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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-03

The CHICAGO RoUTE.-Last week the staunch
steamer Pacific, Capt. MCQUEEN, came into our
port, for the first time this season, and is now
making regular trips between this place, Mus
kegon and Chicago The Pacific has been thor.
oughly overhauled since last fall and during the
late extraordinary gale gave most satisfactory
evidence of her sea-worthiness, as well as the
good management of those by whom she is off,
cered. Three trips will be made each week du-
ring the season of navigation. The hours of
arrival and departure, which have been fixed,
will be punctually observed, and may hereafter
be found by reference to new advertisement
which will appear in our next issue. consid-
cradle amount of travel already goes over this
route, but much less than would BIZ the case
were it not for the repeated disappointments to
which travellers have been subjected, of late, in
consequence of failure to run the Pacific, i'm
mediately, as was advertised. A greater por-
ton of the travel which should pass this way
has, this season, been temporarily diverted in
another direction, and will not be altogether
turned back until confidence in the route be-
comes fully restored.
We know that our readers up country have
long since become distrustful of assurances, !"
but we have, nevertheless, ventured one more
under this head and at the same time will give
our reasons therefor. The straits are at last
open and two additional boats, from below, be-
longing to the WARD line, will soon be added
to those already in lake Michigan, so that one,
certainly can, at all times, be spared for service
on this route. Moreover, the new propeller, be-
belonging to Messrs. FERRY & Sons, will soon
be along, fitted up with express reference to
the comfort of journeyers, and will, unless the
present establishment comes up to its "assu-
RANGES" secure most of the patronage our peo-
pie control The Ottawa is in the hands of mon
who command business enough TO support a
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-03

FIRST New GooDs OF THE SEAsoN.-They
are being received by HAxToN, CUTLER e.
WARTS. The assortment is splendied one
and is being sold out at very low figures. See
new advertisements. Others will appear next
week.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-03

DISTINGUISHED MEN OF CALIFORNIA We have
received from n correspondent in California u
list Of the members of the executive and Legis-
lative departments Of the Government of Cali
forna. John Bigler the Governor of Caifor-
MIA, is printer by trade, married, and 46 years
Of age. The Lieut.. Governor is a merchant
A miner occupies the post of Comptroller. The
office of Treasurer is filed by physician; and
the offices of Secretary of State, Attorney Gen
eral, Surveyor General, and Superintendent Of
Public instruction, are occupied respectively
by two lawyers, civil engineer, and miner.
The Legislature Of California comprises Ia
individuals, of whom 81 are Senators and 80
members of the House of Assembly Of these
ia, but eight are natives of New En- gland, of
whom are from Vermont, two from New Hamp-
shire, and one each from Massachusetts,, Con-
necticut and Maine. New York has the largest
number of sons--32-in the Legislature; IL
are natives of Kentucky, and 10 were born in
Virginia. The Legislature includes among it's
members 81 miners, % lawyers, Ia farmers, 6
merchants 2 rancheros, physicians, 8 civil en-
glneers and surveyors, printers, traders,
actor, and brewer. There are among them
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-03

A New ExcHANGE.-We find on our table
the last number of volume of the Peoples
Journal, new periodical, published at New
York, by ALFRED E. BEACH. 1t is issued
monthly, each number containing thirty-two
large pages of Letter-Press, beautifully printed
on fine paper, and forming at the end of the
year two splendid volumes with over five hun
dred engraviugs.
We are highly pleased with the number of
the Peoples Journal which is before US. Ac-
cording to the general plan of the work it con-
tains great variety of reading matter, on ngri-
cultural, mechanical, scientific and miscellaneous
topics, and is profusely illustrated with elegant
ergravings. The price is only one dollar per
year.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-03

boat, and sho will at all events be permanently
employed between this and Chicago, making
semi-weekly and perhaps tri-weekly trips. A
new propeller, also in every respect similar to
the Ottawa, belonging to Messrs. Foss g. Cha
PIN, of Chicago, who are engaged in the manu-
facture of lumber at Muskegon, will soon be
running between those places for the purpose,
principally, of carrying lumber and passengers.
The citizens of the Muskegon and Grand
River valleys may, therefore, reasonably expect
far better accommodations than have ever before
existed for communicating with the other side,
and that these accommodations will be of a
permanent character.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-03

SWAMP LANDs.--We lay before our readers
below letter from the Hon. ALLEN GooDRIDGE,
Dept. Commissioner Of the State Land Office at
Lansing, to Hon. II. ]. ALvoRD of the Lapeer
Democrat, in reference to the Swamp Lands.
STATE LAND OFFICE,
Lansing, April II, 1854.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-03
Hon. Ii. J. ALvoRD,

Dear Sr:--Yours of the 18th was duly re-
ceived, and in reply, would say that the time
when we shall be able to offer the Swamp
Lands, is not yet definitely fixed. Mr.. Kibbee
the Commissioner, is anxious that the sale shall
take place in June, and our entire energies, lex
cept doing the current business) will of course
be expended in accomplishing his wishes, and |
hope in two weeks from this date, our work will
be in condition to have the time designated.
1t will be made public at the earliest possible
moment. Very fen persons know hop great the
labor to prepare the books, maps and lists to put
this large grant Of lands in market, and fever still
appreciate the vigilance and care necessary to in
sure correctness in the transcribing and arrange
ment. The system, which the Commissioner
has adopted, is, we believe, as near perfect as
can be devised, and the lands once arranged no
difficulty will hereafter be likely to arise, in
transactng the business, pertaining to their GUS
tody or sale.
Sales will be held at the following places, and
perhaps at others, viz:
Saginaw, Flint, Lapeer, Lansing, Ionia, Grand
Rapids, Grand Haven and Alegan.
am very respectfully, your obedient serv't,
ALLEN GooDRIDGE, Dept Com'r.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-05-03

If you wish happiness, be virtuous.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-07
EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI.
"a EEkIY N All LINE

8<fF@fSA ON and after Saturday. July LIST, the =
&-NNN-tEE designed will TRI-WEEKLY LINE OF
Stage Coaches as above.
Leaving Evansville. Mondays Wednesdays and Friday Is
days Thursdays and satu days att O'Clock A. III
The line will all be stocked with good horses and
comfortable Coaches and careful drivers and the
made With regularity and dispatch All orders for goods
tended
For other business apply the office at Liv
and Stable Locust the Market House
Persons leaving their orders Of the Hotels will
prompt attention. NJ. a E. IL. DE GARM0.
e29-f
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.EsALE and RETAIL BY
LEI & VERI N G.
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines of j. NJ. D. Miller IL Co, and
intend carrying he Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller Fansley, No. IA Water street, under
the irm of LEIGH & Verling.
Charles LEIGH, the frm, hopes he Is avorably known
tn the public. having been engaged In Mr. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years Peter Verling ofthe
firm having been cerkng Ia the present store the
last years. hters himself with having the conf
dence OF its old customers.
We intend Keeping on hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old aud new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
febo5-Iy PETER VERIING.
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LOOK TO THE FEET,

SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS OTHERS.
MI j. HART having Just returned from the Eastern cities.
would inform his old customers and the citizens
orally that he has his Shoe Store Main
the Branch Bank the largest hnest and best
selected stocks of Seasonac and Fashionable BOOTS and
SH0ES brought this city, comprising Gents Boots Of
all kinds CATERS Of all tn, different styles Youths and Child
Boots Misses Caters and shoes of all kinds and
Infan' s. Shoes in abundance
He has also fine OK of No. Red Sole Leather and Tay
lor's No. Oak. Of Cincinnati.
ALSO33 fine French Caif-skins of different brands
fresh from the Custom House In New York.
ALS0Moi Linings Bindings Thread. Gutta Percha
Web Laces Fnameed Spls and in fact other kind
Material used manufacturing Boots end
Shoes all which will be sold cheap the cheapest and
warranted good.
large force of good and experienced workmen
employed in manufacturing which enables him
durability. with
east or west Of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3l-tf H. J. HART
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To Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston & New York.
ONLY STEA MBOAT LINE FROM
CLEVELAND To BUFFALO.
|SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN BY THE OLD SANDUSki ROUTE.
AY1 no Tsi DETENTION on s1Sp BaHs
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
rsfkass rsFhAsFfSEE faAiE HF LIVES
ss.,m.r cRrsckSf fiST SIr4 !. v Peas, Commando,
I sss%er QUEEN or THE WEST d. r.
Commander Cleveland Tuesdays Thursdays and Saur
through Cleveland to Buffalo hours wi,hou,
Falls New York. Boston, Montreal and all points
hens ~ the New York Erie New
Central Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Little MI
Railroads with ard strength speed. unriyal
and OF finish than
The Queen and both evidences Of skill
and will accomplish in this day Of perfected
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot at Cincinnati
Passengers should bear In mind that this the only Steam
Boat Cleveland Buffalo; and regular
must procure their Tickets via Columbus and Cleveland
Meals and State included in tickets by lake
steamers of this route.
From Cincinnati to Buffalo 90
From Cincinnati York. via Hudson river 10 80
'''' oA''A EYCG RSioN TICKETS. ''-'''''''''' ="
From Cincinnati Buffalo and back 90
OR As CHEAP As ANY 9TH Err ROUT T..
the old n sass m arp
yellow building souh-ea OF broadway and Front
a. ses, @ the s a@
''A1 'sP'' Last VIM w. CLEMENTS. sup,t.
p. W. STRADER Ticket and General Agent.
The Omnibus Line will call for in the
ey2S j. ii. HOWELL, Conductor.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

VAS. G. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Attornies at
81 Law, Evansville Indiana, associated themselves
in the pracce of the law and will contnus
TO practice In this aud the adjoining couses and In the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning THEN
attention pa a-tcuiry to land law. la short time they
will be prepared to give in few minntcs an abstract
the title to almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
nents orin Lanasco, togethe with their professions
~ ,n - ., ths title. il desired ljy25dawtf! |!
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STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS
TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE u 9. MAIL
AND EXPRESS PACKETS. -.

TRI-WEEKL, "A Boat Of this Line will
leave Terre haute Evansville every
80 Mond,y Wednesday and Friday at o'clock
p NJ These Boats large ccmmodoGs well
Terre Haute with Railroad aud Northern Pack
and Evansville with the different Lines Of STEAMBOATS,
on the Ohio river. e22-u
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j. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
FOSTERS Building. Up Stairs.
Y p. CRISP. having removed his Office 10 Foster:
j building will be hand at all times, To take
knowledgenents of Deeds, Mortgages &C.. and attend
to all business required Of him Justice of the Peace
febg-tf
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Trains. Making nirect Connection
BY THE
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.

COLUMBUS, TO PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA. BAL
TIMORE AND NEW YORK,
Atsix o'clock A NJ. and five o'clock p. and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTS BU RGH!
and Ave O'Clock p NJ.
FARE REDUCEDI
Cincinnati to Philadelphia
Cincinnati to Baltimore
Cincinnati to New York. via Philadelphia. ...........6
Cncunati 10 Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh (front carr 500
Time Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. - hours
Time Cincinnati Philadel phia ..3s hours
Time Cincinnati to Baltimore BOY hou r.
Passengers oelock A. NJ Train. Lightning Express
Little Railroad. Cresne
arrive Pittsburgh at clock p and make direct
nection Pittsburgh wit train to PHILADELPHIA and Ba
more connecting Philadelpha with Train Jersey Rail-
road to New York.
Passengers clock A NJ. Express Train. Little Mi
ami r. R. sleep Pittsburgh and resume by Morning Train
psssing the beautiful tain by daygh for Phil
adelphia and Baltimore; meeting with
clock NJ Mail Train Kensington Ne Jersey
road to New York.
Passengers by clock Evening Express Little Miami Rail
EXP
Philadelphia Baltimore. Phila-
phia with Traia New jersey Railroad to New York.
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depct at Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH lCKErs.
And for all information please apply at the old established
General Railroad Once in three story yellow building south
broadway Front directly opposite the
House Railroad Hotel. and Mail Boat landing the
Eastern (Little Mamil Depot. East Front street.
MM. H. CLEMENTS, Superintendent.
p. w. SrRADER, Tickst and General Agent.
The OMNIBUS LINE
Will call for passenger, in any part Of the city leaving d
reeons above Office southeast of broadway and
Front. directly river bank.
ey2s j. III. HOWELL. Conductor.
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FROM CINCINNATI TO

FROM CINCINNATI TO
NEW YORK in % Hours:
DUSkIkf SsEE I'll T. : 81 Hour; !. s; uo,,..
oLh'h'HH' by TnE II K Hours
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route,
LITTLE MIAMI S.4 n.,Lwo,D,
vUNHE ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
sc.snn via ia " ha sA s.Ss Rss ss Y Rns .nd
:. Bunso Niagara Fais New York. Boston. Montreal
fa.sns ,ll. breakfast at Ciacinns and dine
THREE DAILY TRAINS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
First Train Railroad Lghtnins Express a. o'elc,h
line Pbarsh. PSlad ipaa Bai.,more snd New York At
Cleveland Dunkirk New Yoik and boston, Bnnalo,
Second Tr.in.Lake ssssmtoat express ~ clock.
with magnificent Low Pressure Steam
QUEEN OF THE WE Es................ca Cart. Mcbride;
FARE As CHEAP As ANY OTHER RoUTE.
certain in the train.
York Boston sc; from L,wOwn Montreal Quebec &c.
This train also makes connection at cresne to Pittsburgh;
Boston. Niagara Fails Sc. &C.
Third Trln-Ralroad Evening Express at o'clock p NJ
Pitss!sSh BaItiR Ph.dslPh,a and Nss xs5s 0I.vs
Falls Albany. New York. Boston. &e. &C..
asi
THE LITTLE MIAMI Is THE ONLY EASTERN DEPOT
AT CINCINNATI.
81 Be sure and procure your Tickets via Columbus
fao rechecke1 Dunkirk New York and rechecked
Buffalo to New York.
The Dep this route and Lake Shore Railroad Ceve-
are the same.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And for ali In ormaton please apply the old established
General Rail osd 0iee in three yellow building
South, Broadway and Front directly
posite the House. Railroad Boa. Land
the Eastern. Little Miami Depot
". II. CLEMENT, sup't
P. W. STRADER Ticket and General Agent.
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
Will call for passengers in part the city by leaving
directions at the above office south Of Broadway
and Front directly river bank.
ey2 j. II. HOW ELL. Conductor.
DIR. j. e. BURCH, Dentist, Is-f
RESPECTFULLY requests those in debt him profe-
SIGNAL services to forward and settle and would
inform those who desire such operations future
are NO failures when shey paid for. ny3l-n
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TNHE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely rehtted and re.urnshed IL, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons Of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses and car
riages to let.
The stable large clean and well located and good
in attendance Parteu ar attention
be paid OF horses left with him for keep
ug and all respects the public sha find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. Ijys-ul j. A. SfERS.
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GLASS STAINING.

In The modern s'ytes for Churches, Public Build.
ings Priraic DJrciiiRgS DC DC.
TaE FIRST PRIZE RECEIVED!
A 4 Cincinnati also at the Louisville Mechanics In
IA sttute-
We are prepared to fll any order with metal sash
stained glass with borders aud III mond cencrs for an,
kind windows with fnl size figures en,blems
as cheap as can had in New York. Boston Phadel
phis-he amount of risk broakage and transportation
less.
Our references are all the good, modern finished
Boats Mississippi aud Ohio rivers, three Presby
teran Churches Cincinnati, the Episcopal at Ports
mouth Ohio one Church ut Madison, Ind, a chance
window at Frankfort, Ky.. also window. with fig
ures, at Nazareth, and two Churches in Louisville.
Bay window in Governor Helm'sresidenee at Harrods
burg side lights In various dwellings in Lou
isve. Lexington md Danville.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment!
Builtt street, Louisville, Ky.
mhI, 6,n IC. MIlLER& co.
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NATCHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS
MIL nnI Ar.rl

Our Office AMI warehouse, Nos. 81 and 80 Natcbez ST.,
with their contents, except the books and papers
tanned in Safe, were entirely destroyed by FIRE. on
the morning of the 10th March, Although the Safe had
been for several hours In extremely hot fire before
we could IL, and, being first discovered,
In red heat; being cooled with water removed
our books and papers 20 the amount of thousand
dollars without the slightest damage injury TO
Being fully convinced by this OF the entire
y Of those Safes have procured another the
description from the Agent viz-Rich's Fireproof
Safe, sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No. SO Magazine street,
and recommend them to all who desire perfect security
for valuable papers in case of fire.
PRICE. WaISH& Co
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FRI E. FRI En-! FIRE!,
MORE TRIUMPHS OF ti'
RlCHsS SSALAMAN DER SAFEST .

IT Y The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JUST BEEN
received by the mails They form additional
of the superiority of RoHs SALAMASDEhs over all Others
FIRE IN CHARLESTON, $. c..
CHARLESTON, April go, 1854.
Mr.. L. NJ. HATCH, Agent for Rchs Salanander Safes
Dear Sir: Finding impcs remove our safe du-
ring the late fire, which destroyed store in Hayne
street, and having taken oIt books we put into II
several papers TO test it, We glad to acknowledge
that ii fully sustained the high reputation OF your Safes
The preservation OF these pers more than
peeted when witnessed the intense heat Ii was sub
jeeied to. Yours, &c, ~ '4'
COURTNEY TEyNANT e. CO
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CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April II It5f.
We have abundant reason to recommend kch's Saia-
mander Safe as emnenty nreproof. since had
cellent opportunity, the 5h February last of testing
one of that description, which purchased several
years since of Mr.. Isaac Bridge. Our store, No. 81
Chartres street, with entire stock Of trim mings
&c, burned tie morning Of that day, subectng
our safe very intense heat during raj hours vet
it saved all its contents, comprising bank notes
checks for upwards of nine hundred dollars bills receiv
able for several thousand dollars and in our
books for forty thousand dollars As said Safe cost only
one hundred and ten dollars risk nothing i'm pro-
nouneng ii the cheapest article we ever purchased.
ALERRT d TRlC0.
A large assortment of WILDER's PATENT SALAnAsDER
SAFES, with Rch's Improvement, for safe by 5.'i
STEARNs 6 MARVIN,
,i (successors to Rich IL Col
l46 WATER sraEET. n. Y,
The only Makers of SaIamander Safes combining Will
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Pro ophetors OF
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key nor
keyhole. ' ALLIS 9 H0WES,
my9-tf r.r..r fae r Agents at Evansville.
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FIRE In DANsyILLE NY

FIRE IN DANSVILLE NY
DANsvILLE, April 10, 1854
Messrs. STEARSs q MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. II contained all our books and
papers which came out in good order. The Safe from
appearance. must have been red hot We trusted our
oil in it. Very respectfully, yours, s,,...l s..ea
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OON
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER
VTTOULD ecfuy inform his nds and the pub
w lie generally that having purchased OF Messrs.
Rathbone 6 Wheeler. their entire stock of Books &
Stationery, he has owed lis Book Store TO stand
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
of Main and First Streets. .
The additions thus made to his stock enables him to
offer to his customers larger and better assortment
than before been brought to this Market con-
sstiDg in part Of Miscellaneous School, Medical and
Theological Books. Writing. Printing. Wrapping and
Fancy Paper ard Foreign & Fancy Stationery Of all
kinds All ofwhch will be sold. Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices, fact 10 which he would call the
attention ofcountry merchants, Dealers teachers and
Others being confident he make IL their interest
to purchase of him. aug 25-u
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND


RETAIL.
THE undersigned constantly keeps on hand large
assortment Of fresh Water. Butter and Sugar Crack
ers and Soda Pilot and Navy Bread, which be
ing manufactured w the latest improved Machinery
can sold low price rs i'm any place in the West
and are excelled in quality by other manuaco
nv the country. large stock always on hand at nay
shop ON Water street. between Sycamore and Vine.
decl4-u }. SlNZlCH.
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HALL, DODDs & CO.'S
FIRE p IL OOE a Il ES
THOMAS CONYNGTsN,

HORNBROOK & CHURCHILL, Agents.
Water street. Evansville Ind.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
a CARn.
COPARTNERSHlP.

ooo first Poplar Shingles in store
- for sale cheap to close consignment by
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NEW GOODS!
NV RECEIVED this day the following Goods viz:
Wv Damass Noreens Curtains;
Damask Bsocalel for Curtains; Damask ChiutZ;
W he Curtain Musns; Super plain Bonnet Ribbons;
Large Hoek Cap Gibbons; sslid Check Cinghams
Black ID RAPID Etc cheap; 54 Manchester Gngans;
Lowpriced Lawns: Super - Furniture Prints;
Fancy Cotton Half Hose With variety Of other goods which
will be exhibited on call. JAMES Low q CO.,
my2t All Main street. Louisville. Ky.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
MRS f. NJ. RICH, No. 2o4 Fifth street, Cincinnati,
lNI would respectfully call public attention to her
large and shionable Stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods, consisting cf Silk, Satin Velvet and Braid Bon
nets, Bonnet Caps and Fancy Trimmings, Ribbons Man
as Cloaks Black and Colored silk and other Laces,
Neede-worked Collars. Chemizettes. Sleeves, dc.
which she prepared to sell at prices which cannot fail
10 give satisfaction.
When yeu visit Cincinnati, call on
MRS. z. NJ. RICH,
mhl5y 2O4 Fifth street. between Elm aud Plum.