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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-11

DOW g .SES!E PhtcEsfi.
QuieR gAea end pmall Rreata,
,tedAT THE ONE PRIcE STORE,
Rs S@GS .; -! ~. ~ 81 e. SO
49, go, 49,, Ell Esl.I g.. a.. ~.
sss,sd @ Of Syls, iS'I ana durable sslOVS. Il
ESlussa Hssvns ana Jncsnots.
Az sles.nsfs'Hnge Of The most ss'AiOnsSl'r fson
slFk nstaEss ana TassIss,
Which are no, surprised In aIy market u hSaSiy
and elegance ~ sysS, fsn % obSs, -
~; SneFegN De Lalnes.
wishes Of thoss 10 ysal q this style ef goods, 1t 20
sel.iD ALA WOOL DELAINEs.
Pink, Blgs, Mode und Back, 81 5Se.
6lkRa
Black Gro Dss Rhine, 1t 81. 10, Sis, q 2o fer 40
inch Black Wt,sted, 81 60 wOrih 81 A beautiful ".
QseIiOn q Fancy Dfsss silEs ssaP Florence skS, ell
e0''''' "S's s.sess ~ sSSS e. nI'Ss " &C.
=. An extensive sssOEnent' o. fashionable Pointed
French, worked collAFs, ehsuissl,sS, undorassvSs,
handkerchief, &s., &c. Black silk face ve'l., Al
$780, eeapi Cause, 2Oc green and blue bsragsi Isle
and linen edgIngS and laeSi SwBs aud iaekons, Inser
ting and 'dginEsi ilkffugsi gimp tHnnwg1 s'a'd''
SNOsaERR AND GLOVES.
4 complete stock slwsys on hSad
SUN DHeaEo.
lrsh and pillow ease llnen, beachsd linen cloths,
napkins, e Russia linen shseting ~ at7Oej beaehsd
Sheetings 10 yards wide; bro. sheelng "A Al haci
Que shrngs Toto l6c, blSSehed do, $40 isci Eagle
ticking, n asei 7ss at Use, gsOdi eO'OuSdss aud ds'
nims; Hays linen, &C.
HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES.
Fias Ivory sombs, English reddiug, pocket, tuck
side, she'll PuG and MHsss' round eombij dress but.
IohS pearl white and auey cploTsd agate buiOns doz.
Cor SCI the celebrated rnan and Tenusnt needles, ali
Nos. Sc, Zephyr woFstsd q cent per skein working
eanVasssS, perforated paper, paEaSOs At reduced pF
ees metallic SysetS, a. Sc per giOsS together with ell
the nlt potiOn usually Eep "a Fancy Variety Store,
and wanted daily by every family Handsome patil
striped summer vssII, At CSC 20 81 email lot oil silk
figured winter vests, will Be closed out al 7Ss, TOr
fI9S, ~:
Ladies' Misses and Childrsn's
ShoeSEa d Caters,
From the most eommon 10 The most tidy, the latest
y's., intanIS' Sott meTOSe0j yOu'hS, bOy and mems
esil brogam.
Alibsnl aseo,n, made 10 those buy inE 10 sen again.
The citizens OF Hssnbal, and Msftan aud the ali.
joining eouutsS, respectfully solicited ex, mi.
nation Of my stock on visiting the city. eateT my
self that the STYLE elegance, durability and priceS
Ine gooda will meet the APPRECIATION VI ALL
IT REMEMBER THE SIGN, Bird street, Up
'Sian.su (mylsS!wiy) N. MOORE.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-11

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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-11
1858. ST. LOUIS AND KEoKUR, Is

1853. ST. LOUIS AND KEoKUR, 1853.
49,. U. s, NJ MI STEANtERS.
~ DIE VERNON, RuiuI A VA
vlu.t1t,4yl q FcTd Master. yksah445N 9
KATE KEARNEY,
Dan Able Muster.
JEANNE DEANS, J. Brown, Master.
Que n 'the above Splendid Steamers leave the Keo.
kuE Whufr Boat foot OF Locust Street. ST. Louis sVO-
Wy evening At O'Clock, Sundays Excepted.
They'will leave Hannibal In the following order -
The Die VeTnQn will pASs up every TussdAy and FRI
day, MoEnlnK, al ~ O'clock, down Wednesdays and
, Saturdays. Al 10 O'Clock, A. M. The Hate xeArney
vii psss up on Wednesdays and Saturdays, Al 10 o.
eetk A. M, down Thursdays and Sundays, n 10 A.
NJ The JEANNE Deans will pass up on VhuTsdays
end Sundays, At 10 o'clock, down on FriaayS and
Mondays, At 10 A. d.
~ II will bsObssrved by the above arrangement, nc
: Packets pssS up on Monday or down on Tuesday.
For Freight or Passage having superior HecOnmOda'
ltonI. Enquire on board or Of
MILLER 4 PoAcE, Agssh.
RsnAibal, April 6, ISssU
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NEW BOOKS.
NASH L WOODHOUSE
L4. HAVE REcEIvEo
IAVARn.Q ME- w WORK


BABYLON AND NINEvAH-Fresh Discoveries at
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ola second expedition to Assyria. with Journeys to
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-. This new work Of Mr. Layari contains incidents
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called the most extraordinary work of the age
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INTERVIEWS
With Rev DR. Chalmers
III With Rev DIR Emmons
III With John Quincy Adams
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Preceded by Reflections, Miscellaneous, in an In
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A NEW ENGLISH TALE.
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This is an excellent work. 1t is written with UNI
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Lady Bird by Lady Georgi, Fullerton 12mo; pa
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NEW BOOKS
For Sale at MORRIS Bookstore.

DIGEST OF THE LAWS, CUSTOMS, MAN
NERS and Institutions of the Ancr Mt and Modern
Nations by Thomas Dew late President of the
College of William and Mary. l VOL evo.- 50 OF
This is careful laborious and instructive digest
Of history, ancient and modern, prepared express
ly to meet the wants OF schools and colleges 1t
is believed that the schoolmaser will find in it an
excellent substitute for the histories now in
the historical lectures desirable text book, to be
placed in the hands of the student, as accom-
paniment to his lectures and the general reader.
useful manual.
By Geraldine Endsor Iewsbury. 16mo, muslin. 6:
This is beautiful domestic story, of an excellent
moral, describing the experience of little girl,
who, separated from her parents, is placed
under the of grandmohers, stepmotheri and
strangers, and suffers much by the trial. The les
son taught is, the Importance Of kindness to ch1
d7en. Though the heroine is child. it is not sim
ply childs book; It's quiet pleasing narrative will
interest parents and all who care for children
viNETs PASTORAL THEOLOGY, or Theory of
the Evangelical Ministry-translated and edited
by Rev Thos Skinner D D, Professor of Sacred
Rhetoric and Pastoral Theology in the Union Theo-
logical Seminary-with notes and additional
chapter by the Translator. 12mo, muslin S. Oh
CASTLE AVON-By the Author of "Ravenscliffe."
The Wimingtons.' angela :" "Mordaunt Hail."
"The author of Emily wyndham, aRavenscJifie,,
and other novels of an equally high class has, by
the production now before US, well sust aimed the
reputation earned by former efforts. For roman
tic nterest few tales of fiction vie with Cas-
tie Avon The whole forms powerfully drawn
panorama oflife, in which the workings of the hu-
heart displayed under great variety of as.
poets, and delineated with master hand"-John
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THE DEANS DAUGHTER--or the Days We Live
In-By Mrs. Gore, author of the Bankers Wife"
Mothers and Daughters" "Mrs Armytage" &c.
neat vol. l2mo Paper SOC. cloth. -..-...-...... z
This is delightful story, and we think predic,-
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1t is written in pleasa 1t and lively style, and
comprises an abundant flow OF humor and inter-
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"A tale Ofdeep interest. 1t is written in energet
c and lively STYLE and unfoids some ofthe profound
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ly eloquent and impressive, while the lessons
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val of all readers"-London Globe.
BOHNS LIBRARY--Guizots History Of the Or
gnof representative Government in Europe
Life, Military and Civil of the Duke of w ellington
--dgested from the materials of w H Maxwell and
in part rewritten by An Old Soldier.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
NYosf VALUABLE HEstpENcE, AND

Is1 SEVERAL VACANT LOTS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION, AT The CORNER OF LEIGH AND
9Th STREETS VIII be sold on TUESDAY the 2znd
day OF March, 1858 the Pre- mses, commencing at
II o'clock p NJ that deslrably ocltd property at Inc
south OF Leigh and SIKH cts, outing
the south side OF Leigh street 100 ieet back 3
feet
1t will be divided give to the dwelling 10 feet,
aud the three vacant us each 80 eet front running
back los e-t lily 10 eet WIDE, 10 be opened Tor
the of this properly. The dwelling ibis lo, Is
bu oil wood has abot bas looms, bes des ex-
ctleHt brick kitchen. wood house, smoke house &c.
The lt abounds shrubbery aud Ornamental trees and
is sltuseiher most lovely residence for gepte fam
iy.
TERMs-O cash. ba ance ate IL and Is months
fur negot able notes, interest added, secured by
deed. II any should cesire to purchase the whole
property before the day ofsale, please call on the auct
loncer w. GODDIN, Auct
NH
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BY DUNLOP. MONCUKE a. co.

aNARGO OF SUGAR. MOLASSEs, &C.,
~ AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, the 18th inst,
commencing 10 o'clock, at wharf and warehouse
at Rockets the cargo of the schr Telegraph, from At
takapas with
$50 hhds Sugar fair to prime quality
25 bbs Moasses, prime quality
Also, the cargo of TIE schr CASTILLO, from
Attakapas, with
ZIG hhds Sugar, fair to prime quality
125 bbls Molasses
Also--l5C boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
90 hhds Bacon Sides
so bbs Apple Brandy, Whiskey, &c
TEKNs--Und 500, CASH that amount, months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
~ Sale without go I'd to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE Il co.
NH l6 AuctS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-17

FEY RU sTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FARM NEAR BROOK TURNPIKE, = MILES
FROM RICHMOND BY virtue of deed of Trust,
executed to the subscriber by Julia l.. Bailey, bearing
bond secured by said trust deed proceed sell public
auction, the premises FRIDAY afternoon the 8tl
March, 1853 if fair if the fair day. hall past
O'clock the Farm convey ed thereby containing acres
aid now in the occupancy Of said Bailey Terms cesh.
W.GODDIN, Trustee.
Immediately after the above sale. will be sold l2b
Of valuable land the Brook Turnpike i'm
mediately opposite Mrs. faicys residence. Terms
sale NV. GODDIN
NH l6-dtds Auct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-17

WAsHINGToN, March 16.
1t is rumoured here that the Editor of the Richmond
Wing has gone to Baltimore to fight duel with mem
Der Of Congress. The difficulty will probably be AMIGA
bly, adjusted.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-17

BALTIMORE MARKETS, March 16.
FLoUR--We note sales of 500 bbls at 81 rs.
GRAIN We have transactions OF m ment to report
to-day. Prices remain unchanged
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NEW SPRING GOODS-1S53.
FVNIEOMAS ID, OUARLE6 is pepared r.

1NN W SFFtHTN0N 0sVODS-IS03.
VINIEOMAS ID. QUARLES is pepared to offer
L to the public a large and handsome selection of
FOREIGN, FANCY and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
for the Spring trade embracing the latest and fash
lonabe styles among which can be found elegant
sortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods fine selection of
Goods for mems boys and servants wear; Also house
keeping Goods. such heavy Linens. Towellings Da-
masks, &C. together with general assortment of do
nestle Goods to which he respectfully invites the atten
ton of buyers.
NH 15-Gt C10 u rond .traot
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-17

Ta61 MhNFANE EGTED.-As it
RE\ has been falsely and maciously rumoured that
ness; this isto keep it before the people, that am still ma
king to order all styles of gentemens and ladies' BOOTS
SHOES and CATERS. Not ungrateiul ior past ia
YOURS and the liberal patronage have met with
respectfully ask continuance ofthe same IT, by using
nothing but the best material employing competent work
men, attention to business, with desire and effort to
please, merit your patronage, hope to receive it.
PETER TINSLEY,
"A Oh % =
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10 19--lnl
a. PEAfsy. s.TgsEET SANS sOUCT C
PA EsOUSE. gEl3aHSS

a. PEARL STREET. SANS sOUGE
IA EaOUSE. 9El2AHSk
GA This House is now nlu operation, AMI eSsassA
g. all those Who are fond fthe good things
EIof this If. respectfully invites call and
pior themselves. we have regular Dinner from .
e@suhtl O'Clock, aud snacks served up tall hours
Just drop in and pirtake of good dinner at o'clock
which hoAr snits MI merchants you then sit and
discuss it and feel Yourself at home Suppers ordered
from this House shall be promptly served and to
any part of the city In addition the above, have
sent to beautiful panng-Leda and the swan, orig
nal by Caracco. Every should that there is
other extant, and free exhibition that Our liquors
are fine and will compare with any in the city. Call and
me.
fe % c. KIMBROUGH.
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= rRATTON'S OFFICE, No. south 18th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
Flo selling prizes Stratton's the man.

%rRATTON'S OFFICE, No. south l. th
~ Atreel.
Let all the world say what they can,
Flo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No ST. March 9th
SO so 65 SIS SO 30 10 10 "a "a lo Is 49,
' sTRArToN.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Elk SO. March 10th
Is 6 10 Is 54 SO 60 SO SO 50 10 go 49,
Ticket Nos 10 90 TO- sold and paid by
rawn Nos of Delaware. No s1 March lath:
% 25 48 "a 81 so 81 81 Al SIS SO.
Ticket numbers 81 so S. sold and paid by ,,-
Drawn numbers of Delaware. No se-March IL:
5 81 "a 81 9 So az Is 60 80 10.
Drawn numbers of Delaware Glass 60 March l4th;
IL 80 l6 Is rs At 46 10 "a So.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, extra So, March 18th.
25 5 IL 81 10 4 "a 46 Is % 81 A.
Tickets numbers l "a 81 Sold and paid by
Do do 15s4s5) sTRATToN.
Drawn numbers of Delaware. No 6l-March l5
AZ 81 33 SO Sc 81 A 81 48 10.
Ticket Nos 81 70, 5000 sold and paid by
sTRATTON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ex, No e5-Capital: 90. 900
10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets So.
THURSDAY-Deaware, No 6a--Capita: $50 O0o-
rs Nos' 10 draw Tickets IS.
FRIDAY--Delaware No 64-Capital: sa4,os2 70
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS.
Observation-Disclosures, extra, No s7-Capital: g..
000 70 nos, l2 drawn Tickets L.
Observation-Disclosures. No 65- Capital: s35 O0O-
rs Nos, ID drawn Tickets 80
f@Buyers referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sald and paid by
Orders for packages certificates single tickets in
the above schemes and mall tin, lotteries, promptly
tended to- drawings when requested. Please
address orders to
mh IA N. STRATTON. Richmond Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-17

THN1E subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
IL the city of Richmond and prepared entertain ia
the best members of the Legislature and the
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired newly and handsome
~ furnished this well known popular hotel pleasant,
ly and conveniently located Broad and Governor
the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabled to give satisfaction to those who may ia
YOUR him with their patronage
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-17
M1TCHELL'SE EYE SALVE.
A certain, safe and efrctnaI remedy for
Sore, Weak lud In6amed Evea

=, S0fc, "oaK una AMuHnhcd Eyes
The great advantages possessed by this arllce over
every Other is its cerlany, safety, convenience land
economy All Physicians admit that great danger is
to be apprehended from drusgng the eye when in an in
objection entirely removed and no harm can possibly
result from its being. in all cases. applied 10 me
external portions of the eye, thereby avoiding the ill.,
the Introduction of any pungen article into the eye
Its activity in subdulng inflammation is great that hut
few cases require the use nf more than botc TO
effect perfect cure. One Physician remarked 10 u.s.
after having Witnessed effects IN several instances
thait was IA perfect fire killer" We might multiply
thing else in the OF diseases Of the eye but
we preer it shouldstand on its merits. All we
asks that its virtues be thoroughly tested and that the
directions be strictly followed.
Price 25 cents bottle with fuldreclons for sale
by Druggists generally and country Throughout
the Sou'hern ane Western States. ia Sims
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NEWS.
'elegraphed for the Times.
The Tragedy in Philadelphia.

The Grand Jury have found true bill against Spring.
now confined in prison the charge of committing the
horrible tradedy in Moyamensing
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eA1GsmaEefseHs.

II NALE &C oftre Cd
~ MINNtS & WATSON,
And secure for yourself, relative friend ons bf those
beautiful Dagueeotypes such they fail to give.
trial Of their skill is all they ask aud after the picture
is TAKEN entirely satisfactory the sitter charge
will be made. They taking superior style Of
picture which is pronounced by all to be gems such
are rarely seen. fine assortment of fancy Cases,
Lockets SC. on hand in which they will place pictures
at prices tom ST, upwards. Don't forget the place
Mansion House, 354 Main street,
NH l0-6tN MlNNIS K WATSON.
CULVER CORN aNTED -Tho highest premi-
~ will be paid for silver coin large small guam
titles at my Office. door above the Exchange Bank
NH I'll WIN. N. IINSLEY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-17

4 DIE * GRAY. Richmond, Va, have in
"A store and are receiving, perhaps the largest
Stock Of Drugs Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window
GLASS; Surgeons Instruments &c offered for sale in
this city, to which they invite the attention of wholesale
dealers in towns and country of Virginia and North Car
DINA. NH ID
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-17

RlcHNoND, Marcia 10th. 1858.
To VIM H Hubbard Saml Putney, w Watts Ben
nett Beers Pemberton Bro. and others
Gents l have this moment received your very kind
and fattering communication asking permission to pre-
sent my the ofthe City for the office of
Mayor In reply and in response to numerous other in
qnres, would say, that having disposition to interfere
with any desire or expectation Gen. Lambert has for
reelection that Office that il it should be the pleasure of
my feo w citizens elect to that responsible posi-
ton, my best energies will be devoted the faith full
aed efficient discharge ufts duties
You may, therefore, consider n I'D announce me as
Candidate for the Office of Mayor
remain, very respectfully and truly, your fellow citi
zen JAMES EVANS.
mi
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II. FRANCE & CO.,
MO GOVERNOR STREET.. RICH.
MOND. VIRGINIA.

Grand Lotteries for March, 1853.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR MARCH 10.
$4,000, 90 600, 10000 7,5On.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class 9, to be drawn at
Baltimore on Saturday, Mach 10. 1853. IS nos, IL
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-17
sPKING DRY GOODS.

WADSWURTH, TURNER 4 CO.
No 55 Main street,
AVE received and are now receiving a large and
Il varied assortment of foreign and domestic Dry
Goods among which a variety of new and be utiin
style OF ladies' dress and fancy Goods which offer to
the trade on the usual terms
Country ami city merchants respectfully solicited
to call and examine stock. We shall continue to re
esive further supplies during the season NH a-6w
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"ARDWARE, CUTLERY. sxc.-The sub
Il scriber having purchased the stock of goods be-
longing tho estate of r.. M. Newburn deceased and
opened the store formerly occupied by him. takes this
method Of inviting his friends the of Mr. New
burn and the public generally call and examine his
goods He will keep constantly on banda general assort
men of Hardware. pocket and table Cutlery edge Toos
&c. which he wilt sell at very low prices.
A. B. CLARKE,
au IL Corner Franklin and nth sta
nIVIDEND.-1he Board of Dreclo s of the i;ich
Il mond Fire Association have declared dividend
OF ia per cent on the capital stock thereof of the
profits the last SIX months payable to the stockholders
at The office on and alter Thursday the 10th March,
1853. By order ofthe Board of Directors.
NH 9 mo. II. BOSHER, Secry.
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nlhn GENTLEMEN'S DRESS BOOTN-
TN Miles &Sons make-ust received and for sale at
~ JOHN THOMPSON
de5 No 81 Main street
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-17


white pine timber ~ inches square, lengths
Is and % feet, cubic foot
For rebuilding Bauery aud Pinnkins Sheer Wharf
white pine timber - inches square, from ~
thong, per cubic foot
For Maso-ine.
spsoes white pine timber % feet long y niche, squire
do
100 feet white timber, by II inches square, in
lengths Of 10, "a, and IS feet
III o0 feet, board measure per 900 feet
An the above timber be sawed DIMENSIONS straight
square.
For printed schedules and forms OF o bidder referred
the Boston.