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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

{ H0GS-A small business was done in Hogs to :
day, ~ prices ranging from 81 to SIC.
PORK-The market was Q shads frmer, but
business was light. including 20 bbls city prime
ess Rt "a 20, and IS do mesa In lots on Privste
terms.
BACON-Ths market Is qaiss and unchanged I;
sales or 10 casks city shoulders 1t 131<c. and
small lots city clear sides, packed, at 17z0171kc-
REEF-Sales are reported Of so bbls pain mess
at 16 90 =
LARD The market Il firm, but no Important
franeaotions Febofted A coup1s Of small iofs OF
city wers rep5rted>-25 kegs ehoscs ct 1870, and
10 fcs rrine nteam At 1711<c.- 4 s "a. "a
WHISKY The marksE was heavy and droop-
ing 10 day The sales were confined TO rs brls, In
lots at 81 Is; and SO brls, In two iots private
TALLow. Sales ct 1ls<c. ettfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

KyAAsv1E1R. March -
The Lumber trade has bssn exceedingly quiet 50
far shiE wseks Theirs has bssa bat ntzis doing.
There is abundant supply Of all sorts Of Pine
lumber, but seasoned Poplar of all sorts is very
scarce and hard to get. Ths scarcity has not been
equalsd, perhaps for years.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

BOARD OF TRxDE-There will be q
meeting Of the Evansville Board Of Trade
at the Masonic hall This Wadnasday)
evening, at O'clock. A full attendance
is desired. rssr74
s 81 = W. T. IGLEHARr, President.
mch 14--1t =. ~ g-sa rsTeT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
Arrived YESTERDAY.

By Adams Express, q supply Of Ladies'
Cincinnati custom made Surge Caters,
made to order for the customers of Tur-
nsr's First Street Shoe StoreiFlf& Tia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

City and State.
WANTED.
A good CompositOr at this once.

FExIAEa.- notice that % meeting
Of the. Fenians of Evansville i called
for Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, at
the Masonic HaIl.- N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
REWARD.

Loat of of Steamer Missouri.
a LIBERAL REWARD MILL IN PAID FOR
IN any Information, LIT 81 this ofIice. regarding
q small Sorrei fony, branded with f'W'' ON each
shoulder aud rump. Pony was Loaf of steamer
MisaonFs, At fhe time Of explosion nsrl4 lWd&w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

DG Read the advertisement of the
New York Millinery store in another
column.E naSiTsmA bGa asHszI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

REMovAL.--We have removed our
sample and sale rooms to The new double
store, corner Main and Canal streets,
adjoining our foundry, (about two min
utss walk up Main street from our old
stand,) where we shah ae able to attand
to the wants Of our friends much more
pleasantly than heretofore. Prices as
low az any house in the West. We man
ufacture al the goods we sell, sv
RGLKER, BLoUNT & Co.
feb25-lm. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
WANTED.

TK71 NTEDs-A T0UkG NAN, LATELY II
NV businfAs, who has some capital, good &C.
nuai ntahes 81 fhetfty, aud experkeneed In bazsi-
mssa house az salesman or clerk. Best Of refer-
oncaa given. Address Clerk, Lock Drawer 20.
mare lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

sure bus if this same inHasn6s we're
brought to bear, as 1t might and ought
to be done, that the Henderson, and
Nashville road would soon be in running
order to Henderson, if not to our own
city. We mention just q few Of the oh
ieete that might come before this Board
With pfcpriety, and in which they may
do d great amount Of good.
We ought to have full and complete
detailed report Of our commereial trans
actioqss 50 that those who come here as
dealers may know what we are doing.
This will not be made without a Board
Of Trade, Had we Exchange Rooms,
where merchants could meet and trans
act their buainess, it would be great
benefit save tjmes and bring to our mar
keE more dealsss. This can only be bad
through Chamber Of Commences. Could
we have daily market reports. it would
be invaluable to us, and yet we need
not expect any more than we have
now, unless we have Board Of Trade
Shall IRE do anything, or not? Shall We
go to work for our city, our trade, oul
own interest, or shall we let the trade
90, the city 90, our interest 20, as they
have been, and let other cities take our
trade, as they will do, while we sleep OF
as.we hsve been sleepiug 1 w. 4.
A Card,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14


For the last two days We have had alEt5sl m
csasIng rain. II has been warm, and st times the
rain has poured down In torrents The whole
countrx il apedsd with water, an tbs river is
rising raEi1ly. For the "a arsl ending last
night tie riv had raised three feet and half.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and dspartur since last report in
clud the New State, Pittsburg to st. Louis;
Ksntap. Pitsshurg to Memphis; Paisstins, Nash
vIlIe 10 Louisglfle; ClIiton, lOsneinnsti te Menu
phis Armada. cairo to Evansville; Messenger,
Cincinnati to Memphis; Nightingale. 81. Louis
to Cincinnati; Virgins, New Orleans to Louis
WILLIS Anna, Memphis q, ciaeinnati, and Mary
Amsnss Memphis 70 Evassvilie. q -
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due We notice the sups-
rior, Memphis to Evansville; St. Patrick, Mem.
phis to LeuisFiIe; Lorsna. Sc. Lsais g oincin-
natl; Silver Moohs Memphis t. cIncihsati; Ar
COSY, Cincinnati to Tennessee river; Emma Floyd
and Glasgow, for NashTiRe; Lady Pike, Star
Iigh,, wausnita, and Emma, for St. Louis Ams-
/ lis Poe, for Missouri river; Alice Dean and Ma
tOma, fox msHphiss and Linnig' Drown. for Ar
kansas river.
| -tsfssk ia.se BTfseeE1ameous seS st aaE
Busine on the wharf, yesterday, was brisk
considering the unfsYoFHble weather. The wharf
Is sgain in sad condition, and wading IS the or
DIR Of the dsy It viii be source Of the srsatssl
qualification when the contemplate paving ID
completed .........The staunch steamer Mary
Amsnt had . spiend i'd trip down and good re-
| turn trip. She brought abouteo0 discharged ne
gro soldiers, who were destined for PAducah
John Travis. the courteous clerk, has again
placed as under obligations fer lats New aAlban1
4 papsrs...-....1Ae .Armada came up with goot
trip of freight, aud was full of e.........w
learn from the Louisville Courier that the Stone
Wall, bulls fof Capt Jaf1es 8. shaw. has receives
ali her outfit and appointmentss and awaits hsl
cnstom-house papers fer azcIsarancs st that port
She Is an entire new boat........Ik ii stated tina
A. L. Smith, late plot Of the Mamie Byers, ha
appealed from the decision Of the local inspector
at Cincinnati, IN the collision case. BY which IL
boat be was On wss sunk, and soma twenty live
lost........-...The LouisvfIis Courier says: Is w
rather incline to the plea Of said Smith, that III
collision was mot uh6ily tho result Of bis 90 care
iossnsss." The Captain Of the beat. or tle own
ers, should be hsld resppasible for the erirains
reck1sssness that caused that>disastsr.''
The folftwihg Ilst OF Govsrnment steamers wsr
sold and purchased as New Orleans on the 2sA
uitmo:G Nssdls ~ sesxa tsAs aeasa aa .lsii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
MARKET I REPORTS.
ssonssary.

RHonetary. sR
go @sss a eEvAxsVItLk. March 10
The loan market continues easy and goad
names canrsa6ily be placed At from to 10 per
cent. Thefa being general dowawazd tendency
in prices In all the departments Of trade, there is
no speculative demand for money, AID the calls
for loans is, as rule, from SAFE parties, and for
Legitimate business - r. = zgs
Exchanes d NeK York ss ia good supply, at
par buying, and one tenth premium selling
Sales are soms1Inss made BY oar banks at par, on
the principle. we suppose that II il bstser to DO
business without proht th&n not to DO i st all.
With an active demand for loans, this might do
but, a. matters stand. sfhls mode CT banking.
while good for exchange buyors, will yield no nj.
timaes gain AZ those who practice is.Ef Q igzA
Gold continues TO slip downward, closfsg in
New York st ls0s<.o5gra agA- uoew
Rates here:
silver, bayiRg..-12l Selling
Government bonds'rsmain as last quoted:
sos eIa::,-...-.... .-...-. ias3lz Tioss
5-z9anaws&...-..s-......-.. l0z11z = : z S1031a
lo,aos;-rs.--'.--..-.,..-.,ss g, lasa al o 81
ss 5a1s. kozaF
7-s0s, July :. =. =. : 4 4 99Z
The following quotatio ns are fEen the ONCE o.
/ w. J. Lowry . Co Bankers, No. First street:
skHK4BIR TbNDs, - = = -
o, s. Treasury notes.
Eational Bank notes. 4sss = - = 2 AZ
State Bank Of indiana. .ssts, x
State Bank Of Ohio. & seassa - - L saFl
sAfnaR 7suxcuRRKsTsd ss1tee Saa
Indiana Eres Banks !. :. = : > 10 f0c as
Mlaaouri g
Eastern Bank &c "
Bank OF Tenneasre =
~ IA H. En
Union Rank .....-.65c "
Other Tennessee Ban 40 70 s0c
Virginia, North AID South Carelfna, Qeor-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

q AS@@-1M Ia 80 van ~. - g~&%&EarN
For CatrOs-sThs grand Armada, ems Of the
popular tastttutions Of the lower 0hio, with THAT
clever gentleman, Captain Jesh. v. Throop. In
charge, ard Val sorenson In the once, leaves for
Cairo TO dav. ~ nf1 sseSAA l. k4t9s2A
For Louisville 1.-The Rose Hite staunch
craft. viii lsaTs for LouissIlls so-6sy.
= For Memphis.-Ths M0rnin g Star, beau
tlfuI and radiant STAR" crafs that dosn one
good % see. sgsn. leaves for Mspphis to-day.
For New Orleans Tho oalpmet viii take
her departure Tor New Orleans 70 day. Captain
Vance Ia in charge, with AIf Edwards in the once
GIeanings from Our Exchanges.
The Louisville Courier Of yesterday says:
The river was failisg yesterday morning, with
= feet two Inches wafar IN The canal By The mark,
but in the evening Il commenced rising. nader the
inhnenee ef the excessive rains. Tho weather has
turned warm, with rain Sunday night, sccompa-
MED with high winds, followed yesterday mora
lug By q very continued and heavy rain. A while
bsfore noon the rain ctased, but In the eyeninait
commenced hgafn, With the prospect Of haFd,
steady rain az night Tho Thermometer ranged
Oh the falls, last evsninx Z, there we're 81 feet
water In he pass down the Indian chute, and the
river risisg, with every prospect Of high tide, II
the rain was general along the water courses.
The oincinnAti Commercial of yesterday says:
Ths weather was clopdy and wet yesterday,
with steady rain during the afternoon 1T d last
night. At Pittstur the river was rising last
n ght, vita feet in the channel. Here the river
has besn on q stand during the "a hours ending
lat night. There 10 20 feet hence to Louisville,
bars along the Lower Ohio. There are AZ feet
and falli2g In the Cumberland.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

NINE HUNDRED ACRES, coMPRI I'D OF
lS se1tf1n 10 and n part Of 81, = night 10 IN
ship, Vabderburgh county, Indiana, 8 miles from
Esansvilla between che Canal aud Newbar road
$50 acres III cultivation, 200 doAdsned, sud the
bninnoe we'll mbered This Is one OF she moBt
d4airnl8 tracts OF land now being pfared for sale
IN southern Indlana. IL will be divided 10 auis
nmrchnsers For particulars inquire Of w. w.
Crawford nc w. It. Noel a Co.'S, Algah Johnson
Real Kstate Agent. Third street. Evhnsgilias or
at our dface, LpniaYilla a4a 49,
fsbes-1m BRANDETS @ CRAWFORD.
FAM, CONTAINING .1s0e ACRES, 10
"a aeras Of uhich CLEARED IL siuated On
the Ohio River about eight miles above Smith.
land For further particulars enquire Of
ian17 y. O. DUS0UCHET a co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

BE- Hiram Nelson has an auction
sale Of dry goods, shoes, boots. hats and
caps, this morning at q o'clock, at bis
auction room No. IS, Main street, Oppo.
site the, Washington House. nrv :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

FIRST OPENING OF THE SEAsoN.-Just
received, Spring Goods, in great variety,
at HEAD A MONEYS,
marl2 IT. No. 40 Main street. >
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
FOR RENT.


p HtoTe TOT Kent
ME WILL RENT OUR Ut USE, ON TBE
w cerrer Of Water and Vine streets go BY 140
ftet, thrss stories high, now occupied BY J. Z.
Wheeler. Possession given the 18th Of March
next (fshIT-lm) ALLTs a H0WEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

3 -
.sEsfss C1rrscte5 ~ MAcxEr o Co. s. ~ n
saas8 s1@ HAtia4sas 4----
.saa8Fs 4 SE is ,KTAKEyILEEs March -. 1856.
The Dry Goods trade has been quite active 90
far this week, For some, time past buyers have
besa bedding en- eFldenfIy with shs expectation
Of further rsduetion In prizes. In the las. few
days. Cotton has advanced Ia New York fonr
csntss Tbs probabilities that Dry Goods have
reached the lowest prizes, Indeed, the present indi
cations are more favorable to "a Advanes than .
rsduatton. "a efcasa4
= BROWN sHEnT1NG5 AND sHTRTfNes.
Standard Kaatsrn shsetIngs s.,.......-..
Ianneilo
MeuHpFd .s<1c
howard ,
fremont
auburn
Boots
= 25c
= 2 :. .,--.-zze
Grsat Fan nne -
= ...-,- -z5c
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
NEW YORK GROCERY,


eeff ra e3 fJF HnE
ssss By sHoRTTELE0w. higoa
-sGm9b 10 u 5r evfiNs19 fles
F5otel5Fs ifas ~ 7.4s s4f ri f1.alis
The vernal rains were falling fast, rrs
As through iissla village passed rolt
A youth who bore hickory pole 1aiab
And oxen under his CONTROL 80. ~.
osa New York Grocery
His brow was glad, bis eyes were brisht; 81
Nor to the 1.ft, nor to the right 1882
BE turned, but onward kept his steady course,
And shouted 'till bis voice val horss- 'laqs
iall8 s4f POI New York t7rocsry. ~
He AN hia happy home By night, 3 81 CIV
And toward the city took hEn flight; t tas
What thoughts theE possessed his head. si
I. Ason DO wsnts ard thus be said.
a IN sna, N & New York Grocery" -
..xou'a better stay. ! asmssl said 20 ~
g" YouTl surely lose your way, my lad
That stormy road b long and wide . t"tpt
ButIcad Tho htadssrong youth replied y
Ai Boa $500 ~Nep York Grocery" 90
q Beware 81 swindlsrss chsais and thioToat 20
Beware OF those who would daesivs.' ,aa
Such Was "a old man's loud advice, H
70 whom fha youth said, ~ trice-- 5ab51g
~ 'sNsw York GEoepay.'' yna
They thought hiuI mad. but on be sped
To the place Of which he'd read
where P. s. a Co. do lead ths town,
Keeping prices and rivals down
~ AtH New York oroceey.
.L4 e1lrtr tta4 ~. nlfita
He came-- he saw--he bought--hs went Sc
with twice the vaius for money spspt; as
Returning 10 that selfsame shore. ass ai cd
BE shouted louder than bafore--a I 6i3
anffas FRS New York Grocery" 9as
He told the ntigbbora All around, 49,. 81.
He'd seen the placs both SURE aud sssund.rf'
Aud the news made their pulses leap. ~,
That Groceries we're sold 50 cheap I. - Il.
New York Grocery.
. They came fs m every hill and AN. 81 q
! They bought themselves. aud asnt b naall -
1hsy joinud thee Q nstant Jushiue ~ h0a
of customers who sing the sose--s ta9m
40 iaD0ses New York GrOesry,r aT
81 s1a Void 38a esaa9 sleTil aseas
40 ne.M5sq.ni l1td sann 81 sH ieunaH
..trie asf
-ft.....f. 49,. -. 49,. - I'D
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-02
BOW Frs Il
NEW JEwELRY STORE.

TNHE subscriber would most respectfully an
Il nounCc to the citizens of Charlcsown and vi
cinity, that he has opened splendid assortment
of Watches and Jcwclry, including. in part,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
of various grades, all of which will be warranted
represented; also Jewelryof all kinds, such
GOLD SETS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS,
SPECTACLES; EYEGLASSES.
in variety and in fact every Thing usually kept in
store Of the kind. would also announce that ].
on watches and repairing jcweIry, SO Tint ali who
may want anything done in the line of repairing of.
watches, clocks or jcwclry, may rely upon having
it done in tho mos. workmanliSe style, and all
work will be warranted represented 1 would
therefore ask call, am determined to suit
pun chusers and plcnsc all who may he disposed to
patronize me. Room the one lately occupied by
Mcintyre and RallstOn.
Sept. 4, ISt6 .-lY. I, DINKI.E
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-02
NEW ApxERrIsEMEMTs.
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

-
IF yeu need one of the best rcnediese vcr offered
Il to the people of this State for Dcrangeta9nts q
of the Liver. Deficient Secretion OF Bile, aud the
long list of Diseases resulting from sncn
Dysnepsia Fluctuations of Food Flatulency, Pain
full Digestion, or Pain in the Stomach, or Sides,
Rheumat isIn Ilnpurity of the Blood, and all con.
Siitious ordinarily called Bilious Dcrangen epts
and far aithe purposes Of a Family Pill, use DR..
TRcnnoi,is' celebrated Virginia HePatic and Pur-
sTbis PILL. ia not the invention of cuack or an
liFnDostor, nr to impose upon public crcdnlity,
but was compounded by DIR. Il. Ronnolds. of Staun-
ton Virginia, a regular graduate and eminent
practlIi0ncr Of medicine in this section, who, fer
wears careful study, arranged the pronortions
OF the ingredients as to render it applicable to the
diseases for which it Is recommended. He had no
idea of extending their use beyond the community
In which he lived and practiced. but latter his death.
which occurred in January. 1854 having left the
formula for compromising them to his brother. VIM
RennOids, OF Louisa county. Virginia, the latter,
for stated In pamphlet around box contain
ing them, has undertaken to have them manuflc-
= tuTcd for the people of tae whole State.
Tho pill has sto,sd the test of ample experience,
having been exclusively used and highly valued by
stantiated by certificates containci. in pamphlet
around box, well as other evidences of aPprecia
tiqn ffomlnany of our most distinguished and re-
@Thc price of this pill is FIFTY CENTS per box.
charged for those ordinarily sold to the public" yet
1T be nbcrcd that the duse is less than
half of the latter. and consequently is just as cheap
To prove this, it is only necessary to call 0ttcn
ton 10 the fact that boxes of pills usually contain
from 10 so pills the average dose being from to
90 Our boxes contain u; the dose being only ONE
f0f ordinary purposes, and hence the quantity ID
rs great Ia smaller bulk without reference to
the Certainty efficiently OF the remedy and OBJ
waiting the serious objection to taking SO many for
one dose.
= TNOthing is claimed for this pill that We do not
5eonscientiously believe, and if cannot succeed
in introducing it to the people by stating the truth,
wIlltIOt degrade ourselves try to impose upon
others by going beyond it.
= s7f-g ~ WILLIAM REYNOLDS & CO.,
r=zes - ~ Sole Proprietors, Staunton, Va.
nr-AISoGTTII & ERG.. Main street, Charles
town the wholesale and retail gents of Jefferson
county for these pills Merchants and others de-
string them on consignment otherwise can be
supplied by applying to them.
(l,.tul,cr . ISf6-3n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-02
I EDUoATIoNAL.
BOARDING AND DAY SCII0OL.

n . 1
1NHE next session of my School for YOUNG La
IL DIES will commence on WEDNESDAY Sep
TENDER 18TH, 1866
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for a thorough conrsein English, Music
and the Languages will be afforded. The course of
study embraces Latin. ,,.lr
Particular attention will be paid to Music. and
Pupils will be required to play at the Musical Sol
recs, which will be given once in two months when
the friends of the Pupils can have opportunity
to judge of their PROCESS ..:
The charge for Board and Tuition in the English
and Latin Course for Annual Session commencing
September 18th, and closing the last Friday of
June, S2t o, payable onc-hali in advance and the
remainder in February.
Washing, Fuel and Lights, Extra.
DAY SCHOLARS PER ANNUAL SESSION:
ENGLISH and LATIN, :........... S 10 to $50
FRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISH or....
GERMAN, each Aforementioned. $50
MUSIC on PIANO. ................... - 500
VOCAL. MUSIC, Observation-Disclosures. $50
FUEL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 so
Address, ,' : Mas. a. NJ: FORREST,
chariestown, jefferson co., Va, July s0.-lm.
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MISS M. u. AND 10: A. MANUEL.-=

pksPEcTPULBY inform the, public tina. tbov
~ have made arrangements to execute al tLefr
residence In Charlesrown, all kinds of
NEEDLE WORK FOR LADIES AND chill DREN,
from Silks down to Calcos and ,Muslins; Cutting
Fitting and Making up the came and for Cent?:
mems work in any kind Of goods, such as
SACK COATS, VESTS, PANTS AND UNDER
CLOTHING.
They promise that work given to them shall DO done
SUBSTANTIAL AND NEAT STYLE, PROMPT
LY. AND On MODERATE TERMS.
In order to make living they ask a share Of nat.
ronage Ono or the other viii Lc at home to receive
and attend to orders.
Sept. 49, 81.
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NAgIoNAI RxpRHss
FOREIGN AND DOMESFIU
AAEaDWV Ia ~ -
CHARLEsTOWN, va.

r. o
EtIEVISGs that we have one of the ISSrvest and
oest q assoTtnacnts OF this class 81 Goods
ever Ia TINS uSl that posses aysi,iSs,
Muleh ena6ie US TO sell as lJvv as the IVIiosfsi,
Ss OF baltimore We therefore respectfully So
elt your OTeets, aud hope, by tiilisycnt H.
inc requirements Of the Trade, TO merit a cGttiai
"t.Se oI your patronage. Our stock consists of
IMPORTED d AMERICAN CUTLERY.
Door Plate; Screw Chest, Trunk and. ife.eks
strap Hook, Butt. Shutter and T llii es SSrT,ss.
scrcw Spring and Chain Bolts. rles Raeps iFS.Ssss
anu anu bltis AusHrs Chisels, Levels, Planes B,ieIs
Huics' Cross Cut, Hand, WUnJ, Compass and yVhip
saws, uatchcts, Hammers, Adzvs, Axes. Com
passes aud boring AiaOhinc Apviis SI,,iI,ScS 5Ss
lows, ,SI, Screw Plates, Viscs. Tire Bcndert screw
Dra~lng Knives, Jack Screws, Forks
ShoTeis, Chains, tlalncs, IkCs, RriRr and EsrliR
ssytaes' Mil Scoops, Ma.tOc ke, Picks Hoes BIZ
die Bits, buckles, things, Pad Trecs TI,rrcts Pes4
Hooks, Ornaments, Spurs. Curbs Coff1, Tri,nroinrs
and CISin"t hardware; Trowels, PuIIeys Tabe
Lines Pouches. Lasts aud Shoe Findings NbiIs
SPlEes Hotsc and Mule Shocs apd Nails also Iron
Of All kinds Rrooms, Brushes and COrdaEe..
ihanktul for past faVors, We rcspcctfuIIy solicit
orders for the above named goods. - - = 80
April ;, 1856, -, : AZ = n : - = CO.
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CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.

HENRY DUNN, at his establishment on Main
II street, adjoining the Drug Store of Campbell
Charlcstowh and surrounding country; with every
article in his line of trade at the shortest notice,
and at the most rcasuuablc prices. From his long
practical experience in the business and his deter
inaion to give satisfaction, he feels warranted in
making the assertion, that those who call upon him,
will have neither necessity inclination to go
elsewhere. His intention is to Keep up complete
and perfect assoi tment of
CAKES, CANDIES. NUTS, RAIsINs, ETC,
to whis he invites with confidence the attention of
all win sh to purchase articles Of this class. He
does not deem it necessary TO cnuncratc further as
gance at his place will attest the truth of vhatlfc
states. =,
He will also keep on hand an abundant supply of
FRESH BREAD, made of the best flour, and baked
in the best style. By strict attention to Business
he hopes 20 retain the patronage of his old friends
and receive the support OF many new ones. Give
mm call.
Sept. IL. HENRY. DUNN