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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-22
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
WATCH AND JEW TT ~

NETE have Just received have constantly hand
Wv large and well selected stock of Fashionable Jewery
comprising all qualities and styles which will be sold East
ern prices.
ALso-A good stock of Gold and Silver Hunting and
Open Watches, including few Railroad Tme-keepcrs
all warranted and atow figures We also keep the largest
Dawson, Warren & Hydes and J. B: Beers
fine Gold Pens, in the city.
Silver Ware Porte Monies rdeons, eight day
thirty hour Clocks hali and sale
prices Receiving goods direct from the Manuaetu-
and importers ale to offer
extremely low price. BTTTR0LFF & SONS.
je18 Main street. betw. First and Second SITS.
AMs.-I5 casks Quigeys cured Hams Just
aug7 z. H. COOK SON.
ETXTREFAMII4Y FLOUR.-5Ok bags. from white wheat
H. of this years growth reed and for sale by
aug12 HERSHRERGER a CARSON.
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hereby notified the ofinterest on
IA all loans payable in advance annually
failure to such interest the principal due
payable with interest failure
principal interest when due law SAYS Two per
damages be collected costs All persons
desirous saving will please call without further
tiee and settle the psalment of interest thereby
preventing sale of the premises
aug24-4tw WILLIAM h. WALKER, a. V @.
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GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vande rburgh'
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DAWSON, OF Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM II. NOEFSINGER, OF Park C
AUDITOR OF STATE,
Il. w. III. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, OF Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES ER. CRAVENS, OF Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of Tippecanoe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. REAL. of Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES G. VEATCH,
OF SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGISLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
OF yANpERBURGH
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PRosCRIPTIoN.-The Richmond Enquirer
recommends that the names of all the mer-
chants in Baltimore who do not respond to its
ultra Southern doctrines, be published, and the
people of Virginia stop all dealings with such
disloyal firms. The people Of Ohio propose,
if that be DONE to adopt the prescribed firms
as especial favorites, and give them SO worth
of trade for every dollar of Virginia patronage
they may lose. There will be a competition,
we imagine, among the Dealers to become
martyrs in the cause, with these prospects
ahead
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100000

5,tS5 Prizes amounting $40 900
The Prizes of SS determined the which
draws $40 600 Prizef that number should
every odd ticket the will
entitled S. if number then number
ticket in the scheme will DO entitled to So in addition
other prize which the ticket may draw.
All those tickets ending with o. 2 even-and all
those ending with l. 8, 5. Z, 9. odd.
re- Remember that every Prize is drawn, payable in
full without deduction.
Rs-Al prizes 81 COO and under paid edately after
the drawngOher prizes the usual time thirty days
Allcommunieationss strictly confidential The drawn
her will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately after the
drawing.
The plan drawing the Lottery will be with all
cts ordened.
rs Whole Tickets. s1o-Halves, s5-Quarters. s2h ST.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other tickets either
Office
GREAT JUDGEMENTS TO CLUBs.-As one half of the tick
cts eed draw SO, will sell Certificates of
packages 10 (odd numbers) the follow
ing All that the 10 tickets draw the
guaranteed aecrues to the purchaser;
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
do DO 10 Half do ...............
do 10 Quarter do .......... -.
Addsess orders fer tickets certificates of packages of
tickets, either to er
s. SWAN e. CO., Atlanta. Ca,
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
~ hand and for sale the lowest tariff of prices the fol-
~ lowing:
200 bbls Hydraulic Cement; 100 bbls White Lime
Is, 000light Window Sash, ass'd; 200 Doors ass'd;
100 pair do Blinds. do; .Oo0 Laths
Gray Lime in hhds and bills. Paints Oils. Glass. Putty
Nails. sc. aug27 E. 5. BABCOCK. Voter street.
4 fHEESF.-5O boxes W. r. Cream Cheese;
~ 40 boxes German and Palm Soap
100 pounds Cotton Wrapping Irvine;
20 bales No. l Cotton Batting:
SEQ Ids sugar-cured Dried Beef:
Is dOz esh Mustard q q pint bot titles reed pel
railrOa ID and for sale a reduced prices BY
aug26 l. & y. HETMANN
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O. = BUSH Sweet POtatoe s. very large and hne;
Az - so dOz Bed Cords; Ia reels Cotton Rope;
100 rears wrapping papsr25 Tea Paper orsalo by
aug25 z. II. COOK SON.
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TY- AS the train on the New Albany and
Salem Railroad passed up one morning last
week, it was hailed by white man and two
negroes on the road side. The negroes got
into the cars and the white man disappeared.
This led to suspicion that they were runa-
ways; and on being questioned one of them
confessed he was a slave Of a gentleman near
Louisville Measures were taken for their
arrest by some citizens Of Bloomington, but
one of them escaped; the other was carried to
Kentucky. The parties who were engaged in
restoring the slave to his master, were arrested
on complaint of some abolitionists, and held
to bail for kidnapping in bonds of $500 each.
LARGE Stock OF CLoTHING.-Mr. Anthony
Lobenstine has just opened very large stock
of TALL and winter Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, &C.. &c. We
have examined his stock of Clothing and We
do not think more superior assortment was
ever opened in this city, both as regards quail
ity of goods and fashionable make up Mr. L.
is always on hand, ready to show his goods,
and tell just how astonishingly low they can
be sold. He allows no one to keep finer goods
nor to sell at lower prices. Call and examine
his new arrival. He is also prepared to make
up clothes at short notice and in the latest
styles.
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FLOWER HOUSE, WIT. VERNON.
TNHE present proprietors intending
offer entire establishment sale Exclusive
house, The house and premises comfortably furnished
Immediate possession be given Any wishing
upon snch business with well established trade will
apply to GEORGE FLOWER.
sep3-3td&w Mt. Vernon. Posey county Ind.
Volksbote copy 3 times.
lust RECEIVED.-Harper for September London
u Illustrated News, DOBELL & LISTERS.
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SADDLE TREES.
SD EA DOZ SPANISH SADDLE TREES for sale at
G25 ~ DECKER d KRAMER'S.
Iel2-d&vtf Main street, between First and Second.
PRATHEEs, SMITH * CO.,
Successors to Pollard. Prather smith,
ass STREET LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
HATS, G. A p S A n D F i r S f.
NWTE again wait upon customers and all others inter-
A% with the semi annual of establishment
The celebrity has attained feel confident in abil
uphold particularly in the articles of fashionable
DRESS HATS.
of Fall Goods for the wholesale trade has
with usual and inferior in the
country We to duplicate the invoices of Eastern
JObbers, with charges of transportation. he added All
purchasers therefore who desire Home Manu-
further By purchasing here they
they the risks their
their travel ranporton
three thousand miles they always have their stock
OF hand in seasonable time.
They will also find concentrated in eur warerooms
Hats Caps suited the the
than found in half d0zed job
bing Houses in any Eastern city.
short time to PRoMPT men, enabling
IS sell our goods at small profits. sep2-d&w1m
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PRINCE & co. IS MELODEONS,

PRINCE 81 CO. IS MELODEONS,
- WITH divided SWELL secured by letters pat
fzS--7l1ssstent, May 23d. 1856
X III N II n of this swell, solo passages may
~ u ube played with the full power of It's ;nstru
while the men is soft and ubdued Here
Melodeons made Prince & Co.; will be fur
nished with this attach nent without extra charge
Prince & Co. could realize handsome fortune by
dsposng ofrghs other but they prefer
feature in their instruments it only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing of -
my1 761a West Fourth street.
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
TNE will continue the Grocery and roduce
n of the late firm of Babcock Brothers, in his
own nam and for his account.
jy21-tf ELISHA s. BABOoOh.
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DF%SDEUTION NOTICE

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
IN the 18th of August the partnership existing between
W Mckinney Cooke dissolved by mutual consent.
c. MCKINNEY all debts owing by the late firm
becomes the purchaser of E. A. Cookies entire interest in
Ind. G. mckinney.
sep3-tf Z. "A. COOKE.
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FOR SALE

FUR SALEs
EN0UR hundred Acres of land lying in Hamilton county
4 State Illinois. Terms easy. For further in
formation enquire EMBICH'S Dry goods Store.
sep3 Main street. three doors below Second
GtHEESE.-5Ob boxes Cheese reed and for sale by
" aug29 l. & d. HERMANN.
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TENHE Vanderburgh County Agricultural and Hortcultu
a Society will hold its regular monthly meeting
Saturday full attendance is requested the elec
tion for the ensuing will take place The So
ciety viii Crescent City Hall at o'clock P NJ B.
order of the President. z. H0RN BROOK.
sep4-2t Secretary.
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pAY YOETsf TAXES FOE 1sTG.

Fay HOGR IA ES EUH 1876.
FHNHE Duplicate the city of Evansville for 1885, is
Il in my hands and under the instrnetion Of the
Council collect prior the first Monday in No
vember there is but little timein which to do the
business those interested will the necessity OF calling
the Council has decided to take
Collector. Office Hollingsworth Hughes
Main street. j. WESLEY HUGHES, Collector.
sep2-3m
OAP.-lOO boxes No. Family and Palm, fer sale at
aue12 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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ENRANCIS FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully inc
h form the citizens Evansville and vicinity that they
established branch their old and extensively Bal
tmore house in this place. where they will and
constantly have sale all kinds Domestic Imported
Tobacco Cigars and Snuff Their of Tobacco
Cigars brace variety and brand IL will
saved the purchaser by giving CALL wewarrant
esl at city prices. Please call aug23-3m
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EXTRACT OF LOGWOOD.-15 boxes for sale by
EL aus4 s. E. GIL BERT Il CO.

UNCUREsENT MONEY.
uTIZENS' Bank, Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
u pany. and Lagrange Bank of Georgia. Bank Chata
nocga and Commercial Bank of Nashville and Memphis
most other Banks of Alabama Tennessee Georgia ad NOr
and South Carolina taken for Groceries the loves
cash prices bought small discount for cash, by
je23-tf s. e. GIL BERT & co :. Svc. near Water.
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EuAS just received large stock of WHITE sTATUARr
MARBLE Of perior quality to any that be-
fore brought to the Western county selected by himself a.
quarres expressly this trade and by strict
entor business and the employment but sUPE-
WoRKMES to himself liberal share of pub
lie patronage. sep5-U
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unchanged
COPA =. rNEKkSEaEP NOTICE

COPA q. ENEkkSHEP NOTICE.
AHE subscriber has this associated with him Mr. Jas
M D. Riggs Carlisle Ind in the wholesale and
produce business. under the and style of Wheeler
Riggs. The will conducted old stand
Main street between First Second.
sept5-2ws E. E. WHEELER.
NEW FALL GOODS.
FESHE subscribers of their supply of
ID Fall Winter BOOTS and HOES select ed for the
city country trade mbracing variety and quality
of Mems WOmen AMI Children's which they call
the attention Of the public. MCREA & WELLS
seP5 First street. Fosters Block.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AS ADMINS
AFFAIR

N Office hereby given that undersigned been
pointed administrator of the of Jacob Goetz de-
ceased late Vanderburgh county Said is
o be solvent. ag2S-3W HENRY EREIBKE.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF

TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS ANS OTHERS.
undersigned would announce that hs
l. large and substan tial new W harf-hoat
>sLAMWOTH CAVE,s,
he has placed her for the sake OF convenience all stages
ofth river at the foot of street at all times
hereafter be pleased give prompt and careful attention
receiving and shipping we'll all river
that may be entrustedt TO him
The patronage therefore of the Merchants Shippers
others of thiscity and of the interior solicited
ap3-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL.
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vessels tine 81 claSs, built IN ht cry q ba
tare Expressly thu trade aud have superior accomn"
datous passengers They commanded by experience"
Captains 9naAned ipr "a. ar, who viii spaiv h'
,s'rtan accommodate They viii be pwed MP and down
the #r- by steam, and may De relied TO sail promptly "a
ad.lTltxud
Merchant. gong N9ftl or ordering gaads ngn A'w harA
theh ntett TO snip 10y tbs line. a freight vii
nvays taken as d." By other line OF Packets anu
etufs VII be aAIt uy The agents W hfAu ia ana
y, sve un Insurance can f effected ~
the Richmond f4rt a. ea.on hy this Inc AT per cent
Wera- pc,ttuy aud hop a. succeed 10, obtaining iu
shur. 4 patronage"
,a's shipped by tbs Inc H,wYark VIII be forwarded
fr,y "a atumiaslau Nv orleans, Mabdr t4nI'stoa "a
gguua % BlHp southern 81 Northern irfi
Ihe ,r.sots wId ID, Richmond 100 the Dock IN &,w 9lh
berth Coffee House sip, tool Of Wall street
DAVID IL NM II ItltIE, Itchut5ad, A,,,,.
{ II PIf1;SON. \ =,
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.


INV HOONs-Thr NneIent UrbFrW-, bs
y AUrshsn NHIs# Hndora Greece bY Uenfy " BAIfi \
Ses Nyrk 8 flr ABb1r nj the Wida Wtis Wprd u IA
held noes Gak BOX. Thrat Per CaHt Month tie feris
Living ~ I'D H. fHe sni the Revolution h. II u
TauaHcyi. Htrton Lester. the Mothers NsLtke f"nh
Napoleon and Josephine Aen1f 81 Gus
hnlm Poems hv snth ueadiey lie Washington ilusfa
ted Colt M Lilo and Times Il Henry Clay II La H4die
saeiefe Of if3ura. Mogd'H work
issued TherAFe sad FbsfusenugY. Ihankfunts by
Ta,Iaf Ifr an1 bay lta1iln Franklin Memoirs
Tancl Bustau IL aud Adventures ut HeekNpHffh GIar
icfa Ass afe for Osour Gadoys do do J received by
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s--&aA.A1sss'0 IANUUBi #ltG AND RICHMOND
FAR from i.YhchhurF to Buchanan %
O. ~
From yu,AhuIg Char. III. ................ 20
ON 22i ttpber Packet E9at> VaidaFe
Buchanan u NJ. aud lguchhurg at Z N Mnniay,
Ncs-oJ aud Ftrlas aud arrive ia kiehlH III zoep dag,
at Jaeata \ N
passengers leaving Lsnclurf at u Z VI
aeuttrs,Htr Ht 10 a NJ next day. and arrive la Char
lo,HgI, at5 T. NJ L,ayo 1.NnchbufF tr liaruuhn and
l., tlRtan att \ VI Monday. Ncdnesta5 aud lrdHs aud
uIte al + VI
from Lyuehburg 10 Hchnond time rad distance IN
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.-rw HOOKS n, uou.r,..

NEW ROOFS gain Ht uDK>E's.
. Hulz At he ~hRtefnue Author u WIDE world.
Three per cent Mouth. by Burdsti,
Mildiue.is Nes Cook Book.
Last af tba iareaf"u By J. Eaten Caol
spurflnE Tom. eiitcd hf Frank Forester
Norts 4 Chas lamb by falfaurd,
lIuIse4aId VI stsfos, by Miss Petit,
=. iYn Marion. author Of CastI. Avon,
How 10 ct iIeh.
Ballous Monthly Tor 0efgher,
LgsHHsN ! journal
Fashions
Hr stepben. Wv Monthly Or october.
1lousabald " 4fts
kprkufbucksr
National Magazine
fuuaHa
Chambers " for scp,embe.
Doctor Aptouia. by Ruiiiui.
How l. Bfhase,
Brdd Euqu,ua
How L. WOO aud How T. Win
How 10 Drts-e taste
ll.HitAHHl's Retrospect for July
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Read the GVath about our Tnrf oil.

=
urlhs s4ee ride tais winter past ldisrus
and th skin OF pla,r jaaEe than n, hard ifa
t# traces rubbing the inside Thigh applied vent
t4.t bb ard 40 day b, well. Another utB,
lule which working my day tee1me unable la
n7IN oa eNaniinE bis toot, discovered a aberi tn
ithcs long the head Ny driver The hors sd
would De ,ond for n0hh dew put Ir.. til
see Of lint and Your Turf I work af .He
ard from that he eAt one hour hut is s ~
IS vet aisc horse badly snarged the uus
ais nigh tn placed shout dccp aud four
inches wide, from which he stiE Naur Tut
Gil was applied and brought them entirely sound II
truly Is OF the renedes
known and have lived in drug wears II
,h rs You think proper. Very truly
Ro Messrs Dove { Ce- n wFSSlGTR
For sale by sTRoTHER 4 WHITEHEAD
ina dom Lvnrhburg
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p,oIuE...nss:s on I.NCnHIsG.- Den

Ms 4 BRO. BYEns Hirhmond. Va. h"E Ia inform the
ot snehbnrg that they are nov prepared IL execute
SA Cotton NpoHeu d elng 81 Ceah
in . vol be done Ncw hatk or esrV We have
mau and the best 81 wurhmcn aud can guar
satisfaction patrons MurHu FIX and DE Lam
fashionable colofs to nit the fFt" OF the
nsu,Is. sbavis dts rption dyed r cleaned Grape
etd scarlet other cuIHfs 'III to import
},y,s dyed equal teu." SILK dresses cleaned aud Grease
rtnoved w intend todo aar work equal 10
the nitod STATUS and respectfully solicit
tn, pHtaR, at ihr Auso IYnehbufe and vicinity Cen
tenen Garments dyed and cleaned to ieok equal tanc"
DENNIS n BRO,
to " Hines Franklin ST. oppottI, Metropo
tan Hall Richmond Va isfp dts
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JEWEARY, WATCHES, &C.

I've tH"af ia want "t .nVi nguCin-, "ould
ispr, tiA the, attention tn tin
,tp- A,,h .a = ~s,. Att,he> aud many Other
'lrat tuueau. tfantu received and nr sa thupi
tor rtst IA 1uI #uulu, tiiuut
IL. Ill IN ~
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~------=----------]" Cutlery. Nalkn Canes,
BELTS and urtt ani,s Percussion Cups, Gnnpo" der Patent
aA.t Balls Pow der Faks Pouches and Bells BIRD bags
,un. aud Cot,sr Gun Makers Materials. sc. " RE
koINl.KS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufactures prices
Ia the trade. : II lhLklAND
No I2 Main street opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
DIPLOMA
TIE CLASS WAS AWARDED Bf THf VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE FoR I'm fUAplioN
MECHANIC AXIS TO
SAMUEL SNTHERDlA&D, OF RICHMOND NlRGA
For case Of q W, PISTOLS aud Ri L.. esablt,d
the Exhibition OF Articles Of American Atu, ctuft, h,d
The Cts of Richmond on the 10Th day ct ". en-
JAMES ". LEwELLES, i \ b4-INlN
Secretary. llesdtul.
Iu.Iu fyA
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
ODsr of the -. -. I:aiirond 10.
tFftItsBt uG sept - trJ6.
WiNTEn -inEDi, a. "a. ~ ..ssass..s s.:

" Dn ~ ] IlfFT v f7IlIIOs no 7
4, vi t1etoiter the MAJ am, i+azscngt

Tram lease ieief.sarg daily SUNDAYS excepted aH
eask NJ BakeN lie ,Junsil0n} At - ~ aud at
T., neibHrg at % l. 81
i#aEH yueirirR 30 ocioek, A II. Arrive ~ BHrk"
vile tJanetanJ al ~ n, aHd P,;crsanrg at3 Z. NJ
I. Is Al.L5uP.
rr,1,s Superintendent.
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ESrlwEE XasnnD>D ANDN. -r4

Nd YuKK-SI EAMSHIP JAN ST OW .@Sr+slsxssz.
The | Man steamship JAMESTONN in
Capt LEWIS PAhRGsH leaves York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at , O'Clock. Kich
mond she viii take any freight from city Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON Il; O'Clock for New York.
dcsrng ship her have their goods
Monday Passengers desiring 10 take this ship here
Stltr Room secured by addressing by Inrli
u Tho ROANOKE. Capt SIMMER STOPS City Point.
whore iand and ht. jamestown
end Tie Roanoke receive and laud pas C, Point
and Norfolk LIDIAM s WATSON.
UsI# "
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4 ,o"n ADVICE AnOJT pu.,o.v..

w - not SEA house without Muse is ike a 800
- vain III CbEue, silent gloomy d, Nus, 49,.
h' S2l Il lie breathtd suggested ryery whore i'm ma
ie ana only absent from thu lils those vim arc
III nj treason, StrNageus So youe lad.s
., "h'r "Fah your Papa buying Piano from L. r. NASH II
& am you may not be able to play thar
l'ih2 q Ntg " MeodA, and bay IF Absence. On it.
he above is good advice lou alwayB find abon an co.
@ fl'hos n the lowest prices it'll ali various stv and
patterns. y ASli.> "4
Piano Forte Wareroon 33 sycamore corner Of Ban st. p
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W AXE HOUSE, No q BoLtINGnRooK 81 r. ~
ti" ~ nave established my se the transaction Of
'tEels 4ton N'"l aud Metal Business and the rf-,
te - Virginia and North Carolina Merchants vsa H.
market to an examination OF my large varied as ~
ny arrangements ttlHg such as enable o.. I m In
lowest rates. Ran Roads, Machinists Ea.asit,tl4 h.
trsdr generally VIII find it to their interest to xalul,I ~
heiarr purchasing eiScn here.
ofI,'> thankfully received and pfe mity atteni,dto
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e., An sG sxsaaasa virginia n TENNESSEE
~ a. sa3e~VHw RAIL ROAD On Thursday, II
lyth OF June the Passenger Iran viii
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction
t- GILL.
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49, s-0tI D-, = Os- s'.St.I S.,tt. t\,,u.,,.-
~ !! at Wholesale, by STEVENSON NLDDI.l,I Who
aAt no" IA store superb Stock, embracing m t,,r4,
hsh ana American abfies all ct which ha,, bc,
WIN hi' care and attention by the tila al tn nv
a ,a"f melting Stock FIR In the North Carolina
ana NntnHa tHIe ,au"t BE- exhibited North ~ S,ufH
ianrua ami rosPonshIe buyers are invited TO g,, ,-
' ' 'N'I"l'h ai'u tnisc i'r themselves
''a l'"'t n &c a O. $, e#lorr Strset
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BALIMoKEAND RICHMOND. by steam ss,xIss..x -
BEINIDEKE and POtAlION1 AS.-rhc
STEAMER HELN lDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT K.
DAY AFTERNOON h'r Richmond Krurutu,. vs III II.
Mo NI1 eNrIy IL lNDAA AFIERNODA tor Buiurle
the poo AlIOSTAS leaves BALTIMORE tecry WE'D
&INDAA AZ EHNDnN for Ia huiond. Returning ivy,
RICHMOND every SAII KDAh ArIEENOo& lut alt
.'sdPrors baltimore by these Boats must hayrthei
tlo,s Lore ,NerA Monday aud Friday II each week.
mar y LiBGAM 4 WATSON. Richmond Va
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"A SION MERCHANT. On the Doss lcumand VI
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended L. me si scsan
have made mets 10 llc i, Ut h ats
iug my house that boat vii yo every other day,
Sundays exceped) BY this aIlant sa hc able 10
goods through days than h,I cttre,
nearly they by the $ X X and at much less
Nv charge for forwarding Tobacco is per Box and
% HID which includes DrnyREc and marriage when
drayagc. The daNnEe and wharfage
BASIN per Box and 40 per HID The
Iac Toll. charged by the James River kmaWhA Co for
passing huuse els per T about ct Tor Boxes
and per HID Having these advantages ot location
willing my reap the bcucft and charge only
price my services hoping thereby command larger
business
My personal attention viii b. given TO safes Of produce and
purchase goods Commission \. =. LEE.
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NV YORk BAGkEis This new home ax5lkss. ;,
line posed % Tie isiUal ~ vessels anu sans
tiDu every thfos dass Al owned IN the cry 4"