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The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-15
GEORGE M'DUFFIE,
INSPECTOR OF TIMBER A1D LIMEER,


UIL.NINGTO.N. ": {.
MAY 49, 1850
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND EXPECT TO KEEP Ur
\ LARGE STOCK GROCERIES.
WE OFFER
$50 Bags Cofee-Rio; Lagura and Java,
i Hbds Sugars,
50 Molasses
IS Bills. Sugars,-cotfce, crush'd & POWDER
I25 Bags Shot.
45 Kegs Powder.
Ifhds. Western Bacon
$500 Lbs. n. G..
81. 900 Segars. assorted qualities,
100 Boxes Cheese.
With every other article in our line All of which
we will dispose of low for CASH, exchange for pro-
D. Il W. McLAURIN
June I'd .As-tf
BOWMAN, SELLERS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
1nd ~Cotkom Factors,
81 Street, NEW YORK.
D. W. BOWMAN,
w. H. SELLERS.
Nav l. 1855. y-pd EDW'D. MCPHERSON
of Naval Stores.
NOTICE.
The firm of \. Mckenzie Co.. at Fair Bluff. was
dissolved by consent the goth day of June
last All business connected with the firm will be set
tied by the undersigned as he VIII continue TO carry
on the business of featuring Bugges. Barouches
Rockaways Sulkies, and everything IN the carriage
line.
A. MCKENZIE
Fair Bluff, July oath
LOOKING GLASSES.
10 CASES. assorted, from to Is 26 inches.
Will be sold low; and safely packed, TtI ~ yncu,cr
Dealer in Crockery, China, Glassware, &c.
Sept. l, 1855. 6l-3m
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JOHN McLERAN,
(Forncrly of Cumberland County)
4 e. T. y r.
For the sale Of Timber Lumber. and all kinds of
country Produce. WILMINGTON, y. c.
September lst.
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f O r. S A L e
F O Il s a L e
A L r E D UCED RICFS
For CASH on Short Timc
900 Carriages, Bar0ucheS,

hoohA"A1s q BUGGIEs Of euery description,
t;;S. f oi which are finished. and the balance being
1t;e ] oaiiy; among which many ne,c and
f .ha ~ SYKES and one rery fine Carriage. Some
ond af tby isht and all made in the best manner
u oi 'ne % nsst materials My facilities for doing
NarraSe worh are greater than anv staishment
SCUM ana can AFFORD and determined to sell work
OF the best quality as low as it can be bnilt fr NV
any ~ ~ ioi "S
Is- Those who are indebted to me will nle.so ~,
up as my business requires my outstanding debts t ny
August 25, 1855 If LIAM
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JAMES G.. SMITHS
HAIR DRESSING AND SHAVING SALOON,
FAYErTEvIIIE HnTEI.
All kinds of PerfumerieS. Hair Oils. shaving and
hair Brushes toilet and shaving Soaps for sale.
Fayetteville. April I. 1855
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NEW FIR NJ.

The subscribers having this day entered into Co.
partnership under the name and style of Steele 4
Fuller. respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally. that they will receive in few duvs !,
large and well selected
STOCh or GOODS,
Consisting of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
HARDWARE. &c. &c.
All of which they intend sell low for Cash or on
time to punctual customers. Produce will be taken
at highest market price. We invite friends to
give us a call and examine for themselves.
Store on Gillespie Street. door above A. W.
Steele. and nearly opposite T. Z. Johnson
S. ii. STEELE.
y. W. FULLER
Aug. so. 1888. Gilt
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Gold and silver Watches,
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE,
EASCY GOODS.

Thc subscriber is now re-
cciving large additions in his line.
consisting in part of
GOLD s. SILVER W.fTCU-
Els. Ear Rings. Breast Pins, Fin
ger Rings. bracelets; Gold Fob.
Vest and Guard Chains. Seals and
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ADVANCE PAYMENT FOR NEwsPAPERs.-No
subscriber worth retaining will object to the
pay-in-advancc system. Those who went to
hear Jenny Lind had to pay in advance, and
what her divinest strains compared with
those which flow from editorial pens? You
cant take seat in rckety mail coach, or fly
from-the-traek railroad Car, without paving in
advanre for the risk of being killed. If Won
would hear concert, or literary lecture or see
Tom Thumb, the Siamesc twins, you must
plank down your twenty-five cents before YOU
can pass the threshold Nay, if any one has so
little regard for his own character as to want
to read l5arnum's autobiography he must first
pay for it. And yet men hesitate and cavil
about paying in advance for Il paper furnished
at price the very brink and utmost verge
of prime cost-1ngko Canodiau
SOBER SECOND TnorGHr-Some five years
ago tradesman of Pittsburg borrowed about
six hundred dollars from intimate friend
who had the amount wing idle in bank. and
gave him security a fraudulent mortgage on
property belonging to his mother The trades
man failed, and went to California and his
creditor found upon investigation that his mort
gage was good for nothing, and that not cent
of his claim coIid he realized. The defauItcr
not again heard from until the arrival of
the steamer Il few weeks ago, from California;
when the gentleman from whom the money had
been borrowed received note from him stating
that he had sent thousand dollars to
pay the principal and interest of the Iong-stand-
ing account, and that that sum was now await
ing his ordes at banking house in New York
which he named. The gentleman has the mon
cy safely i'll his possession
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FALL GOODS, 1855.
PEARCE & FERGUSON

PEARCE FERGUSON
Are now Receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of
Foreign amd Domcstic Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Bomaets Hats, Caps, Boots and
.SAocs
With general assortment of READY-MADE
CLOTHING. to which they invite the attention of
Merchants. the Ladies and all. and which they
LOW PRICES for CASH on Time to punctual Gus
toners at Wholesale Retail.
Is. +. PEARCE. j. 3, FERGUSON
Sep. l, 1855. Cliff
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FA AYETTEVILIE
EEM VI ALE HIGH SCHOOL.

The Executive Committee take great pleasure in
announcing to the public. that this Institution will be
open for the reception of Students Monday the
of October next. under the mana cement of Rev Nm.
E. PELl-, Principal. with competent Corps of In
structors.
The ''Fayettevle Female High SCHOOL, originated
III The purpose of the citizens of this place without
distinction OF sect party. TO provide for the thoroue
education of their own dau shters home;-a fact
which the undersigned believe. affords a sufficient
guarantee to the citizens of Cumberland the Counties
dacent and the public generally that it will be
luctcd upon the most liberal and en rhtcned prir-
c:pcs.
The = High School = will embrace both the Pre-
paratory and Collegiate departments and is ancl
to be equal to any Institution in the State in impart-
ing knowledge of the soitd and ornamental branches
of Female etlucation
The government of the School will be strictly
parental-and while the purest Christian morals will
ne aSsduousiy inculcated. all sectarian bias will be
rgdly avoided by carefully Observing such course
all connected with the Institution shall be daily guard
ed and respected.
The health of Fayetteville for several years has
been proHcrbially goodicwcr deaths having occurred
here than in any town of the State equal popula-
tion. within knowledge. The scholastic year will
embrace 10 weeks. commencing in October a;ld ter
mnating in JUL: making but one vacation. which will
occur at Il season WEca students should be relieved
from cuntnc nlcnt and study.
The names of the Faculty the Of study and
the list of prices. &c. will be made public
our arrangements are completed.
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NORTH CAROLINIAN.
E.4YETTETILLE, n. {

| TIE NATIVITY OF THE EMPLOYEES IN TIL
STATE AND OTHER DEPARTMENrs.-In answer t.
| the queries of Il correspondent, we make room
for the following, which appears in the Uniol
Of June 10Th:
| "Thc following complete refutaton and ex
posnre of the false statements Of the know
nothing press procured by us from til,
| records in four of the Departments in Septem
Der last, and we are now enabled authorit tivel,
to add that the changes made since that tim,
have not increased the relative proportion q
forcign-born citizens in Office:
Il. The Post Office Department employs il
Washington 100 persons. Of these, So are
native-born Americans, and - foreign-born
OF the II, five were appointed before the
present administration came int power, avne
seven appointed by the present Postmaster
General.
q The Interior Department employs 19S
persons OF these, 604 native, SO foreign
born, and 106 whose birthplace is unknown
49, The State Department employs at Wash
inSton 50 persons. Of these, so are native
and . oreiyn-born.
Il. The Treasury Department employs at
Washing: on and in the custom-houses, light
houses, and coast survey, 2,09S persons. Oh
these, ,s43 are native, 227 foreiyn-born, and
26 whose birthplace is unknown.
cit appears from these records that in the
four departments named, there are 2 567 native,
and 322 foreign-born citizens employed A
similar statement from the other departments
would not increse the proportion of forei gn-bOrn
appointees. What We have given is sufficient
to stamp the charge Il gross flsehOou" ;"
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r r r NJ S

TERMS
OF SUBSCRIPTION THE CAROLINIAN.
Fora single copy if paid in advance per annum, So 90
the end of months, so
at the end of months. ; 90
:" s g at the end of the year, so
No subscription will be received for shorter period
than year unless paid in advance
With the view of extending the circulation and en-
hancng the usefulness of the paper the proprietor Of
fers the following remarkably low
CLUB RATES, LN'T.4RL4BLY IN .7DV.4.NCE:
5 copies of the Carolinian, year, ss 90
Rates of Advertising:
Sixty cents per square of l6 lines less for the first
and for each subsequent insertion unless the
advertisement is published for than two months,
when it viii be charged
For three months, 81 90
For six months. 90
For twelve months. 10 CD
All have the desired number of in
sertons marked on them orthcrwise they will be in
serted till forbid and charged accordingly.
VIM. J. YATES.
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UIL.NI.NGTO.N, ". {.
MAY 10. 1855. 6m
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AsSIGNEEs' NOTICE
$4,000 WOWTh OF GKOCERIES.

undersg ed having been appointed s.gnsss Of m.
arm OF Ellis Sehlamp Grosers Of this city, viii pro
a. sell e Po bic auction eommenens Moaday April
closed up the groceries Of said hrm every
fosnd IN large stabshmsnts Of this Kind
OF eonee sugar moasses liquors kinds
glassware wiliov-wsfs together with general
TERMS or SALE ALI sums M a.r a., S.,,.-... .s.x
XSsn " iInr IN months With approved security.
III Do sold ~ the same time Of budins maks-
fsls such % ssrd window frames and sash ETC.. ETC.
uh,ss PHILIP DECKER,
WIN. HEfLMAN.
Assigness.
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS an,
STATInNIp

W0ULD respectfully inform hsfriends andthe pub
Tic generally that having purchased OF Msssrs
nanoone T wheeler, their entire stock of Book 4 &,
stationery he has owed his Book Store to the
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block Corner
Of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enable him IN
onerto his customersa larger and better assortment
mas ever before been brought to this market:
Tsuhg IN part OF Miscellaneops. School Medical and
theological Books: Writing. Printing. Wrapping ana
Fancy Paper, ard Foreign Fancy Stationery Of All
atCincnnat prices, fact to which he would caIithe
attention ofcountry merchants, dealers and
tn purchase of him. auc ostS
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

ME subscriber has taken the above house and ma,
L entirely reftted and re.urnished it, and is
to entertain the patrons Of the house in sasfctoyy
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
reter Burke, and has good stock of horses and car
riages to let. WV
The stable Is large, clean and well located and good
in attendance
% pad 20 the care OF horses left with him
ng, and In all respects the public IA find the Sher
wooa House good Hotel. ljyS-tfl J. A 8YERS.
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C. &C
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ny
IL = n n " 3 u n r NJ

LEI G 81 & VERLIN0
'HE undersigned have purchased the entire stock NJ
Drugs and Medicines Of J. M. ID. Miller d Co. and
stand Of Keller Fsrnsey No. IA Water street under
the hrm Of LEIGH * verling.
Charles LEIGH ofthe 6rm hopes he is known
70 the pubic, having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
beis store the last i've years. Peter Verng ofthe
hrm having been clerkng In the store the
dence its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock Of
drugs ana medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention TO business and BY low prices To
liberal patronage both from old and new customers
..,o. CHARLES LEIGH.
ieo<oly PETER VERLING
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JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

JOURNAL JOb OFfICE.
We invite the attention Of the public to superior
facilities for doing Jon Work Of all kinds with neaness
dispatch and cheapness. Our stock Of Job Papers,
Cards. &c. Is constantly receiving additions, while
the latest OF Types, Borders &C., &c. for
working this stock to suit any order. In
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS,
By which are enabled to do work cheap, fast and
good. We have also ordered
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS,
execution OF small and fine work In elegant
manner. These with other facilities and fine assert
oftypes, enable to defy competition. Wehave
lse as nne
RULING MACHINE
there the western country, and the only one In
Evansville, by which enabled to do all kinds OF
RULED BLANK WORK
II style. Orders either by letter or In
On are respectfully solicited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
fer Handbils, Bills Lading, &c. &C. The work will be
executed and sent home promptly and charges reason
able.
MP We have reduced our prices lately In many
kinds Of work. while the prices OF material and labor
have zone up terms for job Work are invariably
Cash ONyDELIvERY or WORK.
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CO.PARTNERsHIP.

/ "n Undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
snip under the style and firm of Gro FosrKR a. Co
- | 'ansacHon OF a general Forparding aud Com
.sson Business; and have erected for that purpose
large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse on the
nam Streets and near the Depot of the Evansville and
n Railroad, where they will have ample
anu convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
VIII give special care to Consignments either bv
eei, haiiroad Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. - o' ""'U
ney VIII give personal attention to the purchase or
OF Produce or roceries in this Market and solicit
C ioI Inc purchase of Sugar and Molasses on the
Coast MS one Of the firm will be in the South dny;ne ,h
Winter. " ~ 1'" uuiinS the
hey hope by attention to merit and share
"oPuohc patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER.
H., GEO. FOSTER,
uoci1 W.M.AIKMAN
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VIE Undersigned would respectfully nouncs to the
citizens OF Evansville country that he
opened shop Main street, opposite Branch Bank
vners ne intends carving the above
xa Ornnenes In the latest aad mos. styles.
rouage. ~
ne has good stock on hands, and prepared TO sell
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SHS4"SoolDe
THE PEOPLES GlFTENTERPRISEA Association
NEARLY 5000 KSGRAvINGs SOLD.
The 0rand Drawing Of this Magnifdent Enterprise will
take place
ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18TH.
Success Certain.
Ii DESTROYS securing tickets in this
"A scheme. VIII forward their ORDERS mediately.
Any forwarding dollar this once will
oy return mail either Of the following beautiful steel Engra
ONE or LiFE's HouRs.
The PAINTING;
Tue Poor RELATIONS
The SarIumE OF MAJoR ANDRE;
Ard Git eist enng the holder to one share in III,
person forwarding dollars will receive bv
~s"' rnne, OF the large epgravings known
The JOLLY FLAT BoxrMsS; or
The nkAfPrks LAST SHOT;
,s emitting the holder to two shares In the
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
In order that the remaining nav n. a;.s -
Tn .ms 0ner the following Inducements to
Any nerson forming Club often subscrb.,. and
ten dollars to this ofice. will ot
full engravings and eleven tickets s'e'en Dsa"'-
Any person Forwarding $780, will receive ma
hfseen enrravings and one hundred fifteen ,eksts
your order rec vsd your money VIII our
. e. All ordsn for Tickets and Ensravin,. ,hon,a
dressed TO l. w sppsnr.r9e so-
N. B.-Any paper giving the above ADVERTISEMENTS
sertions before pr,l 25th. and COW 10
will be with entire the En
named in the advertisement. mha9"
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STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS

IO1OAmOOA1 - " hAlLhOA us
j RNN
NEW ARRAN CEMENT.
HITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
ksiass saa Train. L
New York Psdsph. B.%o rene or w
RON GIN CHM Att
ToS SE,L f I9RI p il sex hours;
BALTIMoREi in Is hours;
cHssk T. \ ssas 81 hours;
sAT ptTyS RTr IN ~ 4 hours;
FIVE DAILY YYH 4ksIss in lO'I hour'.
E.Prss GoI1mSns c.aeE.aas AbfS un
Sar. Albany New York and Ptt.-
%s'.s York i%P ssins
ed etc., connects 70 sanaussy also Xenia to Sprin
Ess. P..ssursh
s,s egsS Albany New crsas P
fSt zaoesvs wheeiin Baltimore Washnston
sSh1.SeiPh. and New York. Xsna 70
sss
IT RS-Cevesnd and Pistsburg Night Express. at
yS,t and Pstsa. any
One train on SUNDAY fer oo 70 SSpri.sseS
FARE AND THROUGH TICKETS.
For prices Of fare through tickets aad all nf,r.,,
- s sss new No.
ne United States Hoteor GeUsrs R
o IN the yellow building
House Railroad and the
p w. sTRADER. General Agent.
rss ses By issSsns the
Hotel or At the osee corner Of Broadway
viii ss IN si n &.
decl5 J. Il. HOWELL. Conductor.
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TEA M boa II AND MACHINERY
BLA CKSMITHING.

THE undersinged would respectfullv An.
ss<<xyf1 form the public that he has tskea the old
%S<X stana formerly occupied by Mr.. Newman on
f5IfErA First street between Vine and Division vhera
ne Is PREPARED 70 do Matchmaking IN All ~
s.n.r Is Steamboat work. saw-rnfu work.
de- balcony irons. stAirs ban sters cellar
crates etc., etc. Railroad and bridEe vorr
ne prices and at short Anchors Of diff
sssm s,r;D. Away, on h.d also water Wheel
nand az Machinery Blaeksmhins will vsrrsnt ssti.fs.
feb2sdly '' '''sihsS' =, ny ,n9p'
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FARE AND THROUCH1ICKF Te
REMOVAL OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
STILL IN THE FIELD,

rensrsi,x us nis oio customers and the Public
"a between Main once 10
no prepared to make all qualities Of Boots and
the latest styles the and
and no niss VII BE delivered :. the promised
ne has started anew determined By hard work and
f-~.fs~sss W suceeeo febl3-tf
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ELDER Il WEBB.
CoMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
FORWARDING A(sENTs
- BALTIMORE. MD.
SS0LICIT C0NSIGNMENTS OF PROVISIONS ANN
~ Produce of every description A0"S AMI
CAsh advances desired
Dol: agents for the sale OF Duponts celebrated Cur
; Also OF the Baltimore and Boston Steam Shin Linz
BY ex permission. to- e~AAehs "seAiy. REFER,
HOPKINS President Merchants Bank Of Baltimore.
JOSIAH LEE q Co.. Bankers. Baltimore;
GGnssxs. SaANKLIN REILLY. Evansvilis:
1ho w hArHBoNE. Esq., Cashier Br E.,r
'ohS "'rchELL' Esq. Prssdsnt Br. Bank. Evansvis.
dec8-6m
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EVANSVILLE. IND. TUESDAY April n. I855
BUSINESS CARDS:

BUSINESS CARDS.
TRANSPORTATION.
WESTERN STATES LIMB.
i by Raroadsand Canals, running in connection wit
At On hs ys
PRopRrrroRs:
A. r; Cobb Co.. Foot ofIndiara st. Buffalo.
A. W. Palmer q Co., l9l, Broad st. New York,
&. w. Sloan. l2l Broad st. New York.
Scott q Co., Toledo.
J. s. Chenoweth & Co., Cincinnati,
Thisis ofthe Oldest and most re
Agents for this section we are Authorised To oivs
through receipts for fregnts to and from the East
very low rates. guaranteeing against any charges
augs LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB sCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. IST AND aD.
70. Schaener & schroeder's old stand,
I RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country that have tax en- the above
sand, de.rmined to continue the same business and
ana iooacco OF the best brands that Eastern ar
ford; also Snuna and Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
snaum, China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and DUAL.
es at the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
NY lengthy experience in the business convnces me
nat can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
s0ncl. snare OF puollc patronage lapl If
\ .OOK HERE
- oWO lbs smoked HANG 5000 lbs smoked Shoulder;
1000 lbs Bacon Sides; COO lbs PickIed Port.
=. LUZ los Lard, Tor sale at HEADEN's,
JsnA-Sm Main sire, &, Evansville.
XEs AxEs,.ss sS1s: Axe. jus. reed nox in
'Leyerett's." "Hoyts"
a., ''Wells. I" ''Collins',' %
which will be sold the lowest market prices t
view HARDWARE Store Of jams CHAs. s. WELLS
EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI.
w 6kkLY MAIL LINE
A1@5 ON and after Saturday July Ist the nm
designed win run TR-wEfKLY LINE Of
stage Coaches a. above.
Leaving Evansvie. Mcndsys Wednesday, and Frid.v,,
CLOCK a. Nj returning leaves New Harmony
iay' . Ihursdsy's and Satur days Att O'Clock A. NJ
Inc Ire wi, At all time be stocked with good horses and
Coaches and
mace with regularity and Dispatch All orders goods
OF packages BE-, promptly and carefully
or Pcss,se or other business apply at the Lv-
and sale stable on Locust the Market House
leaving their orders Of the Hotels will
ecure prompt attention. NJ g. H. DE CARING
e29-tf " 49, NAAo'
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

/ NEW ARRANGEMENT.
tina. be able 70 my time more par.icu
VII Il rss i, III
with complete 81 everything in the Grocer
81 for Il. ry
s ,1 and
70 the very or not pay at all gentlemen that they
March l. 1855. SAMUEL ORR
PINE LUMBER.
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
John r. GLOVER & CO.. corner Of Main and Seventh
Public that they have yard and for sale low roa CASH
Mt Pine embracing all
Ash Too, III, Dressed and Ceiling Cssn and
fencing: Pine and Poplar Shingles
a.S snS. ordsr a. the shelving
pSS,. and win do &s Sc Bin:
roP. febl2u
Jus. opened from Columbus OHIO made to my order.
Bench Planes all kinds Moulding Planes. all kinds;
File Auer and Pss. ,. sSS Sash
and Screws; Gas PICK ids ana aSn: Handles.
Plans Irons Guass' etc. etc. at the
DAMAGED HARDWARE.
~ NJ. GRIFFITH offers stock of Hardware Cutt,.rx
We Coorers. Carpenters' and other meehanies' Tools
danced .S at the late fire. for sale a les. than
Oh BBLs pure Cider Vinegar g Rran 10 ton, Ship
~ stud. at febis COOKS Family Grocery.
CGGs AND BUrrER-ioo dor Eggs and 50 lbs fresh But
~ ter reed and for sale by
fsbI5 j. w. & S. VICKERY.
vU>URNIPs.-75b bush just reed for s.leby
IL febi5 J.W. d s. vICKERY.
box Of HaInsi's E::: Of Coffee.
For sale at lmh3l vICkERY's.
uDRICES OF IRON REDUCED.-The Subscriber Is II
rcceivns complete assortment Of Bar Round and
square Iron Of all sizes, Iron and Steel Slabs Boiler Iron
&c. for sale at reduced prices. feb2 SAMUEL ORR.
m BALES Cotton Bsttins'en hsndand for cheap
lUOby rnhl davl n. MAGHEE co.
cases Sheet Zine;
- 10 slabs Zinc, 20 pigs Block Tin;
90 doI ass'd Copper Bottoms; for sale By ID
fsb2 SAMUEL ORR. |
lust RECEIVED |,
j. Lie and Beauties Of Fanny Fem.
Iss May Taylor. Central Africa.
Ruth Hall. by Fanny Fern.
Life Of Horace Greeley,
Bayard Taylor's Lands Of the Saraeens. aA L.
milf SAMUEL LISTERS Book Store
INIT RECEIVED Id
10 boxes Star Candles; l.
8 do1 jsrs PICKLES; IL
bbls dried Peaches;
dos Pstsnt Zine Wssh Boards
assts assorted Sss Tubs. tos sale y
nhl3 - Z. BACON 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

ME subscriber retiring fro busin esq
tunv to express his grateful ackno TO the
and others OF Evansville and thu
or the very liberal share Of bestowed ON tn,
,ass nrI eiJ Reilly during his with
period OF fourteen years and would ask for co
'inssnes OF the same to his successor in business
eI0-u JAMES REILLY