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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

HE Subscribers have this dav formed Co-partnership
| under the firm of KING u NIXON for the purpose Of
carrying on the BUTCHERING BUSINESS in the town
of Wilmington.
Persons having stock to dispose Of will receive the fullest
market price for good article They intend offering
antly at their Stall in the Market House, the very cho
that possibly be procured to which they in
vite the attention and patronage of the public.
H KING,
c. H. NIXON.
Ior 7 1874 I9-3m*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23

LADIES' SILK UMBRELLAS.
TUST opened very handsome assortment Ivory ana
Laurel Wood handles Also, few Ladies' Riding Hats
Feb. 1924 y. M1EhS'
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ND Committed to the Jail of Onslow county, so
N Tuesday, the 3lst of October, negro boy, who q
says his name is JIM, and belongs to T Pollock Bur-
gwyn and runaway from the Bryan plantation, gvenA
to Burgwyn by George Pollock Jim about 2l years Old
and about feet inches high The Of said boy
requested forward prove property, pay charges
and take him away he will be dealt with as the law d
rects. M. l.. +. REDD, sheriff.
jacksonville N. =. Nov. 4th, 1854 loft
20 TURPENTINE MAKERS!
T1E Subscriber having located himself at Black River,
i at the site known Bcatty's Bridge is prepared to
purchase Turpentne delivered at his landing at Whining
ton prices, less the difference of Freight. ~
JNO. 8. JAMES.
May 9th, 1854 26-lt-3o-tt
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HAII.ETT, HENNING ~ CO.,
rTNURPENTINE DISTILLERS AND DEALERS IN
I GENERAL MERCHANDlSE,
HAII.ErrvuLE, LONG CREEK N {.
BENJI<AM4I!IiN II ~ HALLETT, THOs. H. WILLIAMS,
2. =. N. WtG GGn4AiHTSTERToN, Special Partner
0ct 26tb 1854 7-1y
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LOSEPH IL. kEEN.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs
the public he is prepared take contracts in his
line Of business He keeps constantly hand LIME CE-
Eyr PLASTER, PLAsTERNo HAIR Philadelphia Press BRICK
FRE BRICK.
n B. To Distillers of Turpentine,-he is prepared to
nut M Stills at he shortest notice MAY 20-37Iy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23
The Session ofConpress

But little more than three weeks time remains to
the present Congress. When that time expires it will
be functus ofcio new, and we fear that so far as
the House is concerned very wayward Congress
will succeed Every element that ever entered into
politics, every ism that has been sprung upon
the country, and every vagary and every fanaticsm
will have their representatives in the new Congress-
They will no doubt riot at first. Such sentiments
such doctrines and such hereses as now shock the
of members will, no doubt, then become as fa
miliar as household words. There will be n great
conflict of opinion and total want of homog eneous-
ness of character. The brawling Demagogue, the
furious Abolitonist, the insidiouS Free Soier, and
the ud-mouthed Know nothing, taking advantage
of the opportunities afforded them to address the
nation from this central point, will exhibit constant
struggle for the floor.
Happily for the country some of the good old lea.
ven will be left. Though at first it may, perhaps, be
overrun by the elements, which, like new wine
lack vent, it WILL we doubt not in short time con-
traSt so favorably with them to gain for itself
new and increased esteem from the country. More
than this while cannot expect TO see il reclaming
the reckless and purifying the corrupt we do hope to
see exerting benz gn conservative and restrain
ing influence.
There is another thing 10 which we look hopefully
the excesses of the molly and heterogeneous op-
position that the next House of Representatives will
present. These excesses-and there will be no pre-
venting them-will disgust and sicken the people
They will sensiby feel the difference between the
present and the next Congress.
1t becomes the present Congress to dispose profa-
bly, for the country and the Democratic party of the
working diligently it may dispatch a great deal of
important business, which if left TO the mischievous
opposition that will prevail in the next body, would
be sadly bused.-Wash. Sentinel.
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THOS. Ii. CARR. NJ. ID. ID. D. s.
ekzx~aa PRACTICAL DENTIST for the last ten
ksssAsSz.A years, charges for
N1IYYOlO or less artificial teeth on fine gold plate.
each, 90
An entire set of teeth on fine gold plate $50 90
Ditto on gold with artificial gums, $50 90
Ditto on Platna plate with artificial gums, 80 90
Upper or under ditto, each, IS 90
Pivot tooth that cannot be distinguished from the
natural, 5 90
A fine gold filling, Icarrantcd pernlGncnt 2 90
Do and destroying the nerve, So to 5 90
Extracting tooth, so cts. to l 90
denrices and tooth brushes always hand Every
operation warranted to give entire satisfaction Teeth in
serted Immediately after the extraction of the angs and
modelled after the gums have shrunken without additional
charge.
Office on Market-st., doors below the Church.
Wilmington, N. c., April 2fth, 1854 i95-lm-34-N
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B. r. d A. J. GRADY

CtROCERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER-
7 CH ANTS, Wilmington, n. G..
RS Liberal cash advances made consignments of Na-
val stores and other produce.
e flee North Water Street, next door North of the
Custom House
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FuEEMAN g. HOUSTONs Wilmington, N. c.,
ID. c. FREEMAN 81 CO, New York.
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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WILLIAM II. LIPPITT,

yTTHOLESALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
w Paints, Oils Dye Stufs Window Glass, Garden Seeds
oermey, Patent Medicines, &c &C. corner OF Front and
Harket-steet Immediately opposite SHAws old stand, Will
nington N. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23

BANCROFT AGAINST KNOW NoTHINGIsM.-The great
historian, in address recently delivered before the
New York Historical Society," spoke eloquently and
justly of the obligations due from the American
people He views the great subject from an elevated
standpoint, and his utterance of truth meets with
warm and cordial response from the hearts of all
truly patriotic men. He says:
''Our land is more the recipient of all countries
than of their ideas. Annihate the past of any one
leading nation in the world, and our destiny would
have been changed. Italy and Spain, in the persons
of Columbus and Isabella. Joined together for the
great discovery that opened America to emigration
and commerce -; France contributed to its indepen-
dence the search for the origin of the language we
speak carries us to India; religion is from Paes
tine; of the hymns sung in our churches some were
first heard in lta y, some in the desert of Arabia,
some on the banks of Euphrates our ar came
from Greece, our Jurisprudence from Rome, our
maritime code from Russia. England taught Us the
system of representative government; the noble re-
public of the United Provinces bequeathed to US, in
the world of thought the great idea of the federation
of all opnions-in the world of action, the prolific
principles of federal union. Our country stands
therefore, more than any other, the realization of
the unity of the races"
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~. NJ. " EST,
UCTIONEER aud Commission merchaht
\ 219-tf Wilmington,
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j. Nj. MONK

y. NJ. MONK,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
[ WILMINGTON, n. G.
gsPromp and personal attention given to the sale or
shipment of all kinds of country produce.
Es may be found at the store recently occupied by
GRADY K Monk.
NAV 53d lS5l 220-lw-38-ly
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INSPECTORS NOTICE.
E Subscriber has received the appointment of Inspector
l of NAVAL STORES, and socits business from those
having it in his line JAMES l. Bryan.
Navy 1888 POS Iw-37-tf
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..tES r SMITH MILES COSTlN.
JAS. c. SMITH & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have removed their Of
fee to the second story of the building formerly occu
pied by the Telegraph Company where they are prepared to
Ittend to all business in the Commission line.
An business entrusted to them will be puctually attended
,o Jan. 90 1854.
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c. MYERS,

J. NJ. ROBINSON,
IMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves,
Nails &c, Front-street, doors South of Market, Will
7ington N c. [30v71y]
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TO OUR COUNTRY PATRONS.

To ONIN
WE would beg leave to state that have in store,
w and still receiving the largest and most varied stock
Of Hats and Caps has been pleasure to exhibit to
friends The nearly complete and has
been surpassed for variety and beauty of styles in the State
and consists usual of Hats Caps Canes and mbrelas to
the inspection (which would call the Of all in
of articles in this line wesae Determined to sell at
prices that will make for the interest of Country Merchants
Planters and all others to buy this market call is
solicited
c. MYERS,
Hat and Cap Emporium,
Sent 8 No. | Granite Row.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-30
N0TIl,Is.

NESSRS. LEWIS 4 HOWARD having purchased OUT
~ Wharf boat wish the iiea
patronage bestowed hitherto for eontin
ance o. the 20 wards them.
Weheg say further friends Of town and to ALL
Commission and forwarding business
We have engaged ample Nharfb0at facilities
River having Canal other Warehouses here
satisfaction
ment.
We continue make liberal advances AL property
for sale CORRESPONDENTS and
also promptly NIL all orders for the purchase Of
goods he produce Of the country having ampe facilities
advantage for correspondent
Once. as formerly. uni der the Telegraph Once.
e22-tf JOHN 5. MITCHFLL& SON.
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LOTS Avn HnrsEs EnR SIZE

6NREAT CHANCE FOR SPECCLATION.-Sx Lots for
"a sale situated in Evansville Beyond the Railroad De-
Four Frame Houses them and other
semproved They we'll situated residences being
convenient to business and only about one from Main
fine speculation offered Ia these lots they
Those wantn CHEAP places oresdense wish
inP line opportunity Depreciation had better apply mme
ately One these houses especially de-
ira residence For further particulars apply at this Office
eIc-k,
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CO.PaysTSgslsYrEg.

TsNIiE unde rsigned thisday formed Co-partner
ship under ihe ~ le and irm OF Gro. FoTEk u o.
for the transaction ofa general FOrDardHg and Com
mission Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Firs-proof Warehouse or the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner OF Locust aud Dun
ham streets and near the Depot of the Evansville and
Crewfordsville Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special care TO COnssnments. either by
River, Railroad. Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates
They Will give personal attention 10 the purchase or
sale OF Produce or Groceries ia this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase Sugar and Moasses on the
Coast, one of the firm will be the South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremited attention to merit and share
the public patronage NJ W. Eos Err.
GEO. FOSTER,
decIJ W. NJ. AIKMAN.
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TO WERCEfANTS. PHYSICIANS.
DEU G6ISTS, ANDTHE PUBLIC GEN.


n ESSRS KELLER d. FAkNSLEY would respect
t fully return thanks and the pub
lie generally for liberal patronage hieb they have
heretofore received AND take this meihcd of ming
Their friends that they hye purchased OF Mr. CravoId
Bell bis entire stock OF II ru, a Medicines. md
will continue to the business in the house
merry occupied by him on Main. between First and Sec
end SITS where they will be pleased TO have Their friends
oakland examine their stock. They associated Mr.
Isaac hile Who has been for the prr cipa Clerk
III Mr. Bells establishment, who will be happy ttsll
pure Drugs al low rates and aeeonlms dating
AN, induSemcnt TO the Merchants, Dragysis and Ply
sicanS. respectfully invite them to call have
on hand stock OF $a5800, ofve SCI es~d Drugs and
will be constantly receiving additions present
supply. and hope 20 Offer sucfnsuce enssio HOLE
SALE DEALERS az will supereede the necessity of
their vsitii other cites for the purpose
their supplies.
jyl5 KELLER, RARNSLEH& CO.
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U,UDy,RE AND Cutlery.

Direct Importation from Sheffield Eugland)
HAVE just opened invoice of field Goods. direct
from the m A. ufacturers hands which invite the
Merchants aud Others who wish 70 purchase FOR
prompt business paper. The invoice consists IN part
o the folio wing. viz:
Table HALVES in variety: Hand and PANEL saws;
Pocket DO do. Ripping do;
shears and Scissors; Ttnon and Compass DC;
Isazo-r Dr4wing Knives;
Files Of every descriron: Chels Socket and Firmer.
All o ich will he sold the lowest market rates hre or
elseu here ~ the New Hardwar store Of
CHAS s. WELLS.
deer2 doors belo v the Branch Bank.
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CoOH,N EAmILY GR0CEkH.

=
~ he undersigned would respectfully the
citizens of Evansville that lie is bstte prepsr-
ed than to supply their tables WITH EtERY-
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, in the line o, Fsnily
Groceries.
Thankful for the liberal patronage ed du
ring the past year. confidently expect eentnssnce o.
share fthe trade. present additional claims
and shall spare no efforts to merit it,
i constant, receiving all the leading articles o.
Family supplies, fresh ON III kee 81
hand a9all times Fresh Butter, Cheese, kegs
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried and Picked Mese.
ALSO
complete assortment of Dry Groceries OF ever, d.
eripdon. Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Melasses, F.ur Fee
c&c.
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods to III
doors of tle purchasers promptly upon the receipt
their orders. Call and examine my stock.
Z.H.COoK.
oet22 Opposite the Post Office.
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GAME OF ALLKlNDS.
LOOK OUT SHARPLYi


xSS%ETi. DR. EVANS. Of Evans Restaurant. Vincennss.
Z has made arrangements I'll all orders for
~s<-'-e Game. him BY individuals families AZ
Evansville lie will dispatch Game OF every desert pton
promptly by Railroad and Wogd thank his old friends Tor
the citizens Of Yincennes tina, he is
Game in the best nd the shortest
notice with all the ct supply families with Game
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ATTENTION FARMERS!

NV DOL tEBItts.-The undersigned asks the attsn =
W tiou Of hissuPeriOr facilities Card
ing This establishment has machines day and
nightly enabling work faster and cheap
than any similar in this region while the
excellent may bring in wool FOR himself or
sehhorhood oNny ordinary amount and only tav to wait
be cardi. My prices reasonable The
highest pliee always paid wool riding quality
have old and experienced CaTder work machines
aud promise satisfacton les WITT J. Vi. BIRTH.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HAnTF0Rp RlRE iNsrnANCk COMpAnf.

HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
INCORPORATED iSi0.-CH AETEa PEAPFTUAL.
CAPITAL ESQ., pstf ih eEd sacested.
FGNHS long established and well known Institution has
IL transacted extensive business
forty the United States aud the British
North Americas prOyIPses IL has aimed public
cont fence by honorable and faithful ulhilment Of s
tracts and the Of properly assured tna all lair
claims for policies WA be literally as ed
proDrtiy paid Public buildings MsnufaeDres. Mills Ma
ehinery. Dwelling H0as Stores Merchandise Household
Furniture. Vessels the stocks while port &c
will TO insured as low the risk will admit.
Ii HUNTINGTON Press.
G. y. Bow ERs. Secretary.
So Applications tor insurance may be made 70
ALLEN G. HALLOCk. Art..
Main ss-ee; nearly oPposit the Bank.
evil Evansville. Ind.
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NEW FALL md WINTER GOODS.
f,nL uiRN a lslHsullEIl.Eu

FOste.'- BlOck. FifsI street., near Nam.
EEAYE opened the largest ard richest assortment OF
STAPLE kancy Dry Goods offered in This city.
which rieh ri id silks pia
lack do FreUeh NerDes STYLE French flads. French
Cashmeres ell wool DeLsiEes plain md hx priced
do very handsowe Apaccas and Bon anes. FZvnrh Fog
lsh American fast cOlored Paid Ladies' ard Gents kid
Gloves best quality; large % Ladies Gems and
Chidrens Gloves and Hosiery of all descriptions ray state
Shaws OF all sizes and qusiites large lot style En-
hroiaries Collars. Chenizetts lndereeve. embroidered
plain L. e. dan tkerhiefs irish Linens fanBe Of all
qualities ard color. Ladies' Merino and silk Underhirs
Gents Mesino Lambs wool and sir Urderhrs and Draw
and large variety Ofnotion. mention.
which will he happy show and IL low prses will sell
hey a. Hound 20 20. Call and examine. Octl9
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NEW PAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING ~ EXCHANGE FOR STATE
STOCK BANh NOTES.

CLOIHtNts II EAIHANGE FUH SlAIs.
STOCK BANK NOTES.
FENHE Undersigned would respecsl inform the citizens
city aHi vicinity he has Just opened very
we'll selects ok of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of -
French aad Eagsh Mernos Plals D. LANES half and all
wool plain aud wt:ered Silks bleached piag striped
chang sOlt cold Silks Dress Silks all ecl0rs Of
is Maple and Saeias Flanne Opera Cloak
ings Liasys BAY states Thybst. PLAN AMI Fancy silk
shawls; all kinds Of Blankets HOsers Gloves Embrotde
Claaxs II all styles and materials and multitude Of
other articles too tedious 20 zion
my is. small prh and quick sales. would ad-
wise hO wishing - th ir fall and water supplies 10 la
me with call before par 'hasing elsewhere
Especially would draw the attention Of dealers ana mer
chant taors TO heavy and choice stock OF
p Tin aud fancy Cassuers all colors of BrOadcioths. over
coating Whneys Beaver Kerseys Petrshsm ETC. WOOL SIX
and cotton Linings all kinds Of Tailors rmuiuss
To those deangin Ready Made CT thing request 20 Visit
me in order examine tue very heany stock whea
stsny keep hand. and iItsEd selling at CneinHA' p's
and terms.
AS these Clohingare manufactured in this city uaoer my
supervision. able warrant better NJ anu nOts
sewing there be bad At any other market
Come all and convince yourselves Of the fae crrpp
novs Main street door below Branch Bank.
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HOME INsUR.NCE COMPANY.

TsINA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or HasS0rd Connecticut.
CAPITAL M. UtU-oR paid az and sncss'sd.
FE7IS Company incorporated with perpetual charter
IN 1879. and nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing establishments house
hold furniture aud general. Also inland
sganst the prs of Navcton Losses viii he ber
THOMAS X BRACE. Pres't.
F.. g. RPLrY. Secretary.
g1 Applications for Insurance be made 20 the suhscr
receive proposals and pol
icies Insurance oes Agency
in the West. A. G. HALLOCk. Agt,
syIi tt Main street nearly opposite the Bank.
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TOYS AM NOT!ONs.

gTST received daily looked tor: including most
CD le useful namenal article such Toy
Baskets Boxes Tea Dolis Ras Whites Trumpets.
Harms Ace1repns Games Domnoes Chsssmen PerfuueTy.
Needles Pins TOothp Pencils Gold Pens combs Brush
Toilet soap and Powder EmersOn's zor Straps Travel
ing Compasss Thermometer. Pocket Kntves Wallets and
Purses sewing Birds Wax Beads Jewelry Fire Works &c.
and tor sale BY nOy30 \. G. PUSHEE.
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KELLER. RARHSLBH& CO.
LAND FOR SaYg

ENIyE Of Land the BoonTsl Tca3tsftse aud
equally divided by the Canal. Thf d,siraae property
situated in rapidly improving rar of city 10 ohersdov
sale on easy terms. For further particulars ap7sy
eys-f , p. EBGOTr.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.

AN nave hand Of the complete and de-
w stocks OF Dry Dods Re found in Western
market which to all eash Promp, time buyers az
Our houg directly the
and importers and in quality and
competition any the markets ia the Wet
all of old friencs and
that make well
that others buying give call before purchasing
elsewhere. oetlS JOHN IN 4 FRENCH.
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& =. e. 4 e AZ - - n
Life Insurance Comp any,
CINCIENATI. ONO.
Incorporated by the State of Ohio,
500. 600 CAPITAL.

CINcIENATI. ONO.
Incorporated by the State of Ohio,
100000 CAPITAL.
= EFE INSURANCE effected in this company the
Il Mutual and Joint Stock system.
Offers Gad Directors:
H. II. GOODMAN, Pres't w. w. COMES, Vice Pres't
l.. BENTON, Secretary.
Directors:
H. II. Goodman, VIM. Burnet.
w. ". Comes, VIM. McCammon,
4. Gest, George Carlisle,
Charles ConahaR, Samuel Is. Keys.
A. e. Burt C.. Goodman, OF Cincirpati.
n b. Payne, Cleveland. d. w. Deshler, ColuraLus.
Board Of fSsaRee;
Hon. Jacob Burnot, Sam Virgins, Esq.
5. :. Goodman, Esquire.
Applications received by
HORSBROok 81 CHURCHILL, Ag'ts.
Prof w. II. BYF0RD. Medical Examiner. IdeclO-tfl
: = 'N'"'ON'i s,iNOWDOI d '0uTTE. 49," :. ~
" 'O.''' sTEEy 1S D bEDbiSG wARsnoGsk
no. 81 WEST gogETn STREET, r., STTwEEN MAIN AND
CENCINN.a7I.
N would respectfully eall the attention Of all those who
n4nt. Consisting IN par. OF
Fine spring Mattresses Counterpanes white and cold
Cotton do Comforts aud Bed pr-ads.
Feather Bells Linen & Muslin Pillow Slips.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Rr.eseIis Satin u Laine worstcd Darnasks Goods
Lace and Muslin Cartns by pairs yard aud Drapey Mus
Lila Of all kinds.
Gilt Metal Cornisss Curtaa Bands and Pins Loops and Tai
sells. Gimps. etc
Our a.sortraent of CURTAINS AND SHADE GOODS We
think will be fOund superior other Stock brought
this Market.
OlECs.OTIgS.
Also
Towling and Sheetns Table Laens Piano and Table Gov
Door Mats variety other ri lies nj
to Houskepers. oar aim viii be please all who favor
"a with their patronage.
SNOwDON & OTTE.
angIG-2w 81 West Fourth ST.. bet. Main & W asnut.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
fTsHE partnership heretofore existing between the under
sign a. under the and style Of J. 4 W Reilly IL
this dav dissolved by mutual consent.
All liabilities ami from sail irm will he settled by VIII
liam Relfi who Is the said firm The firm
"'-- ~ ''S1 ''' '' FN' f''' - JAMES REILLY
WILLIAM REILLY
Evansville June 10 81. e2O-n
NEW YO2E COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS IA. BiAGHEEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
81 South William street, New York.
DElNG long established with extensive connection
in the above business. respectfully solics eonsgn-
mens ofa kinds OF Western Produce. which vii! receive
Immediate and personal atteuton at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
assignments Of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all shipments when required 10y
J. Il. MAGHEE & CO..
feb2O-tf Evansville. Ind.