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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

THEATRICALs.-We see it stated in some of the
papers that Mr.. Macready, the great English
tragedian, is coming to the United States for the
third time. This movement will undoubtedly
be taken by him, in consequence of his want OF
popularity and want of success in his own coun-
try. During the last few years Mr.. Macready
has sunk very much in public estimation, arising
in part from his peculiar mannerism, daring pub
lie taste, and still NOR from his eccentric private
conduct, which, in number of points, has a
most insolent bearing towards all connected with
the profession. Mr.. Macready is one of those
pets of the public who have been spoiled by too
much praise and too much toadyism-both in
E gland and in this country. At one Pc
Rod Of his life, his theatrical talents and
reputation stood very high. His style was
then novel and peculiar; but since that time it
has become too we'll known, and has so
nuch sunk into mere mannerism, as to create
none of that enthusiasm with which it was at
first saluted. Some of our distinguished Ameri-
can tragedians have passed through similar
school of professional adventure. Mr.. Macready,
no doubt, will appear at some of the principal
theatres here; but public taste has changed so
much that it is a question whether he will sue
coed, according to his expectations. Let us,
however, give him fair chance, and estimate
his talents at their proper value.
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Foreign NeWs.

Another steamer, the Hibernia, is now due.
She was to have sailed from Liverpool or the
goth ult. She touches at Halifax, and then
comes TO New York.
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LECTURES AND LKcTURINe.-D During the last
few weeks, we have had all sorts of lectures in
this clty-lectures astronomy, lectures on
anatomy, lectures on the abolition of the death
penalty, lectures on Fourierism, lectures on the
universe, lectures on medicine, lectures on model
artists. Will no one get up, and give lecture
on common sense?
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Steamboat Accident.

PITTsBURc, Feb II, 1913.
The steamer Avalanche was sunk near Rae
coon bend Cor Island,) bound to ST. Louis. No
lives were lost. Her cargo was damaged it
was supposed she would be raised. The boat
and cargo were both insured.
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ShIpDlnQ Intelligence.

RICHMOND, Va Feb H.
The 8 steamship Allegheny, commander Hunter bound
for Brazil sailed this evening from Norfolk
The schr Maria Vain from New York is ashore on New
Inlet bar. Wilmington, NC.
The ship 'Cron fran New Orleans, loaded with
grounded off Bermuda. and sunk
NEw ORLEAHs Feb5-Arr ship Monaco Boston; bark Luz
cy Elizabeth do; brig Wsshir gton. Phidehi. Cid Mo-
Baltimore Eliza Grown New York
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RICHMOND, Feb. IL, ls4S
The overland express arrived to-day, with
New Orleans papers to the afternoon OF the 9th
instant. The papers contain no news from the
Saat of xar
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POPULATION OF BUFrALo.-A census has just
been taken ia Buffalo, which shows that there Is
SOW In that city population Of 40,52l or this mum.
year has been almost 10000.
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Gold Pens.-John w, Cirenton &; Co. not re.

moved-In the Herald of Thursday. notice sarg
that Gre atom 60 have dissolved and the subscribers had
James Clara the only Clark Of the firm fJohn w.
Creation Co. SO the public cautioned against dealing
with Tustug avy others OF the said finn Those
who wish get good Gold Pen low price, are invited
rent makers prices much than other house in tho
changed. Tepared and Iepointed. John W. GKENTON
< CO., II Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

WASHINGTON, Feb. III, 1913.
The Hon. b. Johnson has been appointed Uni
ted States Senator, in the place of c. Coqutt, of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

Quick The train from Philadelphia reached
this city few minutes after 8 o'clock last eve
ming
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NEW YORK LEGlsLATURE.
ALBANY, Feb. IL, le4s

NEW YUMA LH0IbLhTUHEs
ALBANY, Feb IL, le4s,
Senate.
THE Gas COMPANY BILL.
The general Gas Company bill was taken up, and or
dered to third reading
ASrt RENT RksoLurros.
Mr.. JOHNSON maic report tho snti-rcnt resolu-
ton.
THE GENERAL MANUFACTURING BILL.
The general manufacturing bill WAS read third time
and passed. The vote was-syes ~, nsys4
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Mr.. WILxrr introduced bill for filing vacancy In
the ofhce of district attorney, in executive session
A president pro TEN. will DO chosen to morrow.
Assembly,
syw soAs GpAHpjAr IsspsAxes eoarArr.
NJ ssssssssassr sdassssed The House ~ Wv W
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Six Bowllng:Alleys Tor sale cheap, with balls
and pins complete ard good condition Apply 252 Broad
way between 10 and o'clock Aiso large
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N want OF shuts Cayats Gloves Or any
.blishment in justice themselves the propeto
You there beautiful fine well made shirts for
81 So fully equal those sod in oadwey at SO; you
slso purchase Gloves CIavse, supndsrs Hosiery Uade5
ov the first cost. Call and judge your.
selves did (t atuated directly opposite office
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Goats richly trimmed scarcely soed-they misfs from
hous In BROADWAY purchased for cash and will
be sold bargain Also, few and c0aks 81 to
$40 eah dress and ock coats French cloth STYLE SO
SO each pants to 50 rsr so So Cash paid
for gents ciong cleaning and repairing Broken bank
b is taken exchange. Corner Nassau and Beekman IS
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to procure FOR each their own nominations, will
be quite amusing. Will Taylor. or Clay be
nominated by the whigsi Will Polk, or Bu-
chauan, or Cass, or Woodbury., or Walker, be
nominated by the democrats What will be the
issues.l These are the questions.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest Corner of Fulton and Nassau sts.
JAMES GORDON BEMWETT,
PROPRIETOR.

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ss PEI Ssg1 = r. r % 10 o' : esS n. as:
wEgx EEK, ~, =: X. fS a.;.s si.:. ei e..
sgsa5 S'eys,,' {: 90, 7.y'. to incl ie ne os,tsss
saaee loiR BE pubishea tas day Of me departure o.
sa sdss ' Of S Rs ca E ea,: % ne ss
lse Subscriptions and ad received By essrs
oTa.R, JcA. .iisT bookseller. Hsn'seiis street
,PRESIDENTL.4L HER.sLD-Eprp Tuesday, One
i9yERTisE SfGE+s tnev every r.oynsns, at REQ.
tS,;as.s s,.es,; % Dc @rtien - plain gble
PRINTING Of ali KIND. eses sSt Seau I" a"a s;a
s.ps'cs Orders geee ved at the fSlicat0n Office,
rem e; @ o post dc ro'ass w Dc de-
Yo26S4sssfRsYs sy o,Rf;REtssspoNDENcE esn.es
ssf s1sy ; ps. s quarter Of ~ '''S
a.ee sa ssf s q snfny sa S. :ssss
sea ~ sac de and addreis Of The t,rster not
s Gs a. 81 M Ssss ss:"
az P.sfmENTSio Sc made IN Advance.
AMUsEMENTs THIS DAY AND EVENING.
PARK THEATRE.-sands Len, s Co.'S AMrRIcAr
CIRcUs thsir various f.as Two exhibitions at az and
squA'H DnsLr-CHRprYs MrS,TRELs-Tsr Dunn
eELLE-THr MARRIED RANE
CHATHAM THEATRE. Chatham street JONATHAN
the Pollywogs.
PALMo's OPERA HOUSE Chamber. ureet-MoDrL
ARTISTS
BROADWAY oDEoN. Broadwsy.-CoM,o SINGING,
&c-McpEL ARTisTs.
MECHANICS HAIL, Broadway, near Broome street
CHRIsrY's MINsTRELs-ETHIoPIAN sr~GING-BURLEsQuE
DsrcrNe, sc. Two exhibition at 3 and sPM NJ.
PANORAMA uALI. Broadway, rear Houston 1t BAN
- MsHisslPYI. Two exhibitions
s.nd ~ P NJ.
BRUNgTrI's MODEL ACCENT JERUsALEM-Two ex-
hhitio1s. at RdTf O'Clock p. NJ.
New sork, Saturday, February IL, ls46.
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The Ricnell.u Diamond Pointed Gold Pen


to purchasers under The following ndocement lst
,as ps 81 come off ?ather pen will be given without
WIN e1changed 81 in ..lee from
as as hs Pens Tfch year nss sOd o So 9Th they se
e. sss4 X E al & WYNN u Fsiaa
street wholesale and retail dealers in Gold Pens gold and
Sfs So Goa e1ehasd
Gold Pens-Prlces Reduced--Beers & Clark.
Of and dealers in Gold Pens and Case.
Besides those Of th.ir own NIKE hey Will keep
Ps e 81
They have very low priced AT good per: paeuaiIy
By hss ps
than the rate. of any house in the Their
off, they usafactory they be exchanged
The greatest assortment OF Valentines for
sale this year isat N Nassau street, where srEARNs
and
Man 70 .eiset from The VARIETY should call at al
Medallion wigs and Toupees-Batcheior's
the M
Ss s ssss S s
tor silver nedh Srsuge are invite e inspect an elegant
e. HSS
stren gthenins and preserving the hair
Rheumatism, Pains and stinness Of the
Com oouad Syrup Of Hvdodate Of Potassa sr.apar and
Yellow Dock This medicinal remedy published for the
sole benefit Of those suffering from Iheumam. pains and
of ns s.sis Af s po
combination Of remedies for the above named diseases 1t
.Ss
Druggist 1872 Broadway corner Of John street.
Strangers and Citizens-yVe call your atten-
where find the best quality Of French Cali Boots for
81 So such sold other for Sc ST. he has
calf we'd boot his make for 50 SO usually IS In
other end his Patent Leather Boots aud Caters there
c Small profits is the motto Of friend the corner OF
Fulton and Nassau streets al and him. he Will
the worth Of your money-the Doctor.
Gentlemen who wish TO Reduce their Boot
Bills will do well be fore call Jones Ann
and his fine stock OF Boots and Shoes he
has the best OF store in the city and his prices
the reasonable. He has ais, hand large
men OF Water Proof Boots which he il selling of
Ann street, near the Museum.
To Mothers and Married Ladies' This Ex.
tract Of Sarsaparl has been reference
TO female complaints No female who has
she approaching thar critical period, The Of life"
should neglect to take t. certsn for
of the aud horrible diseases which females
iuheet this time of life This period be delayed for
ssvea by using this medicine Nor less valuable
to assist nature by quckenng the blood and
system Indeed tins med-ne invaluable for all the deli
diseases to which subject II braces the whole
system the natural by removing
subsequent relaxation which is the of medicne
taken for female weakness and disease BY few bolss
OF this medicine and painful surgical operations
may be prevented. Principal Office 1875 Fulton street.
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Mail Failures.

Colonel James Nesiscs Cherokee agent si.d ., ycyt
uibson on the lltn ult
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Gentlemen who wish TO Reduce their Boot
Bills will do well before purcha.ing call Jones Ann
street and examine his Gne stock Of Boots and Shoes he
has the best Of the and his prices
the reasonable He has ais hand large
OF Water Proof Boots which he Is selling off
Ann street. the Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

GENERAL TAYLoRs OPINIONS ON PUBLIC Ar
rAIRs-Great complaints are made by certain
portions of ,he wing party, because General Tay.
lor has published no long letters, disclosing all
his different shades and varieties OF opinion on
The public topics that have agtated the country
for the last quarter ofa century. This is made,
in some quarters, serious objection to his being
taken up as a candidate at the presidential con.
vention.
We have made some enquiries on this subject,
and we shall be enabled, in few days, 10 give
a comprehensive and full account OF General
Taylor's opinions on almost every subject Of i'm
portance, that has agitated this country for many
years past. In the recent famous Esop letter to
the administration, M one could misunderstood
General Taylor's opinion on the subject of Sc
cretary Marcy and Mr. Polk His opinions on
all other subjects are just as clear, and will be
as convincing to the public when they shall
learn them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

EJACULATION OF THE HERALD --Messrs. Gree
ley and McElrath have accepted the conditions
of the bet proposed for the purpose Of ascert ain
ing and deciding upon the circulation Of the
Herald and the Tribune, and in a few days we
shall be enabled to give the result TO the public
Wa have no fesrs fof The Issue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-12

ions OF THE ConroaArioN.-Wi Mr.. Mo-
Eirath, Alderman OF the Third Ward, tell the
public, under what law, or by what authority, he
participates in the printing and advertising jobs,
given by the corporation to the New York
Irlouns?
II we understand the corporation laws, and
ordinances, no alderman nor assistant alderman,
can be interested in any contract for work done
for the corporation. One of the editors and
proprietors of the Tribune, receives one-h half of
the profits of the jobs given to that journal Will
Mr.. McElrath lay one hand on his conscience,
and the other on the Holy Bible, and say calmly
and solemnly, whether he thinks he is obeying
the laws aud ordinances of the corporation,
which were passed for the purpose of keeping
pure and undefled the virtue of all officers, such
as he is, in that body? Will Mr.. McElrath make
a motion at the next meeting of the board to
ascertain all the facts, In order that the public
may know how to estimate his public virtue,
and utility, as an alderman of the third ward1
Come-march up.
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ton friend Younes Boots opposite Office.
where find the be, quality Of French Calf Boots for
81 So such sold in other for Sc ST. he has
nice calf we'd boo his make for 50 50 usually IS in
other end his Patent Leather Boots aud Caters there
better quality offe ed the pub
c Small profits is the motto Of friend the Of
Fulton and Nassau al and him he will
the worth of your mouey--the Doctor.
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WHAT is CoNoREss DoINo 1-Yes, what is it
dong' Nothing. How lon has itbeen in ses-
sion Ten weeks. How much money has it
expended in talklng7 Five hundred thousand
dollars. What have It's members been talking
about One house, about loan of eighteen
millions, and the other about ten new regiments
money and men, men and money-talking
about them both for ten weeks, and talking still !
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The greatest assortment OF Valentines for
sale this isat lN Nassau street, where STEARN5 <
CO, from morning late night supplying
toners from their beautiful aud elegant stock Those who
wish TO select from the greatest variety. should call l
Nassau street, opposite the Brick hurch.
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CFlIRTIETH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
WAsHIroroH, Feb. IL, ls4s.
Senate.

Among the petitions presented, was one BY MIR. CT
tendon from the Hon. Richard NJ. johnson, rsspeoti
Indian Schools.
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RICHMOND, Feb. ii
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invented Wigs and Scalps acknowledged the
perfect specimen: OF the art OF wgmakng they ad
peror excellence the judges the last fair awarded the
silver medal Strangers invtet inspect elegan
assortment at VIM Bachelors No Wall street. where al
the hair and whkers and Bachelors Moidava Cream
strep gthenins and preserving the hair.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-22
3 j. l.. BITTROLFF.4 FT9

eAaSA THANKFUL for past liberal pntronage
would respectfully inform the citizens of Evansville
and vicinity that he has just received his new and
splendid stock of JEwELRY, WATCHES; and CLOCKS,
which he will sell atreguar Cincinnati prices, his
stock consists in part of
Fine Gold and Silxer Lever Watches;
A splendid assortment newest style ladies Coral
BreastpIns;
Earrings, Fingerrings &c;
Gold Guard and Fob Chains;
Miniature cases, and Lockets;
Fine Mourning Pins, Bracelet Clasps;
Guard Keys, Collar Buttons, and Studs;
A large selection OF Gold Pencils with and without
pens;
large lot of Bayley's best Gold Pens with and
without holders;
Silver Tables and Tea Spoons;
Silver Thimbles;
Every description of Steel Trimmings;
Steel Beads and Purse Silks;
Fine Fans, Accordions;
Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps;
Girandoles &C.;
Every description Silver and common Spectacles
Fine pocket Knives &c;
B few Fine French Mantle Clocks;
to which he would call the attention of those wish
ing to purchase. Ladies invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves. J. L. BITTR0LFF,
ap Is Main Street between First and Second.
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The SESSION OF CoNGREss.-The National
Intelligencer, of Wednesday, the 18th inst,
says:
As, BY the vote Of the House Of Representa-
tives on Monday last, roposing to the Senate
10 terminate the present session on the 18th
day of next month, many Of our readers here
and elsewhere, may have been led into the be-
lief that Congress would rise on that day. 1t is
proper TO direct their attention to the fact that
the Senate refused yesterday to take up the
proposition, under circumstances which Justit,
the apprehension that there is no probability o
the session being brought to a close before the
middle of August.
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observation-disclosures find, in the In
diana State Journal, the following paragraph.
Il isa good move. WOMEN are the conserva-
tors of all that is good in Society. and they
should participate in all good movements:
AT the recent meeting of the Indiana Educa-
tional Society, il was provided that female
teachers, all 9th r ladies in this State who take
an interest in the subject of education, be in
vited to attend the next meeting of the Society.
to be held on the first Monday of next Deem
Der, at the capital of the State, to become
members, participate in its proceedings,
&c.
1t is one Of the great reforms, if not discov-
cries of the age, that an efficient system of gen
eral or common school education cannot be car
ried out without the aid of female teachers
Indeed, il is no longer a debateable question
with those who have devoted their whole lives
TO the education of the masses, that all chill
dren IN their first years al school, the most i'm
Portant period of their whole lives, should be
under the pupilage of intelligent FEMALES
This is no longer theory-it is the practice in
the best regulated schools at this time TO COM
NIT the destinies OF the little boys and girls to
the care of female teachers.
Our own, as well as several other States in
the Union, have recently enacted laws extend
ing and guarding the rights of property for the
benefit of married women. but we rejoice that
our Educational Society has been thus early,
and we believe the very first, 10 secure intelli-
gent females in the exercise OF an undsput ed
right.
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SONS OF rEMPERANcr

evening at Temperance Hall, Water st. Officers for
the present quarter, Z. G.. O'Reilly, w t; Osborn
Reilly, +; James T. Walker, R; II. B. Hart, W
R; Isaac A Crane, R; John Shanklin, t;
VIM Holden, w U; John f. Taylor, W Do; Edward
DeGarmo, W G; Robert Allen, W $.
LYMAN BEEcTER DIVISION. No 25-Meets Tues
day evenings at Temperance Hall Oflicers-Wm.
Holden, W P; Jas, Laughlin, W a; James T. Walker,
Barns T; Joseph Turnock, CT. Grant, C; G. Bates,
1 S; Robert Vance,
TEMPLE OF Honor DIVISION, No. 5i-Mcets Friday
evenings at Temperance Hail. 0fiicers-John Greek.
p; A. C.. Halock, w A; NJ W. Stafford, r 5; w.
Carpenter, r S; James ID. Walters, 5; w. H. Chand-
Ter, T; X. Allen, C; ]. w. Stinson, c; BOYER, S;
j. T.. Putnam, o 5.
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RATES OF POSTAGE.

LETTERs-For single letter, not exceeding half
an ounce, tavordupoise,) sent not exceeding
300 miles, ..........5
Sent over 800 miles 10
For every half ounce, and any excess over every
half ounce, the same rates OF postage; and
when advertised, two cents on each letter, or
four cents, if the advertising cost SO much ad-
ditional.
For drop letters. not to be mailed, each .-.....2
CIRcULARs-For any printed circular, handbill
advertisement, unsealed, sent any distance 3
NEWSPAPERS 1900 square inches, or less, sent
over 30 and not more than loo miles, or any
distance within the state ..-..1
Over such distance III
Newspapers to subscribers, cents EACH pre-
paid; or not forwarded from the Post-offce.
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UNIVERSAL AENExArIoN.-A Michigan Lo-
cofoco closed speech, in laudation of Gen.
Cass, in these words:
''In regard to the extension and acquisition
of further territory, Il would have this portion
OfGod's footstool as District of Columbia.
the rest OF the planetary system as States, and
the fixed stars as Territories, and with Cass
for President, and Butler for Vice President,
would show you the greatest Government the
sun ever shone upon"
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Coop ADVICE WELL ExPREssED.-The New
York Courier d. Enquirer offers the following
excellent and timely advice to the Wings,
which we hope will be very generally adopted
by them. We must ''all pull together for
Old lack and our country, and the Courier
shows how we can do so most effectuaily:
The prestige of success is upon the ticket,
and will give il strength. But IL must not be
trusted. Confidence is good ally-but moth
ing more. The Wings must go to work! They
must prepare for the struggle, as if il were to
be close and desperate. Too much confidence
In "A did us an injury. Everybody felt that
success was certain-and the party rejoiced,
therefore, more than it worked. Great meet
ings, mass movements, and great noise, took
the place of those more quiet labors which al
ways prove the most effectual. Besides, they
provoked the other party TO still more earnest
exertions. They were regarded as perpetual
taunt-a special and permanent challenge, and
excited ill-feeling that would otherwise have
slumbered. We hope we shall profit by past
experience Let us pork instead of shouting.
Let the whole country be divided into small
districts; and let every district be furnished
with artillery and plenty of grape" Let us
have an active and quiet, tho rough hard work
ing campaign. Let US omit nothing, that can
be fairly and justly done, to secure the success
of the Wing ticket. Above all, let all that is
past that provokes resentment be forgotten.-
Let personal jealousies and partialities be laid
aside. Let everything but the success Of the
party and the good of the country be thrown to
the winds. live 60 INTO the canvass in this
spirit, and with this determination-sacriic-
ing freely everything personal, selfish or Sec
tional, and giving our whole energy to the cause
SUCCESS IS CERTAIN Let us all "pull together,
and we ''cannot be beaten" The WIG who
refuses 10 do This is unworthy of the name.
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CITY CLOTING STORE.
No. "a. AIain street. Euansui1e, Ind
s. h OH N ,

No. "a, Main street, EUansUiHe, Ind,
tV ILL keep constantly on hand, large and gen.
w eral assortment of dress, frock and sack Coats
suitable for all seasons Cloth and Cashmere pants,
fancy Cashmere, Brown Linen, Linen checks, Tweed
and Corduroy Pants of every variety and price to
suit customers; plain and fancy Silk aid Velvet
Vests, Marseies OF all colors, and all kinds OF COM
mon Vests fine and common Cravats and Scarfs
Pocket Handerchiefs; Linen and Linen bosom Shirts
comm N do; Flannel do and draws Hats; Caps;
Boots; Shoes, &c, &c.
My friends and the public respectfully invited
TO give me cali. je22 dy.