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sTEELE's FASHIONABLE HAT
HOITSE

CBARLEsros, SoUrH CAROLINA.
THE SUBSCRIBERS establish
ment being one of the most extensive
- and fashionable retail HAT HOUSES
I'm Charleston, the public may depend
on finding therea superior assortment of all the
latest styles of Hats for this fall. Fine French
Moleskin and Beaver Hats, with an extensive
variety Of fine black, and blue cloth Caps for gen
clemens, youths, and children.
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
Planters can be supplied with Hats and Caps
for plantation and house servants. Black, white,
pearl and drab waterproof Wool Hats with good
hair and coarse cloth Caps.
w. STEELE,
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street, Charleston, IL
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SPRING MILLINERY
WILL be opened at Mrs. S. PARKER'S OF
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 o clock.
PARKER'S new Fancy store,
March 1876 under National hotel
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CINCINNATI ADVER'MTS.
C.. b. CAMP.
Wholesale Dealer in Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods.


Wholesale Dealer in Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods,
No l76 Main street, east side betirecn All and 5th,
CINCINNATI Oh o.
VTTOIJLD respectfully call the attention of Mer
w chants and Dealers TO his excellent stock of
Hats. Cans and Straw Goods. i have very much
enlarged nv sales and ware-rooms, and having had
superor facilities both in purchasing and manuiac
tnring. have bean enabled TO lay IN my stock of
90 ,ds for the spring trade great advantage, and
am now prepared 10 offer great inducements TO pur
chasers both in regard TO the variety, quality and
price OF nv goods Ny assortment is com ,r, sed In
part Of
Silk and Moleskin Hats;
Fashionable and broad.nm Russia Hats:
do do Angola Hats;
1000 doz Mexican and California Hats, oil colors,
shapes und qualities;
1000 doz Palm Leaf Has;
100 COZ Leahorn Hats,
100 dog Paaama Hats;
2O0 doz Braid Hats;
Grenedu, Canton and Manila hats.
A large stock of Hatters' Furs, Pushes. Trim.
mings, &c.
All persons xho deal in Hsts or Hatters' Goods.
and Merchants going east, are requested to call and
examine my stock as shall take pleasure in show.
ing them. aud can sell them goods as low as they
will buy in eastern markets.
Don't forget the No, l76 Main street. east side,
mhIa-2w c. b. CAMP.
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TO WESTERN MERCHANTS,

"Ewould respectfully call the attention Of Dry
w Goods dealers III Indiann, to our present and
forthcoming sio,k OF Spring aud Summer Dry
Goods.
Having made arrangements for q large increase
of trade this spring, shall be prepared at an
early day to exhibit old stand, No. ii Pearl
street, every description Of Foreign ane Domestic
Dry Goods wanted Tor Western sales, and at prices
peclaliy solicit an examination OF our extensive
PRINT Department.. Having determined to exclude
from our stock all spurious coored Prints shall
keep only such rs The Merrimack, Cocheco, Wash
ingIon, Globe, American, Sprague and Philip AL.
lens branded goods, embracing the newest and
most desirable styles.
Our ock of American c. tton Goods is unusu.
ally large. and will be sold nj small advance Tor
cash approved pdrer.
We solicit a cali and examination OF our stock
by merchants visiting this market.
bLACHLY g. SIMPSON,
feblO 3m No. IL Pearl IL, Cincinnati. o..
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New Fall and Winter Goods!
ID. s. ANDERSON.

Ion First street, first door belcr Post Office
II AS just received, and is now opening large
l. assortment OF fashionable goods, suited 10 the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE. consisting in part of blk
blue, green, olive, claret and brown
French, German e. American Cloths:
twilied and plain. Also, q great variety OF
Overcoatings,
German beavers, super blue and drab Kerseys, blue
blanket coauDg, pilot cloths, 81. iy~'
French and German
Black DOeSkinS,
Wool and piece black Cassimers Of every quality.
fancy Cassimers and Doeskns Of the latest and
most fashionable style.
VESTINGS,
Elegant style London Cashmeres and Valentines,
plain Silk Velvet Vestngs, figured and plain blk
Satin and Silk do,
Tailors' Trimmings,
OF every description; super wool Innings for over.
coats, plain and figured alpaca serges, mohar lus-
tres, &c.
2rThe attention Of m, customers, and the publ,
generally, is invited to an examination 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 to fir.
dec4-tf
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE Stockholders OF Tine Evansville Insurance
Company are tereby notified 10 pay to the
Company their office, in Evansville, hive dollars
on each share ct stock. upon which that amount
has not .een heretofore paid, and to secure BY
mortgage en- real estate to the acceptance OF the
directors, all stock not heretofore secured bv mort
gage on real estate and should any stockholders
who has not heretofore paid live ,ars on each
share OF his stock. tail to pay the same within lhir.
~ days from aud after the hrst publication OF this
notice. or should any stockholder wha has not here
toore secured by mortgage real estate any share
or shares OF stock held by him. tail to secure the
sum wtein thirty days from the first publication oil
OF this notice, such failure to pay or secure will
work forfeiture OF the share or shares, OF stock
upon which the failure shall have occurred-Blant
mortgages can be had AT the Office of the COMPANY
BY order OF the Directors,
JOHN NJ ST'OCKWELL, Prest,
JOHN IYGLE JE.. Sect'y Pro Tenn
Evansville March 10 81
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To Physicians, Country Merchants, ana
Everybody.

To Physicians, Country Merchants, ana
Everybody.
a rqd hs hEa ss %sfhe srgs
Drugs. Chemicals, Dyes, Oils, DC, consisting in
part Of the preparations cf Mercury, Iodine, lron
Qunne and Morphine; Nitrate Of Silver. Pxre;
Salacine. Piperiue rannin and Pepsin.
Pcheffelin's selected powdered lpecac, JaIlap,
Cuinchonea, Turkey AMI India REubarb.
Potash, Peariash. Saleratus, Sup. Carb. Soda,
Cream uf Tartar, Tartaric Acid, Epson and Ro
chelle Salts Camphor, Opium, and many other AZ
ticles specially in the Drug line.
Ms. Millar's fine cat Chewing Tobacco and q
superior article OF Cavendish, Macnboy and Scotch
Snuffs
A fine assortment Of Bird Cages. seeds and foun.
tains. Hyatt's genuine excelsior Matches. Mofstts
Phoenix Bitters and Pills, pr. :. P. Townsend's
Sarsaparilla. and all other SarsapaIillas and pspu.
lar patent medicines
Brushes OF every kind, from the large whitewash
down TO the Cancels lair pencil
DR.. Bannings' Body Brace DIR. Fitch's Supper.
tiers, Shoulder Braces, lnhaling Tubes, Books on
Consumption and Medicines. Also, Erringers' Sup
porers, Braces, Bandages and Truss's
Garden Seeds, medicinal herbs, roots, extracts
and powders pnt up by the Shakers
Glassware A full assortmen Of Shop fur iturs.
bottles and via., window and plate cut 10 any sze
at our own risk. All of which are offered. whole
sale or retail with desire TO give satisfaction a. to
quality and price. ALLEN c. UAI LOCK,
!feblItf, Main st. near Water, Evar sville. la.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHNTS.
1000 CA8ES OF BOOTS AND SHOES

300 do pump.sole Kip Boots lex lg'th) at $50. 80
ItO doz do No kip Boots al. ........ 81 90
100 pairs fine imitation stitch Shoes. l.55
We are constantly manufacturing twelve hund.
red pair OF Boots per week, keeping hundred and
seveniy6ve hands employed, and can fill orders at
any time at the shortest notice. Country Dealers
will find il saving Of from 90 TO 25 per cent TO buy
tn Fir stock OF The manufacturer, Instead Oi paying
the merchant S25 per case TOR the same Kind OF
Boots that we sell for GEL We are now supplying
some of the largest dealers in ST. Louis and Louis
vile, and have been for the last two years. Our
Boots have given good satisfaction, and ali goods
sold by us warranted to do 50. Dealers, by calling
at No Pearl street, or the mandatory, on the
corner of Sycamore and Columbia SITS, Tin Clay
tons buiiding)can examine the goods and Judge Tor
themselves The a.ove prices are as low as the
same kind OF bouts can be boughtin New YorK or
Boston. We are now receiving large stock OF
Shoes, which will be sold equally as low.
As it is idle and delusive To hope for large profits
the general diffusion of Intelligence, and the easy
and rapid coinmunica ZION between city dealers and
country merchants. renders extensive and regular
trade ON the old basis small sales and large prot
its. utterly impossible; therefore we have adopted
the motto 'arye sales and small profts,' believing
by trading on this principle, we can draw large
share OF the trade which has usually gone East TO
Cincinnati, and thereby save ~ to ~ per cent to
the Country Merchant.
1s-Leather bought at all times for cash or taken
in exchange for bvois or shoes.
FlLLEY & CHAPLIN.
Cincinnati, Nov. 25.-iebl0'3l-l yrdaw
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NJ OW offered 10 the puouc tor the first .ime.--
IN This medicine has existed IN a private family
Tor more than nifty years, has been dlstr buieJ
10 considerable extent among friends, and has, du.
ring the whole time ia all instances proved itself
u never iain' remedy, whether applied to common
cases or 10 third day ague, OF well known stubborn
notoriely,
Such experience, together with numerous solici.
tations from friends. has nduced the proprietor TO
give il to the public. The undersigned, who know
The medicine by their owr experience, have con
sented To take an agency for part of Indiana and
illinois, and now offer il by The dozen single bot
lle with the express understanding that the moi ey
will always be refunded where the medicine used
according 10 directions, does not effect a perfect
and permanent cure. ALLlS g. H0WES.
mhl0u
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To Southern and Western Traveller

/ 8 . l +. &
~. EW Route, via Cincinnati, Columbus and
IN CleyeIond, 10 Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Upper
and Lower Canada, Rochester. Syracuse, Albany,
Saratoga Springs. Montreal, Quebsc, Bosom, New
YORK, Philadelphia. &c. &c.
TO NE " YORK IN As HOURS, FROM
Cincinnati, via Little Miami, Xenis and Column
hus, and Columbus and Cleveland RAILROADS..
Two Daily Trains morning and evening.
On and after the opening oil navigation Oh Lax
Erie passengers by the express train Will Leave Gin
cinnaIi in the morning, arrive at Cleveland same
evening, and proceed TO Buffalo On the new. low
pressure, first class steamers, EMPIRE STATE
and BUCKEYE STATE, arriving at Buffalo next
morning in time for express trains tor Albany, ar
irving Albany in time tor evening lines OF steam
boats and arriving in New YORK next morning ma
king az hours through from Cincinnati to N. York.
press train, wilt sleep first night on steamer North
ORR as when leaving their homes. III
&J-No extra charge Tor Meals or State-rooms on
the Boats in connection with this line.
Passengers by evening train can sop over night
ut Columbus, capitol of lio,) proceed directly
through, as may suit their convenience.
The Roads ot this route are new and laid through
out with heavy rail; and exerton will be spared
10 secure the safety and speed Of travellers.
Ste amers l. ave Cleveland daily Tor DunKirK De.
trpit, Mackinaw, Chicago am oil the principal
points on the Lakes.
QrFor ali information and through Tickets, please
apply ut the office, side OF Broadway, hrst door
north of Front. Cincinnati.
feb2l- d6m@ P.W. STRADER, Agent
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MORGAN & KEEN

Lave just received per steamer Lafayette, a
i i new supply OF hardware and cutlery, rs fol.
lows: Knives and orKs of various styles and quail
ties, pocket knives, butcher do; metallic strength
ened table spoon ieavy ron do German silver do;
do do teaspoons; British plate do do Butts, screws
and padocKs hatchets; Collins and Simmons axes.
augurs, gimbles and curry combs; scissors, shears
and thmbles: hand saw files, sacKs trace chains
q c.. al low prices dec I >
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New Spring Goods!
; II. MAG II e e & CO.

4AKkO ee>2O
ant New Spring Goods!
J. II. MAJ HEE & CO.
T1AVE now IN ste re and will receive by daiiyar
III rivals. a large assor tment OF Foreign ana DO
: suestic Dry Goods, suitable tor the Spring season
which they will offer ior sale III wnoiesa'e only
consisting IL part Of
Broadcloths asslmeres and vestings;
Supe- black, blue and fancy saiinets'
Gold mixed, brown and fancy 'weeds;
Blue, mixed, gray and COLO Jeans;
Heavy eottonade. checks aud linens;
Blk and colored casmeretts;
do Fancy and light cassim ores;
Rlue. brown. colored and beached oriinhSs'
"A brown sheeiirgs and shirtings;
"a. 7-S, A and 5.4 bleached nu;iins;
Sc.,,s, yellow. whit. and green Donset and wool
Flannels;
f.hene soIid. chect and earlston gine hams;
Black and colored Aipaccas;
Rlack Gros d'khine aud atln lure
T:reea 1dipes, Bersges and Tissues;
Printed aad organizes Lawns
SAX and linen ro3lins and Linen iusues'
Chne'le gnehams, lawns and other ofess SoooS'
Pain aud printed Turkey red PRINTS I'm
Up Alien g. sons, Merrimack, Cocheco, r ali
River ant 5pruguc's new sryfe spring pfin's
eolors as fast rs q rock; -
Washington and Passaic solid hall ana Jun
80. ruonrning prints;
so,s coioss. and other style spring prints.
ALSO:
Al.o aynrve assortment OF gloves, hosiery. bon
net and cap ribbons; Pongse and cotton nax a;
.;Ik snd muslin cravets and ties; Irish inens, tooe
diapers and cloths Crash and Nankeens, tosether
..;,h great variety OF white goods, cambrics, jac
onsss Victoria lawns mulls, swiss muslins, laces,
edgiags, inserting collars, linen hdkis combs but
tons, thread, &c, &C
ALSO:
Now en- hand splendid assortment OF
Boots, Shoes and Brosans;
Fash. Silk, Angola. Union, Kossuth, Mexican,
NJ ~. If nd Su1
Hats &c. sc.
erOur Mr. J. II. Mashee has now made New
York CITY his permanent residence, and IS spend
iue a large share vi HE time in the Eastern mar
kets and inanx ACQUIRING Districts; SD we VIII, NJ
n,osr daIv he IN rec.ipt OF the newest and choicest
STYLES OF goods, and at rs low prices as any other
mild II . : J. II. MAGHEE & co.
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SUNDRIES.
4 CASE Do lfus Meg Al chintz prints,
Il do Silk Serge;.
do Solid cold Lawns;
do do black do:
l do Small figured do;
| d" Kid Gloves;
20 Cartoons Swiss Dresss;
Cases Fancy Flowers;
- do cold Silks;
9 do printed foulard Silks;
do Drape d. lite;
300 blue green and white mosquito nets;
no pcs sit & Handkerchlets, very sup. arucIci
2 cases white Cotton Hose, (English0
do cold undershirts;
10 do Clinton Tweeds;
2 do Cadet mixed Saitinet:
2 do a. & II. Sprague's ruby prints;
GO Fancy cold Tweeds, all wool;
G Cartoon dotted Swiss received this day and
for sale bv JAS. LOW e. Co.,
mhl6-dawtf All Main street, Louisville.
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LOUISVILLE ADVER'MTS.
JAMES LOW & Coz 81
All Main street.

LOUIS VILE, KENTUCKY,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform purchasers OF Goods
II that they have now on hand one oil the most
comnIrte stocks of ,,RY GOODS to be found in
the Western Country.
Their purchases are made exclusively Tor cash,
and their motto is-smaIl profits and quick returns
They solicit an examination OF their STOCK rom
all purchasers OF goods In this market.
mhStf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NIOTiCE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has this day taken out letters OF adminirtrs-
ton on the estate OF JOHN Mann, late OF Wander.
burgh Comfy, State of Indiana. deceased. An
persons ndehtei TO said estate. are requested 70
make immediate Pr yment: and those having claims
against the same. are notified to preeent then dus
v authenticated for settlement. The estate "
lsupposed 10 be solvent -. 49, -
Evansville, March ]. le5i-Im3:w3 Il