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Arrived.

ship ocesn Qusea pat smith. D a. I'm London MI Ports
mouth mdse sut pas.euxe-- % Grsvoh Moran Wiley.
sup ssndasky B0ani = d. n Liverpool SURGE, Char.
& Co
Psctei Ell Ne Iort Hath - a. I'm Liverpool vth r2
Esss n MtrhHr 60. Jan -. Ia. q IS. ila 3
hanged srrais With n Fiiefa, henc- or Liverpool
snip Anrehque. Ssmues, Rotterdam. De- - VIII q pass.
schurh and Gethsrd.
Pscte, shp Havre Mufrd. Hsvre jan a5 pea 70 "
Ivrstou EHpeens, heavy u-stry Ses durnE he psaE-
L,s ~ i1vs OF Newfoundland.
SHIP Teassr. wrcssse crocter. Hsvre Jsa g. 20
pea TIE T s1pecei heavy westerly Ses duras
The plfssfe
tnsue. q a.. 70 Mleits a Co
vs. late Ben snn. vho ded New n e.
vef 81 1honAs FEB g. . Dv1Ftt Wn Coopr seaman and
Pefet Trsmor cook. i Cd 81 - Thomas. of fev-r
Bne Macon Nabirs. h. I'm. savsnnsh. % Demil 4 Co
schr. Scrtrous Wass, iO J.. I'm safilo River
scar Con pl no stevens. D.. I'm Cant ses BndEe
Schr Tatthe = Gr-r. Paris 2 a. I'm Gambia, De-
" d Ccylfr. Brooks. I'm ~ Havrn
schr. Trancis 4 Hsvtns, a.. I DAY I'm Brkhsven
sChr. Charlie Hsvey. havey. ! day I'm Rutc~port
Schr Lease D. Came RotbE d. In. Che-rysone ard
o. sai 20 Fsufou BfOs
schr Gen. Isfsye'ie Tlompo on. DAY from ssmsri Com
s,tr Trahe;h Htutou. rter' . from he wrcck II the
" ipdsor Fsy s.hore on Romer sloais
wIYD-NE.
SAiITD-siesnshp Prosihsus Chur, Nh Juan. Aabsn,
Ludlow .avsfnah Hoable Cuvendv, Oh, 81 ~ p AHen
"a. Lswrcnce. LVerp,o' Wes'ern Word, hose.. DO
Capt Hlf1sd Of Titan reports he Emily fof
Chsfeton ahore ssny Boob hes rod p.oa 20 BE-
OIL ship WRIGHT I'm II erpo snchofol W SPIT. bark
MILFORD IN Galveston T-iss. DO .hps Amercs. ior Liverpool
DO and Western " ord, a Qu,rntIBe.
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The pr;pcipaJ decline to-day in the Stock
u.r..<k ss been In Coal Socks, when are with one
two executions, very heavy P'fer Vein fell OF TO
40 decli.e oflO 2 cent CurAoerland to 57i, fur
der decline Of "A p cent; Phnnx TO p and Lingoi
ssn the izst born OF the Coal Stocks, sold Q. an
advance Of q p share. The market generally rSAeo
ttle Daring the day from the depression OF fnosy,
eut,he improvement was not important Enc elosed
ct ssi6e9i an advance Of y cent Inc otner HAL
roads are steady bear sale Of Long Island was made
at 30 seIler 70 months Nicaragua was wen sustained
at 36a36s There was good inquiry for Federal ana
State Stocks at fun pdces Bonds werein lar request
and without change A, the Second Board the transac
tons were no, very large, AID the market ciosed
steady.
In Exchange there isno activity, and rates
are unchanged Sterling 9ialOi. Francs l2iS
3nt.
Freights are firm, without important trans
sctiops. To Liverpool, p 6a3 was asked for Flour ;
lad. for Grain 532d. for Cotton Bacon was shipped
at 15l, Lard at % and 400tcs Beef4l3. To London,
400 bbls Flour and 800 bss Pork private terms
800 bbls Turpentne, BE; 100 do Spirits Turpentine,
OF. To Glasgow 60 bbls. Pigs Hair, 33 1000 bols.
Flour, 81 as g. and 1900 bush Wheat, Cd 300 bales
Cotton were engaged for Rotterdam and 10 Tor HAM
burg at Ec To Australia there Is less Offering though
We notice some engagements at GO975c. p loot ior
Measurement, s3 80 for Flour, and 81 for PORK 10
California we have no change 10 note the offerings DE-
ing good and prices without change. British snip
was taken up 10 load - 900 bbs Flour at Baltimore LOT
London at g; bark Of 80 tuns to Lisbon and back
Of g. 900, port charges paid another Of 800 tuns 70
two ports in Spain and back s2400 port charges pHii
bark bound to Pernambuco 20 return TO Boston with
eugar at &c p bag; schooner 10 Wind"ard lsl'
and Soc q bb and one Of 800 tuns from south SIDE
Cuba to New York. 4Oc for Sugar and 90 for Mols'es
on deck The chip Oregon, years Old Eastern built,
800 iuns has been bought for the Australia trade at
1le,OOO
The amount received at the Sub Treasury
was sl3l, Col Paid, f4j I73; Balance, s4,SOj,S3o
Fifty thousand dollars Of the Mortgage
Bonds Of the Ohio River Land and Marble Company
were sold nj auction at the Merchants Exchange this
afternoon. by A. H. Muller. The sale went Oh as
ILL
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A 7 a MEETING Of the Stockholders of the
"A Syracuse and Osweso Line held At the Office Of hs
Company N syr1cuse jan s 1855 the following resop.
non adopted
hSsoissd That the association formed Jan leS0 uu4,r
the and style OF tAs Syracuse and O.ssso LIZ
Be- ard the q declared % oe dsssoived.
A III. HOyEY SECRETARY
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MINIATURE ALNASAc......rHIs DAY.
MARINE JOURNAL.

Re- ..-.--..6 e ssts---5 - Nsos-Ii-~s fen
rsrrE.---.-.-THIs a
SAVOY liza Gov Isant- In H. Gate so
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OFFICE OF rHE NoRrH-WEsrERSN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, Baltimore, Jan. "a 1893. !
So. 800. OM. 0P a n6tB yDlE


Proposals will be received at the Banking House of Mss
DUNCAN, SHERMAN \ Co. in the City OF New.foft.
until u o'clock of the t day OF Mach next Sc
loan OF two and onehalf millions of dolss the Coava
Bonds OF this Company, IN sums OF $1,000 90 $50 esh
payable the hrt day January In the year eighteen
bred and s3Venty three in the city Of Baltimore wild
ere.t at the rate of six per cent per snnum payable NJ
yearly. ON the first days OF January and july se ~
city.
One million aud half Of said Bonds being secured ~ 10
indOsed guarantee OF the Mayor aud the City COan
Baltimore ard the remaining million by the iniorsecs
antee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company thAs
named million OF said bonds being ysItibe
Stock Of this Company within years from the let dag
OF March next.
No distinction will be made by this Company between
bonds account OF their respective guarantees fOs
bidding for siyen amount will receive SIXTY per
the bonds guaranteed BY the city, aud forty per cen,
those guaranteed by the Baltimore and Ohio Rarosd Con-
psDy, and requested 10 the uniform they
disposed ave for them accordingly, neither elias vi
be Issued separately.
Any further information desired may be obtained TIC
Office or on application AZ the BsnkNs House Of Mssr
DUNCAN, SHERMAN co, New.YoTk.
BY order OF the President and Directors,
p q. VAN WRINKLE, Secretary.
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oyyrcE OF TIE RocKr Bar HIsIss CORR
No. u Merchant Exchange, Eew.Yors Fee: W 81.
NOTICE 10 tho STOCKHOLDERS :.
~ Notice, that OF Eve per cent 1p'sa
cspits rtoet Of the Company has been levied 9 =.
ton, payable the 18th day Of March neIt 20 as e.
urer, GEORGE 5. FITCH, ESQ., 1t the O.ne. OF -. IA
psny in HewYort. In case d bop-psyrnsns ~ - y
specified. the shares upon which payment y .st,(
sether with all previous syu e. q thereon shall s
to the Association ba In order that "a ~
oct Of The City Of New. York may have the osneA'"
full time q dsys viii b. allowed 70 Len s,s
change having been made in the tenousinsu, Va ,sTrs
the ssocfkoeTs are requested 70 rsDdsr TIE ss "a
Gates and take cat the SCRIP 10 tfsnss"
Scrip viii BE- made sAer The 18Th Of March mex
By order Of the Board, , = s..r.,xJ.
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nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board Of "
Crecton Of the Paterson and Ramsps Railroad Coa2sy
have this day declared dividend Of THREE fEh u,
for the last sI months gpoD the full stocs pAysDs
after the 2lst day Ut February nstaeh at the &C., 81
ketehum, RoseTs Bement No, - Wulam.st Ds.S
OF kewYoIk The transfer books will be CLOSED ~" ~
18th 70 the I'd Of February ncilsye BY orasi, ,,,,
JOHN HOPPER, ssefs'@p'
Paterson, February IL, 1855.
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Any further information desired, may be obtained the
Is On assMssS 4 e1 House Of A
BY order OF the President and Directors,
r q. VAN WRINKLE, Secretary.
CANT NICHOLAS BANK-This Bank VII
~ commence business at No. Wallst, on TUESDAY
next the 9Th inst. Discount days Mondays and Thudsp
uneuent Money received on deposit at the lowest rates
Edward J. MaIlett, Joseph w Cories
ID. Henry ilaght, VIM. ID. Thomps)n,
James d. Oliver, Ernest CAIeI
Jonas q Dudley, Rodman q Moatoa,
Cephas ~ Norton, Stephen Waterman,
Andrew ComstOck, John Lee Smith,
Isaac II buckingham, Henry Bsyla
George l.. Willard
EDWD J. hALLErT, Prssitens
JOS. w CORLiES, VicePresdent
New.Yori, Feb. 5, 1853.
NOTICE. Subscriptions to the Capital Sock
IN ID the NETWORK AID CALIFORNIA sfRAy.
SHIP COMPANY will be received by the underSra
at the Office Of Mesxs Davis Brooks Co, No, % Snsi
way. until the 2ith February, ensuing. a..
The Capital stock is liked at u 10000 divided into 10
shares Of elttO escb. 80.
Ten per ia cash 10 required be deposited, sh s
underlined at the date Of Subscribing for which rseeF
will b. Issued the balance payable called for hon
time by the Board Of Directors subsequent TO 10
organization OF the Company. "
In the event OF an amount exceeding the above benz
subscribed. the undersigned reserve the power OF dsnG
ing the STOCK in such manner as shall Ia their judgment -
advance the purpo~s 0f the proposed organization stA
Of closing the books Of subscription, pror the n ~
ruary ensuing
Pamphlets, containing prospectus, charter, &c, aak
procured by those tesnns to subscribe, appicsfSs
the und4rsisnsd, at No. ID Broadway.
JACOB A. WESTERVELT
JOHN HAGGEHTY,
DANIEL Is. FEARING, C0nxs
SIDNEY BROOKS, Gop0
WATTS SHERMAN,
REUBEN WITHER5
Hew.York, Feb. 9, 1853.
A USTRALIA.-Mr. CLARK y. ROSS ~
IA Mr. ROBERT d. MERRILL are Resdauf PsrDs
In our house at Melbourne, Australia.
FALCONER ROSS "a
DANIEL l.. Ross,
JoHs fALCosEE
CLANCY J. DEsPsrER
CLARK 5. Ross,
ROBEKT d. MERRiLL.
ConAisEDenis OF yosels ard Merehsnase for tsss 90
market or to ID. L. ROSS Co San Francisco, soss1sT
ROSS, FALCOSER Co.
No. l64 Pesyi-a, NJ
DAsIsL L. Ross,
JoHs FALcosER,
. G. DssPsTER.
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NJ K COBB IL Co, No. - Wsu-A' 0'
IN . Comuaission AM Collection Brokers Cir sd
STOCKS bopght aud sold state, tsAifos-
other Loans soflstsd -, f..it,d 5zses
COLLECTIONS made IN all parts Of ths Ua'H'
and CsnsGEs with promptress
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/ AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and SOLD

- On TIE nos, favorable terms By COLENOy &
DhAkE- No. s. Walls, Lear HAnoyer-r
100 u ard ~ acre Warrants guaranteed 70 be famine
and ecsyahe at Land Ofes IN the Uuted S.iss eon
sanity CO hand Wrrsnts forwarded to all parts OF ~.
country Il the make; pnees the receipt Of renittsnce
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The imports of general merchandise were
were large last week, reaching sl9O2ooO including
Coffee sl25,0oO, Sugar $4,000, Hemp $1,000, Iron
10000, Watches 10000, &c.
The St. Marks Insurance Company is in
course Of organization under the general law.
The 100000 loan of the York aud Cum
befland Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by the City Of
Baltimore, taken by Messrs. Greenwsy of Bait
more at 333. The bids amounted to over three
millions.
The Breadstuff market is rather frmer to-
day the private accounts being moro favorable than
the newspaper statements
The earnings Of the Mancon and Western
Railroad Co In jan. 1853, were,
Passengers ss,olo ..
NAL LEV W
freight. 1891 ~
Corresponding month last year. ........... 25Ts3 20
Increase, l3lQ " cent. 90 453 ~
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SI0M M 5000, $1,000 and $4,000,
HAOsOOO, 70 be loaned on Productive Prom.
~ " re CItJ Of New-YUk. Apply % LUDLOW ELF.
lNOi Nc. - Nas-sU-s--; NsU-Yo-k
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CDiEON DRAPER, No. as Pines, oN.,,
Ss- ale variety Of RAILROAD BONDS and SrDCrs
also CITY. TOWN and COUNTY BONDS, among ssss
i.t Mortgage Convertible y Ct Bonds of BusAlo Cor
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I AND WARRANTS purchased sa "a
Pensiou Ci.s.s promptly suersed 70, By 0Eo'
NAN, No. n WiIiaIn-st.
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WEIMORE, ROBERT & Co, Stock, Note
" sad tIchsrss Brokers Dealers in Specie ana Coz
DUR Ceotnsnssl Bank Bgildiaa No II WaIl,t
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financial.
TS,,suxY DEPARTMENT, RALtIGH, N. C, Jan. IS 1883
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT
100000

~ STATE BONDS.-Sealcd proposals viii oe received
in the City of NewYork anal 10 o'clock NJ OF the S'
-. If
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A LBANY and NORTHERN RAILROAD
Ae interest d1e Is. March the Albany and North
ar Railroad Conpslys BONDS VIII 10 pad a ne BeuEiny
hosse u DUNCAN. SHERMAN n Co No a. viii al
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tan h.. positively rejected all urooosals.-

tan has positively rejected all proposals.-
Diplomat7sts have submitted fully. II is re-
ported that 10000 French troops will be sent
to Turkey, but orders will not be given until
the government receives dispatches from
Gen. De Hilyers 1t Constantinople.
CxkRoLL7os, Miss. :, Nov. IS.
A young Cincinna,ian named ]. s. Cole
man, about 30 years old, wys found dead in
the swamp, about twenty miles from this
place, having been stabbed in the abdomen
with large knife. The murder is supposed
to have been committed by a negro whom
Coleman had stol"n aud was ehdeavoring to
run off to free State.
WAsHrNefox, Nov. IS.
The President has nearly recovered, and is
able 10 be out again to-day. His message is
nestlj completed; and will be sent in nd.
vance to the distant newspapers. All ru-
mors to the contrary are uniounded.
+ New York, Nov. 25.
The packet ship Conslitut on has arrived
at quarantine, from Liverpool. She had 100
deaths on the passage. Twenty Of the pas
sengers are still sick.
BoSroN, Nov. IS.
Otis H. Weed, ice dealer, has failed for
$50. 900 to $4,000. He is absent in Aus
tralia.
CINCINNATI, Nov. rs.
The printers struck this morning. The
proprietors Of the morning papers are willing
to pay the full prices, hut they refuse to have
anything to do with the combination.
Later from santa Fe.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. IS.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived. There is
no news Of interest.
Mr.. Aubrey left on the 18th for c alifornia.
He is gong to try new route.
Lieut.. Whipple, of the exploring party,
has reached Albuquerque.
Msnuel Galligos, the delegate elect to
Congress, did not come in. The stage will
arrive in few days.
The new Governor, the Hon. David Merri-
wether, 10 gaining popularity daily.
Gen. Garland had returned from Mesila
Valley. No authority will be exercised over
the Valley.
Judge Watts has sent in his resignation on
account of the insuficiency of the salary.
1t is thought in New Mexico that u rail.
road to the Pacific by the " ay of Auton, Chi.
CO. Albuquerque and Aubry's route will be
the best.
There feet water In the emanuel and falling
The weather Is cloudy VITA indications Of rain.
NEw YoRx, No, 20.
rain-Sales OF loOoo bushels corn, l3eO mixed sold
al SOdsIc; white e29s3c; yellow SHAW.
Provsions-Pork steady sales iU0 bbls mess at IS
91H Beefis firm.
Lard-Bbls BIC i04c.
whisky-Firm: sales 100 bbls Prison ut es!c.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 2i p. NJ.
Provisions-Sales |, 500 old mess pork ut sig.
Grain-Sales corn at6eS6Sc oats soc.
Star candles-24c. a ID. So. -.
Grocsres- Prime molasses l;c: fair sugar 3lc; Rio
Coffee brist. I0.U00 bags sold mt l0sCIlc.
whisky-25
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EVANSVILLE Is UP WITH THE
~

A LII persons wanting ENGINES or MACHINERY OF
any Kind built or repaired, requested to favor
us with CALL Our Machinery being complete. and
having employ I'm each department on our bus
We feel confident Of rendering satisfaction and are Wiz
ling TO be jsdgsd By orr rorks.
Mr. Durham, who has lately become connected Win
The firm, Is one of the most experienced builders u
. STEAM AND FIRE ENGINES.
IN inc country and understands Western work thorough
ut all times, may be found, Sawm Engines Mill Irons
Shafing Pulleys Grutebars Fire Fronts Steam Pipes
Force and Cold Water Pumps, Improved Hoistine.
wheels for Stores and Warehouses ahes for turning
wood and Brass, Corn Shelters Cis,ern Housing Par.
ker Hotchkiss Il Johnson's W alter Wheels Apple Mil
Iwere Irons, Cellar Ventilators. Wagon Boxes Dor
Irons, Plow Mould Boards, &c. &c.
We furnish TO order Iron and Brass Castines of all
kinds, such as Mill Gearing and Spindles. Casa Iron
Fronts for Houses, Fence and Balcony Railing Sssh
Weights Window Caps, DC.
Wrought and Cast Iron work for Bn.iees and wrouehs
Iron Forging work OF all kinds executed promptly and
In the best manner. Mr. Vim. Durham, q Machinesmi,h
who has fsr equals and supcriors charge Of our
Smith shop. a tt :
FIRE ENGINES made to order which We v.,,.,,
perform equal TO red In Stases
We will furnish Machinery and work all kinds NJ A
low prices as be Obtained st Cincinnati Lousvie
or any other point In the West aud guarantee all our
work to be equal TO the work OF any sfthose places
Remember YOU are interested In having rood nsau.
At hand for REPAIRS which department. Of our busi
ness, we give strict attention.
IL Is our aim to have work done on the day apponted
and all orders by mail will receive prompt attention q
the same price as when given In person.
CAR WHEELS ofvarious Patterns, Manufactured win
Aurphy's Patent Solid Hub.
We pay highest price for Scrap lron Brass and COP
per. lnov4-u) q. ID. EGGLESTON 81 CO..
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o. Read F.'s able Communication in TO-

o. Read F.'s able communication in to-
day paper. ltis brief, but comprehensive.
and relates to q subject in which We are oil
interested.
LouIsvILLx AND ST. LOUIS MAIL LINE
The following excellent boats arc now rum
Ming regularly in the Louisville and St. Louis
Mail Packet Line: Southerner. d. G. An.
ders; Northerner. w. +. Fuller; Telegraph
No. 2, 7. n. Remelin; Pike, w. 8. d.
McGowsn; Fashion. Church; Lady Franklin.
8. Catherine. The General Pike will, d.
rectly she 10 finished, take the place OF
the Lady Frsnklin. This line 10 CON-
posed Of excellent hosts, and will carry
The mail. It's the old line, but We hope
from the additions Of excellent boats, will be
little promptsr thsa formerly in the dslivs-
~ Of mails.
trThs stesmbost Washington City ran
into the little Green River packet Sophia. on
Friday last, in making her landing as eur
wharf, and injured her hull 20 badly that she
wss in critical condition for some time
Capt. Early saved her from sinking ouly BY
the most prompt and energetic efforts. The
w. City left refusing 10 make any repairs.
',iSn for the damages done, and before Capt.
Early could apply his legal remedy.
ofhs Messenger carried OF one Of our
apple boys ON Saturday morning. who rush.
cd on board and was unable to beat his re-.
treat in time after the tap ofthe bell. Serv.
ed him right! rt
" The new and splendid mail steamer
Eou,herner was here 1t fifteen minutes be-
fore 4O'eIock Saturday morning. and brough'
the mail. She has thus Tar fully come up u
the expectations OF her friends. The fleet
Unicn Line steamer, Messenger, was report.
ed by the Southerner to have lett Louisville
fosiy.6ve minutes ahead: she arrived here .,
past 8 o'clock. being II hours behind the
Seuiherner. The morning WAS fogcy. and
the run to this point 10 not fair test Of the
spe-d Of the respective boats.
~ The Z sansville and Louisville pack
Of Fawn was down at her usual time Sstur
day afternoon. She had large amount o.
freight for this place. which Indicates hat
ssring way trade between this Poiat and Lou
isviIle.
10 The Engineers Of the Straight Ii NJ
Railroad have completed their survey some
twenty Ave miles in the last two weeks, sns
continue to give favorable accounts OF The
feasibility Of the route.
Or Gen. Greathouss was in town on So
turday last; and ssys that he shall -soon b,
engaged among the snsgs Of the Westerr
rivers. His destination 10 not known atpre
sent, but he will have 6eldof labor assign
ed in few days. s.-'. t.-e ,.st
~Avery heavy fog prevailed yestsrds!
morning At late hour. II was almost q
saturating ~ 'ain. .-- -r+
" Main street 10 being pebbled from Wa
Ter street to First, and substantial crossing
being made at the corners. The work hs
been going briskly on for several days unde
the supervision Of John Mitchell, ESQ.,, in
manner that looks anything but "Old Fogy
ish."
" The steamer Elephant tosk = larg
quantity Of tobacco, fax seed, and othe
freights from our wharf on Saturday, for
ORLEANS. She also had on board the entr
parts of Q new steamboat for the Sscrameu
ito river, California.
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REMOVAL.

REMOvALs tIg
" X HENDRICKS * CO. have removed 10 Fosters
New Block, on First street near Main, where they
have ON hand n general assortment Of BOOTS snd
SHOES, which they invite the attention Of country
me, chants. [novH
IIALF SPANISH SEGARS.-A consignment
III :sOO0 for sale, very low In lots to the trade.
nova g.. 4. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water.
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ARRIVAL OF fifE
as &C. A N AID A

Lees ara lsssrsssisg srsn she Esst.
Exciting NeUs-Four Bottles FougM-Ihs
Turks Tfivmphont-F;sM Of The Ru'''an'
-1he Unimatum Rejected by the Saltdn. ~,
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MEAT SHOP.

THE undersigned have opened MEAT SHOP. on
i Main street, three doors above Fourth ST.. where
they will at all times keep hand goo. supply OF Fresh
Yeats Of all kinds. Sausnys. AMI everything in their
lire business The attention of families Is invited to
our meats will endeavor keep the best quail.
ties self the lowest market price, and promptly de-
liver meats ordered, TO customers.
novl6-N A. SEELlNGER.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCH MAKERS TOOLS. MATERIALS 90.
no THE subscriber, Tor a number OF years engag.
IN ed In o''e OF The largest imsrtnx houses in the
e. n East and tor the last four years in louisville
MOI has taken the Main street. bet. FIRST and
alter sis opposite the Bank upul suitable ca
be obtained) where he snow oeeng the largest
ment oil the above goods oeret IN this ely
prising every variety and styie Of Gold and Silver
Watches. Chains, Ladics'-and Gents Pins Ear kinea
Finger Kings. Gold Lockets Gold and Silver Specsces
nne Jewely IN Sets and ia fact Everything connected
with the Jewelry business.
Waichmak ers' Tools aud Materials OF all kinds az q
which he will sell low any other house wcstoftbs
Mountains. Purchasing all Of my Goods the man.
ufacturers and importrs direct-hsving thosourA
knowledge IN even thing artaniug 70 he Aasntss-
together with my extensive acquaintance with te EsA
ern manufacturers, can oner Inducements al In
want Of tho above Goods 70 give CALL ringthsn
that they saak fnk every article represented.
Ny Jewelry Is OF the finest quality both
Imported aud American. the Watches are ofthe moa
celebrated Makers ad win be guaranteed keep GOOD
time TO The purchaser.
Being myselfa prsctis al Westminster. I win attend
person ally TO the cleaning and repairing all wsches
trusted 30 my care. (oct3) c. A. BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-28

~ GoSSEN begs leave to inform the citizens Of Ev
W. ansviile that he has opened Jewrlry Store I'm
Mr.. Krons House, on First street, between Main and
Sycamore. two doors below Maiu, where he always
keeps hand splendid and full ofa kinds
ofJewery, Watches Clocks &C., &c ofthe best quality
Having purchased his stock at low prices, he enabled
N cell cheap, and fully cheap any other House In
this city.
n B-Hs salso prepared tn repair any article in the
above line, ut short notice and fair compensation.
Knowing the libeality III the Citizens of Evansville he
hopes that they will extend to him fair share ofhcir
patronage. lnovl6-iy