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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
NJ Narfua o.a IahaAa hssfyuuca


AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
sI,sSs,ISI IS.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.
Oes norsest corner Of and Seventeenth
street, Washington, ~. y.
Hon. Thomas d. Florence, Charles Dinsee
eeoge A. Armstrong, Thomas Manderheldi
Chailes a.. hubicam, Edward q. HeimHoid
George HembOld +. CarfGl Brewster
James 4. heall5 - Isaac Leeeh,JE
EDwaKp r. HELMBoLD, secretary
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charlie. Waiter, No ol D street opposite City HIN,
james william No. ~ Ak str"e anu '''"'
John Rigges, No. 5o fhleenih street, below Pennsylvania
avenue
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain Levy No Pennyvania avenue opposite Ma,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thoaason
The business OF company Will compare favoray
most successful Of similar in lie United
duy August 1855 dve onths up J., Ia January
1885, the received
only y sa hundred and sxt d1iars losses repartsd
o us ~ ana so"d manssemsa me aree
that the s.chuiy offered ample, and thai ali fair be
rv g,npa., s ,sasd Ia ss escea \, ar aamng,
by die on DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, MANUFAUTo
Iuds MERCHANDISE, iTasporrdb, VESSELS
STEAMBOATS, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, aud me usna
eonveyances any portion OF EUROPE AMEAiCA
and on the huls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating The wesie',
The premium will companies and IL
dA"s ,hym every improvement in construction ana
Al losses spe dis adjusted and promptly paid.
Once northwest corner snnsyvsnia and Seventeenth
street, Washington cty ID. c.
Insurance may also Be Effected a, the Home Office,
EortAWest WaA and Second streets, Philadelphia,
prime pal cities by authorized
officers Of The company.
June l3-dly
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Washington Aqueduct.
oruor or rHr w.smHsros AeurDuc

oyror y rHr W ,sHirsros AsUrpuor,
Washington, March Z less.
PROPOSALS Invited for graduation and masonry
dams, and other work Of the Washington aqueduc
that day. ~ - : 49, : ~" :
MS proh specification, ofths worn win be ready for
Proposals viii be received the Of particular cuvers,
only completed under the
ptessHt appropriation but all for unfinished viii
8, st pscSr ise soaa, Of @ss aoo aad s
o. under each CONTRA, s. TO- each and g cas
what works shall be stopped unit uds become available.
the q S cent s e p n s Si
INC engineer the worn has been properly executed far
Payments specie checks upon United ss.
per cent? viii contracts
men shall ss paid ,he, iul wsges monthly and in specie
the Washington Aaueduct.n
The United hight rel any
ments mat considered conducive die progress Of the
Every accompanied guarantee signed BY
sse hS, bidder bidders % s O. ssr I'D ss sseepss
enter ,nto m obligations within ten DAYS WITH good ard suecnt
10 be accompanied BY certificate Of tho
sgr United snS ss raw agent grT
artcnt Of War mt mo rnartnO are abc to maso rood or
BIDS win be OPcpcd in presence Of bidders Sny thurr
choose 70 be present
Capt Of EngncOru, IN charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ G. neiss, u. $, Engineers,
hereby jointly and -sversy The United states
guaranty case me loso,Ss "a g b accepted ha be
cute the contract Tor tho win good
ofths advertisement, which And In case the
said shall fail % enter contract aforesaid guaranty
% make good The dserrnce between tho onor
the ncrt lowest bidder
@''''d' S'bS.'
thereby certify that my knowledge and belief Ii,
above named suaranioru good and SUFFICIENT.
s-sawtsuMsysIawu
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HAVE for sale 9l wood land n well and
plenty meadow isnd The rslrnad
through H. The distance from - miles,
he sem. from Orange Court HOT
Further description
VII yi-w H. The whole rc had Cor Eve dollars
one third cash can be divided 70 snt chsserr higher
prce. Apply ~ n, n. THON,
Jsne 2-lsw5S Fredericksburg, Virginia
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rnrasIl roadyine Is. Johnson Cray and Nana ss.on..

Pnrnel Toudyine Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions
equity Somerset county, before Hon, Thomas Spence
Iudge~oi The eth juuiciai circuit Of Maryland
pHE object of this suit is procure
al estnie for the o. paron and peecng
the complainant the Interest said lot
T. Mackey OF county, deceased devised
all his every kind during
after her death TO vi lillian NJ ID. TOWNSEND Eza
vi zabetb Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
four hundred doars. bill
susan life the tile
purchase by SAID John b. Slemons
Josiah EingswoItb executors
of all said Johns INTEREST," the death of William u.
and the title of Maria and Mary
shares OF his interest his only heirsa law death of E
Townsend
sale Mary her interest
ssd uI 10 The complainant the purchase said John
his llfene Mara Sessions n
desuoed death Of smith and The descent
her brutber he said nry, sale
said all a O
the STATE OF Virginia that the complainant seized
and the Gray Of subject
ants for the life Of said SUSAN still
advanced and praying decree establishing
purpose parion, aud publication sgain
aid Maria and Johnson who residents
Their this third day OF June eighteen hundred
circuit
ht the complainant, cupy
i Newspaper publhedin
f Ave successive wrecks before the 18th
them appear this court peon oy
DefnTe the fifteenth day OF October
aud show they have why decree should
pass prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE,
True copy-tesi:
GEvIE WooLToRp, Clerk
June 7-law5wif
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

The fhips comprising this line are The following;
The hGanuc. Capt Oliver Edridgr
Hrs These ships having been huilt by
GfT pressy for government service, every has bee
taken their construction, engaes
eax@nsxS speed and their
daons passengers unequaed for
OF passage New Kurk Liverpool
second cabin SIS From Liverpool 10 New York. 30 and q
gunsas
a experienced surgeon attached each ship,
M herths he secured until paid for
The shps this line Improved tight bulk
avoid danger from Banks of a.
until amer the let OF August.
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PROPOSED DIrsr OF SAME

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, NJ v,
BROWN, sHtPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KRNNARD q CO.
"a Austin Fnars, London.
B. O. WAINWRIGHT co.,
ship. will gold silver
bullion specie ewei precious meas, unless Hills
therefor the vaun
MAY dir
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GOLD silver, fine steel and plated spectacs glasses sc
all focuses with penfoca periscopc, and parabos
experience gives peculiar advantages In selecting ga-ses
adapted 70 The eyes Of weaTers.
S24 Penn avenue, between Ninth Tenth
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mo. 5e2.l
Notice

Of ne rsmopa! Of The land office from Lebanon 10 Ctntt
IN The STATE Of Alatapad
accordance with of the Congress entitled
An antunzihR changes IN the location ~ land Offices
approved March less hsreby made thai
the land Office Cor The sale Of public lands AZ Lsnssos IN The sur
AL.Bask VIII removed the OF CrSrRn, in a
Sute, AFTER the ihry FIRST day q July
hand Of Washington, this l7 day d
June, A. ID. 1850.
BY order of lhe President:
THOs. a. HESDRICKs,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ohcs
June ls-law6w 'TIhiei sstarJ
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r. j. WALKER. L. JANIN,
% oBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JhNIN have formed a pam,
n the and ua ~ The sulcms
rou o. the Untod state and in the COuu Of Cnims hddIes
Washington City, D. Q. Jan 2-eodfftf
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NEW YORK. BRhM4s, And SOUTH
~&9],En& AmPToN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
1he ships comprising ths hue the WASHING
ward aignna.
These stop Southampton gong Essurnias
PRnPnEEn DATES RAIIINa.-le1a.
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N. n. GILLET,

Has removed his once his resid in Franklin
OF and Thirteenth He will continue his
principally United Court
Having devoted much time law concerning patents will
give advice and opinions legal arising
the Patent oce and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
Justices OF the District OF Coumba and will
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
He viii also give written opinions and
will also claims before any board established
Adjudication
Oct aS-df
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No. 1851
Notice

or tcitAdrdr7aI Of lands in Florida and alabama.
IN pursuance act entsd An granting public land
IN the states of FLORIDA and Alabama
aid railroads said sStes,p a.
May 1856 lend lyus within hf.eH mines o.
following railroads and branch said set
IChns vrr, Jack soBye, the 0f p
cAbia bay Tcnsncala from Amelia island, the Atlantic
"a Tampa BAY with branch Ceder key, III
MrHco xcrpt hay portion south Of It's June
with CTd-T H. branch and fnm Pensacola, FLORIDA
Montgomery AlabEshave, ~ Instructions has ofcr bee
suspended from 9 and 10, until further orders
Given my band G~-fs Ladd fee, the city
Washington, TINS yenty -third day ~ Nay. 1853.
THOs, A. HENDRICKS,
May 94-law6w [stsf 4 Iniel.J Commissioner.
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Law school OF Cune- risnd Universsty, nj Lepanoa
Tennessee.
Hon Abraham Caruthers, late OF
ofTenncssee. ~
on Bromfeid Ridley, cnancelors Of uie State.
Judges Caate and Green dev their whole
10 he schooi,
Plan 81 inssr1coal Daily on the
books No regular
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations
dents commence suits statement of facts given by the profess
sors and them through all the
practice The eases are framed 70 require them
deeds records and all documents
dence In the trials Some Of the cases are taken by appeal
court which Is held monthly the
public al the end session. The
IFS jurors, circuit judges, chaEceors, official
facities connected y3iih their suits.
SesstonsThe first the third
TENDER, and ends third Thursday February
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday in July. .." &.
Expenses per sson.Tuon fee $50, advance; condngen
fee 81 boarding about $50. Students
which can bo had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete unless
dents advanced class No study for d
mission There regular classes
any time during the collegiate rear
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number OF students the last collegiate year eghtysI.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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Is rich Mosaic rugs
rs do Chenille do
do velvet do
rs low priced Iufted do
50 rich Chcaile and velvet parlor
lrO druggeu efuUb cio.hs all sizes
Il printed dfuggers all widths
pieces c0loed hggted iamask for dancing cloths
5 bales Cocoa, Jute, skin, and other
pieces felt carp, ting, for Offices &C.
rs IA 4, "a, s, la, aud I2i linen shccngs
$50 pairs ~, 10 4, II a. and I24 bed blankets
$50 pairs sup. and cradle blankets
50 pairs servants and ironing blankets
rs quilted bed comforts
D white MaSs.ile- bed quilts, all siEes
$50 sup double damask liable cloihs all sizes
IS pieces table damask, all widths
$50 damask napkins
50 dozen dsipask towels
loo huek abark and diaper tow ellngs
IS rich cloh piano
so do table
10 pieces very rich Grocatel for curtains
SAITH Iaines do
Is do damnsks do
so do very rich Unnn damssks for curtains
10 do striped ieps for dinng-rUom cunaos
10 do plain reps furniture covering
Is do plain and twled Turkey red cnshmeret
$50 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
IS do muslin do
100 pieces embroidered curtain musins
so pieces bull shade linens aud IN
$50 painted window shades ard h1tures--
Together with complete stock 81 article In line
quIs for housekeeping which will be offered
bile be had
The public respectfully invited 20 see for themselves
HOoE, BROTHER, co.
Sept 2O-3taw4wif
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"A tsn EMS OF Congrvs- ssa Nt.aers'o washtngtor
VI A. respectfully Informed thar TAYLOR A MAUhf'
Stationery they viii meet ai ths
Their extensive STOCK, In addan 20 the tonv
work. comprises every department Of literature. science
md
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly impousuons from England
Calhouns Works, volumes
Jenerson's works. 3 volumes
weesters Works, 9 ve'sr autograph edinor
Evereti,s Orauons and speeches, volumes
Clays Private Corres poadcnoc, volume
s. 4. PreniissNs Merloirs, 2 volumes
Bancrofrs History OF the United States, volumes
Ststesmans Manual, 4 VOLUMES
Hicksys Constitution, volume
Jefersons Manual, I volume
The constitutions ofths uni,sd states, I volume
Elot's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
har-hh aud Statesmen, volume
story's Works 70 TIME.
Lives Chief justices 81 the United States, volume
LiebeFis Civil Liberty and self government, volume.
Wirt's Lite or Patrick iicury volume
Kennedy's Lie Of Win, volumes
9afland's Life Of JOHN Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
he focqurviirF Democracy IN America, volume
Tho redrraisi, volume
crmkei Nature Tendency Of Freo INSTITUTIONS voun'
Constitutional mt book volume
Carey's Past, Present and Future, voium.
Seaman y Progress ~ Matt ns, volume
NcisiRotts American Dictator, I volume
Future Wealth ~ America, volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, \ volume.
Ever description American. Engish French Stationery
ne hn,s qualities, at the lowest pficea.
Visiting cards and printed with greatest rumpuud
TAYLOR = NhURY's,
ec7-du Nenr oh street
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Mar 25-d2w

HAVING associated ourselves together indicated the above
III tender the purchase and sale
stocks foreign domestic exchange collection
of sight and time bills corporate loans, bonds, bills
business public securities exchange
Of money We viii make city coaeons, receive deposites pay
checks, and aiiuw Interest standing accounts.
secured Mr.. LAWRENCE p. BAYNE,
of firm selien, Whrrs, Co., Washnsion b. C
viii his undivided general business of
house, all OF his therein viii be fully recognised by
APPLETON & Co,
April 3-6w ga BnllimoKe street
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Notice OF limited Partnership.

fI'tiE undersigned day
tied partnerships under The firm Of Appleton co whose place
OF business the city Of BsmoeI to Tie purpose buying aud
selling s2cks mates da foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and checks aud the transaction Of stock brokerage aud
exchange business thar William Stuart Appet6 Henry
Howell reside IN aaid city, partners and George
Rust Eedes ~ ioadonn county, Vtgina special
that said George Rust has contributed his The Capita the
common stock the thousand dollars 40 cash and that
;e said partnership 1866 and Is
10 terurrte ON the 18th 1Ay Of March, 1851.
WA. STUART APPLETON,
w. no ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Virginia.
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norIor ro pnE. EaIrrloN CLAINANTs.

Every person right Of exemption 10 OF ht
the townships and paris of townships above enumea
ted required establish the to the satisfaction OF The regis
proper land Office and make payment heea
practicable after seeing chi, notice. and beior The day
pointed OF the public safe OF the lands
bYacug the claim viii be forfeited
THOS. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
April S-lawi3w inle. and star
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Carpet ng, Curtain Materials, aud Furnishing
GODls Generally

nIenton
chas the following good adpted the
which been selected with
citizens,
90 pieces very rich Wilton carpeing
l25 do tapestry Brussels
h.ay Brussels
rs do printed Brussels do
IS do tapestry velvet DO
Bfusseis stair do
% do extra 3-ply do
LIS do ingfain do
10 do Dutch plaid do
50 do all wool ingram Gov pnce) carpetng
do do do do
do Il, u, and a wlled and plain Venetian
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A nERtCAN HOUSE. uaaover stree, Boston
n Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and slesanty furnished, posa
rihe modern nod for he acep
o. Of the travelling public
Dee Idly
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WIT and Wisdom Of tho Rev. sydney smith, BY Duy
knck, ~ u.s.
The Life and Travels Of Herodoiu In the Fh Century bs
Christ imaginary biography founded fact; BY j. ~
boy wheeler, Y. n q, =. Z vos sa
The HpguenoI Erlesi n historical novel. 75 cents.
Mechanics Tables containing rnd circun
eles and rides Of equal circumierences Of af
hoops cutting Of boiler pntss kc., sc BY Cbarles H. De
well, marine engineer 50
Introduction 70 the stndy ~ Aui by N. A. Dwight o.
Life Sketches from Paths series Of American va
by Mrs. Julia l. numont 81
The Ri-e md Prugr ~ the Rnsish constuBon BY 4
Greasy, NJ A. THIRD edinon. 81,
Caderorj hts m snd g.nius specimens Of his plays
&C. Trench, n %. IS cents.
Just published, and for sale ~ TAYLOR n MAUR1's
June 10 HOotsture, MEET Hh y
A HE Letters Of uRaRrn. de s~ve~s 90 her Dnngh''
and friends, editrd Nv Mrs Sarnh J, Hale. vol 81 -
The Letters OF Lady Mary Worley nontsfu, edited by s
Nav % FRANCK TAyLoR
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hereby certify knowledge and belief III
above named suaraniors arc good and sufficient.
(signed) E.r.
Mar B-3awtsthM
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DEPAKrN1NT o. THs IsrsKIoR,
...s#. once IndaA Affairs,
september -, le5S.
tALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Tor Indian Goods"
= WILDE ofIndan Ana Washngtoa city
40 O'clock m Friday 3lst DAY Of October
furnishing goods aI1ins treaty
spAans with Iadan bss and other Indian purposes
. bws:
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Every person entitled right presumption 10 any NJ The
offered public
required estabsh the satisfaction the
register receiver proper occ pnymrn
therefor within tho period prescribed BY otherwise Huoh
VIII be f,rued, HOs. a. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-lHwi9w fEtmsin,cLl Commissioner,
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scoo pairs, point BLANKETS 80 by
inches, and weigh D pounds
point white Mackinae blankets "a by
% inches, aud weigh pounds
Macknac blankets AZ By So
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
pairs ~ point blankets,
50 inches, and weigh AZ pounds
ipont white aeknae BLANKETS 81 by 40
inches, and weigh * pounds
200 3Pont scarlet Maekinac bankei BY
~ inches, ard weigh pounds
800 pair N Point Maekinac blanko 10 by
% incaes, and weigh pounds
io pair. 34 point MaekiDac Blankets 10 GO BY
"a inches azd weigh 10 pounds
200 rs Macknae blankets, 90 by ~
inches, and weigh pounds
40 Ak maeknac blankets, TO measure "a BY
=. GO inches, and weigh pounds
pairs az point indigo ekinae blankes
90 by % inches, aud weigh ~ pounds
loo 3k blue Nackinac Blankets
G6 by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
pairs Gennea blue blankets TO
.... 20 by ~ inches, aud weigh pounds
400 pairs ~ point Macknac blankets to
sure "a by &c inches, and weigh pounds
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The Moon DIR. Scoresby, in an account
that he has given Of sorce recent observations
made with the Earl Of Rosse's telescope, says:
With respect to the moon. every object on
its surface of one hundred feet was now dis
tlnctly to be seen, and ne had 10 doubt that
under favorable circumstances it would he so
with objects sixty feet in height. On its sur
face were craters of extinct volcanoes, rocks,
and masses Of stones almost innumerable.-
lie had no doubt that if such building as he
was then IN were upon the surface of the
moon, it would be rendered visible by these
instruments. Bat there we're no signs of in,
hab.tants such as ours, no yestige of architec'
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HYMN.

.t'far HYMN.
The following beautiful hymn by A. c
Green, Of Providence, Rhode Island, was sun
At the centennial celebration Of the settlemer
Tof a town, to the tune Of Old Hundred:
ThAa wh0 did'st for'u III rolling spheres
Whose word unuumb-rea wOr IA h1sy;
And IN whose sight. LAYS years,
A thopsahd years but as day;
Fhol, who d l'st quad that fearless band,
:. VII IL from perSacution's rod,
y nd stugh this wild aud desert land,
-i TLoies exiles for the truth of God;
THAT. upon whom, in heir distress,
a. Nv woesassaiIeI by dangers tried,
Here in tho bowling wilderness
~ There drm, unfaitering Hope" relied;
Thou unto whom, in tat dark hour,
srhav PRAYED iat this their home might be,
A snot. whore, uncontrolled by power,
The free-born soul might worship Thee;
Thou. unto whom then arose their prayer,
%. That all the race of men might own,
That vi 9 truth. that freedom share,
Which they had here upheld alone;
Grant that tn q day 70 which th6v pray d,
ShalI-oer the world in ependor ope
That lay Of truth, though long delaye F,
Will come at last. ''lN Con WE ToPr
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AN ApPAtI1NG STATEMEMT-A ragged
school association, in a public appeal, state
that there are in hondon 100000 who never
attend public worship. 10000 drunkards,
10000 open profigates. 10000 pfoftssed beg
gars, 10000 gamblers. 10000 destitute chill
dren, and $1,000 receivers of stolen goods
More than O,OOO yoiing fien. under eighteen
years of age. are annually committed for theft
In Great Britain.
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franklin reilly beg leave to call the attention to
- their InI thair large and we'll
ected spring and dry goods reed
weeks cOmprsing of the most desir
sole stocks he ound in the city which they at whole
and rsailto Isr and the public generality
prices time buyars Thirst
tha followingBroad cloths black md
rweeis. white. huF and fancy Narsail"
lk vinVs Co-tonades Croon cloths and p4in an an
Drills rich Galicoe o Philip Allen Spragues ne
Mills and othr rich printed French AMI Scotch Jaco
rich printed French Robes plau and salty
striped Berpgss black cnl"red Crane MnZ Uhite Ch
plain and fancy Ginghams reh printed oryan dies
aud rha he TanPs white ShawlS hack
anev stilla md sGarfs hIaek
Morr tiGue P1rsso's silk and bingham
Panama TnShorr and BraiA Hate English
and fancy Rnnuets rich Nonnet Ribbons Hosng Gloves.
Vans hoo.s nd hoes Carret floor and
stair cloth printed window blinds. together With
nf Trimming small ard fancy goods.
&c &c uivi SHANELIN & RELY
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EVANSVILLE IND" SATURDAY MORNING. DEC s. 1856.

tural remains to show that the moon is or eve
was inhabited by a race of mortalS similar t.
ourselves. 1t presented no appearance whict
could lead to the supposition that it cOntaineo
any thing like the green fields ard lovely yer
dure Of this beautiful world of OURS. There
was no water visible, not sea, or river OF
even the measure Of a reservoir for supplyln
town or factory; all seemed deSolate
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WECHANfCN' WOwKS,
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
EVANSVILLE.
WILLIAM RHNI.E d. en-.

IN AvTSG purchased Mr.. Hrn-y Schrihers we'll known
1rv wouIA respectable aoontinuance of The
Ned him and invite the attention - all 1bo
Founlrv wn-k ofany hind dou facIiti,s We
cpd in the huaness and will all work
10 and icez reasonable We rrerAreA Ai tae-
-ure Fire Eprines T., To
Sorrows and Presses Saw N and Grt Win Nqrhipery.
oudins Ra4tinRs Horsepswar ThrashArS Corn SHAeTs
TerI Kettles Lard Presses Railroad WGEk Steamboat Re
oAirs done. e'o
dissertation m$de order at shortrnce
Steam Boilers Lard Tsnks and all the fixtures beongns
her-tO.
Rrass castings NJ Al kinds made to order
Az ori~rs may b. addressed to WM- RNYLE & 90.
nhoe IVAN svi1le Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-06
SEW E1MTI.Y GRoCTIsY

ru have bought aiack api sken the store formerly
occupied by T R1ron < Co. Main strAet opposite
he Rran"h BanN ard hav" made large additions "a +hHir
s-Nck wi'h supnns
IN promising ths citizens nf Fv@Psvie anH viniv
VARIETY he -rirtes Family
give saaFaeon in all hone -ereive riihc-a1
Give a trial Az Gooas 'evp~ed -
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