Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

directory, which viii enable purchasers readily
to ind the places where they will be most likely
to find best assortments on the most liberal
), terms;
Fashionable Hats.-R. L. Melville, opposite
the Planters House, No 43, North Fousth
street; Corinthian Hall, 279 Broadway; Booth,
Drake & Conn, l55 Main street.
Sores and HoLlotp, Wdre.-eI3uck s. Wright.
F2o9 Main street, opposite Missouri Hotel; j. II.
Lighter, 1873 North Main Street.
Spirit Gas, Chemical OIL, Sc.-S. Sillwell,
Sign of the Golden Barrel, 80 Olive street, be-
tween second and third streets.
! Trunk .Mangfacftfers-s. F. STEAMERS, 49
Chestnut street, A. B. Lathrop & Co., Principal
Depot, go Third street, Branch "a Vine street.
GINS and sporting .4Pparatus.--H. Z. Dmick
s. Co., AZ North Main street.
Carriage .Mangfaetprer.-D @ T. Card ,6S
Third street. g
I daguerrean Artists. -FRzgiooon, y . j, Fourth
and Market streets; Dobyn s Co, corner Fourth
and Chestnut Streets, Rand, ST. Fourth street, OPP
/ Posic AlduteI Rouse. "a q
FlvnitTe.-Scarritt& Mason, 60 Washington
] Avenue, between second ana third streets; w.
Lightcap, LAP, corner of second street and Wash
ington Avenue; 7. F. Wightman, corner second
and Pine streets. y,
Foundries. -Kingsiand & Lightner, on Broad
wdy;, Kingsland & Ferguson, 2o4 and 2o6 second
ttstree.;SJ. A Ross, POP, North second street;
Gaty, McCune & Co., Main and second streets,
between Morgan s. Cherry; Clark, -Renrrew &
Co., Corner of Main and Biddle' streets.
Pump .Nanufactory.-Beard & Brothers ,,66
Locust street.
Regalia .Mungfact,Tr.-AR einbold, 40 Ches-
nut street, between Second and Third streets.
COysctioner.-S. H. Bailey, Corner of Pine
and second streets, one square below Monroe
House. roo
Wire FactOry.-Sleeper & Bacon, SO Market
street, between second and Third.
Soap, Oil and CaadIes.-W. M. Brown, 24o
North Main street.
Dry GoodS.-Brownlee Homer s. Co., IS
Main street; Doan, King &Co., l3l and 1913
Main street.
Hardware end CtaIe1y.-R. P. Perry, & Co.,
7 sc Main street, Henry Miller, l57 Main street.
Fancy and Variety Goods.-Wolf & Hoppe,
SO, Main street.
Clothing. Webster, Marsh s. Co.. l76 North
Main street between Washington Avenue and
Green; Lewis NJ. Levy, -lO4 Main street,
northwest corner Locust.
SGddlry HardVare.--Burlis s, Brother, III
Main street, between Locust and Vine.
= Umbrellas, Sc.-Hnd s. Henderson, 1856 Main
street.
Sa~s and Floor Scales.2Lee, Gage s Co..
Sc Main street.
Booksellers and Statioaers.--F Fisher & Bennett,
SO Main street 20
Hides, Leather, S.c.-Robnson, Waller &
Coles, SO second street, between Locust and
Olive. 81
'Ready-.hade Li'e'l, GlOocs, Hosiery, Sc Gill
& Brother, ,l22 Main street, between Locust
and Vine.
Groceries, Liquors, 81. Edward Eggors, I7s
Main street
Watches, Jerrelry, S'c.-Cook s. Co., Al Mar
ket Street, north side, near Main.
NIL .Naterials.-G, & G. Todd, PIT North |,
Main street.
Druggists. Francis Walton & Co., Is Main
street, between Market and Chestnut.
YAcH4 "AMER1cA. The, Buffalo CONNER.
'ial notices the fact that the nAmerica" owas ]
but ''seccnd class''cves in our waters-sbe
laying been beaten by the, maria" and relates
he following anecdotes
owe heard of circumstance somewhat sim
ar to the late yacht race that occurred in the .
Mediterranean few years ago. A down cast !
'chooner, named Jenima, in making the run }
rom Massena TO Gibralter, fell in with crack :
'essel belonging to the Royal Yacht Club.5 The 7
Vlnd was fair, and the Englishman SQUARED .
Way fora race. Jonathan packed on all tbeafI
an$ss he could muster, and the result was bo :
eat the yacht at least a knot an hour all tbo 80
o cGibralter. When the Englishman reached !.
here he waited on the Yankee 10 exnrass ~ y
urPrise and chagrin-afirming at The same ?
lme That his vessel had never before been heat :
n Jest like my Jemima, said Jonathan. she y
ever beat notbin' afore.'" u
"A BEAUTIFUL CHARAoTkR.-.The late Mrs HI
lara Crlttenden, wife of Hon. John ]. Crilten.i
en- was woman of~fare attainments, which Isl
lended with the Christian graces, made char, OF
oter rarely equalled. The editor of the pres NJ
yteTlan Herald Gays she was long member of b
lie Presbyterian Church, and amid ali the So vC
lolve- SCENES through which she was called 10 W
ass she ever maintained her Christian char,c, fir
II 9ntarnished. Lord Morpeth, an his yisit th
this country remarked tbot r. = - ''Slt sal