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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

e. 1UCks FOit stIE-S2O Coupon Iind. Of In, ,r
pontion of yncbur years rn by the Yr.
gna and rannesse Railroad Company
nrally. - -"
Si5OOO Coupon bonds Virginia Itaiiroai
Company 20 years to interest payable half yearly
cure the payment OF these Bonds OF which there
oOO (and ON the
works OF the Company, costing now about si, 100000
$4,000 RicmOnd C1y Stack 81 years maturity inter.
est payable semi annually sinking fund apart for the
payment OF this stock, which will eSngush Il years
Persons having stocks dispose would them
TO always account or m
desirable to the will account mod
crate commission.
those wishing to invest
rai have on hand Of the best securities
A OuTf,S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

w01kA nONES--Papier Mschie and Ro..,,.s. ",
boxss some OF elegant finish Ro,ewood ana Mork
nrng Desks Leather PortiolIos ~ 800
as richly embroidered for Iss Main haehe
y.I- Rryr -.
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THE INDIA RURRER CONF CodPaS

c,o,p A, UmIIr ~ IHH hrrct New York,
MANOFaCIURkRS under GoopyEARs PATENT ofTrr TO
hs trade tirge assortment Of DRrssiso
COINS LADIES trek and Cilden IoxC Gowns G
OF the !gAe Esst, and sgpio "a olasiciv and duyI ~
COMBS OF any other material They the head
any other Comb, not Affected grease and
ap'ed 70 stand any climate. and not to warp split.
OF TuH t'N" ava AZ 'he
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ALoTiCE To TIMBER GETTKns.-Prop

AJoTiCE To rINBER GETTgIts.-PropossIs will be re.
~ oeiyed at the Office Of the Richmond
specified below.
White Oak feet long not less than inches In
diameter at the smallest end; bArked
two sdel To be ak inches thk the be
square, to he clear OF bad knots wind shakes
calculated 70 impair their strength durability The said Sill.
the road and be placed by the 10 be
loaded the be inspected
seers on the road The time OF delivery
fee. W N BRAGG
seS-u Superintendent OF Road.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

" ~ n, ItNtS.-Gentlenen - I1ad.. At a d,,,.c. ~.
,,,h CITY, who vh Nal.ntIns. in m9n
and Esehanss Ma y now get them from GRO WEST Ncsv
DO, ,eS "a ny AIenitnes ALL (exeept fev q AMY
rs. a OF new and beautiful designs N. ersssS
$500 - ''''''u' beh Prices range on eeris 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

vCE,-our boys jacob and Jsst,on III, j. =
ears and boats their arrival % VII ~ Al ne
jai6 s" 'euihs. ..L 30
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~. hE.-A very neat Cottage, with nbop, so 49,
nond ~. nnshy improved land, mile nom Rich mi
'a'oss are all ani a III
I For ,e,m sSoi orchard, garden. vinsysrd ncsdo
dei3-d&ef ~ ~
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NUMBER 20.

,nENr[Ihe Store No 70 west Main ,,r,,t t,, ~.
Smith ~ Van Lew Smith Co., At presept \, w
bic as vhoIs'.. eony and In respect Scs;rs MI
eell-da '' '0' VAN VAN .es5 tr.,,o,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

III OOhINg GLASSES, AND PICTURE FRAME MANI.
MoIORY1ts sstabIhtnsni, by far the LARGEsT In the
united cttes possesses advantages IN vay and tStcn
nl sioek over all Others and from the long established
increase of trade all tie Union,
bes the prorTictor dispose HE articles
any other In hl' line o business respectfully requests
lens and the public to call Of Look
Ing uses and Picture Frames previous TO going elsewhere
tile subscriber they will md II 20 their decided
advantage In 20 doing. On hand,
. Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany MouidInga,
or every description, and OF all the shipping.
s. j. aaLER,
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AsTARL0rs.
BKET--Long blood, M.ngie
Wartzei, French Sugar, Early
Turnip, &c.
BrISs-La-se Windsor, Red
Speckied Valentine. China
Whi;c,-six Weeks, Lima. Caro-
Ina
BEocooLg-Purpie Cape, Ger.
man. Scotch KRle.
CASnAGE- Early York, Large
York, Ok Heart, Early Sugar
Loaf. Early Raitersea, Drum.
head do, Savoy, Green CurIrd
saToy, Flat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
cAEEoI-LonE Orange, Early
Horn, Altriughzl.
CsUEFLoEER-Eariy and late.
CELERr-whiie aad Red, So
lid.
CKESs-Curled.
CrcrHsER-Long Green Early
Plant.
Zoo PtAsr-Purple.
ESpiyE and LEX
LUcERSE STED
No seed, except those reeely
kept for sale in our establishnsI
All orders for Trees, shEnbhs,
dreth and j :. sinion, l.ft With
attended to. PEYrC
Agent
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The aboye Drarcropr from the Apvrsrisxo Aorxc, OH
NJ PEItkNGlLL 90, 197 Nlsslu sfaEEr NeH Yorf. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

tnhInn SoAIs WINTER fhOtks, ac, AT CHEAT
" bARGAlNs AT NO. 102 MAIN sTREET-1he subarrb.Is
are to reduce Heavy Winter Cobnr
Is very Large Proeks be.y
s fah heavy VESTS Merno Under Goods
lO2 Main " ~ ~ w.
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NANCT GOODS no TliE TRADE ONLY-sHgI-
- DkN HARRIS WILLIAMS, having established agencies
10 france and aem1ny are eonstan! receiving
their large assortment Of articles Of
ders their stock the most attractive ty attention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-03

de5 Near Capitol s1nare.
pINhWKEs PIONEER WHEAT DRILL 8kAss SEED SON.
n ER-we making and prepared furnish farmer
with something really in the Wheat
Seed sower below tender few certificates OF gentlemen
have and have used the drills.
PRIScE EDWARD, Oct. 18th 1859.
Having purchased Wheat Drill and Grass Seed
Sover Manufacture by Mott Lewis Richmond
lug sufficiently the safe IL
to the farmers generally performing what
do. THOMAS ANDEReON
W. H. ANDERSON,
Having Drill and Grass Seed
in operations, think safely
generally being the Machines
lam acquainted. VIM J. ANDERsON
nhailr ntv Va Ost -o.ts
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DDrTIONAL SUPPLY OF sENsUN ,Hi.s Di,i g. nUui,-
IN by additions the
complete assortment have year
eoDssnR In part
Rich Printed and Plain French and American MousSenes
French and English Merinos Thibet Cloths
Printed and Plain French Cloths, saclues
Assorted COl'd Cloths, md Mantlas
Rich Black and Cord Coakins Yslyets all widths
Plain ani Embroidered White Grape Thibet shaws
Handsome Wrought and Printed Broche cashmere do
Baystate and other styles Of Heavy squsre and Long
Silk and Wool aud Worstcd Plails Dresses
Sbch Plain, Plaid and Figured, Colored SILKS
full
Rugs, Plannels &C. which
VALENTINE, CRHNsHAw CO.,
No Rfoad andc ~ nitoI
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y 'aieby HEEs:1as + h.ss, for

~ Ground Plaster, for WINS fAhAierros kichroud
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NAHGILLS PATENT PORTABLE SELF
~ Adjusting MuSq uito Iiar.-combninr ch.apne,s
simplicity and perfect security Can be put up
anu packed In Trunk In minutes
quarter cubic foot win apply
"a -, NJ H. STAFFORD. Sole Agent,
Alo-Sm-phI No. l Pihe street, New York
WIN. STENTON & son, Hardware Com.
Assn for Of and keep
OF rem rocket and Table Cutlery TALLY Edge
yoiner. Tools, Saws Anr Ae J. RLEr cAnA's
orders solicited from the Trade for Drec, Importation
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-04

To Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston & New York.
ONLY STEA M BOAT LINE <HOM
rfs-I fGa CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO. III.
sixty MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN BY THE OLD sANDUskt kvUTE.
vIrx zS 81 s1s1 sss
LITTLE MIAMI RAlLn0aD.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
STEAMBOAT xsfsss xssfrkANeSA ssaE Lew tsxSIs
s.s.a, ss;
er s,sa~ss QUEEN OF IhE WEST. D. n. Mcbride.
firsush t,on clsvelssl y DuRsas \ ", Asu,, vss.
ss. sos:s sss -. s g: III
hs e.. nssssra .ssi y sNa Ss.ss, ne
-: s!s. sss ss.
cessr Ciysssd coiasSus asd C.css ss and Iiss,e NJ;
.ss ..s:
The uses aud beth evidences has taste
win !. sAis day Of
should bear : !: I"s Sss ii. x.
Boa. Liae roa 70 Bunss; sad nshs regular
90 Mssis sss State Rso.s are issi.ssS = S:ns Iy.A.
's'ams" 'fA"s0ss. ,.,,
Eron cipsinssti 70 Bsrsie 49,. ~
EIon Cineos York. iio. B.f,ai:y. ~ %
sron Cnenssu iost. VIA Hudson river srh 80. 70 50
IRON o'''i'' Z sxcSnsioV fc KRIS %
Sa. ..s .: .Sa
or AS CHEAP XNYUTHER ROUfs.
!'s r;ts "a s....s s: ..;s .s
yellow budDg soutb Broadway saS Grert
: ss: g. :. q: r.s .s:
sosd dsDoA Rsst Frostssrsss; -.--- = : =
P.w. sraADRS f;.h.s ..s Gs,es:i S,.s: A..
The I, or.iSs: .s yin cal. sss p:s.asn p.
':s T'ss' ''';'. ii;:sy s,:, ss:i
~ % =. NJ" hLLs Ceneustes.
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FROM CINCINNATI TO

FhOM ClNClNNATl To
NEW YORK in ss Heurs; .-%ii
't.sSsS S5sS'ss %;:r !: i. s,r, ;;::.
0LIVNL1So A. INK II X H''"' 4siA
Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland Route,
THE ONLY ioUrE XUrHo RisED 70 sEcEurr
!, s.::. - s:s
Fs.:.ss :. III. ss:: .,..As.. .. -.
~ '''' d'' !, M Tsrss fs:t b,rLy r.A,x,
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
First Train Rsisnsd LiehsasG Espssss ~ s'slseh
.. fis.basS Psiss Ipss b.srs a.; Ne. YoSi re: :.
AZ Issfs Ne" foA asd sss.a AZ s.Gaio,
Second Tr.a-Lale sseamsost E1psess ct ~ clock A.
sras
QUEEN or THE WIS.,. ........ Capt MeBriss;
FARE As CHksXP As ANY OTHER az H&orTE:. ri:;:
Through Cleveland Bsnso wi.hout iasdss In se,
hours and nahss certain h the
Yort: Bosom SCI from % Nos.r.s Qp:Ss: T..
Csvsiand with Raroad 70 Dualisl Bsasls New Yosn
S;.s;r; Ts;,s H,,:.ri S;,ls t: S:
making direct aad sae.vs railroad a. Crs.
Pi.seuh: BaSls. PhiI.dslpl. New Yo.f :. cisys.
F;: ~: Alb AlS..y ,S..s Ne. m:rh Boston. 4:
The roads This fouss are sSs san. s.ss fro: c,.,,.
r TH DSnl,s H1s 1 spSs. .s
At CINCINNATI. ~ Hr.7f
~ Be sure and procure your Tickets via Columbus.
~ Baggage eheck.d from Cincinnati uf-
fc Ddnli'h New York. -
The Dep hi: rou Lah. sAor. K.ii,o.l :. c,.v.
are the same.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
9essfai Railroad Once in three story. yellow buldsg
post the Spencer Houe and Mail boat asd
ing or At I'll. E.''s' L'' MIAMI R,Si n;
P.W. SfRADIR Ticket AVID General Agent. - " /.
THE OMNIBUS Line!
call for passenger. in any part the city ~ iesv,s
at the above once corner Of
and Frent. directly river baak :. ''.--S-'
syH J. H. HOW ELL eo.dusso,.
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EVANSVILLE. la. MONDAY. DECEMBER 4 1854
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI


HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
DR. A. l.. ADAMSs LIVER DALSAM
nR. A. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR DIS.
~ awakening the inquiry il the minds OF all who
read il: Ho IL been
sh immured in darkness and Ignorance The subject Of
u - DIR. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM,f s-ein
The great of ouered to the AFFLICTED ~
Sates and Territories entire Liver pins
all stages Bilious Fever Ague and Fever Chronic Luas
Esvsr Drogseai Affections Co9shs cC1sunpsea AstAns
tsm Pes Scrohula Salt Rhsum. Dyspsps General Debil
& Neraousnes Costivensss. Indigestion. Female Com
Dr. A. L. Adams' Liver Basam nov sustain. III. hisles
the skeptcsi. hey doubt hat the
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED
beng purely vegetableN for the
Diseases The skepticsl have become n ansuns
ONLY RELIABLE HARpENGER OF HEALTH TO THE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials from every trach II has made swollen
With OF for the relief received BY
those suffering under IRON GRASP cf the MONSTER
DISEASE and at once procure one bottle Of Dr. A. Adsm5
Liver Bslsam.
The readers attention called the perusal Of the Medical
United States giving clear eptoms OF
dsease also certificates those have ed its
pareled aseendancy the diseases which ell
g E. SCOTT General AGENT No. 81 Randolph st Chicaso
m whom orders addressed feceivs prom
Sold BY HALLOCT srODDARD. Evansville.
Agents In the Country be supplied ~ Then ss Propris
L. JAMES. Mt. Vernon: JAMES SAMPSON. Neg Har-
meny; Z: 9. JAQUES co Possyviiis HALLOCK 4
PARMENrBR. Prneefon. Ind Htlf tri si-1yw
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STEAMBOATS, " RAILROADS

TkRRE nAUTE AND EyANsXILLE v. 9. MAIL
AND kXPRtSe PACKETS. -
49, gTkl-wEEKLt "A Beat Of this Lins will
Leave rerrs aause and Evansville every
11s Monday. Wedas assdAy nd Friday. as o'slsck
p n. These Boats large ccnnodiods well furnished.
Conneag Terrs hAute with Railroad aud Northern Pack
and Evansville with different Lines Of Stes
on the Ohio Hvey. ..- fa..-.- r.... e22-tf
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cLorH.xG wHetEsAhE n A Al. ! AND Al KErAIL.

~ THE underssned having purchased Of his late part
NJ Chxs w Mack his entire interest in tie Cloth
ing Store OF Mack Lobenstine. very heavy dis
determined to get rid OF the present stock
redu sed make for alarge
Of Fall and Winter Cothng He therefore his
fren the public generally cs and sxane his Goods
prices. lie has good stock of Clothing
Furnishing Goods Sc. &C.. there Is In Evansville and
will sell them than they be bought other
place in the city which he will prove those calling his
store under Pavilion Hotel.
eyz9-u .s ANTHONY LObENSIINE.
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, d =. CAN IT BE,

GNAN IL be possible that s. ENRICH summoned to
~ pear the Honorable City Council to ansxer the
charge ofseng Dry Goods cheap Or fesevn
corporation orders Tor Goods when re. they are
worth than ninety dents the doarf Be the
may. know Mr.. E. attend his Affair
while the Of his the time
the good the largest BY
sell good Goods his numerous
harkabIy low prices. tl !. 1 w
ladies We you delight in getting good Goods
ow prices ey22
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
RUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS. &C., &C
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BY
Il. @ n A " e n 4. . N a ~

THE undersigned hsve purchased tie entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines Of J. NJ. ID. Miller d Co., and
intend carrying The Drug business at the we'll known
stand Of Keller Farnsey, No. "A Water street, under
the hrm OF LEIGH * Verlng.
Charles LEIGH ofthe Grm hopes Ne is avorsbly known
tn the public. having been engaged In Mr. Cawford
Bells Store tho last five years. Peter Verling Ofthe
same rn having been clerking I'm the present store the
dsnce of lis old cu-tomeIs. % Ia .s.f,- ia ... s
We intend Keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
business and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
1Ni IL aiNN $50 CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25-ly .at s. PETER vERLING.
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WIN. REILLY,
LAW PARTNERsaIP.
I. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fostsr's Batiding, Up Stairs.
TF. CRISP. having removed his Once TO Posters
81 building, will be hand at all times, to take
of Deeds Mortgages. &C., and attend
all business required Of him Justice Of the Peace.
fcbg-tf tHEIH
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BEnFORD,s FAMILY GROCERY

VUNIE would respectfully inform the clebs o.
Evansville aud vicinity that have Just opened
stock Family Groceries: and every de.crp.on
Second James Stses Lumber Yard.
where they hope by strict atenon business. to merit and
receive share Of public patronage. .lf-
They are daily receiving supplies Of Butter Cheese
Eggs Lard and Poultry the and shall keep
stanty hand full supply Of staple Articles for table
use.N
All Goods purchased this will Be delivered the
SEPT :" y BEDFORD Z WADE.
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ARY, PRESERVES. &c.
Who'll rs ALE & RET ALL.

n KURTZ rsspsclially Informs the public that he
N k all orders either Of Country
ehaus famc for Conectonaries OF
Partisan work ofevery style &c. Pre-
serves Jeies 6c. Of He
engaged and s enabled MI orders for
Cakes description &c. promptly
lie particularly asks attention Of
TO his stock and prices. sepiS-u ID
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Tive Dsiiy Trains Niakins nirees Connects
LlTYkE MIAMI RAlLROAD.

BY IHE
LlTHAE MIA va RAILROAD
COLUMBUS. TO pIyIsBuRUA rHILApxLPnA. BAL
sf 1iM0RE AMI NEW YORK. u fl---.
Atsi1 o'clock A. n. and ave o'clock P. and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTS SBURGH q
six e,siees rand seven clock A. NJ
- = 80 FARE RRRpUCKpI ,gss y
Cincinnati 70 Philadelphia
Cineiss ss to Baltimore Ia
CineianA - New YoSs. Wis PhiiAdsphia :. ........n
Cincisnss ~ rssseurEh..
u ..a a. . "a rsesrG e lirsat SD
Time Ciueins Pbladel phia 301s hours
Time CincinnAt % Baltimore. 30X honrs
Passengers ~ oeIosE A, NJ Train Liahtsing Express
Pittsburgh clock p make direct cor
aecrion Pittsburgh wit trsia PhadeyAa
road 10 New York. t'f-lali ~ ltas o. al0'9a7T-
AMI T. r. sleep Pitssbursh and Traia
(pang the beautiful noun tain daylaht Phil.
adelphia Baltimose cenneslins with
clock Nail Train via Ksasnstsa aAd Nsw Jessy Rail-
Passengers BY Evening Espsss Little Mani Rail.
road make direct counscos Rburgh with Fast Exprsas
Train for Phadephia and Baltimore connecting Pha
& s .s T;.s Ssy nsoas n Ne.
F0R THROUGH 1lCkRrs. rl
once i, se.y sSiiass :osse
Ger Hous Railroad Hotel sad Mai Boat Lasdins or Il hs
Eastern (Itse MAINLY Depot East Froat street.
Nh. II. CLEMENTS. superintsndent. q
p. W. srsADEs. Tiekss and General Agent
-ar ieooa THk OMNIBUS LINE hsi
viii call foI IL OF the city
rscsions the above once southeast Of
sy9s J. n. HOWELL. Conductor.
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FALL GOODS
SOME THINGS CAN EE DONE AS WELL AZ

Hart would inform his old customsfs and the citi-
generally that he Just .ec~ived his Shoe
Store Main street. nearly opposite the Branch Bank
oftne largest best selected STOCKS asona
fashionable Boo and shoes that brought this city
kinSs Youths Boys and hns Boots; Muses. asd
Children Is Shoes Boots and Caters. % filii 3
ALS0.-A full stock Of Ladies' Caters. Buskns Slippers
and Boots Also Rubher Of all kinds for Gents
Ladies and Chdren also the French tfmed Cork Soles
He has also hand 6se stock OF Leahers Thread Web
indeed article used featuring Boots and
shoes which will sell cheap the cheapest and
gooi.
have also large force Of good and experienced
poved in Boots and Shoes which enables
compete. either for ueatuess ehaapnss durability.
with my house West Of the Mountains -
n. BAN work rips IL bought here will rerairs
free Of charge. octl3-u HI. HART.
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND

fTNHE undersigned constantly Keeps on hand large
assortment OF fresh Water. Butter and sugar Crack
ers, and also Of Soda. Pilot and Navy Bread, which be
ing manufactured ny the latest improved Machinery
sold price In any place in the West
aud are not exceled In quality by any
~ In the country large stock always hand ut my
shopon Water street. between Sycamore and Vine.
dccl4-R J. SINziCH.
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feb25-ly
,HERwOoD House.

rTNHE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
entirely reded aud resurLished 1t, and is prepared
the patfons of the house in a satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke aud has good stock of horses and
riages to let. IA, 49, r-- 800 1.
The stable is large clean and well located and good
are In attendance. attention
will be paid to the o horses left with him for keep
wood House good Hotel. fjys-fl J.AIBtERs.
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L. KAHN.
~ RE! FIR Err FfRErSf
MORE TRIUMPnS OF
lklCHsS SA AMAN NDER SAvEs,tsu

81 HICA'S A'SSALAMANDER SAFEsY
II TIE yoLLswIHs CERrsrxrrs nAvr ypsr -,
oy the mails They form additional
3iI trs FIR IN CHARLEsI ON, s. c. : '''''"
NJ, C..at s:Tos, April 20, 1884,
y. nAIcn Agent for Riehs Salama Ter Saies.-
Dear Sir: Finding impossible to renoy our sSa a.,
ring The late ere. which destroyed our store n H
street. and having taken out our books we mt
that fully the Axn reputation OF ron,
ns p.ese,vatio. Of these paper: more Than sI
when we witnesed the intense heath was sub.
7''1I a7 C0GkTNEY. TENANT CO
1noo FIRE In DANsvILLE, NY. hHAhai
Me:srs. sTraRNs 4 hAnvIS- Gentienen: Your SAT-
went through the hre. Il contained ali our boohs ana
papers which came outin good order. The Ssfe f,n.
appearance. INSET have been red hst We ,r.sted ..r
All IN ' ''' 's''s'"all'. ,'n..s 81. IL
NArCHsz STREET. FIRE, NEW oRLr.xs rs
OurcMse and vareAosse, Nos. 81 and 35 Naiches At.
taised in our SAFE we're ntrey des,,o~sd ~ Con-
she morning ofhe 18th March Although the Safe had
,cf several hcuIs In an extremely before
n red hssi; on being cooled with water We removed
books and papers 70 the amount f:wesiy thoussnd
Seing fully convinced by this event of the entire
ofhoss Safes. We have procured another of the ssms
Safe ssls By Mr. Isaac Bridge No az Hsrssine sr"s,
and Fesomnend them to al Who desire perfect secuIw
Uf vsasssS papers - ease OF nre .Tfrf ffnaT'
PRIcR, wALsl CO.
cnAR1RRs 81. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
Nfw ORLHAHs, pril ~, 1sGl
We bave abundant reason reco m rd kichs Ssia-
nandef Safe eMRsnty lreproof since We had snsr-
eehent opportunity, the 5h February last Of
one ef thst description which pafcAssed seversi
years since Of Mr., Isaac Bridge. our. store No. ~
chsrres street. with entire stock Asts trn nina
Se was burned on the morning Of that day eubjeesnr
saIe W very intense heat during yci
ssvea al iss contents, comprising bsnk notes anS
enseks lorupwsds Of nine hundred dollars Bills rsceiv-
eoe Tor several thousand dollars and accounts in orr
books for forty thousand dollars AZ said safe coat opjv
one hundred and ten dollars, risk nothing I'm pre
nouneiDg 1t shs cheapest article ever purchased
..... .. . ALERRT & TRlc0.
large assortment Of WILDEFs PArRur SAtAuxu>~
SAsss, with kich's Improvements. for sale by
fg STEARNS & kARvIu. .r
(suecsssors 10 Rich Il Col
The only Makers Of Sals mander Safes combnin. wa
ders and Rich's Patents. and soIek Propretors 81
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither kew psr
ksyhole. ESQ thtfuf f'f ALLIS HOwry -
"ySu t1gnRelEt.f Agents At Evansville. =
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!. s... CLOTHING &C., a.,s.1os ,1
O~~~~>~-~>~~~~~>~>~-
>sa READY MADE CLOTHING.
FURNlsAiNG GOODS, HATS, n
GAPS, .&c., &s. e. -
w I'll 0LES ALE. An n PIT II

main St.s nearly opposite Bank.
INhE undersigned has just opened Clothing ans
4 FURNISHING Essablishnens, opposite the Bank %
door below Alley He has large stock Is: Ready
CiothiDg Furnishing Gooss, &C.. which he offers for
sale at the very lowest prices. knowing tie de nsnd
OF this market thoroughly, this line Of busness
prepared to g.aufy them. His goods have been pur-
chased 1t the lowest rates. and will be eeld the very
lowest prices Those waning Clothing of any
non or 6entiemeps Furnishing Goods generally would
iors purchasing elsewhere In this stock viii foune
Uvercoas, Coaks, Dress FFock and Sack Coats Shirts
ats and Caps, &e &c. which open for spec.
son those waning bargains had better call at this
mouse. as good articles will be sold cHrAP. t-r
! nave also large ortment of WATCHES AND
yEwELRY. all Of which will be warranted, to vheI1
call the attention Of the public.
-ssP.y -. Il rre tUrela L. KAHN
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lNHOIcE family Butter to b had as 90
~ ksII COOKS
THERMOMETERS. Spy Glasses and Pocket Eye
n Glasses for sale by eyO "A. O. PUSHEe.