ocr: NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. undersigned has just received a 1 AND FULL SUPPLY OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, comprising every variety necessary for a country store, which he guarantees to offer as cheap as they can be obtained any where. Thankful to his friends for past patron age, he respectfully solicits a continuation, and promises that they shall not be disappointed in finding cheap goods. s. w. h. McPherson, Pomonkey, April 26, 1855.


ocr: CLOCKS A WATCHES r |MIE subscriber has located himself in Port X Tobacco, where he offers his services to re- pair Clocks and Watches at ttie shortest notice, and he will warrant them to keep correct time (or twelve months. He will keep for sale some fine JEWELRY and WATCHES, to which he respectfully invites attention. He now offers a lot of fine JEWELRY, just re ceived, CHEAP FOR CASH. sep 6 JULIUS QUENSEL.

place_of_publication: Port Tobacco, Md.

name: Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser.

publisher: E. Wells., Jr. & G.W. Hodges


ocr: GEXTLEAMX’S FURJsTSHIXG STORE. J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, | Respectfully informs the citi zens of Charles county and vi cinity that he has just received his OF of the newest styles and Black, Blue and various color ed CLOTHS. BEAVER and CASSIMERES of every style and price. Plush, Velvet, Silk and Cashmere VESTINGS. Dress and Un der Shirts, Cravats, Collars, Suspenders, Shoulder Straps, &c., &c. Port Tobacco, Oct. 4, 1855.


ocr: JNti. A. T. BILLINGSLEY. NOTICE. THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist ing under the firm of Morris &. Padgett, at Newtown, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. James L. Padgett will continue the business in his own name, and is authorised to make use of the name of the firm in the settlement of its busi ness. All persons indebted to said firm are re quested to make immediate payment. WILLIAM M. MORRIS, JAMES L. PADGETT. Newtown, Oct. 1,1855. [octll —3t] J I . : i . ! ' i ) I ; ; - f


ocr: HAISLIP 1 WEEDEN, MAXUFAC TURERS OF CARRIAGES , 6,-c. ( Corner of 9th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue , south side, above the Market House,) WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and the adjoining counties to our large assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number of superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable termer We also manufacture and have ready-made all kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past, favors, we would say to those who may lavor us with their patronage that we will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP & WEEDEN. Washington, Sept. 10, 1851—ly.


ocr: NOTICE. THE County Commissioners for Charles Coun ty, will meet at the Court House on MON : DAY the 22 instant. By order, R. E. BATEMAN, Clerk. ! jan 11 —tin.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY TIIRUSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $?t.5C “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. — sl per square lor two inser 2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square —and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the ycart Uonirpyiiications addressed to this office must be POST PAID. i 1 ’ .


ocr: ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub scriber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court Charles County, Maryland, letters of Administra on the personal estate of Mary Martin, said of county, deceased. All persons having against the said deceased are hereby warn to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, the Register of Wills for Charles county, at or the 9th day of February next; they may by law be excluded from all benefit of deceased’s estate. Given under my hand, this 7th day of August, 1855. WINEFRIED MARTIN, Adm’x au 9 of Mary Martin.


ocr: B. MULL, ’ HARNESS AND SADDLE MAKER. • PORT TOBACCO, IT AS opened a shop hi the Village of Port To- XI bacco, where he will manufacture and repair any discription of HARNESS, BRIDLES, COL LARS, SADDLES, &c. Ha will execute his work well and sell . as low as 88106 quality of articles can bo bought elsewhere. Thankful for the patronage ha has received from the citizens of Charles, he hopes by constant attention to business to deserve a con- tinuance of the same. Terms, cash je 14—tf


ocr: HAISLIP & WEEDEN, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, Stc. ( Corner of 9th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue , south side, above the Market House,) WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and the adjoining counties lo our large assortment of well made and finely finished i Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number of superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture at the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or l taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms.. We also manufacture and have ready-made all kinds of HARNESS. Thankful for past favors, we would say to those who may lavor us with their patronage that we will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city ! (if not lower) for cash or approved paper. HAISLIP & WEEDEN. Washington, Sept. 10, 1851 —ly.


ocr: I • " il c (MERCHANT TAILORING. BTHE undersigned, of Prince George’s takes this method of the citizens thereof and Charles, St. Mary’s and vert, that he is conducting above business at No. 2 Street, opposite the Inn, where lie has on hand a large selection fine CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and GEN TLEMEN'S WEAR GENERALLY, which will make to order on the most liberal terms, nviles the patronage of the citizens of the counties and the public generally. SAMUEL TANEYHILL, No. 2, Light Street, Baltimore. Feb, 22, 1855—1 f


ocr: A CARD. George c. blackstock & benjamin KING, HOUSE CARPENTERS, from Washington City, respectfully announce to the citizens of Charles County that they will be pleas ed to receive employment in their line of business. Any work given them will be finished in workman like manner. Terms reasonable for cash or note. Address as above at Port Tobacco, Allen’s Fresh or Glymont,


ocr: C STRAYED OR STOLEN, About the 15th instant, from Myrtle Grove Farm, the late, residence of * I J Henry S. Mitchell, a thorough bred MARE. A suitable re ward will be given to any one for information, so that 1 get her again, au 23—2 t JOHN W. JENKINS. lost! THE subscriber has lost a certificate of deposite for S3O 18 els. in the Farmers’ Bank of Alex andria, the payment of which the Bank has been notified to refuse. A liberal reward will be given if left at the ‘‘Tunes” office or returned to me. au 23 F. B. F. BURGESS. BOARDING. MRS. WM. T. MADDOX, Washington City, has recently removed to 4 1-2 Street, only a few doors from the Avenue. This situa tion is near the National Hotel and convenient to transient customers. Mrs. M. will pay every at tention to the comfort and convenience of her guests. au 16 —2m. “PUBLIC sale! BY order of the Orphans’Court the undersign ed will sell at public sale, at the “Bumpy Oak Store, on MONDAY the 27th of the present month, if fair, if not, the next fair day, a part of the personal property of Samuel H. Beall, Jr., deceased, consisting of a very beautiful and supe rior HORSE, SADDLE and BRIDLE, all the STOCK OF GOODS now in the store house, consisting of Groceries, Dry Goods, Ploughs, Castinfs, other Hardware, Tinware,&c. This stock is large and was all recently purchased. It consists of such goods as are found in the best country stores. Terms of Sale are, cash for all sums of ten dollars and under, and for all sums over ten dol lars a credit of six months will be given—the pur chaser giving bond with security, bearing interest from the day of sale. The Sale will commence at 10 o’clock, A. M. ANN T. BEALL, GEORGE BRENT. Admr’s


ocr: ST.JOHN’S ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA , VA. MIE 17th Annual Session will commence on J, Monday, the 3d of September next. Board and Tuition per session of ten months $125 00. Circulars containing Catalogue of Tea chers and Students, Course of Study, List of Pre miums awarded last session, &c., will be forward ed on application to RICHARD L. CARNE, Jr., au 9—3 t Principal.


ocr: A CARD. DR. W. a. GROVES, SURGEON DE.\T IST, of Washington City, will visit Port Tobacco on Monday next, where he will remain only a few days, lie will perform all operations in Dental Surgery—inserting of teeth, plugging, clensing, curing of tooth ache in one minute—-in the most workmanlike manner. 1855.


ocr: IMMENSE REDUCTION OF PRICES—In order to close off the balance of summer slock we have made an immense reduction in the prices of DRESS GOODS of all kinds. Also on hand, MANTILLAS of every style; Canton Crape and other seasonable SHAWLS.— Great bargains will be offered in Window Curtains, Embroideries, Dress Silk, Gloves and Domestic goods. BONNETS and MILLINERY GOODS will be found of all descriptions MEYENBERG, WILLI AN & CO., Sarepta Hall, King Street, Alexandria, Va. Aug. 16, 1855.


ocr: NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Samuel 11. Beall, Senior, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and those having claims against said deceased are re quested to present them without delay. GEORGE BRENT, Attorney au 16—3 t for Adm’x of S. H. Beall, Sr.


ocr: j | ; CONFECTIONARY. THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the public generally that ho has com menced the above business, and intends keeping constantly on hand a general assortment of Candy, Almones, Kisses, Walnuts, Raisins, Oranges, Figs, Lemons, Pruevs, Cocoa Nuts, Dates, ’ Cakes, &c. Also, Avill keep constantly on hand a general as- sortment of SEGARS —all of which he will sell as cheap as they can ho purchased elsewhere, and re spectfully solicits a share of public patronage. CAKES of any description baked loonier. Terms cash, or a short credit to punctual cus- : tomers. JAMES H. NORRIS. Port Tobacco, April 19, 1853.


ocr: CARRIAGE?. THE subscriber has now on hand the largest and best assortment of CARRIAGES ever offered h this city (Washington)— all of his own manu facture. From the experience and advantages that he possesses, he'thinks that ho can supply on better terms thaYi any other person engaged in the business. His Carriages are not gotten up in a hurry merely for sale, but are made from seasoned limber and then allowed to stand several months before finishing, the wheels and bodies especially, This no doubt gives the purchaser an advantage of from 10 to 30 per cent over those built especially to order, and consequently made in a hurry. Hav ing a regular and steady custom every Carriage is built so that he feels no fear in selling_them to his best friends and customers. He offers Carriages of ©very description for sale at the most reasonable and moderate prices. He invites the attention of his friends and the public to an examination of his stock and materials. THOMAS YOUNG, 409 Penn. Avenue. Factory, cor. 6lh si. & Mis souri Avenue, Washington, D. C. jy 19—6 m.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THRUSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 ** “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements. — sl per square tor two inser tions—l2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion, if the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad- vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING STORE . J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, Mhas just received Choicest Selection °f OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR Gcutlemcu’s Wear Ever seen in Port Tobacco. Terms—a credit of six months to punctual customers, or five per cent, discount for cash. j April 5, 1855.


ocr: FI LLI BUSTER. MThis thorough-bred race Stallion (sired by Wilton Brown v dam a Mar grave mare, better known as Jen kins’ colt,) will stand at the subecri ! ber’s stables (midway between Newport and f Chaptico) the. ensuing season at the lolloping s prices : 420 for blooded mares S3O insurance— - $lO for common mares —$15 insurance. Twenty ■ per cent, off, it paid by the Ist day of August* r a „d 50 cc„l S .o lb. groom. Near Chaptico. P. S.—Mares from a distance taken care of at i a fair price, at the risk though of their owners


ocr: ( 1 1 \ 1 c ' i | , ( f ' 1 NEW DRY GOODS. SM. PADGETT & CO, Port Tobacco, are • now offering a full and very handsome stock of SPRING $ SUMMER DRY GOODS, which have just been received. It is unnecessary to give the names of all the articles, as those who call to examine the stock can scarcely fail to find whatever is wanted in this line. To their custo mers and buyers generally in this vicinity they take occasion to express their sincere thanks for a liberal share of custom; and having greatly in creased their stock this Spring, hope to secure and merit a continuance of the public’s favor. Terms cash, or the usual credit of sir months to punctnal customers. April 26. 1855.


ocr: j, i ( J 11 < J * a J. C. CLARK, PRACTICAL CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, King Street, No. 115 , sign of the Gold Watch, opposite Marshall House, 2 doors West of Pitt, Alexandria, Va., {£32 Offers for sale a fine assortment of Gold Silver Watches, 8 day and 30 hour of which he sells a large number. Spoons, Butter Knives, and Forks, warranted ine. Gold Pens and Pencils, Breast-pins, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold Watch Keys, &c. A large assortment of Gold and Silver just imported from the most celebrated makers England. attention will be given to and cleaning Watches. Nov. 2,1854—1 y.


ocr: B. MULL, HARNESS AND SADDLE MAKER, FORT TOBACCO, HAS opened a shop in the Village of Port To bacco, where he will manufacture and repair fany discription of HARNESS, BRIDLES, COL j LARS, SADDLES, &c. He vvill execute his work well and as l° w as the same quality of articles can be bought elsewhere. Thankful for the patronage he i has received from the citizens of Charles, he hopes by constant attention to business to deserve a con tinuance of the same. Terms, cash.


ocr: SHERIFFALTY. Fellow-Citizens of Charles County : At the solicitation of friends, I roost respect fully announce myself to you as a Candidate for the next Sheriffalty, and most respectfully ask your suffrages. NATHANIEL HALLEY, jan 4—tf Wells • Please announce GEORGE W. SMITH as a Candidate for the next Sheriffalty of this county, dec 28—te Many Voters.


ocr: BARBECUE. THERE will be a public Barbacue given by the Democrats of ALLEN’S FRESH Dis trict, on SATURDAY, 13th instant, near Allen’s Fresh, on the land of John Crismond, Esq. The public are invited to attend. oct 4


ocr: poo REWARD. R ANA WAY from Mr. Joshua C. Higgins, liv ing near Beltsvillc, Prince George’s county, on Wednesday, 26th July, my Negro Boy named ALOYSIUS, between 17 and 18 years old. He is very black; has thick lips, and dull countenance; shows a great deal of the white of the eye; has no par ticular mark except a cut lately received by an axe on one foot. The above reward will be given if brought to me, or secured in jail so 1 may gel him. JAMES R. BRENT,


ocr: HAISLIP &, WEEDEN, MAXUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, Sfc. ( Comer of 9 th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, south side, above the Market House,) WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. WE respectfully call the attention of the public of Charles and the adjoining counties to our large assortment of well made and finely finished Carriages, embracing every style and model now approved. We have in our employ a number superior workmen and are prepared to manufacture Ht the shortest notice, such vehicles as customers may order. Old Carriages will be repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones. Second-hand Carriages can be had on the most reasonable terms We also manufacture and have ready-made all kinds of HARNESS. Thankfurfor past favors, we would say to those who may lavor us with their patronage that we will sell as low as any other manufacturer in the city e\r not lower) for cash or approved paper. v HAISLIP & WEEDEN. 10, 1851 ly.


ocr: NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS. Mr. Wells : You will please announce the name of WILLIAM HANCOCK, of Bryantown district, as a suitable candidate for the next Sheriffalty of Charles county, and oblige his nu merous friends throughout the county, jy 12—2t* Mount Pleasant. Mr. Wells, will please announce SAMUEL D. DAVIS as a candidate for Road Supervisor in the third election district of Charles county, jy 12—1 m*


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THRUSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements.— per square tor two inser* ttons—l2 lines of small type or 14 of large type constituting a square—and 25 cents for every sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid,and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be POST PAID.


ocr: BUGGIES, CARRIAGES & SULKIES. HPHE subscriber has on hand in his newly erect ed Factory a great variety of Carriages, all of which, as regards durability, finish and style, will compare with the best in the country. He would respectfully call the attention of his friends and the public generally of Charles and the counties ad joining to this fact, and at the same time he takes occasion to express to them his sincere thanks for their former patronage. With the stock of Car riages at present in his Factory and the facilities which he possesses for manufacturing, he feels confident of being able to meet the wants of those who wish to purchase. His Factory (which has been lately re-built) is near the coiner of Third street and Pennsylvania Avenue, opposite Gadsby’s Hotel. Old Carriages repaired at the shortest no tice, or taken in exchange for new ones. He has a good assortment of second hand Carriages which will be sold on reasonable terms. Michael McDermott,


ocr: GENTLEMAN’S FURNISHING STORE. J. LA TOUCHE, MERCHANT TAILOR, RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Charles and vicinity that he has just received ®A NEW ASSORTMENT LATEST STYLES OF FANCY GOODS, CLOTHS, fec., AND EVERT i VARIETY OF Tabs, Stocks, Tics, Gloves, Under and Dress Shirts , Shoulder Straps; and Bindings, Cords, Buttons and Trimmings of all sorts and sizes. Cj’Just received (Nov. 23d) a fine lot of OVER


ocr: J. P. CLARKE, Dealer in PAPER HANGINGS, SHADES $ FIXTURES, Cnrtain Hangings and Venetian Blinds, King Street, dec 15—ly ALEXANDRIA, Va.


ocr: WEILLER A 6VSDORFF, MANUFACTURERS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTHING, SKING STREET, BETWEEN WATER AND UNION (Five doors West of the Custom ALEXANDRIA, VA. attention given


ocr: E. H. HANFORD & CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of FURNITURE, CHAIRS, Sfc.. Corner or King and St. Asaph Streets, ALEXANDRIA, Va. H. Hanford, Orrin Foote, dec 15—ly


ocr: CITY HOTEL, CORNER ROYAL AND CAMERON STREETS, ALEXANDRIA, VA. M. MADDUX, Proprietor. Dudley Digges, Assis't. May 25, 1854—1 y.


ocr: f r ( j s c 6 CONFECTIONARY. THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the public generally that he has com menced the above business, and intends keeping constantly on hand a general assortment of Candy, Almones, Kisses, Walnuts, Raisins, Oranges, Figs, Lemons, Pruens, Cocoa Nuts, Dates, Cakes, &c. Also, will keep constantly on hand a general as sortment of SEGARS—aII of which he will sell cheap as they can be purchased elsewhere, and re spectfully solicits a share of public patronage. CAKES of any description baked to order. Terms cash, or a short credit to punctual cus tomers. JAMES H. NORRIS. Port


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ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY THRUSDAY, BY E. WELLS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. For one year, if paid within six months, $1.50 “ “ if not paid within six months, 2.00. Advertisements.—sl per square tor two inser tions—l 2 lines of small typo or 14 of large type constituting a square —and 23 cents for every Sub sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be not marked on the advertisement it will be pub lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A liberal deduction will be made to those who ad vertise by the year. Communications addressed to this office must be


ocr: INDIANA STOCK MONEV! ! WHSREAS. w. bar at present to st.ad . .haT of i 10 par aaet oa Suta Stock paper, aad aa w. pr.far ! or casto scars ta have tha) baaefit of thia rather thaw banU- i ra or brakers. wa will for tha preaeot allow all purcha-1 ears 10 par cant, premium for all par funda. The uo lar-1 aifaad hariaf tha utmost coofideor that tha moat of tha I f spar of oar Iroo Banks will bo altimately (tood. will for I Us prsMoat Uk the paper of all tha S IOCK BANKS that aro atot broken, and will soil his Goods for aich paper less i haa thoj cao bo bought tor Gold ia the citr of Richmond ! R.JACtSOX. ' ! ' Now York Pry Good Store, under Starr Hall. apposite the People's Bank. r

place_of_publication: Richmond, Ind.

name: The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume]

publisher: Holloway & Davis


ocr: A I. I. r. X & 11 II O ADE S . ltieensware Dealers, No, 99, Main Street, Richmond. V' hav. recently been receiv ing a n.w and complete stock of all goods lound in our line, con sisting of vjueenswar.. Glass, ware. French China, Britannia, Church, Store and Houae Lamps, Candlesticks, W ait.., at. Out stock is af tb. b.at, but as wa are not fond of boasting, w will not nay what we can or what w cannot do, but i would request all parson, wanting good in onr line, ; ta call, examine and judge far th.insetve b.for. buy- in elsewhere. June7.155. 36-tf Kawees


ocr: . aiie mr r wtche every xar i"L" " T7 "-"'vy: - - , .. . 1J.HCV Kuti plain ,:..r w-, , . . . .V. r7 Main street, Jiichmond, T hi old standdealer in fiae WatchM. Clocks, Jtmt'.rr. iljic, has ju?treceiveJ a rry larce addition f arkcle la bis line. A rery supetior article ef Uuster's natcbes. suit- ra;troa4 puric-ses. ietj and description; Cutlery, ef the best quality: spectacles of every variety. I would call especial attention to my Bratilian Stone Teb tie 01agc, taring just received a new lot. ' Repairing donewith neatness and despatch Thankful for I-,t favors and custom. 1 hope to merits eou- uuumtciti Lite aauie. n. a I'ltttASio. Richmond, September 27, 1S5. tl-tf


ocr: Tin and Stove Store. DANIEL WARD A SON. HAVING porehaaed tha Tia and Stew Store of A. H. Swaio, aod having saade laieitwra V. Uia ssuae, are prepared to f-rmsfa COOKINO fa TOY ES, of th ao apprwvwd patr, aad of variost siaea, PABioa irrevaa, Ulrica jr Sator brovaa, Coal blove aai Grata- Sum Pip of U ottstaaUy oa hand. Stow TrixasaiBiri of tia and oopper ht iron, copper aad tia war f all kdad kept oa aaad r mmi to ardr, rr-Tia Roofs pat oa ia ta beat aaaaaer. Wa are deternriaed to give thi busiaaas elos attea tioa, aod hope to be able to moat the waat of coiasnani tr fat lUi 1 ar iavitwa to eall aad eataaaia osrr atock before psuchaainf. tikop aoar tha oagaagof laaia aa4 liarkia straata. , , , " " -tf


ocr: CITY GROCERY STORE! E. n. COOK ti SON, WOULD respectfully inform their friend and the public that tbey have enlarged anf reuttwd their room, and fillod it with a fine assortment of I'reets Family re-eeriee matt Provision, which they will aadl a low a similar articles can be had ia Una market. Thaakful for the past liberal patronage be stowed npon them, tbey respectfully olseU a eontm nance of the atas. Jaly SO, 1S64- e 81-tf


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ocr: PAPER HANGING! FI1HE nnders rr-ei ar rre;reJ to ; r rva. in a sw fl pnor aaacaer. Tlwy are prt Jire i is fam -h prerj- v r;-tT aa-3 paurra of paper .ir Car .r. n i riceis. AU. rdtrs ia tkir lie left at tiw r ridfer, 4th &i wtl f Dve: a ajaih ?trfvt. wr a& Kracver, lrwita Ac Ce s, KirtdVi fior1, crvpos.tr? the De tsrr- a !ifpe stack f Waui r p i eosastanty kept a hird. will prc-tcp-tls- its-rrieij to- HijWtLL SOS IMarch S3, l" Jt-tf l.H'i:aIt. aV t ..UEKOOD, Vas tlw Cite Siov '. r. .f j a t ataai i;ve. Tinware, ?piiiai or Ouaii i3 iae c"p, aad tirrtat4t fee

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ocr: Starr Hal!5 Main Street, RICHMOND. Th ondersirnel respectfnl- ly informs the pMie that h has Ailed ap his ex ten si re room Vila a great variety of FURNITURE, Of the latest styles, and mad of the Best Materials! He Is constantly receiving from tbe" city additions to hi stock, anl will tnrnish to or der any style of Furniture that can be had in the United State and WARRANTS his work to te as eood as the best, and sold on as fair terms as any other establishment in the West. He has now on hand Break fast and Inmnj TABLES, Centre Tobies, Bure aus. Bedsteads, Extraordinary Disclosure! ey IT is an admitted fsct that the allied armies In the Crimea must be whipped or the Russians conquered Which ever way it is, we are happy to say that the friendly relations now existing between us and tbe public, are about to be ren dered more indissoIaMe, and to effect that desirable end, we are now offering a large and well selected stock of Staple ana fancy As cheap as the cheapest. As good as the best. And neat as the neatest. We can prore by a test At prices so low. And assortment so great. Unsurpassed weean show. By any stock in the State, But "what a man does 2s the thing," now-a-dajs Believe when he proves It true what he says. Exit Mrss. Well, we will say to our friends and customers, and all concerned, we feel grateful for past patronage, and hope by personal at tea tion to customers, to merit a continuance of the same. Our stock is quite as large as usual. We bought our goods in New York and Philadelphia, at very low prices, and are satisfied with saaall profits, less than New York re tail price. Our stock of Iadlesf Qooda I large, embracing a great variety of style, quality and price. Plain and figured black Silk, a large stock and supe rior quality; plaid, striped and plain fancy do; Tissues, bo rage,, Challies, DeBeges, Mezicanas, Orleans, Ie Flora. Lawns, Brilliantincs, Ginghams, Prints Crape, Brocha, Bersge, Silk and Tikora SUawls; Jaconet and Lace Collars, I'ndersleeves, Chemisetts, Lace and flouncing; Cap Goods; wiss, India, Book, Bobinet and Barred Mull Muslins and Dikh... T i ... . ;.. J . 1 1. , ... Jt U . dotted Silk Net. HOSIERY! A very Urge stock of Hose and half Bose, fromfi'c up , to 75c. We keep the best quality kept In this market, and :he cheapest cotton. Lisle thread. Silk, Linen. Kid and Kid finished Uloves. from 6 up to 75c, cotton, merino and ilk L'nder shirts and Ladies' Vests. Bonnets. A large assortment of the "latest styles" of Bonnets, Hats Misses and children's Flats, and infant's fancy llats. men and boy's Panama. Mexican. Mandarin, Leghorn, Rutland Braid, Palm-leaf. Silk and new styl soft Fur and Fancy Hats. TTrGKNTLE MEN'S GOODS. A fine assortment of Cloths, Fancy and Black French Cassimeres and Doeskins, Cashmerett. Satinet, .Linen and Nankeen Pant stuff; Cotton ade, Cambleteens, Croton cloths. Coat Linens, Silk, Satin, Marseilles and Velvet t estings. Wide curtain Linen and Oil Shades, bleached and brown Shirting, Sheeting and pillow case Muslins, domestic and French Oinghama, Flannels, white Counterpanes and wool Coverlets. Seamless Bags, Carpets, (a large lot.) I'mhrelias, Paraaols, Looking Ulaases, Carpet Bags, Satchels, Window Paper, Cotton Yarn, Carpet and Coverlet Warp, Wicking. Twine. Cotton Cording, ckc. Don't forget the Pet Lamb and "Striped Balls, No. 8, Mniu street, Richmond, Indiana. SCOTT & CRAWFORD. March 30. 1H55. 15 tf CHAXLKS A. CLMI. W. H. CUII. CLABK & BROTHER. MERCHANT TAILORS, HAVE just received the Spring style of Cloths. Cassi meres and Vestings, which they will manufacture to order at the cheapest rates, latest styles, and in such a man ner as shall give entire satisfaction. Shirts. Collars Cravats, Socks, Suspender, aj-c-, alway n hand. Richmond, March 30. 1855. '5-tf New Spring Goods! WRIGHT tfc MOFFITT are now rect-ivinR from the Eastern citit. a la rare stock of New Spring and Sum mer Goods, embracing perhaps as great a variety aa is to be found in the market, and selected with unusual care, with CHAIRS, OP EVERT K1BD. Lounges SOFAS. TOILET CHAIRS, SETTEES, Hair, llus'i aad Straw nATTRITvSES. LOOKING GLASSES Aand Picture Frames, of all sixes, and of a variety of JtrPl CTURES framed to order. His facilities are such that lie can and will sell As Low at Any ether establishment, and per sons desirous of testing; this matter, are respectfully invi ted to call and examine his stock and prices. He will he happy to show his stock to any who may call. H. D. SERSERAr, Starr M dhg. main Street. RICHMOND. IND. Soldiers Attention! B O UXTY LA XDS OhTA IXEV! BY a late act of Congreas. aoproved March 3, 1855, each Soldier, Musician or Teamster, or his widow or minor children, who has serTed FOURItES DAYS, in any of th. Wars in wh eh the Cnited States has been engaged, sine. 1812, inclusive, is entitled to 160 acres of land. Having an arrangement with turn distingwished Law firm of Miller 4 Brown, in Washington City, who give their exclusive atten tion to obtaining Bounty Lands and Pensions, I feel assured it will be to the interest of all those who want their land at an early date, to give me a call. No charge unless the land or pension is obtained. Letters will receive prompt atten tion. Ad.iress.post paid. WILLIAM P. BENTON. Richmond, Indiana. ICj Office in the Wiggius Building, opposite State Bank, Main street. March30.185i. 15-tf Embroideries. A BEAUTIFUL stock of Common and French Worked Collars, Undorsleeves and Chemixetts: Hobbins, Cot ton, Thread, Imitation, Maltese, Swiss and Jaconett La ces, Edgings, and Inserting. The Ladies are invited to call at No. 10 Main street. WRIGHT at MOFFITT. 3d My. 30, 1855. Tyler Davidson & Co., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, No. 140 and 141 Main street, CINCINNATI. arc how arraivmo Diu r VULCANIZED India Rubber Belting; Hose For Locomotives, Steam Fire Knginea, Garden, Pavement ami Hydrants. Also, Packing, plain and mixed. March 3(1, 165. IS-tf ARTIFICIAL. TEETH! DRS. DUNCAN & CAMERON, Dentists, S'o. 155 tt'ttt SiftTi ttree1,bttwten Race and Elm, C'in O. Thi Office, under the management of it present proprietor, has been increas ing in reputation for superior operation in iK , v . ; r. ; . l r r, j istry for the last ten years, and no expense or effort shall be wanting to givo satisfaction to all who may favor it with their patronage, j The subscribers would call attention to the fol i lowing essential point pertaining to Artificial Teeth, 1 viz: Beauty and naturalness of appearance, quality . and strength of the materials, comfort to the wearer, , and usefulness in restoring the natural appearance of the teeth and ability lo masticate, in all of which they are warranted in saying they are exceeded by none, j and equaled by fe w TEETH j Inserted from one to a full set, with Artificial Gum. Full and half sets invariably inaerted by suction. All operations in Dentistry performed in the most thorough manner. Ti Considering the superior character of the work and the guarantee given, they are the most rea sonable in the West: Two Teeth or more on Gold Plate, $3 per tooth. Two Teeth or more on Silver Plate, 1 per tooth. The money refunded if the Teeth do not prove satis factory. for tho information of those living at a distance, we would state that our facilities are such that we ran make in the finest style a fall set of TEETH in from 34 to 4 hours, and all small pieces in proportion, so that no detention need be apprehended. W. C. DU.NCA.V, , J. G. CAMERON. ' ' DontUts. , Xo. 156 Sixth St., bet. Race and Elm, Cincinnati.


ocr: OITI25ErS' RICHMOND, INDIANA. Robert .Morrison, 1 Albert C. lllanrhard, r Proprietors. Charles F. Collin, ) fry All transactions at-pcrtaining to the business of Basmiifo ! attended to promptly and with liberality. j Interest allowed on deposits, paaole on demand. I All demands upon us will he paid in funds bankable at the i Branches of the tate Bank of Indiana, or at the Hanks in Cia- i cinuati. i Notes of the Free Banks of this State purchased at the highest , rate the dillerent claises of securities will justify. ! MOUHItBON, ULANCUARD &. CO. 1 IBM. 5-tf


ocr: CHINA A IJ I. K X A 11 It O ADK S , tueenware Ireulors, No. Mun Street. Ktcnmux.d. tVa; bare ret entiy fcen reiv irr, a nrr and eom'p'ste .tL-i of a.l roods leund in cur line, rcn sistiaj of veeti!ire. Glass. 5. ware, frer.rh thin. Iriiu.., Chureh, store ml H.,... f t. aaj.esti. ks. . ,-r. Our stork is ot ne tuts, we are not fnd ot boast.n . wa will not ay what vre can or what we cannot ex.. but wonld request all persons wteto jnods in or liae. to call, examine and judge for thfraselves before buv in el.ewhere. June 7,15. 25-U" C.IKL. U A.MED. V GOOD Girl can hives permanent situation in a small familv, by applying !a to ' JF "Was. Varwwi'


ocr: n prori&a Jfc T Ms o!d tnddi.ler la fine rtch, C:ccV, Jefe.. vr., has jualre4ve4 very larf adettton oi AriicU v h.s .ii.e. A rerj uperaur riicic it Uusuer W;ci:c. a.- . ab! for rai'iroa'1 .ur(M5. Other W niches, of wrry variety and JeJcrip tiiu: ; ClocV of e.ery iiect.i"t.3a: Jew.rr. fine. tAUcy aii.l f iau; S;..x Vare,a iae aAariAa.cu.; rmlery. of tha ! Ht i,ui;i:j : 5fwtwicj of evtry twisty. I v-all eit)etr.ft. A:ta.;.ist. ticj BruiUas t;-c Y- hi haiPi: jut m-v ire-I a new lot. V f Keait rir.s Jwinr ni t.etit and despatch Timiikftii for j st fdvo: aiiii cm: jju. I hoje u iy i-r"'. t;i!U.inT"f thf Mir. K. B P1CKIN'N. Ku haiimtl, e;'Jaler 2. 1!iJ ;f Lard Oil and Candles. Mil. iu'a.3ri ha iu cotuplsitted tbir arrap?e menu f.ir ' .ruitactarinfi the above Goids, are ir--s-par-i! tj furnish tho merchants ani mhbitn".t r' rti. kmor.it an-J vicinity with 1)1 L. A.0 t.'AM't.f S ol sa i ur .;uiit;'. st prices Tannine; t"slow tb I ir.ci.;. nsti maike! beiM?ti in w nt ot tho liur . s wi t rind it groatlv to thir advanfafie to ea'.l t, u $ etaOHhmini letot pert basing alswhera. Xj factory inuheoij fi. hmnud I'ouudrv u .1 .';.;. uwuiis it. MAr.ru feruarv w MX; f - Mil-. J Mile be Miuxb lo. 1 I.oui-t i!!e CPttien;. ia sti rs n . j i II. M -. I I I.Ol fill No. 47 Ms u len- Willow Wnre. VLAUOE and eon-plete stock of Witlo-r V;;--; Calis on hand, wtiich lll ! sold low to rlo mil, s. turn street. l. W. h!!N. Juii-J. ISM. l pi . i Krc I li re Ji! tc I e:.l lust rece . 1 ' 1,M sale ns la H Mcllt . Ubi.i , July . , N. 41 .Main ..i 'i - m s IlK sa"8criler has a irar-sfil artiela of White V:'- I m hole ana iia.f l.arrrls: ais a. Mackerel, f..r i -el, t..r .il." . K - a . W. IttTtNS:-' June I I'ontlrr, I'owdiT. T'VT. 1-est rpiaVty of R'fe and Blast. n; Poa.lcren a i. le found 'V t:i ke;:, ran.sier or in smaller quant.r -No. 31 Main it.-eal. CKi. W KlKXt.: i 4 v iis r. -on rn, ATTOK.VEV A T L A V. Kicliuiouil, lad. U70ilica, one door west of tha Post Office, lp S Clo3ng out Dry Goods and Notions' KRAMER, IRWIN CO., . tNVITK the aitantlon of n.erchanta au4 .Velars -: ... a l.,o.la. to the lac. thst thev arc il-s'r....s of el.a, their entire stock of DUY li.KtUS AND Oi I'INS . . loaest ...ssili rates. I'uii. liaarrs at r--lll a'H !t:i . ' th-ir inti-rcst tocsll iiooii ihfiB for f- aims. Their c -:,r lisbment isnear Hie Ie:ot, aherelbej will h lu,..j n v'i tioo.ls at such jinccs as cannot I excelled at any j-;.. i . the West.


ocr: SOD. 4 WATEK. 1'HOr wi.hins arereshice drink, Savored wit -i- I.F.MOV. LEMOX, GINGER. STKAWBEKRV. BLACKBERRY, RASPBERRY, VANILLA. PINEAPPLE. ROSE. PEAR. snd o'her syrups. of oar owa an cool aad freah. Irotn aut fouataia asiiclurs, cas gat July 11.


ocr: A I, I. EN t It 11 O AIE S . lurentware Dealer, No. 59, Main Stress Hichinoi! . Was have re'entl j beenreteiv ing new and complete stock of all goods loand in our line, - jU aisttcg of tyueeuaarara, Oiass- ware, t lenca tnins, r.riTannas, ! Church. Store end House l.mp. Candlesticks, Wstters, ate. Our (tuck ia of the bast, tut as we ar nut foul of bcsstiuz, w ill net say wbt w ran or whit w esnoot do. but srould request all persoas wanting goous in oar line, to call, exaoains sai ju tge for th?ui-;rs before 1 n, -iog elsewhere.


ocr: A I. Ia E N i- Ii H O ADE S, I'Uccifware We-aler. Ho. 59, Main Street, Rickmoad. Was have !"" ly been reeeir- ; l, j t . P T.;. i all good. ha.... .at our line, coo- latmr of Qaeemware, j ' ware. French CTiina. 1 ritaoaia, hwrch. Store and Hoose Lamp. r.i , a.iim. tc. i VZZitS Oar toek i of the be, hot a o we , ant fond of boast ia r, wo ; y what w. " -b.. w.-J will a,t would request all persona wsntiar good ia our line, to cILewaaarae an i judge for theiwaeives before bay ia eiaew Sre. j


ocr: Tyler Davidson & Co., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, S. 140 and 141 Main street, CINCINNATI, WKSTFRN AGENTS 1 OR Sanderson's Brothers V t'o' Celebrated Steels, Have now in stock a lri;e aortment, and are pre- pared to take order for any shape and qual.ty cf BAR. SHKKr. BLlTi:R AXDGERJUJi STEEDS, Used in the manufacture of Ak.es. Shovels, Reaper, lloe. Plows, Scrtnea, knives, ie. August 30, IS55. " 37-u


ocr: SEA lTES TTJTTTTTT Jw Ft ) AI tff U Ws flare Removed to their Xtw Store, OPPOSITE THE DEPOT. YHEBB they will ceatlaee the Wholesale Pry Geeds and Stotioa ewsiseas as heretefore vhey nave aaw. alas. hasd a stock of Gieceelea. which they will sell at wholesale ae lew as they can be bos gat ia Cincinnati, freight added. "Fl "aCeTTmrC"rr' A T . , lad 4 April eta, tea. -


ocr: nwoy couuea ? tsar. enissioner heretofore appoina. the tirt instalment on said stock, beinc two dollar oa each share subset i bod, between thehours ol t o'clock, A. and 0viocv p XI at the t itiens Bank, on Wednesda-r. DA.K OF THE STATE OF I. Dl A !V A. 'HE snbscribers to tha Capital Stock of tfce Rank of thnSrate of laJisna. in the Branch at Richmond the tih t'av of Oi tober. 1S65, sad oa ThursJav. the h of October. I53 between the hours of lOo clotk A. AI. and 2 o'clock 1. M.. there will be aa election at te same place tor tne eleticu et nve Directors oa the part cl the stockholder ef said Branch. J. T. ELLIOTT, v". "nrV Af.,,'.' j. 1. DEKREFS,' Commissiooers


ocr: W L. OH&, fermsrlF of some of the principal Oalterie a of St. Louis. Mo., aad lately ef Un MeuepsUiu Da jraerriaa Saloon. Indianapulis. has taken the above where he can always be foand, ready and willing to one of his superior styleof Darnerreotypes. The of the ciaisena ef Richmond and vicinity is respectfully so licited. Rooms corner Main and Pearl streets, ever Ham store. - . , , . Sepaembar 27. laii. -V. 57 Main street. RkArnond, AT his old stand dealer in fine Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, die. hits iost receive iimlam nl!!;.. .i.:.i..i. his line. A very superior article er Hunter's Watches, suit able for railroad purposes. - Other Watches of every variety and description; Clocks of every description: Jewelry, fine, fancy and plain; ailver Ware. a fine assortment; Cutlery, of the best quality : Spectacles of every variety. I would call especial attention toy Brazilian Stone Peb ble Glasses, having just received a new lot. ,;


ocr: 4III4 M-W.r. 4ICK. HIGDON, RYLAND oV; CO., ( 'oh.TT.hiti, l iiirinnati We ar row minifai-'tirirnr I ' i ' TTi 1 Pl'dt. HaV. II Srof U t-r Coil r Uht ni I'Uttcr.n Srilei vi all hi1;.; also, ljiutrit and Hank TSlaaiilayifc'ra'S' ' 3 I Oth iifaill. CtiUnTt1! i-i xr.. which wt; wirrdnr (-f siijti- or w oi Winti-!ij i rn 3 tr u ! Wi call piuticu- lr attt-ntion to cur Ir -n l.-vr Hiv an.l Su-ck calea. Ail . uiTttnti'.iit at ion! prcntipify at tt ncii to. O t!,-T 1 i Ixi H tf


ocr: FURNITURE Starr i!alJ,Q Main Street, RICHMOND. The uiilcrj':Eed rrtfu"-1- infuriiiS th iablic tli-t he has Ufd up hiscitessiTt r.-oia wiiha rrtit variety of FURNITURE, Of the lAtcst stjiej, aiiJ es&Cs Of the Best Katerials! He it coa-Ai.t-y receiving frw ths city a ti Lis stock. w ..i Si.ra.ih to or- can be Lai in the I n te J States an J WARRANTS his wjrrf to I.e as go-jd a i: -i'-i hi i.r teru- ;iie:' esiatlibiLiet in as any 'it the We;. H- Las fist -: i' cii Land Eie.sk TABLES, Centre T:iblc. Bureaus. Bedsteads, Extraordinary Disclosure! f. T .3 an admitt-1 fa -s thtt tlu a!l:e.l armies in t'f rrimea -Dint r e hifpel or t'ie Kjss atrs conquere 1 Which ver ay ij. -.v-j ara tiir.ii. to sy tiiat the fr.c;: 'ty rei-,t:uL5 H'nrcii-.:2.t l ent..:, jj and the !uM:r. aro at. a; ;0 t e ren u?rc 1 mrein lissolu'-.ie. an 1 to e'Te. t that des.rjt.le en.!, we are m- t,Xtt.r.g a ;;4-c a..l sell selected stuck cf Staple aci fane x.-sr GOOBS, s .f as the Tt; ct, A i:o:jJ j the ! e3;, AtJ r:c-t ai t.'u i;eitvst, v"c c-u ! .-v-. e l a ti; At prices s 3 I . Aa i is irtL-ic-t $j irreit. Cnurf.'isss"3..i ucctu sho v, l-.v an;!;:.,: i: t?ie M.i'e. ! t!:y thi! ii'ift a ila s vvH. ; will s-y t.t Otir frlcaJs aui caalous. concer.it: ;1, '.ve fctl frit f.il fr pas; ptr-r.ag, u piroaal attest:-: n , . c..s1v..-.ts, merit a cj. t!ie s xu. - Okt s.-- k :s 'liro as I.irje as uauiil. cur in Nrv York an 5 Ii-.la i:, 'iii. at vcr a, anj all r..i ho;.- l y ..-.uai.ee .jf W'a t-ouehl lc.F r rices. .1 a.e 1 p;i sa ;!".el W.l: -i.ill Our stcc" of zuL'.i, less thun N.-r kwvk is- jacaics' CarOOQS larg-', eiracn.: prcat ar;eiy cf Ptyi, i, lali y aad price, k a;:l lieura : !ae iaree stcck and ii'ie- ; r.or Hua!:ty ; j-UM. strife 1 an ! i la: a f,;r rics, t'hallis. ! lleje, 31aicana, i I.atvni, H;-:.iliantine. ijingiiams, Pr:i.t :: Tissues. Ile itis, Ie i fjii. Crtipe, IfrL.cli.i, i.ereije, an t iit. jr. r.-iawis; jaonel ar.a l.ace Collars, ' l"ti1ertleevei, '.'ii.-uii-- u.. Lace an. I Klouncir: Cap Gji.di; ' Swiss. In ha. Ituuk. Uoxinot and Barrel M.i,l Muslins un 1 Jaconet; Hi.j' ons, TrUuiu.t.ii, silk Lace aud fringes, Veils auJ Jutie ! Silk Net. HOSIERY. A very lrgj stock of Hose an 1 half ll jse, frosaC c up to To -. We keep the test iU.lity kept in this market, ami the cheapest cotton. Lisle tit read. Silk, Linen, Kid ami Kii Qaisiie.i Gloves, frumti'c u;i to 75c. F cottoii, aicr.ao and silk la-ier suirts anj La ties' X'ests . Iionnt'ii. A bir.-e assortment of the '-latest :yle." of Bonnets, II at a I Misses and cliib!rctis rials, aivl infmi's fancy Hats, men I and boy's 1'atiam.i. Meaticac, Mandarin, Le-.'horn, Rat'and , Hraid, Paim-leaf, Silk and neir stvie soft rur aad Fancy J Hats. IT 'i;J5NTI,KMEN'S GOOIiS. A line assortment of Cloths, aacy and lilack i'reneh Oassinieres aud Deeskins, I Cashoierett. Satinet, Linea and Nankeen Pant etuSf; Cotton t ade, Cambleteeiis, C'roton c; jths, Cut Linens, Silk, Satin, 1 Marseilles and Velvet Vesting. . j Wide curUin Linen and Oil "shades, bleached and l rown S'lirtiny:. Mieetina and pillow case Muslins, d .aie.iic and i rreucft (tinirtianis, rianneis. white Counterpanes and woul Coverlets. Seamless Bags, Carpets, ( larh'e lot,) l a.l'rellas. Parasols, Looking Classes, Carpet Uags. Satchels, Win "o Paper, Cotton 'Varn. Carpet and Cuveriet Warp, Wickinir, Twine, Cett .u Cording, ckc. JO" Don't forget the Pet Lamb aad "Btrtfed Kails, No. ."Main streel, ilichiii'ind, Indiana. f-i OTT ck CUAWriKI. 15 tf March 30, i ' it a n L s.s a.ct.iKK. v. i:. clirk. fi.Ys.ji. iiiiOTiii:i;. M E 11 C li A N T TAILORS, "MtilllslllUlJ 111 ililllill IIIIIIMM r WARER003I. CHAIRS, Or iEVERT KISD. Lounges SOFAS, TOILET CHAIRS, SETTEES, II iir. Iliisi at.d SL-i. 1 tTTRI$E. LOOKING GLASSES An4 Picture Frocjes. of all s.xe. a-i SlVieS. of variety or xs-ricruHEsa frmeJ ta or cr. Il;s fiC:Ut:e a.e sacL that As Low as Aiiy t ii cesa oli of trsi-.a :tus niattr- xe resjec:faily :iiTi tsd to CAil und ci.au.:tie h,i stock atil 1 rice. lie wiil te litir.v .tJ 'i0 toe to arV'wh:3 a.nw c&M. H. 4). itilSHRii', RICHMOND, IND SAMUEL ROSS i SON", JBJ 1ST TIS1 i::CHM()ND, 1ND., ft t:ie C ul Vorlv.) ' : inform th; ci'-iz1:. ? i.ir.itv. that w ha ."3 ! K. hn; 1; and :t l a.:; cii 'e oa Street, op;niite tli 1 11 i .u.'. lljuJe, i .t'.l lii e v.. .:i th ; Tevh I i t::-.' T i B . ..i c-f all i hie the: tmy d.-ir our f-er- .; we refer tj t'u t iliow.n aa:n?: Kiehmonl: J. .'. r.aav, II D. ork D..1 K;:. I. D . 11.. Si.. I UILL, Use, .' 0 V. M. A. A Atkij : r. 1'rtiu f o . A. 3T reecirc l a acw r.r. 1 1-c : .'. asri :.. i t . f Lxiiv'a ta", li:-- ' : i C'-.ildrous ' . . i . .- . 1'.....:, 1'ujkiii-, Si!i...ero, i ., i" Cily tuaiiul'aetiirti. aa 1 H Uo at Nj. WKluilT i, ..'oFt iTT. .lb. .i . 4u U, .Si.-:-: s :tjerior lirwcriei i-ui.a aad Java C. :T. A'- , V Ir-ih 1 lack YouS Tc-ai- l!li.: lui:.c . .....i ral. dun v.- arra:- ic-. 1' i..- ar.j w T.i:.;;;r buuii : lie Main tr 31 :K.. : u'. Nj. io Ui 1 liT. n.i-rs. Fur ani S i r.y Ha u:i tu?n an 1 b .ya.v. A iieth A'-s siort - Lj; lorn aa i I .ton ita;:! WHIG SIT J i, cheap, i'l ITT. :.i :re. I Iry iootloi' 3itti mill I(o . ()t; No id' the iariteit stock-s of Ciotii-, Ca.s.-ii:i'r-3' eic. Italian Cloths and Suaruer V car. of every description, fre-ii fr.im the Kast, anl for iais as io -t as the lowott. s N . I d Main street. wr.itiur -k MovFirr. -I Mo. n;:'i, isio. C.irt'ts iiutl Ftit'siitsltittj VISilW supi 'y of Carpets, S raw Ma Als... Cotton and Worsted Curt.iir Ho!l a i -. Ctirtain Musiin, Mar.eU!11-. t. i'ri.its a,: I Diciitvs. 1'lea.s.- call, h -t r U Mxii itr.ct. " W llhiili". ol Mo. o 'i:,. IHt's1, Uootls. ttin.-. S,-c. A?. ., Dataask. Bun", 'uiits, Furniture bttViTi-. at No. it S:oi fi tt. VI. A IlcllC and varied a?sor!ment of very deairaNc stylo ..f lr. ss (.ioods in the ciarlte', an imtr be found at 10 .i:il. l sti ec sud for sate by WhlGHT A HOI F1TT. 3d .V


ocr: CHINA A I. I- K N fc H II O ADK S neeiivare lea!ei s, No. 59, Main Street, Richmond. Wx have recently bien ing i new in I complete btock all goojji !ouui in our line, siwtiDg of y.ieens ware, ware, t rencb Chi m. I -Swi Church, Strc nl I inuse l.zn t VKii5f Canaie.ticiis, Wa.fer., &c. Our stoct is of tht best, 1 ut we are not ft a I of boaatinj, will not ay what we eta or what we cannot da, would request all persons wanting g "od.- in onr c. It, examine and judo for themHeivej before ing elsewhere. June 7, 2o-t.


ocr: . ihe-.r almost also Premi Plow Piow These Plows both worV- but and will street 5-tf j the Pro- of ' estate present ; solvent. i 5-3t I and de in the CO. 5-tf 15ih of by Wm. 5-tf Po Mile Hi Haven, . 5 tf Session an to S tt cash of 5-tf 5-tf Valen- S. 5 tf :! 1 win ue en 4-ly Wayne in read that the of to, present Clerk. 4 if Test's 4-tf the Com court the 3d A. M., real es half of of that all Taken W. C. tt has been to their al- the which cash, they and city free to kinds of 4-tf of well of the the De and Gauzi. l.nglish va tf ev Gro such j ' 15-tf j : j ! ! j 1 and re- : to our ' fine . to coo-is can ' Cincin- 1 goods j stock j trouble j j and pat- ' black j plain, ! and ; delaine i and ; cVc . 1 ttf Fra eojcty, personal one Cultiva ot er ar to bnt will credit with ap and on 6 tt lith Cift, the Gifts eact: othrr are and a: 6 3i at tie are the ; Fad je Fern's Afri street. 5 lifllj H fl 11 i lllMllil; Have for sale three Seven Tmp T Q V n. O fl A p JET t t-zr Also, Eight FORTY-ACRE TR For which w e w ill take ! A GKEAT BARGAIN C j j PERSONS WISHI i Can have them forwarded Glen Mound, Riv ;WANTED,Two Ste ! Lands! C i All communications addressed to cither Richmond, Ind.; J. Edward Richmond, Feb. 2, 185-5. Rlsing Sun Insurance Company, OF RISING SUN, INDIANA. Incorporated 134. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL Si, 000,000! BOARD OP IM HECTORS: S. Hat'iawny, J. IA. peneer, J. V. Talbotr, V. H. l'owc'.!, R. 11. Loring. Jiu-ch C. Wells, Jno. Grace, W. T. 1'ute, J. M. Ginning, B. J. Hathaway, I. Z. ilier, Israel Luring, Samuel F. C ivinirton. S. HATHAWAY, President P. J. Hathavtav, Secretary. This Company is in orp. rated by the I.nws of Indiana, and confines' its busin. ?. to the Stiitecf Indiana exclusively. Ertruet frum the I 'ixirlt r. Th real and personal estate, business, property, funds and concerns of said Corporation, and the administration of i'-j iiffuir. hll be under the man aemer.t and control i f a Board of I'ire.-tors, who shall be stockholders and resid"nts n itli:u this State, and eitiiens of the I'nited Statts." fire and Inland Navigation rik? tken at equitable rates of premium, by WM. BLAXCHAKO, Airer.t. December i'2, l3l. 1-Sui Oxford Female College. TIIK first ses-ion of this new Iastitutiou will open on Thursday, the 11th day of January, tinder the Superin tendent of Kef. Ir Siott. aided by the sain a excellent corps of Assistant Teacher? with whom lie ha- so successfuily condueted the Oifokd 1'tMiLr IssTITfTP. The term? tf tuition. A;., will be the same as in the for mer Institution, viz: Primary department $14 per annum. A a lemical " lid " Collcifiatu year, 80 " ..ium", .vitu use m innnimcnt French, Drawin and other extras, at a reasonable addi tional expense . Hoard and lodging in the family of the principal at $2 55 per week. Fuel, light. A-., at cost. Whole eTien"e. per annum, exclusive of musi and other extra. 1 1 including the same, $17j. Spa -i uj aud elegant public buildings, f .rthe accommoda tion of the school, are. in the course of erection. When these are completed, the expenses will ba considerably re duced. In the ni'Hntim-, suitalde and convenient rooms have be. -n obtained for the occupancy of the School till the new public buildings are completed. January 5, IS jl. 3-tf IWoiiw'j- Hunted. rpHADDEL'S WRKJIIT hereby respectfully insinustea I to all persons indebte i to him that ho is reaUy needing .V'iNejf. and hopes that at Ieust all whose accounts have been running through thj year, will call ani settle by the 1st of nixt month. Docornl.er I . 1-34 52"tf New Arrangement JAMKH JOHNSON respectfully informs his customers that he s!iall ct ntinue the Grocery business at the old stand, corner of Main and Marion streets, where he will keep constantly on hand a choice stock of Family Groceries, of all kinds, for sale chap. Alio, White a at Family Flour, warranted; Corn Meal made at Benjamin Pickett's mill, which is too well known to need comment. JAMKS JOHNSON. 1st month, 12th, 1-55. 4-tf - i riusical JUST received, a new lot of Music. Call and see it. Also Kuth Hall; Ida May: Life of Barnum, and other !ate work, at BCKBANK & BRO'S, No, 4 Main street. January 12, 1S35. 4 tf Htoni ( Oiil. superior qi:i!;tv West.rn Coal, for sale by CAIN" Ac MALSBV. lit c;outh, 1-th. lroi. 4-tf Vouliioheuy Coal. 2 IHMli!!'!HKls real Youi:!i:o?heny Coal at reduced w m r prices, by CAIN & MALsBY. 1st month. 10th, 1-5 4 tf Iiry I'ine ami I'oplar Lumber. Il"?T rcceivei a lot of Clear Pine. On hand. 1st and J Common Pine; 30.0U) feet seasoned Poplar, all thicknesses; Fin.-Tii.jr. pine and poplar, ou hand CAIN Sc MALSBY. 1 st mouth, 1-53. 4 tf J. B. JULtA", r- "-"TO', Centfrctlie, Richmond , Jl LI A x a n i; N TO X , j9TTOR-KYS .. COtWSKLLORS jiT LA ?f , Richmond lndiaa. o-Xee in the Vi-jru a Building March 10. 1?,4. p-t Dwriliii&r IIouc in Wet Kirhmoml. rpl!E under. sued ofTer-- f -r sale his driiD house in West A Richai'iad. I; is pi'MiiUit.j si.u-.ted one ury frame, three ro n;s, g"od water, an ! ?-ther coriTe:;ei'ies. There is one fourth acrecf land, and another fourth adjoining, which can be had. It will be sold on fair term, and any cue wishing sach property cannot do better. Call ar 1 sse it. ISAAC DOVE. October 6, iro4. 42-im A UT1 Fl CH l7 XEETtiT DRS. DUNCAN & CAMERON, Dentists, -Vo. 156 Writ Sixth trrtt,lttwten Rnr and Elm, Cincinnati. This OtBce. under the management of it present proprietors, has been increasing in repu'a'icn tor superior oseratir.ni in th. Artificial depar".ments of Oentistrv for th. last ten ye.rs, and no expense or eSbrt shall be wanting to give satisfaction to ail who may favor it with their patronage. Th? snbscribers wotilj call attention to the foilowinz essential poin-s pertaining to Artiticial Teeth, wiz: Beau ; ty and naturalness of appearance, quality ani strength of the materials, comfort to the wearer, and usefulness in ; restoring the natural appearance of the teeth and ability to rnasticate. in a:! of waich they are warranted in saying they are exceeded by none, and equaled by few- "teeth Inserted from one to a f:l et. with Artificial Gums. Full and half seta invariably inserted by suction. All operations la Dentistry performed ia the most thorough manner. Terms Considering th, superior character of the work and the guarantee given, they are the momt reasonable ia the West Two Teeth or more on Gold 1 lte. 3 per tooth. Two Teeti or more on Silver Plate, $ J per t5th. The mon?y refunded if the Teeth da not prove satisfac tory. lor the information ofthose living at a distance, we would state thit our facilities re .j'-h that wa ran make in the finest style a !n;i set of Tl'.Eni in from 21 to 4V hours, and ail smsii pice ia proportion, ,o that no de teatioa seed be spp rahended. J. G. CiMKROX. X. 15o S.xth st., bet Hace and Lds, Cincinnati. December l"i-l. 1-ly I'ouieroy lEoIling ?Iill Iron. rioxTcrfsi .aa.ci Axes. VFULL .a;at ev-cstan:- for stale I t L. F. PtlTTEK. V i Front street, between XUin as J Tcraore. Cincinnati. vvercbr 17, 'iri. ' 6-ly Jat Receid. a f.is lot of Wall Papers, with border, to natch. AIjc, Fire S?reea and W"n.lc,w Paper in rreat arie. v. rv ;fcv i i r., aiktv 1 -1 A W. ulie Coal, sale by "ar. t. "deswis. Jacuarr 1.. 1" J. thousand two liuutlretl rovea VLY; TO: A l P W n the Counties of Stark, Jasper, and Pulaski:! for sale to men who want Lands to make homes of &CTS and Ten EIGHTY-ACRE TRACTS OF LAliTJ; in payment one-third Cash, and the balance in makinsr Sod Fenct4. A A" BE BOUGHT IN THE DRUG & BOOK STORE, Formerly owned bv YV. T. Mendenhall. IS CRANBERRY VINES TO RE-SET, by express to any part of the State, by sending their onlers to 3 x Post Office, Stevxrlx. County, Indiana. am Saw Mills! Six Dry-Good Stores! Wild iy Property! Improved Farms! i f the following places will receive prompt attention: "Blrbank & Brother, uRR.ixK. Centreville, Ind.; John xV. Rlrhank, River Post Office, Stark Co., Ind. 7 lw ; Roll Up with Your Stock Money. j "MMIE undersigned takes pleasure in hiformingthe citizens of ( m. Richmond, and the balance of mankind, that he has era j ployed Mr. Ttxin, a gentleman of mntiy years experience in , the Pagaerreiau business, to operate in his Gallery, over Jason j Ham's store, corner Main and Pearl streets. ! Those who wish to obtain perfect likenesses of themselves e t eeuted in the highest perfection of the laruerre":an art, can be accommodated by giving httn a call. He is fully prepared with the most approved apparatus and . chemicals, to execute his work in the most artistic and satisfac - tory manner, and would respectfully inviteall who wish "to see ' themselves as others see them," to ne him a call. Patronage S at the pleasure of visitors. !0n board that ilbfnted vessel, the San Francisco, was a da iruerreotype. It sunk with the vessel its ow ner was saved, and with the warmest am ety oifered a reward of four thousand dot lars for the recovery, era duplicate of that single impression. ( This fact is worthy of the consideration of those who are defer rintt till a more convenient season to o! tain their likenesses Miniatures taken as well i'i cloudy as in clear weather, and warranted to p.ue satisfaction. H. V . MKNDKNHAl.l.. January 5, lroo. 3-tf Fresli Family roaerie. II. GIT1IENS, has just received a larce addition to Ids former well selected stock of S' i-kriur Family Gko e I aits. He purchases the best article the markets afford, and those who wish articles of extra quality can always lind tLcm at : his store. Call and examine for yourselves, j Jnue C3, Cinriunati anl Ft. Wayne I Call road o 'OTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Notice is hereby piren to the stockholders of the Cincinnati and Fort Wayne Rail ; road Company, that an electit-n for nine directors to serve for the ensui ng year, will be held at Wiu Chester. Handolph c-ut Indiana, on Wetlnesday. February-. 1-35. at 4 o'clock, P.M., vf that day. By order of the Beard of 1 rt ctors. PKTKP-P. BAILEY, President ! Jannary la.lo. 4-u. siiEitirr's s.itc. BV virtue of a decree aud ex-cmion to roe directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, I will expose at public sal. at the ! Court housedoor in Centreville. Wn e county. Indiana, on the j 17th day of February, I5."i, i.et.veeu the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and 4 o'clock, P M. on said any, the following described real ! ! estate, to wit: The north-west quarter of section five, township ! fifteen, rauge fourteen, containing o:ie hundred and fifty six j acres, more or less, all situate 1 in said county of Wayne and 1 , State of Indiana. Taken as the property of Joel Kppcrly.to satisfy said decree and execution in favor oi Frederick Kramer : j JOHN C. PAGE, Sheriff W. C. January So, lew. ,815(1 6tt I sv.-ra iii;ko, I Attorney anil lonnaellor at I.nt , AND NOTARY PUBLIC, CONNERS VILLE, FAYETTE COUNTY, IND. REFERES! as: j Taylor & Paulding. Abbott, Johnes Sr Co . Philadelphia: Tv i ler Iiavidsou 6t Co.. Tweed ck An lr--W9. Cincinnati; IV. W. Frybarger V Co Cuunersv ille. I January 26, lfiS. C tf Cincinnati, Eaton and Itichmoml RAILWAY! ' "Winter AxTiisomoiit. C"iOl.MENCIMJ on Monday. Iiecember lltb. Itii4, between j Richmond, Cincinnati, and all inteamediate point. raasLHuaa trains. t Leave Richmond 6.50 A. M . 9.'ij 3.10 P.M. and arr' . e at Cincinnati at 10 A M li M. C 1. M. ! RATrRTI:o ' Leave Cincinnati. 6 A.M., and arrive at Richmond P. 45 A. M. " " 2.15 P. M. " " 5.10 P. M j " " j.'JU 1'. H. " ( 35 P. M. ! Tbe fi.50 A. M. train from Richmond, and the 5.20 P. M. train from Cincinnati will stop at all r.rular stations, and at the I Valley House and Ricluuoiul pike on regular notice All other : trains will stop at regular stations only. ; - 1- M. .Mt.'iilluVV, ,Suirintendeiit December 15, 1-54. ij tf lisolution oi V;trtnerliip. ; riii. copartnership heretoforo existing between tbe ; a undersigned luring expired by limitation, the business ; of the firm will hereafter be continued by Joseph W. I Blarhley and John A Simpson, who are alcne authorized ' to collect the debt and settle up the Hairs of the concern. JOSEPH VV. HLACHLF.Y. JOHN A SIIIPSO.V. DAVID K F.ST1., Jr. Cincinnati, Dec. 9. 1S54. Ji-Tt cLOTiiirr-: c loi iiix;: fpflE indersigned take reat ploure in informing their 1 numerous acquaintan' os an 1 the puVIic generally that : they hive just received, in tho Tt?lgraph building, a large stock of Clothing, con-iiting ofevery variety of seasonable l2iid-.n:.Ie lothing: Cloths. Cassimeres, Vesting and ivntJenien' Furnishing . Goods, ail of which will bo sold as low as cast be sold by j any bouse west of the Mountains. Purchasers are re- speclfuily invited to call and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere. i O Having employed Johv IT Scott, we are prepared to cut and fit our castomer in a style not surpassed by ; any Clothing establishment h re or elsewhere t it ir.riTTrireu a. r-ra t.. - i . ... a ta . ' ' Richmond, Sov'r 10. 1S64. Uemoval BACK. A.iAIM ISTF.LL ci MENKA have removed their Coot and Shoe Ptorc to their new four-story building oo Main St.. and are pre . pared to accommodate their customers and the public generally. with an assortment of a good Boot and hoe as can im fousd : in the city; and as they are wording men themselves, they are : ccai lei to seil as cheap, at least, a the rheai est. and perhaps i a little below them Call and exan.ice for yoarselves. Richmond. Oct. th 1-54. 41-tf Family Ciroceriei, Fresh and .ood. C10FKEE, Sugar, MoTsss, Loaf sod Crushed Sugars, 'just received sad for sale bv I".. M. CO0X A feON. I Jc.lv 20. 1854. 31-tl Common Ware. E DGF.D C C. and Painted U are: C. C and Common Tea. , pint, i pint, quart ad pint common Tumblers: Pint and quart 1 lasks. for sale bv O ALDRICH, 151 Main street, bet. Fourth and Fifth, Cincinnati. May 5, 154. 2-tf A RARE CHANCE. 40aew Carriage a iid Buggies for Sale. FORTY new Carriages and Buggys, of the best workmanship, for sale by the subscriber, at tbe Car riage Shop on the east eni of Msia street Thoe wish' . ing to purchase would do well to calL M PARRY. Richmond fith month, 23, 15 54. 14tf- Pe rf as e ry . Toilet iap, Ac. -4 Urge and well elected Sfwtmnt for sale y 9th mo. 15. 154 PL CM MER, "STTLSO" V CO. ai. i . mm . thrs.A full variety at PLCSSMER. sVILS'J & CO.'S a 3tf Xalxa.-tox's Depot. THOMAS NEWBY. i tf osssve, Ssra an4 Ornamrattil, laaty, "rec i native aasd Kaalroiasl Cssr faMir: .lsaM M at as r-r: l.lazrr: Isaailwtwr f Hasii saasl "Iarllest XirP faiata and Glass always oa band at the lowest cash pri ces- aaixca rsiou iot . un- Jytaop u Pearl sweet, swth ef Hain, aver T. 34. Teng, "Hera. Oft acres of choice L.APS: conUiinin from JO to 3fSO Acres! the: TKW YORK DRY GOODS ST0HE. 3 we are determined to close out our Winter OooJs. w nave uiarkrd our stock fully 3u per cent, less than regular price . Mr e are selling fine dark Vrinls at tSc. 50doa linen caniirc Handkerchiefs, lie. worth 25c. SO " Needle wor'.e.l Collars, 10c. " Ific- o Ladies' French Caps. i!5c., cheap at 50c Itoy'sLlaca Italian Cravats, Ui. Iemasnes, Merinos marked 40c. Men rich Satin Scarfs, 33c, worth tl. Kich plaid Cotiurgs. .'.'c. IVI.aines. all kin.li. from 10c. np. Children" French tuncliains. ltlack liiks, a lare assortment DOMESTIC GOODS. Tickings. Flannels, Linsevs, .'Jean. Satinetts. Casslmere Rlfinkets. Checks, bleached and orown Shirtinis, gheatincs, plt- low case Mushus; cloth Table Covers: bleached and brown linen j Table cloths, hickory'Shirlins:, tneu'a lamb' wool Shirts; fins White Shirts, Mack Silk Cravats, rich embroidered col'd do, ; Gents linen lldfs, tilovcs. Halt Hose. To our stock of ; Shawls We invite particular attention, ft 4 all wool Brocha Shawl. ! ! 50; thee :ol were sold for $12. Bay State Lons: Shawl. Sli H; lorl's black ec.li'd cloth Shawl. 1 65, 16 4 Plaid l.ouff ! Shawls, S3, cheap at 5, a few Brocha Long shawls, the finest i goods imported. ! LADIES FURS. A few set yet on hands, which we have marked at $7; thrso poods are usually fold at $12. Children's Victonnes, 75c, cheap at? I 5": I-adies" Fur Culls, Ode., a bargain. W e invite all persons in want cf Dry Goods, to come and ex amine our t.oods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. R. JACKSON. New York lry Goods Store, Main street. Opposite the People's Bank, under gtaxr's Uall. January 1'2. 4-tf . IS. MPl'EXCOTrs roarh Manafartory and Repository. Xvrtleast corner of Main and Franklin streets, RICH NONO, IN DIANA, JBJjff K!. Wiini ho has constantly for sale a gen L5zl?t er' S1,"r,m,"n' of Carriage of the most fash v7"" "vi fintbla (ttie. and finished workmanship, such a Cuaches, Chariotera, Sulkitt, York C'lrryWis one Trottinj H'ujoin, built of the bet materials, and bv the most competent workmen, under the immedi ate superintendence of the proprietor. Orders for Carriage to any amount, executed witn ueapatcn. KichmonJ, uocemDer ia, i- i E2-tf Great Eclipse of 1854. Messrs. HUNT ck Kl'TTER. proprietors of th. 1C C II Jl O IW I DEPOT idlLLS, IORMF.KLY Newman', announce to the cittaena of Rich- mond and vicinity, that they are prepared to famish any amountofNo. 1 , Family Flock, at the lowest market price. All oRDras for our Flour left at T. N. Young's Provision House, will receive prompt attention, and Flour conveyed bj "Express toanf party of tlie City free of chare. :-sr W II KAT.J They will pay the highest market price for TTITBAT delivered at their Mill. Fanners would do well to give them a call befor, selling elsewhere. ill NT at KLTTKK. Richmond, June 9Hh, 1;54. avooicn Yarn. " St a 4 CL'TS lust received and for sale be WW THAUUFUS WRIOIIT. December IS. I54 5i tf City Shoe Store. I have just received from Xew York and Cincinnati, an extensive and superior stock of I-adies', Mispuwand Children's Shoes, consist- ng of French Kid, Enameled, bronxe ami tan colorcl Buskins and Slipp'-r, Jenny Lind iaitors for La , die. Misses and children. Fine boots and Shoes for men ' and boy, sui h as calf, g-oat, enameled, patent leather, and i cloth Congress ."--hoes and Slippers. , Hats of various styles Silk, 1'ananvs, IV.m I af and Mar- i.ailio. latent tyle and ibH beautiful finish. 1 ma manufacturing ail of the most fashionable kinds of ; Boots and Shoes to ordor, of the best materials and work i man-hip, having in my emiJiiy the best of workmen. I feel ' confident fmtn the txperienee I have had in business, that : my work will compare favorably with any in the West. Thankful for past patronage, 1 respectfully solicit a cntinu : an-e . f it. JOB UORTO.V I Uichmond, Sept. 29, ljt. 4l-tf LEW. ffiTT. 1S.lI n... a. raawroan. SCOTT & CRAWFORD, No. 8 Main Mrret, Richmond, Indiana, STRIPED PUMP AND STRIPED BALL, Ladies' Grotods 5fS3 jcj. -jti JX a- 3. is i IIiilw and stpwT Boots nnd Mi . Sr"t"DRIES I'mbrellas; Carpet Bars; Patchels; Window Pa per and Oil ghades: Locking lis; i2neetis and (ilassware. Trunks, etc Also, a general stock of GROCERIES, as low as the lowest. CtROCERll.S i" received by Itiareh A fresh suppry of FantilT Groceries just E. M. C OOK, No. 7 Main street. INDIANA STOCK MONEV! "17HEREA5. we have at present to stand a shsve of If 10 per cent, on State Stock paper, aad as w, prefer ear customers to have tbe benefit of this rather than bank ers or brokers, we wiil for the present allow all purcha . sers 10 per cent, premium for all par funds. The under signed hating th utmost confidence that the most of th paper of our tree Hanks will be ultimately good, will for : the present take the paper of all the S I OCK B ANKS that i ire not broken, and will ceil his Goods for sach paper, last , than they can bo bought lor Gold in the citv of Richmond. R. JACKSON, i New York Dry Goods Store, vader Starr Hall, ! opposite the People's Bank . December 29. I S5 1 2-tf The Stock of the SeatonT JASON HAM, C1 RATEFCL for the very liberal patronage which has kercso f tort ben eaten 'ted to him, return his sincere thanks te I" many frieads and patrons for their saiport. He wooJ4 a's in form his old customers and thh public that be has jast i decidedly the largest ar.d best stock of Goods he has ever brought t to this tnarket, and waM U ml fmttt that " "e ; will give the asil deudt rfi to all vas saay favor aim ! with a call. His assortment is very gsoeral. aad consists of Cloths, Casksimeres. aatuaetts and ais wvery variety of Soshis for re-oiaceo's wear, of the latest style. His stock e f I,adteV Urea od, ! CcasisMof Sifts, 1 ras. Bereges and Bereg, DeLainea, Olnf-bai.s.Prin-a.dtc. ""JffisCOODS Ksabrace a very seat variety, te vsirk be Invite epeeial attest tiau. Ia the lis. of Fancy Trimming,. Notions, dkc. a aa, a general assortment. Ills stack ef STRAW GOODS. Btm and a km, is also worthy of special attention. Ia abort, he Han 1 1 e bimsour that he ha "ts stec 1A asessa," aad lavisea every oody to call and examine tor themseives- J3 ail kind, of Cn try Produce purcaased at the aigbewt market price. FLAXSEED. R has a larre ameunt of sTarte aa4 Bresra riaxseed to loan to farmers est coc tract 's OO.. At the proper season, the andersigsod will be la th, market for the pore has. of Wool, for Which he will pay tbe high est possible price. , ,ia aaa. 11,1. - ? IrfVS 14. 16 tf Hom.se SpMtiamic. FLAT. Valley and Hanging Sutter. Conducting pipes) and Heads, etc.. made aad Bsst op bosh 1st aowsi aad steaassy. at all times, aad warranted at lew cgurw for cash.- Shop aear tha HawtiagtoB Hoaoe- iiriTge r i jpiiwwu.


ocr: OHIO SC4LE HOURS. RIGDOX, RYLAXD4 CO., j ZO Vine street, bet ween Front snd ! 1 1 V - Colusnbis, Cinein"t- Wo are now j A fi manufacturing Kailroad 1'ppot. Hay, ; l Stork or Coal F loor and Platform Scelee p of all aizos; also. Pruggit snd Bank 4psjgaaaScalea. Brass snd Iron Beams. Counter ; "SesW5CBIe)(t 8tc, which we wsrrant of superi- i i7T workmanship snd msferisls Wo would call particu. lar attention to cur Iron Lever Hay and Stock Scales All communications promptly attended to. October 13, 1H64 4i tf


ocr: s- r- r . I 1 T bis old stand dealer in fine Watchv. Clocks, Jewelry, tt.tic., has just rn'f vl asery lar aiMiuon of .nicies in sitne. A very s'ti-mor article of Hunter's M atches, suit- bis line. A very s'li-rnor article of Hunter's Watches, suit able f'-r railroad pur; :J9A. V.her W atcljs of t'trj Vir'ttj aud description; Clocks of every deivrll tioti : Jewelry. ue, fanc an-1 itain; Silver Ware, a Bos assortm ent ; , Cutlery , of the l-est nuality : Sjfctacles of every variety. I would call especial attention to my Braailian Stone Peb ble 0 lasses, has nig iut received a new tot. - Kt-oairio -i dene with neatiees ahl desiatch Thankful for imtt favorsainconom. I hope Is merit a inana eeof the ame. H. it. lUChlNMJN. r j. . s ., I X aA


ocr: xtw picKiiysoiy, .Yb. 57 Main street, liichmon l AT hit old tDd dealer in fint Hatches, Clocks. Jewelry, dec, h just received a very iargre adtiiciua ef article tu his lice. A Terr superior article of Hunter' Watches, tail aula for railroad purvoe. Other H atche f erery variety and description ; Clocks of erery description: Jewelry . fine, fancy aud plain; Silver Ware, a fine aortmeot; Cutlery, of the bent quality: ?pctciei of erery variety. I would call especial attention to my Brazilian atome Pb t le Uia, harinjr jutt rtrceived a new lot. !T ' Kepatrsng done with neatiieie iu1 despatch Thar.kful for past fa r or and custom. I hope to mirit a con tinuanceof the tame. K. ij ifICKlJ- Kichmond. Septeniter 27. IPSa. 4 1 tf


ocr: .Vo. 57 Main street, Richmond, T his old stand dealer in fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, me.. Las just received arery large addition of articles in his line. A ery superior article of Ujnter' Watche. suit able for railroad purpose. Other Watches of every variety and description ; Clocks of every description; Jewelry . fine, fancy and plain; Silver Ware, a fine assortment; Cutlery. of the best quality: Spectacles of every variety. I would call especial attention to my Braiilian Stone Feb ble Glasses, haviag just received a new lot. ir-f Repairing don with neatness and despatch Thankful for past favors and custom. I hope to merit a eon the same. R- B lilCKIVSON.


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ocr: "Oet Ihe He**." W A 8 H I N O T 0 N. New Edition?Ju?t Pub kabwA THE i.li K OF wasminoton. By Jakgi IPABbt I VoL, UbtO. | For lale by all Hi- ke? ler* and Kaaaj Ag*nta. Single aaal**aa tawaMV po* ? kd *a taatljt *f pric*. MILLER. "It los A Ml LLIOAN. Pabii-bera. No. ? New York, and No It/7 t> ,e??v ,t , A .h'ra.

place_of_publication: New-York [N.Y.]

publisher: Greeley & McElrath


ocr: /ornitnre. PARK IN O TO e CM AMP., K PURNITL'SE. - Honteleepert ib want of tb-.a Ire tt.d ta*tiou?Me i ty I- of Pon.ita'? anil bnd a food ae aaitairi.t at tb* Manufactory. Noe 4* and 18 Wowv*'-*t, 0~0~K I N G GLASSES im PICTIRE PBAM? I MANUPACT01T. Nee 64 <n ?H and Tl P<.r.r'b mX H.H. _Bv SAMl'EL J. SltlLER _ H.K.MTI RK?D-akfTChaira, Sa-t lee*. Bn.kc-.a-a ?'irlN?i S.etea. Ae , -ntoofectured end for tele et ti e oid efeiliehmer.t, No 24 Orot-et. S-* York Orden e?i>t to tt,y ptrr of th- ?arid R PATO.V. N. B ? Cireoler? fmwaided on ?spHrt-toa at above.


ocr: IIA KT. Noi. 4 and f? BUBBLING ?Her, for Hi< the fuliowm* METALS. Jf n Alike Oeveraair Dt tun Tie SM Kitt? fttrMt* T b Mcrh? brande. sab >liw Fewlkah T1b. in laiall block*. | S)< K-tiu.n T.ti <a bari 3Bt ,.?. Otrti an **d BpaaUb Lead 1' -mIi'ni . .? ? ? Rege oa of Antimony. I.?' !&? ?i -i riiet t or Behh'tt Metel s* 9>* c.-i. aBadtn Meteiic h ??? '?p? prime qua ity Siletiaa Spalter. PIG IKON?Hnridred tum No. Otntberrte, Li c *0 tnoa mtied aaxabar* beat Pi? Iroa. ?tor* ?ad i.niii i fee evle by SPPEEO10. TILf ftOt dt Co.. WC. ?b Breed wey Lb STATES RIFLES.?Tbe cfler lot tele SM) U S. RIPLE? ef their own tore. E REMIVoron ASONS llinn H*rbitn*r Conti, N. T.


ocr: CntlrrTi on? tSar?mate. PISTOLS of all size*, aiogle and dou hie Ours. Pis'ole and Kevolveta b w.c Kuivee. dho' Neye eod Powder Platte. Gun Lo. kt aed pane of Lock?, and all lind? of Bruche tut |.u-?i,i:Iii. Raj it.* at the kiweet pice er d oa itasonel.'e te-oie. A liberal Ur n' made t* tkel.eda _A W hPlEs A OtK So Hl Maiden Laaw l?rif*t and most i-om plet* awortauent of llardws's. ?atlory, Edf* T*ol(, tts., 1 eefabliehtueel eui'ej to the city and coaa CltaS s LIPTLe-S N - 3> aad ^4 k'attoa-et.


ocr: FRANCE* CLOSING OF" TH K BXPOSIT^oH. The formal cioaiag of the tape .itioa and the by the Esaperar, of de-orauona ead aaiadgad to the eahibttarS) took place aa the 15. b ef New. 9 anjre th-jriMad ex


ocr: fine -Kxls. O U P I L A Co., No. 3bb BROADWAY, NEW-YORK. Call tbe attention of the public aa well ae the trade and Serxu Bariee,to ibeir varied aeeortment of PRINT* and ARTISTS' MATERIALS. Also, Prist?*n4Maicn*lefurOagciAJf ai?T .??? **? pottichomaaia.


ocr: fnvs. ?HAHLEY, No. 34 John-it.. ont> door (rum Naitan-nt., baa FIN-F. FI R MANTIT LA"-, of ditT-rio' iliea, that c.?* bo acre tbin t pool Cloak made from choice , ?ABLE. MINK, FITCH, STONE MARTEN AND E1MINE. A'ao. PELERINFB, VICTORINES, At, at '? fiom aane Fort. AU er i''et werrtn'od. Reuiember, No. 34 John tt., one


ocr: E HOPE If I L L d , DR10 hlllaL ta.d BaNP PAPER DtPUT, V - rt ? kTieii rt.. N T. COFFEE and 8fICE DEPARTMENT. No. '1 Fn l too-at, N T. OAV? Nr, ;ea ?rpj,.^ pi V s.. e Ma- i.'w tu em f FIiARMai Bl tk \l FBAff POVIMiv.hs. Coanirv mercl ao'e auppo.. I - '?raJ ?or-ma. /a-tcry .Na*. SP.n.aoJ^ B ad eon at. JeveeyCtry. N. J.


ocr: I A D i L .s F A N (' Y E L' r b . BArKt'S OSBORNF A Ca A) tnrl AS Mard-n-ane. offer at W>(OLESALB or RE? i eiioneite t ? ? . i ? of FOhRIGN and pOMIOTIC FT RS aad BKINS, mnte t e a't-utte.B'otjaiebaeera n thetr atnek , f Mant'l lae. Cepea, A'trtorttea, M ifft Ac. which bate been maaofae to enpa.loi tatle.a-d arter the neat un. .nd FOR CITY BETA Il TR A '>E.


ocr: 3n3trndion. ACADEMT i .;ibisa BTObl.Nre oa,,t.<l1,^f,l?1 u*ml _A J S K i',t\ UK Pr- c? a. : P- n . coll EOi ATE in m?^H\mumM^ ?" WlM " < ? AKK A PAVN >, ) rr|? _ , BMD ...ace Jet, Ii Ptr?.? deaun*' _: , 1 2.3 ?'- c?a tawoeatbaad wa.1 d.-. -,. m.J^^i >? " ? ? PerTafllLfattaatloB plra., ^ae* t*.ie toauu tbeea. _ _?_-ACr.Qaya-j J ^'.-j,, rL - R LADIES-I -.-- - :l?a. r.hrr rr.>CUul|. aQ eoBDcee to :be 'ad r? tf New Tork. end >ta -? - ? ' ,v,., hi* DRAWING and PAlNTINO ACAEEaTt MhSS day. a* well fo* '.adie*' ciatra-a e* prirat* le>eo-a i, ?W-At-., Ii?** laeaVaclioa la every hranck of DBtWINU aad PaiagV INO. PlaaM cel.' for out . a. \aJ eueair* rawsdara .u.1 N. I- ti . .a. r?.i < ?i!l"lni


ocr: tVattT-CttTk*. W\E. Wl ->l LH0LF1 ' VV'ATlaS CUKK, .1 " Rra.t;. bor,, Venn..er. ?rlu^b hr? been in ?e reafil t'ti". ratlin Aar MB 9?aM k--n* otN*a for in- r*aj***t?m of 'nvaPd* aaitbaai e??r ?laa*k?* It lo-ira'-o ha i he (weae., par em* maa ?rire;ne.; I.av- l.e 11 . .1 ? ? i men' i ??' l'l?t a tk H ? ropatj tad k ?-?- > r-r , 'ie Sare.lwh ?a> e,? ,.f M-dictl Cao r.aaiira KmIiImI PaytJeha, Dr. fRlO Mil. IKK k l'ini.1' p.. a?v api, ? -o M-, ?KKP .H<-l! ?IV.?*T '-epr'aMet*. \\'.M i -i ! R] . mi*m Bch iv. v J t-tl. at; - " Pr rrew im- I Pritet I - ..? ViaerVati ?od iiracl.'" nei m V4 a t I - ? a ? Dr TAYLt>1. ra r. e I a' lei, a a. ?)..>?? tl'i ,.|. a ....... * I II ? .1 ae S?1 nt' a> . vaatj i*?


ocr: BAZIL WOOD.-23U .iiiiatsis BRAZJL WOOD, it* bond or duty r>*V.) tor *ei? by ePO?fORr>, TILEsNlN A Co , No. 29 Broadway. of EVEBY OKSi RIlTIOM-At the Bra*b Factory, Na ?17 Pearl i. f ranaliaagaara AB tat aitJete? cold at the loweet lac lory price* Paiat Hr*?he* *f a referier quality co**ta*tly oa hanA JOHN K. UoPPRR>


ocr: /mi _irt?. EC0RAT1VF. FRESCO l'AINTEli. of HERMAN and IT ALI k.N ?CBOOL i? r-ady i? DE?' ORATE .r. tbe n.ott ?pirr-ved mt? n*r in a. . -? ? ' lt*ai M NoJW Srrngtt New Y.-i IEOEOI b! *? DACHEL :? COMING ?Th.- a-Ert-TiraJ _- ot Bichtl wi.i Bt?*?ntstI a*B? pnp?ra::on f r an Bt-dera'anding ?i-d appreciai'on sf the n >? r tats world re I owned ind ucrlva'td Traged ear-e F,.r l_kj purpo*e s Pa rituu gent eruau -iBt.a ?lei^ la?tl?r with her enure f ^or'otre - bit tMt elated kri.sf.i w-.:h s iitsrary ten'leinsn of S?w Yotk-and tbevnow offer to give trae IEaOINi, iEAES of her idle?, ant ?their Intelpretatioe lato ES(?_ISH- tba? qaallfytBg L?d:e* aad (ieailrmea. in one week, for a iborvasb cou.preheutii.atnd latelligeat appitci?tion af _*ina?a_c*u: ??:.:_ of lb* sablime At, .-.-, Tein* for bbS ?a1-? Coara?. #!?. ?ingl. Interpret*'!.'? ?: Apply at No lit Waverley putea, or ai No A- VV?*t tlstst fr, o. ? to 1? t. H.


ocr: HBW-YORK TRIBUNE. rill N'M.iiiuh litll.V ri'iiti m raPiBLiisu' EM II MoRNINt. gjB f ? km v>. Utn 9 in 1- v. r r i ti i BT OR? BUtl 4 M. K I.RATH. at yaa k-tat ?1 I i > aa-a.? ?guge iveied (*>.? T?. i ?>??? 5?. rs.l t- ? ' " " . . . #1 5>l. TU? NEW-VOHK WEKKI.V TKIBI *E, a \TRY LaRf.K PAPER F"R fO i'0^s.*l. evtrj ?ATitti.v - t?i?t.ai tb? low ?He* *f BI *;.,?..?... , ?dval..f ? ? F"'C-P.1 ?'..? if Tf> e<-pies f*r #11 ?cd l I? fr - la B* ?at* ,k,',t...'e S?,,fi FlrTY CENTS TU -INF. , -a Till. ???! tfai-Tlf TUIir.Ni:. ? pel .1 -flfVfr, I i?w?i ?>?? ??"'-/ *" ??_?? PI-"??' l, . .. et-klBatrtlt? IHK ?r.tV-tOnK tu i ill M". FOR IViOtmAm '.: I R (' l" i. a 1 I 11 N av t-biithfd ua tbe dspaiture ot ? ? | M. tUaatet for L ver pavai.at #5 per aaaa?. p-ita/.e ??.ciiii Mug?* coplee, But TUB !.lH'Yi)R|{ TKIIlt M. p.a rgLlF.iKMA .iRK'i'iN abb rut BAT-TDWICH liLAM'" ?? ! of M?II JLr a?,ir:w ?... at #1 '/i ?*i ?i i Bla Ct?la


ocr: COMMERCIAL MATTERS. Salt* at the Kloch K aa tiaoKe . Km. 1. BS,'CO Ibdiaae Stale bm-fO) uM'Cnuib. Coel Co.a3 l.nr VL.yli.u6a. tsy'tMi do.c i4i I.ObS *o. fal l.? it.?..b3 aVi S.iaai do.aSlHi'lfO do.aJ J.a| site do. t? !*tj lat) ao.at j>i a cot do.tat . uff ds.tin aoj I ,ttt Mueoun fa. H |0t do.al.'i Si S.OIK' Louiaiana ba.tl| mo do.at tt ftsi Indiana ii per cu.. ?7 injO do. I MMI d*....,.47| 11*0 da. t'i' lletlru. l.t hlt? 8oi K7 ||t'< i.ivO do..Um to' ilo.ban ; 4 (ai F.iie.Boi.c'i ol e i.bl ?7 .at do.b? isl Ji *0 Eile Bondi .,f "J.S.. Si J AO do.ark' as* taaA do. at4 41* do. Sal .a.tee to.i.??i ioo do.kBt Btl I Hi Hud Hiv latAt f B iel' " 00 do. 4.0ttJU.C*u.R B.Bda.kl 7^ I ICO do. A.ite do.at 7J ija? do. U Me do. .I 7-' l*o N. Y. Central Rft..op* ft IWS1 in It K I ,,.c ."7 '*?i .',, in Hath uf An r.ua.II'i HM Cleve. C. A' OaV RR.. BJ ? llr-r (X'iltao Bank-KU ? 7A Ills Central RE.., .all' f 7 M hank . I t\ n u.rrre ?. H . l'Hl Harleiu Eaiiroai. 2* ? Am EtiU*i.?e Bauk..l ^' l a) do.t,I a .Nl ? do.Ifft Ml do.ed fi! Se CaBtoa Co.at 2it Mil do.al 6t? Nk. Traaail Co-boo 17 la" do.ebV ?, tree do..brio ie, o. . d.n.foi Me iv.baa t7 it* ao.too ?} lie d*.ist row da..h?o *. trie do.IS, let to. -?t' Eue Railroad. 4S, 11? ?o.fat 2*4 s** do..starlet da.at! HI do.mit aa, at* Ba>. jvl *' do.at* ?S, US Stoninfon Rai roau .. kB? do.b*S a', r tralmi t.'lmai. TIA tee *o..kettslao do. aatit BBI do.c iSi jw It* tt ttt SjCI.k. SSbJ E 1. E B b* Hi'I *?.? a?f a?e so.oo 7ii da.br* ttfl M Hod. Eiver B*.lroed.. ??! do.aaj;spp da.?*?? 37} 4Af lfat Pasaiaa Ra.Uosd . ha' uaf tscoin soitn. ai?.?? Erie Bda oi'7 v ?? . bj QfL, a% Ckic. R I. ft Ana do.k*f at | to Clete A Tul. EE ti >l<* Erie Coo Bde. 71 74 tin Erie Eailroad a>? ti V. Can. ?e .... Vt , l*i d VTSNkii Trace. Cv. Ill 2-ai dm do.17i IJai . Traae. Co. Itl 4o.Iff' Ie.te* I7{, . c a eta. E R., tbl **r c. .j* in , I" do.kjo 444 ? r?* c a ei? E R.. 9*J ire do......u as lit 111 Ost. R E. *HUrt io. ?.., IfkCaoioa Co.... .st Stf lie da.aJ 4a' 4? do..bdO 21 HB *.. _.bl* 4*1 IH'B/adiasHR. 72 !*? do.If at" kWl uttb. Ca Cu....ala aa. a? liarlea Ea..roa.i. . do.el iSi l*t do. ?*? to. iii *ro do. . .tt a?? w *?-.3?J At ao.tt, Astlta aa* Maedk. al i-hila.l, lphia v, , tZT?,Ztt**\?* ka; J. R. a H B. f.r , t.i*?*..7*trt*?*l^a^ ?Ji '""A* ?' ? tarJV it, E l^V!lto''^^,li'n-l,t lt?. tt Eastint t t ^iS *.^'??*?? |r4^ I'*"" . ( re. I r.


ocr: fllllllliiTTl, ?Ct. I! lniNs and MILLINERY GOODS at \WOLMALE.-l have nnparted to daa R*'n?i del. la:.'worth of eLaant HlBhONt DIEBITRIBBIH id r>'e.? .1 ...Ii bavina '.?en to > I.L14 ?be totue from Kutop.-, tod liarict now ttltved la>utt to- uiutl rally wholritle 'race, I am conpilud to .1'ip *? ot at a treat tariihce, aid araaU latlta my frktajAt lad the V bolaaele 1 ta.le ?eeera ly, bp avail th^tn?ol?-a at 'In- I v.ra Ma tippmaalij ?i H Lit irBMBPIIM N i nnp arp.? rnrr.rr n< l|.?irr ?t. 1 li A W Ii tl .\ .N g i .-1 . or Tilt LATRIT tTTLBfl ti.an, IOIII1 KRAMKl, ciieap e< a catH, At i. It HARLF.Y"^. _*}* ?4 l..r.?ak. -


ocr: I ttevly m a thort rime; TOE PICTORIAL PICAYUNE for th*> Holi tt eon aiting " Lota and Sroret" of all ?orte of FUNNY ENOEAVINOS Wl Et It MAYING*. Riddlea, Reliutaet Knig mat. Joke*. S |Mb? ana a LABOE CI l" entitled THE OKIOl NAI. I'ai RAGE tad beatg ot otAat pl?atirg thingt will ba reedy in e few daya Price ticeott b? mtll pottage tree on re rr (tot p'ire. Trace priee?-6oo coplet or leet 4 eenft per copy; oter tin- ai d leet than IMO, 3) ct-Dtt; J/iti or over, SI cent) the copy. Draiera tapplie- h? Rdss JoNEMi TGUSEY. No. MBMaaaaa-et.,aaSSSClaib ?'.., t'ni.-ago.


ocr: WARF.HOUBE.--J. T. DBSRICK SON A Co.. No. SC Boekmao-et., ofler for sale oaths towsst term*: Writing Ktper* Eoglkah, Fronch and Amencaa. New* Piper, all else*, weight* sad qualities. Book Paper, all ataee, weight* sad qualities. Twsaae Fsprr. fancy color* and wbit?, of the best qaaiity. Haogtog Paper, white aad colored dif errant widths. HaitrtV Paper, thka and of tbe bast qusitiy Cloth Paper, 31x4? arid 40x4?. Engl ob Qsrdwar* Papat. a large aawcrtmstU. Jaet arrivad. . laetbklg Paper of the beet quality, ?t' rai.ptng Pagaar, Straw Bag aas) Itaaiita. Tea I '?P? Of dtBwreot saaea. Tar fajBab.; {pj r. J? tt CVii*


ocr: M p 0 B I a H t IMP B <j v B M l H I ? IN TLANINO. TO NO IT NO and GROOVING Ml (INES. PiTCMTrn Nov. 21, 1854. TVeo Mavbrne* bar* bera th or tigh y ?.-?ted, and 'heir ?or-?ri ky cTrr all ether* proved beyond a denk*.. They will plane aacch tetter ara faster than any other new in ore aorer or tbi owing ottt loose kaora Appi?ati.?* fur RarLu and Mach an e?, or for further nartica aaaa, can be mad* to tha Intuatv-e. Maaa., Baa, ^


ocr: A Bboaowst Baab, Naw-Yoaa. June u, USA T ?n ELECTION for DIRECTORS of this BANK, held oa tbolAii InsL.th? foljowing namxl iJ?jo. t.en.en w-re d?!y elected for the en-uin? ?ear: vis FRANCIS A. PALMER, JOBN E LAWRENCE. JOHN BODINE. TEUNIS W. (?L'lCrv JOHN S. HARKIS. CHRIS-I (JHAMPLih JIM .MIS M. WPLLR. JOHN S. ROUKRTdI W 1.1.1AM j. DECKER. OEOROE C. PETErld THOMAS OARDINXR, FRANCIS P. PURNALD FRANCIS P. SCIIOALS, JOSEPH RCDD ' OEOROE W. PLATT. JOHN T. riSUER __ CHARLES BURKHALTER * ?n I D?--! ! E. Whs-eisr, Aiexr. RumnU. Jr.. and Arthur L. Lev* wvre oVy ^ectrd Ii-pec-'-'? "(the ne? .rt^un- El??-tioct. At . meeting of the Board tubseqn. ntlv beld F. A. PAI ?4KR E?q., wia. unidinotnsly ri?4iect''d PRESlDENr. ?'*??-??-?, _i- L. EVERITT, Cashier. IUEIGSaV GREEN-LEAF,^Office Ra. ? W?. ?i??Jn1n<K1L*mA M-wlWNajaiasa-srt, oS?y TTliIRD-AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY ?i ?*' B<mtU 0*',?- Company, Ju. In J*Jr *^7' ''


ocr: Paper t?arc?)oMfs. WAREHO?SE.-J. T. DERRICK l-'l'N A Co., N*. 99 B*ekmaa-*t., ?fu te ?ala a* tha low Mt tun?: W'nt.rg P*-a?r*, English, French aad Ar?v-nc?a. New? P?;et, all eife?, weight? and ?u?.i' ??. *. k P?|?-t. all aife?, weitblt an i qua..lie?. . ?owe Paper. ran? v CcWoM and whit?, of the keat qaeJIty. Mai.gn ? Paper, white and colored, difarant wuitha. netter?' Paper, thin ?nd of th? k?*t qsatity. C.*tk Psapaw. 36x40 and 4<*x4?. rvighsr, riM.-war? Paper. ? targ* aatertmeot, jaat arri-aal. ^atnmg Pap,,, of t& ^ ??alitT. Te.^^'0f45?",w* ^ *** *' Jl???N-.'?ilah"fer roo* ta roJU. ftod *b?i*n. new ?t/Uis, n a '


ocr: Pupcr ?Jiirfljorisco. R WAREHOUBE.-^j. T. DERRICK bob k Co.. No. 9" Beekmau-au. offer for aaie on the low i*t tern.*. U ni.i * Paper?. F.ng!i?h French and American. Newa Paper. ?Ii ?ixe?, weight* ?ud ijnallriu* Book Paper, all ktaaao, we.xnta and ajauall Tiaei.e Paper fniiry color* and white, of the beat quality. Hang r; Paj-rr. wfi.tr am' OOaOTOd, diferenl width*. Haiterr Paper, thin and of the War quality. ( ? tl P.per.3iix4<'*n.l 4i?t48. El i kak Har Iware Paper, a targe, aawirtment,Jtxet arrired. Sheathing Pipet.of 'he hag) .juantj. V* rapp ng Paper Straw. Keg and Manilla. Tea Pajer. ot lirierent aizea T?r llootina P - rr aaltakae ti" raggl tn rolle.


ocr: fniaccUancoflS. Buge, flea* and tnaerta of each kind Are creepiii?. runnim. firm* ' Their jaw* and ating* we need not mind, Porlo' we are tbem dying! Lyo?'s Mxcvrnc Pownri kill? All theae the world atte?*a. prixe and patent, whi e hi* Pillj I rata and ?nch vile peau. I.YON"" aiito/rraph on genuine artii lt'. 1'epot, 'xfir


ocr: (Tlotl)ing. 1 I R T LOHODIl 1 L L I , No. II R.,r Bitb* kea, Neer the Theater Fraoraie Pane. hu I CHILDREN* CLOTHINO.? jus B. ClrUBB, BAILEY A Ca, No. a Pa-k place, B] paetU ?! e 1 Bp Hall, bate row on band the heat aaenr'ed aarhapaad MViaei at.w a ai d attlea to be n.uod in the ('-. t?i Mates ard tullable ti r ell aara. from three to twenty aeare lid, at wbi laatJ* and Ii r (really rrdnred prirea.


ocr: tTrctn. riiitimcr-j. -Cr_ OR 8AN JUAN DE NIC*VRAGrA?Tfce fr ., * P. .,.'?. et ei 0 'ITJBBBTbfEl j m? |b* auc.eBtvt UUafeiatbeo MO.tl?AY.7i3 Bay ?/ <*J ":f*"'X*- ?'. r. '? 'I ;,?vki N w ?t or PPD?. ? i as a Co Be 5 -a! tie*, obere lit ecce^n.?i.?Uiui uej bj atea


ocr: I LLIIIBT GOODS l h.i.i. FOR STEIN U SALES. PJNNEO & Co. No 7? ( IIA MB K RS STRE KT, (Oppoiite tha i tint Homt.l Bart ri'tT irttto THtiB (ratio iMroiTaTiosi or SILKS. BONNET RIBBONS, DRESS THIMMIN'IS. EMBROIDERIES, LACES. FRENCH AND ENOLHf CR4PK3, PEE.Nf ;l ARTIFIi.lAL PLOWKR4, ho. iBc'oding a Oeneral Astortment of MILLINERY ARTICLES or thb most fashionable BBS) RECHERCHE STYLES. Th* ?bore Goodt bare been Imported eipreeaty for oar SPRINO RALES, And cotnprUe the largeet ? .i Sneet aaaortttaent la our Wee to he foand la thia mavket, and to which wa lallte tbe atteultoa of aol'trbbm amd WBelSSB MKBCttaajTI Bayer* wMI u< t only ear- one profit, but wal get tbe newest and .i. at fashinnable articled Orden by lerter will reeelrn 'be *ame attention, a*rryarda prioee, qaal'ty. diapatch, aad jadfrnenl in tbe a- ? .ti.ru of (ooea, a* If lb* partle* wer* preaeat the ruse'Taw. P1NNEO k Co . No 76 Cham here it., New-TorA, oki t>. a laoaa BBOanwav. orroairs THa I arise Notar. ? SEI *la day 8PENCE tt SONS will open on THUB8 bONS MILKS. BLONOK. TRIMMING LAi'F.t, FR-tNtltl FLOWERS, STRAW TRIMMlNiH, DRESS f RI M M. N ja, Ac Ac Noe 27 and 71\ U < - < Bt,


ocr: IBoar? anb Uoomo. EAOI.E IlfnEL?I>nl8in.t.-r,ent>roe>Q ehteia eleaa and ccasfortabie kVMMuafwl aeraith. aa lar aad ll_par waek ai the Hotel tat Praakloet aad ?1 mj, corner ?Taitii^r^liJ ? ? Broadway n now peapared to ?cciMweaadite Pantile* er eJtt>* Oealleeaea ?Ith APARTMESTa ea tba Eurapeea pleai ihn Hotel bei** oeatafaea* to OaaelUy'e e*p*rk tMia raat oBrea eacellent aaawMat I? thsae deennf ?aalt Taeaa? mtaeiata C M. 8HELX.ET. Baaaetataaieat


ocr: Jc5nranrr Cotnpanie*. EIRE DBUaUNCI COMPANY: CASH CAPITAL S'A-tB,OAO. Daaaa Ra ? watt a Oyy.e-te iae Me-eaanr* Ear'.aapa. Hl'OH LaI.NO. Preeavtat. J.< B Aatt tVciatary Jeaa Siaiy Sai tayut. MERCANTTLE FIRE tNSUBANCl '-<>.. No it* B-oadway. earaar Joaa-at Caan Cat kkl I'JOO.feOt?, eecaralr ui?e*r*d FaajCaaapaay r?-:-.? atainet Laar aad Dataapa oy Ftra ta a 't?crr-vnttt e>f prrpwrty ra t*Tarraa*t I ti at* ? :..?? twti.^ry -VM A TuCa5-(jN ?tae'v


ocr: faul, _ dT O a i. M. obicvl U*&*J^3i \ BV... I- .... .. 'l-B-h. i am *>*^^?? ^ Z w mint*- ami ?ee.et ?^??tK'/'T; lZt?i a*. e. ot 1?. ..*, B.e lue* a< ?. JL ? > CUrJ^* L.^.v?^ iHlkwa-e e ia,*-.a*i*h*. P t W.-a i VUI Kcsl a*l W h.le A?h. Erb: and ?BjMj 1 U.w.vU .1 IB.lew.rt eaa.A.1 pe?.-? *w cw*B *>*?? fit ^.^ .Ii Mi**>' >? aaiN*?Sl.? *


ocr: Y? A L L P A s II IO N -Jnat tinixhfvl e!eoMI 1 PRJfNI II ^ILK II tTS at the 'ow price ol ftd, rua.lly add Rw Bf (Baal aad da Al Hata, BtAR BBfTlTrf.Tir CaaaA aad CHILDKEN*" ClAOTinMO1!! ? '.I area t-otn three ta -weri.y yr*r*, at WHOLES ALU. J. it. CLOSE, BAILEY a I o , No. ? Park-place, N. t.


ocr: A yi'-l as* i mi nt mi 8HAWU>-fa hk'i' MC ?ilA? I.a STELLA SHAWL* PLAID 4Ui?ii rmiVhiipll LMKD * TULtn < N.a f \ 81 t I md ?i C'hA,? in) (!?? vo* it lad e* ( Naeaaii a HRl/l'IE*' f VIT. CLOAKS -GKoRVVhliRiv. die. Nu. '?i i aaa ??. mmi Ho ?j l. .aiwo.rd?. a**?f,t <i !? ? .-ge a**omn.|.t Ol ?.>.'.? . . e| ,*t, C.tft? ?04 u , * - CLOAAS ?od MANTILLA* bi wbvli Im Int Um Um im 11 nlna tf irhrl?**'* mil i?la\_g lim? Miyer? B~~lanklts ? 909 ca.ee ribbon-bound famd} Blecket*, f oai rr*d> *'* ' I 1 an4, of rarl<j?i i?aliie*, together with Haara. Indian n I II?? lllaaket*. fro? ie* UocLda.? an4 0o*d? Mi *. WH', katold !<nr. NESMITM v 0?, Aa*?*. Na, tl Broadway 1/ LOL N ? E D SILK K?)iu:s~ An ?i?jaii? aaao.trreat. entirely a?v, asd tar| cheap, wiB b?oft*i?d Till-' M0R?INO. I r.- 'ELL. PEIRfON a lake Na. ?*! RrotdviT, P'tt'ffl <>r?ud and Rrxaeet.. VBEKCH MERINOES ~u? CASHMI I Kvarv oiiilri*. color, and price, ;a?t raaritai fnoi aa. k?n and aarect Importal a,b?- a ta? taraaatapaab of tkaaa<>?i? ever I tbih?ed. aad far eic-edina our t aim-ax fjtetef 01 Ute ?eawu. LOED k TAYLOR Noa HS, MB Um tut ?i (ho-lax. anJ na* Noa, 47 and Ii tVh.no?*?,. Im ii k n s k sto?k~?f PAUi GOODS, luafadkra aTaiTTarirtT tf baawafa DRY hamids KUR T ii E ?KASON. Op? nlor <?>? a?l cooiroenee on Ma-an.tr. Sent. in. at r LORD S. lAi LOR'd, Noa. JM ?ff, t9 aod MI Oread-**., and ae?r Noa. 47 and 4S C* harn* *. I~NtTia camkt > HAIR SHAWLS.- HB ARK BROS.. No. 4? Bro.d**y, w.ll opeo 00 TillaSDAT, th* ISrli m.t . a annrrh aavninru' I f I IMHA < AmVi.S' HAltt SHAWLS an 1 BCAJtff? DEAN ?v 8 o N'7 N'wark. IWawt?, ? ,vtM itni liKib in wo. I.KS \ aJUfB, a way. keep en hand at th?u war-h aaa) la B*aJ far ot No. It North M-?t., Pbil'd 'pliii. a gen-r*l a. ;rfn*e? >f KNITTINO, CRAVAT. SOCK aud SIVOLE TARNS. Day* of'tteniauc* at their war-Bow W>dn*. ay? and s*|. BfAasai AH order* and commnnicat. >n? muat tie *Mr?we| J. DEAN A SON. N* r* k. Delaware. ILfOU8.DE LaTMES sad DBESS GCX>DS. .?1 a Bj 1 ?0 rtaaaatafaaaaHfal r*ri?o>aia^a will banpaaad and ft r *a.e oa aud ai"r Mt>N'IMY,Sept IP Alaol vr-ir ced DE laim S aad DREBI Ii (ODS .i|tia vaitotf. I-OBD a i t> l.oil, No* J'.l, Itl. :>* ?nd Oian l-*t. and new No*. 4' an I 11 i'alhanae ?t E W GOODS II E.iK THE PALI TRADE. I'BSDKI.L. PEIBSOV S LAKE will .p'u THIS M'lRM iNo *n iuaaaaaa ?otk of k'ASHION ti f E Htf.vS (JOODS, Oon-U'in* of RICH SILKS. PRENC7J DE LAINES aad CAJBIMEEEB, PLAID OOOOH *| *r*r* aVaarladaa. SM tu t s, *TLR VELA I rs. KRKN't H UERJXOEB, ( \LIOKS.Ac. No. I'l Broadway, llelareen Otaati <nd Bri ome ???. < II V A l I. ami WTNTEB SILKS? A full ??ortment of BROCADE^, tl KIDS, MOIRE >ad rui 1 Iber fa hl' Uah.'c S'LKS. AUn. Plata .ud lav aplaai BII k i la <"*? ??r>*i?, ?? L.'RII A TAYLORS, N a. ?V, iM and .si Oran.l .t , ?ud (new aaaaai n) 4t aad BJ Oa^aartaa-aa, %i i l k r o imTsT"!?TTi"k k (YiTtTsl-l ? MERINOES, CVSII dERR 1LAIHS. VBLVETB Meint: v.iuji es, sati.nj, la UTS' 1 LOTH I, IIOI * DP. LAINES, a'lAWLS ?ud CLOAEA .To.: rtceiv.l a I*.?n *a?>rtu ent al 'ho ah ir*. tri.', all ofwliuh Wi I he 1 lleied ?elf low. REEKM \N a COMPANY, Rat ?'?'. I ?ual. c>ni?r ol Merrer ?t. QKTERAL CASJ 8 ?>i kT Rl !H DREBA OOOOf, by th* vard. will b* eneaed THIS MoRNIME I BflDELL, PE1RBON a l iKK. Na. 4TI Biaai way, a* aaa Orand and Hr iee*t *t*. CII.K rMliHKIJ.AS-Will be .?n,.?...i mis it ViiRNINO, a c*?e of KRKNCII DMBRELLAS whl*J w 1.1*1 - iaearh-a na! price +1. AI o ihn BCOTOI 01NOH AM i MHRKLI.A r u. Med .? ihe unal i.'ea. JAS. I<. pI: Ml r. .Illlr. a.lway,opp.?llar*h.ri.ac a. BHDaTINGS.- The WUtorAfA Manufac'uiinj Cooipany'* wpciliua 37lnch Bh-aehed 1 Water tw ut altlo, uur^ual'id lor linenoi*, partce


ocr: ?lmellanton*. FORK ? B T A 8TOPOL Dearh'a thaaden roll; Bui thicker ne the dead Where LYON S PO V DER'i ihed. B iiti ant* aad roachea fall ? 1 hey ilaad ao choc.".! at all. The eantittr't : ? ? ? Biavttheei both untU and large; Aid rat* and c.ice ire killed Wher* LYON S PILLS ?re tni'Ud. Dettt far LYONS MAONLIIC POV. DER aud PILLS, No. I.a Pr


ocr: ^Lmascmente. OF MUSIC THIRTY-SIXTH NIOHT OF THE SEASON. LAST WEEK. LAST TIME cf Don' 'etu't Grand Op. re la fonr acte, L A F A V O it I T A . LAST APPEARANt E MADAME N A N?T I E R D I D I E E . On MONDAY EVENING, Dee. 21. 1? \ with 8!;nori bRIGNOLI MOREI.LI. uid OA'PARONI. During tbe Opera, a GRAND PAS DE DEL'X, br Mdlle. DE LA VIGNE and M. IHPPOLITE. Admietion.ONE DOLLAR. Becnred Seat* 50 eentt Extra. Anipsi'het'ar. 20 cnta. Mutlctl Direetoi tod Conducor.MAX MA II BEB Do rt open at 7; Oper? coaiiu*aret at 8 Ileeerv?d aea't may be obtain* d ai the Pnoeiptl Office, corner of Broadway ar.d Uth at ; at Dantkia't Agency; Joliie'i MuaW Store, No. nil* Broadway; and at Hall 1 Son t Piano-forte and No. 2fJH Broad aray.


ocr: and NEW-YEAR prf.*ENTS ooi.d watches and sterling rilvbr warm, together with a rich aaeor.a**:.: of DIAMONDS and all kind* baa Odd Jewelry ?OLD LEPlNK.foii botet je wale I. * ? OOLD WATCHES f'em.?? f fcULVER WATCbK*, j*w*led. 1" to '?<? plated tp A SETa ?oabia plated. 12 to PLATED CAKP BASKETS . . 6 to 3? Al. our Mod* are warranted to be *i represented Btjl'lRE. LANDES A Co . No. 97 PultjB-tt, N. T.


ocr: I ant. mta harp TIIIS DAY opened at No. ?4* BROADWAY above Aetor place, a ttore for the ex e,f re tale of LINEN l.Oo!i.>. compr.imf RheatlBf. ?amatk Napkin*. Sbtrtiag Drv.iea. and Forth j Linen?. Shirt Fraet*. fl'tetr Ltceni. Dianen. Dan.a?k Ttble Lkaent. Leant. Dan att Table ( ioiba, Lhtea C. Hdlfc. Aad all ?-?> de that are otoallT meouf?-*ur*d from PI. \X to which the attention of t? ee.ii Log tneb pood* it in vltad-New York, Dte, 10, lboj. , m J. C. MILLIKEN A Co.


ocr: Inmates, Ranges, ?j??c. T E N I ('At "l ie i' i: R NAC /.S An entirely new apperaius f?r W srrrdog Bu 1 lligs, which a constant and abuu.iant "'pply of pur- ealorii air csal? obtained, entirely free from the obieetloa t? oouimoa tese other furnaces n..w In u?a st a co-.t of FIFTY PER CENT LESS IN THE CONSCMPTION OF FTTF.L It poa-eesea a.l th.- ?? . ar.tag" a of a a earn or hot-water appa? ratus at one-teeth the eipen*. ro.i tuning simpncity ef ISO at rue' ..n ernntmy durabidty arid rrBel.nty of operauia. aal ia the only a[.peratu* ca|*Me of producing the aoft aa.l agree al le aim spbi re ,4 Summer amid the riaror. of Winter, '-kaWaR reniler.r a it enti--iy unteeeswry for invalids to seek a Wet* c.unate tn p'..-?uit of health. Apply to the RIPPOWAM COMPANY MM f." i.lw.y New Yerk.^ SiOVES anil kJ HARDWARE?The Uvgest and be., asaaorasneart la the et?' Furaaleaowby WILLIAM CLARKK. N'e. a Cant ue-st, aad 3f*t Ha hue*


ocr: clothing 1 ?EFalsRTMENT, GEN? in'S BAZAAR.?The tttention of tiarenta is . dicite 1 to Hi. mt tudny.e of ( I. jTHI.NG for BOYS at rENlN'S BA? ZAAR, a Ibisdri i nt is now urdi r the c!oir;e of Mr. IS ELTON, (Isle of the tutu . f E.lie &. IsoitOO ) confrs.cdly the most taste? ful design'r at d test rutur of Boys' Clothing in the Uni'ed M'a'ce. Iheiui tuaile to or.hr wi.l he found unrivaled in fit, .t \ e an i.i nh ; 11..I u di ^ree nt cleg nice, which will l.e ill v.nu tosjghi lor elsewhere, ahaiae rriae* ihn r-adymade <tock. 1 h? se material at'iactions will not he the leas uppreriate l in ? beau strit si at linn a iioni the fact thai the aeale of prices In th" h }?' ( Kth rg D?| .rttnetit la lowet than that of any other ea tab'liahn.ttit in the lame line. Gr.MN'S B \7.AAR, So. 5.3 Broadway, St. Nicholas Hotel. BUST 1 LM.-Illl'?Tlio moat elt-ant HAT. .r tr cU-red for H-3, u-ually sold lor *>l| neat HATS a>2 AJ and a>2 G. P, II. BROWIf, No. ^10 Canal st, Ji I R T L (> N O P E V I L L I , No. 14 Rue Richelieu, Ne.ir the Palai* Royal, Paris.


ocr: Beaea wuh eil Rht i .od. rn improvemrnra Ljonets to Lei. AT CARMANISVILLE ami a HIOHTR -Neweadi DW'ELLINO-HOI SHa i i ET. Kent WltgUl* JOHN (. GRAPE l*'b at- A . ? ? ?? 1 RNI8BED BOUSE to LET -At Olen l ove. h'-'.-.f' a w ' ..*.?? u l oirf'. r.r! ii? ft, AigUr. thm ' -lid. h |lcn*e ig very comiuealioee; atab.et and out kailataje and gatdan ana. Led. Dwet.lng ho'ew fu.ui.hed eeaapiege ertth every I nd of rice reoi.o P. r price and full partkuler* ,' oa r. of BAKER A W EEAB, Atutw.aeeri, No. < Plaa-iL L'l RNIhHJ I> HOI -I t?. LET -^ituatryd j. the Av upper patt of the Ciry, oppoaite one of the aoet kaaatVal perg* The Houae w en eatra large one, built wit heel regard to . . at. anil ton-Una every convenience, hei.ug been planned aad romtmtted eipreetly tor the uee of the owner. Earaitara eeea : .3 kaepaag aalhtha btaaa, Tha uenghburbuu*! le a itr f.. trat ilaw one Pur parttciitn apply to A N'THON I }. B.' EEt K ER, No 7 Broad at VV 11 i ' m KAM -I ti\\EE HI?'JK, ( LI % PLAND, OHIO.-Thi* rifahlwlueeag i* now .a paea u It R tOalrpaad tu att?rJ ar y required anxwnl i f kVawa en.l Power al a moOeiale rent. |'t 1 xtukw I* eratral k-mg ou ar. ' i eaal Heetn end near Rai reaaVj and Lake lOiro I ng. 7 he ..fc--.ng contain* ?Q{U> ?|ua/e feet of Rata?, fldlt at .1 airy and well pro*** tr J age u-t r.-e. The Wette;n Star** ed.ro a wide Reid for Meaefactoawl kl'chat. eel 'B'c ? . . ar. Bah e ty 1* awe et RM Beat |gdaRi fur la aiad A^fctbra ? rnwjj ^,^ to LET ? nEVEXTII WAKIe-A modern three etory md bet-meot HOI he with 'Eattted \t all r throughout Ra_?- -u tit' .cu and arge Yard, fa/peat, OO-f kaehi ind * pa t of Fernerer? fnr Sele if rrqwtred. Reat a"* It a at ( u.U.? , a. ? r O*. ' N- . I? A*'a 46 BROADWAY to LET, rnnniAg throuRb o New ?t . w... aoaotr.; ta the i*e of Ejtprew Ixiajpau.ee. Kit:,* Appiy u> NEeMITH A <sO., So. 71 BtoW.way. S Efl ?o UB1 - siriEle Offiri,. Rnd 10 twitwR, in tire tew kaildaug of tha Kaeaan Bank, ouwarr of haak aaa aad Ngwae era Becuad etory wet] aihaprai foe Pii aniaae tor Jewrint and other*. All the uaacee ere wall ragbagt. ead very beeunfut y Haw bed. Caw bar .time Sukv* 4 OhV?i *...:**> e br Lawyer* ia tha old ta knag. Apply at the Rank. m the- BHOE nnd LEATHER .ET.Wirr.eruf Br anway wvt Chanahera-w. In {Bare at the beiak. ??E8 to LET, wHjThTEAM POWEReTfi the tat Ming comer of Oreenw , h ead BetveO tu., auaaractar i pawed for manuiaetar ng purpoeee. Reat rery law to reapie tibac tenant*. Apt ly to Ff.PPIS A taber. No 3m OrewawricAet. QTEAM POWER to LET?Ir light aad airy k J Raom* x a now building ir. I l.ff *c Apply ta i. o. KI LL k BOH, No. '?CliaT**. 1 DWER to LET?At FJittait-stbport, r. j., a rwo-eta-ry Brick Bejidmg. laatewt By At. Ae?ly ta> ABM. ba1z No an Broadway, ur to JOHN at- RfiL-fTON. at r *, a if ay*, re