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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-29

LIVERY STABLE.
TVHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PLEASED TO IN
II FORM THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
generally that they have recently bought the Li0ery es
Formerly owned by j. Nixon, ESQ., the Market House.
where they will keep hand well broke and tractable
horses carriages and buggies with good trusy drivers
Horses also boarded by the day or month Their prices
will be i'll accordance with the times. All possible pains
will be taken give general satisfaction those who may
paronize their establishment.
l.. T. CLAYTON,
.r. ]. BECkWlTH.
Raleigh, Sept. 90, 1856. ss-tf
ARKANSAS, DALLAS COUNTY.
IT OFFER FOR SALE 1850 ACRES OF LAND
Il east of and adjoining the Ouachta river consisting of
upland and bottnn-the former fair the latter first rate
producing, under good cultivation from sixty TO eighty
bushels Of and from twelve hundred to two
thousand pounds of cotton-upwards of four hundred
cleared with gn-hOse orchard and houses for sixty
negues 1t is healthy well watered, and Convenient to
thousand more of wild land af1rding
lasting range for horses cattle and hogs In 1874 LbOugh
this the most desirable east of the Ouacha
there other, the SIDE of the river which
Iwoud live: vet inferior land my upan there
planters from North Carolina making from six to nine
bales the hand be given. if necessary My
price is cash. time, with ten per cent interest
Corn and provender and stock be purchased with the
place.
Cachemassu p. o.
Nov l2 1855 4-n,
THOMAS WHITE p. r. DAVIS, W. II. HARDkE
WHITE, DAVIS Il HARDEE,
THouorol T,nvnv,issSon Morchamts oud noo1or~
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Juno Clifford.
, For sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Nov. 90, 1853. 1Q4-
One Price Jewelry Store.
MYERS & JANKE,
DEALERS IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles,
SILVER WARE, &c.
NO. T54, MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
Patches and .tseelay carefully repaired.
October 4, 1868. Sly
NOTICE. SOMETHING NEW IN THE WAY OF
II India Rubber Crying Doll Babies sizes
Call soon if you would like to see them, at The
Raleigh July II. 1875. 7s-
nR. SPRINGS NEW WORK. THE CON
II TRAST between good and bad men, BY Gardne
W.. PoMERoY.
October Is, 1855 o.
VOHNsTON's CHEMISTRY OF COMMON
% LlFE.-Just received large supply Of this trul.
N' ~ ..- WI PoMERoY.
October l6, 1855. 81
VII L. IAN LEA,
Late of the firms of
Wills LEA l. BRowNLEY and LEA & BRowNLEY,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL
COMMISSION liant,
Will give special attention to the sale of
Cotton, Tobacco, Flour, Grain, &c.
At tie Oh Stand, door alore Po,ceA's Rotel
SYCAMORE ST, PETERSBURG, VA.
April 9, 1884. So
LIST OF NEW BOOKS, NOW READY.
l. ALFRED TENNYSON-MAuD AND OTHER PoExs 5
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20 F--- ~ IN
t4s- Cdt this advertisement and keep It,.
EHOR SALE.-TWO FINE BLIZZARD TABI.Es OF
IL the latest style with the latest improved patent rubber
cushions One of them has two If cushions
without pockets fol. playing Kelley which | will sell eta
'''N''' ''''' N' '''' JOHN cREEcH. s
Raleigh, Nov. l6 1865. 7--t@ tn;-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-29

VI VAAEN !Uf' AND CUWMTI TEO " 4 HE SAJb "
Person County, on Sunday the 6b instant runswfy
the fact and that his nac Is William snd thayAs
raised shout Grsenyilie. Virginia easut
twentyone years old Of bright ginger ekc Ssr sse t
eight inches hig with small feet and handS hen
taken up white pants bobszine cost. and xArp9 ettn
vest, aif badly worn. Tie 6wDer Of SAL ti$4e
notified to come forward psuvee property,
he will be dealt with . the law directs. .l A
Roxboroos Jan, 10. 1883. 1
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Raleigh, Nov. 90, 1865.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-25
POLICE MATTERS.

az There but case before his Honor the
Recorder Wednesday; that was jury trial and the
jury fdnt agree: The question tn the unlawful
lnnebrety of anindiyidual who cha ged it'll :
oyer Infusion of bad whisky. There no doubt as
tt presence Of Demonstrating fluid, in large quaint
ties in his system. but the criterion taken by the jury
judge Of drunkenness seemed to be that if man
conld throw his hat the ground hit twice
three times, he caunot b. adjudged drunk. Three Of
the jury for conviction ana three for Acquitl
so N hung acquaint with the arraign
eds would have supposed that the greatest gina
be difficult. would have been prove him sober at the
time specified in the charge at any OF er time.
An affidavit made before Esq. Kempf on
Wedn ssdayas anst steamboat 70 ana ssaut nd
natter1 but before the was served. it
that the a occurred in another -ounsy and
the matter was consequently dismissed.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
up TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY up rowE, ESQ.


Gov WRIgHr IssuLTED BY HI- OWN PARTr.-While
the ,vernor was attempting address his fellow cit
liens from the balcony Of the Pavilion, on Wednesday
evening; he repeatedly interrupted by The
and hoeings of LOT Of Loeofoco rowdes who had pr
co eertsd plan for creating disorder and laying the
&. blame the Americans. TDei- scheme didn't work
however. The members of the American party know
well the ayidity with which every ard slightest
offence will be seized lpoh and magnifed by
their opponents, besides having too much respect
the Governor of Indiana, to insult him, though he bs
travelling in the capacity Of political ots
fellow in particulars either drunk crazy standing in
the midst OF the crowd seemed in extraordinary de-
gree. DESTROYS of convincing all present that he was
raying fool by jumping about ana screaming for Blu
chanan and performing divers and sundry other
key capers.
We don't know his name, but understand that he eth
proposes to become candidate for county
office, and that presume s,his of making votes
IL Mr.. Kratzs little craft the sportsman is no
on the ways at the upper end of the wharf undergoing
a through remodeling, and elongaton 1t is proposed
her afoat again in the course of week two
when it is expected that she will go through by day
light" Herentre length will be when completed, so
feet she will have double much bncket her
wheels, before and will lay the water in better
trim. Our doubts early excited to the success
Of the little lhihg its original buildings but think
that remodeling will greatly improve herspeed and
usefulness Success the .'sportsman.'
II Melons are beginning to make their appearance,
in considerable numbers. They sell very readily #
high prices. The exercise of little pr dence, in in
duigpg in these Injuries will result dis advantage.
ipe $pples selling at 81 % per pushel Cheaper
after while.
Coon CIeAns.--MessFs. woolsey & Sawyer have just
received lot OF choice cigars, which ond
doubt manufacture in the West Indies. They smoke
4 fire. /! and have delightful fragrance.
Real imported cigars scarce article in this
ke but the be doubt of ther genuneness lett
in the minds OF any after giving them trial.
Those who would enjoy substantial luxury, will do
well to give them cal. Don't delay they going
OF rapidly. fe ge.ttef
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Our BAKER.-A facetious correspondent Of
the Wabash Express gets off a good thing
The Convention of May acted wisely IN the
selection Of theirstandard bearers. In looking
around among the various trades and profess
sions, they doubtless thought none more de-
serving than those whose regular business is
to furnish the staff of life; and having found
most excellent Baker, down in the Pocket
they determined to select him for the second
office in the State. We have been of late, fed a
good deal on old line fodder, and are pretty
hungry for something more substantial and
as our Baker was passing through the city,
we called on him. and he gave usome most
delicious morsels. We are rejoiced to find
that he uses none but the best free soil leaven.
and he. or somebody else, must have split a
good deal of it among the people, for it is fast
leavening the whole lump. What pleased US
most Of all. when our Baker appeared before
US, was that the was ne dough in his face.
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CON EssIo AL
rHIRry-FouRrH coNeREss-F1Rsr SESSION.
w AsHINeToN. July 2:

WASHINGTON, July %.
SENATE.-A long debate concerning the
priority of business, during which Mr. Weller
said that to day had been assigned by a Dem
ocratic caucus for a consideration of the Pacif-
ic Railroad Bill
Trumbull protested against the majority
meeting in secret and deciding the order of
business. They might as well expel the mi
nority at once.
Weller explained that the object was dis
patch business in a systematic way, instead of
wasting time discussing its purity
!. Clayton said that for the remainder of his
life he should always vote as he pleased with
out being slave party.
Douglas justified the caucus in order to de-
feat the policy Of the opposition, who desire to
delay action on the public business.
Fessenden, in behalf ofthe minority, denied
that they ever avowed such policy or were
actuated by such desire. ..,.- se.
Douglas thought everybody who witnessed
the course Of the minority, would have a right
to infer from their action that such was their
policy. He was willing the public should de-
eide the question whether he was correct or
not.
Weller withdrew his motion to take un the
Pacific BILL finding the whole day likely to be
fruitlessly consumed.
The bill continuing improvements of She
boygan harhor was discussed and passed.
Adjourned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Balloon Ascension.
.NEw ALBANY, Ju

New ALBANY, July "a
Theodore Elliott made grand balloon as
cension from here at half past four O'Clock
with his new extensive Uncla Sam balloon =
He sailed Southwest. 10 one accompanied
him. It was public; expenses paid by sub
scrption. This is his first trip, He will visit
Evansville before long An immense crowd
witnessed his departure with cheers
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Civ Printing.

BY reference to Council Proceedings, it will
be perceived the Ciey Printing has been given
to the Journal, FOR this year. The ordinances
council proceedings, &c, &c, will always
be found in this paper as formerly.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!!
w. III. HsSENN II FrE'

I'D respeetfnI thf citizens Evans
w willie and -nrround liz thar eansat
~ han6 large and fu1 assortment Pine Lumher
SHINGLES nresea and tndressed Foorinp Pressed
dressed Mountaineering. etc which h Will sell
,hsan for cash Orders the country solicited Ward
on Carpenter street = Heiman's Foundry.
lie hiss also yard Nincen0es eh- EvAnavslI IL
Craw ordsviie Railroad Dept ard is prepared
to al in that section with full variety cheap
bought in Evansville. l.. WATSON. agent.
iy3-tf. yinaeEnes
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AM BROTYPES n
TAKEN AT TsEE
@ IT TT - IL a RE-

~ WING very heavy expense leaynn the
cess and in ftting rooms 70 takit mbrotypes
am now prepared style szsa
orotypes from NTH nne-half The Ambro
vpe Is far the beauty,
vug none of the glare Of the uaucrTe Mate aud
se seen any light W. also AK w9 acturs t ssng
positive aud negative picture when held the light
II IS perfectly The AmhratYpes darahle.
oeng when finished entirely air and tight and
De taken in all kin IDS of Weather
from Please call an ace znaeimens
S-Daguerreotvpes taken in the d Heren ~. les
feha- y. W TITESTON
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NEW Dysge2%,

2 EAH \ ID 2 n
T FTCW IERNt have juss apeRed largo assortu epa
IA - Drugs aud Medicines ~hic t5 invite he Ten
of Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobaceo Eur ints ras he's If AZ kinds
perfumnry. Fancy Artielrs ne
ALSo-aI popular Medicines Al kinds of Paints
ground in al Pre- ,ndrandie Medicinal purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at no II W att
aIer thu J ou rnal ofhce. mgS-tf .
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ANOTIlER ARRIVAL Ole

S u N NJ Z r G 10 7 Ii | n G !
CSFreeeived per Adams Fxpress light fancy Sill
- assimere ans GraE Linen Goats fame white Liner
spd black bran 4 Etc Pant white and fancy MarseIe
Vests all made of the finest material and in the latest
they win be sold che94 A. L0BENSTTNE,S
tela Western Star Clothing Store under Pavilion
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FOR EkE ~.

Y W dou le Dweng Houses sale rent. one on
81 Cherry and on " ter streets. Apply
IeH- tt HoRNBROOK 81 Co. Wat arreet.
NEW GOODS AN - N cay PRICES.
a IA NkLIS & REILLY beg leave call attention TO
- rieuds aud custoners their large wall
leeted spring ani goods
dor hepast eks comprising of the desir
abe toeks he found in the which they whole
sale and retail to their and public generality
atlow prices for cash time buyers
sists 10 the foowing-Broad cloths black
Csssmstes and Fweeds white huaaud fancy Marsalles
SILK V@sag Oettonades cloths pain
t1nen nEills rich Calcoes q Philip Allen spraEues. lsne
STATE Mills and other rich printed french
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain
striped Reregss haek qolnred Grape vhfGe
plain ane fancy Gnghams rich printed Organ dies
and eha d9 lagos white grape Shaws black
white aea Gares Molisnque Psrasols silk gingham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn Brae Hats English straw
aud fancy Bannets rich Ribbons Hosting Gloves
Palm fancy Fans and shoes Carpets floor and
Oil Cloth and printed window hlinds together
great variety Of Frimming small and fancy goods
&c.. SC myt 1HANKhIN & RET Y.
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WASHINGTON, July %.

WASHINGTON, July %.
A telegraphic dispatch dated New York
was received to- day from Bnrlngame saving
he intended to return forthwith to Washing
ton, as Brooks failed to follow him. He was
answered to, pursue his journey into Canada
and await his appointed time but some Of his
friends anticipate his return to morrow
meanwhile the police officers of Washington
are still on the lookout for him
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LOST.

N Saturday. the eth inst small leather pass
book containing sub-eript oek in the Wander
@fgh County Agricultural and horticultural Land Asoca
Ion. signed by o. s. Kelsey. W Z Ho ard. NJ Mzthena
} Phae. r. Decker. James and W Collins. The
dader will re arded by leaving The same with
iei6 r. H0RSRo0K.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-25

- The Dove, during her trip down Ken
lucky riverSunday night, when near Marion,
was invaded by clouds of flies, which literally
covered the boat all over. They are the spe-
cies known as the lake fly, with their bodies
and wings about an inch in length. They
covered the boiler deck to the depth of a foot
or more. The cabin was filled, and they had
to be swept to the guard and then shoveled
overheard. Capt. Sanders, and the other Off
GERS Of the boat, declare that in all their expe-
rience they never before encountered such
of them were killed. itnparting a strong fshy
odor to tire boat at the time.
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TEt u Ess58iEAsTs. SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
Z would announce that he has finished
L large and sulstan tial Wharf hoat
sST VI 1a0'EKE CAEE.s9
FINfl 49,. UNCONSTITUTIONAL rs,slY NYnfsv

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERsAe
0HNIDT 81 Ark have ust received at their establish
- ment tirs street. laTG VIII Papers.
from qualities to the finest gilded, prng
tn OF the beautiful deser ptien this They
at hing appertanine upholstery and
chairs sofas Klein superior style Having lust ENLARGED
accoElmodat reased business,
prepared TO receive show them a
larges oek and low prices sp'e-.f
ENNtsl.i%ss IUst. F.T al he
Ell Ceases white 10 II and II 4 Toilet Quilts;
1 Rsecolored IL and I'D do DO: received Co -day
sn3 FOR sale BY JAMES Low e. co
mvZ3 4IS Main street Louisville Ky
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Observation-Disclosures.

FYT TGLEH Rr having sold John r. Little an
Robert Lte all h interest IN theoua Mills the part
aerhiP heTeAoor xisaR between said parties th
aud style Of Ltes lsehart is this day dissolve
Thennsetaled business OF sa firm viii be settled by Lew
tgehart who alone settle the The
II be used for the purpose Of ligniaaton srly
1873 If a.ssaass LITTLE q IGLEHART.
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G1lzA Gp GD13Za
VIII. can dress person ia Wool Linen sk or Cotton.
ENNER desir be neatly nd tat ~ rsss-
"a emlaently that thia should be the 81 p
have tieed tat NY III te we'll dresser
denIzeps If o + city purchase their Cln5hirga
I n
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wrstesa sgar Ct"thiDg store,

NM v4Iion !. Wafer
Ever .g line If c. thing nd Furna hing tio"ds
y had really rfdeto or ter anly II the best
manner snd styte INIT 1t tie very lowest prieea
gaerai 9f HAS Gaps. Leather TRUNKS Carr
pet bags nd Va'ises Everything hat gentlemen e7u year
roase yon find AZ ne Western st 2I,3
dtS .sfsS l-5, bxs Creaa Cheese reed sFer a.
q Us z. a. G3oK & ) ~.
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VMVWN Horses one iarte ey five yeArs old and
small hay horse aha1t ten Old strayed
stolen rom the subscriber last week The hay horse
marked nv on bis fore feet and the
vas missed Any Information ancerning tn horses II
please he left SETCTE5L a. I}0WLES,
Iy22-Itd6w# Livery S4ahles
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-25

fg7HE Equalization Board Lamasco City
will their session, the To
ith ay of Jnly 1885, tor the purpose OF rusnE
that appear the Roll this
eorp5rate and troin diy day until
equalization is comp ieted. By order of the Board.
geZf-tf DANIEL CHUTE, Clerk
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LOST,

AsiJENNY MULE. tan colored. whoever will bring tn
"a same undersigned, at the Rodia Coal Minss
shai ba rewardsi. lel0tf WIZ. KERSTEMAH.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

80.
THURSDAY. July n
City o. Cairo from Louisville to Cairo. "a 80.
" Maclay. from Cincinnati to s Louie.
John II. from Cairo 10 Louisville. o
Fun CO, from st Louis 10 40.
Diamond frsm louisville to Evan willie and beck
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EaRSE STOLEN

LIGHT Bay Horse about hvr years old stolen from
" NY sa bic vesterda' morning the 18th. liberal
ward will be paid the th
me horse7 se13-ti - ~ ROBT. PARRETT.
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ToRoNTo. July %.

IoRoNTo, July q.
At one O'Clock this morning a large fire oc-
Cured in King street. Of this city, destroying
number of frame buildings, Offices, = lumber
yard &c. The Theatre narrowly escaped
Loss $4,000.
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- The Cumberland river on Saturday
was little on the swell. having risen seven
inches making twenty inches water on the
shoals.
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REAL EST ATE SALES
ZEN J0ExN ENGaLE3, JER.
RESIDENCES MD BUSINESS HOSES AT
Public Auction,

On Friday, the Eighth day Of August next:
a TT o'ci1ck z a. tia Auction Roomsaf y co.'s AI
"A d NELSON wIlIseii the following cho property
streets pressnt nfsed Tire Evaasvill Post 0d
tateIy bais good repatr and excellent business
send. OK than 20 cent 81 cost an
prize. The y 10 feet ana tuldiHg 70 by %
feet. less,
AIso-Tbe House and fine nt second s-reet al
Joining the Judge Loekha't heto 10 se nt-
ing on t50 deep alley Ihe hsnss
has The neghbo hood excellent and ouy I'VE
ce35gr OF business he lot stone Is
than house an lot VIII sett or
Aso-rhe Frfma and lot First street aa oiaiae
the fne resiaeace built by Dr. efryi th
preseu accgpie- by J0hn F.rsr ts4 alta q
COIN Portable 3 FIRST street, y 5o
slIey best Of aetho rhoods aud less
shan three squares from tbe heart of business.
ALsorhat fac Fusme House and Lot lately occupied BY
JPcab Born Division srrset aaoy- Srventi TINS Is ne
fnt IRA ne esideRe ever IN .vts7i' he wei
painted oaprrel rciliuR y fe high ban sorie fence
and complete; the hegh0rbo"d is
il very good aud Improving tast .
the Rorn thir cash: ethrd at six and one
dat twelve months. he Born heuseoTT-tird ca n;
year nd one-tkira two II ali
relief laws and seeuret ~
promises DiscOnntoe ten neree Ter cash
Fot' turther particulars en4uir at nay Office
ivin-tds JOHN lNgLb. ih.
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EfaAElI aDAsY!

rieevinsa large lot the hest coal in thu
Vest and ready 20 supply fren Dis and cuto
gr by the small or large 4uanttes ~il deliver IL tt
privste houses cents huhe to the Who'll esae
sumers viii make liberal dedus on. Orders lett
the store Of olngswgrsh Hughes will hs praapsy az
tsadsSts. ara !. v. ! =. W srf8tFs.
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The steamer Bowling Green broke a
shaft in Green River few days ago, which is
the cause of her detention. She will remain
UP that river till she makes repairs.
81 The river continues to recqde. AT
Pittsburg only Is inches in the channel, and
less than three feet in the canal at Louisville.
The Diamond found 80 inches scant on Scuffie-
town T 1883 rE
- a terrific storm swept over limited
district of New Orleans last Friday week, do
ing much damage. The steamer Princess, ly-
ing at Jefferson City, had her chimnies blown
down; no other boat was injured. but many
trees, fences. &c, were laid fat
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS!
MCKINNEY q Cook p


MCKINNEY & COOKE.
WATER DOOR &. BARGs' LOCUST.
a RE reeeiviag and opening most desirable stock OF
IA and goods, consisting part
varigty usually kept dry good Stks. Challas
Berages Robes Lawns Briliiantes, Bonnets Grape silk
oseing great varisyCloths Casmeres Pant goods
Vesting IN rich rrofusion. &c 4 G. ap3
.sz@s 1& NOTICE.
ERS n, DONA.DSo> would resrsctfally inform the
We ladies b Evansville and its vicinity havhe has taken
ahouse Mr. Rubin Harris dwelling the
in Dress r1as and Bleaching and doing upaA lnds
of md Nsapolitan and she doing her
work and invite share OF the public
PATRONAGE. s-El my2tt.
III H undersigned would that he finished hs
4 large and sulstan fial rev Wharf boat
sfT VI NOTE CAVE.'2
He has placed her forhe sake of in all
Of the the foot Vine street. He will all times
hereafter he pleased give premps careful
reesyee ana 9piug veil all other river BUSINESS
that nay be entrusted TO him
The patranage therefore the Merc ants Shippers
others OF this city aud OF the interior * solicited
ap9tf JOHN 5. MITCHELL.
ksxGEE EEAEsE IND aSENE .fsEKAaLE.
FEFIIE riches most varied OF
"a dry ready for insperton at Rose-5s
store the corEr 1aia and First We
fu ladies' EVansvilie vicinity give
old matte ''sell GheapRnd sell heap"
lur style Mantiias. silk bonnets French
and Swiss emhroideries trimmings Kid finish silk
gloves pITasos shawls hriliiants
lawns white dress goods ladies' children
also eottopads. Drlings Vesngs
mems AID Ia fact article line has
in point Of style and qu5iity. all goods
chased New York from the n-st Importers
are therefore enabled to complete with house in this
any Western city.
AGAIN wsy give call and will sell GA goods
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