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lust RECEIVED, BY A. MUhKIs, .

II q 9
- Main street.
The Statesman's Manual, containing the Address.
es and Messages OF the Presidents OF the United
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1s49, with Memoir OF each OF the Presidents and
History of their Administrations; also, the Con,
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important documents ard statistical information,
compiled from official sources by Edwin Williams,
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The Christian Family Library, containing Lives
of the Apostles Lives of the Patrarchs Lite of the
Saviour and Women of the Scriptures, edited by II
Hastings Weld and w Griswold, vols SO SO
The Young Americana Library, containing the
Lives of Generals Washington, Taylor, Jackson,
Marion and Lafayette, Life Of Franklin. William
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Dependence, and the Yankee Tea Party, 10 vols
62s cents
Memoir of Ellen May Woodward, by the Rev G
D Miles, A NJ
The In iians and the Gold Mines, or the Source of
True Riches, illustrated, by w Croome
large supply of the Life of General Scott
cloth 81 paper Is cents. Also, the Lite OF Gene
raj Franklin Pierce, cloth-75 cents
Call and xamne my stock Of Books, Stationery,
Piano Fortes and Fancy Articles. seq
NTUDIES on SLAVERY, FOX SALE
- BY ]. w. RANDOLPH.
Studies on Slavery. in easy lessons, compiled into
eight studies, and subdvded into short lessons tor
the convenience of readers, by John Fletcher, OF
Louisiana
journal of Summer Time In the Country, by
The Rev Robert A Wiimot-Appleton's Popular
Liorary-50 cents
Japan, an Account, Geographical and Historical,
frorn the earliest period at which the Islands COM
posing this Empire were known to Europeans
down to the present time, and the Expedition htted
out in the United States, &c, by Charles MacFar-
lane numerous Illustrations
Five Years in an English University, By Charles
Aston Brissed-Sl 25
Haear. story ofTo-Day, by Alice Carey, author
of tsi9vsrnook. xc-Sl sc9
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VIRGINIA BAK EKY, 18th

"a FfhUINIA - n N Il n 7 It'll
~ street. East side, between hnfn
-. and Gary streets, near the corner vi
- jsin street
sHAEk5 d, j. Cannon having opened the
e bakery, tras. that by careful attention IN pro,
" the best materials and workmen, they VIII
lie 10 supply the public with such nice Family
l and Fancy Cakes, &C, as to merit share OF
sal patronage. &c l0-imf
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Office,
TO LADIES AND CENT? EMEN,

TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
a That | have now on hand, tie -
largest and best assortment ofa8
Boots and Shoes, Of good quality, ever
sSs offered in this city; selected by myself ex
pressly for retail, both OF my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia MAKE. Among my assort-
ment De found something extra. to which
would most respectfully call the attention CT al in
want, as they will be sold low by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer ia Boots, Shoes,
Trunks. Carpet Bags Valiees, &c,
seq No 1877 Main street. Richnnono, Va.
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By DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO,

MOLASSES AT AUCTION.-On TUES
NA DAY, the l4th instant, commencing at 10
O'Clock, we will sell at the Warehouse, corner of
Cary and 10th streets, It's hhds. Cuba Molasses,
prime quality.
TKRMs-Under 300 cash. over 500 four months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
n Sale without regard to weather
Sc IL DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 Co Aucfa
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iEANAGER's OFFICE.
r. FRANCE a. CO.,
Successors TO 4. Morris 81 Coz

Splendid Scheme for This Day.-Capi
s52,4i6 50 OF 5000, IA OF 800, &c. rs num-
IS, II drawn. Tickets SIS.
also, the Dollar Lottery.-Capitals $3.50, 767,
y 20 OF 200, &c
Drawn Nos. of Carroll Co. Glass Al
50 10 "A 81 66 % So 43 &c 90 70.
20 II w pIIprEIT
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6IAplace at the above place on TUESDAY EVE
MING, the 14th inst, which occasion there will
be Grand Ball alter the exhibition.
Sc S-d2tw2t
UNION CAMS HI r
<faNx COMPANYS LINE STEAMERS
SEIG4kzH PENNSYLVANIA AND VIRG MA
uskESssEzzsz-zH VIA NORFOLK FOR PHILADEL.
PHIA-The steamship Virginia, Capt. TEAL,
will be ready to receive freight Monday, the 18th
instant, and will positively sale at 3 O'Clock, M,
Tuesday, the 18th
Passage to Philadelphia and found.
second 90 90
For freight or passage, apply to
Sc 10 ROBERT RANKIN, on the Dock.
WALLER KIVEKs!! A Pilgrimage through
L Cicily, being No l6 Of Putnam's Semimonthiy
Library-price 25 cts
Cecilia, or the Memoirs of an Heiress, by Miss
Burney. author of Eyena, &c-50c
Aunt Phillis Cabin-50c
Fanny Campbell, or The Female Pirate Captain
by 1t Murray, author of the Circassian Slave
Mary Seaman, by Mrs Grey-50c
The Prairie Scout-5Gc
The Discarded Daughter, by the author Of The
Deserted Wite--75c
ssaThe Cheapest Edition of the, Waverey Novels,
complete In vols--50c per vol
The West Point Cadet, old but good-25c
Life of Joseph Hare-25c
Life OF Helen Jewett- CSC
Morgans Freemasonry-25c
For sale by LEWIS L. SMITH,
IMPORTANT NOTICE. BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS.-I have in store many desirable
Goods, suitable for the Fall trade, such Mousse
lines, Cashmeres, Merinoes, Alpaccas, Poplins,
Ginghams, Calicoes, &c, Cottons, Linens Cambrics,
Jacconet, Swiss aud Check Muslins, Edgings and
Laces, Worked Collars and Habit Shirts, Flounc-
ings Sleeves, Gloves, Hosiery, Curtain Muslins and
Red Cotton Damssks, Tickings, Flannels, Pillow.
Case Cotton and Sheeting, &c, all of which am
DESTROYS to sell, in order TO make room for new
supply and will offer great inducements to all who
wish 10 purchase WIN. J. SWORDS,
Sc 10 225 Broad Street.
NEW YORK DAILY HERALD, New
iS York Daily Tribune, New YORK Daily Times,
ph;Iadelphia Daily Ledger. Baltimore Daily Sun,
or auy OF the New York, Boston, Phiadelphis, or
Baltimore daily and weekly Newspapers can be had
ON MS reasonable terms az elsewhere, at
LEWIS l.. SMITHS Literary Depot,
Opposite American Hotel
Herald. Tribune, Times ana Ledger delivered
regularly by o'clock every morning, % ataensi'e
carriers &c 49,
~ STKAYkD OR STOLEN, from my
sabie at Rockets on tuesday evenln ~ is ,s
= Ia1xr BAY Horse. He has White spot on the
forehead hind foot white, and has scar on ms
rioht shoulder. Ten dollars reward VIII PC paia
or . a's asrss'' = NC JOHN wAsLEY
-yINCINNAT1 WhIshEx. 81 barrels
" superior Rectited Whiskey Is store Tor sale py
seS sNILLaAMo . Dn0
60OD CIGARs.--Wei invite smokers 10 drop
" In and try our assortment ct Principe, Hasa-
ma, Cheroot and Rsgala Cigars Recent arrivals
make our stock Of Cigars very complete, and We
can accommodate all who wish TO buy. Prices
from IS 10 $50 per thousand. Our retail case u
GAYNOR WOOD.
seq Corner above City Hotel.
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GREGORY d. AIAURY,

GREGORY d. FLA URY,
Managers, Richmond, Virginia,
EcceEsors to J. w Maury d. Co.-ofiice No. 81
Msin street.
p The Cd Capital OF > $4,000, whole ticket,
10 his Office.
avn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Glass 60, Sept 8:
As So 62 . SO Al Ii 10 81 ID SO 40 ~
[Vhole Nos 80 A, I'd capital, prize of SI3,,
sent to this office.
fThe Capital Prize of $4,000 Sold.
7Wn Nos OF Delaware Lottery Glass Sc, Extra,
Sept 9th:
l8 "A A. SO 81 10 Is SO 65 40 IL SIS
eket Nos Is IS IA, the Capital Prize 50, 600 sent
1ls Agency and sold by Why.e's Office, Peters.
an Nos Of Delaware Lottery, Glass SO, Sept 9:
% "A IS p Il 80 26 10 % So AZ
rifliant Scheme To.day.-Capitals: !
Of e5is554, 70 OF 5000, 90 OF 1900. 100 of 1000,
Q. 800, &c. 70 numbers, - drawn ballots
Hets sio-shares ia proportion. sc IL
ISIS SOUTH WORTH's NEW BOOK. .
W}msns Hand Book of Magic, containing the
ceiiui tricks performed by Blitz, Harrington,
sLder, McAister and Wyman, by w Lath-
III Of iiIustratiens-i2c
20" Ia, or the Memoirs of an Heiress, by Miss
~ y author Of "Egena," &c--50c
rgnia and Magdalene Or the Foster Sisters
81 By Emma N Southworth, complete in
f-5gc
Chippewa Warbler, large supply-6c
E1ok Of Snobs, BY Thackeray-53e
1eason for September lI--l0c. For sale by
q. NJ. WEST d. BRO,
10 Under Exchange.
6ENCH WINDOW GLA sS.-In addition
&c our stock CT American Window Glass, we
~ receiving $50 boxes Preach Glass, which
lers viii tad il to their interest TO buy. 1t is
sfieet order, ana a most beautiful Glass at q
low price. The assortment comprises nearly
size used For sale by
BENNETT g. BEERS,
~ Druggists, Main street.
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CLARK Fps OFFICE,
I4th street.


Drawn Nos of Delawarr Extra, 62, Sept 4, 1859
SO 62 90 81 Al 63 As 65 SO
Quarter Ticket IS 60 62, prize Of $4S05,
returned 10 the managers sc Dot
TIME BEST HAIR DYEs.-Pnalon's Mag.
L lie Dye is one Of the best; il colors the hair
and whiskers the moment IL 10 applied. beautlfui
and natural looking brown or blsck-ss may be de.
sired.
The Triconaph has been long before tas public,
and il 200 web and favorably known 70 need CON-
MEET These, together with clser Hair Dyes, are
for sale By PURCELL, LAID & Co,
au 81 Druggists, W Main 1t.
A ckDEh WILL OCT.--If mas long been
ltl an acknowledged fact, that the fret aeood
Aeady Made Clothing ever brought TO the Rich
paond market, was brought By the old house of
Eeen d Co, now Keen, Chles & Baldwin. Al that
time the clothing trade wss In the hands Of ANAL
dealers, who wese hot SO situated a. to make up q
stock Of goods in coed style. Now, the best cloth.
ing sold, l. sold ready made. If yea 20 TO the pro
per place 10 buy. No l02 Is thst place and q the
stock hand Is much TOO large TOR the season. and
the anoEnf OF cash much too ANAL, great bargains
msy he had Come with cash In hsnd, to
aug KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN.
EKEnA GKOUND PLAb H, tor sale b
= te7 DAVENPORT, ALLkN 4 co.
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By JOHN H. ID. PAYNE, saiesma.-
WILL be sold at auction, on TUESDAY. IL.
w 14th inst, at o'clock in the afternoon. an
the premises, all the Buildings between Min Ailev
and the James River and Kanawha Canal, belong
ing to the Richmond and DanviIle Raj road Com
pany, to be removed in convenient time.
Sc IL n A.
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sa VlHGlNIA CLOTHING sTOKE

w HITE Ash ANTHKACITE COAL.
w Landing from schr George cargo OF supe-
rior White Ash Anthracite Coal. persane
laying 10 their winter supply of the above Cod.
would do well to send down their orders. s5 IS
per load, delivered any where in the city
JNO. w. WRIGHT
Be Dock Wharf
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lJAETl.T HOUh DEPUsLTOkY.-Juss

BAPTIST BOOK u ErUsLT0kY.-jus
E9 received, the annexed publications:
The Design OF Baptism Reviewed in Relation to
the Christian Life. BY lrah Chase, D
Providence unfoleed, by Alexander Carson
Christian Daily Treasury, by Ebenezer Temple
History OF Palestine illustrated, by Kitto
Wreath Around the Cross, BY Kew N A Brown
Outlines Of English Literature. 81 I Shaw,
Contributions oi Q @, by Jane Taylor
Dissourses on the Application ct Christianity to
the Commercial and Ordinary Affairs OF Lite, By
Thomas Cnambers, d ID and Ii D
Old Humphreys. Peasant Tales, Bis Addresses,
Sea Captain. Grand Parents, North American In
dlans, q c, &c. For sale by
aua4 CHARLES WORKMAN.
(sLOThING, CLOvIiINss, selling at He
~ Gueed Prices
s. MERCHANT Il WEISIGER, No lie Main IT,
have still hand good assortment Of Clothing OF
every quality and siyie, which they will sell 81
very ANAL advance, a. they wish 10 reduce their
stock. Call and supply yourselves for little mo-
ney .. MERCHANT q WHISPER,
aul4 No liz Ma!n 1t.
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AUCTION SALES.
81 rs lIAY'


y WELLINGTON G0DDIN.
Wg0pnM .0IL 1ING on MAIm
n seIAI ArTkRNOoM IL fith seues-s.r-
isoz upon H. meuiDes, 81 Ssseneinr = 4 cs~sosS
- y oooen dwelling ca Main ssreet. between r.
- otn ssleeu uexf - - u16eo Of Ur Hfo0eka
IxAMs-Four months eredik for - $500
endorsed negotiable nofe.
e W. GODDIN. A..
III OUsR AT AUCTION.--We vi - =
aneiion ON Saturday. 1lsh dsv 81 -
per. g Clock, q, the lsrgs and u,0et -.
fsose osack nosse sitn.ted on haddox's Nm, 81
formerly owned By William P. Turpin. The loxis
large. The terms, which win be made sccomnois.
. ang, WI &c made known On the premises, 4 .
.ez ToLER s cooE. Auesioss.r
a GkNCY FOR ALL THE NEW Y0RE
!. ~ rsnf,lLADELPHIA. AND BALTfNORE. DxII.f
and 81 WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS:
psa.i s9rk Daily Herald, . pr week, o. 50 pr e
ss.,ns.s Do Do ss sassf 70 IL Do 1s q =
n.r.ss Wishing to subscribe to anv of tn. ahpva
snr :. papers can have them Delivered 10 then =
rers. S1'y ~ eafefoi and attentive CO..
.esi Broad street. opposite Bro.s s,ssas A..
Ii ,ees,, y q Abby late arrival "a .-- /.
Co.. ~. VI me lug Beaver and Tsgssa o.
=. ono sou0 piece of goods corn s.ssS !. -
most TASTY style on either side. = .
to cold and rain, and adapted s well - ooeA
dress. CA % ooainess -
Also, the Sontsg Frock. which can he -o..
SIDE out, presenting degree of besusv Sn 49,
and convenience never before seen ii h,' .;;My
Coat Lovers of novelty in dress viii End sh;s :.
besl time to parchase '1'' -
HENRY SHAFER ( CO
seq No lob Main street. corner Id.
k'AnM In hANOVEK, ON THE RAIL
= ROAD, u MILES NORTH OF RICHMONn
FOR SALE.-The subscriber 10 authorised to -
the Farm in Hanover county, now occupied bv II
Heath Miller, situated on the Eastern side Of ~
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad, u n,iic~
North OF Richmond, containing $50 acres about n
acres OF which ara in wood and timber Of origi..S
growth, the balance is cleared. The improvenserss
consist of comfortable dwelling and the usual a.
houses, and an excellent orchard.
1t early application be made, great bargain M
be given. Apply to
Sc 7-lw w. GoDDIN
~ ~ g517lEssS MELTING At sLAs1
CofIAuE.-A protracted meeting of the Bapti1e
Association will commence at the Slash COTTAGE. r.
Hanover, on Sunday, l2th instant, and coufinue
throughout the week, if not longer
On every day of its session, except on Sunday. N
ayfr trosy, ~vyxE
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IIKCULAK sAWss-R Hoe 4 Cos Circu.
~ lar Saws, from to 90 inches. always on hand
and for sale low BY G. ]. SiNTON 4 CO,
se3 Syn Of the Circular saw, II Main street.
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NEWS
yRAksMITTED FOR TILE n4nX n1sa ss.s.
LATER FROM RUR0PF-
Arrival of the Steamer Europa.

-, NEW YoRK, Sept. 10.
ne steamship Europa arrived at her wharf
to-day.
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MANITOBA w mite or Golored NURSE. For
w one who can come well recommended libers
price viii be given. Apply al 2.5 Broad street.
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SUPEKIOk OOLONa BLACK TEA
~ A fresh supply of this really excelIens Tea =
only 80 per pound. HULST Il KING.
se3 Franklin st. opposite Old Market
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Il EEP COUL.--A beautiful arti Gle OF stripel
IN Irish Linen Sacks, just the idea Tor these no
days, with many other cool ixings, at
jy 10 +. SpENCES, No. 100 Main sfrsat.
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TONQUA BEANS.-5O0 pounda very supeTioe
1 Tonqua Beans, just received and for sale in loss
to suit purchasers, by
sci JOHN A. ROBINSON
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SIGHT DRAFTS, payable at sny banklni
- House in England, Ireland add Scotland, To-
sale al the office of ADAMS IL CO,
Sc 10 Near the Post Office.
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~ STKAYED OR STOLEN, from my
I1Nstable, at Rockets, on Tuesday evening last
d large Bay Horse. He has white spot on me
forehead, hind foot white, and has scar on his
rioht shoulder Ten dollars reward Will be PAID
or bis delivery to me as above. .s,rx
se9-3tr JOHN UAsLEI
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NAohasscEss ELiChuloHus vifSANlds
FcceEsors to J. W. Maury d. Co.-ofice No. 6
Msin street.
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- from the manufacturer direct, full supply al
Bright Elliptic Springs, TX to inches, 3. 4, s, q.
and Leaf and Iron AxIes prom II to inches Tar
sale by wv. 8. d. q DOMAIN,
seS No II Pearl street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COOKS FAMILY csc, EfsY

r1IE undersigned has this day opened in LincS's
ailu.. Firs street. bctwe Main and Locust
splendid siocS OF Family Groceries. OF M! OWE selection
froa, hars cts. which will sell at very low prices
foF rs,>ii, or s.oduSo 81 al Kinds.
s.au Sesp constantly hand fresh supplies OF Butter
Cheese lard Poultry and leading articles. Tor the
.b. direct from farmers having made arrangements
u o. supplied several tnissa week during The summer
with III Ainsis OF County Produce. M gcOis pirN .sed
at COoKs ~ be delivered II the Residence o Customers
n desired as nave a uarSet wagon especially 70. that
puryose therefore solicit sndFe of public patronage
and will try IL merit II. Please call anu eXanine iHy
stock. Ije3O-uI u. IL. CoOh.
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CUEDRIE 3
- TO kegs pure White Lead;
10 do No. do do;
25 boxes Writing lns;
100 rcams Wrapping Paper;
bbl Backing;
40 coils ass'td sizes Hemp Cordage;
IS boxes do do Country Glass;
Is DO do do City dol
10 bales Candle Wick;
10 boxes rumDcrs;
IL do Pearl Stdrch
20 do Palm Soap;
10 do Soda Do;
90 do English Dairy Cheese;
10 do Pine apple do
5bols Coppcras;
3 do Alum;
o. do star Candles;
o do Summer Stcrae Candles;
All of yhieh we offer TO dealers at very low rates
i.2a FOSTERS IL BROWN.
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SPRING AND SUMMER pRY GOODS

.'iiAAkN q REILLY corner of Main and First streets
~ have just received and still receiving direct from
The Eastern cities, large and well selected stock OF Farcy
and staple Try Goods embracing of the most asl
onable goods bro ht TO market this season, which of
Ter at wholesale RETAIL customers and all others
Who may favor With call, very low for cash pro-
duee. The following comprises some of the leading
teles:
Back and colored Cloths, plain and fancy Cassneres
heStngs Coonades, Denims, Calie0es Gnghans, Lawns
Bereges silk Tissues, Grenadins. blk and cold Silks,
berege dLaines white and cold Mosquito Meetings.. Ho-
sery Gloves Laces plain and drilled Swiss Muslns Cam
ores and Jaconets Bonnets Ribbons Parasols and Um
brellas, Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes; ALSO full stock Of
brown and bleaehed Sheengs and Shrtings brown and
1ieaehed Drills, Ifekcs Hickory Stripes Irish Linens
Table Cloths and Covers Napkins TOWELS Scotch Dia
per, linen and silk Pocket handkerchefs, blk and cod
SIX Neck do, bid Silk Grape. and Palmetto Shaws &c.
&c. to which would respectfully invite all to come in
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. [ap26l
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SPRING CAss1MEREs.
WHO Es ALE AND RETAIL.

John $. HOPKINS is how opening the finest stock of
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever exhibited in this
market His Dress goods comprise full assortment of all
The most desirable styles of Sk Persian Cloth, Beregc
dLaines, French Musns, Gingams and Prins-all fast
eolors. very choice selection of Bonnes AMI Bonnet
Ribbons; also, few fine French Flowers out and in
side trimming; Grape Shawls Piano and Table, Covers
Carpetng Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes, all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panama and Leghorn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware Wall Paper and bordering Painted Curtains and
Curtain Material in fact everything usually kept in the
DryGood Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper bust
Ness, may be found very low for cash. Gap24l
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BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOB
MANUFACTORY

THE undersigned respectfully citizens
of Evansville and the adjoining Counties that he has
fitted up Book Bindery First street, between Main
and Sycamore with all the late improvements for
ting every description of work in his line, which he u
prepared to do in the best workmanlike Manner and s
the lowest Cincinnati prices.
PBlank work ruled and bound to any pattern.
n Magazines Music, and every description Of Job
Ending, done on reasonable terms. Also, Port Foos.
Scrap Books. &C., made to order.
IT F7Orders promptly flied. [je5-f1 r. B. 1NNES.
IPPrnceton Clarion, Warriek Democrat and Mount
Carmel Register copy to amount Of SO, and send bills to
ADVERTISER.
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STRAYED AWAY:

IRON the subscriber the 2lst inst small GREY
l. MARE, shod all around, eighty marked with the
of names; about 10 years DID, and supposed
taken the road towards Mt. CARMEL Illinois; raised
on Barney's Prarie Wabash Co., by Hugh Newkerk de
ceased). liberal reward will be paid any person
who will said and return her to the owner
Evansville. Ia, ju % If DIR. ALLEN c. HALLOCK.
Il Mt. Carmel paper please copy.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

NdE undersigned has neatly fitted up room at hi
Il residence on Second st eet, next door to Mr. Me
carers Church. as an Ice Cream aoon where he would
DE happy TO the ladies and gentlemen of Evansville
Lemon Vanilla and Rose favored Creams made Of the
Richest materials be obtained every evening. He is
prepared TO supply families and parties with Cream
In any quantity desired Orders left at his Saloon by
families will be puncually attended to, and sent
10 dwellings when desired GEO. w. GLOVER.
myl2-tf
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DRY-GO0DS.
SPRING AND SUMMER pRY-eoops.

USl received per steamer Paris, % asst'd Dry
Goods, which oner to the trade this morning at
duced rates.
This lot of Goods very desirable, being fresh from
The agencies of the manufacturers The Prints especial
~ are exceedingly Beautiful OF bright, rich styles the
hiIest cloths and coiogs warranted fast.
apl6 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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ID AISINS-We have few more LEFT in wholes, halves
- ia9cl FOSTERS az BROWN.
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