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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-03

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
YESTERDAY,
At the Bookstore of ]. W. RANDOLPH 12l Main street.
70'e ss u 0 g S0' 81
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a. AA REWARD.-Ran away from the

500 SaAan mokpA sysy b r@s,s the
ny last, negro JOHN He is black about SO years of
age grey hair, and has but few front teeth He about
feet 10 or II inches high, stout, able bodied fellow,
aud makes much pretenson to religion. bought him
about year since OF Mr.. James Z. Dealon in Rich
mond, and he had been employed in and about that
city, until shortly before bought him, when he work.
ed in a coal mine. He has perhaps made his way to
Richmond, which he succeeded in reaching on one of
his runaway excursions. His clothing was red fan
mel shirt, witt "a cotton it, sanett coat and
pantaloons. will pay the above reward if taken so
miles from home or fifty dollars if any less distance
and brought home. ]. WALKER.
Williamsburg, March l9th 1851.
NH 22-d4teoSt eff
HERRINGS.-l0O bbs No. clipt Herrings, re.
IL ceiving, for sale by
my 81 II. w. TYLER.
NEW ORLEANS sUGARs.-lO hhdsin store
~ and for sale by
my3l FRY e. McCANDLISH.
INANCY BAREGES.-As small lot offancy b.
H. reyes selling of cheap TO close at
w. ]. SWORDS,
my3l 225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill,
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NREAT EXCITEMENT !-HANDsOME

REAT EXCITEME NT !-HANDSOME
u DRESS GOODS.-MoNDAy, June ID, 1851
have Just returned from second trip the Northern
amarkets, and have been enabled to buy of the
choicest Dress Goods at half of the importation
price, and willing to offer bargains in the following
Goods:
Rich fancy Grenadine, or Donna Marias
Broche Grenadine, silk Tissues, plain Berages
Chene Berages, rich Berage de LANES
Superfine Lawns and Organdines
Plain black and figured Silks, rich Parasos
Handsome Fans, figured Swiss Muslins
Rich Undersleeves, Bonnet Ribbons, Ginghams
Grass Skirts, handsome Collars
Swiss and cambria Edgings
Superine pocket Hdkis, at low price
Twisted silk Mitts Irish Linens, bleached Cottons
And many other articles usual for Dry Goods store
Those III of the above Goods will find it their
advantage to call at No. Al Main street.
je AUGUSTUS MAILERT.
r AWNS, LAWNS.-A large stock of new pat
Ia tern Lawns from cd per yard to finest for sale at
w. J. SWORDS,
my 81 225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill.
NIEW CALICOES AT la CTS.-A lot
~ of new style Prints fast coors, Just to hand and
| for sale at the low price of64 cts. at
VIM. J., SWORDS,
my 80 225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill.
DRO BONO PUBLICO.-You can get fine
L DAGUERREOTYPE in case, for $3.50, at No.
! 354, Main st.
my 2-3m JOHN A. EOVYER.
! DONNETS, RIBBONS, &c.-As the season
ID is advancing. will close out my stock OF Bon
nets, Ribbons and Trimmings at REDUCED prices Call
| for bargains VIM j. SWORDS,
| my 81 225 Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
IOA WELL BROKEN MULES, for sale
l~9H Apply at this office. my 2o-H
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

FAIR AT THE BROOK CHURCH.-A Fair
will be held at the Brook Church by the Ladies ofthe
neighborhood Friday, Saturday, Monday, and Tues
on the Church recently built on the site OF the Brook
School House, on the Book Turnpike, miles from
Richmond
variety Of useful and fancy articles will be offered
for saIe and Refreshments embracing the choicest de-
cacer OF the season, will be served ia style please
the most tastidious
GV 1t being pleasant drive, and the object ofthe
Fair being commendabe the ladies' hope to rec Give
the liberal patronage ofther friends in both City and
County. je 3-3t.
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UNJUST SALE.-KEAL ESTATE.-On
IL TUESDAY, LIST July next, on the premises at
o'clock, T. M, will sell under deed of trust, ex-
ecued to me by Cornelius O'Connell, duly recorded
in the Hastings Court Of the city of Richmond, Lot
with two brick tenemens and framed kitchen, lying
and being on Valley or Seventeenth street. east side
The lot fronts 80 feet inches, running back lis feet.
MICHAEL O'NEIL, Trustee
Sale conducted by ALEX. NorT Auct. my 90
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TO WESTERN MERcEANTsl

TET h would respectfully call the attention of Dry
w Goods dealers in lndiann, to our present and
forthcoming stock OF Spring and Summer Dry
Goods.
Having made arrangements Tor large increase
of trade this Spring, shall be prepared at an
early day TO exhibit at our old stand, No. ii Pearl
street, every description of Foreign ane Domestic
Dry Goods wanted tor Western sales, and atprlces
that we feel confident will be approved. We es-
pecially solicit an examination OF our extensive
Print Department; Having determined TO exclude
from our stock all spurious colored Prints, we shall
keep only such as The derrimack, COcheco, w ash
ingion, Globe, American, Sprague and Philip Al,
lens branded goods, embracing the newest and
most desirable styles.
Our sock of American Cotton Goods is unusu-
ally large and will be sold at small advance tor
cash or approved pdTer.
We solicit call and examination OF our stock
by merchants visiting this market.
BLACHLY " SIMPSON,
feblO I'm No ii Pearl IT., Cincinnati, U.
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RAILROAD CALL.

IT is ORDERED bv the Board OF Directors Tor
i the Evansville & Illinois Railroad Company,
that call OF S5 % per share II all stock in the
Company no, paid out be paid as lows: BY
all Stockholders now o. late residing in Wander
burgh county In, and oil Stockholders non res-
iden, in The Stale payable at the Office Of The Ev
ansville Insurance Company, in Evansville, Ia,
on Monday The 5th dav OF May, A. ID. 1851, be-
tween the hours OF 10 A. NJ. audi p. NJ; and that
all arTearaees on calls heretofore made and I'M
paid, be now declared due and payable from the
above described stockholders at the same time
and place. e
And ih.t call Of - GO per share on all stock
not paid ogi, be made payable by all stockholders
now or lac residents OF Gibson county Ind, at
the Office of Sam'l Hall, President IT said Gem
pany, in Princeton, onthe same day and between
the same hours.
And that all arrearages on calls heretofore
made and unpaid on and by stockholders now or
late residents OF Gibson county. be declared pay
able al the said Office OF the President, on the
same day and between the same hours.
JOHN INGLE ia.
aplO-dlw3 S.c'Iy L. & Ill. X. Il. Co.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

VINE want vi au aD.e teacder vi that most cs.
Il sential part Oi a polite education, has long
since been greatly iet la this community. The ha-
Gles ani gentlemen Ut Evansville IRE INV offered
the opportunity 80 long Wshed Tor. Mir Alrxan-
der CnOmel intends, 10 meeting with sufficient eR-
cOHragemeut, 10 lax hsIe us residence. Beng .
native Oi France. an lavlnL received 4 classical
education he IS NOT oLiy able 10 give tall KNOW
edge OF us rul"s, Gat Il communicating ~ re an
Correct pronunciation -contributIng SO mach To
make pupils tally appreciate the beauty. sottuCss
and dellcHcy OF that universally spoken language.
Patronage ex0ectei iOm the LEANED protest Gu.
ReiereGce-kCv. y. Deydier.
He may be seen 81 the Pentico-t House.
nDl2-Iw~
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New Fall and Winter GCcdS.
ID. &. ANDERSON,


ION First street, first door 6cLtv Post O6!ce)
HAS Just received, and Is now opening large
Il assor ment OF fashionable goods, suited 10 the
FALL. WINTER TRADE. consisting IN part OF Blk.
blue, green, olive, claret and brown
French. Germag, & American Cloths.
twiied aud plain. Also, great variety OF
OyercOatings,
German beavers, super blue and drab Kerseys, blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, &.
French and German
Black DOeSkius,
Wool and piece black Cassmers of every quality,
fancy Cassimers and DOeskinS OF the latest and
most fashionable style.
EESTINGS,
Elegant style London Cashmeres and Valentines,
plain silk Velvet Vestirgs hguIed and plain blk
Satln and silk do,
Taiiors' Trimmings,
OF every description; super wool Innings for over
coats, plain and figured alpaca serges, mohair us-
tres, sc.
aJ-'lhe attention ofm, customers, and the public
generally, is invited to examinatIo OF the ABOVE
goods, which have been selected with great care,
and will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments OF every description made-to order, in
the very best manner, and warranted 10 m.
decl-u
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOops
Il & e = l. y VI II


Main ST., p door below Third, Louisville, Nv.
NJ E ore recei ing our sp-rg ana summer goods
w making our took full and well assorted part
OF which consists Of
loo bales "A, ; and o. brown Cotton;
90 do -, rs and ~ Ticking;
30 do bTown and blue dTi!lings;
Is do 81 aad IL Osnaturgs;
- do Shifting and Stripes;
loo ca-es new style Prints;
50 DO b.eacLed Cotton;
20 90 do Drilling;
u DO COttOnade and penims;
s do black and fancy Lawn;
10 do solid and PLAID GinghanI;
10 DO Blk and cold CamAucs and Selcias;
do aprOa and shirtIng Check;
do irish iinens and hollands;
do French slate Linen;
81 p'ccs blac anl ilucy Cloths;
% do do aud fancy Cashmere;
10 do Saiaet, Fwede and leans:
loo do Drap d'Ete and Cucen's cloth;
80 do back and fancy lusires;
a. do new sry,e Nous d'i.aines;
10 do silk, satin aud cotton Veslings;
6O do do aai worst"d Seiges;
Go DO C1norIc, jGcOneI ana Swiss Muslin /;
1901 Go Bonnet. Cap aud Maniua Ribbons;
1000 dozen cotton hose aud gloves.
l2OO brown ald 5lelcled taue-clotiis;
Camlets, cham5Tevs, nankeens, wadding, diapers;
wool anu cotton Hlnnei canvas; padding. silk and
cotton Vcivets; velvet cord; white and black ne Is;
baTeseS; crapcs; laces; bindings; kid gloves; Lam
caster quilts umbrellas; parasos; silk and cotton
cravats and handkerchief COS BIS; 'ispenders.
thread buttors: NEEDLES, &,c. All If whic we will
sell cheap. w reSoestiuily invite 49,, ..,eniion OF
our Oh customers aud country merchants general
iy. lmhlYd2awiI 4. * f. SLEVlN
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The Washington Monument!

II He subscriber has been appointed an Agent
4 TOR the collection of funds for 10. Washington
Monument. The corner stone OF this Monument
was laid on the llh OF July 1913. since which The
has been pressed with great energy ,ano is row
upwards Of 50 ieet in height. Ii is intended TO be
$40 ieetin .eig8t-hgher than ary other ediiice IN
in the known world, aud to be .uilt entirely by the
voluntary contributions OF the American people
Nearly every State. and many Societies, nave iur-
nished aeh block, n memcnto 10 De incnrpora-
ted in the structure. The site occupies space OF
about thirty acres, granted by Congress. It Is in
view of Mount Vernon. where now Tepose the
ashes of the immortal Chic'.
Each contributor to the amouui Of Che Dollar, or
upwards, viii be furnished with splendid
graved certificate, exhibiting view OF the naked
Obelisk. and also OF The Monument comp.ie. with
the Pantheon, signed by Elisha whiiilesey. gem
era agent: and countersigned by H. Taylor, Pfes't,
nd Geo. WatteTs0n ,Sec'ly 81 the Washington Mon
ument Association.
We hear great deal about patriotism and vene-
ration Ter the memory OF Wash agton-here Is an
opportunity 10 show dollars worth O! II
" BROWN BUTLER
Evansville, March 20, ISL.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

TNHE Stockholders of the Evansville Insurance
Il Company are hereby notified that the time tor
paying their five dollars per share and securing
their stock by mortgages on real estate has been
extended TO the Odd OF April Ill stock upon when
five doll ars per share has been paid and secured
by mortgage on real estate, on or before the sd
day of April, will be forfeited. Blank mortgages
can be had al the office oil the Company.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
apl2-tt WIN. a. PAGE, Sec'ty.
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TO COUNTRY MERCYiNTS.
1000 CASES OF BOOTS AND SE7CES.
W.T. Ia Ueaicrs suppned at Tue fOIowing

POO do pump sole Kip Bouts lex lg'ih) At so 80
100 doz do no iAIp Boots att. 2i.0O
lO1 pairs fine intuition s;ich ShJes.. LOS
We are constantly manufacturing twelve humid
rel pair o Boots per week, kceping one hundred and
;eveniy-tge hJnds employed, ANA can I'll orders al
any time al the shortest no,ice Country Dealers
III lr stock o. the manufacturer, Instead oi payln
the merchant S2j per case for the same KIM OF
Boots that We sell for SSl. We are now supplying
some OF the ia,ges dealers in ST. Louis and Louis
vile. and have been TOR the last two years. Our
Boots have given good satisfaction, and all goods
sold by as warranted 10 do 50. Dealers, by calling
at NO Pear! street. or at the manu- actory, on the
corner OF Sycamore and Columbia sis, Tin Clay
TONS bGndlnglcan examine the goods and Judge Tor
same Kind OF boots be bought in New Yora or
Boston. Wa are now receiving large stock OF
Shoes, which will be sold equally n low.
As II is idle and deusive - hope for large profits
the general dIiusiOn OF in diligence, and tue easy
and rapid communication between city dealers and
country merchants, renders extensive and regular
trade on the cli bls;s u small sa les and large prof.
its. utterly impossible; therefore we have adopted
the motto, large sales aud small profits believing
by trading Oh this principle we can draw large
snare OF the trade which has usually gone last, To
Cincinnati, and thereby save 10 TO 20 per cent to
the Country Merchant.
$S-Lsather bought at al times Tor cash or taken
N exchange for boots Shoes.
FlLLEY & CHAPLIN.
Cinc;nna'i, Nov. 2i.-febl0ol-lyrd
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CiNclaaArI, Feb 18th. 1851.
This is to certify tina my sister, Mary g. Belman.
was attacked with disease In her nip more than
years ago which rendered her SO utterly helpless
that she was compelled 10 keep her bed. AL hopes
OF her recovery were despaited Oh Some OF the
mos; eminent physicians OF CoviDgion a nd Clncln
nau att nded her, all OF whom declared her case a
hopeless one. Passing by Or. Howe's Depot, an
idea suggested itself, that to Try one bottle Of his
Shaker Sarsaparila could do no harm. According
y purchased one bottle, and before its contents
entirely used she received benefit was IN
duced to Try another, and another; before the last
was used she was nearly recovered Now she has
no pain. can walk, and has the entire use OF her
limbs. To Ilowe's Shaker Sarsaparllla we attn
bate this effective cure. Ii is but few months
(Slrned:) C.BELMAN.
FCincinra,i Daily Commercial.
Remember this wonderful and astonishing cur
was effected by the IA &c OF three bottles only Oi DR
HOWEiS SHAKER SASSAPAklLLA.
The great Spring and summer Medicine.
II purifcs Tie Bio0d aa,i pyercnts disease.
II as tie oaty SarsapariIG ttqt acts 3FOn The liz
or, kidneys, and bLoOd at tie same ttme, arhaeh rem
Sers Il oltOgetier no,c rauabte 10 erery one, par
ticalarIy females.
Or. Mnsser, Professor in tie Ohio Medical Col
segc, says the Shaker preparations truly ratua-
bic. and recommends item to tae public.
No Mercury 40 Mineral, Poisonous Drugs
IN the Shaker .SdrSoPG'liLa.
REMEMBER
" is TarY0rtcd 10 bc
PURELY &. ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
and as q family medicine ithoS n'eqaal
BE sure p0H eBgisiTc far DR.. - D. Hoace'S Shaker
ScrSapGriiia, and take no ether.
Quart bottles 81 per bottle, or bottles for s.
Tor sale by DR.. 5. ID. HOWE.
No College Hall. Walnut street,
Two doors above Fourth Cincinnati, O.
G.. BELL, sole Agent lor Evansville.
Also sold by ALLEN G. HALLOCk,
KELLER & FARNSI.EG
Nm NJ. WOULSEY
mh5l3mwiy
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TAKE notice.!

II He undersigned has on hanu large assort-
4 meut OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Festings.
and VIII make them 10 order cheaper than ever
they have been offered beloie, and cheaper than
tie quality OF goods can be bought manu-
iactuTed IN thlS place. Terms cash.
ID. ). AND ERS0N,
mhl0-f One door below the Ist Office.
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REMOVAL.

! HAVE removed M Oiilee one square and half
l. above Muia street, near the Sherwood House, on
FIRST street aad be found either there or at my
residence, square alb we, all times, unless pro-
iesslOGaly On aged in The city or is immediate vi
cin.ty. lmal9u DANL MORGAN, VI. l..
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OF co-pARTNERsaTP

INIT, Co-parInefshp heretofore EXISTING between
Thos Conyngton aud james Cawson, in the
Book and Music business, H. this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The business will he continued at the old stand
BIZ Thomas Coayngton. who slone is responsible
for all claims against the finn, and TO whom all
debts due il must be palu
THOS C 1NYNGTON,
apl0 daw3w JAS. CAWSON.
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PETITION FOR sALE OF REAL Es-

4.
VIM. VI. Knight, Admnsra-
tor of Abraham knight deed,
Isaac Knight Louisa Fairchjld,
Sherman Fairchild. Anna Me
Cure, William Mcclure, Eu p. c, .,
rema q lett, Hannah 4 . IJ' na,o VI
Vaughn. Henry L. Vaughn.
Mary Anna McMurran, Mar
shall ieilurraD, Elizabeth Il
Knight. A re hipus knIght "a
rah McCann, Washington Me
Cam.
4 ND now al this Tine comes the said Admins
n traitor, and files IN The office of the Clerk %
Probate Court OF Nanderburgh County mis- Petition,
praying for the sale O-the real estate OF the said
Abraham knight, decd. And it satisfactorily ap-
pearing that Anna Mcclure, William NcCurre,
Eurema Gilleit. Sarah M,Curre and Washington
Mcclure not At this time resid ens of the state
of Indiana.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to the last
above named defendants, Iha. unless they appear
and plead TO or answer SAID Petition on or before
the calling of This nj the next term Gf this
Court, 10 he held the Cour, House in Evansville.
OTthe third Monday in Nav next, the same will
be heai anu determined IN their absence.
apl4-3w SAN'L Il. JENKINS, Cl'k.
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EW Goods case Bingham Lawn;
In so COZ Silk Mitts;
case French Lupe Bolnets;
200 cartoons Bonnet RIbben new styles
go pcs Silk handkercheis;
80 pcs do boys DO;
20 cartoons Dress Trimming;
20 pcs cherry color Florence; Just reed and for
sale by JAS LOW d co.
ops All Main street, Louisville.
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SOMETHING T7W.
N1E unI -Tsigue,i IN nov Receiving and oenlng.
Il direct from ths eastern manufacturers, 4 large
aud elegant assortment OF Boots, Shoes, Haas, Cans,
Clothing end Gents Furnishing IIo0Cs, which - III
be sold al low PRICES Tor CASH, wholesale 0nd re-
tail. The above goods were gotten up under my
OWE immediate supervision and embrace every
thing that IS desirable eve me call before pUT-
chasing elsewhere. No trouble TO show goods
J. b. FOSTER, Front Street,
door from Main, next 10
ag5-l2n Darnes G COl0urn.
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T EATHER & SROE TRIMMINGS
< 80 doz French and Phil. Calf Skins;
10 doz Tampico Boot Morocco;
10 doz do aal Madras French Morocce;
go doz DO do Goat Go;
80 dog Pink Innings.
80 doz fancy Topping;
20 doz Cariso Kid;
80 doz coioTed Moocco,
doz English hid, black and white,
~ doz Binding Skins;
Goo yds black and cold hastings;
4OO yds do do French;
5000 vas Shoe Duck. Drilling and linen;
2oo0 pcs black and colored Galoons;
$500 gross do do LGces; go
90 do Boot Webb;
With various oher articles Of shot goods, oil fol
e C. WEBSTER & CO,
mh2stf Corner 9Th and Lodge SITS, Cin'ii.
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LOUISVILLE ADVER'MTS.
JAMES LOW X Co.,,
az Main Street
LOUIS VILLE, KENTUCK,

LOUIS VILLE, KENTUCKY,
u ESPECTFULLY inform purchasers of Goods
n that they have now on hand one OF the most
comolete stocks OF DRY GOODS to be found in
the Western Country.
Their purchases are made exclusively for cash
and their motto is-smai profits and quick returns
They solicit an examination of their stock rom
all purchasers OF goods III this market.
mhStf
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DISSOLUTION OF co-pARgNERsa1p

INhL Co-PaTlnership here 'oore existing between
Il Henry iieEn & Augustus Uhl, under the meme
10y mulua! consent. Ali persons indebted to said
hrm are hereby requested To make immedi, te pay
nisnt 20 henFy tiean, WIN al0ns is Authorized 10
settle Toe ra-ine's OF said tFuI. Al. persons having
claims agaIasi SAID lrm will please present them
10 the said negn tor settlement,
HENRY HEM,
AUGUSTUS UHL.
Evansville, March 10, 1851.
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SUNDRlGS.
Sn PCS. white brOchere SILK dandkerchiefs;
CU 80 do Red Bandana
80 do 20 inch eros d'Rhine Silk,
100 do Oil do;
10 do French Cloth, VERY superior);
800 gross Agate Shirt buttons;
so doz twisted silk Mitts;
10 doz Silk Serge;
/ case worsted Serge;
bale Sail Duck;
bales Russia Diaper;
loo Cartoons new style Bonnet Ribbon:
case printed Jackonei;
/ case exhibition Gro De Naples;
Received per late arrivals and for safe by
JAS. LOW * co.
ap3 All Nam street, Louisville
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A LOT of Honey in the Comb. put up in tin cans
n tor sale by Itebl2til J. " w. REILLY.
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The Pottery BIsiness will hereafter be conduct.
Ell by Ihe slS-cnosrs. The old stand who viii bs
able 10 iJrnish every article IN their line upon the
Most TeasUHabie terms they having lofm.d Co.
partnership under the styl and firm Il ID rrn Il
Obi. trcm long experience IN the business they
ieel assured that they make the interest Of the
public 10 call upon them. LEWIS DAUM,
mh2l-ln'.. AUGUSTUS OIL.
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FOR EEST.

60 very convenient Dwelling House on FRS
Eiii Sp,reet, to good telant-none other nee'
DIV. ENQUIRE of C.. BABCOCK
onl2-tf or JNO. SHANkLlN.
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TO MEN YORK IN As HOURS, FEom


Cincinnati, ria Little Mimi Xena and Column
rus, and Columbus and Cleveland RailroGds
Two Daily Imlns-mornlng and evening.
On and after the opening OF navigation on Lax
Erie, passengers by the express tram Will ave Gin
clnlatl IN the morning arrive at Cleveland same
evening, and proceed 10 Buffalo on The new low
pressure, first class steamers, EMPIRE STATE
and BUCKEYE STATE, arriving a, Buffalo next
morning IN tIme for express trains tor Albany, ar
irving AT Albany III time evening lines OF seam-
boats, and arriving in \ eSy YorK next morning ma
King - hoErs through from Cincinnati TO n. \ ORR.
!IS-Passengers leaving Cincinnati by morning ex-
press train, wilt sleep frs, nig steamer on North
fIver feeling fresh itr business arriving at y.
\ orK as when leaving th,r homes.
&I-f,O extra charge Tor MeaIs or State-rooms on
ahe Boats N connection with this line.
Passengers by evening train can sop over night
at Columbus, (captcl of - MOI proceed directly
through, as NAV suit their convenience.
The Roads 0i this route are new and laid through
1ut VITA heavy RAJ; aud no cAerlon will be spared
10 secure The sa'ety and speed Oi travellers.
STEAMERS ave Cleveland daily Tor DunslrE De-
tSOit. Nackinaw, Chicago, all the principal
points The LAKES.
$1-For ali intoEm1,ion and through Tickets, please
apply the Office, east SIDE CT Broadway, first door
north OF Front. Cincinnati.
feb2l-d6m' T. w. STRADER, Agent.