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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-12
SILKS! SILkS!! SILkS!!!
DECEMBER 20, 1883
G. q 10 q 4 M. RU & X + II,


LYNCHl.URG. VA.
EGS leave call the attention 81 the Ladies hi.
- splendid assortment Of Sill Goods.
20. %, 30. %. 81 80 inch supr biz de- RhneSk.,
2s and % inch cxtfn quality blk Tai Ia Slks
Biz. watered and l,ik Brocadr- tied.
SuPr blk Axmane Silks, for Mourning Dresses,
q" Blk anil White (Plad.) do do.
" French Grey and Steel cold Silks for second
mourning,
White Brocndc- for Bri1. Dresses In great variety.
" Blue Pi.k. White mud Straw cold GlaceSil for
evening Dresses.
- Plain and Brocado cold Silks for second day
Dresses
" rlniJ silka (Plaids very la,gc) for Dinner Drc..
sea. (.upurb)
French Satin, (ver' superior quality for Dresses.
Plaid French loplins, for do.
Those wuniinR Silks o the styles and of the
hest qual,tyat very reasonable prices will hnd To their
interest call md examine this Stock Us il IL very large
md comprises much greater variety thnn usually
ho found in Store
dee 81 ts
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Richmond and Petersburg Rail-Road.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

md after this date, the departure ii tho Trains
~ will be ~ fnll,lws.
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Richmond duly Sundays excepted nt 7 an.
- Peter -burg !.
MAIL TRAIN
Leaves hiehmond daily at..--..........4 p NJ
ietrf>oufg -.--........-....45 A., N.
Fare 81 tOChildren over THREE aud not over twelve
years OF 90 eeis discount ef 10 &c ut. will be
made each fare when tickets procured nj he Ut
fee and I" passengers getting the where no tick
cts sold.
Through Tickets in eohncxion with BanJ & Dunn's
Western Stage Line he procured ut the Office IN the
following places;
Greensb rough, Nn,th Caolina, .,...........sio 90
Salem. .... y 90
Lexington, " .--......... - 90
Salisbury .............. Ia 90
Charlotte, ..-......... IL 90
Tkts to Welden &" ....... 3 81
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Monday Wednesdays and Fridays
Mt Ga A. NJ, for Port Waha where it connects with
the Steamboat Augusta Capt. W. G Smith, Norfolk.
Portsmouth, and all the intermediate places
Fare To Norfolk Portsmouth ...............S 81 90
Meals. each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
The freight all articles for Norfolk Portsm' nth
nnd thu different landings the river be paid in
advance.
N B.Scryants travelling by themselves must he fur
nished With passes, that be retained Mt
the office, and il he expressly stated the pass
that they permitted go the Cars Sonas the
may be.
nov 2.dSrts THOS DODAMEAD Snpf.
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caps! CAPS!-A luxe npi.y :, (
"T oent', Boys AVID Servants. ut
eEABURY'S,
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YNHESE WORKS hive he. " operation th
l al the latest Imp,oecd Machbty for Wood and
Il m work, md upon scale commensurate with tho
wants of the ) ouiN and WoAt for Car construction
More linn hundred ol Ill description have
lie ma u nj these work Tor the Virginia y Tennessee
n,ii Rppt,
Presidents. AMI Engineers OF Rail Roads re pcct-
fily nvit ID to bestow Their patronage, they mny
" upon imYier their work finished IN strict pnnce
VIA ttsit nwn plane mud d nw ngsl inter the
grove lana nj C"nstruetinn prices siactory.
Southern Itail-ltOnds
Nllno longer be compelled "a obtain their Cars from
the Nth, subject large expense aud rick of Trans
rorist,on. GEO. q CURLE Proprietor
THE undersigned having had charge of tho above
Works rem lalf commencement. under the former
rroprilor, Maj. A. Ellison Jr; asks lo suy tho
RnilRoad public TINT he hns engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue II. maung, menl, hoping by
pis long experience In Rn rond works ard
tention the work entrusted To him. merit tho ap
probation and liberal patronage Of the public
A. NErTLET0N, Manager.
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UPERIOR LOT OF YARN JEAN (.
y The subscrb has just received al his Cash Store
n very superior lot of heavy "A Yarn jeans which viii
be offered t, the trade reduced mice Also heavy
Wool.n Blankets, Linseys Flannes ana Dress Goods
all ofuhich will be offered unusually low prices Call
and examine. u Ln"'S,
Al tn. old stand of b. n Lewis & Co..
dec l7tsif Exchange Square, Lynrhbnrg.
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Novelty, Richness and Variety,
Ia believed to be upassed in this metropolis, and
adapted to the wants Of the very best tmde N this
country all of which will he offered To Cash and first
class six months Buyers,on the most favorable terms
ian 3 d2w
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LNOR RENT-A small family residence in the
L neiglhourhood of Mr.. Henry l. BROWNE Possess
ion given Immediately, For terms nPply to
JOHN r. MlfRRILL,
ian lOt. Mt Acr-e & McClnpnahans.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
ADDlTIONALN NEWS By THE
EA n r A ], [ 4
S5D4YS AT BOSTON.
tBosToN, Feb. 6.
T BOSTON.

kBosroN. Feb. 6.
The Arabia arrived here at O'Clock, and
was immediately boarded by the Custom
House Officers and closely searched, bag
gage, &c.
There is great distress in ireland on ac-
count Of the severity OF the weather, and the
high price of provisions.
At Carreca, riots were feared, and the
military were under arms.
AT Limerick, the population also threaten
ed TO break out.
Neutrality-suspicious. are in progress to
purchase seven steamships from the English
Steam Navigation Co., to form line to
America. The steamers are 10 be at the
disposal of the Government when not on the
line.
The English frigate Re,ribution has been
sent to Sebastopal to demand the liberty OF
the two engineers captured on board oi the
two Egyptian steamers. The Augsburg Ga
zette says they are already released. A COM
mission of Turkish aud foreign Engineers are
surveying iandwsrd, from Constantinople, for
deiences against future invasion. One
! Austrian and one Prussian Corvette entered
the Black Sea the day after the entry of the
allied fleets. The allies of the Sultan have
parLoned the saffres for the recen. outbreak.
= The. London morning Chronicle publish the
following:
VIENNA, Jan. 9th.
Advices from st. Petersburg TO the Sih
state that there were preliminary indications
Of rupture with France and England, and
the recall Of the Ambassadors. This is au-
thentic.
A requisition has already been made by the
Gar, o the different institutions throug bout
Europe to furnish support for the Orthodox
faith.
A new contract has been completed to sup
ply the Russians in the PrincipaiitIes with
provisions until l. he end OF June next.
The Russian A dmiral in the sea Ozoff, ha;
sent for aid to Sebasiopal. The presence u
the allied fleets prevented the shipment u
700 troops from Sebastopal.
ID. Marutta, French servant, has discov
cred a secret entrance into the Egyptian
81 hinx.
Senator Maillard died at Paris on the l7tl
u!t., aged so.
The Turks are recoun:ing 80, 00o Spahee'
for OE.er Pacha. The Spahees have no
been in arms since the destruction OF Janice
riss.
I A force OF Turkish Cossacks are being or.
ganIzed by Sadeck Picha against the Rus
slams. They bear the united cross and cres
cent on their standard.
The ice in the Danube has disappeared.
The Turks in kalatat have full commune
cation with the VI iien depot for the French
fleet tormin. at Sin"pc.
Napoleon mas written an autograph lette
10 the Sultan, respecting the Sinope affair
assuring Turkey of his support.
; CorIschakof, { is reported, has ordered hi
officers In future not 10 attack the Turks ex
cept with supc. Tor force.
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COOKIES FAMILY GROCERY.

TIME undersigned would respectfully announce TO tho
citizens OF Evansville. that be is now better prepar-
ed than ever 10 supply their tables WITH EVERY
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, in tie line Of Family
q Groceries.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received du
rn Ih,, mast wear confidently expect continuance OF
m share of the trade as now present additional claims.
md shall snare no efforts to merit IT,
am constantly receiving all the leading articles OF
Family supplies fresh fiom tine country shall keep
on hand all tunes Fresh Butter Cheese, Lard Eggs,
Pantry. Fresh Meats, Dried AID Picked Meats.
Also
complete assortment OF lry Groceries Of every de-
ripon. Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Melasses, Flour, Feed
DC. ..
MY MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods TO tho
doors OF the purchasers promptly upon the reccipt OF
T. ~. COOK.
oet22 Opposite the Post Office.
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DAILY JOURNAL L.
Local and River Brevities.

The Eclipse arrived here Tuesday
night at 9 o'clock from New Orleans, having
made the trip up in a little less than six days.
She is keeping up her old reputation for
speed. She had great many passengers on
board; but little freight Cor this place. We
thank her officers for papers.
The Kentucky and Evansville four
horse packet lioosier State No. :, was hard
aground yesterday on the Kentucky shore
Whether she carries too much water for this
stage of the river, or that the retiring floods
caught her in the mud, we are not advised
Brisk hopes were entertained of getting her
off mex. food, if not before. A barge lying
on this side of the river, was also left partly
on shore by the rapid falling Of the river
Tuesday night, but was pulled off by the Cliff
ton in the afternoon.
The Clifton arrived here from New
Orleans yesterday, and found her barge hard
aground. She. 'succeeded in pulling it eff
without much difficulty.
The Cincinnati has been raised by
the diving bell boat, and now two hand
pumps serve to keep her Up. We hope to
see this formerly ..6ne. and fast boat along
here sg,in soon.
- The Aleck Scott now lying at Cairo
awaiting an opportunity of getting to St
Louis, has on board a cargo, the freight char.
ges on which are nearly $4,000. good
load.
- Every effort is being. made at st.
Louis to save the boats in that neighborhooJ
from injury when the ice breaks up. A
channel has been cut across the river, and as
many boats as could find harbor opposite ST.
Louis, have gone over. A few others remain
exposed. The wharf boats are in great dam
ger, but everything has been s,taken from
them.
- One Of the best painted signs in the
city or that we ever saw anywhere is the
boot !and shoe sign before Hart s. Felker's
store. Ii was painted by Mr.. Pointdexter
and although out Of his line OF business
proves him to be an excellent artist even in
THIS DTdNCH. VI 10 huO" that hC ~
tends following this business to any great
extent, but If he undertakes anything more
OF the kind, he will DO the work artistically
- The shipments by railroad which we
noticed yesterday. did not get of the day pre-
vious as usual, owing to the smash up o
cars. One train was missed which left yes
terdsy. Consequently there were no othel
shipments than those already published
The receipts were III bbls lard, Jas. Laugh
lin; 81 bbls flour, j. 81 w. Reilly.
The German Benevolent Society turn
ed out yesterday afternoon to bury hr
Hahn, whose death by drow ming We notices
yesterday. The procession was large, not
withs;andng the disagreeable weather, an'
was accompanied BY band of music an'
carriages.
1t will be seen By reference TO thei
card in today's Journal, that Major a. l.
Robinson and II. @. Wheeler have associat
ed themselves together-in the practice Of law
and will continue 20 practice in all TIL
courts OF the State. This is strong team,
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co n G u Z; y S - n a 4.
rurETY-THIRD coxGREs<-FIRs- SESSION.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.

WAsHISGToS, Feb. 6.
The Nebraska bill was taken up, and Mr..
Wade made an able speech. He boldly &C.
nounced the attempt TO repeal the Missouri
Compromise As breach of pghted faith, and
quoted Mr.. Douglass course during the last
session To prove that he did not then reg ,rd
the Compromise OF 1850 as havingfet aside
the Missouri Compromise. He said the
measure had been concocted during the last
six weeks 10 serve mock political parly's
ends. n appealed to the Southern men TO
act faithfully and honorably towards the
North, and not TO repeal measure because
the South had no further interest in keeping
up it's provisions. He warned all that II this
outrage should be committed on the rights ol
the North, torrent Of indignant feelings
would be aroused which would not he easy 10
meet.
HousE.-The House disagreed to the Sen
ate's amendment To the bill regulating the
Disbursement OF the Senate's contingent fund
The report OF the special COMMITTEES appro-
prating 100000 for distribution among the
rescuers of the San Francisco, was introduce
ed, but not takenup.
| bill was introduced from the Post Office
Committee disseminating the additional COM
pensation to the Collins steamship line for
conveying the mails, and authorizing the Sec
rotary of the Navy to purchase such ships as
have been accepted. Ii also anouls the con-
tracts with other lines for mail services, aud
authorizes the purchase OF their ships. II
also authorizes the Post Master General to
advertise for proposals for carrying the m ails
to foreign countries, To be governed by the
same rules as the inland mail service.
The same committee reported bill o. spe-
cal rates to be paid to railroads for carrying
the mails.
A message was received from the Secreta-
~ Of War, transmitting partial report oil
the survey of the Pacific Railroad; referred
to a special Committee on the subject.
PIrTsBURGu, Feb. 8, II.
River unchanged, weather wet.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 8, NJ.
River fallen 6 inches--hsavy rains since
last evening. Flour quiet, dealers holding
off for steamer, small sales al 6 So; whiskey
| %; provisions unchanged, shoulders 44a5c
sides 8, lard 9a9!; cIoverseed rs.
Nnw ORLEANS, Feb. 6.
Steamer Daniel Webster has arrived from
, California with dates TO the 10Th, 10 passen
gers and 81 100000 in goli. She connect
= ed with the Sierra Nevada, which vesse
} brought down S 100000. Passengers CAM
through in ao4 days. Markets overs'ocked
business depressed. Good brands flour ) Il
IL; lumber limited demand az So, deareE.
Rain much wanted.
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SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE As
~ ELL AS OTHERS.

THE undersigned take pie; in announcing to the
citizens of Evansville ard surrounding country. that
ney have opened a SHOE STORE AND FACTORY, on
Main street, between Second and Third. whore or
both Of the bc found ali business hours.
One OF the firm as ust returned from the Eas with
large supply the latest Of manufactured work OF
all kinds which the, will sell and warrant Their stock
Leather nj Findings The finest he and quality.
aud has bee II selected with great aud with desire
topleaseall. iiARI FELhER.
*. B.-The attention Ladies aud Children re-
specially invited TO --oTtmebt ana prices.
r All rips repaired, free charge, ofworF nonghs
ct our establishment. (dccl9) H. o. =.
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II j7Fassenger Train eavcs EvansviIe every morihg,
At o'clock Sundays excepted arrive at Iihcennes N
l0t O'Clock A. NJ leave Ninccnnes IL o'clock = " 81;
arrive at Evansville - =. -
N5Srhc Accommodation Train leaves VincenEes q. =
O'Clock A. NJ. arrive Evansville at ii ~ NJ: leave
Evansville II. NJ ;; arrive at Nincennc> al , p a.
All freight will be forwarded 10y the Accommodation
Train To in>nre forwarding of eight oI the day OF
its delivery tho Evansville Depot must he delivered
at or before O'Clock A. VI. and at EiGccnEcs IL must
he delivered 1T. before, clock on the evening oil
the previous day. SAMUEL HAIL,
ia,as-,f President.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

EATHgEEI AND FINDINGS.
VTTILLiAM BELL. is just opening on Main street
w opposite tho Bank, large and well selected stock
or Gather and findings. consisting in part Of
o001 sijes OF sole Leather, Hernlock aud spanish
tanned.
80 doz, morocco, No. I. 9, and T. Tampieo extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies' French
20 doz Kip-Prme City, heavy country, light me
dunn
30 IoZ Cochineal Roam
ID Pink blue and green do
20 Lnings-Pins, blue. and green.
20 bindings-Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
) 80 Patent Rid skins.
$50 Calf skns-iigat. heavy, and medium Worio
Fair aud Caron,
2 =. Oil thong leather
10 :" Nadruss Kid
% bbls pegs.
$40 prs lasts. ii, ILL. 49,. !.
stamps thread, buffers, slickcr wheels, nc! uvohs
and all other ols ana materials ustu o sI'e
all of which Will be sold the mosi feasohaoe 'erh>
jeIi
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THE undersigned constantly keeps on hand large
of fresh VI alter. Buttrrand sugar Crack.
er. and also of Soda, Pilot and Navy Bread, which be-
ing manufactured ry the latest improved Machinery,
bc sold at low price in any lace in the est
and excelIed in quality 10y any manufacto-
~ in the country. large stock always hand al my
shop on Water street, between Sycamore and Vine.
Gecls-u j. SlNZlCH.
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REnFOKn,s FAMILY GROCERY.


THE undersi rncd would respectfully inform the citi
Il zens of Evansville aud vicinity, that he has just
opened a fresh stock of Family Groc, n, aud PrUyi
sons OF every description, fir Ct next door 10
James Stecl's Lumber Yard. where he hopes by strict
attention business TO merit and receive share OF pub
lie patronage.
la daily receiving fresh supplies of Butter Cheese
r. rs Lard aud Poultry from the country, aud shall keep
cos. ,,tiy hand full supply of all staple articles for
table rse.
N, MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods bought
at IRE, the residence OF IN. purchasers. prompt
Iy III receipt Of their orders. Please call and
az inc IN, stock. tjanl6-Iy) Z. T. BEDFORD.
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IRISH EGNES.-A superior assortment OF IN
i dressed Irish Linen, for sale al
WILLIAM HUGHES,
noyI7 Corner Main and Second SITS.
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BURNING FL.AM {

From tue agony of which his .'vilianous compound
relieve him.
TfCAUTION NUMBER TWO. *
Another feeble effort has been made 10 proht 10y the
popularity OF cur article, 10y man in Louisville who pu
up a few gross OF preparation whcs he called Amet
can Mustang i.nimrn." He has, however. become sat-
ised of the he committed. and has pledged hfs
sacred honor that he will never more I'LL &c on our
rights or attempt deceive and impose upon the ere
duliiy or unsuspeciing confidence The public whom
he is dependant his living. With this pied e.
have agreed draw dark veil of charity and forgive
ness over his past acts. and let him go in peace.
BIT We WARN THE AFFLICTED!
To of all impo>itions. and no Imminent that
has not the wrappers and directions, and
evidences of Tho ''copy right secured. and You will
set the worth of your money, get relief iroia your infer
mites, and bless llicday that used the
MEXIC AN MUSTANG LiN1MENT.
nc II The Liainent put up IN three sizes and reillis
81 cts, 30 and ST. The large Iot!es contain much
Lnime in propor' 10 the prices and are there
fore cheapest.
NJ Principal Office 30,, Broadway, New York, and
corner Third and Market streets. 81. Louis No. aud for
sale 10y dealers in Drugs and Medicines and b! country
store keepers in all parts OF the United States.
II p For sale ia Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
MILLER ~ CO.,
jyl6-Iyd&w and several other Druggists.
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CURRENCY RATES.

INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State bank S Branches. par All solvent Bar ks.
New Siotk Banks. par LOUISIANA
OHIO. Branches IN Orleans. par
State Bank q lranches.. par ALAB ANA.
Independent Banks par All Solvent Banks . dis
Stale stock Bank "a p). dds ". & ;. CAROLINA.
IN Pl.. par All Solvent Banks. - dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks... par All Solvent Banks % dis
80, VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS.
All Soyeit BANKS par New St'kSecurty B'ks. dis
TENNIS SEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. dis All Solvent i}anks 3 dis
MISSOURI. Fire d Marine In.. Co u dis
State Bank & Branches. par MICHIGAN.
80 II ASrEHN. All Solvent Banks. , dis
All Solvent Banks par Michigan ms Co dis
F3NNjYGVAN Ma. CANADA
All Solvent IS -nss 49,. par AL Solvent Banks 3 dis
EXCH ANGE.
New York Buying az Selling prem
Clncsnnasi BayIns. Selling. ....... prem
COIN.
american Gold. Buying prem Selling ....... prem
SHSer Chinge... ........j prem
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sMOTlIE.ED FgSES long PENT Up,
THEMsxrcAN MUSTANG IMMINENT!

And not having genius enough 10 originate, intellect
and talent enough 10 sustain article OF hisown conce
tion and isal and independent of others for exs-
tcnce-ne parasites, he dete rmined cling the
skirts and draw vitality, snsienancc and support from
Others. He made = mixture of TAR and TURPEN-
TINE"-"fched from us Il name"-mutilated our drec
tons and advertisements, and called tais ab0rtive de-
f,rmiiy Volcanic Oil Linment." with shallow AMI
imsy pretext OF originally he has made desperate e-
induce dealers aud the people TO and his
worthless filthy aud perncicus trash by representing Il
10 DC similar 10. aud equally eicacioGs with The original
l.. I'M.
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exchanges, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE,
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoUaxaLDY
G COPELAND, BANK Err,
Dealer ia Erehahgs. Coin, Lad Warrants CneurreRt
-h0"ey, Sc, &C.; OEes 0g rirst ST. near .uGia.
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MExICAN MUSTANG LIM1>1ENT!

But he siynaly failed his laborc nj decep-
ton. and had Perry Davis Fl In Killer
make preearous support? What can we say % such
man? Ii he has any conscience need say more.
Ifhe has none only the public against i'm
position. aud thus for the present leave him in bis
ake,l lie and q Nposrd To- the
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EITTHOLFF & SONS,
RANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

DANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
COPELAND would respectfully announce 10 the
". citizens of Evansville and its vi Unity, that he has
opened Office OH Fist street Nam, la the
formerly occupied Post O.ee. where all iraussc
tons appeTtanrg 10 the business of Banking of TX
change will be carried with promness, fidelity and
Dispatch
Nessrs. ATWOOD, DUNLEVEY CO, New York.
ADAMS d GRAHAM. New Orleans.
ELLIS 81 ST URGE inch mali. o.
o. BOWEN, Esq Prest. Central Bank, fndi.
dianspolis, Ia. Ian4u
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rOID AND VELVET PARLOR PAPER ard Bor
N ders very largo variety in style az price, for
sale JOHN e. DEyEREUX'S,
Gee - " Main ST., bet. lst & q.
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ARRIVAL OF INV GOODS.
FEaTHOtTS FOR SALE

THE subscriber has six fatboats at the Wharf which
be will sell very low. Three of them are in coot
condition for running the other three ready for break
ing up. Gail soon Il, the City Mills.
luni-tf GEORGE WObtlalN.
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.sOyyE,CS, EsOyNEvsy

C,ECI'RE bargain of B"nnets before they all gop
- am positively selling them below cost.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
dcco3 Corner Main and Second streets.