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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-30
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TBNHE undergrad oae for sale Land doinns
town of Pstoka or miles north Of Prince
ton Gibson County Indiana aud rods from the Railroad
said Land and we'll ertioned into
Meadow Pasture Ploushland. well vatsred and thsso
rot SURPASSED bv any in the county
Paoka House The Lots lie together. and embrace
ahcut we'll in various kinds
fruit with living of water running through them
Said Property is for from Ev
ansvie or Yncenncs; being about equal distances
Rarcsd from Any wishing purchase
wouId do well 70 call subscriber living premises
before the 18th he expects leave home
at that time.
oct27-fwd WILLIAM sERAULO.
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e.. n. EGGLEsTON IL CO.,

u.
HDROPRIETORS of ths Foundry in Evans
vilie bald all kads Of Machinery in style. quality and
price. equal 20 any made in any city Of the West.
We make Fire Steam Engines all Saw and Grist Mil
Irons Cast roa Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron HOUSE,
Fronts Fence Railing Brass Work Of all
kinds Wrought and Cast iron Bridge work-indeed every
pairs.
We pay the rrse for Scrip Brass and Copper.
Foundry the Canalcorner Of Canal and Ingls Streets
sep9-tt
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Just RECEIyED.
HyY Bedfords Fiat Boat large lot Of handsome Parlor
~ Stv aud Grsss and Cooking st,vvs OF the latest
proved styles These all Of the and
ted 10 he good articles particular They will be sold
= the 10 . maxkst pr,oss. : -
ssvn-a JAMES scANTLly Is SON. !.
Hill. a u0LLtDAY.
PRODUCE. FOkM AEDiNG AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS. EVANSVILLE. IND.
G Office ant Warehouse the Canal. and Wharfboat-eJ
E9-faeili'fes with Lewis * Howard. LII
ILERAL cash advances made and
ular attention given the purchase sale OF every
description OF Prsdues OF Groceries. novi5-dS wlm
STAR CANDIEs.-25 boxes for sale by
- nOvl5 3. h. GILBERT x CO.. Syc. near Water.
- PRESTON BROS.
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WABASH & ERIE CANAL TRANSPORTATION
as9s--srITI,.n TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. IL Ef$>
PHILADELPHIA and BALTI- SsAlkA%s =.
undersigned Agent will receipt for delIve-
~ THROUGH ali kinds of Produce and from
this city hy the Troy and Western Line,of Canal Boats
on favorable terms.
novi3-tf JOHN y. MITCHELL, Agent.
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SuNnRiES.-
- 2,U0Ulbs ass'd Wires. 500 lbs Block Tin.
5o lbs Copper Bottoms. cask Zinc.
cask Anvils. rec'd per Lexington and for sale BY
novs SAMUEL ORR.
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NV prepared 90 in Fire Prsef
w any quantity Of Grain Prcdsss OF Nerehaa disc
tho most liberal terms.
Having large and airy stairs particular vil
Household
and all kinds Of goods liable damage from DAMP
rust.
longer when desired.
Warehouse located corner and W T.
Canal and venient shipping hy River Rail-
road. Appyto nev1 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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spNIINIsTRATOR.s No

SAVE YOUR PODDER.-A iew of SanfOras PatsI
: novs SAMUEL ORR.
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rIOUsE PUUyiEuiNc GOODS.

ftOLDUHN a liERSuBEksER have open for
~ amin tion large stock ense furnishing Goods
sistnx Three Pay insrsn and low priced Carpets Stair
Hall Carpets OF various prerns aud qualities For Oil
Cloths IS wide Satin de LANES. Worsted
Cotton Daaas Furnitures aud Bro Hollands for
Muslin aud Lace Curtains Csruice Curtain Pins aud STAR
Rods Narcotics Quilts. Linen Damasks. Table Linen snt
roweiing Plano and Table Cloths. aud Bed Blankets Of ali
sizes and qualities.
We also manufacture Msses Of every sire and dessrp
ii which We will good be found. ALc
Bed Comforts OF all sizes OF which will sell asiow
quality fond this side OF tie Allegheny
Mountains Poster Block. tst Main. oc2D
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NOTIONS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
a q. PUsHEE HA, NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville constantly adding all little
articles this particular branch trade
with with Eastern merchants and
will sell for cash. at the lowest market prices Customers and
friends respectfully invited call and examine the great
variety. Store uadsr 0ed Fesvs' Hall. First street.
DLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS We have on hand
ID superb stock Of these desirable goods which
fer the trade heavy discount last years prices Call
and see them sstls JUHSSJN FRENCH.
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M Office Is hereby that tbs has been
pointed the estate ofWilson Shook late
Of vauderbargh county decd said is supposed
iusolyent. LEWIS HOWES. Acm'r.
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CITy MILLS FLOUR for sale at the Mill 30 so9
" IS as CASH.
nh PIECES Russia Linen and Cotton Begging for sale
1VVR oeS III. MAGEEE 60.
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4 RvAv.

MP0H7ER5 sid Dealer in all description ~ Lsaths
aud TsIners Ill. 0sk ssd Spanish Sole. Morocco Phils
a.phia aAt french Cali Skins Boots Web. Lace. Lining
BudiAss Latings Kis Boot Tfses Lasts Regs 6s hols
sale Retail. = The To- went tssAs. ssDk-Snd
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alM u 55.;.;.:. ,lls:.ssSE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AGENCY.
The Undersigned having been APP <.s
>, liz. p pointed Agent Tor the above Compa- lax
tEs-sLst ny In this city will be prepared EnS&1
the opening of the Evansville and
Railroads. rerre Haute and upon the opening
River navigation receipt
Produce ofevery from this city to all
the Cities Railroad here to Pitts
burgh and thence East the Pennsylvania Road to their
destiu alton.
Rt5 Rates made known application my Office ater
street under the Telegraph Once Warehouse
nssis-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
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yD0uLTRY.--sdo dor Chickens;
IL dor Ducks;
20 Turkeys; Just -eceivedat
sctl7 COOKS Family Grocery.
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LlLAiD SiikS.-A hadssns varieties MS Day reed by
kxSrsa las. Low 90. *is hsiass.. koe.. ~
HILACK SILK CRAvATs..a case. ass's in sss sad
Ostf Main LSsisviile ".
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numbers on them. each Observation-Disclosures. an
and "a draw each IS
Sd and 4th 80 .. 49,. so
5th and 9th 90 % 40
.th and 90 90 30
All other tickets (beng 9iO) with Of tie drawn
Those tickets Cbsine 81 500 only
numbers on them each. 10
Tickets $40. Halves s5 Quarters $2n; Eighths $i4.
We will issue Certificate of
2s Whole Tickets for $40 Is Quarter Tickets for s7 10
rs Half IS Is Eighth FL 90
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Is :I..I:l..;.:E. ;..is.,;s:s:::!
RAiIROlD TR lNsP0MTsTI NOTICE

- a.
date stations aud places Immediately compile
ton Evansville ant Charlottesville Railroad
Haute will within about three
wall be ready to receipt for the delivery Of all
kinds Merchandise. Produce Properly this
and this and Terre Haute all the
cities points and stations via the India Ohio
Central New York and Erie and Albany and Bss
ton Railroads.
sS- made known application my Office. under
noTis n JOHN S. MITCHELL. Agent.
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81 associated themselves together the practice
of law aud will ali them One
both always he found their Locust street
opposite the Sherwood House.
Prompt attention will he given to collections
Evansville, Nov. y, lSsf.-ly
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SAVINGS BANK
FIRST STREET, BELOW MAIN
v>HiS Bank pays per interest depos.es payable
IL demand; buys and sells Exchange Coin Uneurrent
Money &c. &e grants Loans makes Collections reus
promptly at current rates of Exchange Money
all parts Of Europe. oetlI-f @. COPELAND Cashier.
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
EksHANtS Shipping or receiving Merchandise or Fro
lvA duce by Canal will md warehouse the
nent Tor that bus ness Our charges will be reasonable and
the business viii he PROMPTLY and attended
octes-lmd HILL HOLLADAY.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
TINE undersigned have this day formed Copartnershp
J. der the style and firm Of Hill Holiday the tfnae
action Of General Pre- duse Forwarding and Commissis
Business in this city. EDWARD X. HILL.
sept2-u MARCUS X. HOLIDAY.
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LOT Of Turnbulls Cutting Boxes Corn Shelters AID
n Sausage Cutters sale by novli I. GRANT CO. .
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
HIST 0PENEn IN MAIN STREEl

lust bush in the per canahoat Row
81 lev and for sale by move s. l.. H0vEY.
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vHTOOIEy sHIRTS.--Io Msrno and Iambs-wsol
JAMES Low co.
sep27 AS Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-13

CHARL ESTON an. &C otton--We note sales TO-DAY
Of some 200 bales at prices ranging from s. to 10
NEW ORLEANS Jan 9.--The w estern Line not work.
ing North have received intelligence from that quar-
bales Prices were easier athouph there was no
change Flour firm at So I2a % bbl Large sales of
active and firm and the sales reached $500 hhds
Moasses brisk and 5000 hhds changed hands Prime
commanded Is cents y gallon.
BALTIMORE, Jan. lO-.The -four market to-day was
steady About 1900 bbs Howard street brands sold
at 81 I2a u bbl Rye Flour S. 50@5 g. Corn Meal So
bushe Yellow Corn 81 cents, and white 6i@65 cents
bushel Rye 9o@9s cents bushel Oats 4s@45 cents .
crop n Orleans Sugar 81 U.s. and sugarhouse sugar 81 .
100 lbs. Rice 4s@4t cents . b Mess Pork SIS y Dbl
b. Lard bbls 81 cents and in kegs log cents 3 b. But
ter 13@l4 cents B 10 Cheese 9a@l0 cents f b. Whskey
27@2s cents y gallon.
steady rates Flour has advanced cSales 900 bble
67 IS for Ohio-sales of 800 bbls Southern 81 62@
for mixed and 81 cents for yellow Mess Pork sl 81 and
prime $l3 Mess Beef $ls so Lard 10 cents. Whskey
2a cents Turpentnesales of 200 bbls Spirits at 62a
Cut Meats-Saes of $50 bbls at 81 for hams, and 81
for shoulders Sales of Coffee at l3a for Java and Il
cts for Rio Sales of Sugar at for Orleans, IL cts fol
for Orleans and % cents for Cuba.
NEW YORK, January Three days previous-Nava
StoresThe market for Turpentine steady with good
demandstoek of all kinds about $500 a 5000 bbls Spirits
Turpenne has been in better demand and the sales
Tuesday larger than for time past considerable
for Liverpool and London have been large any the ex
tent of 5000 bbsstock hand about 5000 bbl
Of freight No: Rosn dull and plenty. Tar is steady
The sales $500 bbs good prime North County Tur
2SO h. 1900 Spirits Turpentne, go 81 cents cash and 81
90 days, part adding interestreta lots brought 81 6
Georgia 81 50 o $50 b.. in yard SO No. l. 81 50 IS
ESQ h. and 25o Shipping Tar, $s 20 in order in yard
same and transactions continue moderate About 500 te
changed hands during the week at So Sl 81 So cash.
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near the probable theatre of military operations and
best promote the purposes of the Diplomatic corns
The time required for the concentration of troons IN
any one point, and maversaton in the commissariat
account tor the unexpected revcrses OF trifing suc
cesses, which have often attended The Russian ar
MES on the first breaking out of hostilities The
1fand review OF the Russian host in September 1918
when Alexander arrayed the plains of Oertus, not
Tar from Chalons. in France 100 900 men including
$4,000 cavalry. with $40 pieces of cannon, conveyed
an awful idea of the strength of his empire when
larry reused England's adoption of the free trade
system gave powerful impusion to agricultural in
dustry IN Russia. Her public revenue though not
considerable compared with that of France, or Eng
lands perfectly adequate TO the SUPPORT of her vast
establishment: Money has high value and public
pay is low The Russian Navy consist of 30 ships of
the line and % frigates in the Baltic of Is sail of
the line and II frigaes in the Black Sea- carving
IN all 5000 guns The sailors being accustomed TO
close seas only are not fit to contend with mariners
trained on the stormy oceans; yet, like the soldiers
they are Individually brave, and stand TO their guns
and point them we'll they may eventually prove
formidable even to the Colossal maritime strength OF
England % Thirty thousand soldiers are habitually
put on board the Baltic feet to prepare the ships as
transports. One day, evidently, Russia will conquer
turkey She will rescue the Holy Springs from the
hands of the infdes
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NEW FIRM.

TTALLETT, GARRISON & CO., Hallettsvie, Long
Creek n. c., respectfully intimate to the citizens
New Hanover and adjacent counties that they have
ded the late firm of B. q R. c. Haett in their business
the above place, and would inform their friends that they
have hand and constantly receiving every kind of
GOODS suitable to the wants of Planters Farmers and 9TH
Their present stock consists, in part of Groceries of all
kinds Flour, Corn Bacon Pork and Cheese; Alum and
Sack Salt Turpentine and Coopers
ry description Dry Goois in variety Readymade Cloth
ing Hats and Caps Saddlery and Harness Paints Oils,
Drugs, Medicines, &c, &c. Sc.
With large and extensive assortment of minor articles
notice in the limits of this advertisement but
necessary the Plantation Farm, and in the Household
1t is the aim of the advertisers to keep hand every
tce suitable the wants of country residents which they
will offer at LOW PRICES equity in business
will allow and they trust with unremitting attention
business to give general satisfaction.
New Hanover CO., n. c., JAN 18th, 1854 I9-lm
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Hear what Doctors say. One Cfthe RIM who w rofe
the Letter (beLoxyl Is a PhYsicinn.

FREDERICK City, Sept. 3, 1852.
IeSsfs Mortimer E. Mocbray-It affords us pleasure to
inform you that Hampton's Vegetable Tncture is selling
rapidly Our citizens just finding true merits
We look it of the best medicines of the day
we have just sold six bottles to of Physicians who
has given it fair trial. Yours Respectfully
MR.. G.. SCHAEEFER.
A PERFECT AVALANCHE OF CERTIFICATES POURING IN
Thousands will bless the of Dr. Hampton in this won
dertul Incure by its action the Stomach Liver and
neys-wi cure Dyspepsia, Cough. Rheumatism Scrofua,
Worms General Weaknessfo all diseases of the Bowels
such as Darrh@, Cholera Morbus Choc Dysentery sum
mer Complaint, it is truly specc-as medicine in all
diseases OF Females leading to decline it has equal
READ, READ,-From of the intelligent Druggists
in the United States.
WILMINGTON, Del, June 9Th, 1852
Messrs Mortimer E. Observation-Disclosures Tncture is
selling very fast lady who has used bottles SAYS it
exceeds all other medicines she having searched for
for fourteen years past found no relief until she tried
your Iincure (of Hampton's) have sold it in several
cases of rheumatism with great success
Yours, E. McMALL.
See advertisement in another coIum
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ness of spirtts aud Toa,ns ~ .r Low

sodler who had service abroad snaared for
hh lowness Of spirits and pains the right
sae Wncn so debitated him. that
MN from the Every attention had been nad
both by the Army Surgeons and in the hospi
a. last was decided that he ncurable Alter his
ne commenced taking Holloways which have
means OF restoring him of spirits and
Sch M heaieh that he had not enjoyed for years
near temple Bar London DRUGGISTS and
IN Medicines throughout the and those
United States in Boxes 374c &c., each Whole
| py the principal Drug houses Of the Union by Messrs
n G " D. - . a. hFdhs' wilmington
is considerable saving taking the largest sizes
are aft xed o Box. = - '' "'''iN''
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DIED,

In this town. the 18th ins Mr. JOHN c. JARA1AN aged
q years He member of the NJ E. Church. and died
in the hope of blessed Immortality
At his residence in Wayne county, on Wednesday, the
18th Of December, of Pneumonia, JNo. w. SAssER, ST.
In Brunswick county, the 3lt ult the residence Of
his father WILLIAM ROGER. infant of David D. and
Harriet King
At Teaeheys depot, in Dupn county, the 3ls Deem
Der, Mr. john WR1GHr BoNE1 aged about 81 years The
deceased left friends and relatives to his
He endeared to them by his many noble qualities but
he has passed away left void which will be hard to
fill. Cow.
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MARRIED..

In this town. the 9Th inst by the Reverend Thomas
Murphy. Mr.. L. G. TURNER to Miss C. TANNING WooD,
both of Wilmington.
In Washington IN. c. 22d ult. by the Rev. James
Stratton, S. S. SATcHwEL NJ D. of New Hanover coun-
ty to Miss ELIZABETH VANDERvEER, daughter of Jacob
Vanderveer, Esq, of Washington.
In Warrenton n. c. the 5th inst, by Rev. j. B. Sol
ONION, Rev. w. b. JORDAN, Ct Wilmington, to Miss ANN
w PORE, of Warrenton
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soLDssoRo, FEMALE COLLEGE.


rJNEE first session of this Institution will
Monday the 10th January 1854, under the control of
the following faculty. anf Th III annexed expenses
Rev JAMES H. BRENT President, Professor of Ancient
Languages, Experimental Sciences and Mathematics
n gr's's. Professor of Music.
Miss EMILY WEBB, Miss NJ. B. STAMN1RE, and Miss s. A
BRENT, Assistants in the various departments.
The exercises of School will be divided into three parts
prepare for the High School and Collegiate. The High
School will embrace selected part OF the Collegiate course
The usual reports will be made to parents on the Primary
student passing the High course will be entitled
to OF & % student wno has taken the
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Collegiate Classes LatinAll the below Virgil
| and through the Bucolies
CireekSAl the course below the Anabas including the
Mathematics Algebra, Geometry, Trgonornetry, Sc
Modern Languages-French, German and Italian Glen
and one IN n Gaoa
| English composition.
| Music Drawing Painting, Needle-work and Embroidery.
!
Smiths Grammar complete do. Geography do; Davies
Arithmetic do Sands Series do; Goodrchs Latin Les
do. Creek do; Davies Elementary Algebra Glen
DORIS primary system in rench, German and Italian The
ornamental branches may be pursued in the Primary depart
nentbeng regarded the accomplishments, and not the
essentials of an education.
EXPENSES .-o-u.
Tuition Primary department to 10
High School Is to 20
! Collegiate 20
The ornamental branches EXTRA unless the whole
taken when 500 will the entire OF board and
| tuition per session.
The Collegiate will require four years. but students
i who prepared can join advanced classes.
/ CHURCH.
The students may attend whatever church the parents
fer, always accompanied by teacher.
VISITORS.
Visitors shall be received in the College only in the pre-
sence teacher and visits shall be returned only under
the restriction which docs not apply to parents
guardians.
The science of Cookery, Housekeeping and Mantua ma
king will form part of the entire
ACCOMMODATIONS.
$50 students be comfortably accommodated III thu
College buildings
The students will be under the immediate supervision
President who will reside in the College, and will be
sisted by the professors teachers and Board of Council
BOARD OF COUNCIL.
RICHARD WASHINGTON,
WILLIAM K. LANE,
WILLIAM /. DoRTCH,
WAITMAN THOMPSON,
, JOHN c. SLoCUMB
RI w. s. q. ANDREWS.
The blanks in the Faculty will be filed soon as sele<
ton is made from the numerous applicants
For further information address H. Brent, or any OF tn
Board of Council.
Goldsboro Dec. y, 1888. l9-tf
d ECEIVED THIS MORNING, Revolutionary Hstor
IL of North Carolina in three lectures tby Rev Franc
L Hawks, D. D.. L. L.. D. Hon. David L. Swain, L. L. u
and Hon VIM A. Graham, L. l.. D.; to which is prehxed
i preliminary sketch of the battle of Aamance compiled
e VIM. D. Cooke, A. NJ illustrated by DALEY d Losing;
b Herald copy J. T. MUNDS.
$ THE WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND. compiled fro
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NoTE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpenne, sold in the
subject to the expense of landing inspection
erage &csay on Lumber so cents to ST y M; Tar and
Turpentine about 10 Is cents y bband naval
when brought per railroad about the expenses
curred--*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one fifth is made, according to quality.
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NOTICE.
PPLlCATION will be made to the President and Di-
"A rectors of the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad
pany for renewal of Certificate No $780, shares of the
Capital Stock of said Company which Certificate lost
mislaid. BENNETT FLANNER,
Administrator of Jonah G. McFarlane
Jan. 18TH 1854 I96w
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EREIGHTS:

FEEIGETS:
TO NEW YORK
Turpentine Rosin, and Tar, Per barrel,..$ IS 60
Spirits Turpentine, do. 90 80
Rice, per 100 pounds, gross. 90 22z
Cotton, per bale, .....'l 20 %
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot, 49,. ........ e
FlaXSeed. per clSk, UO ~
Ground Peas, per bushel ........6 a s
Lumber, per M....... ................5 90 7 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, so 60
Spirits Iurpentlne, do. ~
Lumber, per NJ, as to size. % 80 a s 90
Cotton goods and yarns, per cubic foot, ......6
Rice per 100 lbs. ........................... 22a
TO BOSTON.
Turpentne Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, So Is
Spirits Turpntine, do 90 w
Lumber, perM...... 10 SO ii 90
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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

Front Street.
counts made at this establishments prior to the LIST
- inst due, and settlement earnestly desired by
the subscriber. ]: D. LOVE. :
January 9Th, 1854. lO2-3t-lS-Iw
HB- Commercial and Herald Wv
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NOTICE.


LII persons forbid resspasng upor any of my lands
N lying within the limits of the boundary line of Will
gtonI and Also the tract of land known the Homes
Land Jumping Rum town. The law will be rigid
" enforced against all offenders. MILES COSTIN.
All persons also forbid making their RATS boats
fast to my Timber Pen, the west side of the river.
January ii, 1854. loft
WE supply all the necesaries for good BU Oh
w WHEAT CAKES-conssting of best Buckwheat
Flour and Goshen Butter Duin Honey and Cream Tar
tar, and Soda. For sale low, by
Dec w. N. SHERWOOD & co.
lust RECEIVED FROM N. YORK s. BALTIMORE:
j 25 bbIs. Rectifed Whiskey;
20 do. N E. Rum;
10 do Very fine Monongahela Whiskey;
10 do. choice Old Rye do;
do. Apple Brandy;
10 half bbls. best Rye Whskey, which will sell very
low for cash. w. H. MchO1-
NTILLWRIGHT,S GUIDE.-The young Mill Wright
WI aud NIllers Guide illustrated by twenty-eight de-
serptve plates, by Oliver Evans with additions and cor
recteus by Thos p Jones' member of the American pho
sopheal society," and late Professor of Mechanics in ht
Franklin Institute of Philadelphia with description of al
improved Merchant Flour R1l, with engrayngs, by c.
Evans. Engneersfortieh edition, 1853 Just received
and for sale by ]. T. MUNDS.
yXTHISKEY.-256 ibis, just received for sale by
w Dec 81 FREEMAN s. HOUSTON.