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y. u. PARKER, Register. Of the snh
GEO. w. MUNFoRD, sec'y Commonwealth. iss fund.
holders crviheat~s BY
.oney residing beyond the limits o the United
knowledge The before minister OVERWHELMINGLY cha
dsFaes, general consul
appointed by government of the United sn
county proper officer ri such county
the oshsr chief of corporation
therein fredna United rs'es, the acknowledgment B,
fore Justice peace public Of Deeds
BY the Of Virginia. sufficient Ia all
the certificate be delivered
RIonsoSp, Virginia, November 90 1883
Dec I--dllnMf
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oeorxetown Female seminary, Gesrgstown. ID. q.
THIS institution few pupils
admitted family boarding f2N per
session Of 10 months, payable half yearly, in advance.
French music, and drawing, &c, ertra.
Day pupils from - to $40 quarter. in advance
Catalogues can be had on application TO the principal.
WILLIAM j. CLARK.
Oct N-d'nisusn rrncips..
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THE UNION ACADEMY CORNER or FOURTEENTH
L street and New York avesue.
Those wishing select
bic school and fhoogh the
classics and higher mathematics
snd nssorri sciences that they fitted Tor college of
esna. ard for sspec
fully invited principal
number Of pupils " limited
Soprrals ~in he admitted continued known
to be bss o. doubtful.
No Ale viii he admitted heoceorh who
yond the primary branches
Circular he ohtainea priecipal bookstores.
n. RICHARDS,
Sept l1--du Pri.eipJ,
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B.sg~ins-Call Get Them.
HAVE ns and osnds,
~ .ss.si sa s%. ,a as a ssI sss. y
masiin smb'd habit. and sleeve.
Cambria % habits ana sleeve.
I. es do DO s s...'.; .s ss. cap.
Elnbd handkerchief, 314 cent. % s.
Lace emsd habits, sleeves, and collars
DO do collars and cape
MOURNING GOODS.
Chemiselss sleeves 10 match
BLACK Grape chemises's and sleeves. lsmD'L
large collars sleeves nandkerciei sua
Plain and Injured bobine, caps and sleeves
Fancy eab'd net. do do she
musls, eanDc, aeonsi, plaid. book, null ana Main
sock musns cardinal and bishop lawns acs' ANA every
'" Dec I-eos, Pa av, between oh and lin streets
BLANKETS, QUILTS, Se.--We have now in store
d 1000 pairs blankets, q s all grade.
pairs chrd and brown cotton sheeungs
- do linen sheeunss
100 dozen napkins
w pairs table damask II 7.l
With general stock OF merchandising dry goods, in
~ y $3.50 :" - '" VERY, TEBBs, & VERIFY,
Oct 6--n Corner Penn avenue and 1th street.
,,OUE's Revenue Digest ana Custom house Guiae /,
containing and all the information
sary spmaer any
custom house business with accuracy and despatch.
Published and for sale BY ,
llth second door north Of Pennsylvania ayenue
Branch hail. ia and l7O Pearl New York.
TI1LDNT1N's and Infants' Hats, Caps, Flats.
all coo styles quaies and pcesa large and superior as
~" ~ manu. LANES fashionable Ha, and Cap store
Dec 3-dawif Pennsylvania avenues near ~ street.
NENTLEMEN's Furnishing Goods.-CHAs II. LANE
has now The honor Of Informing his numerous friends and pa
uaudo
every department embracing all articles usually kept in first
..ie,ed and
''' Lanes Fasl,ionabls Hat Cap, and Gentemen's
Furnishing establishments Penn avenue,
- I. 800
HAVANA CIGARS OF the following choice brands,
Ii sylvia = CO.. NJ. q, LIST in iioths
Ia Ia f saa,.aan h y 1- l,s,h'
Il Sol SSs g. Fs.s1isi, nm, IN IAN.
George Ss . washington, n in, l-s'hs
Amb'0s Al I0ndle'' Il, L. i l.5,ss
"a "a. t E.sss, !" ,,lS % ,s,.,
Nad Is Ansiasas Lona's. I. sssA'' d! a. 1 is,s
Espaniola flor de Prensudo in l-iths
Ct original Victoria Londres, 5000
Together win fine assortment Of chewing tobacco:
Successors John B Kibbey Co.
Dec 7-6nf No 5, opposite Genre Market
n j. sTEER,s New Goods and Fashions for gem
iement respectfully invite members o. Congress- enzens
street, near Hail.
all orders clothing ut the shortest
e and IA Il styie at moderate prices
fine and hand, ready made.
Z. J. STEER, Merchant Tailor,
4-3hw2wif No. Washington Place. 7lh street.
LOR HIRE who is and reliable
eoachnan. Applications 10 be made he clerk this office.
Dec 6-dlwn
LrOle sALEWl be sold aipubic auction, Thursday The
21lh December 1858, 10 O'Clock the
and of the Washington stone
all TO take place on the premises.
Terms the day olsae, follows Twenty
sale when delivered balance
premises.
Dec 9-eod3w
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CoIiectors ONCE, November y, 1888.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX -PsYtRs -No'cs u hereby
IN given persons Indebted
lisa description,
paid before 3s Jay OF D~c~nh~s
will be the duty Of the enfrce the collection
by advertisement safe Of tho sce"~d'ns :" law
Nov g--snwd r. ,. ROCHE. Collector.
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United states Capitol Extension ana Washingso
AQucduct Once.

WAsHnaIos, October 10 iR5J
PROPOSALS viii be received at tins once until OF The e0u
December for furnishing bricks oi The construction Of Tho
w ashibeon aquciuct
The whole quantity needed will probably millions
Proposals quantity which bidder Will
take furnish
The be delivered points
from Time be designated by The and
depend upon appropriations Congress.
There are large deposits Of clay suitable for making bcks along
the line, and will furnish OF
the clay and oeks before commencing the manufacture
None but hard bricks entirely acceptable the
win received and they be made
ouids conforming in size The municipal regulations Of tho city
OF Washington.
Every or must he accompanied written suaranies signed
BY responsible effect that they
ledake that bidder bidders w their bid be accepted
into obixnn within with good and sufficient
snreles, furnish bcks offered Said be
panied certificate the United judge United
States district Attorney navy officer Of The general
individual Department OF War; that
the guarantors able Ia lake good their antcs
All bds be scaled endorsed Brick for Wash
Aquesuctn The bids opened presence
bidders choose be of supply
the failure Of probably the
Of The work for whole United
REJECT b,d-
bricks
the work see extract from Engineer Department Regulations
beow.)
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THOMAS ECKHARDT. Conssctioner,
Corner streets, near Patent once
10 WHOM awarded the frs, diploma for eonf,,onsy
take. this method inviting the attention Of HI. and
Having had years Of experience in furnishing balls p,es AID
P. Ice cream at a reduced price. viii
Also Two furnished for rent
Great Match Rpssnt"g Hacs. for 600. Coium-
b,a tour.s. Aisrandria Co, Va.
THERE win Be match 70, 800 over The above coas
mite and repeat.
:. SUI, enters 3. 1. John Graham.
The above thoroash bred from beat stock in
he S % cent
Purse Of sioo for "wednesday November aid re-
Purse of $500 for Thursday November a4wo miles and re.
Pure Of $500 for Friday November a,ur miles and repent
Entries to made the track by Friday, November 18Th,
place. confidently public they
will anA the best accommodations for man and ho,.s
Nov lo-3saw,shFeb Proprietor
rNHREEPLY AND INGRAM CARPETiSes.-Ju., r..
by subscribers, 10 style apy
Dec s-s,eo CLAGRTT / DobsoN.
NJ. ry.o. and sa.s.r:. ss%,..ry FOR Young Ladies',
inton, -. o.. for boarding and day papiis.
TUE fourteenth annual se.o" Of this institution opened
Junior soi Primary ss Drawing, sa French, ~ Prof Rsu
Ss3; Music, 4i2 10 4is
permanently weekly
For further particulars circulars the
pal Bookstores and seminary
Oct i3--eod,l5Dec
HON THOMAS II. BENTOS's WOHK.-Mr HoIIngs-
III bead s the SALE exclusively by subscriptions OF Thy
Years View by senator Of thirty years, would
will BE- complete voums and price
ALL F voIums "a So containing 100 supeby
engraved portrait he delivered the let April 1884, payable
delivery.
Dec l0-eo3
LO@ RENT-Thr house the north gate he Capitol
occupied by John The large in
and well adapted hotel hcsrdng
sidvnce. Possession given immediately
nqairs Of Robert Brown, south aide Of Capitol
Dec i0-cod1s
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IANDSO1E private residence Capitol Htli. with
III sasi for sale hAndsome and
ws built brick dwelling house, with side lot and fnI
excellent and wckept whish
will be sold ON accommodating terms by application TO
JAMES Z. MCGUIRE,
Dee -d6 Auction and Commission Merchant;
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VERY recently Henry Janney's boot and shoe
Store and Manufac'oy for ths last ten years located 9Th
General Post Office
between Browns Hotel Seventh
pietor has spared pains establishment
business
The subscriber tenders cordial and grateful ackno~edg
his friends and
| viii be pie -ed 10 meet them in his house.
have and shoes French,
New York. and make embracing style and
variety which members Of Congress and
| citlens generally. HENRY JANNEf,
Penn. avenue, north side, between Browns Hotel
Dec 4-dlw
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have just received another supply Of s'esan gentle
veryc Tbom.
who about
and approaching by mean. .ss nv yoo
esfore they purchase elsewhere.
May i8-im
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understood o
ar'uen restricted Of the bid offered
The object of le Advertisement being Only public and
invite every agent WILL ser receiving proposals,
else soond Discretion riDg OF
being under obligation himself bids
10 the advertisement, persons making
No contract made under this supplies
he transferred in the executed
the original ob'gor, by
TO him and oba will
all payments viii be made to him.
To Capt. NJ. G. Mrias, U. =. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, resident of Of
hereby jointly and evra'y with United
guaranty, the Grrening bid Of
or they viii, within len days after the
ccute the contract for the with
perform the work or filsh the articles
the terms OF tina advertisement, under which
case the SAID shall fail to
sad guaranty TO make good the
the said ------ and tho nert lowest bidder
Alb.
C. ID.
hereby certify that 10 The best Of knowledge belief Tho
snoVs nsmca Raafsn'ofs arc good and sufficient f. r.
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NEW mackerel, salmon, 90. Inspection OF 1854.
IN No. msckerel In 25 Id. fitts.
No 3macksrel, small Is ID. kius, breakfast msckercl)
No.A do in barrels.
uercs picked salmon, very hne
Apiced salmon usckere, cans,
Sealed and No. herring. in bores, thi. years.
Also Lonswor,h zmmermans sparkling dry
wines hc dry
wiuesl
Terre Haufc, vinccnnes, and Cincinnati family hams.
In store, and for sale by sHHCKEisi BAiLY.
succesrors to John u. Kibbey CO.,
Sep l5-cotf No. 8, opposite Centre Market.
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ACCOMMODATIONs for Members Of Congress and
n other In the house
euped by Hon John Eors III while Secretary OF Slate and
Henry Newman, Rooms
procured Washington The locality beautiful, and
venieni being Pennsylvania de
lighted only half Circle, especially
pass every
riage house and Stable attached 10 premises.
1-eod2wf
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NEW York, May 2d. 1N53.-~Thr mi.
IN opened onbce No ~ William street, xshsnse
for the uansactop OF general brokerage -
Bank insurance. mining, railroad,
bought sold. - -
Promi-soy notes. bills Of exchange. and negotiated
May I9-du EMANUEL. a. HART
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fNIuAsE'. HOTEL, No. 49, way. Nexx Week
This establishment viii be the r,v
Of Washington brs,cisss
Is among the most desirable IN The city, and is delightful.
NO pains Or expense wiz be spared patrons
for'ahe ss At any other hotel in The country.
4. Z. CHASE
sep f-"u New York sePscmhcr s, 1859
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EOR RESTThs house the north OF the Capitol
lately occupied by John Foy hotel The IL
and well adapted boarding house. pr
.sidvnce. Possession given immediately.
Inquire Of Robert Brown, south side Of Capitol square
Dec l0-cod1s
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ID JOyr. porter and Dealer tn Wines and Liquors
I'D. agent Longwoi Zinmermans native Cincinnati
wine avenue between Ilth sod 18Th streets
7-co3ms
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PRIVATE sALE.-A handsome building lot, to this
IL For further particulars
quire OF owner, the adjoining ssid lot.
7-xawu T. A. LAUB
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CON q RE SION Al.
THIRTYTHrRp coNGREss-FIRsT sEssIo,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.
SESATE.-Atcheson, President pro. TEN.
took the Chair at quarter past IL, and called
the Senate TO order.
Credentials were presented BY Robert w
johnson, from Arkansas, appointed in place
OF Borland, resigned. Credentials of Phillip
Allen, Senator elect from Rhode Island for 6
years, were received; also OF John Bell, from
Tenn. for years. He said Hon. John Sill
dell, of La, had been elected Senator in
place of Soule, and as his election was known
he hoped there would be no objections to his
being sworn. No'objection being made, MIR.
Slidell was sworn, together with Bell, Allen
Johnson and Broadhead.
A resolution was adopted directing the
Sc rotary to notify the House that quorum
of the Senate was present, and ready to pro-
coed 10 business.
Mr. Dodge, OF Iowa, gave notice Of bills
granting land to Iowa for Railroad purposes,
and to establish a Territorial Government in
Nebraska.
Mr.. Jones, of Iowa, gave notice of bills
granting land to Iowa for Railroad connect
ing the Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
Mr. Gwinn, of CAL, gave notice of bills
making donations of public land for the pnr.
pose of constructing Railroad and Tele
graph from San Francisco to the Colorado
river, with branch passing to the boundary
of Oregon; and bill to establish line of
mail stages from San Francisco via. Sand
witch Islands to Shanghai.
HoUsE.-The House met at noon.. The
galleries were crowded and great excitement
prevailed. Hon. Lynn Boyd was elected
Speaker.
The rules of the last House were adopted.
and the members sworn in. A committee
was then appointed to inform the Senate o:
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

u ENG DESTROYS OF going into other business, offer
- my entire stock Of Clothing and Genfsemei' Fur.
nishing Goods, nj Cost. To any wishing go into
the Clothing business. offer first rate opportunity Ia
into business already established Twill REM tb
House to any ono wishing it. ana sell them goods al
great bargain, and on the most accommodating terms
Those pe rsons indebted TO by book
are hereby notified to call and make settlement igme-
diatcly, as must close up my business without loss
time s. GUMBERTs
nevIsn Water street, between Main md Sycannrc
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the organization of the House, and 10 wait on
the President.
The House then proceeded to elect clerk
and other officers. Forney reelected Clerk
by l2l votes; Richard M. Young, Al; E. p.
Smith, 10; B. B. PringIe, 10, and E. Hutch
inson, l3. The remaining officers as nomi-
mated in caucus, also chosen members then
proceeded to select seats.
Several notices of bills were given, when
the House adjourned.
Mr.. Seward offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That the President be required
il not in his opinion incompatible with pub
lie interest, to communicate any correspon-
dence that may have taken place between
this Government and the King of the Sand
witch Islands. Laid over.
Mr.. Fish submitted a resolution, which was
laid over, that select committee be appoint
ed to consider the causes ind extent of NOR.
tally prevailing on board emigrant ships on
voyages.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.
The supreme Court met at Washington.
Chief Justice Lanney, Associate Justice
Wayne, Nelson Greer, Curtis, Capron and
Campbell, after opening adjow ned and wait.
ed upon the President.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.
The Board OF Examiners Of war, promo
tons and admissions of Engineers of the
Navy, convened at the Navy Yard to-day
Engineer-in- Chief, N. H. Martin, President.
From the number of candidates present, it
is believed the session will continue 3 or 4
weeks. The Secretary Of the Treasury's
estimates for the next fiscal year, handsome
ly printed. containing 296 pages, was laid
on the Jests Of members this morning. The
The entire estimates amount to 81 ,O60,277.
HALIFAX, Dec. 5.
The Propeller Andes, from Liverpool on
the goth ult. for Boston, put in for coal. No
signs vf the Europa.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 5.
There are 4 'eet water in channel and fall
ing slowly. The weather is cool.
PIrTsBuRG, Dec. 6, P. N.
There are feet water in channel and at a
stand. The weather is cloudy with indica.
tons Of rain.
NRw ORLsANs, Dec. 5, p. NJ
Ohio -four 90 50. Corn is in good demand a. 6sc.--
Mess pork dull mt SiI So Bacon unsaieable; sides
81 &c. Lard-bbl> % alOc. Whisky 24tc. Oats 4Jes
4'c Fair sugar 4.c. Prime moasses i9ic. Rio coffee
at lla ilic.
Arnved-Steamcrs Dresden, Buckeye, Leah. Luna
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IR0ANK,S fAA TFORM An ID COGN .
TER SCALES.
noy3d&wt'
EVANSVILLE Us UP WITH THE


A Ii persons wanting ENGINES MACHINERY OF
any kind built or repaired, requested TO favor
with call. Our Machinery being complete, and
having employ. In each department Of our busi-
ness wOrkmen the skful and experienced
feel confident Of rendering satisfaction and are will
ling to be judged by our rorks -
MIR. Durham, who has lately become connected with
the firm, is Of the most experienced builders of
STEAM AND FIRE ENGINES,
In the country AMI understands Western work thorough
ly. Among the many articles We keep on hand Tor sale
all times may be found Sawmill Engines MIL Irons
Shafting, Pueys, Gratrbars. Fire Fronts, steam Pipes
Force and Cold Water Pumps, Improved Hosting
wheels for Stores and Warehouses, Lathes Tor turning
ODD aud Brass Corn Sh .llcrs, Cistern Housing Far
ker, Hotchkiss IL Johnsons Water Wheels, Apple NM
Twere Irons, Cellar ventators. Wagon Boxes, Dog
Irons, Plow Mould Boards, &c, &c.
We furnish to order Iron and Brass Castings OF all
kinds, such Mill Gearing and Spndlcs. Cast Iron
Fronts for Houses, Fence and Balcony Railing, sash
Weights. Window Caps, &c.
Wrought and Cast Iron work for Bn ges, and Wrought
Iron Forging work of all kinds executed promptly and
IN the best manner. Mr.. VIM. Durham, Machinesmith
who has er equals and superors, has charge VI our
Smith Shop.
to perform equal To the nited States
We will furnish Machinery aud work of all kinds at
low prices asst DO obtained ut Cincinna Louisville
any other point the West, and guarantee Nil our
work to be equal to the work OF any ofthose places
Remember you interested in havin: good manu-
factories home and BY having Patterns
at hand for REPAIRS which department Of our busi-
ness. We give strict attention.
II is aim TO have work done the day appointed
and all orders by mail will receive prompt attention nj
the same price AS when given in person.
CAk " HEELS ofvarious -tterns, manufactured with
Nurphy's Patent Solid Hub.
We pay highest price for Scrap Iron. Brass and Cop
per. (nov4-u) G.. ID. EGGLESTUN d CO.
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NEW FALL 4 WINTER DrrIIrvuvY

MISSES COWDEN & BARKER. would invite a..
l particular attention OF their customers and the -
dies generally TO their superior stock comprising ,eie
lions rom recent importasons Of Bonnets. Ribboss
made TO have the most complete assortment ever htS,~
offered in this City. Their Bonnets are of the Iasess
81! and lowest price. Country Merchants and Nina
ncts VIII DO wei 10 call and examine stock and pvSs~.
before purchasing their Satin and Pattern Bonpsf
Evansville, Main street Opposite fAs Bsnh
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GOLD PENS.-I have a fine quality Of Gold Pens
~ with single and double extension eases, al very
low price. (octIs) T.. HUSTACE.
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RAILROAD WOOD NOTICE.

"A LII persons having Gu. Fire Wood on the Evans
VILE and Charlottesville Railroad. under existing
arrangements are required 10 register their names and
number OF Cords cut. at the Evansville Depot
or before the 18th day OF November next, entire
new arrangements will then take effect.
SAMUEL HALL, President.
Evansville, Oct. 25, Ie53.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HENRY GELkER has .ociated himself wiz, H. J.
IL hart In business. Hereafter the usiness will be
conducted by the hrm Of Hart Felker at Harris stand
on Main street, opposite the Washington Honse.
H. HART,
hovlSh HENRY FELKER.
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Hall x DODD,S FIRE PROOF SAFES.
WE have received assortment Of the above desir:
w able SAFES with Yalss' patent Powder and
Thief proof Locks attached which offer At Cincinnati
noyis HoRNBRooK & CHURCHILL, Water st.
100 Bras. Head Shovel. and Tons';
AO 49, 10" Brass ssa and % Steel Fire FL Irons. 40
5 doz Brass Head Pokers;
do Iron do do;
do do do Fire Shoyels;
Just received and fof sale low by
nov30 c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
CUGAR HOUSE MOLAssEs-In bills and half bills,
- for sale by S. Il. GILBERT & CO.,
nov3O Sycamore near Water
EVENING SCHOOL.
THOMAS REDMOND has opened an Evening School
i In the Neptune Engine House. Second street
where he will receive Pupils on the most reasonable
particulars enquire at his School Room. lno$3o It.
PLANES AND EDGE TOOLS.
JUST reed and now opening FISH and complete as
81 soriment OF
Bench Planes, (made to my orderG
Piow aud Flooring Planes;
Sash aud Moulding do;
Together with every description Of Carpenters Tools
all No. l. and warranted, attic New Hardware Store Of
CBAS. S. WELLS,
nov29 d&w sdsors below The Bank.
COOPERS' TOOLS.-On hand a good assert
" mentof
cooPer'' Woo Mood Tools Tools: cooPer' E Es TooIs;
For sale at the New Hardware Store Of
nov2g-t&w fHaS. = WIS
CUGAR.--3o boxes White Havana Sugar in store and
=, for sale by (uovl6) ALLIs & HOwEs.
NOTICE.
gJNHE partnership heretofore exsung this city. be-
l. tive u r. G.. O'Riley and John s. Mitchell, under
the firm Of ORey Mitchell, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
John - Mitchell, having purchased the interest Of r.
e. Ohcy Is alone authorized to close and settle the
bu.iness of said firm. Signed:
P. G. o'RILEY,
JOHN S. MITCHELL.
The undersigned having becom. the successor to the
house AMI business OF 0Kiley Mitchell, viii continue
the same heretofore.
Thankful to the friends Of the late firm for former pat
ronage he socits continuation their confidence and
business. His Wharf boat ut the river Is OF the
largest size, and noted for its capacity. And also hav
ing ample Warehouses on Water street, as well
mammoth Warehouse in course OF construction the
Canal and the kailrO Depot his facili-
ties for the receiving storage and forwarding Of Merchan
die and Produce via River, Railroad and Canal, are
very complete.
He is also prepared make cash advances all pro.
duce property consigned to him for sale 70 DO ship
ped to his i'm New Orleans the la
cities. toctls-u) JOHN 5. MITCHELL.
DINE SHINGLES.-I0O,OO 900 Pine Shingles, extra
Il quality, in yard and for sale by
now JOHN F. GLOVER.
COLGATE'S N. YORK NO. SOAPS
~ boxes of sis rite brand just reed, for sale by
noyA S. 4 GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water.
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SOMETaHING FOR YOU TO HEAD
NM have this day received ter cases elegant ma -
Goods selected with great by an experienrsA
ouyt from the latest inportations in New York We
nft the Ladies to call ard examine stock eon.is
ing OF large and splendid assortment OF Silks Frensh
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