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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-01


by mutual consent. HENRY MAYER.
JOSEPH MAYER.
Wilmington, Nov. 23d, 1854.
THE undersigned, retiring from their present business
beg leave inform their friends that they sale their
well selected stock of FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS and Clothing Gloves, Hats Caps &c. great
est bargains ever offered to the people, at this place else
where They determined to close their business before
March next and all those who need of any at
Gle IN their line that they will have good opportunity
make eligible purchase
Our assortment is usual WELL and with the greatest care
selected at the North and Europe by of the firm Henry
Mayer.
We have hand large stock of Silk, Cloths Cashmere
&c. Sc SC. Also. Goods, such Shirt Linen German
and lri5nl Russia sheetng Pillow Case Linen Damask
Table Cloth Diaper and all imported by
selves which will be sold 25 per cent less than their value
To Store Keepers and Planters will say that they
buy goods at much less price than they at the Northern
All we ask is call to convince yourselves Of the
bove, as the stock must be sold
H. & ] MAYER.
P S. JACOB MAYER one fine sen partners, has just
returned from Europe, and he will assist business
for short time, and he will be pleased all his former
friends and customers and he will feel much pleasure in
tending to them.
! Wilmington, Nov. 25th, 1854 l3-4t
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WlLaINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
NAVAL STORES,

81 understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling small ORDERS high
have To he Maid
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WhitehurSt'S Gift ENTERPRISE,
TO CLOSE JANUARY, 1885.

TO CLOSE JANUARY, I>55
You had better get yO1 CERTIFICATES s0On you N lose the
5U,UUU Estate for the PeopIe.-Mognifoe"t En-
terprise.-Liberai, Equitable and Cert"im.-WHlTE-
HgRST's DAGgERREoTYPE ENTERPRISE.
J. H. WHITEHUR has decided to Trustees in trust for
the benefit OF the shareholders the above enterprise $50 900
worth Of real and personal estate to be disposed of among
the holders of certificates the earliest possible date
the sale of all shares The certificates So each which
entities the holder equitable share in the within
to One of Whitehurst IS worlds Fair Premium Daguereo
types of self friend any time when the Certificate pre-
The gallery in Wilmington may be found Front Street.
over the store of Messrs Polly & Hart.
Nov. 7, 1854
IME.-I,4OO casks fresh burnt l. NJ E in fine order
Nov % FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
C1ANDLEs.-5obox boxes TALLOW CANDLES. CoIgate's
y make, for sale by FREEMAN Y HOUSTON.
IoUK25 bb Fayetteville suRerfne in store and for
CITY CLOTHING STORE.
SCOTT & BALDWIN have moved to their Establish
- ment one door above their former location.
They have just opened three Cloths, Cassmers
| Vestings and Clothing.
MULLETs-70 bbs in good order, for sale BY
INl Nov. 10th, 1851 B. F. & A J. GRADY.
SPIRIT BARRELS-3oo first quality second hand, ox-
NOV 20 ~ RUsSELL BRO
IRON THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.-The
Home Altar, by Rev. Chas. F. Deems; 5. S. Hymns
Questions; s. s. Glass Books Catechsns Infant Teach
ers Manual Scripture Question Books, &c Received this
morning and fer sale at s. w. WHTTAKER'S.
six sHIKTS.-The largest assortment of Heavy SIX
- Under Shirts offered South, is be found
! the CITY CLOTHING STORE.
/ Our, Coats, few splendid Over Sacks, just made
! Nov. 29th, 1854 SCOTT u BALDWIN'S.
4 GATIIA BEAUFORT, or Family Pride, bp the author
! n of Pegue sc. &c. &C. For sale at
]. T. MUNDs'.
WEARY FOOT COMMON, by Leitch Ritchie new
w supply of this popular book received and for sale
I Nov 18th, J. T. MUNDS.
THE ROYAL FAVORITE, or the Mysteries ofthe Court
| l. of Charles the Second 5rd supply for sale at
! Nov. 29th j. T. MUNDS.
900 SPIRIT CASKS, daily expected by Schr. Lilly
OOU and for sale from wharf by
N ov. %. T. C. WORTH.
| MEAL! MEAL!!-We daily receiving, from Colds
wi boro Mills, superior fresh ground Corn Meal.
Oct. "a PETTEWAY s. PRITCHETT.
/ (1HEMICALS-Just received:
i ~ 1000 German Quinne
| 500 &c French do.
| 50 lbs Calomel
/ 20 $ Syr. Iodd Iron
! 25 Blue Mass;
so SO Vallett's Mass
so gals. Sp'ts Nitre
40 GO Aq. Ammon;
20 bbls. Epson Salts;
10 g Copperas. For sale by
G. D. DUPRE, Wholesale Druggists.
Herald and Commercial copy. [Oct Sd, 1854
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BOOK destined to be immensely popular; Farley Lead
n ers, sketches of Jefferson, Hamilton Jackson Clay an
Randolph including notices of many other distinguished
merican statesmen by Joe G. Baldwin, author of Flus
Times of Alabama and Mississippi For sale by
N22 MINDS
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A. z. MOTT.
LARGE ssrE t.t. land.

INSPECTOR OF TIMBER md LUMBER,
i WILMINGTON, N. c.
Dec l. 1854 l3-1y
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER %, 1854.

TURPENTINE-The market since Thursday last has ruled
dull with downward tendency, prices having declined SOLO
cents yellow and 4@8 cents virgin dip. The receipts
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June 10th, 1854
Elixir Vife.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
Tho onlu Infa llihla Madeline known


THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
The only Infallible Medicine known
PREPARED BY BURDON BURROW.
READER if the subject of life and health length of days
and system exempt from disease be matter of vital i'm
portance, the life giving and life saving ELIXIR WIFE,
an infaibe for all Chronic secondary and hereditary
Diseases affections of the Liver Bowels and Kidneys, Dis
eases of the Stomach Scrofa, Scarlet Fever Putd Throat
Bronchitis Incapacitated Youths Debility Eryspelas Erup
tions Dyspepsia Nervous Disorders, Syphc and Mercu
rial Diseases Sores Chronic Pains, Neuralgia, FEMALE
resulting depraved condition of the BLOOD obstruc
ton the various functions and unhealthy condition of
VT has become household word and its virtues pro-
verbal the universal testimony of all is 1t is most
excellent medicine"
Reliable Testimony.
NORFOLK, Va May Is, 1851
The Preparation, BURROWS ELIXIR WIFE The
Water Life has been long and favorably known by
being regarded excellent medicine and giving almost
universal satisfaction in the treatment of the diseases fol
which it is recommended
NJ. A. Santos q Son, hlng & 10y, H. '" WebO & bro
INVALIDS Who have visited the different Mineral Springs
without obtaining health give this medicine trial 1t il
infinitely superior to all their waters DYSPEPTlCS aban
don the of bitters and be cured with this medicine
NERVOUS ONE it and have your frame braced. GEN
ERAL DEBILITY use it and be restored to health FOR
FEMALES diseases peculiar to their sex, it is caho
Icon, and for DELICATE PERSONS AND CHILDREN
it is sovereign medicine.
them mn 'D' ps'0
| a9 Price S. for six bottles.
E The genuine for sale in Wilmington, by A. o. Brad
! ley, and by all dealers in Medicines
| Oct 24th, 1854 N2l,-d&w-2w
n- THE Brazilian Remedy for Diarrhea and Dysentery
~ Hundreds testify TO It's virtues Prepared an
sold only by 2. & d. DUPRE:
June 18th, 1854 ICOm copy.] Al-tf
In Duplin county, On the 14th inst, GEORGE w BLIZ
| ZARD, in the aged, "a years.
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Free. soil majority

Many of these, as you are aware, have accepted
nominations from Conventions where the most VIC
lent abolition resolutions passed Those from
Maine, and perhaps those from Michigan also, Will
come under this head As token of their future in
tentions, Messrs Banks and Burngame, have been
advertised to lecture SlaUery in Boston this Win
ter in connection with David Wmot, Horace Gree
ley, Charles Sumner, Henry w. Beecher, Gen. Hous-
ton, and others My facts in relation to the Maine
and Ohio Congressman, have learned from members
of the order. The next Governor OF Maine. MorrelI,
Che will undoubtedly be chosen by the Legislature,
as the Know Nothngs claim to have elected 80 men,
bers ofit) is a Know Nothing Free-Soiler. Gardi-
ner, the newly elected Governor of Massachusetts,,
says he Joined the Know Nohngs because the Wings
not willing to 8" fuse with the Free Sellers
The "KnOw- Nothing newspaper of Boston, advocates
the abolition platform of no more slave States. One
Of the principal advocates of the law passed by the
Connecticut Legislature last Spring, in effect nullfy-
ing the slave law, Mr.. Oakley of Bridgeport, a
Know-Nothing, and elected such. Having seen
in no Southern journal statement of the character
of this secret organization revealed by the it
has placed in officer, have laid these few facts be-
fere you, with the hope that you will make use Of
them. If the people of the Old Dominion not the
less disposed join the order after the revelation Of
such facts these they will he much so, when
they told, (and which be proved TO BIZ the
case,) that in Boston, numbers of NEGROES are mem
! bers of this truly native" American society. X
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

FNHE Coparnershp existing under the firm and style of
II. u ]. MAYER expires the 22d day of March next
by mutual consent. HENRY MAYER.
JOSEPH MAYER
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NoTE-River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
subject to the expense of landing inspection coop
&csay Lumber 50 cents to 81 y M; Tar and
when brought per railroad, about the expenses in
curred-*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made. according to quality
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In DupIn county On the l4th inst, GEORGE w. BLIZ-
ZARD, in the aged, "a years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-26

CoMMANDER IHGRAHAM AT CHIoAGo.-The Ger
man Of liens Of Chicago a os, have maoufs Itursd
. snidcsnt tv,r goblet, ibIAid With gol TO be pre-
ssptes to Comm Ancer Ipgfahsm, Of the United States
roop OF ST. Louis. II bears the tollows inacr?
ton -
c
O Presented to o
o CAPT. DUNCAN sGRAHAM, o
O Of taeU 3. Navy, o
o As an acknowledgment Of bis gallant conduct, o
O By HI German fellow. citizens 81 tbs o
O CITY Of Ckicags. o
o "De you claim the proteotioa OF the UGitsi o
o staies f--Jou II all have !" o
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IMPORTANT SUrr.-The suit Of the Boston and
Lowell Railroad against the 10 cell and Lswsnce the
salem and 10 veil and the Boston and Maios railroads,
Tor dv.rtng travel the old Boston and Lowell rail-
roo comes up In the Supreme Court 10 b held In this
ty on Tuesday This involves the consituuouaHty
Of The Law passed BY the Legislature Of 1852, taking on
the restrictions imposed upon the above de6sn lent RAD
roads which prohibited their taking passengers from
places within Eve miles Of the Boston and Lowell railroad
-Bcwov Commonwealth Jan ~
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SAvANNAH, Jan. Ia, 1854.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.
Sir-In last Sun lay s HsRALD you published an ar.
ce on the foreign press Of the nted States that con-
tains many very interesting facts. Permit me 10
direct your attention to the fact that the number OF
German newspapers is estimated by far too low.
The st. Louis An-eigv des Westeas, the most innu-
entail paper in the West, published two years ago
partial list Of the German papers. 1t is too long -
send it to you in this letter. II you want it, how
ever, 1t will be at your service at any time. But
will give you short review Of it. The number Of
papers at that time was l27. The increase in one
year was 49, so that (assuming the same ratio OF in
crease for these two years) there ought to be now
203. OF those l27 papers ninety five were democra-
tic in all sha les rom commuDstic TO socalistic and
hunker;) seven wing; seven Catholic, ULTRA mon
tane3 five belonging to different Protestant sects;
six rationalistic; one politico economical four de-
voted 10 belle lettres; devoted to education. All
except the seven Catholic ultra montana papers are
taking a more less decided stand against ultra
montapirm. Those l27 papers were published in
eighteen Of the thirty three States, viz.:-Thirty-
three in Pennsylvania; twenty-one in New York;
twenty.one in Ohio; eleven in Missouri eight in
Wisconsin; eight In Illinois; six In Maryland; three
In Iowa; two IN ksntucky; two in Texas; three In
Louisiana; two In Virginia; two in Masea Shusetts
One in each Of the following States:-Calhornia,
South Carolina, Indiana, Michigan, Tennessee. The
most powerful writer's, that enjoy even European
reputation, are, Karl HeDzen editor OF the Pioneer,
In Louisville, Kentucky; Henry Boernstein editor OF
the Anze,ger des Wesiens, In ST. Louis missouri;
Francis Hassaurek, editor Of the HochD0thfer, Id
Cincinnati, Ohio.
In Of the numbers OF tie Ptoney he has come ont
very severely ss,pst the Fry case verdict iD v0dcsHoo
OF tho bERAID
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new YoaK.
N. Y. Stats ZeisrQ, (State Gazete) 10 years old
nstional Generate paper but recently froNn SOFT,
0ome custom loate soap having besn applied to its
editor) This paper has the largest circulation Of all
Gt papers publish ed in this country bat IN general
ly taken exclusively a. an Advertisement sheet. Nirs
;entm OF the reading matter consist OF extracts from Ga
Ioptap psIeri The Sunday papsr OF tne StJps /fnng
10 print OF the Augsburg Gdz,ne and the NIgdsn fur
ok Lierdtur d,s huidnde;.
Nor York Dew okfot-va buren, psp.r, used to be
the la message (Which generally marks consd
cradle falling on OF the sympathies OF the Germs, el
with the prssent adins ration -ssvpn years old
The Beotdehtr (spy) Sunday paper OF the Denalat In
correctly, on Catholic pr eats
New York Aknd Z.tlrg (Erenipg News started three
years ago sooas.lc paper bot very coon converted
into regular democratic Under It present editor
iBde democratic papsr favor my the yi.vs
Of Young America Since the last message II hows the
cold houldsr to the President and makes furious on
slAvshb on Marcy. Anti Jesuitcal and Athristic. At
ld1tischs Blaatcr, suroly paper OF the Ab7i Zitng
contains select literary matter.
Die Rfy, started in 0ctoter last purpors to be the
organ Of the working en-; almost wholly confined 70
European tieal ms,trs and fading fault nearly With
all that Ia American; has very tpcy cores ,ndence
from washington forn eriy made nucus attacks
men nod In that paper Nor1ie Zei,un3 Sunday PAPER
OF the Reform, contains select re- puoll ations o. novels
tales snd poetry from pspeT published ia Germany.
PHIL lDKLpHIA.
Pbilsdelpbis Demo rot old, lame party hack, With an
exceedingly small proportion OF reading matter among
ocean Of acvertsmsnts formerly printed Or icles
81 tr Stations osnsensaops from articles OF the Ngy
YoEK BmAip as original matter.
Fr,u Iroie Gree Press) . milk nd wAtery o,neern
whrlpe rousd like vindmili, ,netimss app. anx I.
higher Law, sometimes am ping upon the Baltimore plat
FORM though g. peray boasiing Of being lode ndsu II
terms.
Philadelphia Atend zeDg jus, started IS An In 'spsnd
sp' dsmocraue psper written with ulvnt and abii y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25
NEW HAuDwARE sTOnE!!!

NEW HARDWARE STORE!!!
CHARLES =. WELLS
now opening an'i very extensive Spring stock
1 Of HhkDWARE, CUTLERY and Hal EST FOOLS.
and IN: Goods purchased direct from sheffield
Eng aud American Manufacturers he il prepared 10
sell at close figures house in the West Mcr-
chants and other, will Id i, to their advantage
anime his STOCK IL il aats large, cell rejected
Par.Aasea Ier aud with entire reference TO The
this market.
Thrnsf the merchants Of the interior and the cit
OF this city, for their fsvors already extended he
will endeavor 10 merit lin u their confidence and
patronage Among his stock may found the follow ing
100 doz Waidron q rass. q rain and Br,r Soy thes.
90 doz Scythc Snaihes (assor.ed).
50 doz Hay sud Manure Forks.
IN dor Grain Cradles.
2 0Toz Scythc Stones.
l0n doz Steel and iron Hoes.
IS doz .Aues'' e. 'Rowiand's' Shovels q Spades.
So boxes 'Levereus,' 'Lippncou's and Collins
y casS. Trace and Log Chains.
81 dog Wagon and Coach Hames.
so Platform, Com ter and Tea Scales.
3cases Mil and Cross-cut Saws.
100 packages Pittsburgh Novelty Goods.
10 doz selves and Riddles
loo gross Tabis Knives and Forks.
$50 doz Pocket Knives Complete variety.)
"A LSO-
Shears, Scissors, Butcher Knives, Locks. latches,
Bats and Screws Bras. K-ttos Sadirons strap Hinges,
Files, Chisels and Augers. Carpenters aud Coopers'
Planes and Edge Tools, Wool Saws. Brushes (Horse-
Brad, Curry Combs. Horse, Wool and Cotton Cards,
Wagon aud Buggy Whips, Nc. &C.. together with all
articles eces.ary, kept in a Hardware House.
CHAS =. W Sits. Main street.
I'd door below Branch Bank.
mhl,.3mdSw Evansville, Ind.
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V.K HENDRICKS e. co. havere <fSd
~ y ceived another large shipment of-<<cs~s
Y00 Boots and Shoes, which, with those already re-
- .eived and yet to come in make isrges " ~.
more varied supply than they have before ons,ea
sale. Their stock will be fonndweli worthy ol a.
tice of merchants WHO wish to find artcscs "a
this mark et--obtained from the best ne sny
scia q a. los 1a'o 90 WV tmhle
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EXCELSIOR CIGARS.

roHN LAVAL. Druggist. on Main street, between Sec
j ond and Third, has just received large lot Of
choice Cigars, which he will sell wholesale
retail very low He invites the especial attention o
Cigar Epicures to his stock. tjanl9-U
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q 4 Z Z 4 Z Z & z
VOLCANIC OLE
EMINENT.

EMINENT.
1NHE miraculous that this celebrated medicine
warrants the proprietor in asserting that it is the only
Lnmeh that will cure Chronic or infammatory hheu-
matisn Paralysis stiffness weakness in the JOINTS
Muscles or Ligaments, Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia Too,hache. Earaehe. orany Pain. IL will
move any Swelling Tumor Piles. Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bites OF Musqutos any in
Illumination.
And it will cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsT
long they may have existed. II will also soote and
heal Burns, scalds, Fresh Cuts. Wounds, DC, sooner
'ha' All! ot OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1853 and the demand is increasing
daily and have heard of case wherein it has
Jailed TO cure any external dsease ~hen properly sP
Wbo,hen win suffer from Pains. Sores or swellings,
when a sale and sure remedy is so easily obtained
INCONTEsTABL BILE PROOF
of what We have asserted.
J. H. McLr.s-Sir: feel tia duty owe to the public
make know the following. hoping they may learn By
my experience and discard worthless stG which has
been pressed into notice by false certificates AID lorg
advertisements.
For six months was confined to my room cripple
from Rheursqtism- My knee was swollen TREMENDOUS
w. prod ucing the pains The muscles were
contracted that could not strengthen my reg a'
applied the Mustang Liniment for four weeks oul
done no more good than any other grease. obtsined
and used your Volcanic Oil Linimentin three weeks
relaxed the %giss sn es sSIsS county H.
I.,x NJ, ca,ed.y when he was afflicted, as stated and
h. il now well. WYNN. ELLIOTT, PintneyNine.
Peadsr IL the n oyeis sufficient 10 convince you
NJ The wonderful efficacy of the volcanic OH lniment,
LII a,s .~.ine The usaHds which We have IN our
esia a ro,, ali pars Of country. and II you will
supriy from and does not give satisfae-
,,on ahs money! will returned TO The EuTehaser
'''"' FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
Nal LiDmen is the only safe and re-
,;,, ,emedv for the of SPAWN Ring Bone. Wind
Calls SpIint. Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or swengs--
mi never fail To Big Head Polley Fistua. old
Running Sores sweeney. IL properly applied For
Snruns Bruises Scratches. Cracked Boofs Chafs SAD
die or collar Calls Cuts Wounds, il is an nfa6le
remedy. Apply as directed and cure is certain
Read the following from Mr. Wells, of the 81. Louis
Omnibus Company
This is q certify that have used the Mexican mustang
Eminent and McLean's Volcanic Oil LDlment on oar
omnibus horses that lame spraned ana lot swell
ipgs and have found McLean's Volcanic OIL Linment
10 he the best Iinimrnt ERASTUS WELLS,
ofthc firm of Case & Co.
Directions accompany each bottle In Enghsh ana
German.
This primentis now put up 25 cent, 50 eentand 81
bottles The so cent size contains three times the GUAM
tity of TIE 81 cent proportion to the cost
For sale nv J. II. McLESN y, sole Proprietor
Corner Third and Pine streets, ~ Louis. Mo.
ForsaIe in Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY q CO at Proprietor's prices. [mh7
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xerx ,.rce .tock Of the newest styles Of Ginghams
- 'e'i tss -. Calicoes ano Briiliantcs, which
nawhs, Inn.eo 10 HUGHES',
WIN y so'o 'e'' wv Cheap Dry Goods Store.
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HOME MANUFACTURER
EYANSYll1l1E CLOTH NC STOR e.

HOME MANUFACTURER
EVANSVILLE Ct 9TH NC STORE.
ID BELIEVING that the Interests ofihe Great est, and
ID Of the people Of Nv lille aud vicinity in parcu
sr would be much pomotcd by establishing Clothing
in this city, and being that Clothing can
be manufactured In superior manner and at les- cost
in the West than in the East, have established
Clothing store in this city, where wili manufacture
and sell, WnoLEsA RETAIL. Clothing of the best
quality all OF win ch will made under super
vision at the lowest New York prices of tie latest
and Of the best material
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables compete with
ANY HOUSE IN The UNITED STATES!
We will also carry n Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gardeners Furnishing establishment, in which
will be found every article Inc that line.
Our stock Of Cloths Cassimeres and Vesiings Of
style best quality; and IF the firm
is Practical Workman and takes cha Of the Meas
uripy and Cutting, enabled 10 WAkRENr q
yooJ at in all cases. o sale.
We also keep or hand every variety Of Taors Trim.
mings and are Agents for SCOTS Report Of Fashions
Particular attention paid to Gentlemen furnishing
their material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge of the com mercial
affairs of the Establishment. and DAVID O'NEtL Of
the Grateful to their individual friend.
for past favors and solicit continuance Of those
fvors for the enterprise, they pledge tems lves:n
me t all the confidence that be reposed In
Store on Main street, First and Second
= mh3I- RALEi' II & O'NEIL.
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HENRY PELKER.

n B-I intend TO make and sell the best and finest
Boots and shoes Of all kinds that be had In Ev-
snsvle. site opposite the Journal Once. on Main q:
apS.tf HI. HART,
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CONGRESSIONAL
Congresses First Session.

CONGRESSIONAL.
Thiriy.rhtrd Congress..-Firsss Session.
Fridays Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, April ~.
The Senate is not in session.
HoUsE.-A bill authorizing the Post Mas
ter General, to contract for semi mouthly and
weekly mails TO California, was introduce
ed and postponed until the lst Mondy in
June.
The House went into committee on private
bills, and then adjourned until Monday.
PITTSBURGH, April %, NJ.
The river is stationary, with 10 feet water
in channel. The weather warm with up
pearance Of rain.
CINCINNATI, April %, d.
The thermometer stands at 80 in the
shade.
GomessIc Markets.
CINCINNATI, April %, NJ.
The markets are firm. Flour is dull at
Sc 9O@S7. Whiskey has declined to zoe.
10000 bbls bulk sides at 64c. Groceries are
unchanged.
LorisvrLLr, April 81, p. NJ.
Weather uneomfortably warm.
rides at.e. Ribbed do6kc. Sugar cured hams lOe aud
shoulders 5lse.
Grrcerrs-3.5 bags coffee at p. MT.
Flour--.0 bills -four at 81.
whisky-15 bbls whisky Mt 2oi1c.
Exchange-On New York, cent prem. New Or.
leans y y cent prem.