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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-03
SrATEMENT

STATEMENT
'0F RECEIPTS INTO THE TREASURY OF THE
" CRY or EVANSVILLE, FOR THE Fiscal YEAR yNDIsG
WITH the MoSTH ~ MARcH, leJ4. CITY
Balance on hand at the beginning OF
the YEAR .r...............S i03 81 lbs 80
Receipts, from Ray scales. 80 90
City Collector .SsSi2 81 600 20
Licencc for retailing beer IL "a "a %
1" I" for Pedlars...... - 90 - UO
+" " for Pub. Ehihiions ia Oe rs o.
" " Sale oflo in D. r. csm'y 10 60 SIS 80
p" Liccnc~ for Biiii-rds and
Ten. Pins. :~:.:....... 90 1.s rs
" Sale OF old plank from SITS 10 90
(" Sale Of old Hose ......... 10 0Dl
redemption Of lots sold for
I':'ss s. s; s::::::;. i is 8 g: =
=" Proceedc o. Market house GIG ~
a" interest on Deposits 81
Total Receipt. .............ss 406 90 eo44 IS
There he's been pale Cash on Orders
for interest on CITY loDds and Bank
Debt, Common (chools, Lamp Posts.
.......-.......s soI3 % so13 90
Leaving in Treasury at date. s4s2 % i6u5s 81
:. SURENSON, Treasurer.
Evansville. March IS. 1854. lmhss-tf
TINE ship heretofore existing in this city be.
l. tween Martin Glass and Martin KLAUS. under the
firm of Glass KLAUS, is this day dissolved by mutual
Martin Klaus, has purchased the interest Of Mr.. Glass
and is authorized TO close up and settle the business OF
said firm. MARTIN GLASS,
mh29-im MARTIN kLAGSS-
NEW BOOKS.
I>RESH supply Of Hot Corn:
L Putnams Magazine for March;
Knickertocker do: at
mhea SAMUEL LISTERS.
| CINGHAMS, LAWNS g. CALlCOFS.-A
large stock of the newest styles of Gnghams,
Lawns Printed Lawns. Calicoes Briliantes, which
will be sold very low at HUGHES,
ml.3 Cheap Dry Goods store.
MOLASSES.-I33 bbls and 81 havs received per
VI Southerncr, on consignment. and for sale by
mh22 GEO. FOSTER & co.
| y iCON.-Sidcs and Shoulders, cutting. for
Il saleby (mhe.l GEO. FOSTER & co.
GLASS JA's $50 cases. doz each. squat and
M tall. and gallon just reed or.ale low
| by (mhis) ;. +. GILBERT d CO., Syc. near Water
M q. SUGAR.-26 hhds fair to strictly CHOICE
| IN landing from steamer Sultana, for sale by
| mhis Sc. GILBERT IL CO., Syc. near Water.
| DURD GROUND PEPPER.--5O doz cans Of pure
| Ground Peppr. put UP expressly Tor my own trade,
returnable II not approved. just reed at
mills COOKS Family Grocery.
l DUCKwHEAT Flour. Rye Flour. Unbolted Flour.
I'D best brands Family Flour in sacks bbls be
had at (mhl) HAMILTON's Grocery.
900 LBS Star Candles; Dbl Hominy;
LeiNJ Dbl Dried Peaches: just reed at
mills COOKS Family Grocery.
CWEET CIDER.--IO bbls Sweet Cider made
- March 10th. 1854 for sale by the Dbl
reed at (mhI5) COOKS Family Grocery.
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DOR DERS.--A beautiful assortmen OF Gold, Vel
I'D vet and Colored Borders latest spring styles.
reed Ly lmhT JOHN c. pEVEREUX, in.
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NEW SPRING GOODS!

NEW SPRING GOODSy
IUST received by the bscriber, beautiful assert
% ment Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, which the
Ladies' and citizens generally are requested IN call and
examine. before purchasing elsewhere. He will sell as
cheap n any other house in the West
WILLIAM HUGHES,
mh23 Corner Main and Second streets.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of black Bareges and blk
n silk Tissues, at HUGHES,
mh2J Corner Main and Second streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-03

The Performance nil commence rith
The Ponies and their Monkey Riders.
Continue with the Wonderful Feats OF
Mr.. STosy's GREAT ELEPHANT, TIPP0 SULTAN,
And conclude with the thrilling spectacle Of
Mr.. VAN ANEuRGH IN L,oNs' AND TIGERs' DES.
The ANIMALS WILL BIZ FED IN THE PRESENCE
OF THE AUDIENCE During the Afternoon Perform
ance. mh30
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
WE opening a good assortment Of Mems Calf.
w Grained, Goat and Kip Roots, Mems Kip. Grain
ed. aalf, goat and enameled Brogans; Women's split
side stitched grined, calf and enameed Booees, Co.
enamelcd grained, Kid calf and morocco Buskins, do
split. calf goat Kid and morocco Slippers Mems grain
ell do Boys aud Chdren's Shoes. All Of which were
of the manufacturers and their nts, and
which are for sale low the present high price
of stock will permit for such class Of work, having
poor goods In our house. Call and examine at
mh2I MORGAN, KEEN a. PRESTON.
OEIaLLY DE LA1NES.--A fresh stock ofthese
beautiful spring Dress Gooos, in patterns. at
HUGHES,
mh23 Corner Main and Second streets.
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE,

GREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATION .
ok in Evansville ond the
- Railroad Depot. Four Of these Lots have Frams
Houses on them, and otherwise improved. They are
well stu, ted for residences, being convenient to bus
ness, and only about square from Main street.
fine speculation is offered In these lots they 70 ~
Sold Those wanting cheap places Of esdence, - wish
ing fine opportunity of speculation had better apply
Immediately. One Of these houses especially new
and very desirable residence. For further parteuis
apply at this Office. lmhzh
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CITY AUCTION STORE.

T B. FONDERSMITH, Auctioneer, First street be-
d tween Main and Locust sts, will cell at Auction,
Goods, Fu-nidre Wares &C., on commission, and also
Real Estate and Horses Cash advanced on Consign.
rnents, il required. will sell my entire stock of YAM
kee Notions aud Jewery nj auction Regular days of
sale-every Monday, "Wednesday, Frida! and Saturday
nights.
Psi will be glad attend to all my old customers
and as many o.e may favor with call, and
will sell goods at private sale at Cincinnati prices ut
wholesale and retail. lmh23 3md
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WHITE GOODS.

WYE have Just received a choice selection of White
w Cambrics. plain and plaid Jaeonet Musins. Vic
tora Lawns Null, plain and dotted Swiss Musihs. di
rect from the Importers which will sell as low
Jobber East West. Persons wishing purchase
will please give us q call.
mh3l MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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HATS.
7 EGHORN, Straw, Palm leaf, Panama, Silk. soft
IL Wool and Fur Hats OF Spring styles, for sale at
mh2I MORGAN, KEEN IL PRESTON'S.
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HaNDKERCHIEFs & CRAvATs

OUR stock is now complete in Silk Pocket Handker.
" chiefs, cotton and eli dyed do: plain black and
rich plaid Silk cravats Bingham nd silk and linen do,
and Ladies' and Gents plain and embroidered linen
cambria Handkerchief from the Importers, for sale
low tho low st.
ms2I MORGAN, KEEN e. PRESTON.
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WE have received our new Spring and Summer
Wv styles OF Man.i.las; also Iaces Embroidefies
Aiexander's Md Gloves, Manta and Dress Trimmings
and Fringes, which invite the Ladies to examine
EDWARD FEGAN g. CO,
mh23 First street. opposite Post Office.
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UMBRELLAS AND PARtSOLS.
4 FINE ment Of gingham and cotton Umbrellas
N and fancy figured cotton. Bingham and silk Para
soils. of new Spring styles, for sale at
mh2l MORGAN, KEEN e. PREST0N'S.
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/ STATEMENT
lNF RECEIPTS INTO THE TREASURY OF THE
~ CRY or EVANSVILLE, ron THE Fiscal YEAR ENDING
WITH THE MoSTH ~ MARtH N, leJ4. City
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FURNITURE,

(NHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Flu
~ niture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood sea
cane-sea,, and sofa seat Chairs.
janl7 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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WANTED
DYa family. . good Dwelling House. Address Post
ID Office, Box 2lO. mhgu
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PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDRY s. MACHINE SHOP.

Te$1E Undersigned, having taken the above
L establishment on his own account, informs
his friends and the public, thai having made
arrangements with the very best workmcn, he
IS now prepared to Fl c4itrs for castings
and machinery Of every kinI. al the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro-
curing iron, coal, &C., he hattcrs himself that
he can do ~urk on terms that " mnkr ii an
'bj ct with those having work in his line OF
business, In paIronise him.
Especial attention will BE- pail TO all kin Is
II Nj AMI Factory work. Always on hand
,ni for sale To the rrale
Prom Castings, Cart and IFpgoo Bores,
Sores, Hoiion-rare Store Tea Kettles.
TIr bo'tom DO, Fnrnaces, Tin Hare. &c.
Or!crs solicited and promptly atl nicd TO.
T.. u. McCLENAHAN.
The business wi be under the manaormrn,
# Mr.. Henry Ncwsham. practical mechanic,
md for many years associated with one Of the
largest machine shops o! Philadelphia, who
Vi devote all his energies AMI experience to
The prosecution of the business.
Plans and drawings maize free OF expense for
persons wishing TO have work executed.
+. D. McCLENAHAN, Proprietor.
ii. NEwsHAM. Manager.
Port d post, June Is
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THE GREAT
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION
For
Ladies' and Gentlemen,


Es. eSKE'S CapaciouS and ve,y liobt
y. store room on MAIN Street, nearly opposite
Johnson's Hotel. where be has inst opened a
large and carefully selected assortment Of
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
a few Of which he gives the names, such as
PLAIN AND PLAID DE LANES.
which he tt.tsrs himself are pretty AMI cheap.
TAN BLUE & MODE AlERlNOES,
warranted To be all wool and French fabrics
PL'D, CilANGEAB'E & BLK. SILKS.
hat can4nl fail To please The fancy ofihr ladies
DE BAGES, GINGHAMS & PRINTS,
nfhish AMI ia>, colors, and late tall STYLES; and
large lot Of SITAWLS, which 10, comfort,
durability. braniy and ch"apness, are uasur-
passed in Elhlon; and as for his
CLOTHS CASlMERS s. VESTINGS
he certainly deserves liberal patronage from
his customers and the public, because they are
calculated to meet their wants. Beside The
above named goods he has a large stock of do
meSlicS, saiinrtts, muslins, hannclS, alpacaS.
hats, caps, boots, shoes, carpets, hardware.
1neenSwafc, cedar ware and groceries, which
II purchasers will call and examine, cannot fail
to be suited both in price anI quality of the
goods; call and see them.
N. b. Country produce taken at the highest
market prices in exchange for goods. [ori s
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REMOVAL OF THE
IVILHiViTON Wholesale + REFILL
Book and Stationery Store.

DIAPER AND RAG " AREHOUSE. ani
L BOOK BiNDERF AMI BLINK BOOK
HfNOF.1CTORT, 10 l27 Muksf 81. WI
min gtoy, DEL, Gone door above the oil s,and.)
The subscriber, having fitted up n SIorchou>e
and Binhrry, especially adapted TO his business.
and male large mIi carefully selected additions
n his stock, calls particular attention TO his
Atap Schoh Booiis, Choirc TEE Miscellaneous
Ii ernHre. MieaeinP and cheap Pnbiica-
Hons Ebies. Prayer AMI Hymn Bi'oks,
'ri'ing. Printing. Wrapping and Fancy Paper,
staple an Fancy Stationery. Included Ia which
is large anl cheap collection OF Porte Mon
laies, Port FuIos, Work Boxes, and fancy goods
generally.
CA liiiional workman anil facilities in the
i'indrry, with a. new improved ruling machine.
aud other labor-savins machinery, enables him
,Iways to supply superior and cheap arlIcl"
# standard patterns day books, le'igrrs, cash
md record books. pass. copy, rypherin@, music
and drawing books. Also. to furnish promptly
mder> for blank books of every pattern, and To
bind magazines, pamphlets. AMI old books in
any and every style desired.
RIGS! R.7GS!!
Sought in larar or small quantities. at the high
est prices for ca,h ol lis equivalent it eAchang
ID. All are invItrd to Gail q, the New Sioic.
nnl examine, where more general supply Of
,onls .an b. Iounl than in any one book or Sta
iioncry store IN the larger cities, aud where
any article may be returned that does not come
mp 10 representation. or give saisiaciiun.
j. I. IEALD, !27 Market ST..
Dec 10 GIN Wilma ton, Del.
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SEIrI and attractive series Of BOOKS for
"A oln, people, cmbr . ng events connected with
the trly history OF our country. and lives of d-
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tons of important. events and be mtitully iiumi-
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ser the Great American st tesmtn. with nuner-
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following i!:us atoms
Young u Inicl in the Saw VI II.
Webster fa,ing 1t Fry sbursi
" c.ter declining the tlerkship.
Webster expnu. ling the Consti, u;bn.
The Bul.kcr I'LL! Celcbr ton.
v eb 'tcr 1T FrncuIl HALL
Mnrshficl l. the resi- lence of Webs cr
Webster on his farm.
The lif' Of Iearr clay the Mill Boy Of the
Sla hes inc llusir ,tions
Tae lii, of ;cnj min FIR ,nklin. nine llus'r tons.
The life Of Ge!.er i 4shington: nine ilius.r =
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The life of Marion. nine illusr tons.
The life of l. # yettc nine ilus!r tons.
The life of William Penn, nine illustrations.
The life OF Gcncr i Taylor. niis illus tons.
The life of ANDREW Jackson. nine Illustrations.
The liHs of y. roicon 4o.i,p RE. n.ne iIius;rA-
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The OF Bell of In lepcn .cntc; or, Phil dnlphi'
in i116. nine ii!ustr ,tions
The Yankee rc Party. and. other stories OF thc
Rcvo!u'ion nine illuS'r ti"ns.
Cont lining over I0A Illustrations.
Each volume il well written. possessing High
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young people They cont in mum ,ruus anct Totes
ilusir tive OF the history of our country. All re
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Price per set h .niSnmcly bound in cloth. gilt
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Colnortcurs Agents School l.ibr .rirs. viii DC
suppl ell 1t libur Il discount.
Copies will he scat ny m il. post &c free upon
the re.eip Of the price Of .hc set any volume.
LINDSAY Il DLAktSTON. Publishers
#s&Ncwsp ipcrs inserting the 'hovc in full. will
he entitled To volume for ch insertion p pei to
h" ilirrrcl Mcl-ti FIX miner Phil dr'rhi
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FIVE PER CENT
S q WIN EU u,
CAPITAL STOCK $25O,OOO
PHILAD ELPHIa.
CHARTERED Ri TIE STATE OF PENNsYLvAN

CAPITAL STOCK $3.50, 900.
m IE SAVING FUND OF TIE NATIONi>
l. SAFETY Company, No. 81 WALNUT ST.,
two doors above Third, Philadelphia. is open
every day, from 9 o'clock, A. NJ. TO p. NJ, ana
on Monday and Thursday evenings iii 9 O'Clock
This Saving Fund is well known as one Of the
safest and best managed Institutions in this
country and pays five per cent interest On money
put in there.
Any sum from one dollar upward is received,
and all sums large or small are paid back on
demand without notice to any amount.
This Saving Fund has Mortgages, Ground
Rents and other first class investments, .all we'll
secured amounting to more than hait million
Of doilnrs for the security Of depustors.
Gry~OiIice, No. 81 WALNUT ST., two doors
above Third, South side, Philadelphia.
BOARD OF REFEREES.
Hon. Joel Jones, late mayor of phila lei plla.
Hon. Robt NJ. Lee. Recorder Of phiIa IA.
Hon. James Page, late p. NJ. OF Philaia.
Hon, Thos u. Florence member vi Congress
lst District.
H3a. Jcaa Robbins, member Of Congress lth
District.
Hon Vim Pennington, late Governor Of NV
Jersey.
Hon c. p. Evans, late mayor Of Wilmington.
Hon HENRY l.. BENNER, President.
R03T. SELFRlDGE, Vice Pres.
Y. Rrrr. Secretary fAnr 20 "
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THIS preparation which has become so gen
orally known for lis great virinc, was first PFC
pared by j. j. Hunt not as an article for nicr-
chandiZe generally, but merely for family use,
and that Of some Of his friends who heard Of it,,
and would not be without it. The wonderful
effect it produced in relieving the most stubborn
Cough, became so generally known, and spread
far and wide, which induced him TO otter it to
the Public, relying enlirel! on its own merit
for its future success.
The demand for il has increased daily, and
is increased in popularity beyond his expecta-
ton, and he here pledges himself that ii will
afford relief when properly taken.
READ! READ!! READ!!!
II is unlike any other Remciy-its CUES are
sure.
From A. McKendree Boyd, with Baugher
Fisher & Co., No. 3lS, Baltimore st.
BALTIMORE, Oct II, 1858.
Mr.. J. ]. Hunt-Dcar Sir: desire to adj
my Stilnony in behalf of your valuable Cough
Remedy. Having suffered severely Tor several
weeks with a violent cough, tighness OF the
chest, pain AMI soreness in my breast, and gen
rral debility of the system, after going through
a regular course OF Medicine, and using almost
everything recommended by my friends, to lit
tie or no purpose, was prevailed on TO try you
s.Great Modern Remedy" did so, and ate
using but three bottles, | was entirely relieve
and a:n now perfectly we'll.
Yours, truly,
Jan 6 COW ly A. Mex. BOYD.
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| NJ should hold myself sr"''""n' t'''s''"
l.sp: 70 = Gicgree utterly and contincntly be-
meath the character ola sheep stealing bog, if
did not put it down ~
''Givei it to em judge! Go in ole freely ~
is the chorus,
"And," continued the Judge. wiping the
ncrspiration, now f!e,ly percolating through
'hc cutce of his massive and fury stamped
brow, 81 II put it down, and the friends ofor-
der now in court will lend hand to the sh,
III aud officers of tho court to clear these rap
saalions and peace b.takcrs-ci,an out Of
| these prccincts.-Sheritl, cl, ar the court ncu
lend hand, and we'll show the Bill M'CracE.
enites-that We arc not to be impcdcd nnSultcd,
ormobbcd in no such way. Sheriff, do yo,il
luty, friends oflaw and order assist"
Then I'm in ~ cries Bill Met Cracker, rush
'ng forward. Judge. you and I've got to
lock horns, WHO'D O. cop"
With yells hunals. and all sorts of eros
lutting, pitching and tearing, souging. b.
ing, rough and tumble they went at it. The
war ragged inside and cut. Sometimes tie
Judge and his followers drove out the NJ 'Crack
cnites, sometimes the MCrackenitcs drove
out the Judge and court. The fight not only
| Sprlal IL over The ny:;slbcrhocd, but lasted
nights. They fought and fit and tovsM, up
ltcs, on top the court house, inside, outside,
| md all around the Sc Element. On Tie morn
ing Ct the third day, the golden su rose round
as shield and bright a. thc crimson eye of
| happy maitl,l!hcod; Tie war was ,m!tl tic
yictors, were there, weary and worn, ant.
| he Judge and his attaches held the GO lrt n
triumph! Where was the M:CIlk n;:ci
Echo answcrcl-no uhar i!
y horscnlan is seen, a lonely. solitary horse :
man, his stctliS covered with foam, the rd,r
far and fast; he dashcs up to the court house
ne squas down upon his saddle to get Il iil
view of the court, through the low window,
he looks astonshcd, mortified, he speaks!
'E,arnal earthquakes and priced bald face,
Rid thirty miles last night, al the way from
Rattlesnake Fork, of Possun Creek, to have
IL hand in this yer fight, and it's all over afpre
I get sight ont Wall, here goes 10 haze a
rack at you, ole bMlet-hcad, anyho~!"
The solitary horscmon having thus d;schar,
ed his duties and a murlcrous rifle, at the
Judge, vile l.; and fed as sudden and RAJ ID as
&c came.
The Judge FIJI, they raised him up, he was
but slightly killed and good deal scared, all
ounce bail having perforated The cellar ofh;=
| coat.
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A. j. GER q W.

WI)LESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. 50 .Nurhet ST., WILMINGTON, Del.
GnOtER!ES CAEAP FOR CASH.
THE subscriber having on hand al his Store
l. No. 50 Market ST., a large and general as
'orlment OF fresh and well selected Groceries
takes this method Of informing the citizens Of
Eiklon and Cecil county generally, that he will!
sell them as cheap as they can b" b uohl
'iiher in Wilmington or Philadelphia market;
and respectfully solicils a call from such as may
want goods in his line, before purchasing else
where. Also, wines & Li,UHrS.
Always on haal in choice variety. Consist
n- in part of
LIQUORS, of the first AMI medium quality
Old Cornac Brandy. do pale do. jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry BIandy, Holland
Gin.
WiNES.-Ma;lclra, Port, TcncriiTt, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNG,nrLA Whisky, ami
Wine Bttris. ANDREW ], GROW.
No 53 Market ST., door above Miler's
Dee. 81 6m. Hotel, Hilmin zion. DEL
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BRICKS! EsEeECEiS!!

1T Charlestopn, Cecil county, Nd.
ygSllE Undersigned bcgs leave TO inform the
Z citiZeps Of Cecil and the neichboring coun.
ties, that he has commenced the manufacture OF
Common and Pressed Bricks. Being located
on the edge Of navigahle water, and the rail
road passing within few yards OF the spot, he
feels confident that he can supply those wishing
TO purchase, much cheaper thin they can By
supplied from either Oflhe cities.
Having practical wolhmen employed and
material Of the very hes, quality, he feels con-
6Icnl that the article he manufactures will
recommend itself 10 all eoud judges.
SAMUEL LOGAN, of Saml.
Charlesiown; May ~ 1t
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EEhss E6;EIassS & SON

jL)Ch AND WATCH MAKERS, JEWEL
LERS AND SILVER SMITHS,
Cor. 4M a2d .Iukct SIS, H'lminy!on.
II AVE on hanl the largest and hes, nssou-
Il menI in their line of business to be- found
IN Wilmington; purchasing for cash we are
enabled 10 sell at the lowest prices and ensure
abstraction 10 onr customers. Our assortment
81 Watches is very full, from the most cclcbla-
ieh manufacturers, AMI the newest STYLES of
raSrs. Patent Levers, DupicX, Frcnc! Levers.
hcrInes, and vertical Movements. in gold o.,
liver cases. Fine sets OF Jewrlry, Chains,
Kings, Jackets, Miniature Cases. Armlets, &c.
silver Ware Of all descriptions and styles; war
ranlcd equal in purity 10 coin, Or the money
returned.
Agency for ..Rapp'S Patent Scientific Niche
Gold PENS" the best pen ever manufactured.
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