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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-27
RAsrN. MIcH., Kugust2, 1853

RAsIN. NICH., AUgust2, Ie33
This is to certify that yearago was quite gray, and
my hair thin upon the top Of my head that feared its
entire loss In this condition applied for and obtained
bottle of Prof Woods Restoratve," and before had
used quart bottle the hair had entirely disap
peared and il had thckened up 5 be full
AL and it assumed beautiful glossy appearance, appa
rently beautiful than il before. do,
therefore, cheerully recommend to all those ladies who
value abcautfu head of hair. will also state that
it now, occasionally Tor its healthy and identifying ef
fleets. SARAH j. BROWN.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

A LARGER SUPPLY, than we have before onore
n for sale, we have hand and on the way. We
call the attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS TO Il stock
of unusual variety, selected for this market purchased
from the best manufactures ut the lowest rates. As we
make this exclusive business hold out some
strong inducements traders. to favor with call
sep27 V.K. HENDRICKS * co.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.

NEW JEWELRY STORE.
n GOSSEN begs leave to inform the citizens of Ev-
NJ. ansvlle, that he has opened Jewelry Store in
Mr. IRONS House, Second street, between Main and
Sycamore, two doors below Manu. where he always
Keeps on hand splendid and full assortment ofa kinds
Jewery Watches Clocks &C., &C. ofthe best quality
having purchased his stock at low prices, he is enabled
this city.
b-He Is also prepared to repair any article In the
ABOVE line, AZ snort notice and fair compensation.
knowing the beraty the Citizens of Evansville he
hopes that they will extend to him a fair share Other
patronage. [novl6-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-27

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL
-sar The undersigned would respectfully in .,pI,
ASl form the public, that he has hand AMI
~ the largest and most approved styles off "
-. custom and sale work Ladies' Morocco
Md Ladies Boots Buskins Walking Shoes and Slippers
Also Tor Misses, &c, &c. Also hand, a splendid
stock OF Leather and Findings Wholesale
all low Tor cash. at his old stand on Water street. doors
above PAVILION Hotel. taugl3lyl p. DEUSNER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-27

nYSTEkS.-25d dog Cans fresh Baltimore Oysters
~ just received and for sale by
james PRESTON BROS.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

% THE undersigned have purchased Prize
~ Livery Stable on Locust street, and mace ira
~ provements TO it, and have hand 70
.-2-I hire good stock of HOSES, BUGGlESa an
CARRIAGES, 10 which We invite the attention of tn
public They intend from this
the wants ofthe public in this particular sud hope the
articles and terms will prove agreeable Carriages fol
parties excursions, funeral &C. ways on hand Beinf
provided with good hOstlers prepared to board
orses and keep them in the best style
aug3i NJ. d 4. III. DeGARNO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-27

Tn" following certificates speak for themselves the
gentlemen whose signatures attached, are known to
thousands:
ST.LoUIs September 20, 1853.
DIR. O. J. Wood-Sir have used nearly two bottles
of your Hair Restorative and have found its effects very
satisfactory Ii has entirely destroyed all dandruf from
my head and restored my hair TO lis original color which
had-become quite gray. WM. TRUESDAII.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-27

IT There are many young gentlemen las well as plen.
y of old ones whose eads turning gray, which gives
the former good deal of uneasness, and exposes the
of the latter. To avoid these little perpexities
advise such of readers TO Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, which will. in the Of Jew weeks.
cnange the whest hair TO its natural color Ii does not
dye the hair. ike of the hgr restoraves- but
duces gradual change ofcolorfrom the roots Of the hair
to the final end and gives fine and glossy appearance
We have seen many persons who have used il success
fully and wh0pronounce il the on! invention which has
come up to their idea ofa sure cure for gray heads
We commenced using about two months since, and il
any judge OF and beauty il made us at least
ten years younger. In fact are beginning to look
quite young again, and feel very much like getting
young wife, The change miraculous, and il would be
difficult to find gray hair now as il woul he TO find
an idea in the head ofthe Duke Of Buckingham. We
know several old maids and some young widows whose
locks just beginning assumea very hue, and who
have been talking seriously Of resoring TO this remedy
and advise them not to delay longer necer fails
So. Louis Herald.
| Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail. at No. IL
Market street, under Wymans Hall, St. Louis. Mo.
| For sale in Evansville, Wholesale and Retail. by
| novij 6md&w HALLOCK IL STODDARD.
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REMOVAL,

NJ X. HENDRICKS * co. have removed 10 Fosters
" New Block, on First street Main, where they
have on hand general assortment OF BOOTS and
SHOES which they invite the attention of country
merchants. TnoyI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-27

DECEIVED per steamer Southerner-
ll3O bxs NJ X Raisins; 30 half bxs NJ r. Raisns;
3Oqrbxs" do; leask new Currants;
90 soils Molasses; 90 halfbbls Molasses:
For sale Wholesale retail at lowest market price nv
jan2i-f L. u ID. HERMANN. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-27

ST LOUIS, PIE mber ID IeJ3.
Dear Sir BY the advice of friend of mine, who had
been using Hair Restorative, induced to try it,,
discovering to my establishment, that my friends
hair which, when last him before, very gray,
had been completely restored its original color having
as fine glossy appearance ii had when, knew him
twenty years ago.
Icommenced using the Restorative about aye weeks
ago. and perfectly convinced that twill produce the
desired effect il having restored the color of hair,
than half of which white. to precisely the same
ii when was twenty years DID, with the same heal
thy and glossy appearance have hesitation in
commencing it my friends and The public generally,
believing that il used according to directions they will
notbe disappointed. Yours, very respectfully,
y. Il. HOLMAN
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REMOYAL.-HAT, CAP, ~
oAND r HTQRE-RICaARn

c0saS NAT manufacturer, and dealer in Has
me tnst ne has removed from his old stsnS
dous stores Tessnsis to one Of the
Broad. between 4h and s., on the Southern side Of
In announcing bis removal into ssse 1 and h.,ts,
h ne Likewise embraces the occasion to re.
yesrs extended to him their favors and or 80 many
them. that he ID nov better prepared ts assure
serve them. 'han ever to
Without entering details, be would naval
that his FALL GOODS were selected BY hims., say,
person. and cannot be surpassed for eiessnns 10 10
chespness. sahee or
The Ladies' are psrtic invited to call and
anime bis stock Of Fun and chdren's Hats
PREMIUM HATS The subscriber, 1t win be re.
menbered. received the premium at the last ate
nnsricniturai Fair. for Hats of HOME manufacture
'ness s s9npIes to make to order. the latest and
n os. issn,onsble style Of Hat, and as he employs
ae out the best work men, and uses the best stock
nis m az cannot be excslled.
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T,HE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY

Are now sending all description Of tsaeds 10
Vimiagfos and Fayetteville. N. c., and to eli pisc q.
On the aae. and contiguous 10 tho WilmiDstcn and
Raleigh Railroad
These lines are DAILY. and ohsr the greatest In.
ducements TO shippsrs
~. Charges moderate and uniform.
Ofies under the Exehsnse Hotel ~ Ia eod2m
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DRAFTS $50 600 GIFT ENTER
i PRIZE. ashars IN which ID presented to every
customer. at his Gallery, las Main strest. wheIe may
be seen grand collection OF DAGuEkREOTYPES,
Indian Curiosifies. ke which IL 10 INTENDED ahsl
forn part Of the smaller PR sents In the above
terprs< The large ones consist Of hcases valued
sl6,eea e5oee. and etooe-A present 10 iasared TO
every holder.
Portraits taken In every styl.: Ard ell eslesa BY
WM. A PRATT
naIi Daguerrean Artist, i4s ksis st.
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PIANO AID MUSIC STORE.
80 P. III. TAYLOR has always

~ or hand assortment of PIANO
u n HFORTES, MELODEONS GUI.
TARS, vIOLINS, FLUTES and
ACCORDEONS of the best quality and at moderate
prices He Is sole Agent in this city for the sale of
Nunn's Clark's superior PIANO FORTES, which
he has been selling for 10 years in this city, with en-
tire satisfaction to purchasers
All new MUSIC received as issued, and the largest
stock OF Standard Music to be found South of Bati-
more hand.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, first quality.
PIANOS tuned. repaired and let on hire Old
Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
oc Slim Ico M.;n
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Al GARD.

T BEG respectfully to inform my friends
i and The public, that I am now In the house OF
Messrs. SMITH HAYWOOD, " 30 Main street,
sign Of the btoadsxs whers IL wosd afford me pleas
ure them, and TO supply them with any gooos
Ia the HARDWARE LINE. have been employed
In the house of Mr. Theo Robertson for about fifteen
years and partner with him and Mr.. VIM. b. GATES
from the ist August is5I to LIST July. 1884, and any
orders entrusted TO from the patrons OF Robert
sou Gates L Radcliffe, would be very thankfully re-
and have the best and most careful attention
of the house in which am now employed.
no Gin j. w. RADCLIFFE.
NOTICE.-A All persons having claims
~ against the estate of JOHN LYNCH, decd, are
requested to present them properly authenticated TO
the undermined. And all those indebted to the said
state are requested settle their respective dues
wit as little delay as possible.
T. M BURTON Administrator,
Sc 1a-ts With the Will annexed.
EXECUTOR'S EOTICE.-Ali persons
Ia having claims against the estate of JAMES b.
SHER decd are requested to present them, proper
ly authenticated; and those indebted, to make pay
nent without delay.
LEWIS d. CRENSHAW,
10 If-ts Executor OF James Bosher. decd.
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r IST OF LETTERs-hnmaining u the
II Richmond Post Office on the sn ssi. IL. I'll,
rVPersons calling for Leesej IN TINS LIST ~''
D lease say they are advertised x o,oa
rYr Office hours, on Sunday, NJ Tier, from . tos
A AZ ana to r. M w
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SPECTACLES ADJUSTED
TO DEFECTIVE SIGHT
UPON UNERRING SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES
BY E. MARKENS, OPTICIAN,
695 MAIN ST. RICHMOND

EV TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE OF THIS NO. 81
s@TR The Subscriber would call
~ the attention of all who are suffer
Ing from defective vision. to his most complete and
handsome assortment of SPECTACLES and EYE.
GLASSES that ever were seen in this country The
superor Glasses and his skill of applying the same
with success to all defects of the eye-as Myopis.
Presbytia, Presbytic amblyopa. cataract and weak
ness of the Retina, are well known that they need
no mentioning. Thousands have been aided and the
eye preserved in natural state. If YOU wish your
eye properly treated, do not purchase Spectaces
IKE you would watch or lingering; but call for
tant and delicate organ, (the eye) and the applca
ton OF Spectacles to the same, thorough study
Call upon E. MARKENS, Opticiap.
&C l6-dIm 6qI Main st
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GiNTER l. ALVEY.

LsOR SALE--A secondhand SPRING
Il WAGON, q superior piece Of workmsaship OF
the manufacture of Mr.. Thomas G. Eppes, upper nd
Of Broad street, where IL may be II has been
used but very little, and that near the city.
Any person wishing article OF the hind may rest
assured that great palma were taken by the well
known manufacturer with regard 10 Its strength and
durability. 10 2--ts
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
NRATES AND FENDERS.-Fiye Hun.

CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five Hun.
~ dred Enameied CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber he's for sale
ths largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered FOR sale in this city, of his manu-
facture The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns, such square topped Gothic, Lptie,
Circles, &c, with beautiful rounding Fenders sum.
mer Pieces, &C., to match.
Orders for Crates Tenders Sc, from town and
country puHctuslly stteneed TO and carefully pack ed
Merchants purchasing to sell again. will be tuppled
at the lowest mort prices with the usual discount
off for cash by wholesale.
Apply ut my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main be-
tween 9th and 9th sts., Richmond, Va.
Sc 23-2m. SAMUEL d. DENOON
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODs!!.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!-The
IN undersigned has just returned from the North
ern cltes whete he purchase IN person, large and
extensive select stock of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, principally for cash, at excee eiy
low prices, and will se II the at small advance
cost In the assortment will be found solid coll
ored French MousIins, fine Cd French Merinoes, in
variety of colors plain and figured Cashmeres En-.
broidery, in great variety black Silk trimming
Laces; fine Cloths in all colois for Ladies Cloaks
large stock French Corsets; with endless variety
of Silks colors in ashes of roses tan, stone plaid
and black and brocade. For good gains cali at the
cheap store of MORRIS w. ROSE,
oc Sim 203 Broad street.
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WE HAVE ON HAND.

sozrs I'D 49, and n, for sale. two new FREIGHT
build RIVER soAT sst SIZE, NE and are prepared 70
rooik. Also on hand, square Timber. from so 10 81,
~ assm. HOWELL L kEssLER.
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NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

ONE HUNDRED u OF l. A KS RE
~ WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, yes
terday morning, my dining room servant, WILL
LA NJ He is slender made; lii ht complexion, al
most q mulatto; about II years old; tall and well
grown. He had on, when he.left black coat, pair
of plaid panta oons, and cap. He may be prepaI-
irgto go North, or to Norfolk. where he was raised.
will give reward of S25 if arrested in this city,
$50 II taken of the vicinity of Richmond, 500
if arrested out of the Suite.
no l5-ts WIN. GRAY.
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PIANO FORTE AND ORGAN
MANUFACTORY

IHEUDULE ROZ, from
TEN73 Paris, has Just established himsslfiu
II ~ III II this city for the purpose of MANU-
=, FEATURING and REP AIRING
in.s1 EOkTEs, ORGANS, and all other musical
In the largest manufactoriesin Paris he fess conf
dent his work cannot be excelled
ate. THENn ON LIE ~ So pr H1ooer-
SS0t-Iu' No. l2S Broad nj
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Hill Mary
Hay Mrs N 4
Henry Mrs Mary L
Harrison Mrs 8 A l.
Homes Mrs Susan
Harburgh Mrs s
Harwood Mrs r u
Raieh Mrs Nj G.
Holna1 Mrs Mary
Hudorn Mrs Margaret
Ineersoll Mrs A NJ
Jaques Mrs Mary
Jones Mrs M w
Jacobs Mrs Harriet
Jones Mrs A
johnson Mrs C P
johnson Mrs NJ
johnson M Z
Jones Mrs NJ NJ
Kidd Mrs Mary
Kimpel Mrs
Landrum Mrs S s
Lumpkin Mrs nj E
Lain Mrs E
Lsyns Mrs A B
Lee Miss Ann
Merideth Mrs A
Mieure Mrs C s
Moseley Mrs E
Monroe Mrs L z
Moody Miss L ]
Mortimer Miss j
Mare Miss c j
Merideth Miss A + e
Minor Miss Sarah
Myers Miss R 81
Mason Mrs r
Mauray Miss R B
McCur6y Mrs +
McCIeary Mrs S
Mcdowell Miss nj
McCsrty Miss Sallie
Nelson Miss Lucy C
Nunnally Miss Jennie
Nunnally Mrs Jane
Neckless Mrs II
O'Brien Mrs Catharine
Pollock Mrs Nj w
Perdus Mrs Alice
Powell Miss Amanda
Padesta Mrs Catharine
Pollard Mrs C N
Phillips Mrs c A
| Powell Miss Mary A
Parker Miss Emma
| Pledge Mrs s X
Powell Miss Susan III
Peyton Mrs Sally A Z
Quay Miss Sarah C
Rodes Miss Sallie III
Rawling. Mrs Msrian
Rhine Mrs Martha
Rogers Mrs G
Ramsey Miss Martha A
Stewart Miss G. r
Slater Miss Courtney
Smith Anna M 2
Stark Miss Ann
Street Miss Annette
Staples Mrs A L
Splaeue Mrs Jane
Swendenan Mac'ls Mitt
Stevenson Miss Vii ginis
Simms Mrs Sallie J
Slaughter Sophie M
Shenaubler Mrs Sarah
Taylor Miss V S
Tompkins Miss Sallie L
Thomas Miss Ann 5
Toler Miss Mamie
Tyler Miss Mary E
Thompson Mrs Mary
Traylor MIS- M J
Turner Miss Mary
Turner Miss NJ Z
wilkins Mrs Sarah Il
WOodfin Mrs 4 A
Walker Mrs S A
Wslthall Mrs s +
Winston Mrs M r
WOodall Mrs M E
Wells Mrs Kate
Woodman Mrs j A
Williams Mrs E M
Wall Miss Catherine
Wiley Miss Va
Wiostield Miss s C
Wilson Mits P 2
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J
Jordan A Z
Jones Hiss Martha
Johnson Miss Kate
Jeames Miss Ellen
Jones Mrs A M
Jackson Mrs John S
johnson Mrs J A
Jones Mrs ] NJ
K
Kinsey Miss Ella
Keogh Miss Mary
l.
Lemosy Miss C
Lawson Miss Ii
Lemon Miss II
Logan Miss III V
Leslie Miss l.
M
Montague Miss K
Mands Miss X
Moseley Miss M A
Mundy Miss NJ A
Murphy Miss M
Manning Miss nj A
Niche Miss M Az
Murray Misses X B l. M J
Minor Miss M Z
Murphy Mrs M
Millers l. S NJ
Nc
McGruder Miss C
McMurdo Miss M s
McCardel Miss Catherine
N
Nance Miss +
Nowlsn Mrs Catharine
New Miss A J
o
Oliver Miss Catharine
P
Poindexter Miss Fannie X
Peasly Mrs Mary
PrIddy Miss Martha A
Park Miss M A
Peschy Mi.s Mem
Penn Miss Mamie E
Priddie Miss Pattie
Pearson Mrs p FL
Peatross Miss s J
Peachy Mrs Lie
q
Quarles Mrs Elizabeth
X
Rodgerson Miss Fanny
Rope Mrs Charlotte
Richardson Mrs Chas R
Rankin Mrs Alba B
s
Straton Miss r
Stith Mrs r
Short MIS- Martins
Ssville Miss Mary F
Stiff, Miss Mary G
Simmons Mary Ann
Schotield Miss MF
Steward Mrs M A
Swain Mrs nj A
Selden Miss Mary E
Spead Mrs Martha A
Sullivan Mrs Geo'n
T
Thompson Miss NJ A
Taylor Miss L
Temple Miss Lizzie
Turner MISS Ella +
Thompson Miss C
Tonge Miss A
Tento Miss g
TIuehart Mrs NJ J
w
Wingfeld Minis M E
Wilkerson Miss nj r
Watkins Miss NJ L
Williams Miss L A
Wa.drop Miss Lie
Wanger Mrs J
Woodbury. Miss H A 9
Willis Miss + E
Wynn Miss E A
Willis Miss E NINA
Weldon Miss A NIL
Waldrop Miss l. A
Walford Miss AID
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CIGARS, SEGARS, Sc G A S.-The
~ subscriber has opened sEGAR STORE, No. e
Wall street, where he has a large lot of Havana Sc
CARS of different brands and will be constantly re-
ceiving large supplies all of which he will sell cheap
for cash Hotel keepers and others would do well
to give me call before purchasing elsewhere, os
they will find it to their advantage. Being connect.
ed with the largest importing ar maui featuring
houses in Philadelphia will enable him to sell cheap
no l6-t1stJ* ). GRIFFIN.
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w NJ. S A TTLER.
142 MAIN ST.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILS AND ARTISTS Ma.
TERIALS,
OFFERS to the city or country Trade
" his unusual large stock of dry and sronns
PAINTS. LlNSEED OIL and SPIRITS OF TIIR.
PENTfNE. WINDOW GLASS (Freneh and An@
rican Of different sizes and qualities. Also Whit
Lead, Neutral White, Whiting Kalsominc Spapisb
Brown, Vandyke Brown, Venetian Red, Yellow
Ochree, Purple Lake, Verditer, Paris and Chrome
Green, Punice and Rott eusone, ground or In luna
put up in barrels kegs packages suitsbs for house
and coach Pointers, Decorsteurs and 0rsiners uss
ATchitec.s Engneers an d artists viii End fulI a..
sortment of articles for their use
The most of the above articles being my own ma
nuiacture and selected BY myself feel assured that
can SUIT my customers IN any way. oc l9-dlm
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TEACHER OF FOREIGN LAYGUA

arrived from Paris begs leave to inform the i.; US.
OF RichmoDe, that he will Civ. INSTRUCTIONS In ~.
French and Italian Language either in private iss
in class 'es'
The heads of Semnaries can have his services, =.
Usher in these depsrtm ents, upon reasonable terr
he has spent most OF his time in Paris, and un5s,
stands he language perfectly. He feels consSsn,
that he will give entire satisfaction.
Orfers may be left at the bookstore Of Jas Wood.
house. Main street. at Harold Murrsy's Broad -
or at the residence of his brother SiG o. Geoy,.'
corner Of 4tb and Broad streets. oc S-d2n,'
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FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.-Belyi

Il dere Manufacturing Companvare now prepared
to execute all oIders fer PRINTING PAPER ofany
size or weight, at the shortest notice. Also Straw
and Manella Wrapping The Mill having been
thoroughly repaired, we can now furnish paper for
Book and Newspaper work of as good quality al sny
Mill in the Union. All orders must be addressed To
RlCH'D D. SANXAY
Secretary Belvidere Manufacturing Co.
TERMS.-AH sums over 800 months for CITY
negotiable psper, under 800 cash se 2q-ta
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BOARDING,

pOARDING.-Mrs. j. NJ Booker on
- Bank, between 9th and 10th streets has several
very pleasant rooms vacant in her Boarding House
Also basement room suitable for an office
no I3-6t
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LADIES' LIS.

Ashley Mrs Margaret A
Ali.n Miss Fanny
Anderson Miss Ellen n
Barksdale Mica Alice
Blicks Miss Eliza
Bluas MI 8 Elisebeke
Blair Miss Ellen
Bragg Mrs Ellen
Bradley Miss Jennie
Bass Miss Henrietta
Biibro Miss Louisa T
Rall Miss Lucy
Ballow Miss Lacie
Barley Miss Mary J
Burwen Miss Mary l.
Butler Miss Mary A
Bowie Mise Mary Z
Barrett Mas Marg't A Z
Carrel Misa Maria
Clayton Miss Mollie A
Currell Miss MaIvina r
Connen Miss Z II
Ctevaker Miss Mary G
c pulling Miss Louisa T
Chusman Miss Kate
Chapel Miss Jane
Chiidfers Miss Henrie'a :
Gard well Miss Annie
Cooper Miss Agnes
Caller Miss Ann
Collier Mrs q
Crutchfeld Mrs r
Crosby Mrs Elizabeth
Clarke Miss Ann L
Davis Mira L B
benson Mrs M i
Duncanson Mrs r
Elliott Mrs NJ P
Elder Miss NJ J
Finney Mrs
Furguson Mrs L A
Funny Margaret
Foy Mrs Mary
Pulsn Mira Mary
Ford Miss Mary
Farfan Miss Catherine
Gordon MI Z
Gilbrsnt M s
Griffin Juliaj
Gait NJ Il IL
Gait Mrs Jas
Green Miss Z
Horen Miss Cath
Henriques Mad Maria
Marlborough Miss Ann
Hirschberg Mrs Carroll
Hackley Mrs Ann
Hobsou Mrs A C
Hudson Mrs A G.
HudgeLs Miss A J
Harrison MIS- Anne
Hausep Mis- B
Hill Mary
Hay Mrs N 4
Henry Mrs Mary L
Harrison Mrs 8 A L
Homes Mrs Susan
Harburgh Mrs s
Harwood Mrs r y
Raigh Mrs Nj G
Holna1 Mrs Mary
Hudorn Mrs Margaret
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HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 5 PEARL STREET.

TNHE highest price paid for Gold and Sill
IL yer. and Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchburg
Fredericksburg. Charlottesville, Staunton Norfolk
and Portsmouth Bank Notes.
Exchange on Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York
and Boston, bought and sold at be st rates
VIM. HURLEY, No. 5 Pearl st.
see-Sm Formerly Stratton's Office.
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PAGLAND Il BROTHER have remoy-
40 ed to the store Main street, nearly opposite
the Farmers Bank. and next door above the Custom
and customers there. l6--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

INDIA COLOGNE, for Fever and Aeue,
= sor sale by nolsl y J.PIc0T,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

TRY GOODS AT COST.-GEO s.
~ VASHON, doors below Messrs Breeden Fox
i Co., Broad Street, having determined to dscon
time the Dry Goods business, most respectfully in
forms his friends and the public generally that en-
and after TO-DAY, he will offer his stock at COST
for CASH. DC 2S-dlm