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GanlbkT.

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
~ LUMBER.
We have hand large assortment OF LUMBER that
selling at the lowest cash prices Customers will please
apply at the yard 1872 LIGHT STREET WHARF, Al Tue
corner OF EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS.
ol3-f BURNS 4 SLOAN.
7 UhBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c so, coo
L 4I4 and 81 Hemloek Fencing 59.00o feet Hemlock
Ash Cherry and Poplar Plank an3 Oak, Cherry Pine
Scsntling; 100000 white and red Oak Slaves Sugar or
Iossses Shocks; 2o0 shaved hid Hoops 900 shocks
Flour Dol. Hoops Bilstuf cut to order.
For sale by WI s. CROSS,
sp26-tf corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues.
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Halnts, Oils, @Iass, 3ps Studs,kf

BALTIMORE CHEMICAL PAINT AND
wM. DAVisoN Co.,
hANUFACTVKrRs,
I rs fHsR r. fsS, s; ysfGs
as eg s q H4 @
vARSIsHEs, every deSci pon
R R1G satpere all grades Putty il ad add and bulk
Copperas, Glue ',''' O''''>'
k keagfsia'66i Gil, s$ Pa6Ish Grown,
Venitian Red, Yellow Ocfre,
which together with their usual OF Paints they
offer to the trade at the lowest market prices n2Ot
HUGH BOLTON Il CO.,
I'll wHolaFs4EE a ATP bETAEJ. DEALERS IN
Keeps constantly hand general of Psint
ers materials, which enumerated in part follows:
LEWIS snaw White Zinc ;2 Stss and bbls
Chrome Yellow; Boiled tinseed Oil;
Chinese and American Fer-Patent Ok
million; Machinery Oil
Pr9ssaq Blue CamPhens and Ethereal Oil;
Common Lamp Black Paint and varnsh Brushes:
Yerdegris; Gather Nsrnish;
s sesnas y varnsh;r Nea''00' o'i'
And every other article appertanng business; all
asitf WIN 'O-N % Nv No, 81 IcELDzanrs wHArr
ENYE WOODS, DYE STUFFS, DRY-SALrk-
saSS sss f asgpys and md ground B{E WOODS
,llO q Bleaching Powders s,, high test.
sSS casks and obs i.' GLUE, Irish and american
Alum, lump and ground, Lac Dye,
81. Grop,. TotA Prussi. Pot Ash i,'''-'
B BIns Vitroi P UNI T,S Stone
China Clay, Roll oil Brim 1i5s'
gSS :ssln Tartar. R ssd I Lsssi'
G GgSSsar' S sGEsr s er Lead
E EtTasi T.eswooa, sand af 5iS GTacibles,
Gun Gun. s66e bella Terra a1;; JaRonica
90 Bengal, Whiting, DC, &C.
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Columbus (Ga. J Sun.

CONDITION OF THE BosToN SHIPPING Trade
The Boston Trareller of Friday says:
"Our ships are away, many of them on distant
voyages about forty in New York, an an i'm
mense feet in the Atlantic trade. Many Of these
last are now on the way to Southern ports, but
WIN all be ordered North. Our shipping does not
seem 10 accumulate much yet in port, although it
hagy;n "a the course OF month or two. We care now
nd d.sg great many arrivals daily from foreign
caraoes " esa ports Only few more Southern
pIied here ; 10 come into Boston. We well sup
pa;nn I'D WIN every kind and description of for
full to overowna goods and the storehouses are
quarter of the world. There i uosIn from every
army goods except to meet the daily @ nae
sbe amount. Most of the Indamen ha ra'lest pos
and the prospects do no the loadina
stored nv" 10 De
1t is said that the volunteers who have been ,,,,.
tered into the service of the United States can rs,
no money until after the meeting of Congress. and
an appropriation has been made for that purpose :
Twenty boxes, marked "extra family SOAP" con.
tanning cartridges, were seized on board stean-
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twenty boxes, marked "extra family SOAP" con.
tanning cartridges, were seized on board steam
Poa abound south at st. Louis on the 18th inst.
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10 "a -ssS1sG3 FOR The
THE BA lIfIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after Nay 10TH 1851 the trains will follows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Rgltimore-Nsil (s~cept
SGnAay at $50 A: H.; Express daily 1T SIS P. NJ
Both Trains directly through for ALI PARTS OF THE
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR IA PASSENGERS.
between Baltimore and Piedmont take the ~ 4. N.
train between Piedmont and Wheeling take
ton train leaving Piedmont at $40 A. "; and between
tra!toa and Parkersburg, take the $50 A from
B tir1ore.
THE FREnERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at431 P. D..
and Frederick & 81 A. ".
TIE ELiAG0TTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore atGsO
and = . a NJ and liJ and $40 p NJ and ELECTS Hills
at 7.16 and il 60 ". 345 and 90 P. N.
FOG EASHINGTON ii ND THE SOUTH
~ on Sundays e: 400 A; ~ only. Leave Washington at
4l5 ana 7lu a NJ and 2.30 and As P VI. on Sundays
239P n only. The second and fourth only from
Baltimore stop at points The second fourth
fro Baltimore and the second and third from Washington
cnnrect With trains on the Annapolis road
For nrther formation tickets Of every kind de- apply
to T. ENGLAND, Agent. at Camden station, or at the
Ticket Office. p SMITH,
=, ,or-, Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. Ticket Agent.
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.URLETT h SONS

ShAp:-lO0 bbls., so half bills, received and
~ for sale W, D. sHuRTz CO., IL Commerce street,
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Mlnss, 4lquurs. &s.

@&lHts, 4jlnntS, Ut.
HAZLITT & Co,
80 IN VINES SR RkAS 6HS R REb LIS1oRs
,5 AaFs9 and qFtkES Rye @skEys
ron e..e IlosL ceLeDrated Distilers. mrlT-tf
ia THOMAS SHIELDS 4 CO.,
NDIES
And dealers al: 10 al hinds DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
AIysys en- hand large sok Of sGperoT 0d
hhl Tor family use. and of the best brands. Iny23u
GSA CHARLES f. ROSS Il CO.,
s5IsA lAFof i,GF,S, -. AND I'D REEALERs in
Eespcor.t,rt,r \ No; 9GoMMERGE STREET,
CoGNAC BRANDIEs.
ROCHELLE BKANDIEs,
Grape i EpIPs I / F e &c.
Champagne & saaf5Y En- nS1STs Malaga &c
6b Is Ky Y e WI IS KEY large stock Of
ntdipHT nN'fa zine Superior Monongahea, Jackson,
Also, Imitation Sweet
,p,.., MALAGA WINE,
which cannot be exceed by any house in the United
c,yGFS PgFE $PIRfFs% SA9 ff4iFEPB wH1sKEY,
-, ., AND WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
AZ guaranteed 70 give satisfaction, taken back
49, v..,.. ca D. o,-,
n e2f @S:s snsr9 81 cAs Sg
T6s sranmen( viii al fslay cco@ ESS
paid pr0Tmp'y syeTy JHge sEd agnary liberal allow
OLD G0G%AG BRA My, Is years old.
IL. AN WHlSKFY
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RECK h BACHMANN,
AZ sAGUPACTUaERs or AL KINDS
COARSE AND FINE-CUT SMOKING TOBACCO
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
ALSO
IMPORTEESO
GERMAN AND HAVANA CIGARS,
PIPES, &c,
Nos liz and lis " LOMBARD STREET,
, - Baltimore
~ EXCHANGE ON ALL PRINCIPAL, CITIES OF
GERMANY fe2A-tt
ID WEILBACHER,
No 81 GERMAN STREET,
~ MANUFACTURER OF
CIGARS AND DEALER IN LEAF TOBACCO,
Offers for sale in lots to suit purchasers
500, 600 HAVANA yt. AND DOMESTIC s CIGARS Of
Prime Connecticut SEED LEAF
Havana, Yara and Cuba Leaf TOBACCO of different
CRATES fel3-tf
L ". GAIL. CHRISTIAN Ak
~ ". GAIL AK,
NE MANUFACTURERS KINDS
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
ALSO,
IaPoRTERs
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS,
PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, dc.
No. % BARRE STREET,
nd T,iphy Raj iTgDY
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"a CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, go.
sksfsEEs45za j. B. CLARION q Co, AGENTS
ssslEsssg5S1 FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRA ICE,
Have just received and offer sale superior COGEAC
BRANDIES, vintage Of 1871 Charron Pere ct fls Brand;
Emile Belmont X Co, Cognac Brandies various vntages;
Bordeaux Care Wines rom low to finest grades Burgun
dy Wines, from medium very best grades produced
France; superior white Wines; Champagne Wine
brands; HOLLAND SIN and SCOTCH HISKEYS of prime
qualities.
The above will he sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid.
Alsoen consignment 10 bills. very old and prime Monon-
gahela Rye Whskeys 10 bhis. very old copper distilled
Bourbon Whskeys; 2a0 hbs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye WhiSkeys which invite the attention of those
in sant of pure liquors Gfice-CORNER or LOMBARD
AND HANOVER STREETS aD5-n
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Q
kA SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
l25 SaiTHs WHARF,
,, BALTIMORE.
advances made conSignuents our address, or 70 oar
riehs IN the various ports OF Europe the Vest Indies
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M W. WHITMAN.
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
COANI s SID " AE Il CHANT,
c-oo, ,,,,. DEALER IN
"ooL, FEATHEIS, FuRS. Dried FRUIT, BEESWAX
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
i2-tf 0 - ii'''i oii'hL'' p Al r1,,opp
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BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL Z. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
l SoRTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign OF
all the most approved manufacturers.
E%T EIOPES of all kinds.
STATIONERY Of every description, Office and private
use VIZ STFEi, PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX
WATERS, LEAD aud SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c.
INK Writing and Copying, OF all the best makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES PORTFOLIOS, P0KTE-AON-
NAIES, &c, &c.
Also A large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS' do, a. , &c, all at low
prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do Tellto fa22tf
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GQaI.

SyhhAe
GOAL, COAL
..........--. WOOD.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Having large supply Of CG.,l, hand and daily
csTing by canal and railroad, shall continue to sell
tail at NiIDLESA lie prices.
ElNHlING W0OD.-Sawrd Wood prepared at my
mill OF all and lens delivered free greatly
reduced.
WOOD without being sawed and split for sale at all times
at wharf prices
JOIN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Wholesale and Retail Coal aud " God Dealer
OmCe--N W. corner Pratt and Fremont streeta.
n. W. corner Park ami Fayette streets.
Wharf-foot Eutaw street, Spring Gardens au2atf
~ CUMBERLAND COAL OF: the beat quality, from the
American Companys and other mines the Georges Greek
Valley, constantly for sale By the cargo or car load
STICkNEY Il CO,
ap24-f Exchange Place
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
S5AINEs STEPHEN s LEE. Agent,
CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
0CREEK, by cargo load direct from tie mine
STEPHEN s. LEE, Agent. 50 South Cav st. aui6-tf
COAL.-Cumberland Coal of the best quality
Cfrom the American Company's and other mines in the
Georges Creek valley, for shipment from Baltimore OF
Alexandria Constantly for sale by STICKNEY 4 co,
Exchange Place NH
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Ialo-t Baltimore.
DOULTNEY / MOALE,
{ COMMISSl on MERCHANTS,
- IS LoaBkEe srR57,
REF ERENCES:
sessrs. J. ?. PLgAsANTS i SONS, Baltimore
Hessrs. W. GLENN SOTs Cincinnati far-ts
Il G. DE GARMENDIA.
~ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
go. is COMMERCE STREET,
fes-t Baltimore
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%PANlSH OLlVES-vcry fne Seville Olives
- III Kegs So, Spanish rcag, exceedingly Iaroa nd
.ttesh, ior sale by C. e. DEGARMENDIA, Is Commsrce
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s4ssa4k WANTkD-A VESSEL going 10 New
--szSzss 7 orE, caa gel dlci load by applying to
o. VA. :. CROSS
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I'D MALUUM Z Co,
l. GRAIN AND FLOUR AERCRA NTg
IMPORTERS AND DEA LERS IN GCANO
,o WOOD STREET, BOwLY's WRARP,
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AAnhIItiEoj, JR., q w.,
- GENERAL COENlSSIOF BERCE4 YTg
,n-,,, ,,,,r,. AND DEALERS
Or ARh' REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS,
,,,r,r,,- STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS
SPERM AND ADAHANTlNE CANDLES
..o.x 70 SoUTH STREET,
.'t' baltimore, Nd.
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3 FAFhUN e UU..
~ SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Liberal cash advances snrreDt TO orr rerd
Z LILY ERPOOI, LONDON, NJ ERE NNKS p LIES and iii
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"a LILLIAN S. GROSS.
w LUMBER, STAVE.tND
GEN ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
,r;,, Corner E. Falls and Eastern Avenues, Bait,
Hoops, &c. and fill orders for same ~ ''
REFER
Aessrs agraw Rooms, gents Pa Central Pr ca Balt
kimb& Shafer, Baltimore " '"'
). G. Hand CO.,
Feny It Wallace, New York
". Miller. Esq burlington, Pa o2,s
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
u,,Tt

IT.
Through WILLIAM FISHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Broker
No. % South street.
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81 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-T6e
1877 Al British bark USk, 33S tons register Apo.y to
c,,x KNOX : co,
Sr,i.I H. ,,I,,-
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D4MMl5G;9A .4ElerfQa1lgs.

lb2 SOUTH EuTAW STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DepCt)
- Refers by permission to
MeSSrs. Kirkland. Chase = Co., Baltimore
Mtssrs. Pearce X Gray, Baltimore
Ness buckler Il Shipley, Baltimore.
MCsSrs. Isaac reynolds Son, Baltimore
heaSi$, " yckhoG 4 Post, New York
McsSrs. Spots, Harvey 4 Co, Richmond.
MtsSrs. Alvey X LpSc NIB, Richmond
MeSsrs. : t. t. &. Budd, Charleston.
Messrs. Toulmin, voorhees, Il Co., Mobile.
George Nathan, ESQ., New Orleans
kdwd. W. Warner, tEq., ihiiadr lphia
aichl Warner, ESD, President Meek suics' Bank rlai
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T. R. MATTHEW'S. I. =. MATHEWS JR., Nm P DAWSON
FENHOS. r. MATTHEW'S & SONS
L SHIPPING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ja23u No. Is Bowv's wharf.
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IerL1aHel3f.

4 GENCY OF THE HAZARD POWDER co.
+ Ms We are now prepared execute al orders for gun
p2 nsst as heretofore D j FOLEY i BRO,
NV 10 South street.
A LUM-Lump and Ground, for sale by R. J.
"a BAKER So SOUTH Charles street ap!3-tf
4 INVOICE OF WALLIS Il CO.'S PORT !
Ia and Gomez sanchez SHERRY WINES Also, Mar
ar9-tf g. Buchanan,Ss ~ Wharf
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-5O0 boxes Shil |
IN, ~ letos 'staF brand, for sale by HENRY RIEMAN
4 LUT OF RAILROAD TIES 6x6 and Gx7, !
n all White and Rock Oak for sale lots to by
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.
IA Three hundred boxes of nmey's" superior Candle.
n s1l received by W. WHliEL0GK 1 Co,
a LUM.-lOO bbls. COPPERAS.-20O bbls.
WIN DAWSON \ co, lot Lombard st. au2i-tf'
A TOP DRESSING FOR WHEAT, RYE,
- or Grass, Bagghs Raw Bone Phosphate has no su
btGA Sole AGENT So psars G %S4 Gf 'o" By e SIP
RUITER.-4O tubs fresh Goshen for sale by
" MEIXSEL 4 GRAFTON. I49 Pratt street. m24 A.
RUTTER.-Goshen, Glades and Grass Roll,
HR ayy ~ e. day at i2G cts and upwards ELGoTT
RACON.--l5O hhds. prime Shoulders and
~ Sides for sale by JOSEPH CARSON h co mott
RACON.-l5O hhds. Shoulders, Sides and
~ Hams for sale by joseph CARSON & CO. ap3ltf
RACON.-75 casks Bacon Shoulders and Sides
~ i'r sale by j &. HARVEY CO. 70 Exchange Place
ESAC0N SIDES AND SHOULDERS.-l00
- casks prime Western for sale by POUMAIRAT Nc
- ~ - "nu ~ LaEht street arlS tt
SEEF TON CUES bbls. for sale by POU-
- hAiR4f& Nc Y, Al and - Light st apl8-tf
ESUTTEE.-We are in the daily receipt of prime
| - new Goshen. ELLICuTT Il hEWES, 50 Exchange
| .or- apl3tf
| ROH BERRINGS.-200 boxes sealed Herrings,
~ 5O boxes No, tIeringS landing tx schooner 5 \
| No Is BOwly's wlttrf. ar4tf
| u ROWNSTUFF.-5,GO coo bushels Brownstuff in
Z - store for sale by THoS. X. MATTHEWS & SONS,
| -""lN "haft. apl II
3ATH BRICKS.-I5, 600 patent Bath Bricks
IN StSre for sale in lots to suit purchasers By FOARD
/ SN~ 1EN2, 10 bo~Iy 5 art ml25tf
| RANCA TIN.-lOO slabs for sale by r. l..
| ~ BAAuNS CO., Lombard street and Cheap
| sue. TnhlI If
i GpLk MEAT.-2O0 casks Sides and Shoulders
. - for sale by HENRY RIEMAN SONS. feI9-tf
pUTTER AND CHEESE.
- 10 barrels Roll BITTER.
100 kegs Glales
% Trains Goshen &"
80 boxes cutting CHEESE
t,s,t uRI KILRURN,
- ~ 45 South street
BORDEAUX BRANDY, in quarters and eightbs
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%ASH.-20O SXl0, so 9xl2, $50 l0xI2, 40
- SXlt "a lOXll $50, lot Of black Gum Hubs in lots
70 SUIT for sal. by VIM S CROSS, corner East Fails and
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GtEs4eBRERs.

GIcfEsEoEs&EESs
40 Almonds, iTazu Nuts, Filberts, Pecaus, Eng
iah wslnuts, fgs, raisins, eHFranEs, rock oandy y,
0y5tars ssTdiness aunn ePso salts, roll brtnstons,
sulphur, cJpperGs, nsadder extract of cgwood, in
dio, cream tartar, soda, bod cords Of ali kinds, to-
bRcoo of all kinds, backing, batting, nutrDRass c-
gnrs Of al kinds, ginger, race and ground,
glass iars lanterus and fasSs, mustard, pep
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes powder,
safety fuse, soas OF all kinds, starch, teas, vine
gar, camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, sslt pstre, gum drops,
wooden bowls, jujube paste, cinnamon dried beef
british iuBtrs. bonnet boards, ink, OIL,
nails, sash, gass, spirits turpeute, allspioe, sodA
pain killer, leuo -ioe, &C., &c. &c.
supply of tn above kept constantly on hand,
and for gals low, by 8. L. GILBRHT q 90.
decI2 No Sycsc1o-e 81
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patronage upon a
WELL TRIED CORPORATION

In the eqttii able adjustment, and prompt Cash
spouse to losses, The PaCEEIE stands pre- e1ntaentg
AZ The head Of It's profession; lvh5e is extensive, prc
teal aud class 5siaess system Of local agencies,
not erceed ~ any sinsiicT corpoTatioa is the s7oFd
Iusurancies solicited and policies issued and re-
newed In this leading Cooperation, at fair rates by
j. w. EEXSEE, Resident Agent.
OyFIcE :-Histtie Bsl eni!ding, Main straer
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Facfs 20 &c Peopla

1t is a fact not t. be disputed, that G.ser Brjs.
are now opening enc Of tho best and chespe4s
stock Of Dry Goods in the city com pri3ing efgry-
thing fashionable ia Ladies Dress Goods from ths
lowest price Of &c par yard, up o. The lghas-.
6hawis In great quantity and Variety SIX Du1'ars
and Lace Nantes. Our stock Of Hosiery Cloves
EofiouE, &c.s &C. Is complete Also tho ittaat
sty les Of Prints, Lawns Organ dies Btrsgesi tuE-
hams, &c. Bleached an Brown Ml5.lus, lr.tn
LinenE, also CottOnadess Linen Drilsi en- Lor men
and boys wear. Ladies', Misses and Dhlldrgus
Shoes, and good many articles usually kept an our
fine, all of which warrant 70 sell 40 cheap a. tho
lRaeaPest. ROsER BROS.
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Rnofs and Slloes.

READ d. LAW EENCE have now on hand oh~
Of tie lsrgest stocks OF Boots and Shoes ever
bxpcght 70 The city, which have just been par.
cEsz2a of the manufacturers in the East at b
Lowest rates. They will job the same to CASH
buyers enIy, ar corresponding low rates. They so.
Lett call EoA all eesh buyers before purchasing
elsewhere. ooS-h
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60 8. Rgs%S+S- g 90.
80,
respectfully snnozncs TO their friends and c1tf-
Of Evansville ee1ersIiy, that they ere still il
S2is Feed business, and thankful for past Ia
Fers, ezsd hope By stFict attentioH 70 bases5, 10
Eserit contfnuancs Of patronage on our noE plan,
which new adopt from this date which Il ssrict-
" f0r cash. All srtsrs accom- panied with the cash
APPLK.
We have now on hand aud for sale 200 tons prime
Hav 500 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
Tor Broad SO bush. new Germ in Ear, eco bust
eats tons Oil Meal, and full supply OF Bran.
- ipstE45, &C., and every thing usually foana IA
Feed Store sill Of which win De sold cheap Ger cash,
6ecy f. RUsToN d C1
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steamsrs--EEczg usfar EaE kstss
Tor pGrticNlers. see aarerasegassEas.l 5000
BOB gA1Ro. sees
CoURIaR leaves Tuesdays aad eatardays at Il
o'clock Ii. Arrives Mondays end Thursdays at
ron PADUCAHs
GAARrET Bowen leaves Mondays. Wednesdays,
and grfdsys at II o'clock N. Arrives Tuesdays,
IFhursd.,ys, anu Saturday, at night.
FOB LoUIsYiELE.
EUaENE and GREY EAGLE leaves Tuesdays and
SATURDAYS at 2 O'Clock P. N. ArriYes Tuesdays and
SATURDAYS il tins afternoon.
F0R GREEN BIvEE. - -s-
LUr EAVEs leaves for South Carrclton asa PoEd
Rlver, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, st noon--
Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, at night.
There is regular daily communicates with HEa-
szAsoE and EEwsURsE BIZ land conveyance.
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WORM CANDY,

Sa Mt o nine LOZeuge s.
WE oner these Lezengas without disguise 90
d. y their composition. a their uame imports,
they depend Tor leir efficacy upOu santonino alone
ropean OF Levans Worm Seed.
All tbs merit cDi1l we claim for our medicine
% the aFity q the ssutonina Yrh o. contains and
the carefni na4ner iu which ID has been incorpO-
rated with and distributed through ~ mass from
which the A3zenges have been formed.
To be. sp 8 II these important points, we have
them prepared at the Louisville Chemical Works
where the saHfonipe is Arst tested Tor iiB purity
and then csmhinel iu tho L0Ie0Eo iu BuCh way a.
to retain rs ff6paftles aud virtues unchanged.
To the Profession vs. present valuable aud we'll
known. medicine iil a COuyouinnt ana attractive
form, Of uniform and known BtreuEd,le--th direo-
tons inticating the dose Of -angouns accordinBib
the u. S. r.
To the public we offer a remedy for Worms, ofl-
cacoui safe, and 40 pleasant % confectionery nt
moderate price,
For sale By all reputable Druggists throughout
the South or West. WILSON, PETER o Co.,
G&wern. Main 81.
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AGENCY OF TIE
United States Life Insurance,

Jos. 3. COLLINS, Prss't. JEo- EAD1E, sec'y.
cash aspisag 100000. Total cash assets
IN 1860, $500, 00O
~. ANNUAL INCREASE OVER 5000, 600.
Dividends declared every three years. Profits
accumulated at compound interest, tho principle
Of savings bank, payable in addition to the sums
insured in cash.
The business of the Company is conducted dpon
a cash 6osis exclusively.
, Over eight thousand insurances have been effect
ed By the Company since lis organiz atieu-
Premiums on $1,000 for life, may be paid qBar-
tergy, ssz-ii-aunualy, annually.
EasaI BATTELL, BERN & ANTHES, Ag'ts
.p- Once: No 81 MsiR street,
st Evansville Ind.
De. Il. G. JONES, Medical Examiner,
ofice: First ST.. above Walnut. novzl-Iyd
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RfTEEE CIV W-rsTaF5 .rsR-rB esRTB r.
- MINED 10 SUCGEEDI &
GEORGE THORNHILL takes pleasure in il.-
oraing his old customers thst in the quality and
style Of his work. he fatters himself he cannot be
sxCelled He has removed to Bray's zeR buildings
Second street. bet. Main and Locust streets, whsre
the choicest Harness and Saddles Of every desorfp
ton can be obtained on the beet Of terms -
Eay Departing done with neatnesB and diEpatch
Second hand Harness always on hand. v- lei
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2 III KFP 4 PTTs@fECsg

> We hsvs tsst received second purchase Of
Winter Dry Goods, comprising some Of the bert
brands that the world produce. A great vari-
ETY. Of Dress Goods, Broad Cloths, Twesds, CASH
leayss rs rerl z n Tfe. q Main ST.