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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RtHT-EN-
quire on the premises, No. sos PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets, south side.
nov l5-:7
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CHRISTIAN Association. "A monthly meet
ing Of the Yourg Mems Christian Association
will be held at their rooms, corner of Penn
sylgania avenue aud Tonth street, this Mon.
day. evening, 18th inst, at Z! clock S.v
eral addresses may be expected. Member:
and friends of the Association are cordially
invited to attend.
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NOR RENT OR SALE-A LARGE COM
modlous Frame House, situated on l. street,
5,t"een 9Th ard 10th streets, containing eleven
Rooms, with Passage, and good pump Of watei
In the yard Also, good stable and Carriage
house attached Inquire Of GEO. T LANG
Icy on 1lth street. near K street nov liz:
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TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
Il SALE.-Horses No as and so Louisiana ave-
nue., between 9Th and 7th streets The location is
desirable one. and offers a rare chance for good
investment Terms easy Applyto T.. X. LUN-
DY. No. LIS Bridge street, Georgetown, or No 40
Louisiana avenue, Washington. nov IL II
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E'OR RENT.--A NEAT FRAME HOUSE,
i Papered throughout, and containing small
Rooms exclusive OF kitchen The house Is stu
ated In quiet, healthy ne'ghborhood Posses
sion given the LIST Of December. rorterms apply
on the premises, No. 320 Oh street, or TO j
MARKHITER, next to Odd Fellows Hall 7,h
street. nov n 6ts
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-MRs
l. IL. Anderson has for rent large E2d hand.
some PeT or, with several Chambers, suitable
FOR the aCcGmGcd zion Of five six gentlemen
rdn servant WILL be KEEP. In ATTENDANCE Aprly
two doors from the kirkwood House, Pemsvl "a.
MIA avenue Al
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NEW YORK LEDGER, The LADiks
IN jewel, for November 22d "OTicn the oSle
Bsa,er - takes ell the laurels fGom Tie OuE neher
ueyH FER6UsON'B, AS 7th 81.
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IUWaiches, JeweIry and SILVER wsrc.

Liver OIL received Also Turk. and Americas -
Towels Of kind, sails a DYsONIs On
Ptnnsylva- Ia avenue, corner Twelfth nov IaiW
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MOTTO E.-DR J. u. GIBBS WILL BE
" absent from the city, on business, until about
the 18th November. Oc 2l-eOtf
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MORE FINE EsTKETAINMENTs.-To night the
Marion club give their first grand ball at Tenn.
peranSe Hall. The Marion boys promise to
make all happy and merry who favor them
with their presence
On Wednesday nigh. that capital association
of good fellows, thu Good VIII Club, give their
third annual ball With its yearly increasing
popularity We don't wonder that this club has
outgrOwn its old quarters and is now compelled
to take = hall as large as Carusi's saloon
On the same night the "ancient and honor
able" Anacostia Fire Company No l, give an
other Of their ever successful annual balls,
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1.-THE owner Of the abo Te described Mare Is
requested to come forward, prove property, and
take her away. Residence in Georgetown, on
Dumbarton street, near Montgomery street.
nov Is BIS WALTER SILENCE
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IN The CANAL Saturday afternoon. a col.
ored man named Tyler started from the Ave.
nue. WIN basket containing groceries, which
top heavy by reason Of various social dy;nLs
he missed his way at Seventh street and tum'
bied into the water, from which be was tsts,
by eolOrsd man near by at the time This
ducking sObered him little, and he want "a
beTailID2 the damage done 10 his sugar and
tea.
BALL-rhe Winnebsgo tribe, No 9.IO
h give their annual ball on Wednesday
aight next At Cops saloon. Their member,
y 6ermans get up most agreeable balls Their
1sic 10 fne, and the pretty German Ias.i.s
srs sure 70 be there, as we'll as the life-loying
German youths. Be sure 70 70.
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E$OR RENT "A NEAT TWO STORY AND
L attlc Frame House, with back building, stu
ated on 18th street, between X and l., containing
ten Rooms u is occupied at preasent bya lady
who will show the Premises to any one who may
wish to see them Forfurther particulars inquire
OF GRIFFIN, Penn avenue ,iNo 314 Pos
session given LIST December nov I7-3t&
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ESOR RENT OR EhSE-DWELLING-
l. House 33s, north side Penn avenue, he.ws en-
9lh AID 10Th streets Orc Of the finest locations
In the city for professional or business men To
punctial tenant the rent will b; mod rate. 40
ply on the premises 70 GEO. ii. u WHITRA
CO, or to CHAS. II LANE, Gents Furnishing
Store, Az Penn. avenue, neaTIH street nov II
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sfOR SALE "A NUMBER OF FARMS,
. containing twenty acres and upwards or
dividea To suit purchasers, situated in the Dis
tIict, Maryland, or virginia.
Alco, some OF the most desirable Property in
This city, consisting OF Dwelling Houses and va
can't Lots Persons wishing to invest money in
Tue nieccpolS OF the Nation or vicinity will do
we'll 10 give ne call before purchasing. Per
sons having property 10 dispose Of can have IL
done upon reasonable terms Money profit bly,
invested on Real Estate securities, and loans
negotiated. Apply T.. w. McKNEW. General
Agent, Congressional Globe Oface
nov I7-eo3w
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CsNTLEn' EMS MAUUs AND TRAY
n elling Shawls Of Scotch and Bay State. extra
size, weight and quality, ranging I'm price ON
to Is dollars. A large and varied supply Just
received, at LANES
Gen.lemen's Fur lishIng Store,
nov - d2i Pa ave, near az street
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FOR SALE OR RENT--A DESIRAB LIE
l. small place near Biadensburg Depot, con-
tanning about twenty acres Of land Theimprove-
ments are a small Cottage Dwelling, Csrriege-
mousse, stable, DC well fenced and in a good
state Of cultivation. The soil is we'll I'D spted TO
the purposes Of market garden and dairy. APP
ply to Il. W. MckNEW, Congressional Globe
Office. nov g7-eo2w
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DEAL ESTATE IN THE WFSTFOR
~ Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate In
or near ct Paul, in Minnesota Territory, or In or
near Superior city, In Wisconsin, Will do well to
call atthe Kirkwooi House on ALLEN PIERSE
u hinnegotd. nov : II
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nIsrkICr OF COLUMBIA, wn.h,pytan

- County, to witt hereby certify a.
that w alter Silence, OF said county brought 10Y
before me- the subscriber one OF the justice OF
peacc In and for said county, this 18th day Of No
vember, less, as stray trespassing upon his en-
closure, DUN MARE, about Q years old, about
10 hands hight; one white foot having worked
In harness thOd all round.
Given under my hand and seal this 18TH day Of
November, 1856. HENRY REAVER J. p
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
MILEIE EkY.

M. HAVE RECEIVED LOT OF .x~a
tS%ENew YORK Fall and Winter BON
ealEoNETS, and Will have 10Y opening on ~
the lUth o! November. Ladies call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
-Four good Milliners and a few Apprentices
wanted also, a Woman to do housewoTk
MRS u RUOFF,
~. No. as Pa av., bet. 10th and 18th SITS.
&C 25.eo1m& s.l
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TIE FIRE AND RIor or SATURDAY N1eHr..

TIE FIRE AND RIor or SATURDAY NIGHT
A fre-doubtless the work of an incendisry
was discovered in the brick stable occupied
by Thomas Mcheeyer, hack driver, corner of
pennsylvania avenue and Twenty-frst street,
In the First Ward, between IL and IL o'clock
on saturday night Two valuable horses were
smotnered, and harnesses and carriage in
Jured-the loss to the owner being in the
neignoorhood of thousand dollars. The o.
caslon was sleIed upon by rowdy spirits for
another OF those disgrsceful riots which our
citizens, from sad experience, now naturally
expect upon an alarm Of fire. The Intelli
gencer says:
Although the alarm given was loud and
long no apparatus appeared, and not a spoon
full Of water was thrown. But all this time
there was busy work not far off. Guns and
pistols were firing in rapid succession along
Pennsylvania avenue, and rocks and stones
dew fast and fierce, endangering the life and
limb Of all passcrs by, no matter who or what
they were. This was kept up for the better
part OF an hour. Whilst the firing was bIa-
zing, man came up and walked conspicuously
between the fire and the crowd which was
looking On, carrying revolver alofs above
MS head, and daring any one to contest his
surpassilg prowess. He marched forward
and backward in this way without any inter.
ference, and left with the remark, "Gentle-
men, We have got your resi-, come aud take it"
We understand that the reel Of the Union Fire
company was wrested from some members
who were taking il to the fro and carried OF
in another direction, in order to be soused into
the canal, but that some Of the Auxiliary
Guard recaptured and restored it to its proper
guardians.
There is reason to fear that these occur
rsnccs will be followed by ye. more riot0us
and probably bloody consequences. The tenn
porary triumph of one party only gOads the
opposite to increased preparation and exer.
ton, and, from the evaporation excited, ter
rible events may be expected. What makes
these things most painful is the reflection that
IL such conflicts it is not usually the partici-
pstors that suffer much, but innocent persons
who happen to be by at the time"
We learn tn az the suction of the Union ire
company was considerably battered before it
was recovered by the company.
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INOH SALE OR KENT.-THAT DESIRA-
L BILE residence On street, between Goth and
2lst frr the last eight years occupied by the late
Nj. Chubb, Esq Possession given the Is; OF
November next. Inquire OF RIGGS & CO.
du l2-eotf
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STOREFOR RENT --ONEOF THEMOST
~ desirable places Of business on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue for rent, and aXtures for sale Apply at
No. IA Penn. avenue, between the hOiI.s Of ,
and O'CLOCK. au Scott
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J. &. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION.

FIRST STREET RETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
MANUFACTURES cfevsry description of Brass Work
IVA Of equal quality nOtsuperior to anything manafac
keep contantly hand oil globes, stop. gauge bibb
and cylinder soeks church ste hotel bells
friction metal sof. spelter solder mplee
assortment Of all other articles usually in this
business
also appointed sole agent in this city for the sale
of Jaa calebrated leather betting These belt
ings far superior anything offered
riably, exhibited been awarded the first
meRt.
Every Of Brass Castings made to order
nshed 1T Oineinn att prices.
The highest marhek price paid for old copper
Ali orders addressed will with prompt i'm
mediate attention dec4
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HOME lAsUR ANCE COMPANY
OLE 4 ~ " OLE NEW YnRE

SAPITAL . 100 OOO-a' paid in IN cssE
eH$HIs Company commenc business about oneyearapo
with the Intention Onga Ae aDd fair business w5h
large Cash Capitals IS. 4ooms head we ysn
k1pe protection the equal any Insurance roa
Rmnyn the world Polio WILDE issued by the subscrSha,
m Buildings. Merchandise Household Goods Be-. Sc "r
smRms favorable with other good solvent Companies
g.. 8. L. LOOMS, Pres't.
ALLEN O. HALLoCK Art
Main street, opposte She Rar
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cap ARTNERS SHIP

The undersigned having interest Of John H.
Morgan and William R. Preston In the late rm Of Morgan
Keen and Preston have associated themselves
saess under the aud firm Of Keen and will
continue the wholesale dry good business old stand
Morgan, Keen and Preston First street,
ISAAC KEEN.
Gan IL 1855 t.. CYPRIAN PRESTON
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BOOTS AND SHOES
GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH STOCK, AND
Lo! Still Thew CemeM

~
Lo! Still They CemeM
RUR stock Of Boots Shoes is now conplete embra
cling every variety of mems and boys yeuths' and
heavy aud light work. and misses
and fine Boots Bukins Ties and Slippers made
order and warranted we'll Our stock double the
size of other in the city We direct connection
with the largest best New Enand Our
entire time attention given the purchase and sale Of
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
And giving this merchandising entire
tenton have decided advantage over those whose time
occupied making eff Gun Barrels
Pans Fish hooks Rat Traps and Corduroy mpos-
sible- to- -About-without- sbles.
Boots of Boot and Shoe Dealers yoar
Notions and Dry Goods frem Dry Goods
Houses. 4 city il u place for country stores.
HENDRICKS McREA
novI2 FIRST street. FosteyBock
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ms. RRAY A. PENNTN1
CARRIERS SPAN Ssh NIIATUHIz!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read and POnders
infallb bic remedy for Scrofula, Kings evil Rheuma-
IN tism Obstinate Outaneous Eruptons, Pmples Pos
tes the Face Botche Boils gue and Fever Chronic
Sore Eyes Ringworm letter, Seald Head Enlargement
Pain Bones oints Stubborn Ulcers
tic Lumbago Spinal Complaints all Diseases
arising from njudcious of Mercury 1mprudence
Life. Impurty of the Blood.
E This great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the
Blood by the thousands of grateful patients
all of the United States who testify daily to the
kable performed by the Of all Medicines
''OARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheu-
Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections Kidneys; Dseas
Of the Throat Female Complaints. Pains and Aching
the Bones and ARE speedily put fight by using this
great and inestimahle remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood nethn has been found
with it, 1t oleanss the of all impurities,
gently and efficiently the liver kidneys strength
the Digestion the Stomach makes the skin
and healthy and the constitution
disease broken down by the youth its
tive vigor aud strength
the Ladies' parably than all
metics used A few doses of CARTERs SPANISH MIX
will all sallowness ofcempexon bring the
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines ever heardof.
The large certificates which
from Persons from all of the United States is the
magistrates physicians and public we'll known
the all add their testimony
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent and Circular and Almanac
wonderful cures this of all medicines
performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS, Propri-
etors No Pearl street. Richmond all orders
forsupplies aud Agencies must be addressed.
Parmenter, Princeton; O. H. Clark, Vincennes and by
| dealersn medicines generally. auFs
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WMa R EaLLYs
HWTHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND

WWs k EhLLXs
%NTHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Wv PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET.-Theun-
dssgned would respectfully inform his friends and public
Evansville vicinity that having purchased the interest
Senior partner in the late firm ofJ Reilly he in
the Grocery and Produce business
He embraces this opportunity returning
patavors and intends effort merit contnu
ance of the same. je20-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
OfSS. RRAY a. PENNINGTON,
ESP ECTFULLY infOrw the citizens of Evansville
~ its vicinity that they have formed partnership in the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
Having been actively engaged in the profession for
csutury familiar with the diseases
dent this climate they hope their experience and
will entitla them share of public patronage.
Their ice is Firsr street between Main and Locust
pose the Post Oce where ehe or both eff them be
consulted unless absent on protest. nal business.
Ag1S-tt
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODSv

NTT beg announce the public Evansville
Wv the ladies particularly that open for
specton entire stock of Fancy STAPLE rv Goods
Our assortment Of fancy drrss goods rival in point Of
style aud cheapnss also and
which only be appreciated by inspection at the
ssore on nam sIreee recenty occupied by W. Hebberd,
De READY bargains.
apl7tf ROSER BRO & eFREY
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CHAS. S. WELLS,
KWTHILST thanks generous
w the public since he opened in Evansville would
apprise interior Merchants from Indiana Illinois Ken
his shelves
and in the Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
rsrket SALE Many Goods purchased at redns
by him. during depressed markets.
East and in England and by importing direct Burope
having his orders Goods filled
and sell Hardware low house can
afford the Goods 20 cash good time buyers
He nvises careful examination Of his
and Traders feeling assured that he
Among the articles (almost nnumerable) prisnR his
stock he names the following to the trades
$50 boxes Axes-Wells, Lippincos Leveretts Cons
600 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
Is do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do Razors and Strops;
100 gross Spoons-ron, Brttania and German Silver;
so dozen Coffee Mills, all grades
800 do Files and Rasps all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles, turned bottoms:
200 lbs Sadirons assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1900 gross Screws. gimlet pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socksand sockets
100 do AuguYs;
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
200 pairs Shovel and TonEs. iron and brass heads;
so dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-hole
Is do Steslyards and Scale Beams; -.
so do Ames land other brands) Shovels and Spades;
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
cases JaPannsd TinWarsi fSu d assorted
Whips and Lashes Brushes. Combs Needles spectaeles
Port and Fancy Hardware generally
heavy goods viE Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges
ties Knives AID Riddles and
Gun Barrels and Gun Trimmings,
Carpenters and Coopers Tools, window Sash,
CHARLES s. WELL LIS.
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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DISSOLUTION

VWVHE partnership heretofore existing between Philip
and Charles Churchill, under the style Of
Horn Churchill this day dissolved by mutual
authorized the Of tn
for the purpose of settling the same. -
CHAS. CHURCHILL,
r,u.unv;rln Oao :
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WHOLESALE DRY GOOOS

WE have oakland Of the most nplete and de-
Wv srable stoeks everything in the DRY GOODS line
found the Western Market. which all
prompt time remarkably low Our goods
have been selected with in quality style and
price, willing to duplicate the bills of regular
the mountains. Our stock
the following articles:
bleached muslins cloths cassimeres satnes
prints nseys Innings silks satns
oashmeres eoburgs alpacas de lanes
bonnets ribbons umbrellas amless Rags shaw satche
30, &c.
Together vith large Notions all kinds
from Yankee clock cambria needle. Also
WELL MADE CLOTHING.
expressly for trade give
factior Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing wing goods
est for selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH
Mainstreet, I'd door above State Bank,
ep2s Evansville Ind
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NOTICE,

The undersigned having purchased the Interest of Mr.
Churchill the hrn of Hornbrook Churchill, will CON
the old stand under the style Of Horn
Go selicts the patronage of the public. Al
indebted to the old fr win come forward and pal
hesa all having claims against the old firm
des7-tf tn 'N''@A0 i' no RNBRooK CO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EANA INSURANCE COMPANY.


or Hartford Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500, 000-GH paid sn and tnreeted
FENHS with perpetual cnarseE
in 1879 and against loss or damage by Fire on
Dwelling Manufacturing establishments stores mousse
hold general Also inland In
against the perls Navigation Losses WILL
ally adjusted and paid with promPtness np,cr Deal.
E. G.. RIPLEY Secretary.
be made to the
receive proposals issue pol
ices favorable terms as any 1mce
eyIi-tf Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STOKE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND ID.
70. Schaefer e. Schroeders old STANDBY
II RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF Evansville
and surrounding country thatI have taken the above
stand determined to continue the same business and
will constantly hand tn choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco Ofthe bes brands that Eastern markets
lords also Snuand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds, Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, the lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business convinces ME
that can give general satisfaction and respectfully
solicita share of public patronage. lap1tf
NEW ARRANGEMENT @
order that may be able to devote time part
H. larry to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed part my ipterestn thee
tnue at the old stand style of ORR DALzELL
complete of everything in the Grocery
line would take this opportunity of returning
the paying the house the
extended TO for
them continue their favors firm would
TO the slow not all gentlemen that they need
| March / 1855 SAMUEL ORR
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GtHEAPER YET,-supezSns and Buehvheat Fiourf'
a sale at reduced prices BY r,xrrnv
jaEIT J. W. 8 ). F4ChEAE
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<AnnBUsHELs Ear Corn.
3UU 100 bushels oats,
600 bushels Shsllsd eern, at
ssa HEADFN's sssry.
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DAVID O'NEIL,
M ERICH A N It T AILOR,

NJ r. IL u II A N L / n LII W.
Second street, between Main and Locust
AS received and opened fine assortment OF Cloths
of different coors oasmeres of fine quality and the
cy 7elvets satns silks &c. with goods for bust
All these goods of the best quality and haRd
soonest varieties brouahtto this city My old customers
and citizens orally invited to examine them.
prepared with hrstrate workmen make goods in
the latss styles, in aicases. sepI2tf
STORAGE WANTED.
prepared to store in our Fire Proof
Wv quantity of Grain, Produce Merchandise, or
tho mostliberal terms.
Having stairs, particular will
taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
all kinds goods liable to damage from damp
rust.
Eyer when desired.
located Locust and W. and ".
CANAL and convenient for shipping BY River Rail-
road Applyto nov1 GEO. FOSTER g. co.
NOTIONS! &OTlONs!!
W%L0WER Thermometers, travelling companions
i'm London sealing eight and ten eyd French
combs superior needles pins tooth
picks key rings cils steel tooth brushes
beads domiuoes, chess Emersons toilet
SOAP jumping ropes and battle DOORS together with
| variety of notions for sale by A. O. PUSHEE.
APPS under Odd Fellows Hall, Firstst
| NEW WAsHINGTON HOTEL.
WNHE pretors of this House have from the
old stand Main street. their Hotel finish
opposite the Court House. where they
their old all others may
upon them in much superior style than formerly
Than for werespectully solicit oontnu
ofthe same which shall all endesvors
It, Our fare will be the best the market Affords and
charges moderate.
Good Stabli and Wagon Yard kept fOreountry custom
| evl0-dGwtf FELKER e HEDDERECH