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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

-Our Mt Vernon correspondent under
date of the 4th, says: 1.-THE Golden Gate left
our &harfa at II o'clock last night, heavily la
den. The John j. Roe left to day about Il
O'Clock, nearly loaded. She is No l freight
9boat That little Queen Of stern wheelers, the
Kate .Sarcfet, has just landed with as much
Wabash freight as she could possibly hold,
bosHd for Evansville. feel feel glad that she
got safely out of the ice ard storms of the past
two months. We have about produce enough
let on our wharf to load one or two big steam
ers-say about 1000 tons.
The Kate Sarchet was engaged all yes-
terday in putting out large load of freight,
with which she arrived here the day previous
This steamer was blocked up in the Wabash
few miles below Vincennes during the entire
cold weather. When the ice broke Up she was
saved from serious injury only by the indehti-
gable exertOns of officers and crew. She was
preparing to leave last night for the Wabash,
going no higher up than Williams Ferry.
The Pittsburg Com. Journal of last
Monday, says:
THE RIVER AND WEATHER.-Last evening
at twilight, there were eleven feet wates and
falling; the river is clear of ice from the Mo-
nongahela bridge to the Point. The weather
on Sunday was intensely cold, accompanied by
a heavy fall of snow. On Saturday the ice
gave way at the foot of Glasshouse, and moved
to the head of Duffs, q distance of six miles,
where it remains gorged.
Last Tuesday afternoon there were for
ty boats receiving and discharging freight at
the Cincinnati landing-twelve of which were
first-class New Orleans boats-and actually
ahead of our city.
| - The new steamer Omaka, said to be a
beautiful boat, may be expected here this
morning for St. Louis and the head waters Of
the Missouri. She has just been built at Gin
cinnat.
The Tecumseh, Hungarian, Madison,
Gulnare Monongahela, Sallie Robinson, Hen
ry Lewis and Ohio Belle, are all loading at
Cincinnati for New Orleans.
The river was falling yesterday From
Wednesday evening at o'clock till yesterday
noon, 1t tell SIX inches. Weather bright and
cool.
-Messrs. Eads & Nelson have bought the
wreck of the Sam Gloon at St; Louis, for ST.
500. They will at once proceed to raise her.
The first arrival at St. Louis from Cal
70, since the break up was the Pennsylvania
last Sunday morning.
| Twelve or fifteen loaded coal boats were
sunk by the breaking up of the ice in the Ken
lucky river.
The ST. Lonis papers contradict the re-
port Of the sinking of the old Stint Paul. She
was only damaged little by the ice.
Capt. 2. NJ. Sherley has been reelected
President of the Cincinnati and Louisville pack
ct line.
l.. The ice was stationary at Wheeling on
Sunday, although it moved some Saturday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

Court of New York has annulled the marriage
of William and Mary Kindegan, under the fol-
lowing circumstances: The man was arrested
charged with seducng the female under prom
Use ofmarriage. The justice, the day. after his
arrest, took him into back room and urged
him to marry the girl in order to escape The
punishment awarded to his crime. This he at
first refused tc do, but subsequently consent
ed, and tie parties were married and immcdi-
ately left the police Office, and separated, and
never since lived together as man. and wife
As the marriage was extort5d from him, and
was not not voluntary act, such as the law
contemplated, it was declared null and avoid
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BIG ARRIVAL OF CLoTdING.-Onr little
friend Mr.. Anthony Lobenstine was receiving
ut his store yesterday, under the Pavilion Ho-
tel, one of the largest lots Of Spring and Sum
lner clothing, hats and caps, furnishing goods,
&C., ever brought tothis city. Some of the
goods are really beautiful, while all the cloth
Ing is we'll niado He selected these goods in
person, and an examination Of them will prove
he knows the market. He is prepared to
wholesale, and viii duplicate any Cincinnati
or Louisville bills, Country merchants would
do well to drop in land examine the stocks,
while citizens will find anything there de.
manded by their wardrobe wants.
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Gbe Dafg Na(:5frnal,
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
At Home Again


Mr. Richard s. Brow ming, formerly of this
county, arrived here. last Wednesday on the
Thos Swami, from New Orleans, AM just one
month from California, I'VE thank him for n.
Orleans and California. papers, Mr. B. left all
the Evansville boys well, SO far as he knew,
although a steamboat accident occurred just as
he was leaving by which Mr.. McAlpin was
scaldej. Mr.. Harvey, formerly of this county,
was carpenter Of the steamer, and it isuot
known whether he was injured orr not. 4
company will soon leave this county fer Calf
fornia. Our old friend, Mr.. Ira Fairchld, did
not get enough of California the last time he
luxnr;ated on the Pacific coast, and is going to
try it again. Mr.. John Ward, formerly Mar
shall of this city, and several oahers, will ac-
company Mr.. Fairchild. We wish them hap
py time of it, and good luck generally. Mr..
Browning will return with his family in about
amonth. He appears well pleased with his
new home.
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AUCTION SALES.
OANlELW HIRAM SELsoS
AUCTION ROOMS.

0AHiELwo NELSON
AUCTION ROO3ISs
Old Court House Main Third immo-
distely opposite the Washing ton Hotel
EEATIEG leased for of years and ntsel Al tas
q above we'll known stand. prepared re-
esye for sale auction private sale all kinds
merchsu disc household furniture horses bug
s-e. ETC..
Regular sales every Tuesday. Thursday and SAtardsy
cling O'Clock ~ M Also Tuesday Wed esiay
ana Friday ights. at eSrly gas light.
Outdoors es andsses Of real estate promptly atten dsd
We weekly receiving, and have mower haaa sisrgs
gene raj Of FU RE- consisting o3slat
spindle aud bannister backs scroll and seeOp TOPS
back once. French. Jenny Lind. AM B<se wood
Ch&irs Chairs; EIi1SbeCh
chairs: spring arm rockers sofas soeiables centre
care dining breakfast tables light and wash stsnds
lounges mirrors. and misses hadsteads
tin and wire safes, which will sell Gin
cinnati prieas.
We have alag hand variety of actions ewslry.
volins aeeordeons pocket cutlery. pistols whips
etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEX & NELSON.
mY9 Auet's.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
CON GRE $50 AL.
rHIRry-FoURTH coxaREss-FIRsr SESSION.

WASHINGTON, March 6.
Positive information has been received here
that over 200 men organized and we'll armed
left New Orleans on the steamship Promethe-
US, to join Gen. Walker. There is prospect
ola fight, and most of the men are from the
West and know how to use arms free
passage was given them, and arrangements
were made for 300 more by next steamer
New HAVEN, March 6.
A seriours riot occurred on the Sd, at Yale
College, the students having attacked the
room of Fisk Brewer, tutor, who was tsus-
pected of being spy. The windows and fur.
niture were demolished, and Mr. Brewer re-
ceived blow which rendered him insensble
for some time. -'
1, ST.. LOUIS, March 6.
River here falling slowly. So.
The Salne West from Nashville, reports the
Cumberland river in good navigable condition
and water enough in the channel fer the larg-
est beats,
Tennessee river high and in excellent boat
ing order.
We have had no arrivals from above Alton
out ofeither the Illinois or the Mississippi, bat
from the quantity of ice floating past the city
yesterday and to-day, we have no reason to- be-
leve that one or the otheE Of those streams
has broken up, Weather clear and cool
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

6rTyler's Opera Troupe could not get a
Hall for their performances this evening, as
the Crescentis engaged by Court and the Apol-
10 with the Theatre. But they will give ens
OF their popular exhibitions tomorrow even
ing at Apollo Hall. Look out for them, as they
have an attractive bill, and in attractive set Of
musicians to carry it through.
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CHINA WARE, &C., AT AUcTIoX.-We par
tseularly invite the attention of the ladies to
the sale of China ware, Brittania ware, &C., at
auction this afternoon, as advertised. Among
the articles to be sold are some most beauti-
ful things which must be greatly admired
Call ami see for yourselves, and be on hands
ut the sale.
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The British Periodicals.
AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
or LArTKa PUBLICATION.
n SCOTT CO.. Now Yo1k, contirue to publish the
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TERMS
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THE FARMER,S GUIDE
TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
BY TEsEy STEPHENS. F. r. s.. OF Edinburgh and the
late P MORTON. Professor of Scientists Agriculture in
Yale COLLEGE. View Haven. vols. Royal Octave i6Co
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When mail (post paid California AMI Oregon
the price will be 81 To other % the Union
''Tsook OF the Farm
Remttauces for any Of he publications shoEid al
LEONARD SCOTT Ca.
fsb2o M 81 Cold street. View Yars
SUNDRIEs-2oc cartoons Shirt Ruttonsi 50 dos Berlin
y Gloves rec d this day and for fale by
foo22 JAS. Low CO. as Main St. Lou. XIV.
RLEACHED CoTToN.--lo0es.-.s s.'d qualities reed
w this 5sy az 4 for sale by JAMES Low CO..
Nat, It. -.
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OTAn old man named Peter Meyers fell
from the Newport ferry landing last Monday
night, and was rescued from the, water in an
exhausted condition. But he afterwards died.
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The rrecedirg ding numbers to those
drawing the 2O will be entitled the 500
proxmation Prizes For example If ticket No 1889 ORA
prize tick numbered HAS 1873 1881
be entitled 500. according
q nc abo. c scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
tick be-ei
ITO % 600 There 2oofui prizes and so
m4king IN all oan prizes.
The 4uur rs Frors 70 20 corresponding with
tickets printed separate slips Of papeT.aTe
rolled and encoled with small liz tubes and placed il
Glass Wheel
The of the different 2Ffu prizes similarly print
ed sncted placed in smother wheel After revov
the wheels the wheel numbers
prize the other wheel
by boys who bFn6slded The number and the prize
&c exhibited the audience and
isered by the Commissioner the prize being placed against
the number drawn TINS operation srepeatsd until all the
drawn The drawing is printed. and
nomnarrou the Comm srtifes its correctn
kS- Prizes payable in full. WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Address orders for tickets to r. FRANCE CO.
fabz5 Baltimore. Nd.
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0rThe Putnam Banner also endorses Fill
more and Donnelson. That makes eleven pa
pcrs in the State for the Fillmore ticket.
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RIVER ENTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Thu sDAY March 6.
ROBERT J. WARD. from Louisville to New Orleans.
GLENDALE. from Cincinnati to Memphis.
JAS. PARK from 0iaeinnasi to St Louis,
LASDIs from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
EoETHERXEE. from Cincinnati to St Locis.
TRADEMARKS BELLE. from Cincinnati to TradSEatsr
EnGRASr. from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
ANTELOPE. from louisville to Now Orleans
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ORA boy twelve years old was drowned
from skiff just below Cincinnati, last Tues
day. He was son of Mr. Fealing.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NRw YcEx, March6.
Flour active, sales o0Go bbls mixed extra SEQ
80 IS. Wheat frmer Corn improving. sales 1900
bushels at 69c for mixed Mess Pork active. Beef firm.
Lard fFm. Whisky steady. Stocks lower. Chicago
AID Rock Island 93A, Cumberland 2435, Michigan
Southern e6 New York Centralo5 Pennsy lvania coal
company o07E.
BALTIMORE, March 9.
Flour Better 5aO bbia Gil, Mills at 81 lq,s. now.
street held at 81 %. Grain also brisk Wheat 5
cents better. Corn dull and lower.
NEW ORLEANS, March }.
CoTes 1l7s. moiasses SAX. Sterling Exchange hiss ad
yancsd to eAtsh Freights-Cotton Liverpool u-Ie-
F-our-$7. P9rk--NesSi animal RtSI6; o stock.
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CTMr. Samuel Lister is agent for Putnam's
magazine, in this city, and will be pleased to
receive subscriptions therefor.
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'st,O7A,306 ~
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled classs Lssaes and si7s. os2 q

Tie Insurance Company presen s patrons the very
sasseory condition Of large increase in Cash Assets
the security Of their poci=sa our Investments e
placed the minimum market value. the tine
pres ion the standard Of They either
stuck. good. valuable and clean
yielding moiersss Interest and ineous The
which the have vau heine
GD INTEREST," Besides this selidlty the mPHny calls
the spd security it derives
AGENCIES through having the
presenting unitel phaAux of EXPERIENCED USpERwEI
worked thirty the
res ssockhoders sad claimant for oesaad nables
the 1886 With prestige for future
thG been reached by really NATIONAL In
sRrarre Corporation. -
ALLEN @. HAILDCk, Agent
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THOMasrsEaDEx

WHTILL deliver Goods free cfehsrgs wheE bought hI
~ Store: He ksspaa sdpFiyof Bacon Hama Shoulders
Salt Pork also Germ in the Bran Oats Corn Meal
Flour Shelied Cprn ate Beans Butter Eggs Lard Tes
Coffee Stere Ware, febll
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So l. g 6, 3 O o!s

MARYLAND LOTTERY.
TO B. DRAWN
HI "A v A N A = A. A n
Observation-Disclosures LorTER oFND.. CLASS 10.
To be drawn in Batuore MI. Saturday March - 1856
II. FRANCE Il CO, Managers.
2O0e0 NUMBERS H 600 PRIEST
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CANARY BIRDS
ar tha pure German hrsed. saperiOr bind, for sale by
fsbs5 81 uALLooK sToppARD.
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HUS.NESS CHANGED

r HAVE my of Graceries Hessr T. II. Cook
6 SoN. who Will coutinae THE nsness a. ny old stand
have rented to then They viii also
with tsi- present. business Of Family Gro
and reduee hope tEzdS and customers Viii cali ana
au~ne their stock and give them liberal trial
<s1n retiring from prese1s huslnes would return my
thanks trea and Tor their
ve-y Neral pafronage what still derahle in
Vsry general Rcsuslity in material aid =
shall neefor-h be found the Office GEO. FOSTER Co.
(of rm pepberl. and will give 70 the business
personal at.eEtion, aud where shall be
ian2s-.f NJ W. FOSTER.
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UNCURRENT MON

tITIZENs' Bank Cherokee Insurance and Banking Con
pAHy FIau and Meehanies and Lagrange Bank o.
Georgia Bank Chattanooga aud Commercial Bank Nash
VILE Memphis other Banks Of Alabama. Ten
ss Georgia and North Aad South Carolina taken pa
fer Groceries, By ST. GILBERT e. CO,
fut5-tf Syc.. Water
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; n. H. COOK :& SON.
WEOLEs tLR AND RETAIL Dealers IN
ROCEKAES & PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE. fSDTASA.
-:O.--
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM nAIS.
retail. DEPARTMENT.,

MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW TIE CORNER
~ II. COOK begs thank his friends in Evansville
e neigh their fayors freely bestowed
hum since ne has en- la Business Amongst them aad takes
this opportunity Of Introducing to their notice his
date: and soteiss for the new hrm g. T. H. cooK Sos
r. r. CSsk son having taken the busses premises anu
purchased e VII lie Of the stock of Mr. W Foster feel
Evansville esSry article they may in the Gro
S.Iy and PToTfsion re = u q Son w,ss especially 2
&ny kind pose their creassi &clry for TAX
a arg a.. %.'e "a.
must ensure thoir orders for the future. ieb'-H
EHARi.RTON.-l2 cartoons "a this da,
febi as Main street. Louisville Ky.
JUST, RECEIVED.
'HNHE London Illustrated News with
and PoItIai,s et9ge crTean Go @apdsI' an beaus-
ALso--Londgn Illustrated Time. with supplement- tai
ALSo-Waveriy Magazine for March d LeslisE New
York Journal FOR March, as sAM'L LISTERS
feb2S Book Store.
H9RiNTs.-o styles Prints Per Ists ar
mhi {lsN.iD .'rest Louisville Kv
HgLEACHeD DAILIs.1io cases Blsaehsd Drills, 10
S cases o0''s' Jeans reed this sy HnS t sT rs ~
mh1 4ls Main street. louisville Ky.
spSA BBLS Cider Vinegar 20 keg. choice Leaf LARD 5
9DO barrels do do 5d0 Plantation Noasstsi s NJ bills
fsb2I Corner Main and First ,.sests.
EaAfA LBS choice Fable But;er 200 do good ooohing
cOU do. at loo z sons D., ,or Il N,tn
RUALs do. dressed Qu,tls at 81 per DOR Is DO.
fsbsI '''F1 - = Corner Main and First streets.
AEE YuU INTEREsTED.
to start Ess t1: first a sb sp !.
s sSTy i'F isssa ana give me 'i' iaL EaBo
GyRAVATs loo do4 grOs du Rhine crayas rec I'd tais
u gay anu ior SAFE oy ,,s,,. 70 r - X
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COOKING GLASSES.

Mxt all furnish Looking Glasses in
MahoEany alnnt Rosewood Frames. Looking Glass
Plates Picture Frames also. Gilt Frames Picture
and Pictures aud Oil Paint
ings. wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices
!. q. GEST,
mhsdAwin. No West Fourth atreet. cincinnati D.
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JUST RECEIVED.
E9 LACKWOO for December;
Id CHAMBERS Edinburgh Journal for JaRrarys
Frank isles Illustrated Paperi
Household Words for january
Balloons Pictorial Paper;
Frank Lisle's Journal for JsnuA-yi
Flag of cur Union; -
Yankee Nations for IanaETyy
Weekly Clipper;
Whites Counterfeit Ds.eesor for january
Weekly Tribune, ut
Jams SAMUEL LISTERS Book Store.
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&UNDRIEs-2oe cartoons Shirt Ruttonsi 50 dos Berlin
- Gloves d this day and for eale by
foo22 JAS. LOW CO. as Main St. Lou XIV.
EpLEACHED COTT0N.-Io0essrts s-Ad qnalisi es d
w I'd this day az 4 for sale by JAMES Low ! CO..
rshf7 Az Main S.rsss. fsorisViiis Ky
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, conn,

As presented its Stockholders. and made in mp
with State laws OF New York Ohio. Indiana iHo
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APPEAL TO THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY

UST received Of shovels Spades Grain
81 anu Hay Knives. Forks Axes Mattocks.
Pie Brush Scythes Log Trace Halter and Dog Chains
Coffee Mills Coffee Roasters Mouse and Rat Traps Meat
Cutters Sausage Suffers Wood Saws WAGON Jacks fer
aSis cheap by GRANT & CARSON.
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DEFER Piments. Cinnamon. Eutuess. fofsa.e By
bag or in iotS to suit pvreh=ser.. hy
enl3sf TENEEY h SOEENSOl
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
ITAVTNG ed in fine Store the Wash
nEton Hotel. prepared to wait on all mr.
lid and many may favor us it'll
their calls.
Invie attention of all axood assortment ofEEw
GOODS lately received from Cincinnati Cd ssed
Junior expressly radeamongt which will he found
many articles for the comfort and eoHsnsaes
families. J.
cles p1rsOf tbs>e4s free ef ehEzses
Come aut try "a. 70 "a J. W, % :: VIC EERfaf
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FEUE PropretOrs City Foundry hire recently ereo
td large e-rroof hnilding the site Of he old place
aud are fuy prepared 70 do all kinds of machine ana
Tuhin work and everything arpertaining the Foundry
Tuxuess Yaehi1ery Of all kinds nnde and repaired We
have eery facility machinery and ~oIhmsn. ana
i've ALI WORK en- trusted Undivided attention
raured and are ready py orders for this kind o
aehnery warrantiBgour work dsatshed with
yrices fhe Foundry. Finishing shops &c. are on Pins
street. Sale Room Stain greet just ss5ve Seeond
where orders III be received 1890
;an29-tf kRAI1 HEAbA46>
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e INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Hartford. GOnnecticut


CAPITAL 300, UOO-dH patds9a and INFESTED.
HNHS Company incorporated with perpetual carter
against toss or damage by tlre on
Dwelling Houses stores house,
lod furniture merchandise general Also inland In
perlls Navigation Losses viii be lIter
-' THOMAS K. BRACE. Pres't.
e. G. RJPLEI Secretary
a Applications may bstade TO the subsc--
duly authorized receive proposals ana Issue pol
in The West a. c. HALL0GK, Ag't..
eylI If Main street nearly opposite the Bank.
Cxe4As MD EssRACCO STORE or
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN IT., BET. 1ST AND2D.
20. Scnaeder ~ Schroeders old STANDBY
/ RES ECFFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surround country thstl have taken the above
stand, let rmined to continue the same business. and
will onstantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars,
and Tobacco ofthe bes brands that Eastern mark af
ord; also Snufand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer-
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
ties lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Mytenzthy experience in the business convinces me
that give .nera satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share Ofpublc Patronage. lapl tt
NEW A8z SssEi NEWT. q
! order 'aay be atle to devotemy morepart
business have dsposedof part OF interest in the Il
cry house Nr MATTHEW DALZELL, who will co
iuue the aid stand the style OF ORR, DALZELL
with complete everything in the Grocery
would This opportunity returning sincere
hank he having the house Tor the very oer
atronage extended andrespeetinly ask
hem continue their favor tothe firm an would say
the very pay all gentlemen. that they reeo
March 1873 ~ SAMUEL ORR