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Ro JOHNSTON Public Accounts. The C0nsrission
& r. PARKER, Register Z e,I.g ~ y &c Iens
holders certificates who desire TO redeem oy Ak
,oTN.y mus, ,edag beyond the limit. Of ,hs United G
the before Minister Penipotenary Chage
dAasires General, Consult ns E
annn by the Government Of the United states 70 apy o
Ssn or proper officer o Court o such coun
Chief OF any city, 'oHn or CUT
rotation II residing 10 United Stae the
6eos Ju!ee Of tho Peace Notary Puolic or In ali
Deeds appointed by the Governor OF virginia. Is ouue
he ccrtcd muet be delivered ,e..
Richmond Virginia Nov. 3d. lS53-ct lst March, 1904.
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Ia esa s.p in H. The quantity OF wafer IN the dlef.
en-, Kinds Of wood varies Is 80 cent 10 cntd
Of areen wood there 10 soaatped law poolas OF "as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24

This association has been In convention at Albany during
the past week. The annual report read by the treasurer
showed TINT the entire receipts Of the year were 826s4
of which IS 600 were from receipts At the State fair The
pendures the fair 81 O2s 66 Total expenditures,
Johnson Secretary Of the socley read long document
presenting that The agriculture of the State was never in
more prosperous condition. that lands risInR 10 price,
that improvement In the crops raised has been
made tho transactions Of the soceIy will show. The fol.
lowing named officers elected for the ensuing year
PRrslpRST- VIM. Kelly, Rhnebeck, Duchess county.
VICE PRrsDEN G. Jackson, New York; A. B Con.
ger Rockiand; Geo. Va Rensselaer, Leroy Mowry Wash.
neton; J. c. Woodruff Onondagai j. Barber, Coi,lanc D.
H. Abel Livingston; S NJ Burroughs OIeans.
CoHaEsp0spINo SEcRETARY-B p Johnson, Albany.
RxconpIso SrcaErhRY-E. Corning, Jr., Albany.
TREAsuaEa-B b. Kirkland Rensselaer,.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Edgar C. Dihble Genesec Elon
Comstocs Oneoo; Cnss Morre. Tom2kin. T. B. Arden,
Putnam; Ambrose Stevens, New York.
The socey resolved 10 hold their nezt annual fair 10
the city Of New York. Commercial AdDertissr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24

THE INDIAN TREATY-The Washington Star doubts
The correctness of tho statement copied from M.sour
paper that Msjor Gatswood Indian Agent had concluded
treaty by which the Great Plato Rive. Valley oi Neorasa
has been acquired by the Government be thrown open
10 settlement early Juno next, 10 mistake Msor
Gatewood, the Star says has power 10 treat with any
tribe of Indians but merely authorised complete
ranRemens for the appointment of teeg The part Of
the lndns to treat with United States 10 relation
the proposed treaty.
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ENGLISH LITERARY INTELLlGENCE.-T ioI
loving books are announced IN EngIa.d:

"a history ofOscr Cromwell and the English Common
wealth. by NJ Gusot history Of the Papacy 10 the Period
Of lhe Reformation, by the Rev j. E. Riddle; Hungary
Past and Present by the late Secretary Of the Hungarian
Government OF lsi9 history Of the various Deuomus
lions of The Christian Word from The Earliest Ages OF the
Church the third volume of Lord John Russeps Memoir.
and of Fox ito be completed By fourth
voume); second volume of Lord Hollands Memoirs of
the Wing Party; Defence Of the Eclipse of Faith, by its
Author. rel oinder TO Professor Newmans Repy for
the number of The Travellers Library: The Russians
Of the South by Shiry Brooks; Secret aud Unpublished
Documents connected with Russian History and Diploma
cy, bearing the present aspect Of aIifs 10 the East
lated and edited by Moe German de L,guy's The
Knoul and the RUSSIANS emois and Correspondence Of
Joseph ,naparte, King Of Spain Memoir VI Burke
and his Times by the Author Of The Literary srd
Political Memoir Of DisraeI.
The books include Bader, Poem, by the author Of
The Roman; Tho Cross and the Dragon the Fortunes
Of Br Jodons Autobiography translation o! Dr. Scbfs
great church historical work, under HE 5Gpentend
ance Dr. Kanes Personal Narrative Of the Uniied States
Gnnell Expedition The Lives of Memorable Women, by
Mrs. Grassland Mr. Hlards Six Months 10 Ita1y.
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.l--7.TE GEO. T. SWAMI.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERT,

DRAcTCEs Law In tho su.c and Federal cous held
Jackson and In the Circuit and Probate Courts o Hnds anu
neghborng counties He will also attend 10 he Paymenl
and redemption Of forfeited lands at the AUDITORS Ocs
Stephen Eggeson. E Henry P Irving E-q Sa-
mue Marx Esq Cashier Bank Of Virginia. Messrs Harris Glib
chmnn Va No H6-ClY
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VIRGINIA. CENTRAL, Rail ROAD

. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE, OF FINANCE.
The report Of the Senates COMMITTEES Of Finance staes
that the deot OF the State exciting On the 30h Seoemhe
sum- however includes 81 67 573 so due bunds ceT
cates held by the Board oil The Literary Fund This ceSt
the operation oT the sinking fund.- 10! vas
deeipned 10 be permanent Investment.
This aggregate debt due at The ABOVE DATE easneo as
follows: .'ass
Bal1ncc OF bonded oeot III 'te Ga.as u Wc -. .,
ADDED since lie, January, 1862 6Is4 5o5se7
Held By Boart of Literary Fand ! l67 573'6O
Total sl9.lC9.34o 81
Tho resources Of the Comrponw wealth. other The right
of taxaou consist In stocks and loans mortgage the
which estnin by the report S2 BIZ ss4 &c.
The total productive stocks ara put down at So III o3
They fs follows:
Stocks In State Bends 50 495 leo OG
Do old J. R. Company $4,000 10
Do Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac mn ~
Do a'if9sS s"s Potomac Railroad
Do Turnpike Companies Sseia 81
10 NariSs,,on Do. 2s2 500 20
Do. j. K & Kanawha Company 500 90
Do Trustees In town Of Bath z ouU U0
Do otber Railroad Companies l7l9ls 90
Do Loans to The James River and hanaWha
Do s0Lpuns Losns TO eevera Internal improvement,
&companIes redesnabie iu "a years l.7cO QUO w
To,,, ,,oduc,Jve stocks ss,2ss,l7I s3
The result of an examination the ofhe Tea.
suer and Auditor of Public Accounts for he tea years pre-
there balance of cash on hand 10 me eeo'' c. ae
Comnonwea proper, amounting TO stso zoS o,. f,.
The report estimates follows the suta o sne
Treasury the expiration of tho fsca years lsss na oee
Balance on hand lst October 1858 oe
Estimated receipts 10 lst OCTOBER !so4 ,i'''oo 'o
s2asl ol4 SO
Estimated disbursements !or period ZOO 4sl 81
Tod 6,l,oce on hand Isl October, 1884 is0553 06
Estma receipts to LIST Octo5er 1855 G2244246 02
,.,,.,.d b,,,ncc for 1855 2424 7e9 81
Esima,ed disbursements for came period 2233 1868 So
Esm. .ed balance on haad lot October 1855 lsos3l O.
roc receipts of Sinking Fund. from Its o.gani.
cation to s0!h Of September, 1853 se26 M 96i 81 s
Disbursements ol<sSo 80
a.,spce TO credI, of the Fund sI3 754 So
It 10 stated that there are no belonging to the Was
iugton Monuen. Fund e1cep, one bad debt OF s1gs co.
and that there was deficit the Let OF October ls53 ot
sse7O6 ST. Farther appropriations from the Treasury win
be necessary complete the wo:k The sums s
nurooss are estimated 1852 81 for the year 1925
and SIS 600 for the year 1885, maRng ogether ST.
-[Dhpatah. ....-
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-I-"T NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
OF John Cox Of Jrand IN which
he all building vending ~ usns
any Of William Hoesens Patent Lever Railway Pre"es VI
which claim be the exclusive owner hereby im me
public thar been OF the kind iefed 10
y Mr. Cor an selling made by 40 express
Elsn contract Mr. and claim the right 10 Continue 10
Ike and sell them under advise those VINO
have disregard both the public and mo
threats of Mr.. Cox. -, ~ II; H. M ~; sNi t ~ ~
49,. WIZ. = ~ ~. ,sE - oh cirreis Dec 30 c2m
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MARBLE YARD.

YouN T. ROGERS Sh Street, Main. Richmond Va Dealer
ID In Egyptian Italian and American MARBLE MONUMENTS
TONES GRAVE STONES MANTEL PIECES OF every deserlp
lon,l lWALLPLATES, FRONTS. &C.. &c.
Any de,ign In Carving executed ~ the neatcs' manner
country, with city reference, promptly al'eoooo
.-..s.......
Mr. Rogers having his apprenticeship OF the rSe
having much experience 10 ina
himself that all executed his shop wi give
epiire satisfaction done North or South Oc ocly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24

NE undersigned having disposed OF the stock tools nnd hftus
his Carriage and Harness mandatory 10 hs eethsr M II
recommending HIM 10 the patron
age Of his friend. the public generally JAMES boSlEf
subscriber having purchard of Mr. James Kosher al tne
os h services manufacture and
n,siriny Of currsges Of description
haS on selected assortment OF Carre
ees recently the al Inc Noro '1
casn, s wn!cn nn,r TN' W '''o ~ "~ T r r. BOSIIER
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CnW1s 7SsTnN RTJSIN ESR.

TIME SUBscRrBEK long experience the
rado services bis friends aud tho planters and
farmer, generally se tobacco nhsa Sou apd G corn sns ro
brother JohnM Sheppard r euman who has been en-.
commission business lor The us ana "o
will attend sale Of all produce. WMY SHEPPARD.
La &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24

lacHANCERY-vlRGINIA- tho Circuit Court Of BUCK.
N,,a:eam County, September Term, 1853, . -,
opkne Of Valentine Hundley who sues ,Ht
""'sli Of said Hnndley, Fiu
,sssins ...,-r. 'Er a.t -i'l ="
william W. Ferguson, administrator Of Nicholas Fllspatrlst o.
~Ihd Charles l.. CHRISTIAN and Benjamin Walker, DIE
decree made In this the h day Of September 1883
i'.eo the following account, viz: yl,,,
recount or tbo administrator OF the esno oi Nfchoias f'
t.es tecea-d. bs W;!.m w Ferguson h. administrator
viii take notice, that n.e T,h day OF February 1904
y ooe a buckingham CoGr House will iaSe said accounts
th hand Commissioner Of said Court the 9th Gay
aauaIy, 1854 49,. -7-.,<-
ttb. 3-cSiw NJ r. BOCOCK, Comr +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24

THE WAR FLEETS IN THE BLACK SEA-It ap.
psa.s that only detachmen, Of the Fench ard
English fleets which returned TO Bsicos bay and this
men, made for the purpose o. escong In safety The
Turkish convoy 10 eatoun with t;oops and proysions
This wasuccompshed successfully and the last dses lie
Turkish convoy had returned Cons,antinope While
This going on, the Russian a=et Kser,
in Asia. The British ship Fury had division of
The Russian fleet. and had informed the commander h,
must not approach than thirty miles Of the Turkish
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24

lYoSsddiR COURT or'TilE CITY OF RICHMOND.
1s 9Qs,se Vs. Neurohr aud alis. s-,-.-155.-c---
All SoAaissInNERs OeFlcE RIcHNonp Feb, Is, lsSi
t,a,d claims against tho OF Joseph kosr do
hs c 11.tasd ps,sa the before mo- a my D
-" "-ss~'d WV. +. DAVIS, Cap,s.
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-----S = 'BANKADAIk' h a, READ,
C0MMfS SION ERCHANTS,
RicnMosp, VIRGINIA
OFFICE front building, shos tos %nehousenWi attend Nsis
promptly orders for The purchae Of goods &c Tbcy so
patronage OF theri friends and snc pubic generally
c. r. BARKSDALE,
Inn 3O-ctAnr,l n. G. READ
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AYER,s CHERRY PEST9GtRsAALI, ,uo.pse

AYERS SHERRY CHE aE YoPais REiSTSSpnlnnss' Splns 'noARsE
+ Ksss sR9SSi!5!; WuooPlsa COUGH Csoef' ot ASH
NJ. ASS :SsSsstS!Ss :ss s,s 70 great G
Of the earth shall knee oeioreit" !" STTSA33
.s:" Ssv't nes eS1q spps. sG's &c 10 ss remedy
'1. o 1s and I%s Uo"s
white e.h The The @ h and s s'si smeaa eaa
.ao. skilled 70 cure @ are free 2, 10 oSa S,ss % Rs %ss
an TSoss Of exalted stations are no. ashamed to testify 70 It's
duty and pleasure thus hold out the lamp o.
their experience TO their suffering fellow men,
Witness The following: ,,.., L..
vEsSiIIosv,lss, La, April, 1883. ,
Mons Dr. j. c. AYEsl have Of s.s made ireaqs9! use c Of
@ s s
have completely euTeS
sap0g. o. A'n.ae Ie:ep. S,Ss s,r, tho assurances
ssssss Sf4S II ss;s ss9s: ss:.
Er.a. from isass of our Minister at the Court Of the Sublime
LEGATION rHE Q. 8. 80 &:
A,s.-pssr s.r-Tss Cherry PeeorsI r.csivsd from
tho Sultan delivered 10 his private ssI'sy AZ The
f saa send TeO friends who have
a0o' 's'Gss;5S!1s ssoReh P. MARSH,
Mul,,sr Plsniposeniary Of The U. $. A. to Turkey.
CURACAO, March 6, 1883
.s esas .%sSy ss Rssss
lie highest lg sso appreciation C. W. jACK.EER, n D..
Resident Court Physician.
sH 5 as s:e
D c0 ora n Ssr soS nsy
Ps!;on Christian Advocate; Koo.sIs. IeSn Tan,
ia Samson, 'Dsmocra,." MeConnelisbusg, Pa.
J. Rush. Jr.. Shebyvis News, Tenn n.x,,.,,, ,.n.
naymood Harper & Co. New York Times
w." estte II e. q5sS5s's H.
wM wsh.man chTs!ao adv Adroes's cate Charleston T. O.
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-'--7 MA K FRA NIX LIN PAPER M1LL
lCBEEYLDERE MANUFA CTCRLN6- -COMPANH)

'7l(BELYLDERE MANOFdCTORLNU: CC!HPAN3 u -
ON SIN Street, near tho Petersburg Depot,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
rs in good order superior Paper Maker and n
ing Printing pupet for News Single and Double Medium,
Envelope Wrapping Paper equal quality aud asow In price,
Us any nlsnufactory in the Uuied S.tee.
u Orders tes,rpun ofany weig and dimensions
executed The shortest notice.
= - RAGS! RAGSll
WANTED-CLEAN LINEN COTTON RAos FOR WHICH THR
At MILL, Or RRMITTAScEs
,I, ne Al n,r rncrrDi H .-s' Jan, ,7-ctf.
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RICHMOND EEOUIRER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY aa.

>>~-~~~~->~~-~~~~~~~-~/ ~
BY EITCHIES g. PRYOR.
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f-------- RICHARDSOE d CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
90 Main Street, Richmond. Virginia,
SPRI ING s54,
MANUFACTURERS SAVINGS BANK, RICHMC

MANUFACTURERS SAVINGS BANK, RICHMOND, VA
nEPOSlTES wilt be received at the office Of me Man
~ Savings Bank aud certificates issued therefor
bearing interest the following rates al Of I've dol
lars and upwards remaining deposit IL months or more al Inc
And or remaining on de'
pos than IL months The Of cenuH per an
num- . GABRIEL WURTHAM, President.
PATRICK II. BUTLER, Secretary.
CHaS PaRKE WORD, Treasurer.
OClce al the Ra Ing House Messrs MRury Morton.
MEMBERS.
F Stearns VIM Greaner Cornelius Crow
= 6 TurnIn Jno n G,eluer David Curro
Tho. S,arte Wu Jackson Clarke David Baker
-Thos w Pemberton Miles Turpin JasS Goode
John c Sinton Vim J iurbrough w Ross
Wn, T'uylur ~ iRobt II Maury Chas Milspaush
& James Williams Chas Sintop Jas Talbot
M Brsnh Pc Larus q II Smith
Anson Richards JEo w Wright Oee. l2-com.
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DOCTORS OF MEDICINE.-The New York MeGics
Gazette shows The number Of Students Of the prn
cIps Medical Colleges Of the Unled States 10 be fol-
lows -
In Philadelphia, Baltimore, Nashville &C.. &C., there
better classes The following statement will show,
viz
Students.
Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, 625
University of Pennsylvania. do $40
Penusy vania Medical College, do It's
Besides the unmeuonabie classes found in the Phade.
phla School OF Medicinu, Homeopathic, Female Botanic,
Eclectic and independent Colleges all Of which sapent
Legislature OF Pennsylvania have chartered manufacture
doctors.
Students
The University OF Nashville, 240
University of Maryland, 200
College Of Physicians aud Surgeons, New York, $50
All Of which 10 IN increase on former years.
MISS WEBSTER ORDERED TO LEAVE KEN
TUCKY-Miss Webster, the young woman who
time since pardonel Of the Kentucky peni!eE'!s.y,
where she confined the charge of abd.ctng slaves
has received notice from the citizens of Trimbe county
Ky that che leave that State Immediately This Ia In
consequence of The disappearance of number of
slaves and The arrest Of the Row Norris Day, at sdscn.
Ind, the charge Of abducng slaves. Day, is alleged.
partner Of Miss Webster In the business and the
is said resided farm which they had purchased IN
1rmble county. They have threatened 10 tear down her
house and fociby drive her from the State she Goes cot
leave voluntarily
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lNlA-In the Circuit Court Of Buck:
lyman county, September term, 1885, ,s.aEs 'ei.!
" Brown administrator OF James Brown, deceased,
Against g,
May and Ann May his vile and Henry Irving and Ro'
Irving, ,ruses. of tic said Nay and wife, Defendants
S made in this cause on the 18Th day OF septemba 1885,
l,'u lr tos following enqui.ics 10 be made:
he,her the May did her
ord In tho proceedings men,fone1 and if she did,
nat separate sold Ann owned The commence
a. 'h'' SUI has Of the and portion
n,es thereof 49, ''N - l. Wv
es WIN take notice that the 18th day OF February 1854
nes a, buckingham Court will take said accounts
d.y Of under my hand Commissioner Of sad Court tho A
r.o 2-ewiw. NJ F. BocOcK, Commit.
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EHMILG HHM5 AND EH0ULDENs...2S'MI.tc q. 'I.tcss M usT
Family usmn hhds Shoulders receiving for sale Y
Il Ftb8l - "2frEs 90 RATot1fFE y poVStApS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-24

Dr o. AYRr- your Cherry Pscora daily In practice
ibs hiahes, nnnroaalon c. W. JACkBEER, NJ. D..
Resident Court Physician.
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TIN. hereby notified that have e
2aJ sSfusy their attendance a. ny oss a
necessary evidences enable 10 Pron ins a1ies
by baiddecreo - VIM u. "iNSAoN'S SSpnta u e
-.
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VTINGINIA.-At Supreme Court Of Appeals, held tho
CouHouse In the city OF Richmond Saturday Fe
mThs and Merchants Savings Institution Of Lynchbure,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-13
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
AND TfkE PUBLIC GEN.


N1ESSRS KELLER IL FARNSLEY would resDect-
w uy return thanks to hcircustomers and the pub
nc generally, for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method OF informing
lher Trends That they have purchased of Mr. Crawford
bell his entire stock of Drugs a. Medicines. and
viii continue TO carry the business in the house
merry occupied by him Main bet First Sec.
nd SITS where they will be pleased to have their iends
call and examine their stock. They have associated @
Isaac White, sho has been for the principal Clerk
in Mr.. Bells establishment, who will be happy
times TO wait upon the old patrons the house. lti
pure Drugs allow rates ard accomma dating terms
any inducemciIt to the Merchants, Druggists Pay
sicans, respectfully invite them 10 CALL as we
on hand sock OF $4,000, OF well iected Drugs
will be constantly receiving additions to presen II
supply. and hope 10 offer such aducementst to WHOLE
SALE DEALERS as will superrede the necessity of
Their visit other cities, for the purpose of
their supplies. =
jyl5 KELLER, FARNSLEY Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$50 REMOVAL
GEO. ID. WINCBELLs


MANUFACTURES Of Japanned and stathleu " ares
WI Water Coolers, Toilet Wares, &C., &c. havins re
moved from the old stand, corner oil WALNUT anu Feai
to the " W. CORNER RACE AND toLuNBLA (or secohu
and having increased faeities Tor man
usaeturng is prepared To- supply dealers Oh h0era
terms. - -,
Timers Stove Dealers aud others will hHd u greatly
to their t. purchase their stocks direct from the
maj uactory =,
Ibavs also recev made such arrangements win the
man ufIcIure-s oT TIN AEis~ MAJ HI ~ aH1 loOLo
"a, 10 be constantly supplied Among wnieh VIII De
found some NEWLY INVENTED LABOR SAVING MACHINES,
which can be i'm operation. All OIL when VIII De
'''D ~ GEO. d. WINCHEM,
.,,o-an,lSw n w cor, tace and Columbia SITS.
WIyCUF;I.,' w ~ ER COOLERS.
yJyIIE SEASON is again a: haa when the use OF Ice be-
Il comes Indispensable to the comfort aha heaI'h OF
every family
The undersigned has for several years past been en-
vagd in the of the above hained article,
and has much time and labor IA Ferieeng thsi
Knowing their great utility eConomN and onrenlenee,
must bring them into very general use. lhey nave De-
been demonstrated beyond question:, thai they will
preserse Ice long er than any Of the devices
been brought for that purpose The OF
always having ICE WATER ready for drinshg Is iuhy
appreciated by those who have used this artle e.
fhe undersigned has larger and better facilities Tor
Nanufactur Water Coolers, than any estab shment
the country, and is prepared TO supply them IN
any quantity. L go .
TO merch nts and others buying to SELL liberal dis
count Is made They be packe and shipped 10 any
part of the country with perfect safety
GEO. ID. WINCHELL,
"a. Manufacturer, cor. Race and Columbia SITS:
aplc-3md&w CINCINNATI ONO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-13
JEWELRY S'E0lsE Of

SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW MAIN, r. XRoS s
NEW BUILDING, EVANSVILLE, IA.
fJNHE undersigned respectfully informs the ci
gems OF Evansville and vicinity. that he continues
his business at the above place. where he constantly
keeps hand splendid and full assortment of Jewel
~. Watches. Clocks, &c, &c, the best quality which
will be replenshed continually by the latest and
fashionable styles, and which his advanta pur-
cnses and the liberal patronage he has received thus
far enable him 10 sell very low, and low
any other house in the city.
Repairs of any kind in his line viii be executed in a
competent manner and at low charges.
Asking continuance of the liberal patronage bestow
ed npon him. he refers those who to buy those
who bought of him, and invites all TO examine his
goods and prices. (feb2S-tf) G. GOSSEN.
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RAILROAD LINES.
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RAILRO AID l. / N b 5.
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TINROM CINCINNATI TO THE NORTH, EAST AND
y WEST, BY RAILRoA VIA CINCINNATI, DAYTON, CLYDE
CLEVELAND ROUTE:
ID New York b, Dayton, Ciyde, Cleveland and Lake
Shore Ra.lroad IN. 10 hours.
To Boston by Dayton. Cly de, Cleve and and
Lake shore Railroad in. III hours.
~ ".dS' ~. 1900 $500
10 Indianapolis H.. ...... ........'... houfs.
To Terra hats and Laay cite in Il hours
CINCISS ATI- HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
Trains by Cincinnati time.
The Roads of this Route laid throughout with
heavy L rail. -
FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
FRsT TsMS-lnoianapolis Express leaves Cincinnati
O'Clock A. VI. Passengers by this Train connect
via Eaton and Rchr-on - Indianapolis, Lafayette
Tcrre Haute. Sc Sleep 1T Lafayette and resume by
Morning Train To Chicago This Train stops at all way
stations between Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
SECOND TRAIN-EXpress Mail leaves Cincinnati at $40
O'Clock A. NJ. Passengers by this Train connec. TO
Iyeland. sleep 1T Cleveland anu resume at 30 A
NJ. 10 Dunkirk. Buffalo, New York and Boston,. San
d v CLYDE. Toledo. Chicago, Detroit Troy Pqua,
81. Hamilton, oxe-rd and Connersyille. This Train
stops ut all way stations between Cincinnati, Clyde and
Sandusky.
THIRD rRNS-A ACCOMMODATION Leaves Cincinnati at 9
o'clock i. ". Passengers this Train connect to In
dauapolis via DAYTON and Richmond. Sleep at indi
annapolis and resume by Morning Train to Chicago
Connect Dayton to Troy and Pqua; also connects to
Huntsville ON NJ. X. ~ L. r. H. H. This Train stops a.
all way stations between Cincinnati and Indianapolis
and between Cincinnati Huntsville.
FoURTH TRAIN-AceommolaiiOn leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 oeloe NJ. Passengers by this Train connect via
Eaton aud Richmond to indianapolis. Sleep at lndi-
anapo!is and resume by Morning Train to hicago.-
and indianapolis
Firm TRAIS-Evening Express leaves Cincinnati at 5
O'Clock r. NJ. Passengers by this Train connect at
Hamilton Oxford and COanersyllle 1hls Train stops
At ali way stations.
" r pringaeld Passengers by C. II. s. ID. Railroad
will take $40 a. VI. an p. NJ. Traps.