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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

list PUBLISHED.--Erom WaN Street :"
81 Cashmerr, Il Journal ~ Gre years ." A''a,
Africa AID EUROPE, comprising Vi-lt> during la!l'
2, 3, T. }. and &, To the Damemora Iron Mines, The
"Seyen Churches" Plains If Troy. Palmyra Je
rusalem, PetIa, Sernsupatsm, Surat with The
Scenes of the recent Muinies (Benarcs, Agra,
Csynpore, Lucknow, Delhi. tr.. &c. Cashme'e,
Peshawur, The Khy hrr Pass 10 Aishanstan. JAVA
China and Mauritus. ~ John Il. Ireland, with
nearly one hundred illustrations. from sketches
made ON the spot by the auth"r price in embossed
! Muslin binding s.. ROBERT BELL
,nyll 81 King street.
T1NTWISLE'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE
II OF JAMAICA GINGER; Dnn0vans syrup
of Bark; True Seidhtl Powders; Fluid Extract OF
Cubob.: Fluid Eat oil Nalcrinn, full supply JusI
manufactured, and for sale hy
NV II Apothecary, g. King st.
TSSENCE OF COFFEE. Csnnon's Ritter'.
II Woods Hair Restorative. Cox's Sparkling
| Gelatine, Coopers IsingHss. Bulls Sar'"parln'
Mustang Liniment Irish Moss, and Colmsn's Mus
, t.rd received and for sale by
myll Cor. King L Alfred sts.
90 FOR RENT.--Th. large and cornu"lio"s
s:E FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE. at the corner
OF Henry and Wolfe streets. Terms liberal, aud
possession given immediately.
my st ------------ '" ~ ','N
VARElGHT 70 BALI lMohr.--"r na'e
some heavy FREIGHT for Baltimore.
WM. II. FUWLE 4 son.
my II ~" y '''"'" " nav w.
lust RECEIVED from the manufacturers ~
y BIRD CAGES, Of new and beautiful d",iS"'
also. Hooks To match. II. ]. "Rkuohf'
NV II lis and 40. King street.
:,-,,,,,.,,,, NM, NAY cu.n, phI,1.luIi,
DECEIVE I'D rms ~ i'"n' IT. Wan' TT.
IL some more oil 'nos' '''e|,"'" t Dr "'
FRi"hhh loh'' ron L;n, ,r...,
Ill, am sy.MINr m. celebrated Excl
.ior Fruit and Preserve CANS
~ H. l. GREGORY,
INV II lis and l2O, King street.
my :. -------- - -. nI;,-a
= CASES Barton 'ue'tier p"rue""A ' ~
,i.v and for sale by
nv II J f. DOUGLASS.
-, n,n,cv ,,pryy + gYO. have
SHAML bhh 1:", pia'n Rnr.g. fnr shawl,
~ received W h ,'n H Id..' D''> nv II
which they viii sell low: .------------ ''
CALT.-2OOO sacks u: A. Sal III slot w ~ '''
~ sale by NJ hhDN'D"' '"''''
my IL
- FOR PHlLADELPHlA.--lhe regular
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SA STOKE AND TAVERN STAND FOR
- SALE OK RENT ut Bailey's Cross Roads. At
the inter section 81 the Columbia aud Middle Turn
pike i've miles from AleAandria ALSO Il " heel
wright and smith shop. with al extensive run u
custom --alsna small FARM hear the Cross Roads,
g, with IA ncw aud convenient DIV ELLlNG. Ad
Ii ire.- the suhstriarr, ~ Washington city. II
.nquif. uu the premises. LEWIS BAILEY.
Eair'ar rnuuty d"r lS-antr
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Nelson county. my 3-2aw3w

FJNHE PREMIUM SADDLE SrALLIUE.-IOM
i G. TELEGRAPH claims the above title hay-
ing taken every premium tor which he has son
tcnded
Tho editor of the American Farmer, agreul-
tural paper published III Baltimore, having WIT
messed the performance Of this horse at the United
States FAR, III Richmond and tie Virginia state
Fair al Petersburg, writes VI him thus:
But one If the very best saddle Houses We have
ever seen, was the superb dark bay stallion exit
bltel by ~ Berkeley, c4q, " Loudoun county,
Va II. If the Telegraph breed, or a. IL 'nVst
Familiarity known Ill Maryland, the Tom" breed ;
certainly the best breed altogether Tor saddle
horse, ii cay yet rapid gait, III this country and
particularly adapted, by their kind and gentle
dispositions, to ladies' use. We watched the RAPID
pace Of Mr.. Berkeleys stallion and his sure aud
tirm but easy gait, II, be Was repeatedly ridden
around the ring, with the same admiration which
all who witnessed the performance warmly ex-
pressed and felt fully justified III the preference We
have Away felt for the admirable breed tor the
saddle. There are two gentlemen III Baltimore
county whose stock ui Tom horses particularly
fine: but have never seen any Of the breed ~
large and worry desirable ~ the stallion exhibited
10y Nh Berkeley.
TOM Il. isa rich bay. Id hands inch high, OF
strong buue great MUSCLE aud superior action; Vas
rrri 10y Rogers Tom Telegraph, and out Of IL flu
nous Jack O'DlHmVnd saddle mare. His colts are
withou; II single exception, bays, aud VI nne SIZE
He will cnmmcnce the season nj my stable on Mon
da,. April 18th. aud continue !hoIe Que week. lie
will diyu e the next week between Leesburg ami
Wheutland, will goIu i.cesbuIg oh Monday, "ndto
Whcstland "n Thursday. and alternately between
the stands. being ~ home every other week.
Tgsss.--TWenty dollar. insurance, due when
the mare is known t. be IN iOal; but from those
who pay before April lst. ls6o fifteen dollars
win lie received in full. Twenty dollars will be
r,gidly aud mlnrrlaIly rNnctcd from all who fail
t. pay before that date. Any one sending hSe
mares Of his own can name 4 sixth one gratis
They must he returned regularly. Parting from
II mare will forfeit the insurance.
ioud pasturage furnished mares from distance
nj : per Iuhtb and every care taken to prevent
accidents bat no responsibility assumed.
n BEkkELEi
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May lO.-Flour is excited; Howard
street and Ohio ST. Wheat closed active; choice
white 81. sV0p 81 90; red $l.1Ote sl.'3. Corn has
advanced 2c yellow ss@s Oc.; mixed s;GsO"--
Provisions closed active and higher Bacon Sides
We; Meas Pork $3.50. Whiskey closed hrm and
quiet At SOC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

WATER COOLERS AID REFRlGERATORS.
w i have -ndcar"red to obtain for my sales
this season, rnE REsr WATER COOLERS and
REFRIGERATORS which could he had. Please
see them. TN hand several Retrlgerators of old
STYLES. which are offered II, cost.
apr JUN otpEN.
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foIel8n 2MPSfs - "o" ~
We continue the weekly statement of IMPORTS
At New York, 10 show how thipgs are tending. In
ons week, look at it
$a6,6So plate glass, sl5,.6o opium, ~ 40 fur',
81, j5j jewsry, Sjs,22j watches, $20 ~ brandy
s3s.I70 wines SlO.63+ champagne, $24,0os cut
lery, $56,UO7 cigars, SlOso5 pipes, $lo'oao toys
3l5,S43 tobacco. Total $+lO,5J..
This will do for week
The imports Of general merchandise last week
we're large but not quite equal to the total for the
seek before. The total receipts Of both dry goods
and general merchandise are twice - large ~ tor
,hs CORRESPONDING week last year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

OTlrE-'The subscribers have formed CO.
y PARTNERSHIP under the hIn oi J. b. q
K. n H'NTGN 60. the purp"se of mannfa.lar-
ing "O0LEN GOODS. at Buc kiand Prince VIII
liam County. V.
JOHN B. HINTON. Buck!and, Va.
kOBI. II. Hth IuH, Alsx.n,ria, Va.
ian g. -otf .H..H' m. sis-."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

TEST RECEIVED thu. day, per Alan, / Go. ,
,) Express. case OF those new style HATS
called the Ledger Grnoux Hats. something en-
tlrely new III this market.
r. EVANS
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C,crR,IoSs.-The steamboat Excursions,
ON the Potomac. have commenced early TINS
season. We observed. on Monday. two "f
the steamboats, crowded with eIcursionisls
from Washington. The White House Pa
Wilton and Glymont ale the points OF attras
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

C,WEDES IRON just received, wiki further
- supply OF those superior NORWAY Nail Rods-
Al, oil hand an assortment If Rolled and Ham
lncred Plough Plates, all of which will he s"sd
AZ the lowest market rates.
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
my No L., North Fairfax street.
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N0T &c r

TIME VEGETABLE AND oTaE IL S pn,:hlr. :
in the Market squarss sst feI re sns n Sat
STALLS will be offered Paon ~iSv 10" YEAR. srA'' "
r WHITTINGTON, Clerk Of the Market
m o-dfd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

NOR sALE-My farm in Fauquier county, con-
i tanning by a recent survey, FOUR HUN
DRIED AND FORTY-SIX ACRES aud 29 poes.
This land lies ON the Rsppshannock river, about
quarter of mile from the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, and in IN excellent neghborhood: There
,sn are ON il, very convenient DWELLING
E::i HOUSE, spacious barn, and other ou,-house'.
all in good repair. never failing spring OF pure
water il within forty yards Of the house--ice house.
md ;re- nopd. as near The fields not in cultlys-
ton. are well set in grass, and taking into view it,
close roxmity to the Railroad, Post Office, Grist
Mill IN mile off, and other advantages, this farm
may be safely recommended Us very desirable
property. Any one wishing to see the said farm
will be shown il by Mr.. II. 7. Embry on the place.
Terms made known JOHN s. KNOX,
Nh s0-eotf Aierdndrio, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

VISITING CARDS; Wedding and Receprrn
Invitations. engraved and printed in the hrst
style hy che of the test artists IN tn" United
states at short notice, by
my ROBERT BELL.
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TRyING'S LIFE OF WASHlNaIVN wv
pLETED.---Vo Five OF Twins "Ssh'hs
ton il now ready, price 81 9, u;.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

Nav York. May 10 Flour closed higher and
sICitsd--sdvanced 250y3Oc.; State S5.4Ot9$h.'o;
Ohio s,.2Ota$ $3.50; Southern $o.'5@ $.s5.--
Wheat hus advanced 4G6c.; Western red l6o
gl63c: white l70@ls5c. Corn closed higher;
mixed 93tas4c.; yellow s5@ssc. Beef closed
taoysn,. Pork closed buoyant mess $l6.i2!@
$i6ls; prime $l3. Lard closed dull. Whisky
is held At zoe. Stocks are dull and lower Cum
berlsnd Coal Co.. Is. Va 6's 95!. Mo. IS IS!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

NELSON LAND FOR SALE.-TLe subscri-
~ Der desires to sell privately his farm situated
on RockGsh River in Nelson county, fourteen miles
from Alton Depot, the Central Railroad, and
about the same distance from the Lynchburg FIX
ten sion, to the latter of which depots there Is
very fine road. and 10 the other, one is being con-
structed. The tract contains EIGHT HUNDRED
AND FORTY ACRES, four hundred and fifty Of
which are cleared, two hundred is bottom land,
and tho residue is finely timbered. 1t lies within
a milo af IL Merchant, Grst and Saw Mill. The
81. buildings comprise good DWELLING and
sl:t all necessary out houses. This farm lies on
the kocktsh River. Ill a valley noted rs one OF the
most beautiful picturesque and fruitful in Virginia
In my absence Mr.. K. II. Coleman, who lives
convenient. will take pleasure i'll showing the farm
10 any one wishing to purchase. Letters addressed
TO him ut Rocktsh p. o., Nelson. or 10 the subscrl
Der at Rose Mills, Amherst oodnty, will meet with
prompt replies.
Reference 10 also made L. Dr. John X, Woods,
near Ivy Depot Alremsrle, who i. we'll acquainted
with this tnrm
TERMS My term: are from Ole u ten years
credit, interest 10 b. paid annually
JACOB WARWICK.
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Hampshire County. my 4-eo3ms

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-
Y Mr. Charles F.. Lightfoot having determined
To remove from the County Of Culpeper, has su-
thoTi,ed the undersigned to sell at private or pub
lie sale. the lot OF Lam and tILDIAHS
thereon lying, adjacent 10 Culpeper Court House,
known as the CLLPEPER NlLITARf 1851.
80 TGTE The u UILDINGS are large and
s=l commodious, and we'll adapted for large
BOARDING SCHO0L, either male OF female -
They are located in a beautiful grove, adjoining
the town. in IL remarkably healthy region OF couf-
try which i. accessible by railroad, from all points
II has abundance of excellent ater ia the yard,
and every building necessary Tor an estafIsL-
mrnt Of the kind. The building contain: large
recitation looms. large dining ROOM and Il bed
rooms The above property, if not sold privately
before TkU .ddy, the l2h day Of Stay nert, will TO
sold al public auction that day, the premisei
feims will he accommodating.
+. NJ. LATHAM,
Attorney for L. T. LIGHT OOT.
.ESs- An extensive sci OF & HEEICA aEi
PHIL OS0PHICiL APPARATtS, vii! be sold
al the same time.
Culpeper County jan 2s--lswtMayl2
H,LIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL The
" Second Session Of this School will begin on
tn. first Wednesday Of October, 1858, aud close
the third Wednesday of July, 1889. The design
Of this School is thoroughly TO prepare youths for
the University Of Virginia. The Course vi Study
emb, everything that necessary to the degree
Of A. NJ, AT our University.
The school is located IN the mountains of Eau
uuier region well known for its hesitbsul climate
and beautiful scenery. IL is two miles south OF
Markham Station, On the Manassas Gap Railroad,
and 90 miles from Alexandria.
TEaAs.-S22o. semi annually in advance, va:
Sll25 ON the lst OF October, and Sll2.oO Oh tho
LIST Of March.
Modern Languages at extra charge
For further particulars, apply to the Principal at
Markham Station, Fsuquier County, Va.
REFERENCES
Rev j. p. McGuire, E. II. y. Of Va.
Trustees Of Chsrlestown Academy, Jeaorsoa
County, Va.
| Professors Bledsoe, Harrison, schsle De We're,
MoGufie and Smith, of the University Of Virginia,
r. JAQUELIN AMBLER.
! Pauquier County, feb 4--eotf
| NOR SALE-My farm in Fauquicr county, con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

WA,nIxaToS lrEMs. In the Washington
Board of Aldermen on Monday, an appro-
priatiun. additional to n sum Of 81, 200 pre-
yiousy appropriated for the dredging out OF
the Canal. WAS passed; the result "i all " hich
appropriations is that the Board has CAV.
IN ii, 800 for the cleaning Of the Canal
throughout its whole length. This Is said I"
be absolutely necessary 10 preserve the SAM
tary condition. Of the city.
The Board Of Aldermen passed the seventh
ward ma! ke,housc and Washington Asylum
bills over Mayor Berret's vote. with "nlv one
dissenting vote. The board also passed the
annual tax bill at On cents, five OF which
are for public school purposes
Mr. Bell, son of Alexander Bell, esq. Of
Twelfth street, originally from Virginia was
accidentally drowned in Little Falls, whilst
bathing Deceased was n young man oi
great promise, aged about 10, and student
Of nr. Garnet He was OH fishing eXcur-
sion. and attempted to bathe. but was borne
utf Nv the current.
On Sunday. at Wesley Chapel, very in
tcresting meeting of the Sabbath schools OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, was held. at
which the following schools were represent
cd. Foundry. McKendree, Ryland, Waugh,
Fletcher. aud Wesley Chapels. The chi
dren and teachers present numbered about
one thousand The meeting was opened
with PRAYER bv Professor Harmon, Of Baltl'
more Tie schools were addressed by pr'
Williams, and Mr.. John Mccormick. Of Alex
andriu.
EAcuRsIoNs.--The steamboat Excursions,
an the Potomac, have commenced early this
season. We observed. Oh Monday. two OF
the steamboats, crowded with eIcurslonists
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lust RECEIVED this lav ny Express. beau.
- tfui assortment II BuNNETS, RIBBONS,
and FLOW EhS.
NV J. I. EVANS.
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&c FOR RENT--The large and c"lnru"Jl"us
~ FRAME COTTAGE HOl ST. at the corner
OF Henry and Wolfe streets Terms liberal s"a
possession given immediately.
my H. 81 u. aff''h
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.. EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
<tfStPHILADELpHIA AND NEW lohh'
THE Propeller S. SEYMOUR, Meredith, maslfP
iii al; on Friday, 18th instant. For freight ap
ply to WV" NJ 4 sinh Wbaryrs.
INV l0--3t N"' ~ 800" -
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FOR CONGREsS.-We are authorised 10
announce HEsRr sHAckELEORD, esq, as oehdi-
ss's " represent the Seventh Congressional Dis
Mot in the next Congress. nov lift
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAY 10.

~ Messrs. THOMAS, SMITH, and SBAcKRLFORD,
Will addross the people, 1T Alexandra, Oh Thurs
day, the 18th ofMay sp27-H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

DOTASH. VIAL oil, Boiled Linseed Oil, Ind
I Lew Pure Lead Just received and for sale L.,
j. LEADBEATER son, e.
9Th moa Stnbers Old Stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

TSSENCE OF COFFEE. Cannon's Bitters.
II Woods Hair Restorative. CoS's Sparkling
delatine Coopers Isinglnss. Bulls Sar'"pariIlh'
Mustang Lnimcnt, Irish Moss, and Colman'' Mus
t.rd, received and for sale by
PEEL. STEVENS 4 Co.
my1l Cor. King 4 Alfred sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

JAREIGHT FOR BALTlMORE.-We have
/ some heavy FREIGHT for Baltimore.
WM. n. FUWLE 4 son.
myl II No. 4, South Wharvrs.
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GROVER & BAKERS
FAMILY SEW ING lac II y +

FAMILY SEWING MACH y ES.
NEW srYLss-rRicRS PROM $50 70 1925.
XIX, cH,KGE or s. roR BEShtKs.
4s5 Broadway .......New lorR.
Isl Baltimore ST.. carroll Building )... Baltimore.
3ls Penn, yivanue Avenue, Washington
T.. >. LEADBEATEk, Agent,
81 South Fairtax-st., Alexandria
These Machines sew from two spoOl, a pur
chased from the store, requiring rc-winilng Of
thread. They Hem, Fell, Gather, and Stitch in u
superior style, finishing each seam 10y their own
operation. without recourse To the hand needle,
is required by other machines. They will DO bet
tor and cheaper sewing than II seamstress can,
even If she work. for ri hour and are,
uestionubly. the best .Uachinss in the market
for family sewing, on account of their simplicity,
durability, ease OF management, and adaptation IL
all varieties Of family sewing-eXecuting either
heavy line work with equal facility, and with
out special adjustment.
As evidence VI the unquestioned superiority of
their Machines, the GROVER & BAKER SESING
MACHINE COMPANY respectfully refer to the mum
berless testimonial. to he seen 1T their principal
depot. and with their agents. NH lO--eo2m
CANTON MATTINGS.-We have the pleasure
" Of announcing that our stock OF MATTlNGS,
in sil the vari0us brands grades. widths and
styles, is now complete. and will be furnished at
short notice at the very lowest rates. We have
Extra heavy White and Red checked "Gowqua."
Do. do Contract Manning"
This lot is unusually heavy and g"od-very
cheap.
Also, new make called "Chowiug." which can
be aoid as'on>hingly cheap.
Also, xxx, very heavy, and fine IA, 81, and
Ca Cocoa Msttipgs. heavy Brown. Slate and
Brown and He'd Linen Floor Damask. for cover
lug carpets This article, for it, durability, heau-
IT, and saving time and trouble in moving parlor
Carpets, is preferred TOR such rooms 10 mat
ting.
Also, an extensive supply of superior FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS. u, very low figures Table and
STAR do. An immense stock of STAIR RODS,
STAIR CARPETINGS, Dkt &C ETS, ASD
MATS, all in the most approved and desirable
kinds. which We are selling III prices 10 satisfy the
most economical h0usckeeper.
CLAGETT Il DODSON.
W,.linvtuu my J--rUbt
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JNNTWISLE'S CONCENTRATED ESSEACE
r. OF JAMAICA GINGER; D"novans syrup
of Bark; True Sciiiitl Powders; Fluid Extract oil
Cubohs: Fluid Eat. OF \alef'"n, full supply: just
nauufs ctured, and for sale hy
JAS. ENTWISLE. JR..
NV II Apothecary, 81, hing st.
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The Central Hotel at Charlottesville, has
been sold for Sis, 900, to VIM. VI. Smith and
j r. Omoiundro,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

name ia part aNies, springs made Of tho lest
STEEL; baOds snaneled and Of all kinds Of leather
cloths Innings for carriages, varniShes castings OF
al kinds saddle trees English bride feathers bits
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver names Of all
siads Jenny Lind Gig Trees, self-adjusting PADS,
TayIOrs patent names, hy pets, shoe threads horse
blankets London Girth Webs, American Girth
sad Rein Webs, both cotton and woTsted; London
Welt Skins, superior article; ivory, gutta perchs
and brass lined maytepgal rings; superior kerseys
foE horse covers thu best quality Of carrisge bolts
patent gig trees, &C, &c
keep 10 isct everything appertaining 70 either
branch OF The bIs. iisss, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, We would respectfully invite
your attention heir- purchasing elsewhere.
an slsn ssCut tlr Wards PatSnt Spring Saddle.
ap10-ik-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20
A. rHO.nPs ON; sue

- ceesorS 90 Hailcck & Stoddard, wholesale deal
ers In Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Glass Glass.
~are &c, bavejust received large additions 20 their
stock, and are now prepared to furnish Physicians
md etoreke~pers with every article in their line,
sc reduced prices. Having made purchases eKclu.
siEely Tor cash, and by the package can offer in-
placements % buyers greater than ever before
Also. large and varied assortment Of DA-
dCEkREOT1PE AND AMBR0fYPE STOCK,
consisting Of Cameras Chemicals, Cases, and eyeTr
article required by artistic
We also manufacture improved kind Of non.
Explosive Burning Fluid for sale by the barrel OF
at retail
Coal oil constantly on hand with q large sssort.
msnt Of luid and Oil Lamps
oIdsas iroIa Artists and Storekoepers promptly
tended personally NY "
Particular attention paid to packing and for
wsTding promptly.
sfODDARD & THOMPSON,
u'cf - No. II Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20
NHskE NOTICE, ET.ERI.BODY "

IL We have on hand, and are manufacturing to
order all kinds of fringes, Buttons, Cord Tassels,
DC. Ladies wishing the above named articles,
would do well TO give n call before purchasing
elsewhere, as they can get what they want. We
also Wholesale 20 merchants 10y the piece or yard,
50 that 10 will l object f,r theln ~ give their
orders. All "rtcis cLt will lc filed with neat
ness aud di-I.ttSb.
We also keep o't'n ut Of SEWING MACHINES
constantly on Ia, T. - Ter Wilson's, J. VI.
Singer Il Cos, AID as iiIrrcnt Kin Is Of Single
Thread Machines. W. aNc au siustsble Binder
aud Hemmer. All psrs'ns having Machines VII do
we'll to send orivr :or thes- articles, they
are a great Saving OF .aL,,r. frIee Vt each SIS.
Z. NJ. SELLMAN, Agent,
marlS No. d First street, Evansville, Ind