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sr RicHAeD cAurHO1N.'

- e AICHAkD CAu1HORN.
"A 9SSsI!ON SALE OF EIGHT BI1En-
sATu usn ~ lots. ON BELvIDERE HifL-Dr
o,ciock. Mi sns e q April 1854 eonmsncinr a
It the en,ne old Msnsion House., on Bsivdsrs Hi
feet sssh :. g China and Pine sfrsefs fiontiao =
an alley IA .s ssrsst and running back 10 isst %
any on that Hill sseu snd eze - valuable q
,TsHMs-One-thisa c,sh. ....,..
noas. =. me; onths for approved endor.sd one
te retained tin the last nots !. s
X. CAtTHOkN, Auct.
A MN INA AND HARNESS AT ARC.
DAY 22d inst, at 10 O clock. n ~. TN SATUR-
and Harness. that cost year ago, SsoO. eal'sse
By order of the Sheriff, saturday.
spls R. CAUTHopN
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LILY NETS.-Just received, by Express,
chasers would do we'll to call and examine them as
we intend to sell them very cheap.
OTEY GOFF,
ap1 96t No. 81 Main street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

EFFECTS OF THE eToRM-vEssELs DRfv.
EN- AsHoRE-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
NEW foRx, April l9- The late storm was very
destructivein iss effects In the vicinity Of Delaware
Brcakwatcr. Roofs were blown from houses. and
much other damage done
Seven vcssels were driven ashore at Absecum
Beach (north of Great Egg Harbor, Forty dead
bodies were washed ashore. They are supposed to
belong to some emigrant ship which has ioundered
at sea.
II isbeheved that the ship Underwater, ashore a,
squam Beach. viii be gotten off at high tide, by the
assistance OF s'eam-tugs. She lies in an easy DO.
stion.
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AND SHIP PLUMBING.-

Ii The sbscnber begs to inform the public thss
he il prepared to execute al orders for fLuMbI
the most reasonable terms Being hiInscifa PSaefi-
cal PLUMBEx he feels assured that be can give the
with orders. He viii also put up Water Cisseu,
Lin and Force Pumps. Bath Tubs. Wssh-hand b..
sins Copper and Iron Boiesa etc on the most sf-
from the country promptly executed His sstablisl-
menf Il at No. 20, Main street. between 9Th and Sh
following gentlemen: Hon. VIM. s. Archer Of Ame-
lie; Judge Crump and B. H. Maary, Esq. Of Rich
naond.
sp7-lm< DANIEL 0D0NNxLL
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w EK AND FAFEk.HANukk, TesPectibIIy
informs the public that his spring asacrtment Of
velvet, satin and eommsn PAPfRs; BORDERs.
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAPERS also,
large stock Of Captoa and seoees mssdel OIL
BANDS, ID, al Of which he Will cell e the lowest
prices, at his Eurnishins Wns-Reom No. lio Main
streef corner Of f1kh. - s. 4 epJ3-A
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RUTTER, FLOUR, BACON, &C., &c.
~ Fresh Butter superior Family and Extra Flour
in bbls, half bbbis and bags; Mountain Butter All.
so. White Mercer Potatoes, &c. Those in want of a
good article will please call.
apis IL FRY
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ITO FARMERS AND PLANTERS
i Peruvian and Mexican Guano; Mapes' and Chap
pelps Phosphate of Lime ChappelPs Fertilizer. For
sale bv BOOKER l. WATKINS.
spl9-Stt
MOCKING BIRD CAGES, &c.-Large
Ivl and medium size Mccking bird Cages; elegant
Canary Cages. Bird Baths; Glasses Canary Seed;
Fish Benz, &c. For sale by
spls ZlMMEkMAN.
IN QUARTER CASKS PORT WINE,
III white and dark, dry and sweet, direct from
spn DUDLEY + Co. 70 Main street.
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~ offered to the public as positive and never fail
ing cure for Dyspepsia, Flauence, Nervous Debility
Torpid Liver and all diseases arising from
ment of the digestive organs 1t is different from the
generality of medicines being exceedingly agreeable
to the taste 1t free from every deleterious sub.
stance, and can be taken by the most delicate per.
sons.
F Certificates from highly respectable and we'll.
known persons accompany each bottle.
For sale by ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist,
155 Man st., Richmond, Va,
And by the proprietor, DR.. WIN. H. SMITH,
ap Inn l8 and 70 South 18th st., Philadelphia,
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IN firm of PRESTON 4 ENDERs IL this lsv ais.
solved, with the concuyrence of both paxtners each
OF whom will continue to use the nafne Of tho firm
for the liquidation Of it, and whose at
tons will be given closing up lie unsettled trans.
action. MOSES H. PRE6TON,
se-sae JOHN ENDERs.
Richmond, April 18th, 1854. ~. q 8 80
The undersigned will continue TO conduct
the TOBACCO AND GENERA COMMISSION
BUSINESS on bis individual acc ,unk and socits
the patronage Of the friends Of the late fa Of Pree
ton Enders and the public generally
April 18th, 1854
In withdrawing from the business connex-
ion which has agreeaby existed between Mr.. Moee6
II. Preston and myself for the past nine years.
sives me pleasure TO recommend bis industry, energy
and assduous attention busness 10 the continued
confidence Of our friends. ,.rur.,.
ap 14-1m JOHN ENULns. %S
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BY ALEX. MOTT l. co.


TERMs-AIl sums under 500 cash over that
amount, months credit for approved paper.
apl5 KENT. PAINE KENT, Aucts
BY ALEX. MOTT co.
FURNITURE SAL Evil be sold,
l. without reserve on FRIDAY, 2lst inst, at 10
o'clock, at the residence of MIR Strobia, 9th Ct,
between Clay and Leigh streets part Of his House
fine toned Piano
marble-top Centre Table
set large szs mahogany Dining Tables
/ set Sliding Tables
l Megnifying Glass with cold prints)
] thick marble-top Pastry Table
mahogany Secretary and Book Cass
set valuable Books
l set Oil Paintings
set cord and plain Engravings
High post mahogany Bedstesds
Feather Beds and Hair Mattresse.
Window Curtains
Dressing Tables, Sofas
Mantel Glasses and Lamps
Porcelain Shades
With many other articles, &c
Terms cash. Sale conducted by
A PENNY NEWSPAPER-THE NOR
SALE GST1I sSH s AFR
Path, ls54.-Ths undersigned. Trustee In GER
for the 6y dss
to. upon his s. estate wi sell BY auction on MON
ses in the city of Norfolk all and singular, the
PRESS, TYPES CASES. STANDS. FIXTURES
and good will of the DAILY COURIER Newspa-
per Printing Office, an establishment located in the
said city.
The COURIER has q large circulation in the city,
proved BY the fact that has the publication Of the
List Of Letters, under the act Of Congress and
der the management of an industrious and energetic
person, the circulation doubtless be greatly in
creased, and the paper be maze to yield handsome
profit. /.
The COURIER win be published by the under
signed until the day of sale to prevent depre-
citation in value, which would otherwise take place.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.third cash the balance In s
and months, for approved negotiable paper. with
the interest added. JOHN 8. LOVETT,
ap4 TuTh&Stds Trustee spd Admir-.
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a UCIION SALE OF y Arnure
~ JkWILRY AnD. FANCY ennn. .. y 8.
t;nns rr y S.s 8 ~ g sleck ~ "a -.
pesed OF, the large nd vslusSi.s xue aoek , H.
EsJLwELRY and FANCY 0oODs !. = ~ 1919
stock viii BE sold without reserve "a eaass
ne uudersgned changing bis business ssense o.
City, Country Merchants anA ofhers .re ....
July invited to attend the ale. -Pse''
ELIAS HALF
Nc. foe Maiu serees.
sp 2ess THos w KrEarr A..
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.
GINTER n ALVEY

yin Ell q ALFE
No. 16 Pearl Street, Richmond, Va,
HAVE now in store, of their own direct
Ii importation, from London and Paris, the most
complete stock Of
FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited in this market consisting in part of
the following:
Cotton and Silk HOSE and Half Hose, of all colors
and qualities.
Mems and Women's Gotten, Thread, Silk and Kid
GLOVES, in every variety.
Ladder Linen Cambria. Linen LEVIN, Hemstitched,
and Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS.
Gents plain Linen cold bordered Cambria, fancy,
white and Damask Silk HANDKERCHIEF6
CRAyATS and NECK-TIES in endless variety.
EMBROIDERlES Of every description.
SHIRTS. COLLARS SUSPENDERS. SEWING
SILK, THREADS, BuTTON6, COMBS, kc..
With beautiful assortment ofladie1 Silk and Vel
vet DRESS TRIMMINGS. to which we respectfully
solicit the Attentions Of the Virginia and North Caro-
bns trade, assunng than our pFicss will BE- - low -
In epy Northern house. mat
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OAK KNOLL. ONE Mile west Ol

" RICHMOND, FUN oALE A. ASSAtON.-
his beautiful Farm south Of the Plank Road abou1
one mills west of the city of Richmond. containing
81 scres will be sold at auction on the premises ON
MONDAY AFTERNOON, the NH Of April, 1854,
commencing at 81 O'clock IL VIII Be divided accord
Is Justly regarded q the most beautiful place in thut
yery improving nsehborhood; and 70 effect private
sale Of the whole place 10 purchaser, bargain
viii Be siven-thus aHordlng fine opportunity for
speculation to those Disposed to sub-divide Il into
small lots. +s..
TgRMs-Oue-fou cash; balance ct 4, 8 and u
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
By trust deed, or title retained.
uh 81 GODDiN 4 APfER6ON, Aucfs.
In consequence Of the rain, the above sale wse
postponed to MONDAY next she 18th April, 1854, At
spis IA.
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WANTED wish to hire, for the bal.
w ance of the year from to able-bodied Ne.
gro Men, to 60 the county of Charles City work
a saw mill-for which, will pay fair price.
ap IA ED D. EACHC
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING

a. The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Geverno
Street. has the largest and best sssortnentof CARD
ever In this city, and is prepared to do this descrp-
ton OF PRINTING on as reasonable terms as else
where In the city, as well as every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens.
" Plain and fancy CARDS for sale. ja-dtf
r. O-PARTNERSHIP.-Havingt taken in.
~ to Partnership my son, WIN. s. WEED the bu.
siness will be continued under the firm of IOSEpU
A. WEED SON, at my old stand, No so Main
street. A wEED
APRIL 18th. 1854 an 10 an
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NOTICE.--All persons indebted to the
IN late ooncern Of 8. McGRUDER l. SONS. viii
pie go make Immediate payments, - longer indsi
$50 1850 " :. Mc0RUDERs SONS,
at old stAnd Of 8. MeGrudsr Sons
NH Sl-ckdlOt
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/ EAGLE INFANTRY, ATTENTION.
N Attend a meeting of your Company, at Lafay EFT
I'll Hall, on tn URSDAY, 10th inst, at 8 O'Clock, p
~ M. By order of the Captains
ap 10 JOHN C.. POWELL, O. g
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WANTED-To rent by a small fam
W lily without children, a Furnished house, in a
senteel neishborhood. Address box SOL, post Office.
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REMOVAL.-SAML SUTHERLAND
~ respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has removed his GUN and PISTOL STORE
from his late stand, opposite the Banks, to a house
opposite Eagle Square, in room No. lS2, which has
been handsomely fitted up, especially for the
is now opening new and splendid assortment of
GUNS. PISTOLS, CUTLERY. CANES, FISHING
ern Spertsmen, embracing many articles useful to
farmers and housekeepers generaly-all of which he
offers at reasonable prices by wholesale or retail
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully invites
his friends and customers to call and him at his
new stand. ap 6-iflm
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BY TAYLOR { WiLLfANS.

skADDOCK'S HILL FOR SALE At
: XAuyIiOn-0n THURSDAY, 2eth DAY 81 ApriI.
~; vc.eSx. q. rs upon The pferuisea win IS I'D
Ina beautiful square Of ground near the eassern
~ ~ msin street. known . Craddock,s HIM nesr
sne.r e"oenee OF Capt. Luther Libby and me public
This elevated and prominent properly n.
most extensive view OF Richmond ana tbe srrronnd
eognsy OF any spet in the entire cify - 4 a.
mGst oaiy frequented BY many Of our citixens Win
; % the Metropolis, became Of iss conrusnd
dnis properly has three fronts and VII b 20 div,
u1r - 20 meet the wishes of bidders
tAMs-one third cash; halance ct and u,onths
monsn g ADDED and titles retained till purchase
TAYLoR WILLIAMS, Aues.
Id BUILDING LOTS ON BLOODY
if1cTrnnuuN AND WAREHOUSE STREETS. At
soid - JpS:1,,immedstely after the above viii Be
hstvs - pSalidins lots adjoining thereto and fyins
Tbesa Ut. 1saeocSs Hill and Bloody Run street
hr;iI: Io.s Ior the most part are yerv fnabIs n,
III. purposes. and from their confisuity - RacS
yerv xsusS part ofthe city, are REGARDED a.
Terms a. above
ap11 Nm WILLIAM.
u,,u ADDITIONAL.
an,r III a. ALSO be sold, the Square hou,a.a h. MI,
Of ~ and bioody Run Streets which vii hs Ia
| M 20 iots OF convenient sizes " ''iA
ss sT.kw
Il
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THOMAS w. KEESEE. AUcrIoNEER,
i office at George ]. Summers No. 90 Pearl street,
will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE and every
description OF MERCHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. &c. nah
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Office r., F. and p. r. r. Co.,
March 22d, 1854 NH q

WANTED-A Partner with capital of
crative manufacturing business already established
business easily understood and which any prac-
tica business man, whether mech anic or not is ca.
pablo of conducting. The best of references given
and required. A full explanation given upon an in
terview Address III. R. b." with real name. Post
Office. Richmond Va an S-ts
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WOOD LAND F0R az7F-T-5---

WOOD LAND FOR 61TE-T 1--;-.
% ssIl three knsdr6a - 6ff- e.-.~ 49, ~
MVon LAND. Iyisei. ths essasy q CIssserS eld
Ss. .ne M.cnm9ed ana reeerseufs 1sruea. vithin
The county processiosen report @ NJ 49, ~.
Isn9 ressrvfns the tinbsr tssea via yisla ass, -
.ne, can Be readily obtained. portion 81 M isrS
u hesyiiy timbered - ' $50 ssaa
y not sold privately. il win be exposed st puhle
DAT, 18th April. at 4 PM
8. BASSETT FRENCH
nmS-otaWtde Richmond.
ny fee,oa Of the inclemency Of the weather. the
the pa w above land b postponed until Saturday,
ap 19-dfd Sd.
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81 DUNLOP. MoNcURE { co.

81 DUNLOP. MONCURE co.
Ar1U UE SUGAR AND MOLASSES,
coz eOS%msncns at 10 o'clock, We viii sell a. ouI ws.ri
Essex. from Inst. noc1ests. the cargo Of the schr
iso hhds fair to choice quality SUGAR
dSo bbls prime MOLASSES'
credit N - $780, CASH over slec four month";.
Seie without regard to weather
-ap ~ DUNLOP MONCiJRr L RI
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We, tho undersigned, were present and witness
the opening Of the safe above alluded to- and hereby
Msrable are true in every particular
Smith L Dunn VIM. Morgan, McIlwaine, Son l.
Co, Davenport Strntton, Paul l. Hinton, Brokers !;
Gaines RichieA, Jas 3. Taliaferro.
Petersburg, March Is, 1854
By schrs Palestine and Orianna the subscriber has
recsived large addition to hts stock of Safes and
win be receiving more by almost every packet. :.
Second hand Safes which have been taken In ex.
change for Hetrinss, for sale ut low prices
Cal at l36 Cary street, sign of the !" Red Safe,
r. McCANDLISH, ia,
ap III u Agent for tina State
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EREDERICKSBUR NOTES TAKEN
l. AT PAR TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS
We still continue take Dsguerreotype and Stereo-
scopic PORTRAITS of ell sizes and prices and will
receive in exchange the above notes at The uni
yersa given by US during the last years
manner With some of sounding our own trumpet. All
noe ask Is, examine for yourselves and no favors.
Respectfully, WIN. A. PRATT,
NH n 145 Main ST. Gothic Window.
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II E M V A LEGO. l. HERRING
~ GROCER AND COMMISSION MEacHANT. ha. re-.
moved from kis old stand Shockoe Hill to the store
formerly occupied by John M. Royal Esq, on Main
Dtreet few doors above the City Hotel where he
will be pleased to serve his old friends and custem
and the public generally. apI7
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.sTf WANTED-A small Schooner to
- - load for Washington city, D. C. Apply to
ap IL At LEE CO, on the Dock.
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bAd<r u r NAL.

a TIP-ToP FisAscIEK.-Ons Of the New
York journals relates an incident in bank
rascality probably il should be called fnas-
ciering which shows the tact and smsrtness
Of a second Biddle. The cashier of the bank
found himself short in his accounts about two
hundred thousand dollars, at a time when be
foresaw an inevitable discovery from an ex.
animation Of accounts, which was ordered to
take place within a short time, Not seeing
any, escape, he consulted friend Of his who
was an attorney, asked for his advice. The
attorney, OF ascertaining that the cashier had
no property that was available TO convert into
cash to cover the efficiency, recommended
. him to take $500 900 more, end then, when
the discovery took place, he would have
something to negotiate with, so ss to induce
the directors to refrain from making public
exposure. The cashier took his advice, abb
stacted the additional sum, and when the dis
icevery took place, confessed his error, and
old the directors that he would get bis
ri ends to make amends, provided they would
not pvnish him. After some negotiation, he
compromised with them for 800. 600; and
he retired from his situation with fortune
Of 100000. ss..e 1.eaa ~
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COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING Dec. 81.

,-ae WEDNESDAY EVENING Dec. 81.
+. RIvER-Yet low with slight indications Of
q rise.
WEATHEA-Mida and moist during most Of
the past week, with copious rains during the
last few days. We learn that the rains have
been quite general. s,
BusISEss-Nothigg worthy Of note during
the past week in the wholesale trade. In
view, of the holidays most branches Of retail
business has been brisk. In the hog mar.
ket business is fast coming to a close, with a
light seas on's trade. There was one lot
OF $50 mast-fed, from Illinois, sold yesterday
at So. IS. Money matters improving. See
list of bankable funds.
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n.sss PRIZES 70 BIZ DISTRIBUTED.


In this scheme FORMED the combination 81 -
making tickets and the drawing OF is ballots
will prizes each having Of the drawn numbers
each having them 81 $50 each having
only sso. with neither Of the
numbers N them being blanks.
odeermine .hs fate of.hs;e prizes and tsn
and 10 Of them dawn
ticket having for its the lst "a and Sd
drawn numbers will be entitled the capital prize
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UNITED STATES NAL.

nRoPoS AIS carrying the Nail OF the United States
between city OF Evansville in the State Of Indiana.
and the city in the three times
week will received the Post Office IN the city Of Evans
VILE until 25th Of December. a. ID. 1854.
The schedule time will probably be as follows:
Leave Evansville Morday "Wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock A. NJ and arrive st nderson at IL O'Clock same
day.
Leave Henderson day clock p M and arrive a;
Evansville ct Z O'Clock p. NJ
For form of proposals. guarantee and also
Zen hracng condition. 20 be in
such the p De-
parment may proper. See advertisements ting
rropoal for Mail Service in the Meser. and Southsrn
oSasoe.~ desax-2 hEN ofe<~So9fS y -.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.

NNE have hand OF ths complete ard de
w srabe stocks Of Dr. Goods TO 10 found
market which to ell cash or promp. time buyts 81
unusually Our soeks toug directly frsn the
and importer and in quality and
defy competition Of the markets in the
We fesl thankful all Of old friends for
feel we'll that make IL their interest we'll
hat Of all Others huyng give csn before parchs.ns
else " here. - octIs JOHNS IN & FRENCH.
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BRANCH BANK INDIANA.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
FOR NOVEMBER. 1854.
ymenf Of Prises 0sarastesd to rae holder ~ fAs

- state Of Maryissf
WE dents their
success In prizes aud although promise
every capt. pr yet they will only try they can
obtain hch list below worth
W know that IL wouli be sosrss of TO
many publish LIS prizes drawn and
our promise fienee.
although would advantage enhance the sale Of
tickets n we were permitted could Who has
sOo00 in prizes Of tJ ~ 40. the ars
and others wo have DRAW
both larger and smaller We give below some Of the
for November and earnestly request that essh aud
every psrSon will q rider Cor tickets in them.
O. MARIN q CO Baltimore. Nd.
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GEORGE KLEIN. DECKER. PHILIP KEANER
GEORGE KLEIN Il CO.,
SOAP. CANDLES AND LARD OIL MANDATORY.

YUNE undersigned istorm the Nerchant OF
u southern Indians the rshlie generally that their
Factory plrtsd and they ready to manu-
faenre Candles aud Lard 0. scale
We viii articles manufactured good and the
prices 10 be purchased in Ciuetnnst We manu-
faeur all the different qnafirs and in the cone
in that city and have vth city Ia the West
Thankful the liberal have ALREADY received
-mined continuance and OF
the iibe the Of the pub
lie. for the establshmenssf Home Manufacturer in
city.
B-The highest market prices al paid for rallow
Lars q n Grease. oct2s-3nsd GEORGE KLEIN = CO.
afyinesnnes Gasess anil eaderson Courier coy
snd send bills TO this once. ttflr ff
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NEw FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING On BXcHANGB FOR STATE

bIOCK BNNk Mules.
NHE undersigned would respeetsul inform the citizens
- this city vicinity that he has Just opened very
large and ws slects Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
consisting in part Of ilt
French and English Me Paids LANES, half and all
wool: black plain ed silks: Sched. PLAZA
char g.able and solid "a sim DIR silks all colQfs Of
Flounees Gross de Nay nd Saefns; nnes Opera Cfoak
ings. Liuseys Bay Tbybet lsbin AMI Fancy silk
Shawls; all kinds Of Bt Aosieriss Gloves. Embrcde
ries Cloaks Of all and materials multitude Of
other articles tsde.,.> mention. Lf..rr
As my motto is and quick sales" would sd
wise those wishing fall and winter supplies. Ia
with q call. before purchasing elsewhere.
Especially would draw the attention Of dealers and
chant very heavy stock Of
p aud fancy Cashmere all eolers Of Broadcoths Over
coating. whneys Beaver Kerseys Pstrsham WOOL silk
and Lining all kinds Of railors' Trim
To those dalngi Ready Made CT thing request visit
in order examine the very heany stock which
stanty keep hands and intend selling Cincinnati prices
and terms. IT,. f...
As these Clothing manufactured in this city under
supervision. able warrant better At and
substantial sewing than there be had other market
Come all and convince yourselves Of the fact.
F. A. ANSpACHER,
nov8 Main street. one door below Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-28
INDIANA STATS STOCK MONEY


IOfHiNG. wholesale and seta made up In the latest
~ Styles and Of thebet masria with Gentle men's Fur
nhng Goods Of desert ptios offered sale the
prices Indiana AMI Illinois State Stoss Money.
Call uuier shs Pavilion stsl and examine for
yourselves povT-n A. LobENsIlNE.
(SHEssMHN. Donsoss. ssunsl Boards. Inda Ruhbsr
I \ Balls reed BY oct2s A. O. PCSHEE.
NEW q ATS.-3Do bush fresh Oats Just reed at
IN seyty COOKS Family Grossvy.