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.-.. STEWART n WEAKLEY, ls-..
A., WHOLESALE d RETAIL GROCERS
NO 8 BROADWAY, . 90
ITAVE ON HAND and offer for sale-e0O bbs Flour
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NTEGROEs WANTFD.-A CITIZEN {

by Gen s r. Anderson, will be rented good tenant
for the year 1854. Apply TO RAMAGE CHURCH,
dec3i - College street
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.r.. WALL PAPER. ea.-... g. 0r
I UST received splendid assortment of Gold Paper
81 Gold and Velvet Borders and Plain Satin Papers for
Parlors Halls &C. together with large lot of Window
Curtain Paper patterns, wide Green Testers &c.
"a On hand, large assortment of ungiazed papers.
from 10 TO Csc per bolt. e.f. .l. .re.. .frI OH
- KLAGES & GORBEY.
No 90 College st. next door TO The Sewanee House.
N B--iaper hanging done in the best manner
oet2- s-. -. +e's .. H..t -.-f -t lI.---t-i
NTNGROES FOR SALE.-WE HAVE a
1 number Of NEGR0ES for sale Amongst them first
rate Carpenter Also extra Seamsress and General
House Servant. Qualifications and dispositions both
guaranteed or sale. ...-...-.+ '
We wish 10 buy ten or twenty likely Youtig Negroes
ian21 "a DABIsS a PORTER.
NOR SALEs-A neat BK1Ck HOUSE with three
L and basement in Edgeteld located in beastl-
u lot fronting los feet North side Of Gallan Pike, run
ming back about 296 feet to a street. Apply to .-.ss
p - +ta K. ". BROWN, 4i
jahl4 ai Lsf Real Estate Agent.
nor RENT FOR THE NEXT YEAR. "a
IL the Third Story Rooms suited for offices or bed III:
the second floor, and shops and Offices l
the ground floor ii the Union Buildings the Of
Cedar and Cherry Streets opposite the Post Office Apply TO
nov1 S-'53-tf S. T.. ALLISON, No. 81 Cherry St
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lust RECEyED-lOB BOXES OF LANGHORN <
81 ARMISfEAD'S finest Tobacco IS doz Zinc Wash
Boards, and for sale by euf-.13t11 ia K. r. BELL
decl Ao23 College street, opposite Sswanee House.
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4 PUNCEIEON Pure Irish Whisky; idl.a silsl
l. 1 do Scotch do; .f .- al-il9 .
s.r pipe Pure Double SWAIN Holland Gin. s-..i. +.
s X pipes pure T. Brandy best br ands very fine;
l. casks old Port Wine;
10 ''- MADEIRA Wine; '-'
s5 baskets Anchor Champagne very fine;
janl "a 20 l,--f 49, ?. So n II t,EII .
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Tennessee Powder.

.L1.tn O0N Il WISH TO PURCHASE
SlU.OUUs $4,000 Stock in the Wire Suspension
lgrldge, par payable in Merchandise at cash prices.
nsvl9-Sm X. Fl. BR0CkWAY, No.7I Public Square.
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WARRANT OF ARREST AGAINST THE DEFENDANTS
DIsMIssED-No OF MISS GRANT.
Before Justice Stuart.
Yesterday afternoon the day appointed for the
continuation Of the investigation in the matter pending
against Madame Restel and George Shackrd charged
with producing abortion It will be recoected that
on the previous meeting Miss Grant the complainant
the case did not make her appearance and adjourn
ment was made Tor the purpose If possible of procuring
her attendance. Madame Resell and her husband &C.
companed by their counsel in court as was also
Mr.. Shackford who was defended by Mr. Henry Gin
ton in the absence Of Mr.. Tallmadge
Miss Grant, however did not make her appearancc but
Mr. Busted was present, evidently ready willing
reply to any subject pertinent to the matter at issue
about hall an hour after the appointed time for the
meeting,
Justice Stuart saidt becomes me to say that the
prosecution In this Is completed the witness Miss
Grant not mere nor 90 consider her presence requr
ed except for cross.examination and If YOU gentle
require her for the purpose of
then have to answer, am unable to produce her. and
animation then will proceed and take the evidence of
such witnesses as have in readiness.
MI CintonAs far as my client Mr. Shackford Is con-
We oil course cannot consent to proceed unless
we have the cross-examination OF Miss Grant
Counsel for RestellWe consent to proceed un-
less hrst avaing ourselves Of the crossexamnaon the
prosecution must establish the corpus deiic and until
that Is done there Is no against the defendants
Justice StuarOf course not You are entitled to the
benefits of crossexamnation and IL she Is not forth
coming the case as far as IL depends her evidence
fails.
Counsel for Resel-It Is unncce sary for me to saw
that there Is not word of truth In the whole story
Justice Stuar-f you decline to waive the cross-cx
must be discharged.
Mr. Bustecd-As counsel for Miss Grant and a. have
not had opportunity to her since week ago last
Monday night have the fantest idea where she Ia
when she left or how, with whom or by whose pro
curemcnt who privy to II, do not know vhath
she has been abducted forcby or has voluntarily All
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ssnted herself was engaEed in trial Staten Island,
since Tuesday, until the Friday following have my
doubts Of her leaving by her volition her friends
and relatives not appraised Of her Whereabouts and
now have letters from her relatives ono Of which will
49,.
Counsel for kssteii, Dumping up)-i object to any
letters being read you have Rbelous insnuations to
publish, hold that this Court Il not the place. you
know fact fixing the guilt Of abductng this girl why
thea bring 1t in legal form and doubt the magistrate
will take cognizance of It, object to the reading Of any
letters.
Mr.. Busteed-win you sit DOWN.
Counsel-No, Sir.
Mr. Busteed-Then stand up.
Aagistrate-Stop gentlemen. The question ID, shall
we 60 on and examine other wnessesf But II that
not be afforded the people must produce her for
examination. Have we got her heres No This case,
then, cannot proceed Then shall detain these do
PENDANTS until Miss Grant Is found Is it my duty
therefore discharge them from the warrant and
the complainant should be found the defendants viii
be subject to re-arrest.
Mr.. BusteedI suppose II the proof was before your
Honor showing that Miss Grant indisposed and
BILE to to court, you would order an adjournment
am not without the hope Of having word from her
yet.
Justice Stuart merely discharge the defendants BY
necessity, for the want of the witness.
Mr. Cinton-I ask the to be dismissed against Mr.
Shackfod and not to permit the accusation to be hanging
him. We sorry Miss Grant is not here, as BY
her cross-examinaton could exhibit the entire nno
cence Of Mr.. Shackford in this matter.
Justice Stuart am sorry the witness Is not here and
sorry you deprived of her evidence regret much
order to suit all parties shall adjourn the for two
weeks-the 22d instant-which will give ample time for
all concerned counsel then renew their application
for full discharge
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MARITIME INTELLIGENC
ALMANAC NEW YoRK-mIs DAY.
SUN RISES. .......6 % NOON SETS. .........3 Al
Sun SETS. 90 HIGH WATER. ...........3 81


CLEARED
Steamship southerner Evan, Charleston, sponord Tiles
sSip Albion NOD kops Antwerp. " J schmidt.
VIM %!asn sssss o Bslss Hon. Alexander ~s
br1ns,s sera.s sssa .ia1 ersnSs Bus. Co.
Gaili9t Foscs Helena (Dutch) sastinga Amsterdam
Brig H,Pl s, Carve, wa;snsen Ncrssdy
ssr RfsssSs w xs ia;
schr Mary Ann Gibbs Phiiadelphis, Hand.
G'Fn spss r.S Wsa9 p ss1%
ss s ss
ARRIVED
Steamship Atlantic, West, Liverpool, Feb ~ at 4PM
ON os whs III ~
hs ss and x'ns again near
It a. 81 rsy S
Nieos Mole spoke Shr Anna Kinks from Guraoos for Bos
Sch, Il. E;ssss,psi:s OF E.ssne, Ps.. Prince.
S.. s:sy:$s ess: % Es:sPsss days s'''
ssr s,S1 1on.s AERH s E.ssHers
ssr }1sn aaEr, 'ssf%sHy Pnh ri
sehr Chase, Coakss Providence:
s ssSI VIM Si. ssss,a: Boston Boston
ssh h CcT ,n. Br ;ys Br.ndywiae, adays
ss sS fs:.s %;ss:a S:.1 S' s:ssi. sS days
Schr Isaac Aehorn, Merrill, Rockiand D days
Schr Israel Snow Rockland.
Schr Pawtucket, Umcr Rockland.
Schr Joseph Farewell, -, Rocklnnd.
Schr Spen did Qighter) from wreck OF ship Chaun-
sloop Thomas Hull, Hull, Providence, days.
Brig Clinton arrived 7h from Charleston incorrect
ly reported the Burton, from Savannah having
rived below the 9th.
Wind during the day NE with dense fog; PM W and
clear.
[By SANDY Hook PRINTING Trr.EGRAPHl
THr HfGHLANps March S-Sund0vn
No vessels In sight
wind light from WNw. Weather vsw foggy.
Telegrnphic Marine Reports.
BOSTON, March s-Arr ships Huron, Calcutta; Middle.
Sex aad Calcutta New Orleans; Concorda and Sea Lion
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Memoranda.

Ship SOVEREIGN Of the Seas At Hobsons Bay Jan drew
q feet ID inches water when she left Liverpool She run
l5 nautical miles in four days. and In twelve days
She occupied days reach che equator and had
1tytyo days during the and was not started for
. squall the whole passage.
Some time since Capt Chase Of Jewes Island in Cssoo
Bay picked clothing &C. that island just after
the gale II that Michigan Of Prospect
came anchor on the island during thick fog and the
sell after putting quite quantity q sloshne into the
the rescued but the effects washed The
next they in getting under weigh with
anchor and chain The articles have Identified
those board the Michigan being from their vessel
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Married.

On Thursday, March o by the Rev Mr. Armitage, Gus
TAyUs BxRaNR Of Philadelphia, to Miss CArHARIN O.
WHN, of New York.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Wednesday, March 8, by the Rev. Dr. Bush, Mr..
JOHN MCINTYRE to Miss HARRIET " CoLroN all Of Hart
ford, Conn.
On Tuesday, March 7, by the Rev. Theo. L. Cuyer,
JOHN N PxRxlNs to ALICE NEWTON youngest daughter Of
the late Benjamin Patrick, all of this city.
In Brooklyn Monday, March g. Mt the residence Of
her brothers, by the Rev. Dr. Johnston, Mr. RICHARD
BENNETT of this city, to Miss RUTH AGNES Ross Of the
former place.
On the 22d of January, by the Rev. J. p Nobrega Mr.
JAMES MAGEx Jr to Miss MARY ANN SMITH only daughter
of Mr.. John Smith, both of his city.
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bsEks Cen Taylor g Denlaso City Reindeer
Phsdsiphia briss william Moore. Ponce; Blssohsrd
Harris 6Alveston Trenton, So nsry Go; Susan Luiwix
and Manila Savannah schrs Elisabeth Auy Cages
80 Cardeuas. Saxon. Sayar~~A' w. - $3.50 = "
''''1-x .rsEa New Yo.i. N.x y vap is0a,
NEW BEDFORD, March 7-Ar bark Grampus, fayai.
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Herald Marine Correspondsnos

PHILADELPHIA. March s-Arr schrs New Rspublic
Nsrshon, LaSuayrA Is days. Glover. OEer Baroelona
vsnssusia Feb Is Mary Aershon, Turner NYork; Nc
Kensis, Driscoe jacksonville -
CID seamshps Keystone State Hardie Savannah City Of
Richmond MITCHELL Richmond; bark y Harvey, Barns.
Matansas brss Doans Lorns and Emma Baker Charles
son EldridGe, Salem Mass Catharine, Lorng Boston.
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
s0~~0NNN<NN>~oo>~NrNy>N
IMPORTANT LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
THE NEW LIQUOR LAW,
&C., &c, &c.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY March 8, 1854.
v,Y xopx FIRE pEPARrMKST-rHE NATIONAL GUARDS.
Notice was given of bill to amend the charter OF the
Tire Department of New York, and to investigate the
Aso bin to allow the National Guards to hold real
e. tate for armory.
WATER RENTS YORK
bill introduced in relation to the collection Of
rents in New York.
SUGAR DUTIES.
Concurrent resolutions relative to the sugar and mo-
Lasses duties were agreed to.
THIRD READING.
The bill in relation to the rights and duties Of the
agents of the State prisons ordered to third reading
Assembly.
BILL RKPokTRD.
bill reported incorporating the New York Pure
Milk Company
The bill amending the Commissioners map of Brooklyn
was ordered to third reading
communication received from the New Yord Re-
cever Of Taxes in answer TO resolution Of the Assembly
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the Rome and Watertown Railroad Com
pany to endorse the bonds of the Posdam Railroad Com
Allowing Albany extend aid TO the Northern Railroad
The Brooklyn City Railroad
HAHBoR EScKoAcHMEyrs, ETC.
Progress was reported the bill for the preservation
of the harbor OF New York from entertainments
LANDS FOR LIGHTHOUSES.
The bill to cedc jurisdiction the United States
certain lands for lighthouse purposes was ordered to
OYER AND TERMINER COURTS
The bill to confer new power upon the courts OF Oyer
and Termner passed.
TEMPERANCE
Mr. NJ H. CLARK gave notice that he should call up the
Temperance bill for final reading tomorrow. Ad
burned.
SING PRISON.
The bill making appropriations for Sing Sing prison
re-committed.
RAILROAD
The bill to allow certain towns to subscribe to the stock
of the sodus Point and Southern Railroad Company
passed.
ROCHESTER
The bill for the appointment of commission to amend
and revise the city of Rochester passed
Adjourned.
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TeIeKrnpnho mhrIne HepurO.
BOSTON, March e-Arr ships Huron, Calcutta; Middle.
SEX aad Calcutta, New 0rssns Concordia and Sea Ion
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Home Ports.
isS SsS.s,sy Sss: Z
III" GSsRi .s1ii 81. s Il,
a. Fs:
TsSs,
s.. :s To-.
ss's s and ay i III as: s'isss.. e. Fsa Hs:
AN F:s s!1ss: .S:s l::s
d. Ss'is
UsIcr ana STIs s.TSS "a on ~ - D'' M
FALL RiyER-Arr March d sfeop Ann B Holmes Ham
fore % g sf
er,on Salem ga Geo savsry Jones' Boston cid Nah.
aKENNEBuNK-Arr March 8, brig Helvellyn. Davis.
NEWPORT. Arr March 9, .shr John Pierce, Melvin.
m .sS1 Eng sT
e s sea bark Saae; o for =.
VIVA: ss. sf:si F
CD ship asv sss fsSisf Hs:
NEW nEDroRp-Arr March g. sohr Ellen Rood, osscpd.
Henrietta Nyork; sloop Gornthian, DO,
PHILADELPHIA-Arr March T. bark Echo. Howea Hos
tom brig Africa SBr Lockhart Mayasue. PR Berry.
ponica, Power Havana schrs Joseph Lybrand Ireland
Haven Coquette Bennett, Bath Niagara Sheer, NYork.
charestcn Mary Tsrbc Edwards Philadelphia sioops
Charles Rhodes: Annawan, Briggs and Cornea Potion,
NYork steamer osseola, Manchester, do Below fore
and aft schr.
PORTLAND-Arr March q, brig Maine, Cook Savannah;
schr Martha Hall Cramer, Cardcnas 10th ulk Cid brigs
Susan Duncan. Hartman Havana; Motto, Edmunds,
tanras sid hsrks Lunete, Peri; brss Edw Lind, Susa
WfscAssET-Arr March s. brig carrihbee, Dunson. a,
vannah. Cid 9th, brig Ada, Chase Havana sd tk
schrs Denmark Crowell and Rocky HILL Clifford Ssyap.
i All; Oregon, Mathews, Norfolk.
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The annexed is true copy of the Maine law, as OBJ
tanned from Mr. Clark the chairman of the committee
1t win pass the Senate Thursday, (today and be-
come law of this State, word for word -
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[By SANDY Hook PRINTING TrrEoRArH.l
THr HIGHLANDS, March S-Sundown.
No vessels In sight
wind light from WNw. weather vsy fossy.
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Z. COPELAND, BANKING. AND EX.
CHANGE OFFICE

NRANTS tenlpoTar! assistance 10 prompt persons, at
VI fair aud uniform rates at all seasons
Buys and sells Exchange on Eastern snd Western
Cites Drafs on Europe Gold and Silver Silver change,
Uncurrent Money Land Warrants RENTS Money to any
of Europe. makes Collections and rsmits proceeds
promptly current rates Of exchange Pays Six per
cent. interest Deposits, pspabe demand. once
open from A. NJ, TIL : p. NJ. .
" B.-Ar orders (post paid) promptly attended to.
ilM4t
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CITY ayTCTI0y STORE.

q, tween Main and Locust sts will sell at auction,
Goods, Furniture Wares. &C.. on eommiss on' anu so
Real Estate and Horses. Cash advanced on oon,ish
ments II reuuired will sell my entire stock o. ran
Zee Notions and Jewelry at auction hegoar GAYS OF
sale--syery Monday Wedne sday, Fnda! ana SATURDAY
nights.
PS-I will glad attend TO all my old Gu ustoners
and "a MANY new ones mar favor me with call, and
will sell goods at private SAFE a. Prices al
vhoie es.l< and retail. lEh2S Smo
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NEW HAHDwARE sT0KE!!!
CHARLES S. WELLS

CHARLES S. WELLS
opening u and extensive Spring stock
l. of H. kDWARE, CUTLERY and HARVEST TOOLS.
and the Goods purchased direct from Sheffield
(Eng and American Manufacturers, he is prepared TO
sell At close figures any house in the West Mer-
chants and others will find to their advantage TO ek
anime bis stock, as IL is quite large, rel selected
purchased loo and with entire reference to OF
this market. a.
Thankful u the merchants the interior and the cit
this city, for tfer ayors already extended ne
will endeavOr merit I'm future their cohhoence ana
patronage Aong his stock may be foand tne loHowng:
100 doz Waldron Grass. Grain ana brlar Ses ines
co doz Scythe Snathes {assorted). "a
so doz HaN and Manure Forks
IL doz Grain Cradles ~
doz Scyth. stones
lo0 doz steel aus iron Hoes.
Is doz .Ames' 'txt RaWlands' Shovels6 Spades
50 boxes 'Levereit's, 'Lppincoit's and 'Colns''
70 casks Traee sDdslpg Chains.
81 doz Wagon andsEoach Hames.
So Platform, Counter and Tea Scales
cases Mill and Crosscut Saws.
100 packages Pittsburgh Novelty e oods.
30 doz Selves and Riddles
lO0 gross Table kBives and Forks.
$50 doZ Pocket Knives complete variety.l
"A IS o.
Shears. Scissors, Butcher Knives, LOCKS, Iatches.
Buttsand Screws. Brass etes Sadirons, Strap inces
Files. Chisels and Augers Carpenters and Coopers
Planes and Edge Tools, Wood Saws Brusaes ipg1ss,
Scrub, Shoe and Whiewashi, Tacks, Shoe Nals 4ien,
Brads, Curry Combs. Horse, Wool aud Cotton Cards.
Wagon and Buggy Whips. &c, &c, together with all
articles necessary, keptin HardW ste House.
CHAS :. WELLS, Main street.,
Cd door below Brauch Bank.
MI .3nl IrE
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LEATHER AND FINDTN

LEAE HEX AN ID FINDIN U.s.
WILLIAM BELL. is just opening Main street
w opposteth9 Bank, large aud well selected stocs
ofleather aud findings. consisting in part eF
1000 sides OF sole leather, Hemlock and spanish
tanned.
so dos, morocco, No, l. g and T. Tampico extra Mad
fass French and Cape boot, aud Ladies French.
IS doz Kii-PriIDe City, heavy country, light
dium
20 doz Cochineal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
20 Enings--Pink, blue. and green.
20 Bndings-Lindsey' ca pc goat and sheep.
90 Patent sid skins.
$50 Calfskins-iigAt. heavy, and medium Worlf
Fair and Caron,
:. Oil thong leather,
10 Z" Madrass Kid
20 bbls pegs
500 prs lasts.
Boot trees, ra.ps avis. pnters nails. balls taoss
stamps, thread, buffers, slicker wheels, keys hooks
and all other tools and materials by shoe
all of which will be sold the most reasonable terms
jeI4
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MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
MRS Z. NJ. RICH. No. eu4 Fifth street, Cincinnati,
lff would respectfully call public attention to her
large r slfonable Stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods consisting cf Silk, Satin. Velvet ana Braid Bon
nets Bonnet Caps and trimmings, Ribbons. Man
tas Coaks, Black and Coloref silk and other Laces,
Needle-worked t.al,rs Chemfzeues, Sleeves. &c.
which she prepared sell prices which cannot fail
20 give satisfaction.
When y5u visit Cincinnati, cal on.
.. MES. z. NJ. RICH
mhIsy 2Df Fifth street. betw cen Elm and Plum
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APOLLO HALL REST AUI, =

NEW SPRING GOODS.
TUST received per steamers Sultan and Granite State,
j 90 packages New Spring Dry Goods, comprising
Challi Baregcs, Moussene DeLaines,
Barege DeLaines, Portsmouth Lawns,
Brocadel !. .,wns, French Figured Lawns,
Earlston Ginghams Manchester Ginghams,
Solid Check Ginghams, Figured black Alpaccil Coat
Z Figured Lustres Linings,
English Cotton Drills, Fancy Linen DriIs,
French Linen Coatings 30 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons
All very desirable goods, sale ut low figures by
mhI7 J. n. MAGHEE co.
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yyaIs nECIAKEn,y

T EvI sILBERNaN has declared, mot worJ, but thst
IL be has received the finest Spring Goods
ever brought 70 Evan vile. and that he cav WILL
sell them as cheap as any other house IN the West
His NEW STOCK consists in part Of Spring and Sum
mer Clothing ofevery Description
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
and every her article in the line OF Fancy Goods He
manufacturing his Clothing In this city, has the
best nc most and warrants ssts
faction or no trade. Call enS see lsPE
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COPELAND would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Evansville and its vi inity that he has
opened Office First street, Main, n the
formerly occupied a'Post Ofee, where all TRANSACT
lions appertning to the business or Banking and Of Ex
change will be carried with promptness, fidelity and
dispatch.
-REFERS To-
Messrs ATWOOD, DUNLEVhY & CO., New York.
ADAMS & GRAHAM, New Orleans.
ELLIS & STU RGES, tincinnati, %.
o: BOWEN, Esq Prest. Central Bank, lndi.
dianapois, la. ilan4-E
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
V. X. HENDRICKS S co. havere Sa
wg4 ceiyed another large shipment of s<f1NSS.
~ Y Boots and Shoes. which. with those already
skAs, eived and yet to come in. make larger and
varied supply than they have before offered for
SALE Their stock will be found well worthy OF the no
tice of merchants who wish TO find artices-suied to
this narset-obtaned from the best manufactures and
sold at low u rate the qualities by any
estern House. (mhl8
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment OF black Bareges aud blk
n SILK Tissues at HUGHES,
mh23 Corner Main and Second streets
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SPRING STYLES OE

SPtst W OE
WALL PAPER Ha NGS AT
JOHN c. DEVFREUx JR'S.
,EN of WALLPAPER, the latest Spring Styles, he.
ing the lot Of Spring Goods. has just arrived
and for sale low. will be receiving weekly supplies
until my stock viii be complete which will be the largest
and before roSght to- Evansville
Persons I'm OF Wallpaper, Boraers Fire screens
Bed Teaser Window Blinds, &c. of the latest Spring
stvles are requested call early and examins them,
! am determined to sell aslow possible. Store On
Main street between First and SecoLd. lmh9