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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
LIVING GIRAFFE

LIVING EHINNCEROS.
besides hill collection Of other
Wild heasts, all in the mos, perfect
health and condition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12

HAVE examined the embarrassing Compound OF
Bead an Cakes manufactured by b. F. Rabbit and
tended.
[Signedl JAS. r. Chiffon, NJ. d
nentist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-12

u call boots;
ID do KpbUUts;
do calf Oxford Ties;
do hrUganS;
Boys boots AMI shoes OF every kind and description;
Also. chIdrem'S Shoes, CATERS &c. of sorts and
Sizes in suit body ia anyt,in they NAV
want III my line Don't forget 123 Main street Wheeling
va: y. L.. DORSEY.
r S-Country merchants sorting up Tor cash viii do
wen 10 call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8 1855.

Boston, vrs.: tho Norwich mi Worcester, tbs Tam.
ton Branch, the Taunton md New Bedford, the
Vermont and Manschusetts, and the Cape Cod
Brsnch-mking thirteen railroads in an-wss
$3.50, 500. The lumber transported on the Same
roads in the year ending Nov. 80, 1853, was s,A27,-
ll7--making an increase in the travel OF the Last
year Of 6o9,l62 passengers The amount Of freight
transported on the same roads In the last year was
2,66o,es5 tons; and in the preceding year 1885, 1856
tons-mAking an increase In the am ount transport.
cd in 1854, Of 2ol, s7s tors
The following table exhibits this circulstiol, de-
pesits, discounts and specie Of the banks Of Ken
tu3ky on The LIST Of January, 1866
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LE0AL NOTICES.

CITY \ COUNTY oF WV YORK, ss.-xAE
Ann sheridan, 81 said city, being duly sworn, says
that she Ia the xlie 81 william sheridan, residing Al
No. % James street, In tAs city, that the complaint
made before Justice Osborne by hsr brothers In Law
stephen Il. Brophy aud William story, charging hsi
said husband with var aus acts u violence and III treat
nsn, towards her are entirely uDfounioI aud untrue,
that the stat Ia the Andavits presented befors
said luttIe. ar. pur. fabrcAtona from beginning ~
end that this deponant j. no. and has not been sick, OF
unable 10 appear and protect herself Al any time, but
for months past has been 10 The enjoymsn, Of her usual
good health, and living comfortably and happily with
her said husband that this Opponent and her ,Ad has.
band are both Of ID. Catholic church; that this dspo-
nsnt has been a resident Of this city for nins years ana
upwards, all Of shieh time ss has resided In James
street, within q block or tsO % tho Fourth ward station
house, aud II ~ Any tine sLe Lad bad cause 10 make
Spy compliant asainkt her sad husband for III tsos.
brooklyn la -yeff. a1le dons 70 v,.hcai ~. "a OF
nsnt II the once OF The rvn ssss.lyusr vhoss usme 4.
hereto. At which Place dsponess -sssss-i
with out any dinsOlty, notwithstanding bsr friend and
In law Bfophy, on VIC th instant, suors that
dsponsn; vas .isl AMI unable 10 appear aad make The
complaint, which he volunteered hts ssrvioss 70 nAse.
NARY ANN SHERIDAN.
Sworn before mo, this tn day u February, 1915.
J. y. J. HAhIr, Csmmlssionsf Of DEEDS.
The above AnldAsit va ina 10 In our presence.
X twAIs, attorneys Sc,
IL Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
CITY TRADE REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. Top. NJ.

ASHES About 20 tbls. pots were sold q. old prices.
BnEADsruFrs.-Flour-0wing to tho cold ana stormy
character Of the weather, transactions were moderate,
embracing about 600 q 5000 bbls., part Of which being
sold, and not previously reported. Common ~ good add
straight state BRANDS brought IS 81 q So 90. Fancy and
favorite brands we're unchanged. Canadian was brisk,
and, included with the above, there we're about 800
bbls at 3s 81 for handsome quality in bond, and a. 50
81 Q 30 81 for common TO good, duty paid. Southern
was In moderate demand, with light sales at unchanged
prices. Extra Genesee was At go 80 a &l rs, with lit
tie doing Wbeat-Wc only heard Of 500 bushela CON
mon Southern at 81 Is. Corn-No sales Of moment were
made on the spot; some 1900 bushels Q, soa,hsra
To day, prime Southern white was held above the views
OF buyers. Rye was duh ana nominal, and oa,s were
quiet, at % % q 81.
BEn.-country mess and prime were unchanged 200
CoyYrs~Tie saies emsrscsd about 500 bags Of Rio at
exc. a 10c 100 mats Java nj l3hc.
CorroS.-fbe market was steady, with sales reported
Of 600 to 500 bales.
DRuos.-Sales four cases essence lemon, and two cases
essence ~bsrgamot were made at 81 per 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS we're light. Shippers were
disposed TO Await the receipt OF later foreign advices be-
fore doing much. To Liverpool, 200 tierces OF beef were
engage q: 50 2So ooi., i ao9r.s; ls, 90 Cd and iso o' "n'
changed. To Bremen, 20 tons heavy soois at 25s. To
California rates were unchanged.
HAY.-Ths sales embraced 400 TO 500 bales, at 0c. .
Hoxn.-sales Of 30 cases were made on private torms.
lkoS.-The market was etesdy, ana the hales Withip y
week have been large; Scotch zig was held at $50 s3l,
Fix months.
LARD.-sales OF about 30 barrels prime quality were
made at l0c, and 800 barrels ana uercss prime kettle
endersd sold at ~
MorAssts.-sales OF $50 bbls new we're made At 2Sc
and 500 do. at &c. n CSC.
NAVAL STORES Sales Of 90 barrels spirits turpentine,
n good shipping order, wers made At Ale.
ON The market for linseed was nominal, az TIC. In
ayge lots, and at SOC. . Sic. In small quantities.
PxoyIsIoss.-0a mnesk 80 GsIs pade at lia;
demand At sl2 SO, At which ANAL sales were made 1Sfae
morning, but at the close II sas held 6rmer; 100 nov
mess sold At ell; new prime was last sold at si3 IL.
RIcK-Ssles Of 10 casks were made at &c. Q 4hc for
export.
Su6AR The market vas ste,dy, and the sales en-
braced about 800 hhds. New Orleans, ~ Axe . be.
TonAcoo was quiet and lrm.
TAILow was dull and nominal.
wnIsKHY.-sales OF $50 barrels were made a. 33c. o 3Ic.
for State prison; jersey was last sold AZ 32Lc.
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There has been at the several markets, . general al
vance In beeves since our last. The reason ia said 10 b.,
by some, a scarcity OF cattle, present and TO come, aud
the demand here being considerably In excess Of sappi o,
white others, again, refer 10 subdry h-Avy orders, to
wen known city packers are fEins on foreign account
There 10 some truth, no doubt, In both allegations; bat
speculation, 10 10 thought, has most 20 do With IL. THIS
beat cattle today sold At q fraction over e12, o higher
m RI than has hitherto been reached for Q long time.
But fev changet hands a. Q lower marx than %. Tho
average is from IS 10 Gil 30. This extreme severity 81
the weather ~ the West Ia expected 10 keep back sup.
plies. In other ftsck the,e Is no mstsrlai change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



WEDNESDAY, Feb. 7-s p. n.
The stock market ives active ana buoyaut today,
In spite Of the severe snow storm and intensely cold
weather. The bulls have evidently the fancies I'll
their own way. Railroad bonds and stocks, coal
socks, land and transportation stocks, al appear
TO DO moving upward under the impetus given by .
large accumulation Of specie and . steady o. expansion
Of bank credits, State stocks we're out In grea.
torcs and variety to-day, and sid ss an advance
Erie boz de- Of 1875 and Illinois Central bonds we're
qsdfe active, and large cash transactions were made
atthe first boCd. Bank stocks do not improve
much with the times. Canton Company and Mica
sagua Transt, particularly the latter. were freely
offered, and 40 freely taken Of. better prices One Of
the frmest stocks on the list 10 Cumberland Coal.
Buyers tske hold with o great deal OF spirit and con.
fdence, in any way to suit sellers The sales am punt
70 about three thousand shares daily. Erie Railroad
stock continues to rise gradually. 1t has already
reached q dizzy height, but the bulls Me compelled
TO bny 10 sustain it. Otter railroad stocks were mp
with the market generally, and at present every
thing In Wall street looks prosperous and c,mfortAr
be. 1t 10 unfortunately confined to that locality.
Outside there has been no improvement for the bet
YER. Among the commercial classes money Is no.
much easier, trade not much better, aud the pros
pect by no means satisfactory or encouraging. Stock
spectators In Wall street are, for the time, in full
feather. With a. active demand among themselves,
tbey have managed to run up prices am ,ng them
selves, and the profit and loss ia likely to be all
smcDg themselves. Outsiders are svailing them
selves Of the advance in prices 10 realize, and the
amount Of stock in the hands Of brokers 10 therefore
increasing. The bulls have had q pretty hard tins
Of Il touring the past six months, and they no doubt
think 70 very wrong for outsiders to put their stocks
On the market when they are trying to put up
prices. They thinksoutsiders ought to help them
by holding on to their stocks. When tee railroad
tsDcies were fifteen and twenty per cent below cur.
rent rates, eutsiders were compelled TO ho.d, or
submit to enormous sacrifices; but no Y those who
can get out without loss are not disp ,sei to run the
Iisk Of another decline, and therefore realize at
Once. The experience Of outside stock specula.ors
sBot Of q character, just now, calculated to Tempt
them again into the purchase Of railroad ~faacies,
and whatever imitation may take place at the Stock
Exchange win be entirely among tho members Of
The board. The brokers have it all in their own
hands, and when they can no longer carry the large
lead now ON their shoulders, it will be dropped iato
ether hands, considerably reduced in its imaginary
value.
After tbs adjournment Of the b BOARD the following
sales Of stocks and bonds were made ct auction by
Adrian Fl. Muller
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M kTkihOSiAI-- xADEx0tsEiIE KxifI vrJgrrE.
N ~Frof.s.or " ssisSrsphy, Tor r.s1lns u shsrs,1r
~ . t~f.on's ssptvrfrnx) AMI . fprrtaA vrtng me
elem vhl, spen us rsos4pt u t-sn,y svs o~a. ~
-rtuz ssns " sny r<rssa . fsn ssiisesuon 81 pTu
'hafs<'sr, Affairs ~ tbs bssrt, sasssss c~tnr, N
sssrss, pes, psS, EnIE WHITE Broadway Post
Crss y n fhssr rssSlns out " ths city os s<fsy
'rss~s>ls thressh tb~ m~h All soD3gsbeetezs -
svoss 10 ens wsek sf,~ thsI vS-tFt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

MUSICAL.

NJ usIC RToRE IN JERSEY CITY.-THE UNDER
ll signed begs leave 10 inform his friends and the
public that he has just opened . for eiyn and domestic
npsio atore, at 80 Montgomery street, where Lie win sell
all hinds Of sheet music at New York prices, AMI mu-
neal 'nstrunAnts OF every description at the lowest
terms. Dealers and purchasers throughout the country,
as well as schools, 40, will be supplied by addressing
f. A. FfIIAiER, 30 Montgomery street, Jersey CITY, n. j.
Al UsICAL.-wANTED, BY TIE 0RPIlEAS MuSlcAL
li stciety amateur perfor meIs for second violin, vo.
Itnc-Ilo. oornst and clarioIst. Apply at $50 Spring
street. between z and o II. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
DANCING A~CADKMuEs.

DODwORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. zoe
"A. broadway, opposite Eleventh street, 10 nov epsa
Tor TIE reception Of pupils, Who can eosrssnes II any
uss ladies' and ebldrss on Wednesday, and sAtuf.
fays, 81 . and 4 y. N ~gsatlemsn On. W sdnss3sys, Thurs
lays. and every other Friday, 81 ~ Pm frseNaas
as'subiis, on Saturday evenings, for ladies and rsntbr
Gss- ksnfhlJ sources - asaa. Circulars, contAi aiming
asJs, bours and terms Of Instruction, can be hA1 q, shs
zs.a-ny stany iims, % VIII b. sent BY pest.
DROOKLYN NEW CLASSES ARE now ron afvG
Id for The second term At WILSON'S Academy, for
asSe ~, on Clinton street, corner Of Atlantic, ~fopposits
the AtbsnsgnJ Uoars for ladies aud children, on
Wednesday and Saturdays, AZ ~, and for ~grHtsrnsn sn
J~SsiaAJs sDi Fridays, Al . O'Clock y. N.
\ ANcNG NOR sKv CIAssEs IL Dg y.
IL hkOOktS, Di Broons street., 10 nos forrning ssv.
srsI n.r sAsses, W commences immeiistsly. An tie
fact i,nsbls eaDess tAagh, In one course ~ lsssoss.
rryats 'sssons .; various hours. Bolros Wednesday,
nights
ACADEMY, "a HOWARD SrExgT NIL
IL CAhOIJsE YEZ1tSa bsgs leave 10 inform ths
goths, 'hs, he has opsosi her dancing .eA!eny ,or
IL insirueuot Of ladies' and ssutsnsn, 10 ths Dost
syhs, eaneos Of tho day. s<bsol Tor prAeLss ever alxht
70" hst tsst %Ven 70 Ven ssiooA
nlsCiSG grIOOf, gi BBOADTIY.-KR. PEyAc
IL tb y, bAs tLs honor 70 Inform hs pupils that h.
10 'hs fret dsScsT Misc Psalbs AMI . namksr u other
fVisBeis dancers iaiIss In ths day ttaa and IN The
evening rutl 10 oelosh AL the fashlonAbis dances
t.ssht IL liz lss'sns. Price ~ tickets fgr ar isl,ss
DRIyATE sCfOCi, 600 BgoADwAY-DAsCTso
a 'ADski 10 TIE qnisk.t possib.s time. Laa.ss aDz
rsntb Dsn 80 EoS inter f0r sny numb-f % ss.ons .
psw ~isss nov fortning for D~yinnsfs each os instract
o. . ysfatsiy sny danes. ufeaisF, aud al atkll sstons
y = -sas ~ Bossv, book sior-. " HtzsfOs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
vURNITURE..

EuRsITyRR.-wAsrED TO PuRcHAsE yOR CASH,
II tbs entire furniture o. = ssi fur nshsd bou.s, do
any time bstsssn nov and the lot % hsy
Isrt Iss,s address J n D., Herald once, stating
when the same can be seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

stoch here Ia very small, and the market oloses with n
sale OF 35O bbis. realized at 81 rs. In Nantucket, sales OF
1000 bbis. have been nA6s 1t 81 70 per gallon 1880
sx porf to Europe, thv baance for . New York house.
Whale -ThcJci Il ccssfdsrsbie inquiry for whale, with
Q light Improvement IN prices. The trausactions con.
'sist OF $50 bbL. at Csc. 100 do. At CSC, and 200 40.
At . prise not transpired.
w6slebone.-s4ies for the week 10. 900 lbs. ochotsk at
3eke. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
NJ uslC AT THE REDUCED ~PRICE.-0CR NEW
i nov ready and x1r Tx An tfg JNsatly redu ,ed price,

~ uslC AT II REDUCED PRICE.-oCR NEW
/. bow ready, and ~nrJ rs Ahntfe Myatly redu' ed price,
states without charge. In order that purchaser mxJ
have the advantage Of cur great reduction In tho price
Of music, II 10 necessary that they should select from
our CT talogu c, which contains nearly all the works Of
lorrit or popularity Of foreign composers, and AL the
ysiusbl. copyright works Of VIM. Vincent Wallace, Geo.
y. Poet, y. II. Brown, J. A. Fowler, and others. Such
mon copyright works ~ are not 10 our catalogue We are
nov about, and Will continue 70 reprint, 10 that the pub
lie may have the advantage Of the reduced prices on
them. Purchasers At other stores viii be sure 10 inquire
for our edit.on,, In order 70 got them ~ the reduced
price. Panofortss, guitars, flutes, ke., ks, Of our e~n
manufacture, all at the lowest market prices, and var.
raDted in all respects Prince 4 Co . melodsons, hAr.
monions for churches, &c, ke.
VIM. HALL a BON,
23e Broadway, opposite the Park.
Dealers ssmiDsries and teachers su pplied on the loves.
terms. Music sent by mall 70 any part o. the United
States on receipt Of the money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
New York Cattle Market.

New York Cattle MARKET.
wEDSrsDAr, Feb. 7, 1854.
AT ALLERros's WASHINGTON DROVE YARD.
offered to-day, LOO beef cattle. offered doriug The
week, 400. We subjoln tho returns Of tho week in Do
tail, together with the section Of country whenCe tho
the supplies came
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

TIyo TRAVELLING MANAGERS.-THE SUBSCRIBER
l. Offers for sale copies Of the following successful
piece, " - kenIethD "Armoref o. Tyre ! "Yaa
CABIN" tthe National Theatre version, as played a. that
bouse hire. hume red and twenty five consecutive nights
Female Forty Thisves,p "A.iai.in the Lamp :" Ire.
land A II Is,n "shandy McGuire,n Limerick Boy"
"Pa5dy the Piper,p Z" Ireand and America, y Katy,
the Hot Corn Girl,p Fashion and Famine q Nose ia
pieces Of the past season. Apply to W. HANDBOOK,
Box onics, National Theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

AIbeit H. NJ Iay's regular semi. weekly auction
sale Of stocks nd bonds will take place tomorrow,
Thursday, St l2t o'clock, ct the Merchants Elk
change.
At tie second board the market was no. 90 active,
BOT higher prices ruled for some Of the fancies.
Cumberland advanced / per cent; Nissragus, 4;
New York Central Railroad, "a; Erie Railroad, I;
Erie Bonds, 1876, /; Virginia SKIES, 1; Missouri
Rxes, 1; Reading Railroad, Z. Illinois Central
Bonds fell of l per cent.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasuser's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

CECOSD HAM PIANOS AT GREAT BARGAIss.-osE
- octave soeaa piano CT. Gilbert A Co }, round
corners. price $3.50, viii b. sold for $3.50; one DO, ga
octave, prcs e3s5, viii DO sold for s2s5; one Q octave
20, square case, price t32b, VII BE- sold for $3.50. Also
$50, SO, and to. New pianos At CRAFTY reduced
priess. Superior toned OK octave pianos. for si7s.
he.o:sons Of every variety Of style for sale, extremely
low. Pianos 20 rent. Pianos for sale on monthly pay.
n.ps Music At The reduced rates, selling rapidly.
t~psrhling Polta, by Thomas Baker, with lih,yraph Of
music establishment on ttls Page.
HORACE WATERS, 3ss Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

g11 600 -wAxTED 10 PURCHASE ~ A
BltOOO ys-iisnaa from 'hs .eu;h, tio, 30
softb - goa sslsEtl- drygooss, for which ~ I'll pay
SO esst M ~ At0 10 st0.f, = frsi rate Investment,
49, o. hs1bax for further y<rueaIxrs, a4srts y.
Estsras ben los Pest onss.
IApGfH, cArsihkFs, yETisGs \ iisEg DKif.
~ ltSgs seiibg "a A. kaeton prices. his srArs
eTpof'satif, az tbe advertiser has his uns better osru-
Ii-a 70 p1isuhs ADD r-tnshiag ,Ls,hs, ~.stlns&, lsass
tusfs dn1iss-, Ne. Call and sramibs samples
Ish Btkk, Jan inpgF,sf, ~ hstssn lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
FINE ARTS.

CT. VALENTINES DAY u CLOSE NJ HAND
- YourS ladies' and gentlemen who do not wish ~ lot
this important day 40 favorable 10 lovers, 20 by with.
out securing the objects Of their choice, should send one
dollar, and rcc.i o t~postIaid) one, two, three or four
(~aeeord!ng 10 Tia. quality dosrcj,) splendid vai~ntinss.
Strong are the only valentines which have received the
oorree. stamp d Cupid, and are warranted. All orders
10 be addressed TO
T. w sTR0SG, Manufacturer, % Nassau street.
". B-Dsalers should scnd al once for one Of Sirongis
ten dollar sample lots, containing 800 valentines Of An
descriptions.
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Total... %, e2s,s lo 2,lse, $50 $3.50, 2ss ~4,14s,Ss7
The following table win compare the condition
OF the banks included in the above, on the lss Of
Januarv. 1874 and 1QkK.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

Y,Bls AFTERNOON, AT 0, AND IN THE EVENING,
at 7, at the Franklin Museum, No. So Bowery, the
new troupe OF Model Artists viii appear in q choice SO
lection VI living ststuary, introducing some new fca-
turss. Don't forget ,his, (Thursday,) Feb. 8, at land !
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

Beef cattle have been Ia active dem and and s.eaiy.
Prices have gone up about = dollar on toe better quail
Ties, and az say on the poorer descriptions The FOL
lp~Eg memoranda Of sales By Mr.. Thomas Iarkin, will
ttov he market average
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

The annexed table exhibits the extent and cost Of
railroads in Vermont at the close Of the year ls54:--
RAILROADS IN VERMONT.
Miles. Cost.
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CtO ono cIiALfINGE-TK sKw YORK ~.
DL.OOO dian M.deAl institute, Du. y RuyE~
sOs 4 co, 1roJrstgu, No ] Trankin square, ~ the
Junction Of Pearl Cnerfy sni frAnifort streets, NV
fofh Dr. 4 o1kASDER, r~rA1tsinx and es~nsultse
physician, ehallsngss the ~efi In ts sun Of q. e1
assts'i o. go, In the ir,s'msnt u rhsamsksm, con.
sunpten, dit.ase u The heart, and ever ether dlssass
CON mon TO Tia human systsu
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-19
Cookss FAMILY CRoCrKy.

i COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
THE Undersigned would respectfully 60 Tie
citizens OF Evansville, that be better prepsr-
ed than ever to supply their tables WITH kpEkY.
THING CHOICE AND FkkSH, in the line of Family
Groceries.
Thankful for The very liberal patronage received
ring the past year. confidently expect continuance Of
my share of trhde hal claims
and shall spare roenorts TO it, ~ llIa 80
Lam constantly receiving all the leading articles Ell
Family supplies fresh ION d d. II kseI
on hand at all times Fresh Butter Cheese. Lara ha<s
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried and Picked Mest,.
-ALSCAs- 1906 teni
complete assortment of Dry Groceries every % =
crpion. Teas Coffee, Sugars, Melassee, Flour, Feed
c.&c. t-f $50. DOR
MyMARKET WAGON win deliver all good, to An g.
doors OF the purchasers promptly upon the recsipa Of
their ORDERS. Cali AND examine my stock. sd.
io 80 ID aH.a-f ..s'h IN. COOK,
! oef22 Opposite the Post once
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-19
LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.

NREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATION six LOTS for
~ sale situated in Evansville beyond the Railroad De-
pot Four lots have Frame Houses them dother
wise They we'll situated for residences heug
convenient to business and only aont from Main
fine speculation offered in these lots they
TO SOLD Those places wish
ns fine speculation had better apply imme
srae residence For further particulars apply at this
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-19
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRU GGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN.

M5sSRS KELLtR d FARNsLEY world respees
WI fully return thanks TO ercus0mers ssd The pub
lie generality for the liberal patronage xsi.k they Save
heretofore received and take this nescd Of ihferniBe
their friends that .sey have pnrehasedof Hr. crsvfoIf
Bell his entire sock Of rue Il edi o. y eH.'sBd
will continue to the business TIRE hotse
merly occupied byim MATS. between Fist and See
end sts where they will be pleased 10 have feir friends
call and examine their stock They have Mr.
Isaac White Sho has been for be principal
In Mr. Bells establishment who will De hal ~ stsI
pure Drugs allow rates. and dating sre
any inducement 10 The Merchants, Drursisir and Ply
on hand sock of SIS 600. of DIuee
will be constantly receiving additions TO tfssvnf
supply. and hope 10 offer ssch ueeuentsfo NH0Ik
SALE DEALERS as will supercede the necessfTy o.
their vsiti other cities, for the purpose
their supplies. .I.Ia
jyI5 KELLER, FARESLEY o.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

--..A1 s4sy CO.PARTNEMSlHIR
THE Undersigned have this day formed Co-partnor
Il ship the ST, 10 and firm of GEo Fo.TEk 6 Co.
for the Transaction of general Forrarding and Com.
missisa Basiness; and have erected for that purposes
very large nd spacious Fire. proof Warehouse, the
abash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and Dun-
ham streets, and the Depot Of tire Evansville and
Or wfordsville Railroad where the? VIII have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kindsof
Produce and Merchandise. Ea-
They will give special Cchsfgraents, either by
River, Railroad Canal or Wagons and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. ID.
They Will give personal attention 20 the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries ia this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase OF Sugar and Molasses the
Coast, Of the Arm will be South during the
Winter. 's,li f.etlf u $500 ~
They hope BY unrenied attention to and share
the public patronage. N f.f NJ. W. Eos ER.
: GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 W.M AMMAN. 81