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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-20
MEDICAL NOTICE.

U1R. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
II Dr.. GREEN. late Of indianapolis, will continue
the practice OF medicine and surgery at his old office on
Third street, where he solics continuance OF patron.
age from his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention TO
the treatment OF diseases Of the rye and Lungs for
several years will continue treat such diseases with
his new plan 81 consists tor the lungs
in the Inhalation OF medicatel vapors, carrying the
medicine directly to the seat of the disease.
One OF the I'm can he found at the Office az all hours
Of the day and night. seprl-iS wsm
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of Lets Nos. ], 50
u 81. and y in the Upper Enlargement OF the City o
Evansville, cause the sidewalks Of said lioI city
fronting Chestnut street TO lie brought TO the proper
grade and laid with good brick pavement within ten
days after the publication of this LCtce, and IN de-
fault thereof the Common Council will proceed and
have said work done, and the Costs and expenses ac-
crung thereby will be ASSESSED TO ard collected ~
sale of said property ~ so much thereof as viii satisfy
said lie n and costs. By order Of Com. Council
49, --.-- WELL. III. WALKER, Clerk
u ol,-s,,o
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED. that the sidewalk extending from the
" alley Sycamore street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, north side Eighth street, he
brought To the established grade and laid with good
brick pavement along said described Sycamore street,
and that said work be done within Ten DAYS after the
publication Of this notice, and in default thereof the
Cossmon Council viii proceed to have said work
done, and the costs and expenses accruing thereby
will be assess to ard collected y sale said lots
50 much thereof as will satisfy said Lien and costs.
By order OF the Common Council
Attest: WELL. III. WALKER, Clerk
noyl.-A-y ok si)o;e COPY.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

a HOUSE situated In the lower part Of the city,
~ containing eight Rooms, with two good Cisterns
and Cellar also file Garden with shruiteTy aud
fruit trees and sabling for six horses, will he rented
to a good tenant on reasonable terms. Apply 10
sept2s-tf NATHAN EONLEY.
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AsUNDRIES
y 1860 Extra fine free trade Cigars;
20 Gross Pint flasss:
% Boxes Esseuce Coffee;
20 doz. j. Is. Half Bushel Measures;
- do WaslIoards;
II do Peck and Half Peck Measures;
30 Boxes German Soap; reed and for sale by
augs9 i. L. ID. HERMANN.
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RECORDERS NOTICE.
SELECT SCHOOL.

M 1sS JANE ". SEELY will open a SELECT
IVA SCHOOL, on the 9Th of November. at the resi-
dence OF her father for the reception Of Misses; and
In connection an Infant Department for children Of
either sex. Ii Is desirable that application he made
within the time limited. First Street, between Null
berry and Gum.
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>'nU BURR II. POLK,
TOR NE Y A L l. A ",
NOTARY PUBLIC,

REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING AGENT,
WVTILL attend to every species Of conveymcine,
W take depositions ard aiiidavits, uknowleds-
menls Of Deeds and Morg cages; in fact, will perform
faithfully all business Of Attorney entrusted &C. his
care. 4 ROOM IN W. III. BR0WNLEE's VfflCEO
sept2s-Iy. PRINCETON, IND
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Hoiloway's Pills and Ointment.-In exter.
nal inflammation there is unnatural rush Of blood
to the part affected. The effect Of the Ointment Is to
disperse the local fever. The Pills relieve the system
through the bowels Of all morbid and irritating infn.
Sold at the manufactures No so Maiden Lane.
New York, and No. s44 Strand, London. and by all
oct 3sd&w.
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MEDICAL.
PROCLAMATIO


BE Il known by al. sickly, weak and deblated pe r
cons that McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
is the only remedy that will strengthen and nvgorts
the system, and remove all impurities in the Blood.
1t is very pleasant to take.
In ombned the properties Of Tonic, Diuretis
and ter i've.
1t will cure any disease Of the stomach. Liver OF
Bowels, such as:
Diarh9a, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Heodache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach. Live
Complaint, Costiveness, Weakness Debility, Pain
in the Stomach Bowels, Night Fevers, Yellowness
Of the Skin, &C., &c. ...
When taken, it neutIazes and removes any morbid
secretcns i'm the Stomach, and strengthens the Dges
tive organs.
1t will also any disease of the Uterus, Kidney:
Bladders or Urinary organs; and Alternative, il
pures and healthy circulation of blood, re.
moving all boils, pnpies blo,ches the
skin.
TRY 1T, and be convinced 20 its wonderful invige.
rating properties.
For Chithen, who are puny, weak and sickly. We
advise parents to give them teaspoonful Of this Cor
dial daily.
IL See Circular.
j. ii. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this ordial.
Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
II Principal Depot-Corner Of Third and Pine
treets, st. Louis, Mo. apli.lydAwis {
Sold by Keller White. Druggists. Main-sreet.
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FOR RENT,
Oneeof the best Business Stands I'm the City.

removing our stock Of Furniture ard
n Chairs to the Crescent { ity Buildings, ofer
for or lease, the ROOMS now occupied ly W. on
Main street, ieiween Secord and hiTd. Possession
given Immediately. ARMSTRONG 4 GREEK.
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new GOODS.
S. cUMBERTS & CO.,
CLOTHING MANI FACTURERS.

eHAyE just received large stock Of Cloths, CASH
j meres and Nestngs Of all varieties. which they
prepared to manufacture at short notice. They
also prepared sell these goods y the piece al the
lowest market prices, wholesale and retail. Ilats,
Gaps and Furnishing Goods Of all kinds, constantly
hand. One of the partners Of this firm being resi-
dent OF the East and constantly in the Market are
prepared to sell stock at lower figures than other
houses not similarly situated.
We keep the hest Of mechanics, and warrant all good
made up 10y to be in the latest tyle AID low ran,
septa0-ly :. GUMBERTS CO.
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TAX PAYERS.

VNALK up tn pay your quarterly nstalment of
w City Taxes. After this week will demand
novi.R GEORGE wOLFLIN, City col.
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WOOD! WOOD |!

DERS0NS waTtine to Law in their wood ror winter
use, can be supplied with Hickory, Ash and
Mixed Wood, by leaving orders at
:. VICKERY'S.
sept24 Corner Of Main and Second sis.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

IL TELEGRAPHEDsEXCLU TO TIKI
- EVANSVILLE DAILY yoURNAL.R1
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AChance for Bargain,
A PLEAsANTH HOSE AND LOT FOR SALE

III WILL sell my House and Lot on First street be.
~ tween Walnut aud Chestnut streets at n bargain
The Lot is - feet by $50 feet. offer it nj asa less
than the tax valuations aud will make the terms OF
novi-u = FRANCIS KEssLER.
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~ CITY ORDERS fys, ssle.i Enspire o
49, o-flr ala lGLEHART 4 Antilles
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~ THE SAVINGS Rank on First street nea
w. Main, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wis
ronsln money. Call I'm. i..H nev3-u.
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I1 Large assortment Of fancy Basket, for sale NJ
z. II. COOK x SON.
lust RECEIyED.- |rrr. ~
ID 30 bxs Star Candles.
40 do Opal do
Is do Prime ". r. Cheese.
In store and for sale by WHEELER & RIGGS,
n NOTION BATrING.-1,soO lbs. No. ! and No.z
~ for sale ny GlLBBRI BOWLES.
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HHOICE RICE
u Tierces. for sale BY
novy rF. l.t GILBERT 4 B0WLES,
Sycamore near Water. ..
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= SPECIAL NOTICES.
: AyAIUApI.E RECEIPT.

l~&y-t~O~- - - - - <Nssf7~ WYNN
49, NOTICES in this place, 10 ceuts per line
49, one inseriioni 20 cents per line three times;
~ per tine wsek scpuDto Iouser time
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COMPREHENSIVE,

I>HE business heretofore carried under the FIRM
ofGEoRGE FOSTER Co., will hereafter he con.
Quoted by the undersigned, under the same style.
NJ. W. FOSTER,
sep4 GEO. FOSTER.
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DISSOLUTION.

I<lIE Copartnership heretofore existing between
II the undersigned. under firm Of GEORGE Fosrss
q Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Either partner will sign the o. the firm in liqul
dation. NJ. W. FOSTER,
GEO. FOSTER,
Evansville, Sept. /, 81. NM. NJ. AIKMAN.
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SrNDRlES.- 400,
- ~ Dexes RAisns: --4-..r
- ~ 20 half boxes Raisins; A t
= = las boxes No. Herring; - $500 -
s0bbls Cement, ust received and for sale BY
PRESTON BROS.
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GtHOICE CHEESE
~ &C boxes large choice Cream Cheese
- boxes IS Star Candles; r
10 do Tallow do
70 do German aad Palr Soap, just reed BY
z. ii. COOK son.
QHIGS AND PRCNEs.-
n 100 drums choice Figs;
100 boxes and jars French Prumes;
500 Zante CuIranIs fox sale by
IHIsH fIsH!E
for sale ~ 4. II. COOK q son.
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STIFF and Soft-aIl shapes-a splendid article, ,
- Iseptsl VAUTIER g. MARCONNlER.
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FOR making Honey, equal In every respect :
that Of the Bee, may be had at the store Of z. II
COCK son, for one dollar. ....- nove0
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Prof. DeIrath-Dear, Sir: j, Capt. b. b. Smith,
hereby certify That have been afflicted it'll Rheuma-
tsm for four ears, and at times Could not sleep BY
hearing of the wonderful cures by DcIaths Electric
Oil, was induced to try IL, and the first application
Of the Electric Oil at relieved and
the use ofmy arm. The application was made before
fifty persons. Il. d. SMITH, Twiggs Co.
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CASE.

KIlHNONO. MAY Ist, Ts.U.
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out last
fall In small sores, which gradually extended over the entire
head, including both ears, which were so much eaten by the
surcs rs TO cause mo TO fear that both ears would drop of |
tried all sorts of advertised and domestic remedies, without
any good results. I then procured and applied a little Tilif
OH. II began 10 get better; the bottle got broke, and we ap
led gals iolt-it again began to get worse, My elder daugl
. said, Pa. 70 get some more of that Turf OH. sisters head
/ vkcd So much better when you used it We get another
B Ottlc. and her head is now nearly well This was an aEgra.
y ased case, and took halt an hour every day TO wash il, and it
was very offensive. One more bottle. | feel assured, viii cure
her entirely, rs there Is hut little of the disease remaining
\ un are entitled to this. and for the benefit of others, | take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, II. T, CHALK.
To MCssrs Dove 4 %.
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0eads he Truth about our Turf Oil.

hTtHNVNIl, NITI TUTIl TT'N
d ring sleigh ride this winter past, l discovered my horses
Hr raw. aud the skin OH II place largel than my hand, from
ne traces rubbing on the inside of the thigh, / applied your
lurt on, aud in a day or two he was well. Another case
a mule which was working to my dray became unable to
Walk. Ca eNamioinE his foot. | discovered a nail about two
inches long mp to the head. Mydrver and the %noighhorS SAID
he would be good for nothnI q. drew the nail out, inserted
a piece OF lint and yoHr Turf on, and set him to work at once,
and from that moment he has not lost one hour, but is as good
as ever. | also saw a horse badly suagged on the outside ct
hs thigh "a two places, one about two inches deep and tour
inches wide, FROM which Le was still a day two, Your Turf
Gu was applied audit brought them out entirely sound. II
truly 5 ono of the greatest remedies for sores have ever
Known ana have lived In a drug store for several years. Use
tra Is 'u tunh proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs. Dove 4 Co. II WEISIGER
For sale by SrRpTHER A ~WlITEuEAD
o 70 nom l.ynchburg.
Y you wnni Trunks from = /. TO $50 com, to
u mA ~ GLASS; 1 KAlNES
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,ssS-1mu>riiEouGn FROM BUCHANAN no
LYNCHBURG AN RICHMOND.

1t IN hliH MpNp.
Firr from L%ynchburg IL Iiuchanan.... ...........sl 30
- ~ H"Pmi ''"'. 80 - - -. -. - -. = ~
From IynehburR to thnrlottesyule... ........... = 30
On and after the I'D of Detobor our Packet Ioats VIII leave
buchanan al & \ ii aud L%ynehburg RI! T.. NJ. Monday,
w cdno7dhy aud Friday and arrive IN X Edmond second day,
nt5ocork \ N.
Charlottesville passengers leaving L"aclfurg at n /. NJ.
reach Ncort'ssille al lDl a. N, neat dag. and arrive in Char
lottesNille at d T. NJ Leave i%ynchburg for buchanan aud
LcA1ngton ate A N, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, aud
arrive at : l. NJ,
grIll pIY.%
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J. Il. B~ONDIRANT


CHESTERFIELD April 18th, 1850.
MessrS Dops 8 Co-llaving used Your Tnrt oil. and finding
to Toe such a line medicine, | thin II due 10 you that you
should know IL My daughter, about two years ago, fell ON the
rocker Of a chair aud and bruised her thigh very much: it soon
assumed the form OF n boil, and became very sore. had it
LACED by a physician. but that did not relieve II. 1t became
a running sore, aud continued so for nearly Two years tried
every medicine could hear of with no effect. until | was in.
duced 10 Try a bottle of your Turf Oil,-after using one bottle
Al a haltt was entirely healed. lhavo since used il for oth.i
sores AMI iouud the sainc benefit lou are at liberty to use
this as you think proper. $. CilALkLl.
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These vessels are Of the first class, built la the city Of Bal
tituorr, ,sprcasly Tor this trade aud have superior accofnnIo.
dation7 for passengers. They are commanded by experienced
Captains We'll qualified for tie trade, aud y ho viii spare no
nXerttou to accommodate, They viii be toyei up and DOWN
the rivers by steam, aud may be- relied on to SAL promptly as
advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New York,
viii md It TO thoir interest Ia ship by this line, as freight Will
AWAY " tlkHa AS low ns by any other line OF Packets, aud
every effort viii be made by the agents IN Richmond and
Nces orb to give satisfaction, Insurance can be- effected In
lhe Richmond tre Association by thus liue at per cent.
W respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed In obtaining u iuh
share IT patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to Ncw.York will be forwarded
free 81 commission 10 Acw Orleans, Mobile, Charleston. Sa
taunah 81 any other Southern ur Northern port.
The vessels will lie In Richmond IN the Dock. In New York
at Berth 40. ]. Coflee House Slip, foot of Wal Street
DAVID a WM CtIRiE, Richmond, I ...
{ II IIERSDN, ;. s., Hb'n'S
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1e4 TEE NEW YORK n Virginia
%l4kaa.s tb=ln consequence ot the NIth
drtwai If tho "JAMESTOWN Tor repairs, Sc.
the ROANOKE Will leave New York every saturday evening
aud cts Point every Wednesday morning at . O'Clock. Pas.
.enecrs# Ntng lSnchhurg, lY the South Side Railroad, on
laesl .nt4Iug viii connect NJ Il morning with the itaauok,
ttty i. iui. LEE a JOHNSON,
Agents for n. \. x Va Steamship Co.
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DAILY VIRGINiiN.
The Of


FAINTER her slow steps fall from day to dayi
Deaths hand is heavy on her tark ming brow;
Vel doth she fondly cling to earth, aud say,
u am conteut to die; but OIL not nowl-
M, while the blossoms OF Joyous spring
Naka warm the air such laxury 10 breathe
No. while the birds such lays of ~gladuess sing
Not while bright flowers around thy footsteps
Twreathe,
Snare me, great God lifi up my dropping brow;
am content To die but obi not now
The spring has ripened into summer time,
The seasons viewless boundary is past,
The glorious sun has reached his burning prime
O must this glimpse of beauty be the last
let me not perish while DER land and sea,
Vita silent steps the Lord OF Light move on;
" while the tnurmur Of the mountain bee
Greess mr. dull ear with mnsiein us tome
le sickness dims my eye and clouds ny prov
IAN content 10 die, but oh not now
Ssr--.r Is gone and autumu's soherer hues
Tint ihe ripe fruits and gid the waving corn
The haatsnan swift the flying game pursnes,
Sbonfs the haiioi aud winds his eagor horn.
, Saare me awhile to wander forth and gee
a. the broad meadows and the quiet stream
To watch N silence while the evening rays
SAINT through the fading trees with rudy gleami
Cooler the hrcezes play around my brow
am content to diel but OH not now
-se LEAK wind whisiles-saow showers lar and
mar
pia Without echo TO the whining ground,
Aatn.nn hath passed away, and cold aud drear,
Winter stalks on with frozen mnntlc bound,
Yer stal that prayer asecnds. go langhingiy
our little brothers round the warm hearth crowd
Oar home-6re blszes broad, aud bright ahd bigh,
And The root rings with voices light and loud.
<aare me awhile raise up my dropping brow;
am content TO die, but on, not nowl
Tie spring is come again-the joyful spring.
Again The banks with clustering flowers are
spread;
The wild bird Hips upon It's wanton wing,
The child Of earth IL numbered with the dead
Thee never more the sunshine shall awake,
Beaming, all redly, through the lattice pane
The steps of friends thy slumbers may mol break,
Nor fond, familiar voices arouse again.
Deaths silent shadow wells thy datkenod brow
Why did'st thou lingcr-thon art happier nowl
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Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WARRANTED TO CuRE, AND NJ DANGER PROM EXPOSURE 70
COLD Price 80 cents per bottle.
Entfrtd according 10 Id qf Congress IN he CLERKS Once Of he
District Court JOr The Eastern District If tpSR1a, by DOIE
d co, Richmond, Ia.-5U crHis sir,
READ TIE FOLLOWING
Como to our store, get II pamphlet, and read our certificates
ot cures performed by the Turf on certificates OF truth Of
our own respectable and respected citizens, and many Others
here to whom we eau refer, and you cannot doubt its value ms
"a medicine for sores. ono ounce OF 1t Is worth a pound OF any
other known TO man. Try 1t and you will be satisfied of what
wCsay
rkuE TURf OIL--Read the following, and come to oui
store, and we will tell you of many others who have been
cured.
RICHMOND, Nov. II, 1851.
Msssrs DoDe s CO-Gcntlcmcn-l used "A portion of a bottle
OF your Turf oil, which you very kindly presented me with,
and take pleasure in saving that found 1t ctiectual In re.
moving an eruption Of the skin, for which | had been practscd
upon for several years by physici ans. without receiving the
least benefit | also recommended it to a friend of mine, who
tor acme months had been annoyed by u similar eruption OF
The skin, and he Informed me a short time since. that from tho
ao OF one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, l.. M LEFTWlCll
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N MS 4 Bro. DYEI{S, Richmond, Va, beg to inform the
citizens of L%ynchbnrg that they are now prepared to eNecnie
every description of Siiki Cotton or Woolicn dyeing or Clean
ing n well as gah be done in New York Or elseW here. WehaNe
new machinery and the very best OF workncn, aud can guar
autce satisfaction 10 our patrons. MeIino. SIX and DE Lam
dresses Owed In q fashionable colors, 10 suit the taste OF The
owners, Shawls OF every description dyed or cleaned, tral g
Nhawls dyed scarlet, crimson or other eo,'ts. equal II import
ed, NclVctS dyud equal to new, SILK dfas-NH cleaned and ttoase
ar wiuosfains removed. We iItcAi ta1Io r. work equal To
any establishment IN the [ nicd Stt,s .aI respectfully solicit
the patronage of the citIAcnsot Lyuraeute and vicinity. Gen
tlenen's Garments dyed and cleaned to look equal to new.
DENNIS y BRO,
Successors to j. w. Hines, ~raull.sss opposite Metropoli-
Inn HIM Iirlnnnnl Nn IApp 4dts
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q III kgE.E1 -. y fOTV NTH11g III ~
N SION MERCHANT. Dn the Dock, Richmond. Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to me last season,
| have made arrange mruts TO incrCase the line of Boats run
uiug from NY housr. SO that "A boat viii leaSc every other day,
tNuadaya tNCepted) BY this arlanp em"utl shall be able TO
IMt goods through TWO day. sooner than heretofore, and very
nearly AS som As they go by the 5. S. X. X, and at much less
COST.
NV charge for forwarding Tobacco is > cts. per ] Box and
80 CTS per lihd which includes llrayaRc and Wharfage, when
there is necessity Tor drtyagc. The irasage aud wharfage
from the Basin are 1 cts per : Box aud 10 cts. per HID. The
Luck Iell~ charged by the james River \ kanawha Go. for
passing Ia my hoUsr are Jcts. per Ton or about ct. Tor Boxes
and 3 cts per lIhd. Having these advantages o1 location | am
willing foI my customers torctp the benefit, aud charge only a
tar price far my services hoping thereby to command a larger
business.
Ny personal attention " ii be given to sales of produce and
purchase Of gouds on Commission. A. $. LEE.
fulN 90 ia
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npniNG ANn -,MmEH GOOps.

- Fancy silks aud sin Robes,
Pain Black silks, all qualities,
Herege, Orgaudle aud Jaennci Robes,
Thread. Houston Lace, Muslin aud Lawn Setts every Va.
nrty.
ombre striped. solid aud fancy Mouslin de Laines,
parasois. Umbrellas, Corsots. whaebone, steel aud reed
Skirts,
Organize. real French and other Lawns Afu1l assortment
varying in price from - 10 - cents
For sale by JAS a NIlGilH 4 co
an II Is
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tsGENE agstlsUUND ANfa y. -
I'D YORK -SrEAMSIll JAMESToW y s&.&lAkas
Inc | =. Mail steamship AMESlONN y, in com
maud Of Capt. LEWIS PAhhIsli, leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at ) O'Clock, tor Rich
moud. She Will not take any freight Ia al from city Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at | o'clock, tor New York.
Those desiring TO ship by her must have their goods here on
Monday. Passengers desiring 10 take this ship here can have
u state Room secured by addressing us by mail.
= " The ROANOKE, Capt. SklNNtR, stops at City Point.
where she Will land and receive freight, Both the jamestown
and the Roanoke reeeiN and land passengers al Cts Point
and Norfolk. LUDLAM y WATSON.
tparpN Richmond Va