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AAN BROAD ROCK
VIRGINIA. RACES
49, FIJI TUE sSnTsi iS A ,ns f 3gs.s
1855, and continue four days
FIRST DAY
A sweepstake for three year old colts and fllies,
500 entrance; $50 forfeit-cosed the first day Of
February with the following entries:
MIR. VIM. II. Gibbons names ch z. Nicholas L. nv
imp. Glencoe, out of Mamie Rodes. by Wagner
Mesrs. Bowie l. Hall name CHI. (. Sonora BY Res
lister, out Of Betty Steel, BY Steel.
Calvin Green names br. f. by Yorkshire out of Ma
ry Morris, by Medock.
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY.
Sweepstake for all ages q single dash of miles
out; 800 entrance. 800 added by the proprietor,
the Monday previous to the race.
Proprietors Purse $500. Two mile heats.
THIRD DAY, (THURsDAY)
Jockey Climb Purse $500. Three mile heats
FOURTH DAY, (FRIDAY.)
ASweepstake for three year old colts and FLIES
$500 entrance; 800 forfeit-closed the first day Of
February with the following entries:
Mr.. VIM. H. Gibbons names C. C. BY Tallyho, ont
of Andrewetta-
Mr.. James Tally names CHI. c. by Tallyho, out of
Betsy White
Mr. o. P. Hare names b. c. by Childe Harold, out
of Marchioness, by Jno. Rowton.
Mai. Thos. boswell names CHI. f. by Revenue, out Of
Calvin Green names b. c. by Glencoe, out of Dark.
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY
Citizens Purse $500; mile heats; best three in Eve
Free for all ages. CALVIN GREEN,
an SS---6t Pro"rietnr
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The Fall in Flour.

The New York Herald says that the fall in the
price Of -four has had no effect as yet upon the
bakers Of that city. Flour can be had in New
York At about ak dollars barrel, fact of which
the bakers of Gotham are said to be entirely OBJ
lvious.
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New Publlcasion.. .

.Yrscaasion. A Novel by j. FennIu6ofs Coo
per- This book was originally printed without
the supervision Of che author. The many defects
arising from bad proof reading, have been correct
cd In shis reprint Il has an additional attraction m
the discourse Of w. G. Bryant en- the life. genius
aud writings Of the gifted Cooper deliveredin New
York, Feb. IS, 1852 Published by strnger d
Townsend, 2se Broadway. New York. For sale
by J. woodhouse. Richmond.
.The Oak Openings; or the Bee Hunter. BY
J. rennimore Cooper. Complete la one volume ;
The genius of Cooper pours Its characteristic light
and beauty into these soak Openings" Published
bv s,rinser 4 Townsend. For sale by Mr. Wood
house.
sEutaw, Sequel TO the Foraeers; or the Revi.
BY w. Gilmore SHINES, Esq" This Is one Of
SHINES graphic, lifeiike pictures, Of the times
that tried mems souls. No writer OF fiction ex.
ceeds him in the freshness, vigor and fidelity with
which he paints scenes and characters In Revolu.
tonary days. Published by Redfeld, "a Beekman
street, New YORK. For sale by Mr.. James Wood.
house.
1.-The Sportsman's Wade Mecum. BY Drinks .
This book contains full instruction in all that re-
lates to the breeding rearing. &c, of dogs togeth.
er with numerous recipes for the treatment ofther
various diseases; also few remarks on guns, de-
signed for young sportsmen. 1t also contains
Dogs their management, &C., by Edward May
hew;" illustrated by various engravings, depicting
the character and condition of the dog when suffer
Ing disease. We commend the book to sportsmen
in general, and to the City Council in particular.
Published by s.ringer s. Townsend. For sale by
Mr. James Woodhouse.
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QUARANTINE REeULATIoHs.-The quarantine
regulations in regard to the yellow fever it is sta
ted, will 60 into operation in New York as soon as
the warm weather sets in, Notwithstanding the dis
position of the shipping merchants to demonstrate
Yellow fever Is known to be even now prevailing
very badly at many of the West India and South
American ports with which there is constant COM
munication
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Gov. Wise has pardoned young man, named
Isaac Sinton, who was convicted of horse stealing
in Brooke county, recently, and sentenced to one
years imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
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~ Auction N0tice.-(srocerfes, Liuuors.
Fruit &C.. this morning. by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO,
ap2 Alt Aucts.
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Navigation upon the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca.
nal has been resumed.
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TELEaRAPH.-The telegraph wires are broken
down from Taylorsville to Dumfries, and no des.
patches were received last night in conse queuce.
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CT Auction sale...We will sell at auc.
ton on the vacant space near Central Depot THIS
DAY at 10 O'Clock, four good Work Horses one Fur.
niture Wagon, and one new city made Buggy
ap24 BAKER l. PLEASANTS.
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ID FE l. l. O W 8, HALL. 4
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL rs, 1855.
M r. p. r w A L L A C q

THE UNION,
Together with bis Imaginable and satirieal sheteha n
YANKEE CHARACTERS,
Which contains little fun and great deal of tr.s
Ladies and gentlemen are invited TO come 80
judge for themselves. e"e
~ Tickets may be had of Mr. Morse. whitsbur.,,.
Gallery, Main street. and at the door Of the Hall n,
Friday evening o'
EY-Admissiou % cts
uDoors open at n O'Clock: reading to eemmsnc.
at O'Clock. apN Ss
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I< OOkS OF DEVOTION--Just received
ID at O'NElLLS Book Store and Library,
QUESTIONS OF THE SOUL, by Rev. j. 7. Heck
er; IS cts.
LIFE OF THE PRINCESS B0RGHES, by Rev.
A. r. Hewitt; S73 cts.
LIFE OF THE EGYPTLANAL YSIU, 2 vols :, by
Rev. A. r. Hewitt; IS CTS.
VISITS OF ST ALPHONSUS LIQUARI; price
80 cts.
Media TONS ON THE INCARNATION, by St
Aphonsus Liquari; so cts.
THE MISSION BOOK, by J. T. Hecker. varying in
price from 80 cts. to &3.
splendid assortment Of Prayer Books Bibles Test
aments, Prayer Beads Crosses. Medals Pious, Pic
lures &c. JOHN ONEILL, Broad st.,
ap24-lts Next door to Broad Street Hotel
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STANDARD OPERAS.

- O16nASs
- COMPLETE.
LUCRETIA BORGIA. By Donizstti. With Ital.
ian and English words $780,
ERNANL By Verdi; with Italian and English
words $50.
La SOMNAMBUL By Bellini; with Italian and
English words. $3.50
NORMA. By Belliui; with Italian and English
words $3.50.
LUCE DI LAMMERMOOR. By Donizetti; with
Italian and English words. &259.
DON GIOTANNL. By Mozart. So
And Librettos of the following Operas at Is cents
each. viz:
LINDA DI CHAMOUNIX By Donizetti; with
English words; containing 10 pieces of music.
ERNANL By Verdi: with English words; contain
ing 10 pieces of music
LAtFIGLIA DEL REGGIMENTO. BY Donizetti;
with English words pieces of music
DON PASQUALE. By Donizetti; pieces of mu.
sic.
La F4YORITA By Donizetti; pieces of music
The subscribers are constantly receiving The latest
most fashionable and standard music for the Piano
Forte and Guitar. For sale at wholesale and retail
JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO,
n IL
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- The friends or r.. r. Wiuston and
the public generally, are invited to meet at the
Broad Street Hotel on THIS THURS DAY. EVEN
ING April oath, At o'clock when Supper
win he siven BY his friends. Come one comes ell.
ap A-lt* MANY FRIENDS.
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cysDr. Howard has removed his office
from corner of 9th and Broad streets the Richmond
Medical College.
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XNILDEK,S PATENT SALAMANDER
w SAFE TRIUMPHANT.-The Safe that stood
the great test of forty days exposure TO red hot
heat at the burning of Adams Co.'s Express Office,
proves to be one ofthe world removed WILDER PAT
Emf SALAMANDERS, although claimed by Silss
c. Herring of New York. and his agents. Messrs. Ro-
land Brother, of Norfolk, Vs who had it display ed
with large placard in front of their store for
time after the fire occurred. Mr.. Cowdery has or
dered another of the sort from u.s. for the Ad-
ANS Express Company and re-shipped the old Safe.
Tee citizens of Virginia informed that Slas C.
Herring of New York or his agents in section of
the country now make and sell the celebrated Will
der Patent Salamander Safe-the best freproof safe
in the world; but the same can be had Of Messrs.
WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER, of Richmond; Borum
Mclean of Norfolk, and Roberts l. Harrison, of Pc
tersburg Va, duly authorized agents. where the
public invited to examine them before purcha-
sing. q WILDER CO.,
PatenteGs and Proprietors
M Oft 100 Wstar
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Hntchescn HsiIl Ahemd...H An tho
world md the rest Of mankind -~spsctaily the gsl-
isst rs1en and members Of all military companies.
vIfed "a a1semble ct the AMOUNT vefnon Hotel" to-
nirht & O'Clock. Refreshments ID abundance wiit
b. provided several fine speeches will be meds--
fhs Armory Band will perhaps Be In attendance,
MANY FRIENDS OF HUTCHINSON.
- 74-tf
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nAGUERREAN STOCK DEPOT IN

DAGUERREAN STOCK DEPOT IN
IL RICHMOND.-The proprietor, seeing the need
of an establishment where town and country opera
tors can obtain Daguerrean Stock at Its real
made arrangements with the largest mandatory in
New York to be supplied with Ambrotype and Da-
guerreau Stock of every description; being allowed
commission, he furnish it at the New York price
Hoping the operators of Virginia and Nsrh Carolina
will see the convenience of such establishment the
proprietor hopes to receive orders from artists gen.
orally. On hand and for sale:
Jenny Lind Cases Gilt Frames
Pearl Clasp do. Coating Boxes
Imitation Shell do. Head Rests
Paper Machie do. Cameras
Oval Velvet do. French Star Plates
Cotton do. do. White Plate Glass
Pat do. do. Ambrotype Cases
Silk do. do. Union Cases Preservers,
&c, &c.
The attention of operators IL called TO q article
of White Convex Glass cheaper and better than fiat
glass. All ORDERS accompanied with the cash, will
meet with prompt attention
an 25-d2w&c5m* Richmond, Va.
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.his a.yoTba particular attention of capitalists
and and oshsn il respectfully called to the sale
Of the Real Estate, advertized by MIR. Lewis D.
mence at O'clock THIS AFTERNOON-slse Of
valuable dwelling on CANDLES Hill, and vacant lots
on Valley street. See auction head for particulars
an 81 GODDIN q APPERSON, Aucts a
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I'M PROVE sHOUL DER SEAM
SHlRTS.-Apnl, l856.-The subscribers call atten-
tion the above article of their manufacture.
pearance. As guarantee for the quality and style,
and also to show how tho public appreciate this gar
ment, add that we have sold during the last three
months one hundred dozen of this celebrated make
call is solicited from those wishing something gen.
tee andperfect in fit We shall endeavor to keep
assorted line Of the different styles and prices that
all disposedt to furnish themselves with really good
article haye from rs to 100 dozen from which
select. GROSHON9 L. TUPMAN,
APPS 10 Main st.
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WHAT A BEAUTIFUL STORE! What
w elegant goods, and cheap! 10 the excl.m,,ioa
Of every one after passins through the store al p
STRAUSE 4 BRO, No. n Main street have
just received most extensive stock Of the ehoicsas
description Of Striped. Plaid Plain and Rack slIs -
6zfc worth 81 large stock OF the new, 4 stvls
SILK Man.ss from 81 and upwards, worth twice lie
comets; Lswns; Hrilairs, tml,oi. sr,es, cI,i.,s
sleevss; Camb.ie and Muslin banda irish iSpsns
Swiss Null aud Dc d Mnslin &C Ladies' will ana !,
% ahsf snssh'ase 70 Fivus aeslt Ct No "a Main ii
~ 1~-Sw P.sTRAusE = BROTHER
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u The Sheridalty..-It having been
stated, both verbally the streets and in print in
article signed Madison Ward" in the Dispatch of
yesterday, that am physically disqualified for the
Office Of Sheriff by reason of an impeachment in ny
speech deem It proper to lay before the people the
statements is wholly false and intended for no
purpose except to njure me by unfair and unfounded
assertions, the of the nomination. refer all
that wish information concerning my ability to dis
charge the duties of the Sherifaty to apply to his
Honor, Judge John 4. Meredith. 10 ~ H&t
PHILIP p. WINSToN
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q - ATT K NTION, LAWRENCE
~I SECTION No. 8, CADETS OF TEN.
X PERANCE.---You are hereby requested to
4 assemble at your hall, on this (THURS-
<DAY) evening" the Gath inst, at 7 o'clock,
to attend Temperance Meeting at Leigh street
Baptist Church. in compliance with invitation from
Springfield Division. No. 167, Sons of Temperance.
By order of the w. A.
nm 9a1tf w ROY TODD Sec,v
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- FOR KENT, At BOWLING GREEN,
III CAROLINE COUNTY.-A store house, dwell
- ling, lumber and wood-house, and all necessary
out buildings. This is the best stand for general
Dry Goods and Grocery business in the village
ap 24.-5t Apply to G r, PEAKE.
ID EST PERUVIAN Observation-Disclosures
ID Guano inspected and branded A with the In
spector's name, for sale by
WOMBLE CLAIBORNE,
D "a No IL, Pearl street.
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MARINA NEWS
FoRr Of kIcHMoND, AralL ..


HAN wArEa rHts pAy At o'cLocK.
schr Merchant, Winters. Nsw York, indse, D. { w.
Carrie
Royatl 4 snodsrass pig iron, H w. Fry Sons.
Schr A n Wetmore, Bossrt New York, hay, MARI
Downey.
schr Ashland. Mitchell. Baltimore. pig iron, H. w
Fry Sons.
Schr King william, George, Psmunkey river
wheat and corn to Fl. r. L. 8. Taliafcrro.
Schr Star Light. York river, wheat N. B. Hill.
SAILED, ~
Srhr Champion. Mitchell, Warrington, D. C. coal
schr Mary Willis, Creighton, Baltimore, coal
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1&eXEl u Il SA Il Having three
SSIAfM milch Cows, fresh 10 the pail, l offer for
,ale two of them: one is . genuine Devon
azsHSAhand was purchased at the agricultural
fair in 1854 two years old at which time she reeey.
ed the second premium the best years old hefeI
She also took premium at the last fair she has
agenune Devon bull calf by her side, thee weeks
old One, seventh-eights Devon years old, with
calf by genuine Devon bull the other half Dur
ham, giving u gallons of milk per day, the calf Of
which have Sold will sell either two a. have
use for but one.
an 2t-5t ALEX r. HIyTCHES0N
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J. e. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET. srTwEEs VINE AsD DIVISION.

FIRST STREET. BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
NNANUFACTCR Ek cfevery description Of Brass T5fk,
A Of equal quality IL to thing manuals
tured In the East and on favorable terms.
keep constantly hand oil globes. stop. bikb
and cylinder cock church steamboat and hotel bels aR=
assortment Of all other articles usually kept in
busineEs. -
ana also appointed sole agent in this city sfia
Jas ThompSons betting These bst
superior hythng offered infa
rabiy when exhibited. been awarded with the pfe
MUM Samples of the same be the estabIis
Every of Brass Castings made to srder fdfs
nished ct Cincinnati prices.
The highest market price paid old "copper" brassad
tinc.
Ali orders addressed ne will with prompt
Aediate Attention.
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CARTEn's SPAN IsH SIIXTTnn!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE Ole M1ERCuRY IN II


NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read ana P&ndeF!
infsllible remedy for Scrof ula. Kings evil Rheuma
IA tism Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptons, Pimpes Pos
tules Face Botche Bols Ague and Chronic
Sore Eyes Rngworm letter. Scald Head Enlargement
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints all Diseases
arising injudciouS Mercury Imptudenee
Life. Impurity Of the Blood.
E This great Alternative medicine and Purifier the
all parts of the United States who testify daily
kable performed by the greatest of all Medicines
''OARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia, Rheu-
matsr, Scrofula Erupons the Skin. Liver Disease
Fevrs Ulcers Old Sores Affections the Kidneys; Disea
the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching
great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood nethnq has yet been found
withit eleanses system Of all impurities
gently and efficiently the liver and kidneys strength
clear and healthy and restores the constitution
disease down by he OF youth to its prn
tive vigor and strength.
Ladies' parably better than all the
win all saownes ofeempexion bring the
thing to the cheek give elasticity hastep aud
general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines ever heardof.
The large number of certificates which have received
from Persons from all of the United States is the
evidence hunbug about it, The press
keepers magis-atee physicians and public we'll known
the community all add their testimony wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent and Circular and Almanac and read
the wonderful this truly of all medicines has
| performed.
None genuine unlesssigne BENNETT & BEERS Propri-
No Pearlstreet, Richmond. Va to whom all orders
| forsupplies and Agencies must be addressed.
Parmentcr, PrneetOn @. H. Clark, Yincennes. and BY
4 deal medicines generally.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH STOCK, AND
Lei Sill They CNnar

GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH STOCK, AND
Lo! Still They CeneM
GkUR stock of Boots and Saoes complete. embra
W cling every variety Of sens and boys, youths and
heavy and light work. misses
order and warranted TO we'll Our stock double the
size of other ia the We have direct
with the largest and in New England Our
entire time is the purchase and sale Of
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
And this merchandising ouf entire at
ention have decided advantage over those whose time
occupied ef Gun Barrels Sauce
Pans Fish hooks Sausages Rat Traps and Corduroy
sible- to- mo te- about vithout-ables.
of Boot and Shoe dealers,
Notions of Notion and Dry Goods from Dry Goods
Houses A city is n 0 place for country sto
HENDRICKS & MCREA.
noyls Fret street, Foster Block.
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EETE have hand one Of the most mplee and de-
SW sirabe stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS line
be the Western Market which offer all cash
prompt time buyers at remarkably low rates Our goods
have been selected with in quality style and
price, willing duplicate the bills of any regular
house west the mountains Our stock consists in part
the following articles:
Brown and bleaeked musns cloths cassiraeres satinet
prints nseys Innings silks satns vevets vesngs
cashmeres eOburgs alpacas de lanes
&C., sc.
Together with large assortment of Notions all
from Yankee clock to cambria needle. Also large
of
WELL MADE CLOTHING,
got expressly for trade aRd to give entire salts
faetio" Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing for showing and little the
est for selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH,
Mainstreet, I'd door above State Bank,
ep2s Evansville Ind
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ms. BiEAY e PENNTNGI

ID SPECTFULLY inform tbs citizens of Evansville and
N its vicinity that they have Termed partnership
prcetice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having actively engaged in the profession
cetgry ahd become familiar with the diseases Incl
lent this climate they hope their experience
wills sutitle therh share of public patronage
Their flee Firsr street between Maiu and Locust
posite the Post Office. where either both of them
copsulted unless absent ON professional business.
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NEw STORE AND NEW GOODS!

TXTE the public of and
w ladies particularly that we have for in
stock of Fancy and Stapls Dry Goods
Our of fancy dress goods has in point Of
stve aud cheapnes embroderies and nsntlas
when can only appreciated by iHspecton Cali the
Main street recently occupied By L. W. Hebberd
ROSEK BKO q FREY.
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HOME aEsUII4eU COMPANY.

I
~EPFTaL 4 800 oOO--G's paid in IN CASH.
>zSSAIs Company commeuc business asous yearase
Cash Capital IS. .loomis at its head. we
- rotectisn to equal to Insurance Com
80 In the world villbe isaed BY the subscriber
= kadings Merchandise Household Goods. &C., &c on
ssrEs favorable hother COED solvent Coppsnss;
sAS" - ALLEN O. HALLo0K, Ag't.,
Main street opposite the Bank.
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COPARTNERSHIP,

~ undersigned having purchased the interest John
Aorzan william r. Preston in the late fra Of Morgan,
have associated themselves in
under and firm of Keen and Preston and will
wholesale dry good business the old stand Of
0organ Keen and Preston, First street.
~S-A-~' ISAAC KEEN.
Ian II 1856 e. cYPRIAN PRESTON.
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NnTIGE.

The undersigned having purchased the interest
Churchill the firm of Hornbrook Churchill, will
nus in business az o'e me stye
esrson the old firm. will and pay
she having claims against the old firm
dse7-u HoRNBRGoK CO.
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nUSSOE.UEV6AN.

TNdE partnership heretofore existing between Philip
Hornbrook and Charles Churchill, under the style
HornArook Churchill is this day dissolved by mutual
sent Hornbrook is autherzed to firm
fer the purpose Of settling the same: 4-
P. HORNBROOK.
CHAS. CHURCHILL,
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IEW WAsRNG T0N EOTEL.

FENHE of this House
Il old stand Main their Hotel finish
opposite Court House. where they prepared
scc their old and aUthers
call upon them. in much than formerly
patronage respectfully solicit
which shall all endeavorsto
it, Our fare will be the best the market Affords snd
charges M derate.
Good Stabli and Wagon Yard kept forcountry j
evlO-dEwtf FELKER Il HEDDEREUH
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WIN. REILLY,

~ PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN sTREET-Tieun !
1ersigned would respectfully inform hsred and the public
vicinity that having purchased the interest
ofthe the late firm ofJ ~ ". Reilly he
the Grocery and Produce business at the old
He embraces this opportunity returning
pastfavors and intends TO effort merit connu
sno Of Tn ie2O-Iv WILLIAM REILLY