of the liner.
al patronage heretofore extended their old houses
MORGAN, READ 90.
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every way. But she can't keep peace in the fam
;ly without bottle of Dead Shot to kill Of the
blood-t thirsty bordes Of hungry Bed-Bngs that,
uninvitel, introduce themselves to her lodgers to
heir great annoyance and disgust. Nov is the
time to use IT, kin 'em nowi No family should
be without it. The Dead-Shot makes clean
sweep; renders peace certain By the annihiation
Of the enemy. SOLD By ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
myl3dim
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Hurnssa. il initiating Mcclellan. He has al-
ready changed HE bsse'--shasts to cay, De mas
made a prec.yisese retreat. Our victory Of Satur
day mast have been . tremendous ones II sseass
TO have sackened him thoroughly. He has chAngsa
his base. The Yankee can change his base. bua be
cannot change his base nature.
what now becomes Of the comparison made eS
tie correspondent CT tas New York Times, and re-
pablished by us yesterday MORNINGS We wers sesa
to depend upon that the rebel leaders are seEiee
Of oil the weakness we'll ~ Of all the h'fehsth
81 their position at rsedefieAsaErs' ara soh way
IN ali.se sias sxpeG learn saofhsy Aars s0sf "a
ras,art Of the opportanfts sesre Tie esraiioss 81
Gen Rsyss,ds are y dsselepedto rstysaf e'sTsiTtat
IL wandered s-tless or fmpossi5le !. seems. how
ever. chat The refreshing has bsen done 10. by he
rebels. b.s by the Yankees. BURNSIDE has lad hss
Ealing, and he has Withdrawn. VIII he try to
have his wasrasa siitl We shall see,
The great probability is that b. has gone dorm
10 his sunbeais, and tina; he Will try 10 make his
WAY across TIE country .sson, Port RoysL II 80
he viii, have lively time Of il this winter. csoss
ing rivers and wadins morsasss. with = powerful!
army in front of him. We hope ho has resolved
upca that operation We wish 60 see TIA: army
utterly Destroyed snd the road TO destruction Lies
clear before 1t Lei :aern push along, asep nsev-
ing" say we with all cur hasrG WHAT we feaa
mos. Is ,hs. he viii change his mind or his base bs
fese he gets I've miles fson tAc RsppahanpoeS
Burnside fought the tate battle on somru!sioa -
j; was fight or die w;tA b.ua. Re had 20 chalee 1883
The parry in power know lha; taeir days are nun
bsfed, and they have resolved 10 push matters 10
the utmost extremity. Is .s 6 meter CT Ifs OF
death with them This terrible defea: fousE Cause
a eommoticn among them whioa viii be felt all
over tie Yankee wortd.k
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AFFAIRs ~ Miss'ssipfr-It appeafs .y G. CIR
respondent Ut ths Jaekaon Mits;ssigpian that our
forces under lie setersn Gen Price hs,s fallen
back from Abbeyiile, Is he rpssks OF the army be.
Ing in Grensss On thu 5ih. TIE men were well
slsd, well shee, ard ia Gee spirit s-making the
welkn stng With ''s.issasssi Lspa" There was a
brink sbt az 0sklar d. On the Mississippi aaa Tsn
nesxse ssisoad the "a inst. In which the Texas
uoSps dzpiays3 tasr characteristic bravery. dSiy
ing back tie snslay, asa capturing two pieess Ct
artillery. although oPpesed ~ = isfss force. Ok.
sefa was tie scene ct esyee cavalry cesahs. on
ths 4th, 10 which Balis6ssres esvsisy did mob .
service They bed q position sjz ho.rs. fighting
~ infantry, siasf an infsEsry toaee sen. sup
port the Yankee eayasrv, iosfng scsas so ia Killed
and wounded in the affair. The affair TT Coffee
Vile whs gallant confedsrasa victory The enc.
my - L'rpss. And drsen bs1s fulf faiies. AID
their battery nod about 80 prtaeaets captured.
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BY Benson 4 Bro, Auct'rs,
Charlottesville, Va

MASH SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE
" IN THR TOWN OF CHARLOTTESVILLE,
VA--Cne three story Brick Bniiding Gre PROOF
On Main street. near the Monticello Bank, fronting
60 or 20 feet running back 80 feet to public cross
street alley store room 10 By 80 feet with sky.
ligh: and two largo front windows, with cellar
That part of the house intended for residence has
six goo rooms, three on each fiat or story, entered
by passage walled off from the s.ore-roon and
cellar under the passage Also, two story brick
kitchen fire proof) all new, having been finished
stree the war commenced end the store cited up
with gas, arranged fot two separate metres. This
properly is located in the centre of the business
portion of the town.
Also, a vacant Lo: adjoining the above described
property, fronting 81 or SO feet and running back
80 feet to tbs street or alley aforesaid
Also a private Resl6eEcs on q Cross street, lead
ing into h.aiien Lane. Dwelling house che and
Decides storerooIs and c!osets, kitchen, smoke.
house and stable, al in good order, with pump of
excellent water snd the land 20 ANAL lo:) belong.
ing TO the premises.
have 10 1ght q farm and settled Ia the country,
and sni. therefore, anxious 10 dispose of this pro-
perry. Possession gwen the Isl of January, 1868.
Sale on MONDAY, the 22i Of December, 1852,
lcr cash and conducted by BENSON t. BRO. Aucrs
r. N. TRIOE.
n B-I will $50 sell privately the excellent lot
aud premises now occupied by nr. John VowleA.
Maiden Lane, Pcssession given immed istely,
and the bond for tke rent (which terminates LIST
October. 1862 transferred to the purchaser. For
this lct shall a;5o require the cash.
de Tits r N TRICE.
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SALT DISTRIBUTION.

{, sLT NOTIOE.-The quota Of Salt for Henrico,
~ tndsr the 0evernor's contract, IL now ready
for Distribution 1t the County Court Hauae. Each
person il snttled - ~ pounds and uEzt brig the
exact change, ct ~ seats PEE pound Pie old af-
hisvii viii be snfanlent. GEO. D. PLEASANT6
Ca Its ehAy10 IL q.
AszLI Dl6TRl6UTIUN- -SrOyTH = hAH.
~ Way ara new ready to distribute the CITY
Is : LIT Under the 0eysrpor's coatrack An pcrsona
are requested tah e1b9 hAgs lares epourh 10 hold
their q9etA uhisA Nill b Ave pounds " tAsh men-
hss Of tEer fainll4 e4 ~ esuts psr posaa. They
Old .ladsyH - = y isS;aa = is-saws
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A VERY DESIRABLE FRAMED DIVE iLIHG,
"A ST the corner of 25'h ard n strsets Church
ailI, at AUC1I0N.-We will CELL upon the prem
ires. on Thu aSDAT, the 18th DAY of December,
commencing at o'clock z. NJ, 8 very desire bic
framed Tenement located a. the corner Of 18th and
y streets, Church Hill The house has two ste.
riss with brick basement and the necessary out
buildings 1t Is very comfor able. and adapted fcs
a medium sized family. Immediate pcesasso.. can
be had The los is of the usua, s.ze
TEhMs--One-,hird cash; the balance al 6 snd i2
months, for negotiable notes, with interest sdded
and secured by trust deed.
de Is JAS Ii. TAYLOR s. son. Aucta
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BY ksns, Paine = Co., Asctisnesrs

ny Aeuss FAAa0 - Vo, AHcUoEeofA
nRY GOODS At AUCTIOr.-on WEDHss
IL DAY, the 18th instant. shall sell large
assortment of fresh DRY GOODS, Just received,
consisting in part Of
$50 pieces Madder, and Black and White Prints,
100 fine Gray Casino res, assorted,
$50 packages English and American Pins
90 bales Cotton Oznaburss
20 bales 7c 6nd "A shastnks
Grey and Black Marno Eoss,
Cotton Hose and Hslf Hose,
Eer,ncsy, French and English
SpOcI Cotton, Hooks and Eyes
Heavy English Blue Pilot Cloth,
Kentucky Jeans. Twesds,
Black and White Silk Hoss
50 dozen White Cotton Shirts,
Hoop skirts, Elaes Patent Thread,
Gibbons assorted; Fmbroiisriea,
With variety Of Fancy Goods
200 doGe u Linen Thread, On Spools
ALSO
large stock OF superior CLOTHING,
with which the sale will commence.
de IS KENT PAINE e. co, Aucts.
Will be added
1000 Cotton Shirts and Drawers
200 pieces heavy Cottonades and Denins,
600 white and gray Kerseys and Plains
Also, TO be sold at IL o'clock, splendid invoice
OF black and cold CLOUDS, black Doe skins, French
Cashmere. satinsts, Vsstings, etc.
de- II X, p. e. CO.. Aucts,