Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 112, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 December 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. 7 SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 18 R" We are glad to Bee an apparently cordial union of men of all parties in the

selection of the best candidates to be supported for the important municipal offices, at the election in the Spring. In the next three years important matters affecting the city's interest are to be arranged, which Trill require inen of ability, experience, and energy at the head of affairs ; there is to be considerable thinking and mental labor done for the public by some one, or the city's affairs, and her character ,too, will become so involved there will be no extricating cither from the wreck that must inevitably follow neglect and incapacity in the conduct of her financial matters. The bonds given by the city to the Crawfordsville Railroad are becoming due, and some arrangement must be made for the payment, of a portion, and for the renewal of a part, or the burthen of raising the whole amount will fall very heavily upon property holders. If the credit of the city be not preserved by judicious plans and a course that will inspire entire confidence in the character of our municipal government, we shall have to meet the entire amount of the debt coming due, by doubling our already burthensome taxes, or suffer the worse evil of repudiation, and entire discredit. By a man of financial skill at the head' of affairs, with & council whose intelligence and character will inspire confidence abroad, and with firnmnt navment of the interest, and a r L - i shrewd administration of our fiscal affairs, the debt can be easily arranged so as to make its payment comparatively easy. As an illustration of how fatal an injury negligence and incapacity may inflict, and how much energy and a little financial abil ity can do, wo mention a fact that we have not thought it worth while to refer to be fore. On the Saturday night previous to the Monday on which the coupons on the city's bonds last became due in New York, not a dollar had been provided for their payment cither in New York or here. The interest on the city's debt was due in New York on Monday morning on the opening of the banks. At 10 o'clock on Saturday night, when the Council was about to adjourn, a member enquired what provisions had been made for the accruing interest ou the city's debt ? The reply was, " none," and there was but $200 in cash in the City Treasury. To the querry, what was to be done? no one seemed ready with an answer. A member, who has always some resource in an emergency, proposed a mode of meet ing the necessity by a personal arrangement - nnrt rf tVva fv'inc'1 mrn . It was at telegraph despatch placed tho funds in bank in New York and tho interest was punctual ly paid. In tho future negotiations of the city this service performed at tho right raoment will be worth to her ten times the amount of tiic interest paid.' The care, shrtwdnefs, and decision, of one member saved the credit and honor of the city which was about to be sacrificed by negligence and lack of financiering experience. The public choice seems to have been fix ed, with great unanimity, on the best men for the most prominent places- in the city government. Ther have been selected with out regard to their political opinions, and will be supported by the) citizens of all parties. In due time their names will be an nounced. The unanimity with which they have been solicited to allow the use ot their names, will make their election surfe, and leave but little hope of success to outside candidates and individual aspirants. ' The wish of all good citizens seems to be that in our charter electiou party politics shall be held in abeyance. Legislative. Proceedings. A vast amount of business was transact ed in the Legislature or Wednesday, net much of which is especially important to the general readers. We believe there is more time lost ad' journing tine die, than in the passage of the most important bills. Mr. Green's resolution declaring Mr, Shryock entitled to the scat now occupied by Mr. Miller, Mr. McLean' offered the fol lowing amendment to the resolution : Jletohed, that Hugh Miller is entitled to the seat he now holds as Senator from the counties of Marshall, Stark, Fulton, and St. Joseph, and that Kline C. bhryock, the contestant of that seat, is not legally entitled io the said seat. s Mr. Slack offered an amendment to the amendment, but withdrew it before a vote was taken. The question being upon the adoption of Mr. McLean's amendment, the yeaa and nays were demanded, and being ordered and taken, resulted yeas 23, nays 23, as follows : Yjas. Messrs. Carnahan, Cobb, Conley, Fisk, Gooding, Hamilton, Hargrove.Hoffren, Jennings, Johnston Jones, Lines, Loman, McClure, O'Brien, Odell, Shoemaker, Slack, Studabaker, Tarkington, Wallace, Williams, and Wilson 23. Nays. Messrs. Anthony, Beeeon, Bennett, Blair, Bobbs, Brown, Conner, Cravens, Craven, Culver, Green, Hendry, Hill, KinIcy, March, Murray, Rice, Steele, Stevens, Thompson, Turner, Wagner, and Weir 23. The President declared the amendment to the resolution adopted. Tho question recurring npon the resolution as amended The yeas and nays were demanded, and being ordered and taken, resulted yeas 23, nays 23 as before. So. the resolution as amended was adopted. Mr. Heffren moved that the vote just taken be re-considered, and that the motion to re-consider be laid upon the table. Thus ends this perplexing case that blocked the wheels of legislation last session, that deprived the State of any law for collecting the revenue, ud that closed, for a time, the various Benevolent Institutions which arc the source of 9o much pride. One of the most important bills passed in the House that of Mr. Smith,, of Perry,

providing for the re-location of the county

seat of Perry county (at Cannelton'), wa considered and' passed the third and las'g reading in the House of Representatives yeas 91, nays 1. with an. amendment ot' title, so a3 to read : "An act to provide for tho re-location of couuty scat3 and county buildings, where two thirds of the voters of any county have petitioned for re-loca tion, designating the site and a house to be used as a Court house, and where a deed has been executed; and to provide for tho limitations of actions growing out of such re-location, and for the donation of the former county property." The following was the vote on laying into the election of the resolution to go Printer on the table : Yeas. Messrs. Black. Blythe, Bowman, Carr, Claypool, Clayton, Clements, Collier, Dobbins, Dougherty, , Durham, Early, Lastham, Edwards, Firestone, Gifford, Gregory, Hancock, Harney, Hartley, Jordan, Keefer, Kelly, Kempf, Knowlton, Lawhead, Lewis, McLain, Major, Massey, Merrifield, Nelson, Newton, Parett, Prosser, liow, Kynearson, Shields, Shockley, Shull, Smith of Perry, Snyder, Stanley, Stinson, Sullivan, Sum mers, Tebbs, 1 hompson ot .Madison, 1 urpie, Usrey, Waterman, Wheeler, and Wool 53. Nays. Messrs. Austin, BairJ, Hoya, Boxley, Braham, Brotherton, Carina-, Colgrovc, Comstock, Cotton, Davidson, Davis, Duvol, Fordyce, Griffin, Hall of Grant, Hall ot Rush, Hamilton of Boone, Hamilton ot Wayne, Harrison, Hunter, Jeffries, Johnston, Jones, Mansfield, Mellett, Miller, Mur ray, Martin, Jsebekcr, ot vermuiion, iebeker of Warren, Parks, Power, Robinson. Scott, Sherman, Smith of Miami, Stanficld, Stiles, Thompson of Elkhart, Treadway, Whetzel, Whiteman, AVildman, and Mr. Speaker 40. The afternoon session of the House was consumed in the consideration of the bill providing for tho election of United State's Senators. Mr. Davis' amendment modifying the emergency clause was adopted by a vote of 54 to 45. The bill, as amended, then passed the House by the following vote : Ybas Messrs. Anstin, Baird, Blythe, Boyd, Boxley, Branham, Brotherton, Cavins, Collier, Comstock, Cotton, Davidson, Davis, Duval, Edwards, i ordyce, t.regory, Urittin, Hall of Grant, Hall of Rush, Hamilton, of Boone, Hamilton of Wayne, Harrison, Hunter, Johnston, Jones, Mansfield, Mellett, Miller, Murray, Martin, Nebeker of Vermillion, Nebeker of Warren, Parks, Power, Ritter, Robinson, Row, Rynearson, Scott, Sherman, Shields, Smith of Miami, Stanfield, Stiles, Stinson, Thompson of Elkhart, Treadway, Whetzel, bitnnnn, XX lUlnian, ana Mr. Speaker 52. Nays. Messrs. Ulack, isowman, carr, Claypool, Clayton, Clements, Dobbins, Dougherty, Dunham, Early, Easibam, Fire stone. Giflord, HancocK;-arucy, Harney. Jordon, Keefer, Kelly, Kempf, Knowlton, Lawhead, Lewis, McLean, Major, Massey, Merrifield, Nelson, Newton, Parrctt, Grosser, Shocklev, Shull, Smith., of Perry, Snyder, Stanley, Sullivan, bummers, J ebbs, lnoropnf Xfadisnn. . Turme. Lsrey. xvntrrman, Little else was done. Th Autl-tecomplouite at lutliaua polls. ' ' j A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, writing from Indianapolis, says that the in dignity placed upon Judge Douglas by ex pelling him from the Chairmanship of tho Territorial Committee, 5.9 condemned by -lhe Lecomptonites who were endeavoring to produce a reconciliation with the friends of Douglas. They have come to the conclu sion that the President and his consciencekeepers Shdell and Bright will, if not checked, crush the Democratic party. ,Tho writer says: ' ' " " The breach which the Lecomptonites were attempting to heal up, is widened ; and their committee which they sent forth waving the olive branch, has got its portfolio already full of reasons which the Douglasites can not join in. lue Uousrlasites in tho mean time bavo coucluded that hereafter they must take a bold stand in favor of their; own principles, to which the Lecomptonites must come. To this end, on the 15th, there met in caucus some fifteen Douglasites, who en tered upon the discussion of this policy, and agreed upon its expediency. A platform is hereafter ti be drawn up, und it is spoken of to hold a Convention to organize therenn der. Wallace, at the meeting, introduced i series of resolutions endorsing Douglas' po sition, so tar us concerns the Lecompton measure, but strongly adverse to the Dred Scott decision, in its usual acceptation. These resolutions are understood to have been drawn up by a Lecoiuptonitc, as a basis of union. Smith Jones, however, put his veto upon their present passage, claiming, that another resolution shall bo inserted, strongly condemning the action of Bright ahd Fitch, and asserting tho illegality of their election. Sales or tub Land Mortoageo to thr School Fckd. The recent sale, at Indianapolis, of the lands mortgaged to the School Fund, showed the difference ii. the appreciation of the lands in the middle and Southern portions of the States. The crowd present was large, and the bidding spirited for lands in the central counties affected bv tho railroads, while the reverse was the case for lands in the Southern counties. The appraisemeut was made when property was at the highest in the Sonfhern section, and the mortgages cover nearly its full value. There was but one piece of property sold in the long list advertised tor Jefferson county. The sales for the Southern counties, for the offerings made, were much in the same proportion. ' But in. the middle 'counties the majority of- sales were much above tho amount of the mortgages. In one case in Marion county, 80 acres, mortgaged for 5300, brought $2,000. These facts slrow the necessity of a re-valuation' for taxes". ' A Thk DbcahtaIiox of Docgla3. The vote on the exclusion of Mr. Douglas from the chairmanship of the' Territorial Corinnittee was taken in the Senate on the 13th inst., and was carried by 32 to 20. '.."Every Democratic Senator voted for the decapitation, except Broderick, of California. This coalition against him, i vieweM as a combinaI tion to expel him from tho party. His t ruin seeins determined upon by the politi cians. His strength is now in the sympathies of .the people.

News Summary. I 'tSST A jilted chemist finds love to be composed of fifteen parts of gold, three of fame, and two of affection. v Two thousand mackerel were taken in one haul oil' Provincetown, Mass., last week, tiud in- three nights ten thousand were taken. 8 A fellow who had robbed the residence of Mr. Harris, Brookline, Mass., tumbled into the cistern in the cellar,, and was found there almost drowned. - J5Tb.ey have a second Burriitat Mount Vernon, 111., named A. C. Johnson, the sou of a farmer, who, without a teacher, and with such odd books as he could buy or borrow.has become masterof adozen languages. JfJaFThe total value of steamers afloat on the Mississippi aud its tributaries is more than $60,000,000. They number as many as fifteen hundred more than twice the steamboat tonage of England, and equal to that of all other parts of the world. g, So far as modern history extends, there have been thirty-one men killed in prize fights most of them in England. In only one of them was a verdict of " wilful murder" found and that wa3 against every one concerned in the fight. In some Western localities it is becoming the custom with newly married people to send with the marriage notice for publication the price of a year's subscription to the newspapers. This is a very sensible

begining, and we hope the custom will become general. ' gf5ulii the Chicago Post Office mails are received daily from twenty railroad trains. Thirty-five hundred mails, the Frets says, are made up every day. Over five million letters and six million papers were handled the last quarter. A small box has lately been got up, in Newark, N. J., with a kind of opera glass attachment, and mirror inside, in which six eggs are placed at a time, and, the light being excluded, a glance tells the spectator whether the eggs are sound or otherwise. It is called an ovoscope. g?" Mr3. Swisshelm says it is marvelously strango how a woman can think herself contaminated by the slightest intercourse with the victim of a seducer, but cover her face all over with smiles to receive the seducer himself. Mrs. Swisshelm Ulks like a lady of good sense. M& Sonora, over wuicn -Mr. liucuauan proposes a protectorate, contains 15,000,000, acres of land, and a population of 130,000, including Indians, lue number ot wiiite inhabitants does not probably exceed oO.OOO, Sonora is believed to be one of the richest mineral regions in the known world. A child in xx oodstock, .Maine, re cently dislocated its neck at the seeoud ver tebra, by falling down stairs, so tnat me head was turned half around, and there re mained fixed. Chloroform was employed to relax the muscles and the head was replaced, and the child has recovered. EsE? the "race week' at tnarleston, South Carolina, in February, will be very brilliant. Messrs. Hunter, of New York; Doswell, of Virginia, and Hardens, of Tennessee, arc already on the ground with their stables; the first named bringing Nicholas, (by Glencoe, out of Nannie Rhodes by Wagner,) who is claimed to be the best four mile racer in America. JST" A br rrel of saur krout, which had laid in a cellar in Cincinnati for some year?, exploded as some laborers attempted to remove it, as if it bad been gunpowder, throwIjc iAcia tmvr mjai isry Oj'vtj j fctrUiijlo face, arms and breasts. . What a delightful smell must have followed that explosion ! ' 8 The orange crop of Louisiana this season is very large, and the crop is selling from plantations at from six to eight dollars per thousand. Last year a planter below the city was offered, for fifteen hundred dollars, a small tract of land adjoining his, and which was planted with orange trees of full growth. He refused, and this season the owner of the tract in question has sold Iiis orange crop for three thousand dollars. 8f&A Japan letter says: "The females of Nagasaki are of the ordinary height, and some of them are very handsome, and would create quite a stir in New York, if they should happen that 'way.' The married ladies are known from the single by painting their lips either green or a bright red, and their teeth a jet black. They are frequently married as young as ten. The Guthre Greys, of Cincinnati, it is said, have tendered their aid to United States Marshal Sifford, in case the present conflict of jurisdiction between the State Court and the United States Circuit Court should assume a serious aspect, which it at present bids fair to. The Sheriff will have to call for volunteers and the militia to protect himself, should the worst come to the worst. 8, An old villain, named Thompson, living on Eighth street, near Broadway, New York, recently made n murderous attack upon his wife, who is a cripple all one side of her being paralyzed. Thompson came home drunk, and his wife reproving him for it, he seized a small hammer and sank it into her skull. The point of the hammer penetrated about half an inch into the bead. He was about repeating the blow when his arm was arrested by a neighbor. .The woman is badly injured, though she is not considered in a dangerous condition. Mr. Palmer, the celebrated w-tilptor, it is stated, will soon enter upon the department of historical sculpture. He is to. piepare for the family of Gov. Marcy a portrait bust of that distinguished statesman; and then a bust of Alexander Hamilton, which he is to mould for tho library of Hamilton Fish. During Mr. Palmer's summer residence at Aurora he lost an interesting child, who bore the name of the sculptor's intimate friend, the gifted painter Church. This artist has drawn, 'n nwvtorium, a picture which represents, npon a calm and placid lake, the setting of a single star. BvThlady- managers Of the Mount Vernon Fund Association deserve much credit for the energy and financial ability displayed in purchasingand paving for the old homestead of Washington. )n the 2d of the month Miss Cunningham, Regent- of the Association tvmsed 57,000 to be paid John A. Washington, being the amount due, with interest of tho first instalment of the purchase money of the Home and Tomb of Washington. Two hew vice-regents have been appointed:' For Wisconsin, Mrs. Martha Mitchell, Milwaukie; aud for Kentucky, Mrs. Rosa Vprtner 'Johnson, Lexington, gg. A Paris letter to an exchange states that a well known lady of fashion from the United States recently appeared at a ball in ! a dress precisely identical with that worn i by her Imperial Majesty in person, jrcat ' was the astonishment and dismav of the court ladies, for it is known that the Empress Eugenie, whose soul appears to 1 e equally divided between her mantau maker and her confessor, insists upon the strictest secrecy being observed a3 to what is destined to adorn her imperial limb. The audacious "citizeness" vied in fashion and novelty wiih the Empress. Xay, worse still, when Her Majesty at last stepped up to her rival, and good naturedly asked '-which dress was to be considered to be most original?'' the American lady was able to reply that this was her "second ' appearance in that character !

A Chtjbch Difficulty. A recent cause of

contention has been sprung among the members of the Catholic Church at Cairo, tho final result of which may be serious. For some time past there has been an effort on foot among some of the members to remove Father M'Cabe, the resident and presiding priest. Monday last the Bishop from Alton came to Cairo, and demanded the church kevs from Father M Cabe, which tüc r atlier reliised to deliver over. Thereupon, the Bishop employed a carpenter to knock the lock from the door and put on a new one, which was done. Father M'Cabe finding protestations useless, secured a writ, and caused the arrest of the Bishop. Tho trial was held yesterday. How it terminated i3 not vet known. Ep, A resolution offered in the House on Wednesday morning to go into the election of State Printer the next day was voted down. - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Macfarland's Metropolitan THEATER-APOLLO HALL. A. MACFARLAND Manager. 1. C. CHENEY Stage Manager. TJSTÄ. J. .TMffJJUJ.VI RE8PECTr fully announces to the citizens of KvansviUe that lie has leased the above Hall for a short season only, for tho purpose of giving a series of lirnt clans Dramatic Entertainments. Fourth night of Miss SALLIE ST. CLAIR. Saturday Evening, Dec. 18th, HONEY MOON. Jt I.IAK V. Miss Salmb ST. CLAtK. DANCE ...JESSIE MACFARLAND. To conclude with the LOAN OF A LOVER. GkutiUok Miss Sai.mr St. Ci.vib. Doors oeu at to 7 ; commence at 7J4 o'clock. Admission 50 ceuts; Gallery 25 rents. declS C- iliU8TM'JsI8 tOMlJvtt. CVR- ' rants. Raisins, Citron and Cranberries, jus received at Yickery Bros., whore they keep a full assortment of all the luxuries as well as the necessa ries of life. Cull at No. 32 Main street, and exam iuo for Yourselves. VICKERY RROS. lit: sir E H"onuiwit of Black aud Green, i V chests and caddies, for sale in quantities tosuit purchasers at declS VJCKJSK IJKU. 3 ' W O M I V l'J.Vi CHEM1BM A,VMM. cinnati llominv and Cheese jnst received at dects ' V1CKERY BROS. WW 2oi k-a assorted. SO do Brads, Finishing Nails, Casing Nail, Spike and W rought Nails. Jnst received by üeclS CHARLES S. WELLS, 13 Jfirst st. M K K,VT i HT H '.J. if. JIJMJtl, JH, JB-P D., resi ectlullv inforniR tho citizens of Kv ansville and Uriuitv tfa-it ho has located here per tnaiiently for the purpose of practicing Danristry in all its branches. His experience has been amide, and tho public may rely ou heving all work properly perlo- med. t.iflice No. i" Main street, under City Gallery. declS jrj'KKilS WAVTJiB.-rft'O HASOS JLM and two txys, to work at Baking, at the patent Broad Bakory, on irat street, near Mam. Good wages and steady work, winter and summer. dec17-t T. E. BRICKLKY. f yat.sH .ntHi rut oe roots .-HUES. XV have just received, ofonrsecond purchase, 2 j0 cases of BOOTS AND SHOES of va. rious qualities. X o li:ie on hand one of the best stocks of Boots and Shoes over brought to tho city, embracing the best makes of New England mannlactorios. Wo have all kinds ol Kip Boots, uith kip hacti, iite riilcht-i lirared, und ouk tanned leather bottom, and would mention the liest niannfacturers' names, whoso uiaki-s wo offer for sale, If it were not for posting up tlio Dealers where to get the best goods. '1 he tf 'tile will nnd our stock up Uiin, on second floor, with no connection with the Dry Goods door below except hTafluiht of stairs. We have o mtto liivm io uin, .i-- M.ikouai! n im stock of desirable goods, and cordially Invtie the trade who want goods, to call and examine our stock betöre purchasing le note. declil KEEN A PRESTÖN. r-B.VJVfVtJJr. 93 RJRRELB J. U. llnhock's Illinois Cider Vinegar for sale. This Quaker Vinegar is so sour, it will Disks a pig squeal to scratch against tho barrel. l.T ealo by KEEN PRESTON. -BÄÄIUI OE ERESH ftOOJt9. t-M have jnst received :i5 packages of our second purchase of Fall and Winter Dry GKds Boot, Vlioes and Hats. We respectfully "invite the Trade to call and examine our siotk and prices, dedfi KEEN PRESTON. lE UI sale bv EM V -50 S. 2. MtRi.ns ' GILBERT A CO. mi TES-H EHJiLS, REST QULMfor sale low to close lot. S. E. GILBERT A CO. declj ify.t'nt.Es1ÜO RÖXES I 8TJ1R EOR ' sale bv S. E. GILBERT A CO. RH'E-XO TIERCES EOR S. E. GILBERT A CO-. W sale by rgTMJW H'JkHROHII 5 O ItO ZEJS tor sale by S. E. GILBERT 6t CO., declö Sycamore street, near Water. rmiEJ ! ti.j r:.i.C M. 5 hf chests common to extra choice Y. II., 5 hf do do do do G. P., .Shi do do do - no Imp., 20 hf do do do do Bk. Ool'g. . The above comprise, all grades of each kind. W e have the best retail lot of Tea in the city, and ouly ask a call toomviure onr friends of the fact. Samples given with plcasiiie, by declö 'Z. II. COOK A SON. 7&RE JVC U M f.'STJ R It, M. Mustard, Choice Olive Oil. Curry I'owdor, Sweet Mujoram, summer Savory, Cocoa Chocolate, Itroma, Ac, I-c. for wile by Z. H. COOK : SON. i90. I .i..BO.X erel, No. 1 1'iokl.d .V. 1 MJCKUerring, No. 1 Scaled and Magdalen Herring. - decio For srile bv Z. H. ;OOK A SON. i RE 817 CJJS' fEJiVItES, ERESH an Strawberries, t resb t an Quinces, Freh Can Green Gages, Preserved Puachee, Do Orangos, Do Pine Apple, Orange Marmalade, Pear do, For sale bv Z. If. COOK A SON. t resli I an Pears, Preserved yuinces. Do Pears, Do ' Leniteis, . StrawlierryJi.ni, Brandy I.uiu-s. lo Peach,. s. iecl.r YTV.tt. STEJ.nER Mt.tTE 8.1 R - K-r&h!&zrCU ET. The steamer KT SarHSSsaSErfecHKT will run regularly daring the V, inter, in the Walaish trade proceeding on each trip as far np the river as tha water and business will justify her in going. The strictest attention will bo paid to tie. wishes and interests t.f shippers. Tier days of departure Ironi Evansvil!.. will boregularly announced in the papers. dclf-3m trt.l.M.'n REEl'ER, WHOIESA LE AJD RETAIL GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE I Se, 13? Posey's Block, EVANSVILLE, IND. G.xids dolttere.l mr part of the cit , free of charge. decl't-lv ME O O R J ' V "V 8 A OME THI. V 1. Just or d-i-13 HARLES S. WELLS. Evansville Commercial College, I W EX ANSV ILLE, IND. This Institution pre- i seilte every inducement to young men wishing to ! acij-.i;re a thoroiigh practical knowlislg of Double- 1 Entry Book Raping, as well us a general Basines ' Education. - This institution has been in successful operation I for over five years. For Catalogues or other par- i ticiliirs, call at the Rooms, or address dei!3-iy JEREMIAH BEHM, Principal. noxAt nnrit tuohas boixss, ta. ! FISHER & BQLUSS, I RJS8 EOV.VIIBR8, EI.VI8HER8, Steam Pipe nnd Gas Fitters, corner of Pine i and First streets, Evansville, Indiana. Respectfully i assure tho public that any onlers entrusted to their ! cin.rj'o in the above branches of business, will be ; exei uted with promptness, and in the first style of workmanslii)T. A variety of Brass work constantly on hand and manufactured to order. Strict attentien paid to Lo- I comotive and 1'istiHery work. Steam Gauges, Gas and Steam Pipes always ready. Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Corper, Brass aud Zinc. dec!3-lyd " fi ä t'OEEEE f 60 8.1 CM 8 60 rutai lour, f ir sale wholesale or rutail. derl 1 OLMSTED & SABIN. .1JE MEJT CUTTERS ! JUST o received a assorted sizes. Also, Sausage Stutters, d, 10 CLARLES S. XVELLS. M91TCHER RWIt'ESii, 6, 7 JJSUI M-B S inch. Also, Butcher Steels, for sale low at derlO CHARLES a. WELLS, 13 First st.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

mrw A'.f T wo.vj; l", um; JL . Mitts fresh trround Sausage. 80 dozen Legs, 3(i0 tts New Honey. OLMSTED & SABIN. decll ÄKJ TJSS ! A J TES ! .' 2t0 pairs assorted, 25c to 54 a pair. 50 pairs !kate Straps. For sale by CHARLES S. WELLS. decll -JL tice is hereby (riven that the undersigned ha been appoiated Administrator, with the w ill annexed, of Dr. James C. Welboru, deceased. The estate of said decedent is believed to be solvent. decll-lOtd ASA IGLEnEART. TO coi MOTHER S.1E 1'OIT UiLi. consult Your family physician von will learn from hiin that Dewees' Carminative is much hotter and safer to give infants than Batenian's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial or Paregoric. It will give instant relief from cholic or iain in tho Stomach. We have the genuine article for sale. SlODUAKil r nioirsu, declO Druggists, No. 17 Main st. jfOl tJH ! CO l' HU ! VO I OH .' WE wish to call the attention of persons afflicted with Ceugha and Colds, to the fact that Dr. Jack son's Cough Syrup is superior to any and all thu quack nostrums that are onereu lor saio. it is maao from a prescription furnished by Dr. Jackson, of Philadelphia, ono of the nest physicians m tnis conutrv. This Syrup has been sed by thousands with the greatest benefit. Try one bettle, aud you will alwavs use it afterwards. For sale.bv STODDARD & THOMPSON, declO Druggists, No. 17 Main at. TTW MM. mas and New Year is coming, the Dry Goods at the store of WM. J. DEL" BLEU, No 43 Mum street, will be sold cheap lor cah, together with the new arrival. Call and see. decltt UMUA M-'OR E.iMll.V I SE M-J loi dozen Etrpf, 10 do Chickens, 300 lbs Strained Honey, SO bbls Apples, 100 bush do, 20 lbs Butter, Squirrels and Babbits. Fur sale bv declO OLMSTED .t SABIN. jrUfT Jjvii tötTi oruers WANTEIll'ntil the first day of January, 1859, I will take City Orders at '.5 cents, and until the first day of March, laö'J, will take Comity Orders at par for Dry Good or old debts. dec!) SAM. EMBICH, 4'.) Main street. jrETEittm"Eii to vmTejlr the MM Books, as no one h.is now any reason to complain of not having had enough time for settling their acconnts I will; on the first day of April, 1SÖ9, oner and sell to tho highest bidder all Book accounts made previous to January. 18."S, if they aro not paid or satisfactorily settled bv that time. dec& SAM EM Iii CH, 4'. Main street. afi OJH TRiMJl I.WS. M IfJfE just received a lot which cannot be lieat in l-ennty or price. SAM. EMBICH, dec9 No. 49 Main street. M-1HRM8T.nj8 HRisT.ti.1 & . a a everybody expects present on the holiday, it will be well to remembor that SAM. EMBICH has been receiving a large assortment of Dax Goods und Nottons which are very suitable for presents, which he is selling very cheap for cash. decll V IR VE i'OR'S VO Tl I E f7,i EER9 sons owning or interestedVi land adjoining the following described tract, are hereby notified that on the 4th day January, 18Ö9, the County Sur veyor ol Xanderburgn county win proceeu to run the lines aud perpetuate the corners of all that part of Fractional Section Fifteen in Township Savin, Sonth of range Ten West, in the Xmccnnes laud district, owned by JOHN MILLEI.. decS-3wd QOVTHERJ' FRV1T, AV. Cy 2i s! oranges, AV. 10 boxes Lemons, 100 Pino Apples, 10 bunches Bananas, 1 bbl Texas Pecans, 3 frails Alinonds, 1 do Brazil Nuts, 200 tbs Figs. Just received this day by Z. 11. i'iiiiK A SON. dec mwOTMCE OE JMPORTMJS'i'E! -Just m roceived, a new stork of Dry Geods. and for sale cheap for cash, at WM. J. HECKLER'S, declO No. 4:1 Main street. ME ,A.VV.N WO RTH A' MH OTHER have roceived anftlhur shipment of desirable (iUKENSXVARE, GLASSWARE, CHINA TEA SETTS. Ac. Also Quite a vai i,:ty of oniamcnlnl and useful articles suitable tor presents for the holidsvs. Cull decH-luidiu HULLING.SWOltTH Jt BI?0. M9L TCHER HJ'A f-'ES 5 O 0C.V M.9 nssorted, from S to 12 inch, just received. de-8 GEO. . SONNTAG. rgVS PLATE, HHEET I BOX, M AO Imx AO Imxes Coke Tin, 100 do Charcoal Tin, 50 do Roofing Tin, 100 bundles assorted Sheet In n, 10 pigs Block Tin, 50 bundles assorted XX'ire. Also Copper Bottoms and Sheet nnd Par Copper ou hand and tor salo by SAMUEL ORK 1 PAIR- PLOW HAXLI.Ei Ä P XJP and for sale bv in store dec7 SAMUEL ORR. MM-ORK CLEARERB.'VmX and Laid. K-st ar--Ä tide, at dec7J CS. XV ELLS. TfjwCA TFORxYcALES.-&lo Beams, Counter M. and Tea Scales, Steelyards, patent Balances, at c7 t, s. WELLS. CHRISTrAM K a ATZ WM. m:iMi7 KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITV FOUNDRY! MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OFSTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw aud Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Guiu ming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane M ills. Tlirnsliig Machines, fcc. EVANSVILLE, INI). rSVlh PROPRIETORS OPTIE CITY POPSJE dry l-g leave to inform their friends ami the public In general, that they am prepared to do II kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING XVoKK. and everything apiiertainiug to the Foundry business. They are manufacturing Stkav Kngisks ami Uoileks ol Hiiy size and power required. Saw Mill Machinery nnd Mill Gearing of any size ; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Thvasliiiig Machines, Malt Mills, Horsepowers, Oorn-shcllei s, Machinery of all Kinds uiade and repaired. Iron anil Brass Castings of every description. Iron Hoiisefrouts, l'..lnr Grates, Arc. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; Hollow XV a re, Dog Irons, c BREWERS, DISTILLERS. RECTIFIERS. Ac, Supplied with e.e-.v description ,.f C..i-, , Sheet Iron XX'orfc, Ilrewing Kettles, Refrigerators, Attemporators, Sparges, Stillliends and Worms 011 an improved principle, l ohiinns for Alcohol stills. Yeast Jugs, Cans. Syphons, -.; Copper, Lead and Iron Pipe; 'oper. Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for beer, pirits. oil, Ji: Brass t'ocks anil ValTes, Steam Whistles, ,ts-. Workmen sent to all mrts to tit up uork aud do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper an. I Shvi I lion Work, Ac. OLD METALS BOUGHT. They ma dealing in and selling Allen's Improved Steam Uauge, XX'ronjrlit Iron welded Pi.s and Tubing, Hijsm Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Ilngliee' Flour Scjirstois. German Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic lieltlnc. Pocking, II ose, ,t-c., of the last kind; Tinplato, Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Meial, Spelter, Fire Bri.-U. They have erery facility ol the liest M ii hiii..i y and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to them, their individual attrntiuli. tilliii ' nnli-i I promptly, warrant hue their work, and aro sati-tied : with reasonable prievs. I Office and Sale Rroni-, No en Main street; I Foundry, Boiler Yr.rd and Machine. Shop on Pino I street, lietween First nnd Second streets, Evansj ville, Indiana. nVc7 1 8. SOU AE4J 8 t 8XO MTE It sizes. TIMOTHY SEED, prsirio new. For sitle bv 100 biiji. t23 ORR, D.V.ELL Co. GtAWH! S.I ll'.."lc:.e Rowland's Mill Saws, 1 case Cast Steel do do. 1 do l.'.'W land s 1.'. S. t'ross Cut do, 25 dozen Hand. Panel and Rip do: 2.S ilo Wood avvs (framed.) Als. lem-n, mmrw ana w eb Saws, at dec C. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. MIOIL CHAIXA casks Coil Chain, assorted, for S Saw Mill and other purposes. For salo con stantly by C. S. WELLS. dec. No. 13 First street. JTIOAL J0'.S Wholesale and retail, at doc7 C. 3. XX-ELL,S,No1lFi.st street. MJRAIX SCOOPS AXD COAL HIÖ VELljFn sMT assortment constantly on hand aud for rale bv dec7 c. S. XV EL I. S PA')ÄXßSAmerican Slates, "" ' ' Oval Schcsril . do new articles, Mate aim Weilar l'encils, Purcussion Caps 5 kinds,) Butcher Knives aud Steels, Can'ing do. Blacking, (Butler's brand.) Locksand Latches, t Eastern price.) Butts and Screws, Tacks and Sparables, Curry Combs and Horse Cards, Augers and Gimblcts. Pocket Bioks and I'ort monaies. . Needles, (Sew'g, Knit'g, Darn'g A Sa. k"gl Pocket Combs aij Thimbles, German and French Harps, Japanned Tinware, full assortment. In short, everything usually kept bv Hardware men, at Cincinnati prices. C. S. WELLS, decT Xo. 1:; First street.

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TB ATEST HOOK TOOTH CROSS CUT SAWS, Mr alwavs on hand and for sale by dec7 " C. S. WELLS, No. 13 First street. "WIK YORKBELTIXG AXD PA CK ISO CO. W I am agent for this Premium Belting aud Pocking. Good stock constantly, aud sold as low as other makers, while the above Company makes the very best article In anv market dec7 C. 8. WELLS, No. 13 First street. gVOPrjSG PRESSES t Letter Copying Books, Do do Brushes. Good assortment constantly on hand and for sals by C. B. WELLS, No. i First street. CjBOVEZ AXD TOXGH STA XDS (Beautiful 9 patterns,) Steel Fire Setts Stands, beautiful patterns. A few more left aud more expected. Also Brass head Shovels and Tongs, Iron do do do, Pokers, Cinder Shovels, c, Ac. For sale bjr C. 8. WELLS. No. 13 First street. VyO AXV SEE THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH ou free exhibition at dec7 DtfBELL A CONYNGTON'S. OUISVILLE WESTERS FARMERS' ALMAnac for 1S.VJ, at dec7 APS I CXPS"TCAPS t FOB CHRIST M. AS A large and splondid assortment Caps, for mon and bovs, latest styles, just received per Express by VAUTIER A MARCONNIER, dec7 No. 39 Malu street. AfUXL'ltlESbags prime CofTeo, 10 tierces Bice, 20 boxes Starch, 40 boxes Star Candles, 70 boxes Raisins, 50 boxes Soap, 20 boxes Ciothes Pius, 50 dozen Brooms, 50 dozen Washboards, 60 drums Figs, 10 boxes gr'nd Coflse, 30 doz Bed Cords. For sale by ORB, DALZELL CO. OS c7 ORR, DALZKLL f CO. dCSDKlEi pi it Peas, Pearl Barley, Pickled Herring, Hominy. 50 tacks super. Flour, Butter Fiikiua, Wrapping Twine, Market Baskets, Loaf Sugar, Almonds, M. II. Raisins, Pepper Sauce. Pic.kuls, Mustard, Baking Powders, Tomato Catsups. tc. For sal at OLMSTED tt SARIN'S. 'WW-900OW0RK EOR BUGGlt.ti Alilf itrAtiWW UNS A complete assortment of Hubs, Fel loes, Spokes, Shafts, Bows, Ac, for salo by dec7 SAMUEL ORR. fe OME THI.'t4 .VjBW 3000 choice Buckwheat Elour, 200 bushels Pennsylvania Oats. Just received and for salo bv decij TICKERY BROS. KEMOJk'ltS A' w for sale cheap, to close consignment, at decG V ICKER Y BROS. MRE8tr EEJCHKS300 C.4WS JL Fresh Peaches received on consignment and for sale by dec4 PRESTON BROS. &1EJS O.V. OL E X VX VR1EHTEJ'rierloins. Sausage Meat, Sparo Ribs, Pigs' Feet, Ac, fresh every dav, for sale at our Pork House, corner Locust street and Vpper Market. doc3 GEORGE FOSTER CO Mm Mm g JLU8. OE V'E.VM80J'f Ml r 2 bbls Orauees, 50 bnshels Onions. For sale at Z. U. COOK A SON'S. dec2 MM-MCKEU MOSB5 11.1 1. KH EOR M. sale to arrive, by S. E. GILBERT 4 CO., Sycamire street, near Water. dcc2 IF mWITE ElttH-00 WHOLE half barrels, best quality, for sale by dec2 S. E. GILBERT A CO. TFMRE C RM CK ER 8 0 UOXE8 OE old Chop, for salo by dec2 S. E. GILBERT A CO TT0 PORK EJCBERSr-1000 8K8. M . Alum Salt, in fine older, for sale by dec! SAMUEL ORR (kv TOJt Jß AiiU A' THOMPSON, SVC s5 r essoin to Haliock A Stoddard, wholesale dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Glass, Glass ware, fc, have jnst roceived large additions to their stock, aud are now prepared to furnish Physicians and Storekeepers with overy article in their line, at reduced prices. Having mauo purcuasas exciu sivclv for cash, and by the package, can offer in ducements to buyers greater than ever before. Also, a large and varied assortment of PA GUERLEOTYPE AND AMBROTYPK STOCK consisting of Cameras, Chemicals, Cases, and every article reyuirdjartists. non oxplosive Btirniug Fluid, for sale by tha barrel or at. retail. Cojl Oil constantly on hand, with a large assortment of Fluid and Oil Lamps. Orders from Artists and Storekeepers promptly attended to, at tho same prlcea as though they attended perecnally. Particular attention paid to packing and forwarding promptly. STODDARD THOMPSON, dcc4 No. 17 Main street. t am da t UH- choice cheeskm9 KM XM ,'s Imshels Sweet Potatoes, 5O0 do Irish do. In store and for sale bv decii VICKERY BROS. R 8PORT8MEJW JV8T REM cer ved 3 dozon superior Rifles. 2 do double-barreled Shot Guns, 3 do Bingle do do, 1 do Revolvers, ass'd makers, 2 do Pistols, do do, 2 gross Gun Wads, ass'd, 2 50,000 Percussion Caps. Shot Belts, Pouches, Powder Flasks. Besides large variety of Guu Trimmings. del u0. 8. SONNTAG. TO M THE 11 II IE 8 tiEJTLEMEN OF EX ANSYILLK. I ani ODenimr on Third street, in the room adjoining the Crescent City Bank, a beautiful assortment of Jewtluv and ! Fancy Articles, including Bings, Bracelets, BreastI pins, Gold Chains, Gold and Silver XX'atches, Pearl, Lava, and Gold Stone Sets comtilnte. all of the finest fc'relictl lllunilfülllM mid i.f ttin in.. awiA ........ fashionable styles, selected with groat care and taste. 1 A LSu Silver Tea Service, Silver Knives aud j Forks, Silver Fish Knives, Silver Goblets, Silver 1 'ream Pitchers. Silver Fruit Huskata- Kilver IT minus, tsiiver vastor manas, uou ami silver Thini bles, Gold Pens and Holders. Silver Pen Holders. Opera Glasses, Spectacles, Paper Holders, Toilet Mirrors, Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Letter Holders, Paper Cutters, Pocket Books, Port Monaies, Port Folios, Card Cases, if-c. Plain nnd Fancy Whalebone and Bamboo Canes, Gold and Silver Mounted Bovolvers, several patents. Also Collars, Undnrsleoves, Kllk Stockings, Gloves, French Embroideries, Silk Dress Patterns, and a great variety of elegant articles suitable for Laj uies anu iietitiemeu Hear. Allot which I am off'er- ! lug for sale, or tioA, ut Greatly Reduced Price, as I my object is to close them out 'at once. To those j wishing to provide beautiful and valuable present i for the Holidays, no better opportunity was e-or ; offered. j decl-lm ROSINA SMITH. ' I EL S-l-XTA H U. C. KELLER WILL W W pay cash for City Orders for a few dura nnlv. ' Call st No. 32 Main street. decl-lm j i giECO.Yn STREET ME JIT SHOP. ; 5 JEREMIAH BONN has opened a Meat Shop I , on Second street, near Main, aud opposite Rev. Mr. i ; MrCarer'a Church for the accomuodatioa of his i customers during the winter. He will keep ou hand i ; at all hours, trotn the close of the morning market i ; till evening, a supply of the choicest Meats, which j 1 ho will cut to suit the purse and tastes of every I class of buyers. By leaving their orders at the shop, families will have their Meats wdertod for them 1 and sent to their houses. H will keep a supply of ', superior Lard lor family use, and he puts up San- i sage Ment, n,lilcS he will warrant to I made in a j manner not to cHend the most fastidious house. . i'"o noY30-tf j s TJI. rs ti M- Klf.rt u.VIIER. JS'EWm BEltt; & CLEMENT have fcrok down thol l F.ie ..Hceof Pin- I ...,h j .. :m . .:: " " -r.- . . - ...... .,, , , Mill, in I.V. 1 1 , 1 II U to keep them down. They have now on hand over l,tii,Oi0 feet of all kinds, which must be sold bv the 1st of April next, to mako room for a new stock in the Spring. Onr slock now is full and complete and well seasoned, and wo can, will, and do sell lower than ever tssfore. Rememls?rthe now Lnml-er Yard, corner of Slain and Eighth streets, Evansville, Indiana. nev30 j . dm Mm CJ V OE ItELJtWJRE M M IW.hes, A No. 1. ltiinnng t luld, Pino Apple Cheese, Citron, Cranberries, Raisins, Buckwheat Flour, Onions, Pumpkins , and Potatoes. ' For sale at "oy3" Z. H. COOK & SON'S. $ti'"ii'tT!8 A" HOUUE, (Successors S to B. S. Howard,) Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No. 4 Water street, near Main, Evansville, Indiana. , I I.ilorl advances made ou consignments to New Orleans. R. C. SLAI-OIITEH...G. O. SlAV0KTr.H...WM. hodoe. jb uov:io-lvd WMEMOVMLJVEW EIRM.OLM- ! "tJt Slt-D SABIN havn. removed their stock ; of Groceries to the Stonk Fbost Bciloiko, lately occupied by H. Gumberts next door to the old ' stand of XX heeler i- Riggs where they will con- : stantly keep a large and full assortment of Grocer- ; les for the wholesale or retuil trade. nov27 1 If I.X7IOW WW GLASS La A.XV SH n U i-M8K GLASS Lal'ire sizes, from $4.v:tf) ti 2vAS with a lar-re assortment of smaller sizes McCully's brand, at STODDARD t THOMPSON'S, doc 17 Maiu street.

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THE OLD AND RELIABLK PAPKR, EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL. full at d accurate reports of the state of the Markets, and the very latest current newt of th day. ALL THE NEWS Furnished to the Associated Press is promptly laid before the Readers of the Journal ONE AND A HALF DAYS IX ADVANCE of the Cincinnati papers. An excitiug Session of Cengress is now be lüg held, and all anxious to hear elaborate re ports of the proceedings, should avail themselves of this opportunity, and subscribe for Th Joubxax. The terms for the DAILY JOCBSAL aro Si 00 per year, and 2 50 for six months, ix adtasc ; or 10 cents per week, if paid to the Carriers. A careful summary of the doings of the LegI at are will bo made up for every paper, la short, a condensed view f f all that is going on in the Universe, will be furnished onr readers every dav. dec JIMIRRMJ'K8' M hand a supply of 8CJ&E8.V10 hare on 8 O sr S 3 5 W I 3 ,.h VÖ 0 1 03 0 Wo can also furnish TRACK SCALES of any capacity. These Scales are from the manufactory of E. T. FAIRBANKS CO., St. Johnsbnrg, Varuiont. Every Scale is tested and sealed, and warranted correct. For testimonials we refer to tha thousands of person's using them. HKRNIIROOK fc CO., Agents, nov2l Water street, Kvansrllle. Tr J TE8-iiTjpRJii8 REstqrJLiJJLP tv, lor sale low by S. E. GILREBT A CO., nov27 Sycamore street, near Water. WiV 8TORE ,1J H EOR 8MI.E JL Mackerel, No. 1 ; Do do 2 ; Starch; Soda; Saleratus ; Sup. C. Soda ; Raisins; Candles Star, Opal, Tallow ; Woodou ''.X are, Baskets, fa. nov27 OLMSTED t 8ABIK. Jfpj'K VO Tf.CE. THE MJWl'J& MM meeting of the stockholders tnlba Branch at Evansville ot the Bank ol the State of Indiana, will be hold at the Banking House in Evansville, oa Tuesday, January 4th, lotween the hour! of 10 o'clock a. M. and 3 o'clock p. M.,w hen a statement of tha condition of the Br;i h w ill be submitted, and an election will be hold f t five Director! to terra tho ensuing year. By order of the Board of Directors. SAMUEL BAYARD, nov27-diwto Cashier. Sail and Awning Maker and Rigger. T WOUJLII RESPECTEPLLIT WML form the public th it I have opened a Ball and Rigging loft, In tho 3rd story of J. O. Vonneman'a Rope store, and will pnnctnally attend to all orders in my line. I keep Tarpaulins constantly on hand for sale, and will manufacture Sails, sfwnings, XX'agOB Cot-iv--'i --i i.Äi-toat notice. Orders respectlully oucitm w w ift j. j. Yeuneman's Rope store, i st my room, third ttory Ropes neatly spliced. nov27-3md CHARLES EVERT. IIKW SIAK-1U HHUs. 0S W new Sugar just received by JPH1UB nov23 WHEELER A RIOOS. rUXEM PMPER, WRM PPJJVd PMM poroud Könnet Boards 500 bundles for sale by S. E. GILBERT CO., "027 Sycamore street, near Water. Tfir Z'-V. JT LESS THMJV ml IM. New York prices. Don't foraet that L iliell d- Coiiyngron put al the 3 Magazine at $2 10 by. tue year. nouet 71WORK WESTERA RESERVE WIM BUTXERton KHK)1;. Dounds of Western .osorve uuiter 01 extra quality Just come, and a leetle better than the IOC" I lh lot, at u)v23 Z. 11. COOK A SON'S. fM tREELEU A 11HJ61 8, WHOLE' W w salo Dealers in Groceries, Produce, Kalla, Window Glass, Glassware, Ac, No. 17 North first street, corner Sycamore, Evansville, Ind. K. E. W'HEF.t.KQ JAM4 D. KI0U. nov23 Tt . ' - g i LX88 WARE. M Flasks; -a 5 UOXE8 PtJT 2f boxos yt Pint Flasks; 15 do Quart do; 00 do assorted Glass Jars; 60 do do do Tumblers. Just receivo 1 per steamer Cambridge City, and for sale by nuv23 WHEELER A KIGOS. Wt A.yit TIRHBO DOZHJS' Mm Buckets, Blue and Bed; 50 dozen Buckets, Red; 35 do do Rlne and Qreeo; 25, do d Fancy; 20 do hf do do; 20 do No. 1 Tubs; 2'. do do 2 do; 10 do do 3 do; 25 (3) Neat . do; 15 () Nest do; , 10 dozen Commnu Half Bashots; 15 do Iron Bound do; 50 do Wa.sU- Board; 7-5 do Rroom.s; S50 reams ass'd Wrapping Paper. Received aud for sale cheap by WHEELER A BIG;S, No. 17, Pov23 t.sjrner First aud Sycamore sts. Iff i HV8UEL8 PIJTK JKi'E PÖZ " " tatoes, Turnijis, Whits Beans, Herringdried and pickled: 42 raddles Tea ; C chests do. ' For sale by ""27 OLMSTED A SABIN. V I L. S A S U GLAS S-RECEIVKIJ w per steamer "Moderator" I kegs 2d Nails, 40 do 41 do; . 40 do ;d !,; T5 do S.I do; 50 do 101 do; 20 do 12d do; 15 do IM do; 2Ä do 2fH do; 4-V) boxes 8x10 (ilass; . 50 do 10x12 do; 20 do Ea 10x14, 10x15 awtlOrt ror sale clieap by W HEELER KIOG8. nov2J o.47. Cor. First and Sycamore at. "JWlIEEliKR &, HIGbs REMOV i nf Pir.t ,1 .4 i,Z..1""'7T:. - - i ". e nave removeu to'Ko. 17, corner ! u..un"- ".uJluZZ':y X""' ! "e. ,, op . Dement leie. nov23 XVUEELEB4 RIGGtt. MC8T REt EI t'EIt IOO RJIiia RIO 9M Coffee; 60 pocketts Java Coffee: 150 cattys Imp. and G. P 75 do do do do 10 half Chests G. P. 15 do do Imp. 10 do do Y. II. 0 do do Black Tea, 12 Flfilb aa; do, 6 Iba each; do; do; do; do; For sale cheap by WHEELER. A RTfina nov23 No. i7, Cor. First and Sycamore tti. i "Vi'JtT MECEirU.lt j J 50 boxes W. R. Cheese. ; , 60 do choice Hamborg do; 75 dozen Hemp Bedcords; 25 gross Bonnet Boards; j 500,000 G. D. Gun Caps; 500,000 S. B. do; 50 bales Cannelton No. I Battins; 75 coils V in. luauilla Rope; 60 do do do do; 25 do 54 do Jute do; - 50 do j do do . do, 0 do do Hemp do. In store and for sale by nov23 WHEELER & BIQG8. 159 POUNiBs PRIME NEW Geese Feathers; WJO pouuds 9. C. Soda in and lib papers; 100 do pnre Cream Tartar; 60 dozen assorted Blacking; 6 do large 3 hooped Tubs; 10 do assorted Buckets; 20 do small and medium sized Tubs. Jnst received and for sale bv oov23 Z." II. COOK A SON MM Eli COR It 8. IOO " EM CRM E MM Cotton, Hemp, and Manilla, iu dozens or on erels. Jnst received and for sale by sept23 . GILBERT BOWLES.

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