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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-10
dickens asa REPokTER.

Readers Of Ovid COpuerie.d WI remember
Dickens uyely description VI n newspaper re.
pOus.s ssragge, VITA the stsnUsfdpaic sys
ten Of shOr.-hsnd repyrtiug, Nhich was 50 in
cOmpgeheRsi0 10 IL details AMI 30 dihcuh 70
N sc, thai the iuck.ess le,rner was driven 10
the verge Of diSractiDR Oy the severity VI his a.
bors. This passage AID lis ailusiOn 20 the life
q newspaper repO. ter has general y been re
gaid d as BIT Of autobiography; sudths con-
clusiOn is verified by Mr.. Dlekeus' rec mt speech
az the News pa per Press Fund d. ner in London,
90 which be presided.
The Newspaper Press Fund T. new institu-
ton in London founded two years ago, for pro.
tectiEe aud charitable Purposes Its second eel
tbrat.On took place on tie 10th OF May. Mr.
Dil kens maze the opening speech, in which az
ter al uding n the power exercised by q fee
press be gave the following peasant reminis-
cehces Of bis own life as a reporter:
i went into the ga lery Of the House Of Com
mons az a parliamentary reporter when was O
boy not eighteen, and left IL Il can hardly be-
lieye L e memorable q uth-nigh thirty years ago
and have pu ca the calling OF reporter uR-
der cre, msian Is Of which nany Of m brethren
&C home in Ed I'll nd here many Of my brethien's
sucee, sors, can form no adequate inception. L
have o ten TRANSCRIBED FOR the printer from my
shoit-hand notes myortant pablo speeches In
which the strictest accuracy Was required. and
q mistake Ia which wou.d have been 20 young
man severely compromising, written on the palm
Of my hand By the light Of dark lantern in
a post chase and four, galloPins through
Sad country, all through ne assd Of sac Sisah
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-10

LIRUr.-GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT.
A Vest Point letter in ths New YORK
Express, under date Of "a inst. says ..e b.
A Incident Of peculiar interest occurred
here to.aay, 10 connection with this tl.us-
tTiYus mintsTy CHEZ, which Will be long Ie-
meHOg.ed by al pFes,h NJ. The Board o.
NlsitVis " tGs Military Academy, now 10 at
tendance, uuovr We lead OF their FrosidS nj,
ecu. SCo,ueN, called Ia q 6Udy upon Gsu.
ScO.l, Al bis cottage residence On the RiTsi &,
Tavy NerS welcomed VI great cUTuiauty ly
N. 0s4srai, NhU appeared unusually stie.t,
b, tbs prUupt eSIds ice VI resi- ect b, the
bS4T,., and eXprrsstd mJre than Unce tis ap-
Or, CAL, U Il tue aCt.-The many gd nire )
u luis srest man viii DO gratliiud 10 kuUW
thai, NItn EXCEPTION Of The new able traces
o. A~yancvd agr, 6hIcu pAsS UPON alt sttsr a
cersa II periOd vi hIc, Genera > sO,t Is
puys.Cd b bolter Than lac ~as a year ago
Ills cVLySi 50 .iOEal pONers and meLlOry of
persons ana events are remarkably pr's5ryed
Tor VGe VI Ills yeaiS, ana no ehsertall cd Ills
suvs,s With Ihe urUauiiy anu intelligent
courtesy iOI which lie has Uesn so long dis
tibs uisLed. lilo expressed himself much
pivaSe4 al meeting tie metnOt rs Ot tue 8 arr,
auu especially tnvSe Il ON tue States late.y IN
re. c l,n. georgia, Alabama, North Caro-
hua, south Carolina, Louisiana and Virginia,
being IepIe> hted IA that b dy. Alter a
bIel, ~. eCugutIul In,e.View, Gen. Scheuck
aud Las c Leagues rose to Iease, urging rest
up0l . u ..eEsl, as he had already paid a
VISIT 10 GONtriiOr Hamilton fish across the
HLds0E, sLd was seriously faugued. Ali
wra, a~ay slaIhod at having seen once mOie
the -. Il er, HhU, IN former years, had 50
OI.eE I'D s1I armles TO vlClUIy, ana was OF ly
prevented Dy lis advanced ase 4 ON adtirg
~ bis already brll,an. record additional
pIOU.s OF r-e-emlnent military genius. TIE
GgneIa al Is nOS Ia his s9Ih year, and in Tue
course Oi nature CANNOT be expected 70 hu-
e. macy years lunger in the bUsOm Of his
country and friends. --- c.
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ITEMS OF NEWS.


An immense and most uprOariOus meeting
was hsld at Cooper Institute, New York.
last Wednesday night, without apparently
!. any special object, except to afford the ciIi-
z5Js a-view Ot General Grant, wac, accord
iaS 70 the accouaI, walked to and fro on the
platform ia front OF the al Hence, and stood
~ IN CHAIR that all might see him
Speeches were made by Gen. Logan, Gen.
Bllf, Mr. Dickinson, aud Others. AWOng
the resolutions .adOpsed was Ohe in favor "
neg'O suffrage.
Tue President usually receives visitors for
about i've hours daily, being kept nearly all
that time upon his feet. Wednesday At 2
deck lLerv were al least one hundred per-
son. e., Oue.fnh women, imp4tienIly waiting tor
ada ssh. F.. Wnhin day or Two the Presiuent
has g.,sa audience ~ prominent ciIizens Of
b AlAuana. Il .ssissippi ana Georgia, in ella
10 the political atiGirs Of their respective
Sse,ss, ana cooking to reorganization.
A general rider has been issued for the
d., barge u the Confederate prisoners Of
war. All enlisted men and nUn-commissioned
officers are TO be released on taking the am
nssty oath. AL officers of the Confederate
army not ab1ve The grade Of Captain, and Of
the navy not above the rank OF Lieutenant,
are 70 be discharged on the same condition,
except those who were educated at the Naval
or Military Academies, or were in the Uni
ted States military OF naval service at the
beginning of the war. Regulations in re.
lslion TO the discharge Of officers OF a
higher grade of rank will be made when the
provisions Of this order have Oeen carried
out
The New York Tribune says: " We joy
fully hear and believe that the President
will speedily issue a proclamation restoring
the privilege Of hObeGs corpus, and ordering
very general clearance OF the military
prisons. Tie ParOlng Of prisoners of war,
on their taking the oath Of allegiance, Is 60
ing forward rapidly, and we trust will not
cease while any willing to take the oath and
not accused of violating The ules OF civilized
wa: fare, remain in duIauce."
1t is stated that ex-U. S. Congressman
George W. Joues, Of Tennesseei did not visit
Washington at the Presidents request, but
was permitted to come on his own apphea-
ton.
The President has appointed, as internal
Revenue Collectors, W. Woodbridge, at Sa-
vanuah; Robert Montague, at Nozzle, and
John W. Kicks, at Pensacola.
The wheat harvest has commenced In
Southern Georgia. 1t is thought there viii
be enough grain for domestic consumption.
1t is runUred in hSeOR that Brsekiurldge
has escaped in 4 vessel from the coast OF
Florida.
Finy thousand troops have left Washington
since Friday, on their way home,
The feet composing the Texas expedition
has al sailed from Fortress Monroe.
Gen. Hood and stan reached New Orleans
Wednesday last. l----.L. "a
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$500 II
N - SALE or ARMY MULES.
q orARrERMlsrER GESgRAI's orrroE d,


.-- WASHINGTON ID. e May IS 1866.
MANY THOUSANDS or MULES are being
disposed Of at public sale at Washington.
The sales will continue until the number of
animals is reduced In proportion to the reduction
OF the armies, now going on rap dly.
There are in the armies of the Potomac, OF
the Tennessee, and Of Geo gia, probably FOUR
THOUSAND OF tbs FINEST STIMULI
TEAMS IN THIS WORLD. j L.4.4,..I I
Many OF them were bought in the beginning
Of the war, as young mules, accompanied the
armies Ia all their arches and camps, and are
thorough broken, hardened by exercise, gentle
aud familiar, from being 80 long SURF unded by
The sold ers -.... .EVFl ...-.. 'ft
The whole South is stripped Of farming stock,
aud North also has suffered from the drain
Of animals taken to supply the ar les,
These animals are soid at public auction I;
they WILL NOT BRING ANYTHIN 2 LIKE
THEIR ThUE VALUE; aud such opportunities
for farmers to get WORKING animals to stock
their farms and for droyers aud dealers in stock
to make good speculations BY purchasing them
and disposing Of them in the South, will never
occur sgain, 49, N. Q, MEIGS,
,sSg-.,. - -QaaytermasteT General,
is9-t9sth BFeyst hsioF GenelAl,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-10

VALUABLE VIRGINIA FARMFOR SALE
Y Capitalists wishing 10 invest in re .lestate,
will find ii to tbeir interest to purchase q vana.
bic farm in Virginia, one hlndred miles FIR, m
Richmond, seven mills from the James River and
kanawha Canal. --.
This farm contains SIX hundred acres four hun
bred Of which is in cultivation and vel ii SD
with good fencing. The land is well adapted TO,
the growth OF the various products 4 this coun
try-wheat, corn oats, hay, shipping tobs co Of
tbs hes quality. There is good stO!e.house n
il, and fifteen or twenty thousand dollars worth
OF goods could be sold from IL aunu1j y, with
dwelling house attached, and other ont build
ngs sufficient for the comfortable ana conveaieat
occupation of the premises.
This farm will admit OF division aud viii tff1rd
comfortable homes for three or four fa-aiirs
For particulars address a. B.; care of tbs pro.
prietor of the Wing, Richmond, Virginia.
10 S-Qw ..
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THE Commonwealth OF VIRGINIA, J
EYpgt-TTyR DpT AuupHp

c. RichmODd June 9th, 1855.
FINDER the provisions Of section IS chapter
IS OF the Code of Virginia, have appoint.
ed tue following citizens of the Commonwealth
as Commissioners, namely: Charles Pslmer and
Horace l. Kent, OF Richmond, and Lewis McKen.
zie, Of Aexandris, 10 whom all the officers or
those having in chaIg- the assets Of the different
Banks and Branches Of the Stats, rs we'll as the
independent Banks organized under the laws Of
Virgins; shall report without delay the cond.
tlon Of said Banks, setlinI forth the capital cir.
culatiou, and description Of the notes on hand,
tepOsltes. specie on hand aud where deposited;
bills receivable, foreign and domestic; bills
Exchange; notes Of other Banks aud names
thereof; stocks and bonds aud o description
thereof and where d,postsdI real estate and
value THEREOF; AMOUNT due U her Banks and the
asniSs thereof end, 10 fact, general and iuil
ttsssuent Of the S6aifs aud eoRdi.ien OF the
Banks. "
Tbs Commissioners above named vii! Ok 50
carry day, soon a. the reports are received,
ior exehsngipg the notes on hand By the Blpl E,
~it'aveS Of red Ieiug the e.Fcu alien OF the
State. 10 thts end Il expected thRt no sale or
Disposition Of the notes be made. E... ia. ~
Prompt ecLion on the part of tae Banks and
Commissioners is necessary from ,be fact that
he w tax Is imposed b. The United strtss Oh
al circulation outst ndinE, whether employed
or not. Z. H. PElRPUINF, Governor.
By the G vernon, q
CHARLIE. H. LEEIs,
ieS-6t Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-10

CUR SALE--l 500 Acres of Land, lying in
II two adjoining tracts one OF 70J &c o., the
other 600, each farm containing 2UO a:res I
cleared land, with fifty of fat or low ground
the rest OF the land In good timber for hui ding
purposes. These tracts have GOO dwell M
houses out.houses, orchards, aud every conven.
ence to suit two families. The lsui !. we'll
adapted to the cultivation Of whsa,, corn to-
becco, grass, and the various produrtS I this
section of the country. This land Is ~ miles
west of Richmond miles from the mes River
Canal. rare opportunity ia offered for inves :.
meut. For further particulars apply 1t The anie
ONCE. tA 90 t is6-tf
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BOARD.

noARprNG. ..TTE OLIVE HOUsE.---G Gentlemen can
B lie accommodated with the very best bogrd ana
Street third door above 10TH where the comforts o.
home can be sVisitors 10 the city VIII nno
city. Jotv 80 .
IloAPDING. "A FEW FIRST. CLASS, PERMANENT,
ID Trankient or Day Oarders, will DO taken. ~, hts
HODGsON, reasonable terms on ieth tFe g, az, ~
from Marshall. g I'd t-a J eLe---tanes >
11oARpIYo. MRS. MTNTER, on THIRD STREET,
ID between Clay and Leigh, can accommodate noalW
ers very reasonable torms Also trNnslch e"-'0ni
-
Is DAY BOARD can be had for ten or twelve
Gentlemen by applying Fourth street, west side,
between Grace and franklin. 80 ~
For further information, enquire Of
iec2tTSs o. ~ y mot. ROGERS.
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HDQRS MILITARY DIV. OF THE james,
- r'- RIcfIMoNp VA. June nh, 1855,

RICHMOND, VA, June nh, 1855. \
Maj. Gen. ORB CCmdg Dept OF Va.
GENERAL;
!. You will direct Commandant of this dis
trict tn take The proper measures, In concert
with the municipal authorities, for the proper
police and Gle nliness of this city.
II. All persons who have thrown garbage end
dir into the streets and alley.ways, will be re.
quir> d TO Immediately remove the same. and any
one who shall hereafter throw dirt or garbage into
the streets and alleys or leave it within cir own
yards, to the danger Of the be 9TH of the city,
wi be fined double the expense Of removing il
Ill. The Commanding Officer and Mayor will
designate proper laees for the deposit of garbage
and street clesnngs, where they will not be inju-
rious to the health Of the city and any one who
shall deposit them else where will lie subject TO
fDs and imprisonment. -.-.l -JLL -
". All pers yns viii be required to keep their
premis clean, and, where necessary, to use dis.
injecting agents. =. y 4
v. The military police will extend to all camps,
occupied or abandoned, in the vicinity of the
city. aud will see that dead animals are removed
or properly bu led.
Very RESPECTFULLY, $50 ~- 'A-
Your obf serv't
= (signed) H.W: HALLEcE
Maj. Gen. Comd'g.
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APPJLNTMENTS BY Tia GOTERNOR.
Robert 4. HoEisOn = Notary Public in a nd
for the city Of Richmond. r-.
Thomas ". Up hur, 9 Notary Public in and for
the city of Richmond Snd'eon atty of HsHrieOs-
". W. Je.er, Assistant Tobacco Inspector at
lse brooks Tobacco Warehouse.
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J. H. WINSL0W & co.
ESTABLISHED $780,
100, 200 Watches, Ga aims, Gold
Pens, Pencils. Nc., &c., worth
: S5OO,OOO!
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLL AR EACH, WITH.
OUT REG AhD 40 VALUE. ....
And not 10 be paid for INT you knoo 'chdt
you are TO get.
Ali to be sold for One Dollar EACH

llL w W SOAN AOl VAO UOAluA
100 Gold Hunting Case Watches, $3.50 each.
100 nold Watches, 90. each.
o0t Ladies' Gold Watches. 900 each.
60 Ladies' and dents silver dc. 1900 each.
500 Vest Neck and Guard
:, Chains, . $500 to 1000 each.
. 90 Chatelaine Chains and go
Necklaces 500 to ln.OO each.
500 Uva, and Chased Gold
Braceiett 400 to 1000 each.
800 Go d and Je. Revolving .r
BroOcnes' AGO to 500 each.
800 Gold, Onyx and Jet r.
o. Brooches, ..vs-- AGO to 500 each.
5000 Floreniine Mosaic ami
Coral Brooches AGO to 600 each.
3 90 Ear Drops variety Of
"a styles 400 to 500 each.
5000 SEES Ladies' JeWelry,
god and Je.l, 6.OOtO 1900 each
80 0 Sets Ladies' Jewe'ry,
variety Of styles, eco to 1000 each.
5000 Ladies' Belt uckles and .-
Gold lhimblss, 6OOto 500 each.
5000 Ladies' and Genls' Gold
Pencils aOOto 500 each.
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons .-....
variety OF styles 800 to 7.CO each.
5000 BOso studs, $50 to 800 each.
GOO Wat Keys, Fob and
Ribbon Slides, 2.EO to go each.
20C0 Gents Masonic Pins and
Kings, 400 to 500 each.
SUOO Gents Soltauo ana
Cluster Pils, 4OOto 1000 each.
1000 Gold Tooth and Ear
Picks, SEQ to 500 each.
6OC0 Plain Chased and Stone
set Rings 3OOto 500 each.
GOO Ladies California Dia- t... &.
mond Rings 800 to 500 each.
Lccketts, 40 to 1000 each.
10000 Gold tens, silver mount
ed holders, 4OOt to 800 each.
10000 Gold Pens Silver EXten- -r-.-
sion Cases and PEN
ellis 400 to 500 each.
All Of the above list OF Goods will be sold for
one dollar each. Certificates Of all the various
artic es stating what each one can have, are first
put into envelopes, sealed up, and mixed and
when ordered are taken out without regard to
choice and sent by mail. thus giving ah fair
ch lnee. On receipt OF the Certificate you will
sc what YOU can have and then it il at your
option to send one dollar and take the article or
not.
orwaTdnC the certificate, Tor payiog pcstage
an for doing the business, % cents each, which
must be enclosed when the Certificate is cent for.
Five Certificates will be sent for 81 eleven for
90; thirty for IS; sixty-fve for $40, and a hun.
bred for SIS.
AGENrS-Those acting as agents viii be al
lowed ten cents on every Certificate ordered by
them. provided their reniItanees amount to one
dollar. Agents will collect IS cents for every
Certificate, and remit 10 cents to us either in
cash or postage stamps. Great caution should Ge
used by our coTrespon ents in regard to giving
their coTrsc ct address, town county and State.
Address 80 J. II. WINSLOW d CO..
jsl0--It No. 20S Broadway, New York.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

nor HIRE.---oNE FOUR HORSE TEAM CAN BE
i had on REASONABLE terms, by applying at the edr-
ner of 18th and Fmnklin SITS. Jel0--it
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Shipping News.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JrsE .. 1906.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Creole, Thompson, at Aikeu's Iandfro
from New York, mdse. aud pass, O. r. Wstson As'
Steamer City roint, Talbot, Norfolk, o. s. mail ud.e
and pass. ,naskns Bridgf5rd. " -~' NuSe'
seamsf Ge9rgianna, Pearson, Norfolk, rndse. and
:, sehOaner Daniel Morris, APplintOn Wilmington, coal
IS. Schooner J. pline Mayo, City Point. Goverumen.
schooner Jobn farnham, Kelly, City Point, Govern.
.s steamer S Tho' A. Morgan, Edgar, City POin.
Propeller DscatOr, Orig, For. Monroe Government
Propeller General shiPey, Nliesn, City Point, Gov.
SAILED.
steamer Red Jacket, Adams, City Point, govern
steamer Dictator, bearing, Norfolk o. s. mail rdss
aha passengers, Hasktns & Bridgford.
steamer n. Martin, Livingston Norfolk md. and
pass, W. G. Smith. ANYWAY mus anu
Gamer Emma Dunn, Travers, Baltimore rudse. ard
schooner W, ). hennedy, City Point, Tobacco.
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Ho-Pi IP.-The underAgnad Lave
~ formed q co.partnersbip uuder the lsme d
style of MINOR d JONES, for the pur2oss OF
conducting General Commission HIS AIS q.
No. s Fifteenth street, between Main an Cary.
aud viii pay strict attention 10 the ls Of olntry
Produce, and all kinds Of keichsndso. Con.
slgnments solicited. T. y. MINOR,
..f formerly N;a1F 4 bnIhe
ola. JOHN L. INES,
ts S-Als Il voars with Va a. 4 K (lo
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MANSIOR

Yesterday morning the dePutation from Alhe-
MAKE cORaty, consisting Of Alexander Rivss
Vim. F. Gordon, IT., VIM. T. Early, Thos. wood,
8. Y. sOuthall, Or. Alfred c. Wood VIM. B. Far.
ish and J. J. Bow oek, called upon The Governor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-10

By eR06Bs- WILLIAMS, Aactrs. !,

By eRUBBs- g. WILLIAMS; Anct,fs ~
A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A HOWE
IA in RICHM0ND.-0n feturdag..i0th JUICE
q 4I9 O'clock, p. NJ. we win sell st auction,
upon the premises, Thirteen Acres Of GROUSD
IN his city, on Navy Hill, within five minutes
walk Of the Capitol square; one of the prettIest
spotsto build { mily residen' es on in tho mar
bet. Elevated and retired as q country seat,
commanding one Of the fnsst ews around this
town. ~ r.is -a.tIrt4- L-lsel
- cultivated ss ma rket garden, an expo.
rienced m would bs able to pay for 1t In a few
years be ng aboa. Ten minutes wax TO the Old
or rev Mar ,et Its daily increase In va he will
insure the purchaser IL N lis. No better To-.
Tes,ment cOufd be made. The nt Of money
one induces the owner {, offer 1t for sale. IL
wi he sold 81 trs or divided INTO lots TO suit the
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS
jeS-tds Auctioneers
By E.. B. COOK. Auctioneer,
10 Main street.
HORSES. MULE CAaRTAGEs &C.. FOR
the 10th instant at 10 O'clock will SO at the
Horse LOT (rear q the Ba lard Hou e. '' '-
a fine Sofrei Stallion, years OLE, fine form,
and the p rest stock 5-.s.
Q very superior large and sound Horses. well
suited for 1t eet hacks Zone bay ard one
grey, 6 years old)
- A so, .,
Several fine Saddle and Harness Houes
ALSO
A number Of good hules
One handsome Carriage and Harness, suita-
table for hack ~
Bugges Piet rs, &c.
One Furniture Wagon and Harness.
E. 3. COOK,
je9-2t d - Auc ioneer.
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RICHMOND WING.

ss-PERsoSs AREluys Is RIcHMoyD WHO
ave copies Of late newspapers, hon Iynehburg pau
ale or Interior places further SOUTH will obge the
taitorOf ths If7is BY se 6dIdg them TO this oaiee
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LIEUT.-GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT.
A West Point letter in ths New YORK
ErnsssE. unaer dats of "a inst. naya - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
Rl.Senl.OlIliIl,

sea fi &eai f9itts# is saa t4aa rna fdniN
pc f9ssaaia go s3s eas tsash eef e. fias
toR .tHHfsft e0gaaeatalHY sdt ss#4Eff haa
Ifaha ssitIaa z e s------~-.a Clos tHa tss1a
"a tiialt sssa ffsN e.stf4J aiia =
seed a4eaas 40 Be-
A HAvE c0GsuAMATEp ARBANGEMETs
j ior The manufscture of the most dsslEebl a kind
q Goodaslh. nv lines adapted 70 thiA aeeslon Of
the eglinffy. and particularly 70 tha Ctty Efaaes
which viii enable mo 70 keep mp ny stock "a nns
Goods, and BE- prepared t0Anpply the demand ~ -
ipig pticfs a. any mause IN abe Wsst-8i 81 90
Fort the springtrade / am already
at work getting up such GoodssaS
the Season will require, Of thamest
desirable Styles, and which ! win
sell az a. small profit above the
actual costof Stock and Labor
ALSO, the celebrated Rubber Sole
Boot, for Men, Boys and Youths,
constantly on hand. ~ -. 49,,
eas- a large and veil e,sprlsd stock ~ Ms1's.
Boys shd ghiiHe Hats AID Caps, % al dsS6Yfp-
lions, aud Ladies', Misses AID Ohita TFiHninsd
Hats ane Palm Hoods, o. lew prices. satF EFT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
CAR. &. = !. EFT
.s.s Department ~

"a saunssJ tund il ses taa .al good lsa sl4W
On the second floor of our whole
sale house, aud attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted TO House
Furnishing Goods in general Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Msttings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper. Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetings. Cornioes,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels. 'aaaa
: Call and see them. e a1e tess
-...-JAQUEss, FRENCH &Go
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10

Is now daily arriving from
the East, all of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline in
prices and is offered Elk
CLUSIVELY at WHOLE
SALE.
In Style, Quality or Price
we defy All competition
either in Evansville or any
other market.
g To the trade we say,
i"Come one. come ALL" ex-
anime carefully and act for
your own interest. fta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
NOTICE

To Tobacco Buyers and Pfanters
U1HE ogHAN RIVER TOBACCO WARE
houza VIII have regular sales on Tuesday and
thursday Of each week, commsncfng on Tuesday
the z1nt Inst. SUMMERS 4 SPEED.
EvnnEvfIls, March Is, 1885. ml7-sw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-10
REMOVAL.
THOs. g. MAGHER

LAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-.
- 1scturfng establishments to No. 3 FTEST
STREET, below Main. he has large and ele-
CANT assortment Of Homemade Work - hne ss
the hnests guaranteed a. s gsod a. the best' and
or sale - "ehsaP Is the cheapest" and little
cheaper. ae-..---sF
His entire stock -csnsisting Of fine Buggy
Joachs and Carriage Harness, Light Trottfnz
any quantity, Collars, Gfrthss Surcingles Check
Lines, Military Work; in short, everything il
his lines from HaEae strap TO g Monitor sad
date supervision, by skiiifri and exoerfsnesa
workmans and L nov onsrsd 70 the trsds al
csaxfzi1y With anything IN the sruexkst r ssytS
nnizh, d1Hso1tty, and prizes, he enIy AXIS ) trial
Call and exAMtns 80 ycWrsstvsss iFI1 4 npzs :
sFFEMI VII