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ReferTO
Sale of Sec 10. TIL. 5. IL. oa west

Sale of Sec. 10 Il. If. 5 h 93 West
\ compliance with petitions presented TO me
Il bv a majority of the householders in said
Township, in accordance with law. | will offer
for sale II the highest bdder, at the Court House
duor. in the town of Washington Hampstead
county, Arkansas on the 22d day of January
1851, in Lots or Tracts OF Forty Acres each. the
whole OF Section l6, in Township II. South, in
Range % West. Said Lands will not be sold for
a less price than Two Dollars per Acre
TERMs.-The Land will be sold On credit of
five years, with eight per cent interest PAYABLE
semi-annnaIly in advance-bonds with approved
security will be required of the purchasers
DAN'L f. WILLIAMS. Common
SctOot Commissioner.
Nov. 10, 1856. 47:ids
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HUNTER.
BARKER,
HEFFINGTON.
MOORE HiuOrifu

Mr.. Oliver moved the adoption of the
minority report.
On this motion lengthy and an anima-
ted discussion was had, participated in by
several members
The vote was taken on the adoption of
the minority report, 81 voted in the affir-
NATIVE and 3G In the negative.
On motion, the majority report was adop-
ted So the bill to place an advalorum
tax on land was rejected.
The following communication was re-
ceived from the Governor BY the hands of
II. III. johnson, his private secretary:
Mr.. SPEAKER-I am instructed.by the
Governor, to report to the House of Rep
resentativcs of the General Assembly of
the State of Arkansas, that on the 9th
day of November, 1856, he approved and
signed :" An act to amend an act to aid In
the construction Of the Cairo and Fulton
railroad, " approved Janoary 10th 1885.
Mr. Pettigrew, from the committee on
State lands, made the following report:
Mr.. SPEAkER-The committee on State
lands to whom was referred House bill, No
S5, to be entitled IAN act to relieve Ger
tain purchasers of State lands" have had
the same under examination, and directed
me to return the same back to the House
without amendment, 2nd to recommend
its passage.
Which was read, and,
On motion of Mr. Griffin, was laid upon
the table for the present, and 100 copies
ordered to be printed for the use of the
House.
rhe House adjourned until Tomorrow
morning, O'clock
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Administrators Sale.

TO fise stOckIsofder OF ihe Mis-
5issipps, 0uacRita and Red
Esiyer Railroad Company.
FINHE annual time Tor the Election OF Direc-
z tors viii take place in Camden, on the third
"Wednesday the 19thl of November next at
which tine YOU will appear in person or by
proxy. and pay all calls of Stock in default to
vote in said election.
J. T. ELLIOTT, Secretary
Railroad Office, Camden, Oct. 9. 1856. 42:6
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W Hk .. RICH ARDS
YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,

MFRS. EsARD,S
YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE.
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
MIR. and MRS. RICHARD, late of the Pitts
ls1 field Young Ladies Institute. (Mass1 as
sisted by some OF the best English teachers
propose 10 open, on the second Wednesday 10th
OF September next, in the State Bank building
opposite TO the State House, Select School for
Young Ladies, in which a limited number oniy
of pupils will be admitted, and where besides an
excellent Preparatory Department for English
opportunity will be offered to study all the
highest branches of science, English Foreign and
Ancient Literature, as also Vocal and Instrument
tai Music in its highest stale OF culture.
Course Of Study.
The course of studies will embrace al. the
English branches; Spelling and Defining, Read
ing and Rehearsal, Grammar. Composition. Ge-
ography, United States History, Penmanship
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry Trigcnometry,
Astronomy, Universal History, Natural History
Natural and Mental Philosophy, Vocal Music in
classes, Cali>thenies, etc.
OPTIONAL COURSE.
Optional course will embrace Latin, Greek
French, Italian German and Spanish and extern
sively the Fine Arts. Drawing and Instrumental
Music, which. of all the Fine Arts of the present
dav. seems TO be the most popular and attracts
Several teachers from the East and some from
Europe, all graduates OF the highest merit have
been engaged every one has his exclusive De-
partment t. attend to.
The Modern Languages vii! be taught by ma
tives OF the different countries to which they be-
long, and particular attention will be paid to
Music, as every effort has been made to obtain a
fine result in that department.
The object Of the Principals, whose career OF
teaching tor the last thirteen years in the United
States has been very successful one, is to eStab-
| lish Female College, second to none in Arkan-
sas. This they have selected for their future
| home, and here they wish to bring their powers
of usefulness and their every energy to the task
they have undertaken, as adopted members OF
/ this community.
4 four years course of solid and ornamental
Branches. will entitle the pupil to receive the
diploma OF the Institution.
We shall send prospectus to all those in
the State, who Will make written application
directed to
F. RICHARD, Principai.
| Little Rock, July 90, 1856. 34:3m
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8 q II " II u IN &.

8 q R v II u 4 n &.
yTNHE undersigned respectfully tenders his SER
Il vices as SURVEYOR. to the citizens of
HeDpstead, and the adjoining counties, and from
his experience lie feels confident of giving entire
satisfaction TO those who may require his services
He will, if required, make cut neat and correct
pats of Surveys. and computations OF the areas of
any tracts. His charges will be moderate
JOHN X. GRATIOT.
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FOR SALE.

A LIkELY YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN
n good cook. washer and ironer. Terms
moderate Apply to
JOHN L. BOULDIN.
Washington. Nov. H. 1856 1853
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GENTS CLOTHING.

GSf7 y U1U tsaISUs
BLACK AND COLORED CLOTH RAGLANS,
BEAVER, LAMBS WOOL. LIONS SKIN
AND BLANKET OvERCOATS.
BLACK DRESS AND FROCK COATS.
CASHMERE OFFICE COATS, PANTS AND
VESTS:
BLACK AND C0LORED VELVET. SATIN
AND CASHMERE VESTS:
SILK, MERINO AND COTTON UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS:
GENTS INDIA RUBBER CLOAKS.
COATS. PANTS. LEGGINS AND CAPS:
HATS AND CAPS OF ALL QUALITIES:
CARPETING, RUGS AND MATING:
PAPER HANGlNGS:
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SOAPS AND PERFUMERIES;
PAINTS.
OILS.
DRUGS
DYE STUFFS
AND MEDICINES:
Hardware and Cutlery:
GUNS AND PISTOLS;
SADDLES.
BRIDES
AND MOUNTINGS:
INDIA RUBBER BANDING, I, g, 10 AND IL
INCHES WIDE.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1900 pairs best Russell Brosans (sizes to ~
800 Black Thick Nailed Brosans
500 L. and B. Kip Brogans.
300 Yths * Chl,s Cri 4 Kip Brog.
$50 Mems Thick Boots.
200 Mems and Youths Kip do
81 Sup. Calf Water Proof Boots
12O Sewed Boots
GENTS OXFORD. ORIENTAL AND
CONGRESS SHOES:
LADIES'. MISSES AND CHIIDREN-S
SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPNON;
WATCHES, CLOCKS
AND JEwELRY OF ALL KINDS:
GOLD SLIDE BAND SPECTACLES.
CHAIRS
Cane-boitom- Maple and Windsor Chairs.
CROCKERY.
China Glass. Granite and Qaeensware.
Iron, Castings Nails and Pows.
Tin Wood and Willow Ware.
GROCERIES
Sugar. Coffee,
Tea. Mollasses,
Salt Bacon,
Flour Brandy,
WLiskey. Wines,
Cordlals
Cheese. Raisns,
Candies, Almonds.
&c &c &c
Powder in Kegs, Halt Kegs. Quarter Kegs and
Canisters-Shot and Bar Lead
B. L. BRITTIN & co.
Washington, Ark, November II, 1886. l6:
CLOTHING! CLOTHTNG.!
TUST RECEIVED, a splendid assortment OF
y " inter Clothing, for sale low by
G. W. HOOKS.
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rr The New York Hsrald charges !r-
Fillmore with having divided the opposi-
ton 10 Buchanan in the free States. and
thus defeated Fremont. -.'i p
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Washington. Nov 3. 1856.
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GBf Daily J0arnal
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
THE CITY TICKET.


The votes of the city were counted before 1
o'clock last night, and VIC. give our readers the
result: s.G1E<Ytf-t ere 952NU CT
FoR MAYoR-HewsOn, 5a5; Jones 42o-
IIewsons maj. 1O3. sea.s -so-~
'l.s CLERK Walker, $50; Seymour, 4o5-Wal-
ker's maj. 147. s.e s.sssrs.sfs 81 s.r.s7zrao
MAnsuA1-Elvans, 4s7; Moscley, 4ss-
Evans maj. 81. f5s $50
'- C6LLEtfoR- Hughes, 52i; Woolsey, 100
Hughes maj. 121. |
80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 6o4. 7et
REcoRDER-Mlls Al; Carter, 412-Mills'
maj. IS. aaE ''
INCONSISTENCIES, 40; Woodward, S63
Saunders maj. Jig. a II Y
3 AssEssoR-Spaulding, 49li Grant, 400
'Spaulding's maj. 80. ID 7a zess IN
SCHOOL TRUsTEEAH 6rhbfook, rs.
We did not obtain returns from the town.
ship.
City Council.
The Council is composed of probably with
out exception good men, and nenEith the ex-
ception of two or three opposed to the Old
Liners. -s
In the LIST Ward, M. w. Foster received SO
votes; Henry Lutz, 2e-Foster's maj. 80.
-sg % WARp-Jas. Scantlin Sc; Fred Kron, 81
-Scantlin's maj. %. zcv ~fs etre
s3D iWARD-Geo. w. Rathbone, 81; Ben
Stnson, 46-Rathbone's maj. 5. .es .-, 6.
~ 4TH WARp--Y. Satterlee, so; NJ. J. Bray,
43-Satterlee's maj. se
p 35TH WARp-Fred Cook IS. ssI .u
d, 6TH WARDS. Orr, so; II. Gumbarts, 40
Orr's maj. 81. 49, = +.
It'll WARD-Jos. Sctchell, 65; j. T. Hugo,
12-SetchclPs maj. So. 1' 80
srH WARD-G G. Yennemcn, Is; B. Bennett,
15-Venreman's maj. 10. sss ta 1855 r,el5
9TI WARD-F. johnson 81; B. Nurrie. go
Johnson's maj. z. ss
10TH WARD-Wm. Hunnell Al; 7. Vennc-
man. l5-Hunnell's maj g. -r-.-r...
nth WARD-D. Kinney, 16;. NJ Mentzer,
14-Kinney's maj. 2. re
GA German received severe injury on
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

OIL. IEaFa.t es.14
-..a- -.4l Ii arEf MoSr4Y. APRIL 7.
HUNGARIAN. fro New 0rleansto c. neiniasi.
SULTASA. from Louisville 20 New 0rl. ans.
BEN FRANKLINs from New Orleans to suis4iiis.
soCrnxRSER from st. Louisto Leuisyiils.
FASNA. tow boat passed down.es-a
EMMA BHowS from wabash to EvaDniIIe
PRAIRIE ROSE. from St. Louis to Pittsburg.
GRAD . X Fl IN st. Louisto Pittsbur.
JAS MoNTGoNERY. from LouisYillc to Ne " Orleans.
SEVENTY SIX. from Nashville to Cincinnati.
GoLDEF STATE, from Pitssaurgt st Louis.
J. p. TWEED. from Wheeling to st. Louis.
CHICAGO. from Pisssburg to Nashville.
WESoSG. from Nashvileto Pittsburg.
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High Move.

s .s.a4ilsses,. ~ Ea PRINCETON, April q.
About one dozen women assembled here
this morning at five O'Clock, and proceeded to
the depot, opened it, and took out some IL
quors and destroyed all of what was there.
sei.s New York, April Z.
Gov. Clark yesterday pardoned Mr.. Graham
of New Orleans, who was sentenced to impris-
onment for killing Col. Joring at Nicholas
Hotel. -
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AUCTION SALES.

DANlELWOOlSEr. =. hIhAA NhLouH
AUCTION ROG7sS,
House. Main and Third streets imme-
diasely opposite the Washington Hotel.
M AvING leased for Of and fitted up the
H above we'll known stand prepared to re-
sale auction private SALE all kinds
disc household furniture horses bug
gies, ETC.. etc.
Cash advances made assignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
o'clock, A, M. Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Fridaynights at early gas light.
Oudoorsses andsa of real estate promptly attended
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
general FCRNITU Re- consstirg oslat
banneter backs scroll and scollop rim
Office, French, Jenny Lind. and B+ste wood seat
Chairs mahogany wood Chars Elisabeth
chairs; spring rockers Sofas sociabe centre
dining breakfast tables light and wash stands,
lounges mirrors common aud misses bedsteads
trasses safes which will sell at Gin
cinnati prices.
We also hand great variety ofnOtoas ewelry.
volins pocket cutlery pistols whips,
etc. etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
whslesaie or RETAIL WOOLSEY & NELSON,
Auct's.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED ExpREssLY FOR THE JoURNAL

1 =
BALTIMORE, April z.
A destructive fire occurred last night in
Baltimore street opposite Hanover 1t com
menced in the four story ware house occupied
IN part by Carey, Howe & Co. Boot and shoe
dealers There Warehouse entirely destroyed.
The stock of Carey Howe s. Co. was valued at
| $4,000 which was covered by insurance in
this city. s. ~ g -
George a. Narder & Co., wholesale hatters,
occupied the upper floor, whose stock was vol
ued at $4,000 this also was. insured. The
building was owned by Joseph King, whose
loss is covered by insurance. The walls of the
warehouse fell, crushing in the rear portions
of the adjacent stores on both sides, one oceu-
pied as carpet warehouse of Gabb, MDowel &
Co., whose stock is valued at 100000, is
greatly damaged, the other warehouse was
that of Wersenfelt & Co., wholesale clothing
establishment the stock in which was also much
damaged. Whole thought be 100000 The
stock in the different stores were very heavy
and very little saved. ss-s5 81 N
PHILADELPHIA, April Z.
The Coroncr's Jury on the steamboat New
Jersey have returned verdict, censuring in the
strongest terms the Camden Ferry company for
using boat unfit and unsafe for passengers,
for omission to properly man and equip her
with means Of escape and worn out, leaky
and defective boilers. The Directors, Super
intendent and boiler inspectors are each named
and censured. The officers of the boat are
exonarat ed as having done all in their power
under the circumstances, No bodies have
been found for more than week.
r5Arg 10 v4-4zr BosToN, April Z.
BY an arrival from the Cape de Verde islands
with dates to the 23d of January, we learn
the inhabitants reduced to the last extremity
for food and actual starvation had occurred in
a numbers of instances. The supplies were
almost exhausted. 7lsss
The magnificent steam ship Adriatic for the
Collins Line was launched shortly after eleven
this morning from the shipya in front of 9TH
street in splendid style. 1t is estimated that
$4,000 persons witnessed the launch.
High Move
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EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.

EVANSVILLE TOOL SKORE.
SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.
MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
FENE undersigned having largely increased his
q Hardware oilers for sal to tho citizens of Vandcrbugb
an grounding Counties extensive assortment Of
g. MECHANICS TOOLS
for Carpenters Joiners Millw rights Cabinet and
makers Coopers. Masonry Gunsmiths Blaeksniths aud
Butchers Also constantly hand full
BUILDING HARBwARE
locks atehes butts aud shutters hinges bolts brass
goods. cts, nails. glass sash and paints.
GARDEN AND FARMING TOOLS.
Pocket and tstle Cutlery, Chairs Brushes Scales Bells
Axe and variety of articles usually kept in hardware
stores.
81 Orders mail otherwise carefully attended to.
AUGUSTUS WALDKIRCH.-
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0TNot an election fight yesterday This
tells well for the good behavior of our people,
and we present it as properexample to other
places. e1z ee F1st
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BALTIMORE OYSTER DEPOT,
CRAWFORD BELL,
Who'll EsAUE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
3 WASHINGTON BLOCK BUILDING, MAIN ST..
Evansville Ind,
receiving the largest best selected
IL Drugs Medicines &c. brought 20 the city Of Ev
ansvlle Every article the public is
pure best quality My personal attention will
given the putting ef sill orders and ptions
The stock consist in part Of the following:
10 Bbbls Epson Salts bbls Spirits Turpe7tine.
do Chamber do do Alcohol IS A. P.
2 Cases EugliEh Reid Borax, Casks Cream Tartcr.
l Case Gum Opium, 10 do Sup. CSrb. Soda.
do Shellac, lease Carbonate Magn esA,
I do do Coral. do Called do,
2 Ceroons Spanish Foat Indigo. Bale AIez'd SIENNA,
| Hdd OmbrO Madder. l do India do,
900 OF. Sulpt. Quinine. Cases SUP Liqu. rice,
20 o.. Sulph. MerphiA 200 Kegs White Lead,
10 do Acelate do, ESbls Caster Oil.
: Bbls Copei Vsfhish. 1Oobzs 4ss'd Window glass.
do Linseed Oil, 80 Ass'd CLASSY ware,
do Lari Oil, % lbs Choroform.
Pure Braniies and other liquors for Family and medical
use. Thi3-1Y
I.sO PRETTY.-Rarrse De LANES. in great variety,
- ust mhI7 y. EMBICH.
FENAR.-f0 bbls just received and for sale by
mh3 s. Z. GILBERT co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINcIksArr, April I.
River rising slowly Ten feet six inches water.
Flour s. 4O9S5 CO. Whiskey steady at co. Mess
Pork hold at u.s. Bulk sides at 67s@7c. Groceries
firm.
BALTIMORE. April q
Markets dull How ard -four s. rs, City Mills
So 81 Ohio wheat scarce and wanted white at 81 sec
81 90. Corn dull at 1888 for white and 54956 for
yellow.
fsa NEW YoRK, April7.
Flour droooiDg sales of 1000 bbls 81 o59s7 rs
Southern. Wheat irn sales of 600 bushels at S 20
for Southern red. Corn rmer sales of LOCO bushels
s2@63H for mixed. Mess Pork dull Beef languid.
Lard drucprg sales of 900 bbls al 9sz9IO Whisky do
elil ed, sales of SEQ bbls at 271E.
go ~.z -ss7f NEw ORLEANS, April 3.
Flour 8. Is. Corn 5Oc. Wheat 81 40. Mess Pork
Sl5 IS. Hogs 81 3 ewt. Bacon sides SIC. shoulders
7Ic. Lard in kegs IOldc; do in barrels DC. Cof
fee Exc. Sugar IKE. Whisky 26c. Molasses 3Jc.
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ga German received a severe injury on
the side of his head yesterday, from a brick
bat thrown by canal boatman. We did not
learn the cause of the quarrel, ,.-s.a es4
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/. Splendid Spring Goods, t6
HENRY MARKS &c CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

HENRY MARKS & CO.,
wooLL' 'srSnrE aN ADOP siIK Goops,
No; II Pearl street. Cincinnati
w Gsntisnen' Furns;ss Goods TsiisEs' Trmninssi'
and every variety of goods adapted to Mans Wear.
MasrS GooS RSso0s FO Ssey
Straw onns s@ n STRAW @ styles of plain
ALsoasilk BOnnets &c. 80 all of which viii be Of
feref on the Snost fayorable terms mhlS- Inn
Ok BRLs No Plaster Paris in store e.d for sale BY
1@ - mh2e 49, u. II. COOK SON.
fss.. a &? SIX fsg a.s Brass R's
a. sss,d Fish HooAs e"ptsng best aatsed Limerick
Fish, Trout Sea River also all kinds Immita
lion Bate, uss received and for sale by
.r,l. NOTICE.
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASoNs.
will at Ii O'Clock NJ on Thursday the Is. day May
receive and consider sslled for building
0odys Mil speedcstions the proposed work
be examined the oee undersigned by
mhss-ts l''D'D william II. WALKER A. v.o
CORONEK,S INQUEST.
Inquest held before the 18th day of March.
ni9n Sssr s ba boy ss
mixed satne coat check shir boots and socks wool
hat ahGu: % OLD had in his possess on leather
The Tordict Of the iHry that ne by
blow IRON limb thrown from . falling tree NM,
mh22-sw Justice Of the Peace.
H5OUSEsS EEPERS SUITED AT LAST!!|
M calls ss sstsa as Of the aa to
their and which may be had at his store Washington
Paalds ysIs. Extracts ia small bottles for culinary
Mint; Extract of Auspices
do do RSis do do h Nance DO Yan.
Mustard Premium s sasssTd E E3siss o.
oil Root Essence Ginger TaPcoa singlas Gal atine
Preston MeTriila Yeast Hops Mills; Yeast Dnrkees Heck
Farind dssirabls article for children and
% and ons'
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TO EsOATMEN

II HAVE opened. the ms
.fiAE Aaer of Canal and Main streets
IsGA 81 BOAT SToRE and FAMILY GROCERY Estrb-
lishment. whore will be pr pared ut all times
unpl and Ohio Boats and families with every
tice thc7 hked il the way of Stores.
Canal Boatsnen are particularly reqnosted to remember
nv place. mhI3- 2twdtf John FARRELL
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E bW ARD BOYLE,

SHEET-IRON WORKER.
BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMITHTNG IN GENERAL;
NJ ANUFACTURE of Boiler Rves. Railroad Chairs and
NE Spikes, n. L. Corner Main and Cherry streets,
Lonis. Mo. srtr.al esr-l - Il rc,,lf
E- Second band Boiles always hand Repairing tone
upon the shortest notice. mhlS-3m
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DISSOLUTION.

"A !
FHNHE
Kr5-ner nd Jacob Refs, under the style REFS 4
Eroener dissolved mutual
January 1856 Jacob eiss authorized to collect es
due VIM said late and Frederick Kroener
authorize collect all debts due the said late Arm and for
which hold any Frederick KroeBer
will psg nd DISCHARGE all claims held against cid
arm. JACOB REFS,
mhs-3v FREDERICK KROENER
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SITINETTs.

NE w FIGURING AMI CORN MILL.
TTNHE under igned have established MILL the
Second Canal the purpose manufac-
turing Flonr and Mesl for the trade. We will
constantly hand extra brands Flour and
suit the trsde We hope merit share the public
roaage by giving sgood article OF Flour Meal.
Grinding done to immediate the try trade.
jan29 II HART & RAIRCHILD.
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COAL FROM THE BODIAM MINES

COAL FROM THE BODIAM MINES.
WIS superior article of Coslis ready for delivery
IL from the city landing All orders left CompaDya
once of Sycamore and First will be promptly
attended to, as follows:
rders left before IL clock NJ, delivered day
Orders left after that hour and before O'Clock IL. de-
:ivered before day.
The Comp prepared furnish Stations
o the F.. and c. Railroad follows:
City Landing. sc rer Bush.
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HER received in fresh lot of Spring Style Goods
81 reich prepared dspose the figures
to all the latest st Of goods d-
from the pofters and and hope by
strict attention to the of the mereha merit fair
share g their patronage. j. q. JEWELL & Co..
mhI3-tf Corner Vine and FIRST streets.
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rN A.N KRs Az WIG ] Sale UNp RErAIL.

VFNHE Undersigned conant kee hand large asort
ment Of fresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers aud
also Of Pilot Naval Bread which being manufae
Machinery. thew s,li
Low prize place in the West and excelled
in quality any other mandatory the country large
stock al hand at shop Water street between
81 mere and Vine.
deels- dti j. SINZTCW.- I