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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
POLAND, PRATHER & SMITH.

Successors to p 5. Barber IL Coz
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS AT WHOLESALE RETAIL
HATS. CAPS, AND FUR GOODS,
AS Main street, Louis riiie, Kentucky.
DElNG and former partners i'm one OF the
oldest and most successful Hat Houses in the West
of the old firm and the public generally OF the fact, ana
continue the business ut the old stand under uil-
usual advantages, with a large stock Of Fresh Goods
One OF firm is in the East with leash in hand
the purchase and of such kinds OF goods
cannot be got up here to advantage.
Our long experience and improved arrangements IN
Misunderstanding and Importing and acquaintance
with the business and the wants and tastes OF the West
and South fully qualify at all times supply Gus
with the very best OF goods in line Oh the
e. vorable terms. For undoubed short pa
per will be always prepared TO sell at the ioTest
Eastern prices.
The fact is now well established that the style of our
DRESS HATS is peculiarly adapted to the tastes and
of the South and West and OF superior workman
ship and materiawe them 10 excel all Others
We say to Merchants visiting city that our FALL
1852 in extent and variety cannot be eNceied
in any Market and that resolved to maintain the
reputation heretofore acquired by the firm OF Of i. -
Barber Co.. OF selling the best and the cheapest goods
in the market. POLLARD, PRATHER 81 SMITH.
Louisville, July 90, 1852 lauglOlmd.l
CASE Caledonia Checks, reed this day and for sale
i by JAS. LOW d co.
augl7 Al Main ST., Louis. N.Y.
CCISSoRS AND SHEARS
- 300 doz Scissors asstt'd.
$50 doz Shears, reed this day and for sale by
augI7 JAS. LOW q CO., Az Main st., Lou. Ky.
T,AR-25 bbls Large Wilmington, in prime order for
l. sale by augI7 FOSTER 81 BROWN.
STAR CANDLEs-5O pkgs whole and half boxes, Is, IS
- and 6s, Just reed for sale by
je3 S. L. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEDICAL.
The regular meeting of the Evansville Medical Society
will be held the First and Third Mondays of every
month"; at Il o'clock p NJ.
ap13f HUGH RONALDS. NJ d., Secty
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AT TIE EAGLE RESTAURAT,
~ MR.. SMITH has just received splendid kyS5T
4z1eassortment of Summer Ales, Of the choic sHSE0
est brands.
Scotch Ale, bottled;
London Porter. do,
London Brown Stout, bottled
Also choice lot of Theoretically sealed Salmon, Lob
sters, Oysters, &C., &c. tjy3nJ
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~ NJ. GRIFFITH Wholesale and Retail dealer il
". Foreign and Domestic Hardware Mechanics
Tools Building Materials, Rifle Mountings Coopers
knives and Planes and Cabinet Makers Trimmings
augI3 Main street.
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FURNITURE.

COFAS Divan, Center dining Breakfast and Card
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Ruree us Rose Wood Marble top crossing do encnased
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedseads and Mat.
tresses Also large and general assortment Wood,
Cane and Hair seat ChaiLs, for sale low by
aug23 lyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCH Els.
Steamer Atlantic Sunk.
ERIE. Aug. 90.

Steamer Atlantic Sunk.
ERIE, Aug. 90.
The steamerAtlantic and propelerOdgens-
burg came in collision about miles above
Long Point, Lake Erie. The steamer ran
across the bow of the propeller, striking her
forward of the wheel. The propeller engines
were reversed ten minutes before the COILS
ion. The Atlantic continued on her course
for three miles, when the water put out the
fires. and the engine stopped. The propeller
c,me nm tn the Atlantic as she was sinking.
Every exertion was made to save the passen-
gers.
gers were in bed, and the utmost consterna-
lion ensued among the deck passengers chiefly
NORWEGIAN Emgrants. Many jumped over
hoard. The boat sunk rapidly, and as the emf
Grants could not understand what was spoken
to them, they added greatly to the scene OF
horror by their frantic cries OF terror. Inc
cabin passengers were comparatively calm,
and provided themselves with chairs, beds,&c
IN save themselves. Amid the widest shrek
of the passengers the boat settled and sunk.
The Ogdensburg did all in her power to pre-
serve the lives of those struggling In the wa
ter. The propeller picked up $50 and took
them TO Erie. A large number of them lett
In the steamer Sultana for cleveland. Others
took the cars for this. About 800 lives were
lost.
The clerk of the Atlantic saved nothing.
He thinks nearly all the cabin passengers
wers savedtogether with the crew excepting
servants.
MACON, Ga, Aug 20.
The convention of the friends of Webster
reassembled this monning, The special COM
mittee appointed yesterday reported that Ell
forts to harmonic with the convention trends
of Scott, now in session here, had tailed, and
the committee recommended the nomination
of new candidates and adoption oil the wing
platform An electoral ticket was reported
to support Mr.. Webster for President and
Jenkins for Vice-President
This received the unanimous approval of
the convention. An executive committee
was appointed; after which the convention
adjourned.
A Scott convention was then organized,
and Mr. WIN. b. Fleming, Of Savannas, was
elected president. An electoral ticket was
appointed, und the meeting then ADJOURN.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.
An extract from letter from Col. May,
dated Fort Mason, confirms the report OF the
massacre of Captain Marcy and his COM
mand, and that Col. NJ. was about to start La
pursuit of the mnrderers.
DETROIT, Aug. 10
The Democratic State Convention have
nominated Robert McClelland for Governor,
Andrew Parsons, for Lieutenant Governor
and B. c. Whtmore, for Treasurer.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 10.
The Wh(s OF the county have nominated
w. b. easily for the lst District, and j.
Scott in the End, fol- Congress.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 10
The mail from New Orleans has arrived.
Hon. Edward Scott, of Mississippi, died at
Vicksdurgh on the Sth inst.
The Raleigh Register foots up the Wing
gains to the House o: Commons at IL and
the losses at 8.
Hon. VIM. Stevens, of Ga, it Is asserted
on good authority in Washington, declared
previous to starting for home, few days
since, that he would support Scott and Gra-
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORH.
TUST RECEIVED
81 Harpers Magazine for August,
The Bravo, Novel;
Grace Willoughby;
Louisa, by Dumas:
Adventures of "A Gentleman in search of Miss
Smith.
Whites Negro Song books;
And assortment of best Violincells strings: fol
sale by aug-l2 SAM'L LISTER.
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

lust RECEIVED,
y Mansied's life of Scott in cloth do do in pamphlet
Queechy, a new work. by author of " ide Wide World
Memoirs of the Empress Josephine Plutarch's Lives
Shakspeares complete Works, Life, Plays and Poems
Byron's life Plays and Poems; Woods Practice of Med
cine; United States Dispensatory; Quarto Bibles; The
Free Masons Monitor; JosephUs also fresh lot OF new
Music Portmonaies; writing Desks Ink stands; Back
CANNON boards, Blanks, Drafts, Exchange &c. &C., Col
sale by aug-1l SAM'L LISTER
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Paper Han gin gS.

Paper IEangings.
TJNHF subscriber would respectfully inform his custo-
and the public generally, that he has on hand
aud constantly receiving the styles and patterns
of PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS, suitable for
Halls Parlors, Dining and Chamber Rooms, of rich
Gilt French white plain and figured papers, cf the best
Marble and Oak Papers, Center Pie ;es, and Ceiling Or
naments. The above goods have been selected from
the best French and American manufacturers and will be
sold the lowest prices, at the Evansville Wall Paper
and Lamp Store Of JOHN C. DEVEREUX, Jr.
augIO Main ST. between LIST and I'd.
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WALL PAPER.

DERsoNS desiring to purchase Wall Paper, from th
lowest price up, would do well TO give me call,
have a very large assortment 10 select from.
JOHN &. pEVEREUX JR
jy27 Main, between LIST and Cd streets.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 10.
The Wh(s Of the county have nominated
w. b. Cassily for the lst District, and J.
Scott in the 2nd, fof Congress.
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TEWELRY u NOTIONS.--Ear.rings Finger-rings,
% Breast Pins. Shirt stads, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chain Keys. Gold and Silver Watches, Steele
Deeds and Caps. Brushes Combs Purses Fancy Soaps.
Accordans Volins, Pictures and other notions
for sale by
aug % ~ wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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DIED FIANNELS.-lOO bales for sale by
IL augl JAS. Low 81 60, ALI Main ST., Lou, Ky.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.

An extract from a letter from COL May,
dated Fort Mason, confirms the report OF the
massacre of Captain Marcy and his COM
mand, and that Col. NJ. was about to start l"
pursuit of the mnrderers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

- THE undersigned have purchased Prices
~ Livery Stable. on Locust street, aud made i'm
~ provements To it, and now have ON hand for
A6- hire n good stock of HOSES, BUGGlES and
CARRIAGES, to which invite the attention of the
public They intend from this time to endeavor 10 salts
" the public ia this particular snd hope the
articles and terms will prove agreeable Carriages for
parties excursions funeral &c., ways on hand. Being
provided with good hosters, prepared To board
horses and keep them in the best style:
aug3I NJ. d +. H. DeGARMO.
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AUCTION.
--~~r
II. NELSON
ID WOOLSEY.
wOcLSEY & NELSON

d. WOOLSEY. II. NELSON.
AUCTIO
wOCLSEY & NELSON.
NXTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctionneers
Wv and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture, Chair Clocks Looking
Glasses, Picture Frams, Notions De. Particular atten
ton given the sale all description of Goods Regu
lar Sales Svery Tuesday. Thurs lay Saturday. Cash
advances made on Consignment -
aug 3Iy sWoOLSEY & NELSON.
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DETROIT, Aug. 10

DETROIT, Aug. 10
The Democratic State Convention have
nominated Robert McClelland for Governor,
Andrew Parsons, for Lieutenant Governor
and B. c. Whitmore, for Treasurer.
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

TUST RECEIVED,
% Grahams Magazines for Sept. Godev'sIads Book
for September; Uncle Toms Cabin is by Mr.. L. g..
Smith; Uncle Toms Cabin, by Stowe Mrs. III. b. Amelia.
perfectly ReD work; Upper ten Thousand; Discarded
Daughter; Mysteries of London; WanNan Ghee; The
NecromaRcer, The Scott SOngS;cr. compiled expressly
for the Presidential Campaign of 1859. Respectfully
dedicated the Old Warriors of the IsI2 and To
the Wing Glee Club and Chippewa Lodges OF the Wing
pafty of the United States for sale by
aug24 SAMUEL LISTER.
tOROLLS OF supeior ply and Ingram. stye Car
" pets for by aug2O J, II. MAGHEE & CO.
~ ceases of Ladies snd Misses Morocco Leather nd
- Kid BOotees Enamlled kid walking Shoes with a
large lot Of light Slippers for sale low Ly
. ang9O J. II. MAGHEE g. co.
0SCASES Mems Zip Brog and Monroes for sale by
I'd aug20 J. II. MAFHEE & co.
1-CASES Beuna Vista, Hungarian and Kossuth Hats
20 for sale by aug20 J. IL. MA6HEE & co.
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Billiards.

MESSRS Gumbcrts 4, Whitman, have just furnished
WI splendid Saloon with two Tables, over the 81
Charles Restaurant. where gentlemen can beaccommo
dated at all hours of the day and eve ming with the i'm
pements ofamusement. auCaO.
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CORONSR'S INQUEST.

A inquest held before me in Night Township, the
"A 22nd OF August 1859, the body OF Il man sup
posed drowned of middle size and age, red head
and heavy beard had under shirt red hanel
shirt, eOttOnade Pants. new shoes socks,
found about his person. 80 purse, and - cent
purse. JOHN TREBLE, Cor.N. &. aug "A.
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q o. HKfcHrrfs
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nRS. WALKER & HATCHTTr, having assoeiftSd
~ themselves together in the Practice of Medicine ana
surgery, would respectfully announce TO the cxends
Evansville and vicinity that they prepared 70 sst
to calls either day or night.
Office on Third street, opposite the Public squsfs.
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For Rcnt.

4 DWELLING House situated Market street, a
N two story fran, with eleven rooms good stable and
dence. For further particulars inquire IL. j. HART
aug-l1,
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MELLOW FLANNELS.-20 bales "a and 30 inch for
Il falc by JAS. Low CO.,
augl ALI Main street, Louisville, KY.
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n BARRELS, and half bbls Whisky, and bbls o
Vinegar, in prime order, saved from the wreck %
the Chlckasaw for sale at bargain. Also lU
kegs choice tai. auglS O'RlLEY 81 MITCHELL.
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MEDICINAL.
MEDICAL NOTICE

nRS. WILCOX & MITCHELL, having associated
~ themselves together in the practice Of Medicine
Surgery nd Obstetrics, would beg leave respectfully
inform the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity that
the firm be found at their Office First street. b
tween Main and Locust all times, day night read
TO attend to professional calls. JEo4w1
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TRINITY SPRINGS STAGE

M X. SNlDERS Mail Coach will leave the Washington
l House every Thursday morning al o'clock for Pc.
ersburgh and Trinity Springs, will carry all
rayeling that way. auy2O-3t
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II IME.-lOO bbls White Line, I'm good coopengs
jyIg PRESTON BROTHERS.
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IUST received large assortment Of Bench Planes
- Moulding Planes, Ploughs Grooves &c. at the sig
of tho Mill Saw. augI9 L. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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VUST RECEIVED,
81 American Flower Garden Directory;
English Law and Equity Reports, 9Th and 9Th vol:
The Fruit Garden, by Barry;
Viola, bv Emerson Bennett;
Scott Songster for sale by,
aug20 f. H.H0OD 4 CO.
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COBOXES Cheese reed and for sale by
~ augls J. d w. REILLY.
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DRs. BYFORD q FINCH.

XXTOULD inform the citizens of Evansville that they
w have associated themselves together In the praos
tce of Medicine Surgery and Obstetrics Their once b
on the corner of First and Vine streets.
Evansville, June 2sth, 1852. ia 29-R
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CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.

7 USt recieed a large lot of Hubb and Sand bands
81 Curtain frames, Stump joints, Plated do; brass Can
Nuts and Rivets, Bolts from u inches Maabe Iron
Of all kind, for sale at the sign oftheMill Saw by
augl9 e. NJ. GRIFFITH
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INNTERPR1S1NG young men who can give satisfactory
IL reference, can find profitable employment for
eral months, in selling The work entitled The Life
rapidly. Liberal commissions will be allowed Call on
Il. CONYNGTON & CO.,
jyI7-n Corner Main and First streets.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

m6O1OAh
hR. T. b. JOHNSON respectfully tenders hfs profes
~ sional services to the citizens Of Evansville and Il
vicinity Office On Main street. the canal and resi-
dence near the corner Of 9th and Walnut yts. jy23m1
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HARPERS Magazine for August; Woods Batsm
i l. and memoir of Scovel; God Sovereign and Fha
rec 10y l.. n. Rice, just reed
augl2 F.. ii. HOOD e. CO.
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HCASEs mems California Gold Dggers Boots for sale
III low by auG2O J, III. MAGHEE 81 co.
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IL-,,ion Of the completion ufihe Ma
= Gap %railrO,d' TO ITS rFesens ,epm,p hp,s .de =
ei, S ssfcm in FarqnieL county on ) nurSuy
,n s ihcm a number OF distinguished
,t.,bodislP Protestant IS will holds camp
fae Ro,ksley county, Va, about i've and
sdrs 10 uarefstown, Md, commencing on
y Of September next
selections in New York and Brook
~fhe .%inarSn National Monument have
gt the u 10 SG.968, and it is said the Ma
'o@ssrernity OF those cI!!eS VIII subscribe
.. ,bi1ei is on exhibition in S~reubenyiIe,
- "snufaciur Of matches. II will pro.
hf tg ns,cuss,on or friction matches stthe
:; eI ,5 6gO pcr minute, or l,20C.GOo, per hour
l.srn from Paris that no,witls~tamding
~" 70 continually on the alert, stiLa null
roIee mi ,fors are d fused IN all quarters III
-. Goyernnent is most powerfully al
~ stated that len or twelve deaths from
lave occurred at Mhilintown, Pc.
o., F,irmort True Virginian Of Saturdav
[,6IaniIy expected the Baltimore and
p y I'D will be finished to Warrington by
E+.s ,si ofthis month. From Warrington
b t1e .;sor can be reached in about IS miles.
rb.,s has been a religious excitement in
"cc1sioaed b. the preaching Of a monk
rS,i,iophoros againstlh spiritual autho-
,i,Ss Patriarch Of ConslantinoPie.
There are two things modest men should
:. ,aJsryake-to borro" money orsluty law.
T,os pu- the baby to sleep with !audanum,
I,Lsn bring my parasol and revolver. l am
!, ~ attend a meeting for The ameiicra.ion Of
edition oftha human race.
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TOWN -ORDINANCE.

ITO preserve, if possible, the present good
E health OF the town, as we'll as remove all
nuisances, the Trustees Of Charlestown hereby
ORD R,
That the owners or occupyers Of any Lots or
Dwellings in the Corporate limits of said town,
remove all noxiois weeds or other nuisances "r
obstrucrions within nine feet of their line on the
side walks, and in the alleys, and around and
about said premises. For every failure TO do So,
within ten days after this publication, they shall
forfeit and pay not less than one, nor more than
FIVE dollars, to be recovered by law.
ORDERED,
That a general lining Of privies, and all damp
places be Immediately attended to.
TLe citizens of the town are also expected to
clean up and scraPe up, all mud and filth in front
of their premises, and a public cart will be sent
around on each Saturday in the months OF July
and August to remove such accnmuialions.
The Town Sergeant will in a few days make
a personal examination, to see that The above Or'
dinances have been strictly complied with.
S. RIDENOUR,
July 30, Is5a-St. PRIEST. of Board.
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%PERUY1AN GUANO.

DERSoNS wishing TO purchase Gnano BY the
q Ton, can oblaia il by giving US their orders
u SAB per ton, aud expenses Transportation on
the Canal.
For the Guano at this price, cash viii be re-
CURED. or an approved note at ionr months with
interest added. The Canal being Row navi9a-
BILE, it can be delivered al any time.
The Guano will be delivered on the cars, on
either railroad, at Iiarpers-Ferrv. when desIred.
BLACKBURN 81 co.
Old Fnrnace. IInIy 90. IS52-tf. +. r.
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AlisfcIInneoug Noticc9.
TO DELINQUENTs.

+. hall soon have in readiness for settlement, every
IN our Hooks and our friends far and near are
,,uccrGally urged TO liquidate all balances. We
IN hundreds Of dollars now scattered over the
- al Of which is HON ally dIc TO u, and MUST be
,sy5. by quiet means if we can, but flrcihly If we
To these whose own sense OF justice mNy induce
: to square up, nc shall feel under many obligations,
..,-ly, to give them value received for their mo-
These are the only ones, whose patronage TO a
r,,ner can be relied upon, to pay tho numerous rN-
-, 70 which We arc subjected, and for whose kline
al Ne always feel grateful.
% $50. THE PRINTER.
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BOOAs AW q. q. SCENARIOS.
rnc,o Ton,,s Cnbin.

OR LIFE AMONG TIE LOWL.Y, by Mrs.
NbH Bercher Stowe, . Vols. Price s. 90.
ALSO, Uncle Toms Cabin as it is, or the
Real Life of the Lowry, nv Il Suutherner Cn
answer TO the laIe work "UncIe Toms Cab
in,"by Mrs. Stowe) is nov in Press and will
be ready about the goth Of July.
Arrangements have been made TO supply II
here al the Publishers price, simultaneously with
its issue at New York. Early orders will be ne
cessary to secure copies Of The first edition.
Charleslown, July 81, 1852.
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nESSOEUVIOM.

VKNuE Co,partnership heretofore existing under
Il the name OF Smith g. JACKSON, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. JACKSON
having sold out his entire interest and g good
will" to SMITH 81 WILLIAMS.
All persons whose accounts have been stand
ing over twelve months, areEeqncsted to come
forward and settle them Immediately.
WM. L. SMITH,
EDWARD JACKSON.
Berryviile, July g. 1852.
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Ladies Dress Goods.
"A LARGE stock of Ladies Dress Goods which
Aug. q. JOHN L. HooFF.
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TO THOSE FED.

FF7EiE Nores aud Accounts Credited al the sales
L of w. w. Palmcr's Goods, sold at Charles
town, also at the Store House 81 said Palmer, Is
now due, and By an order OF the Hon. Judge Par
ker they lave been placed in the hands Of Z. q
Bragg. for prompt collection. We hope persons
will save themselves cost bv prompt payment.
THE CREDITORS.
July . {, ls52-3t : P
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Tickets $40.
SI,2ES,2IG,

on SATURDA Y, August The 28hi, will be
draw one OF the most grand and magnificent
Lotteries that has ever been drawn in the United
States, and we would advise every one who
wishes To get a good Prize 10 send their orders
in This Splendid Lottery, TO NJ. ANsEL & CO.
We would advise every one to try a Package in
this Lottery.
1880 drawn Numbers out OF rs Ballots..n
Capilai Prize S5O,7l6; l OF $4,000; l OF 49,
O0G Of 1900 l o. 5000; Is o! 5000; 20 of
1000; 20 of / coo 400 of 2 o.
Tickets $40 OO-shOres in proportion.
&c whole Tickets $500 26 Quarters 1875 &c
&c Halves $50 26 Eighths 1858
81 i 1s,S05 5 1;55o
We pay all Prizes at sight no matter how large.
All Orders strictly confidential, aud the Official
Drawing sent as soon as over.
Small Fry Lottery.
The mach admired Small Fry Lottery is still
drawn Oh Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday
Capitals 3, 4 and $4,000. Tickets 81. Certiti'
ca. Z OF Package of Wholes Sl5-IIaiycs 81 So
Quarters $375
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E1cERangc and LOTTERY Brokers',
Corner Of Baltimore and Light Streets,
Angus: 5, 1852,