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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-29

CANAL ToLLs--The Latayettee Courier
learns that the Trustees OF the ". &, i. Cafal
in Indiana, in conjunction with the Ohio Board
of Public works, have reduced the toll on mer-
chandize, including all articles marked as first
class or the joint toll sheet, forty per cent from
the rates changed last year, between Toledo
and all points ON the Wabash & Erie Canal il
Indiana. "ss
In other respects the toll sheet remains as
before. No change in the trade between Gin
cinnati and the Wabash
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FARMERS, HOTEL,

roRSER OF MARKET WALNUT STREETS, 81
tl EVANSVILLE, IND.
bova no recently rehtted, and is
now ready the accommodation either regular o.
The airy and pleasant and the
~ ia an mil ed with the market Affords
AEON have just added to the Hotel large are
Yard the attention of friends
Every attention will padto their comfort
anqt .n m Ss ssrSte ~ e. II. MOSELY, r
AZ " rroI\ Meteor.
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CMANGED HANDS.

n HAVE sold my stock of Groceries to Mr. X Sieks
who business ut old stand corner OF
Seeou OAK he having united his with mine
hitch now makes full Grocery. He is alse provided with
an Express and will deliver goods to any persons in
mart city suburbs hope my old friends VIII
hirnth hair natronnge. lan29-tf j. X NUN KOh
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$ Z 8 6 o O SO
10000 NUMBERS II 600 PRsZ
1,GC0 Prizes amounting TO il36 900. :,
Whole Tickets sIH; Halves So; Quarters 81 %.
APrRoXIMA4IItN PNrzF

APPROX1MAAicE RErBES.
The precedipg and the succsdn numbers to hoss
drawing prizes will be entitled the SEQ
For example, il icket No 1i250 draws
prize those tickets numbered 245 1929 1921
and 2 will each be entitled $780, and 80 on according
% the above scheme. r-fF--
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
the there goo tickets numbered from
o0. There 200 prizes and 800 Approximations
making in all IOo0 prizes. ss.. .,ev
20 600 corresponding with the
ber the tickets printed separate slips Of PAPER
rallied encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in
Glass Wheel IL rrsg
the different 200 full prizes similarly print
encited placed another wheel. After revoly
wheels is drawn from the wheel of numbers
th6e prize is drawn from the other wheel
by boys blndfolded The number and the prize
and exhibited the audience and
tered by the the prize being placed
THIS psfAtion until all the
is then prin ted and at
ter certified 20 it's
Ea- Prizes payable in full. WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Address orders for tickets to R. FRANCE CO..
feb23 baltimore. Md
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ORNArEEN FREES AND SHRUB
| u

D5S n "A IA EsIN "A = ~ "A " ID n . Z
E%REIeY.
VTlHE respectfully inform the citizens
Evansville and adjacent country that hr Is prepared to
furnish either Quantities all the valuable
varieties of evergreen and shrubbery
terms quality Nursery in the
Western country s-.a.rt. el .
ALsoAn excellent assortment Of standard and Dwarf
Pear Trees Cherry Plum Apricot Goosberry. Currant
delivered on board Of
cent the cost Of used in packing them
Orders by mail respecully solicited good
FERDINAND GkAhAM.
New Albany March It'll, 1856 mhl3-3w*
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z. Ii. COOK & SON, e =.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES IL PROVISIONS,
- EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WHOLESA ALE DEPARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.,


MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
~ H. COOK begs thank his friends in Evansville and
EA their i3vors freely
him he business amongst them. and takes
this opportunity of introducing their notice his Mr.
f. A. COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
date solicits the firm OF T. H. Cook Son,
continuance of the support literally erred himself
z. H. Cook Son. having taken the busaess premises
purchased VIII lie stock of Mr. NJ W. Foster,
dden that they will be enabled supply the citizens Of
Evansville with eV article they require in the Gro
cerY Ero|siossine. = H. c. Son wish especially
draw attention Of peons in the country having produce
dispose their increased facility
their stock and supplying them their with all
articles the wholesale department.
must their orders for the future. febl-tf
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HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
AT WHOLESALE. =

g. 3. Camp &C OS-s
1928 Main street. betw Third and Fourth Cn,n ri C.
ACTURERS and dealers in all kinds of Fashion,
I'VE able Silk and Hats, Fashionable Cloth Cass
and Glaze Caps Mems and Hats all kinds
Soft Cashmere. all shapes aGd coors Pa
ANA Maracairo Crrracoa and Grenada Hats Pedal Rut
land and Florence Braid Hats; Leghorn Hats all
coofs UhiInreus Fancy Straw Hats and Caps Ladies and
Misses Palm Leaf Hats Hatters Stock Pushes and
Trimmings
We invite the dealers and others to the cxami
nation stock feel assured that shall be able
40 inducements to both CASH and PROMPT
suyers. -H r- e-i.H'-.3'ta ef-. fehZ3
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINcIxNATI, March %
Flour firm at SO. Whisky dull at 1872. Mess Pork
s4 %. Bulk meats 53z@6s. Lard %. Groceries
firm at full rates.
NEW YORK. March %.
Flour firm, sales Of ,QOO-bbls at 81 37@s7 81 for
Ohio. Wheat firm. Gorf frm. Mess Pork firm. Bee
quiet. Lard stoeds5 Whisky steady.
-o1~ r@ Ge BALTIMORE. March %.
ard street al 81 70. Wheat unchanged. Corn lower,
sales of white at 5oc955 and yellow a, 5796l.
rr New YoRK, March %.
The Jury in the celebrated divorce case of Cox VS..
Cox, rendered verdict in favor of the defendant.
Nav ORLEANS, March 81.
Sugar there is fair demand at the recent decline and
about 400 hhdshav been disposed Of so far.
Molasses the sales embra 600 200 bbls at about
Flour we notice sales of only about Geo bbs superne
! in Jot. at SIS 621z95 IS per bbl.
Wheat, nothing fanny consequences has been reported
| so far. *
Corn, the sales confed to about 7OOsacks mixed at
| 46c per Dushel.
OATS 600 sacks st. Louis have been sold in lot,
Rye $50 sacks disposed Of this morning on the
| Levee at &c p bushel 1 l4 =,
l. Pork we notice sale of 100 ibis uninspected al
SIS So and yesterday 300 bbls sold at the same
Green Meats, LOT of ID casks Rams in dry salt
sold at 63ac p ID. o ~ = AH
Bacon we notice only retail transactions at EXC fo
shoulders, and &c ID for ribbed Sides, ~ ro
I Lard, nothing has been reported so far.-@-H
Whskey, small lots of rectifed have been selling a
Rice we notice sales Of 400 bbIs on the 4c
%
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1856. Splendid Spring Goods. 1856
HENRY MARKS az CO.,

ag-. IMPoRrSa5 AND DEALERS IN
w 90 l. LEN & N SILK G o DDS,
.s.r#r. No. IL Pearl street. Cincinnati.
WyT00LLENS consisting of Cloths Cassmeres Vestiugs
W een:lemen's Furnishing Goods Tailors Trimmings.
and evers variety: Of goods adapted to Mem Wear
SILK GOODS fAouding handsome assortment of
Millinery G0Sdss Ribbons, Flowers sc.
STRAW CGODS embracing the latest styles of plain and
fancy Straw Bonnets and Straw Trimmings.
ALSO-Sk Bonnets. &c. &C.; all of which will be Of
fered the most favorable terms. mills Int
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ELECTEON NOTICE.
Office is hereby given that an election viii be held a.
ansve Monday the 9Th day pr the follow
oSs CITY c na
Trustee ohn Burts
at the lower Engine HOu.S By G'dsr Of
mhls-te City Clerk.
and g6sf Of py Ss Iss,
had better call NH
NEW DIs ESS GOODS.
EW style sasege. Lawns Ginsh9ms ch1%bTayss plain
Sc. cheap for cash at mhls-3ws HUGHEs'.
BOYs' EXTRA CALF BOoTs.
9a Ea ga hit 'y rs G s'Gf S m ' Ssan D1
Goods store corner Main and Second mh9-sw*
CONGRESS- BoOTEEs.
VERY choice assortment of Gents' Boys and Youths
n Congress BOOtees at mhI9-3w* HUGHES,
a3 GRASS SKIRTS.
Grass Skirt; superior article of iGTdsf SsT
me- sE FL. 20 best quality reed
nhfs :. s, Il. GLLBERT / CO.. syc. near Water
r'f g. gfE & Txiso for
mills syc. near Water.
- NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
ka The sore Sr%S SssTpd y b s4
where intend 70 keep good supply Of for family
seP
m frse charge
mh1s-lm $50 80 80. 80 J. J. HOOD. :
% Back snS rh sssy F aa'
| y rr. .s5s.. do solid black do; =. rerz
Reed this day and for sale sy MI; JAMES Low &co
IS Vs. s,gs. =, e, Linen Linen ER,;s,.
E. ssx sa s'% iSs
and l'F sale rs Main lss SM Ky
1 II EST QUALITY of Blarsville FLOUR at reduced
ID prices. dec24 TIIoS. HEADEN.
AXRs.-collipa 4inpencott, MAINS; 5 casks trace
"A shHirsh hog and Halter chains for sale By
StOOPEg,s TOOLs.-A full assortmen. of Knives
Planes and Truss t9sFsjp's reed sy steamer
!, mhaf ~ aa Main street bet ist and ID
EpLKNVsig.5GK-.-Al large and complete assortment o
I'D Blank edssrs Journals Day and Cash Books of
'a nSay % ''s S D"'s f. GoNYNGToN & CO.
: 1856. SPRING TRADE OPEN. 1856
s1er are a2e sSss n O. 81 hf Mes
Misses outR and chdrens Boots. Shoes Gater.
s sr as see.
the and desirable stock Offered in the
\ nhsi - First st. near Main.
SPkRANG AND So M IN Eng GOODS.
goods seseted by myself With great care as to style
invite the gentleman of the city and Ticnit
call and for themselves. Shcp second ST..
- site. Mr. MeCarers Ch6rch. DAN. o'NEAE.
5IS!s few r.. choice ,s r'' RAJ
m mh if1'f' A4''-'' 90 = = ~ s. EMBIcH
PRETTY-nss1';YR' Dc LAins' ESSi5S
or NEW IA Willy GROCERY.
Ehave bought sh stsck and taken the formeI
Baak add baYe made large additions to the
stock for future supplies as justin
Saas Family
house city Being determined to exsrtion
Grep sr'l AZ Sch SsTsd free % sS1s
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A Nj BR O TY P Els
TAKEN AT THE

. II NJ d IL a M
HAVING very heavy 10 learning the
IL and in sitting rooms for taking Aubroypes
prepared the finest style sized N
brotypes. one-ninth to one-half size The AmbrO
type the Daguerreotype in and beauty
hving the glare of the Duguerretype plate and
in light We pictures at sitting
negative picture and when held to the light
it is perfectly The AmbrOtypes Durable
finished entirely air and water tight and
be taken in al kinds oil weather
ting from 10 to 30 seconds children
from to 10 seconds. Please call and specimens
P. S.-Daguerreotypes takea in the different styles
fehs-tf W, W. TILESTON.
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NE WFLOUEsING AND CORN MILL.
rTNE undersigned established MILL the corner or
Second and Canal the purpose of manuac-
turing Meal the home trade We will keep
brands of Flour and in quantesto
trade hope merit share of the public par
ronage by giving agood article of Flour and Neal
Grinding done accommoda ate the country trade.
JAMS If t.4a - HART L FAIRCHILD
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TERRrbLE SUFEEffNG oS A RAILROAD TRAN
A Buffalo letter gives an account of the terri
ble suffering of a large number of passengers
who last Week left Hornesyille for that city in
the cars. The writer says:
The train could not get through on the New
York cit road, and the passengers took the
Erie road to Dunkirk. They lay at Perrys-
burg from Monday noon till Friday night,
where they could get no beds and very little
TO eat. There were $50 passengers and 400
employees, who took IN the cars all the rest
they could get During the time two children
and one young man died-not entirely from
cold and starvation, but fatigue and bad air,
: and being sick when they started. One lady
who was on board recei~ed telegraphic dis
patch that she had three children lying i'll of
scarlet fever in Illinois. 1t is impossible to
describe her agony at the constant detentions
and long delays. The cars frequently ran off
the track, and when replaced; the wind would
drift the snow upon the traSk and render it
impossible to proceed. Wdhad the superin-
tendent upon the train and fifteen locomotives
to draw us--but there were some enormous
drifts. One of them was forty feet deep. %
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OF DAILY g ll
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
FRESHMAN WANTED.

An experienced FRESHMAN is wanted illme-
diately at this Office
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All business attended to with despatch and fidelity
an30-tf ALLEN @. HA LL.OCE. A ye

CRACK FRS AT WHOLEsALEuEnRETA
gENE undersgne constantly hdn6 large
nent of fresh Water Butter and sgar Crackers and
by improved SchiaprS. they sold
low price any place. se West and exceed
in uaty othsf aanactory the country large
STOCK awa hstd at my shop, Water street between
Sy more Had Vine.
desIs- dtf -s.a- r.. ..-..... ]. SINZICH.
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NEW GOOBS

mat received at Mrs McKAys Cap and Trimming store
Also-an assortment of Window Shades Oil Cloths bu
reaI h an 0'ANN 0' ~ MRS. MBKAY:
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NOTICE.

q. NOTICE.
E undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Goods comprising large assortment of Watches Jewel
nv Clocks &c. formerly by G. GOssen would resrect
fully the citizens of Evansye and vicinity that he
the old stand be-
Main and Locust would happy wait all
who will him with CALL promising give satisfaction
or sale The ENTIRE will be sold at small advance
COST WITHOUT ANY REFERENCE TO FORMER PRICES
and all goods warranted as represented.
E Watches and time pieces repaired In the
best manner, and at moderate charges ,,c n11,r-,,
jan2I-ff snAo. bANN ~.
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$1.O71,3S6 ~
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not os2 a
-:O:-
The Etua Insurance Company s patrons the very
satisfactory condition large Assets
the further security their pociesal
ing placed at the value at the present time
depression the of They
prime dividend paying stock good valuable and clean
vestments yielding moderate interest and income The
standard basis which the Assets have valued heinz
eoGn Esr Besides this solidlty, the .mpany calls
Alien dD tie strength ard security it derives its
bned system Of Agencies through its having the
of presenting uftef phalanx Of ExPEGEScED uNDERwaI
which worked thirty happipst
results STOCKHOLDERS and claimants for csnd enables
it the 1895 with prestige future
fulness than by apx really NATIONAL In
All business attended to with despatch, fidelity.
ian3O-tf ALLEN G. HALA.OCK. Agent.
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CON G R E ssI0NAL.
t.L5 gE-f.' D. 80. -.
THIRTY-FoURTH CoNGREss--FIRsT sEss1oN.

.t WASHINGTON, March 28.
HoUsE.-The House resumed the consider
alton ofthe bill defining the rights of rates and
duties of commissioners of elections in the
city Of Washington.
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James Buchanan Know Nothing.

We dom know when we have seen SEN
timent, more strongly allied to Anericanism,
or Know Nothingism, than is to be found in
the following extract of speech delivered on
the 4th ofTuly, 1916, in Lancaster Pa, by
James Buchanan, Esq, late Minister to Eng
land, and, now prominent expectant of the
Democratic nominate IN for Presi lent. We
commend the sentiment TO our Democratic
friends:
awe ought to use every honest exertion to
turn out eff power those weak and wicked men
who haze aeandoned the political path mark
whose wild and visionary theories have, been
at lcagth+ested by experience and found want
ing. ABOVE ALL, WE OUGHT TO DRIVE FROM
OUR SHORES FOREIGN INFLUENCE, AND CHERISH
EXCLUSIVELY AMERICAN FEELING. FoREIGN
INFLUENCE HAS BEEN IN EVERY AGE TIE CURSE
OF REPUBLIcs Her jauldiced eyes see all
ehings in false colors. The thick atmosphere
OF prejudice, by which she is forever surround
ed, excludes from her sight the light of Heaven.
Whilst she worships the nation for this very
crime, she curses the enemy of that nation
for even their virtues In every age she has
marched before the enemies of her country
procIaimiRg peace when there was no peace;
and lulling its defenders into fatal security,
while the irsn hand Of despotism was aiming
a death blow at their liberties. Already our
Infant Republic has felt her whitening in
fluence Already has she involved us in a war,
which has nearly cost us our existence. Let
VS. then learn ,eiSLo0a from, erpeiescc, and torecer
Danish this Jiend froaa our society,""
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CINCINNATI, March %.
River IL feet and standing. .....-
The steamer Metropolis burst her larboard
boiler yesterday morning at Pomeroy, between
5 and o'clock. The boat is not much dam
amaged. Seven persons injured; three danger
ously. Capt. Hazlett and Rev. Mr.. Byran, of
Pittsburg, very badly. Capt. Hazlett has since
died.
.s3a BosToN, March %.
In the assembly to-day, a resolution was
offered to amend the Constitution SO that no
person shall hold an Office in the State uTsiesss
born in the u. s.. which was defcated: two
thirds vote being required. The vote stood
156 for, and 128 against. ,.~
The Nova Scotia Legislature has passed the
Maine Li6Ieor Law by vote Of % to 20. 1t
is to go into effect Immediately.
,...s.---.. HALIFAX, March IS.
No signs of the Canada.
The Arabia sailed at IL O'Clock last night.
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MDECEIVE Ed
20 bbIs Me- 2-Nackere; 10 hf-b bs No Mackerel;
2Oqr-bblS 2 do Is bbls do do;
10 he do 3 do; 20 f-bbls do do;
,b,4 drums 00'n'"' '0' SAFE /. & D. HERMANN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
JANUARY 1, 1856.

As presented its Stockholders and made out in pill
with State laws of New York Ohio Indiana. Illinois,
Sc. @.-.,n
The of the Corporation is ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartford. Connecticut.
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Oftha Coupany are: 3
Cash m hand ana Phoenix Bank. "a so, 500 GO
Cash o special 9enssite in Phoenix and
Hartford 75sahs, infe rest 100000 90
Cash in hsn5s of Ageaes; balances,
--s311, ess 73
Bills Receivable, PAYABLE st Bant,y... % OPS Is
Real Estate uneneumbered ........... 10, i43 IS
u Mortgage Bonds, and per cant. II
semi annualiy ,,...........s NJ! 72Ooo
Income Bonds. rrct semi annually t72ne
20 State of Va. Bonds pr d. 1920
5 State No. do do do -5'o00
loser. CityWater do 10 do TO- 200
6 Milwaukee City do 10 'ds $500
- Iss, eco 90
Moftgase, -. eo5l os
Stock. Observation-Disclosures. 81 Geo 90
1o5 shares Hartford and Providence r.
r. Stock, preferred and guaranteed
1G per Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
shares Boston & Worcester R
Stock ............... $50 90
ESQ shares Conn. River r. r. Stock. IA, 900 co
or sn m
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The Jury in the celebrated divorce case Of Cox VS.
Cox, rendered verdict in favor OF the defendant.
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| [-19" r- BALTIMORE, March %.
Flour market firm, sales Of City Hills at s. and How
ard street al 81 -. Wheat unchanged Corn lower,
sales of white at 5OC955 and yellow al 5796l.
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PAINTING! PAINT&NGH -
GEORGEG WALKER & CO..

4.fs ORNAMENATAL AND SIGN PAINTING. -fs 3.
IL orders with ctuality and dis
"A match ONCE Vennemaa's Row, Vine street. between
SaonJ ~ tbi I'd streets If
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Gratis

JUST published: A New Discovery m Ma,;o;u.
lew Words Oh The Rational Treatment. wIIh',,
Medicine. OF Nervous Debility, Low s,,ri,s IaSs
Iude Weakness OF The Limbs and Back iuJIs o.,,i,,
ana IhcalaGly Tor Sindy ond Laber. Dulness OF A..
prehensIon Loss of Memory. aversion Ia Sncir, ',i
OF solitude TImdIiy, SeEDisIrust Dizziness. iirat
Ache Pains III The Side. Affection o The Eyes p,mn.
on Tue race anu other nfirmnIes la mum from Sc
French of DIR. 3. De Ianey ' ''O'" tic
The important TACT that these alarming connl,,r,.
may easily be removed without Medicine Is n, ,i,
small tract, clearly demons 9aled; and The eu,,roi
io" anu highiy successful treat nenI. adopted l,y
'he An'lor luiiy explained, by meus of which every
one Is enabled to cure himself perfect; and nj ,Le
least possible cos! avoiding thereby all The
nOsirnms OF the day ~ ''''S'"
Sent to any address. gratis and post free bv ren,
ting lposI paIdl two postage STAMPS 10 DR. n Iit;
sep26-ly5p6m my
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Great Bargains in Dry Goods

WHOLESALE and REFAIIs--a1rO Opening Of FALL
GOODS.
FAUSSETT & GREEN. No. Is North SECOND
Street. corner Of Jones' AlleyD PHILADELPHIA -
receiving daily from Philadelphia and New York
Auctions all the most desirable styles Of Dress Goods
French Merno. Parrameltas, Mad0Ins, Debege, De
Lanes, SIiAWLS. Eslella BOrdered, Cashmere Thi-
het, Bay Slate. Long and Square Blanket Shawls
Table Covers Wool Plais; Sack and Opera Flannels;
Linen Table Cloths Towels, Tckings, Llnen and
Cotton Diaper Red and White Flannels the best and
deepest AlUSLINS in the city. We call especal
attention to our BLACK SILKS all the celebrated!
makes at the lowest cash prices. and warranted Oil
Boiled; aso TO our long and square Brocha Shawls
Blankets all sizes and all prices. together with ii
urge assortment of Mems and Boys Wear The lar
.eSt and cheapest Saltnets in the city and all other
goods too numerous 10 meninn at the Cheap Store
Of FAUSSETr y GREEN.
nct3-3m
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To Farmers and Dealers
Grain, Flour and Other
rNdnca

The undersigned, having purchased the large
and commodious Warehouse Immediately oppo
site the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Depot, on the corner of Broad and Prime
SITS, Philadelphia, will give the best attention
10 Consignments of Grain or other Produce for
warded 10 him by Railroad, for Sale OIL COM
mission, or TO be stored. -
Produce consigned TO him will not DC subject
TO the expense Of hauling the Cars, necessarily
incurred, when sent TO Houses more distant
from the Depot, as the Cars pass immediately
into the Warehouse. Choice Superfne, Extra
and Family Flour constantly on hand, and for
sale, wholesale and retail.
Orders from the Country promptly attended
to WIN. II. GII.PIN,
Commission Merchant,
s. w. cor Broad e. Prime
.. and 80 N. Water St., Phia
6T Grain Bags oil hand and for sale, con.
stsntly. mar 5.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-19
Donald Kennedy.
No. 100 Warren Street, Rpxburv. Mas
PRICE 81 M
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common PlmpIe,

NO. l2O Warren Street, Rpxbury, Mass
PRICE 81 co.
wholesale Agents, New York CITY. c. V. CI;ckDo,
81 Barclay street. c. H. Ring, l92 Broadway: A q
Il D. Sands, 100 Fulton street n D.
J.. w. Dyrlt d. Sons, Philadelphia s. s. aance
Batmare; Geo II. Keyser. PlIisbnrg. -"''' g
Also. for sale by d. LOCKWOOD and JANtrS ID
OFFECkER' Smyrna. Del. ii. r. Baker, Ouessa
HUM d Kennedy, MIddeIOwn; DR.. 1. \. sun n ~
Georges Dr. r. Worreil. Delaware Civ. and by ali
Druggists IN the United States and british
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