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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-03

GSUEDRFES.-
- zoe Bushels of Corn Nealj
I30f0Hs Bran and Shortsi
100 Bushels OATS
IS Bags suPerhne Flour; rhw reeeivins and for
sale hy iaa3 j. w. 5. VIOKERY.
E,HL0UR The undersigned keeps hands supply of
q Posey Vile -four in barrels BY the large small guam
thy. J. S. JAQUESS & CO.
"a II. RAIsONs-sobose'st for sali pl9yyISys 70
ian lidsf Sycamore, near Water st.
NJ AIsl0 kegs assorted sizes atnanufaoturers prices,
I adding freight aud charges. -
dees GEO. FOSTER co.
EpUI EH-IOO lbs superior Roll Butter reed and for
, saIeat janis 7. HEADEN' IS Grocery.
CHANGED HAN DIS.
z HAVE of Groceries to Mr. r. D. Seks,
will the business old stand. of
having united his stock with
full Grocery He is also provided With
Express agon will deliver goods any persons
city suburbs. hep old friends will give
him their patronage. jan29-tf j. r. MONROE.
EpLEACHED C0TTON.-2s eases BleaeLsd Cotton re-
- ceiycd sl,is day and fo- sale By
JAS Low & CO..
jsn25 AIS Main st L uisville KY.
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received. assortment OF shOvels Spades Grain
80 Scoups Straw and Hay Knives Forks Axes Mattoeks
Pic Brgsh Sethes Log Trace Halter and Dog Chains.
Coffee Mis Coffee Roasters Mouse and Rat Traps Meat
sale cheap by GRANT Il CARSON.
decIT-dtf
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II AvING removed into our ue Store near the Wash
ington Hotel. prepared to wait all
old and many may favor us with
their calls. 4 go.
invite ton Of all agood assortment NEW
GOODS lately received CnenRat chased by
Junior expressly tradeamOngst which will be found
articles for the comfort and convenience Of
families.
Our Express readiness convey all arti
bought ary part of the city free of charge
Come ana try US. J. W. & y. FICKERY.
dl3 diff Main at. between Second and Third.
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APPEAL TO THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY

OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Particular Attracfi0fa.
NE7 prepared to show and
30 patrons entire stock of Winter Goods con5it
ing the richest variety and the most beautiful assortment
goods adopted the these Goods having
been purchased selected by Mr. jacob Loewen in the
New Ork market advantages and
enabled to offer them at unusually low prices.
Ournsw and excellent embraces every article
aud desirable in the line of Dry Goods and Cloth
You respectfully solicited to call and examine these
Goods WIN, LGWENTHAL h CO..
iAnfR Corner First and Main
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DOC QUESTION NOT SETTLED!

TOBACCO bxs Blue Hen and Chickens x; 20 kIs
Stantons u; IS bxs ). p. Dick Co = inrnp: bxs
Hover of America. for sale at COOK SONS
feb20 Corner Vain and First
ND ATFINGs3o bales No Louisville sale at invoices
ID rricea. fabl9 GEO. FOSTER AZ
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A M B r 0 TY ES
TAKEN AT THE

WMTANTED-5o 900 bushels of Yellow Corn.
Wv febI9 GEO ROSTER 6 ro
MOLASSES.-250 bbls and lCO hf-bbls psiLne, Ii
1t1 nets eooperage in and for sale BY
febIs GEO FOSTER e. CO.
ID RLEEDINGS Sirop Batturie from pure ssgar in
D bbls and hf bbls superior article for family
sale BY febiS GEO. FOSTER 81 &C
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'" uo VOTERS OF AMELIA com.

T ls az my Gs s"n w ~
p'T' III 90. ,h. candidates. tor the Sheri'tNs,
@ % with my n n,en tS y si G and sou
i.y OF "i-"V"s- h.,or, YOU Il Is understand
81 ne rF2s INV: reported ha, i; the said William
i;% r, ] sheriff tas am to he the Ss SS' ro is U
md ne q" ',a, in prejudice misyonccTon Ih,s
r bs v!5.cn OF the pri, OF the Constitution c" our
"'-" ,r! Il, is also reported that am 20 ferri''
: 'n't" M r,c,,. a; the office with him. This Is "l'"
oad be ri"Go b E' To receive sy sv snS
""' '"S. i his own labor could never consth'
>! -" N NC, OF injustice even ii requested by HIM 50
10 10 .h,r;. ,hs, Office will be
sy ~ HI. Disposal and direction, TO receive shd w.. M
r-t, ,f.-ro ~ ne may think proper s"H.' PG".,s
-, his Deputies desired by him. ~ al! ONE!
,s,ty ,y 10 aid and assist him. This,
!. ,he plain and unvarnshed statement OF tHe "H0'
Wth ihaaks and gratitude for past !n'oFE,
v 81" Am respectfully roG''. ,rr,,
JOHN A. JEIEk
Asr,IA CorSrY, April Is, ls'"-ci
-. II Ia
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SEIDES K lIII,I.ER

EtROCERS AND Commission Merchants and importers
IN and Dealers in fine old Wines Iiuuor. $rrnrs and
Teas corner Pearl aud Car streets are now rrjyu,
their Spring supply of Goods;n hcrinc consisting in part
MS follows:
400 bhgs Rio Coffee
200 bags I.a.uayrn Coffee
100 bags Old Government avn Coffee
Marncaiho aud Mocha Cnihc
New Orleans Sugars and NbInges
Porto Rico do do
Golden syrup. Rehulcd Crn syrup for nrgrnas
Refined Sugars Of all the 'Erirlcs
AdaInuntinc, Sperm and liliow Candles
Fancy. Brown and Fnmiy Soaps
English Dnry a;rd Pine Apple Cheese
Rice BrOums, Buckets Cords, LINES
Green and Black Tea, ircm low grade 10 finest uunlity
imported
Fine Old Wines. full assortment
Rrnndies from low pricG 10 finest quality imported
Sparkling Hook and Chart Wines. superior quality
Champagne Wine. Of Out own importation
Our own brands Rcciihct Whi-kcy
Finest old Bourbon and Mountain Rye Whiskry
Havana Scgars. tiur assortment
Pickles, Preserve FL Frus, Sauces, Cntsups &c
Which they will sell ol the usual terms 10 punr,ual
dealers and solicit purchasers to their stock OF
goods. March ag-lltu
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LIBRARY AND READING ROOM.

..,or,,rrD> The Library and Reading Rooms OF this
,r,,un located in Iodiins Building Second door, up
.a,r. are open every day from 10 o clock Nh
: " AMI from to 10, P NJ, excep, Thursday even.
.ar and Friday morning
be.s room. contain variety of well selected standard
.,cela, aoI, DOORS, as well as all the best NEWS.
pap.RS o, the United Statcs received and FLED BY the
ts:rs 4!r!ra.s.
,-Pcr.ons visiting the city, as well as citizens gen.
-. are cordially :n";ed ~ visit the rooms ut their
ana read lie books and papers, fRsE OF CHANGE
sun.c.srs paying e. per annuin IN advance VIII be
s5;, ,aRs hooks from the Library under It's regula
.;o"' -. - new hooks April lin
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

FIAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
NOR the year 1856 the first session OF this Institution
will commence the 18th of January, and close
the 10Th Of June. The second session will commence the
10Th july and close the 18th December.
TERMS PAYABLE AT TIE END OF THE SESSION:
Tunn in the English Departments, including
French, spanish and Italian, each extra ..... %
Orsmcual Branches, each, extra, at teachers prices
ain and Greek Class taught by Jno Orgain jr.. 20 0o
fslu cases OF protracted sickness deduction Will be
I ordinary Female Schools of the country, where
,sarher il .npoycd is impossible for of tme for
the teacher devo etha constant personal attention that
ia needed For instance the little pupil in music IS ncces
sry sen, the piano to practice her music without as
should there be only ten scholars and half hour
only Sevord by each music the teacher being present
6yc hours her will be consumed and but little left
tar instruction in other studies. To this may be traced
much o; the complaints OF female schools
Ri, rr,mt obi c of my school is the undivided
attention OF the teachers to every department.:
For this purpose two teachers are employed one to attend
., rh. ordinary English Branches, including Mathematics
s Nh, Sciences and the other TO Music French, Italian
spanish and Ornamental Branches. Miss l. SCOTT VII!
nraiu have charge Of the first department. BY her fidelity
.nd nmuhity OF character she has secured the love OF
MI her pupils and from my own examination, know that
those under her instruction have progressed with cStraor.
di,arv rapidly and proficiency that Is quite common
for them d their 10 say that greater progress has
been made in one than i'll any two years before
In the other department., embracing Music French and
Ornamental Branches, Miss MARX ANN SEviSs Is engaged
alady great general intelligence nnd long experience
in teaching Having taught in this Seminary for halt OF
last session her superior Qualifications and industry
tina, never weures ensured the rapid improve.
meut OF the young ladies in her department In Music
the ladies take their lessons invariably the presence Of
the teacher aud then retire another piano to practice
frequently examine the young ladies, especially on
such branches as generally in female schools very I'M
perfectly learned When these TO take place not
generally known by them The consequence is that they
are always prepared.
In CLOSING: feel due TO the Young Ladies' who nave
their uniform kindness each other and to every mem
Der Of my family Their extraordinary decoruin their
dcent application to their duties and their proficiency
merit more than ordinary praise.
IL Every article Of clothing should be marked
Er.My address 10 Muciarlands Lunen1urg, Va
bcr as--cn JOHN ORGAN, in.
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NEW I,I,4I'l.II

NEW FTIUTEH.
HNrE have been engaged !"r some ~
w time pas; in getting up the \NkS4
pnerns for n Plough, especial N
Is designed for turning under the x<Ss...szE-Aazsse
heaviest srowtio vegetable macr, and we haze now the
pleasure informing friends, tina; we think we have
fully accomplished that end.
We would call the rttcE-ioa Of the Farmers 10 this
Plough as rc lnrg" stock OF Pnughs OF every
size Cultivn.Drs, Corn Wcrdrrs. New Ground Jumping
COatcr: Large Horse CutiyaOrs for putting IN
Wheat Hurrows, &C. &c. All OF which made in our
shops 10y good wurkcn, ana warranted 10 give salts
faction GEO. WATT 4 CO., franklin street,
Square below the Exchange, Richmond, Va
I-cS,llY
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DIRECT REFRIGERATION

OF BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR LADIES AND GEN.
TLEMEN. MISSES. AND CHILDREN.
n Have received and opened case of Ladies' lin
II and Gcntemen-', Nj ses, and Chidrens Boots ~
and Shoes, imported direct from Paris lay myself.
They of superior quality. Such boots and 80
shoe. have never been this part OF the World be-
tore They were manufactured 10y the Premium Boot aud
Shoemaker of France, who received the medal at the
Worlds Exhibition III Paris las fall will challenge
any house in Rc: mond IN the entire South, To produce
such Goods have nlsO materials for the manufacture Oi
rcs (ncrs of all colours such ha surpHs sed
here or eewhcrr ALEX'R HILL,
Importer and manufacture. Of Ladieo Gentlc:nens
Boots and shoes. l21 Main FL Richmond Va
An
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NOTICE. .
~ ,,r ,prrtrnnC nP ISAAC n WATkls-

TO ALL CREDITORS or ISAAC H. Wal MI 49,
1sAAc r. WATKINS, E-q, having c"iT"y.h =" o. =
II undprsiyn.d II large amount OF 'nu"o" pI"p-t : -
secure first his confidential debts sud sure'i's ti ~
all his creditor. ra,eab'y who hril before me 49,"
H.; Enu upricr j. hereby given 10 MI cr'G:rf" @ .. 2
mid I.nnc r Watkins prcsen, their Claims 10 "a ~
der ;. ned " i,h GcIsy ....
u. will b. ut the Arlington House. Fichrn"L' '.' -
r.i Iays where he will be glad Ia receive he c.i.H
creditor. Commun,cs atoms may lie etdre's'1 - 'D@
d.r.irned ut Providence y. o.. Halifax county "
his counsel Wood Bouldin. fsq Itlc9i, : r
county Va. lhoM"S ""t'''
Auril lJ-dlwaca5w -------------
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COrRsEOF LECTURES AT

Is THE MEDICAL COLLEGE VIII commence on
mo ~, o, April and continue wniil the 18th OF August,
rn;,r the following organisation:
{ Rel C,r.on " n, Lectures on Surgery
n Il Tucker i. D., Lectures ON Practice oil Meuicihe
n = >ca" u u Lectures on Chemistry
A + ?...coas. i d Lectures on Anatomy
Ii Conway i. D.. Lectures on obstetrics
= Meow v D Lec;urss on Physiology
Tho + Nay0. Y. D.. Lectures on Ma,cr!a Nedca
7ic.c:s :,sG;t ty N. ?. SCUTT, N D Office Governor
ara, March i2-cl0t
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ICRICVL1URAI WAREHOUSE.

TBtllE Observation-Disclosures removed ~
IL to their factory on Cary \SE
street between 9TH and 10Th streets, kN
mr. pr, pared 10 receive orders tor nj
kinds OF Agricultural Machines aud Implements of the Ia
trt aud most approved pttrns which will be made OF
the hes, materials ,li CT superior workmanship. They
ask attention - "Iarwss double and single geHrcd
HnrscwIwrrs and Threshrrs." which have taken pro-
In.l. at every Fair which they have been eXhl!ca
Also to "CrGskl Clud Crusher." "Mnnnys PnteEt Reap
or and Mower the best ia use; Fawkcs PhcA Lime and
G:.nno Spr.adcr, highly approved Hay Prcs-er Hay
Rakcs; Corn Shelters. from $40 IN 3o Smiths Patent
straw Gutter Gain Cradles. &c Rch's Patent Iron beam
plow OF various They subain the opinion OF
the Hon. VIM. &. Rive. al these Flows.
BALDWIN, CALDWELL & co.
Richmon!, March !, leJf
CASTLE HILL. Dec. Is 1854.
Col WIN b. STouGHroS-Dear Sir: tnse pleasure IN
recording here my impression OF the performance Of your
p ow (Richs Iron. Beam PATENT y! Gotham. today The
work ,yas tar more thorough and complete than TINT of
ruy blow | ever saw III operation before. The iurr0w
opened by Il veg generally IL inches deep and about
20 nrbss wide in hard close land and most cifectunl!y
and perfectly cleaned uut, OF the sod earth falling
hack INTO il.
The trial of the p!ow WAS Witnessed by many OF my
nrrhburs anon. whom will mention Mcssrs. Frank K.
Nelson H. Grnc, J H. Lewis, c. r. hopkins, Thomas
Watson Of Louisa all practical men and most excel
lent Judges OF agricultural implements; and there WAS but
one opinion among then; u the superiority and unex.
rcptionHblc performance %, your pow
Wishing YOU equal elsewhere IN making tins VA
lusble .nneIuent iavorably known 10 our hgrcurThi
March WIN C. RIvEs
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IT, TIE CELEBRATED AND COMPLETELY Oh,

4. +. MONLEi, Acting Manager.
t-v- TIE CELEBRATED AND COMPLETELY OR.
PYNE & HARRISON
ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,
Comprising, among other gifted arii>rs, the world re-
uowned Queen of English Song
MISS LOUISA PYSE
who we'll (by the leading critics of nearly every city n
note throughout the uuon) has been accorded an exec"
lence scarcely inferior to Jenny Lnds. The renowned
English Tenor,
MR w. HARRISON,
The celebrated Basss
Mr. sTRETToN. and :,
Will commence n brief ,.,.,.,>
FASHIONABLE OPERA SEASON
At THE
RICHMOND THEATRE,
On MONDA Az evening, April 2lst aided by II powerful
and coinpeten OrchestrH, aud ul and efficient Chorus
The engagement of this renowned Company IL limited
to bur SIN NIGHTS during which time there will be pre-
scented each night one VI
the cost Of which the managers with effective hcces
sions scenery Costumes, &c. reaches the en-
traurdinary amount Vi g, OOW -,
,lhc Box Sheet for the sale of Reserved Seats, WI
be open every day this week. Office hours hctwecn9 y.
NJ. and p NJ.
sg@ On MONDAY, April 2lst, Initial Opera, sONNAM'
BULA.
PRICES OF ADMISSlON-Dre-s Circle and Parquette
81; Secured Seats 81 50 Family Circle 81 cents Haery
SO cents April LIT
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IEFEERSONTON ACADEMY.

TIME twenty first session Of this school will commence
II on the LIST of september and end on the 18th OF
June Having employc graduate OF the University OF
Virginia to assist me- shall be enabled TO enurget the
course Of instruction. The school Id situated in the vii
age of Iefersonton about and hall miles from the
Fauouicr White Sulphur Springs. i'll unusually healthy
neighborhood and Que almost entirely free from disspa
ton Further comments deemed unnecessary, the
school 10 we'll klowu.
TERMs:-Board, dncludipg washing fuel and lightD
and Tuition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 90
English Branches and Mathematics. 30 %
Languages Greek, Latin. Spanish, GERMANY one
or all Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
Payable one half in advance the balance the st uf
February. No deduction for absence except in Of
protracted Illness but charge will be made from the BE-
ginning OF the halfsession which the Student
CALEB BURNLEY, Principal.
w. NJ. FlSHBACk. Assistant
Aug 2I-ctf Jeffersonton Culpcper countv. Va.
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Gus, SPORTING APPARATUS FISHING

TACKLE. sc.
fENFIE undersigned hcg- leave IL call at.- s.dRyyR>
u truOn lis stock Of goods, which r-"S-SSsS
is lnrge, well Assortcd.ani % his .nportaon viz
FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE OF every de-
scrptinn, consisting in pa: u
Supcr:inc Cas-! - se Ntrhy Limerick, Virginia. Sea and
other |! ,CkJ
SilL. lar, Linen and Cotton lincs
NHlkn. Cane md JDirted Rods
Snoous Canton Sea Grass. Floats Reels
Artificial Flies. Slk. Worm t;ut
Cnne Reeds, Net &c, sc.
Also, GUNS AND SPORTING. APPARATUS.
Powder Fln-ks, Shc els, GHm- Bags, Percussion
Caps. Drinking H.,-ks, Ne.
C0Ii's AID other Pistols.
Sci-gDrs, Pen and Pocket Knives. Sc
All O which offer nj the loves: Wholesale prices.
Iou respectfully invited 10 cnll and examine.
:. SUTHERLAND,
Importer No l.i2, Main street,
March 2+-Im Opposite En- Gle Square.
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THE MUSIC STORE,

TIE MUSIC STORE.
ED H. YLOR would remind xM
Il his friends ard the public generally Ezs5s253f
that his store is Governor street x-H n n
where may he found PIANO FDRTES
MhLoDitNH. GUITARS, NIOl.lNS, FLUTES and AC-
nohDhON:, vi the beet quality ANA the lowest prices
lie Il the cole in this city sale OF the rlr
Ted Hnn and Clark Pianos which SURPASSED BY
any other mhker>, ana cquailed by but few Also Gale
Co. superior Pianos
I.S-Guiar and Violin STRINGS Of the besr quality.
lie nus the lhrgesi stock MUSIC to be 10 nd in this
state and Is constantly receiving latest publications
"hGh he WI! sell At the most reduced prices and upon
goo! terms can b." had elsewhere
20 Pianos tuned, repaired, aud LEI on hire
~ z Do IlnLns La 81 lr.,mf I'm,
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In 81 L0uis rOHRty MSs0Hri on O're sTeff i0nh hohf-
:,25 Acres: Orchard, Mecder Timber, DTe!:"E, V'I'
houses, Stock Farming U:,nsis. 81. s..
XKTE offer for sale the large ard valuable Farm tor
w merry owned by Judge Lanham, lying on the oi"e
street Plank Road fifteen miles distant from 81 Louis
The frr proper embraces 2 acres, OF wicn slG acres
are under fence and in cultivation W acre, young men
dow mud 81 acres old lneudowtc remaining lOb acres
being fine vcung timber. In addition to thit are .sa acres
nd AGENT the farm, on what Is known az the Creve
C1ur Lake Horse shoe, very heavily tbered, which WI"
be sold with the remainder, 1t the option OF the buyer
The improvements OF the farm arc ample conc .tng OF
substantial and convenient frame dwelling kitchen;
smokchou-c negro cnGns, spacious and we'll ordered
barn with .raary stabing and cow sheds all apple or.
cLprd embracing eight acres OF excellent fruit, good
kitchen.gardcn DC. &C The place ia copous watercd
in every part the supply for the houscbcng derived from
living spring adjoining it, which has never been known 20
fail The whole farm is high lying rs wei ard handsome
E ~ nny place in the county the soil :cl the neigh
Gorhood noted for it's s,nhrity Il desired the owners
viii also sell in body, aud st Reasonable valuation, the
horses cattle, farming implements, &c, 80, now upon
the place. o,,.,., ,ud ,,o
venrs d uer cent per Annum interest deferred pay
;nen,s 10 be secured ON the property.
~ 3. V. PAPIN & BROTHER,
Real Estate Dealers, 81 Chesaut ST., 81. Louis
.
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FEU STORE .tFD NEW STOCK OF SUPERIOR
READY MADE CLOTHING

FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
G'ONFksiSG vii New styles OF Spring
~ DRESS AND FROCk COATS,
BUSINESS COATS,
Vi Fancy Cio;. Cassimeres. Merino Dr"p de Etc, Al
pGca Linen and Marsecs.
VESTS,
'l-,.' .ar:.,y Glscs, Dsass and Fancy CASHMERE
PANTS.
,. no Linen. Marsces. Gambler. &c.
'"@A III BEER GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
CBAyATS. TIES AND STOCKS.
oi the creates; valley.
sdspvnders,
hid, silk and Thread Gloves,
hnEd.crchiefs, Sacks, Shirts. Collars.
s,, ,S:i AMI Gaua" Merino UNDER SHIRTS
'''' ''''n !..nca and RicachcI Cotton DRAWERS. &c.
tMRRELLAS.
bHOLESiLE And RETAIL.
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NEaGHiYDiSE.
SPhiSi. HARROW ARE, 1876.
SMITH, RHODES X Co,

SMlIl! RHODES II CO.,
II ntc SmIS RChcr-)
IMPORTERS iND DEiLEHS ~
Fothl"N hND j.. 'MESIiG HARDWARE. CUTLERY,
GUNS. SADDLERY. &C,
w -. Fr"ri STRAIT Ejrhm0Dd Ia,
~ J.. now ia store. are. r.cciviu"
-. from II,,. man"i"riurGrs Of England Sssxg'
hiii iiis cnn'.trv- i"rg. md well selected
STOCK % ''n"l.. especially adapted the s.<'aSSea
wants oi the Trad" Of virginia North Carolina and Ten.
h''sc AMI we respectfully invite M-r,lan- Sn,!drrs and
mh'rs WISHING ih> mnrket cn mud examine the same
lows viz: "
inn' Tor Carpenters, Masons. Snddcr- Tanners, Mill.
wrirh's, Choppers, Smiths. &r in grcat variety
building Materials, Locke Bolts Butts screws, &c,
sc. ' ' '
Heavy foods us Chnns, Anvils Vices Steel Hollow
Ware, ANle-. Springs, Axes Ac.
Shisiy t:s", Srytir-, Sntih- Stones and Rihrs
S'iaw hm'yr-. ii"y Knives Rricr Hook
fVrh-, :i!nd,s ShOEc-. Uum-- tI0. skins
M" assortment iirdlrs Salilrs Stirru,,- Bits
Whip, I"trnI and Euhiurlicd Leather Sheep skins
Sh"" Last, Boot Tree. Crimp Boards.
Cutlery. Of Rodgers, Wuctenho,n. Butcher an,or
makers.
Guns, double md single barrel, Rifles
Pistols. II gO0l assortment.
Fancy Goods rs Port Munnirs Bru-hes Purs.s &c
March l.
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.


NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
VIZ T. are receiving stock OF staple and Fancy Dry
w Goods, in part of own mpotatiUn md Tic
nandcr from the various markets oil this country pur.
chusc,i on the niust favorable terms
The whole stock being entirely and frr-h offer
il to the trade confidently assuring buyers that in
mny be expected II consists in pnri follows:
81 =, IL nd 81 Brown Shirtings and Shreting4
Cotton Osnahurgs CottunsdCs and Ennkeens
Large ttcck uf Brnchrd pumcs,icr, all widths
Pmd Striped and Puin CUtiUns, for servants
Kentucky Jeams. Saiincts md Twccls
Ifckimrs, Furniture and Apron Checks
Blrachcd and Brown Table Cloths unG Duriusks
Large stnck of Irish Lncna
Cloths, Ca-simercs and Vestings
Large stock of Prints, Ginchains and Lawns
Alpnccas and Canton Clohs
Printed Chaics and BareGcs
Plain De Lancs and Chullies of all grades
Lawn, Challic and Barese Robes
White Cabrcs, Juckoncis Swiss and Null Musns
MuntillHs large stock and cheap
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Collars
Luce Collars aud Sleeves in sets
Linen. Cambria. Silk aud Cotton lldkfs
With large stock Of other goods not enumerated To
which we ask the attention of friends and the trade
generally. WlLIINGuAk & TARUY
March IJ-iA elm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18
RICUIRD Jt,URJ?:S

SrRlAG STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS
q lave Jlsi received nay stock oi Spring and syn
= summer iiAIS and CAPS, comprising all Of the E3
plhcc.
French Felt Moirskn, black and dra, Brnvrr PANAMA.
l"roi- In mention
y' Tor Dress HITS - unsurpassed by any for beau.
y, n''dn"'-, lIshtness, gcntity and quality.
u you want sentcc aud light Hat call nj the Premium
Hat store !O1, Broad street
CUun'ry merchants buying their Spring and Summer
StcA WIN ma Ia their advantage give call H.
VIII sell thcm reasonable terms as any house in this
city.
Ladies' VII! md on" of the finest selected stock Of Chill.
rrh liars ami Gaps and Misses flats and Ludics HITS
10 h' i"hId IN the market which am selling very low
CuilHt RICHARD N0oRE's
aprii II Premium Hut S.orO. .07 Brnad Il.