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NEw YoRx, August II, 1851.
y CATHAaIsE THAaIsE HA4ss willbe here in . ,fsv
weeks, and JxssY IlnD has expseaasd her
int intention q ddh en- she cs1 to sscaSis ! 8.
yorable reception IN New Ye.k ios t6s t6 Ifisk
soogssseas sIsssr Linn vim lo.s snosl;1r @
ysshs gsnssosi sthasina ON. rsssr IS =
hss sspstso 81 siyen hef fssivAl Nsls1 Z 8 &
the Irish Swan, by; any J,ssans, t;s Sis;,oy
Of the Swedish Nighsingaie. &,
q The two simply differ from each other |:
and acomparison can no more be instituted
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A6ray in Wetsmpka, Ala.-Ws learn
from the Wetumpka papers, tina. an afffay
occurred in that town, on the lst instant
between several citisens and number OF
disordsrly persons, 10 which guns, pistols,
and other weapons were used, and which
resulted IN the death ofone individual named
McQurRk, Of the parry Of disorganisers, and
wounding ola young man named JosxpH a.
DAVIS, on the part Of the citizens. MI. DA
vIs is native ofthis district and was known
BY many; his relatives and friends;hsss, will
Be grad6ed 70 learn that his wound Is not a
dangerous one, though pretty severe. a
meeting was held, and strong Iesolutions
passed against the party engaged q lie as-
sao'' and declaring them outlaws, de- A
reward OF ssoQ was offered for the arrest 81
q man named -tIxn HUI. z
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p Os5o We have given an ;oselirence
weeould i y relation . the SsssiusioB
gpi- on IN tBis island. twill be sesn tba,
rythisg is n favor Of the Invaders thai.
snoass e now Beyond the csyil Of doubt.
Mo- and sarns are pouring In from every
qusrtsr, throughout ths South and West,
apd wheu the Intelligence Of the execution
o6 Cfittsndsu reaches the, ears Of the Ken
taekians, they will be Is rampant to gethold
ofthe spaniards as were the Tennesseeans to
ayengs the death of David Crockett. Cuba
will be free! '''.' ~
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others moro agitated in answering questions.
Some of Dr.. Logan's class in Mathematics.
performed correctly, others not SO well.-
And their agitation may have prevented
some OF them from making as fair an exhi-
olt'on OF their proficiency, as under other
circumstances, they might have done. DR..
Logan's class in Geography, performed adj
mirably. They had executed maps of diffe-
rent countries very handsomely indeed
The knowledge thus acquired, will be more
thorough and lasting, than when they have
only examined the maps made by others
The first Latin class examined by DR.. Aud,
performed only tolerable.
The Virgil class performed we'll. There
was correctness in their pronunciation, and
an elegance in their translation, superior to
what is generally found in boys Of their age.
The class in Cicero performed very well.-
The class in French spoke too low to be dis
tinctly heard.
There were six original speeches delivered
on Thursday night to crowded and delight
ed audience. They were we'll written and
admirably we'll delivered. The last one es-
pecially thought unsurpassed in delivery
by any have heard on similar occasion.
The performance of both the female and male
departments were we'll calculated to lead US
to believe that the confidence of the Presby-
terry reposed in their Teachers, to whom they
'ntrusted the supervision of the High schools
at Greenwood, have not been misplaced, but
calculated to increase the confidence of the
Prcsbytery, and all concerned.
The Trustees are men of piety, intelli-
gence and great faithfulness, and take great
interest in the prosperity of the Schools
The pupilc enjoy the ministerial labours of a
pious faithful minister almost every Sabbath.
In behalf of the Committee,
DAVID HUMPHREYS.
The Committee, who were requested to
examine the specimens Of penmanship placed
in their hands, Of the Young Ladies of the
Pres. High School at Greenwood and award
premiums to the three, who had made the
greatest proficiency in given time, have
examined the same with great care.
We are Of the opinion they present as fine
specimen of Pcnmanship as we have met
with, among the same number of Young
ladies'. There isa degree Of neatness, reeu
larity, and beauty, that afforded substantial
evidence of great care and attention on the
part of the Teacher and reflected great credit
on the Young Ladies. We End it difficult
after long patient examination to make
distinctions, as there is striking resem-
blance between the various writer's. We
award the first Premium to Miss Cate Cres-
we'll. 10 be rewarded with Gold PEN
The second Premium to Miss Law. To be
rewarded with Silver Pen. The third
Premium to Miss--Reynolds. To be
rewarded with Silver Pencil.
d. HUMPHREYS
JOEL SMITH Committee.
JAMES BAILY
The Ne,o Orleans Riot.-The Savannah
p0narc nf Sofus,1,, b,..
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Anniversary Of the battle Of Choru6uset
The State Riphts RenuhI;cap eave.

The State Rights Republican says:
AS was anticipated, this was most in
teresting celebration. From all parts of the
state the remnant Of that gallant band who
fought so gloriously throug ghout the Mexican
campaign for the honor of their native land,
fiocked together to commemorate one Of their
great victories, and to pay suitable homage
to the memory of the illustrious dead
Their presence was welcomed, not only by
the authorities of the town, ia g manner that
reflected credit on their chivalry and patriot
ism, but strangers from the neighboring
districts came from their homes, to get a
glimpse of the brave men who had adopted
as tlieir rule of conduct, the beautiful motto,
~a;>>- "Decorum est pro patria n,osi." s,- -
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California.

Recent events in California deserve mora
attentive consideration than they have "a.
ceived from the public press. No commnni.
~, equally civilized with the people Of
California, have experienced such injury To
person and property as is produced there bv
robbery and murder, and BY Lynch law.
Nor has so large proportion Of property of
any people ever been destroyed by fire.
The institution of slavery was snnyned
from California as immoral and impoyey;sh-
ing. Yet it is now quite clear that Afr;can
slavery would have operated powerfully to
prevent the very evils California has sufTs,ad
If considerable portion Of her emigration
had been slaveholding, it would have 7or,ned B..
permanent settlements there: for tbosa vho
would have taken large amounts of properly.
would have gone with the intention of re-. i.
malnlng-and would have proceeded At once !,
to cultivate the soil for their own supplies. )
For this was obviously the most profitable
course 70 take; but 1t VA not near aspfat;ca- (
DIG LOT wh'te men whoswent there to labor
alone, nor had they the means :of busine q
land and procuring implements Of aayssul &:
tnre. A Southern emigration would,
fore, have located the principal pari 80
property, taken thither or scquI III
in the country, and not in town. s
ses could not have suffered %
II agriculture had As aa
extensively introdnQG r..
profits Of the gold -
three times as Sfezb ~
]. i. has thus fl sp
sssss.,; e b: i';s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-29
EVANSVILLE. La. SATURDAY MARCH 80, 1851
DRY GOODS. HARDWARE.


JUST received andsfor sale by John S. Hopkins.
- general assortment OF Dry Goods Hardware.
Boots and Shoes, &c Among which will he found
the following articles:
Shawls, Silk, Brocude, Cashmere and Long
Shawls;
Bonnei.. Tuscan. Chip.and Straw;
Black Silk Visetis;
COiored French Nerinos, cashmeres, NJ De
LANES, Turkish Satins, Fancy Silks, &c;
Black Silks, from % 10 81 inches wide;
Piano and Table Covers;
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Travelling Bags;
French BroadclOihs ara Cassimeres, fancy
colors;
Silk, Satin and Cashmere Vestncc,
Roots. Shoes, Hats and Caps, of the elatest style;
Wall Paper and Bordering;
Window Shades, Tasstls and Fixtures:
Embroidered Swiss Curtains;
Axes-Hunis and Collins chopping and broad
Axes,
Cotton Batting and Watding;
Looking Glasses. OF all sizes;
Dress Trimmings, Cut Velvet. Laces,' &c.
A general assortment OF Dry Goods. Boots and
Shoes. Hardware, &c. selected expressly fer thi
market. and will be sold AT the lowest cash price
al Wholesale or retail, by
nov6-t' JOHN s. HOPKINS.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

Fosters new Building, on Moin Street, 81 door
6el0lc First.
HAylNG established large dry goods store at
l. Il the above place, am now opening a fresh
stock OF fancy and staple dry goods, 10 which in
vite the attention of the citizens of Evansville and
vicinity. In my stock is comprised the handsom-
est varieties and latest styles Dress Goods, as well
as everything fancy and siuple usually found in
similar establishments, all o which are adapted
TO this market, and have been purchased at such
prices as will warrant me IN selling at least as
cheap as any other house in Evansville The pub
lie are respectfully invited 10 plve me call and ex-
anime for themselves. will be continually i'm the
receipt OF fresh and seasonale goods, and am now
expecting a large addition of Fall and Winter
Goods to my present stock.
sep2s-tf F.. E. BARNES
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST!
THE PLYING DUTCH FOUNDRY.
kRATZ a. HElLMANN,
of the ErdnsriiIe CitY Foundru,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
HAVE on hand a large stock OF Stoves, Double
l. Il Premium Corn Shelters, Plonghs, Wagon
boxes, and all kinds of
CASTINGS, &C,
And they are fully prepared TO make and sell any
thing in their line OF business, as cheap as amy
house III the Western Country.
We hereby offer our stock of Stoves &c, at the
ve.y lowest upriver prices or ten per cent less than
they were ever bought in the city Of Evansville.
We would respectfully call the at;en' OF Stove
dealers and the public generally, to stock CT
Stoves, consisting of a.. sizes OF Wc,f's pattern,
the latest heavy Premium Stoves, the Ball premi-
um pattern patented l6i9, ditEeren' sizes Of Ten
and Seven Plate Stoves; Frank I and Cannon
Stoves, different sizes; five sizes . beautiful Box
Stoves, patented by Jaeger Tree well & Perry, OF
Albany; and the large single oven Western Air
Tight Cooking Stove, the best cooking in
We walaIlt all stoves made at our Foundry, ior
one year
Our Stoves are all made ofthe best material, and
by good workmen all of which we will insure to he
as good after years use on the day of sale.
Giveusa call, before purchasing elsewhere, and
see il We cannot give entire satisfaction.
KRATZ * HElLMANN,
novl3-tf Main Street, Evansville.
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UNITED sTArEs CLOTHING STORE

-. store on the corner OF Main and Water streets.
ono of the largest and complete assortments OF
clothing ever introduced into this section Of Indi-
ana. Ills stock of Coaks, overcoats, dress, frock
and sack coats pants, vests and shirts, is gener
al and extensive that he appfehends no trouble in
suiting the taste OF the most fasdous. His clothes
were manufactured OF the best material and in the
most fashionable styles. and were purchased al
srch rates as will enable him sell them as tn
yorasIe terms they can be purchased at anyoth-
er establishment in The State He would ask par
,;.,la, attention to his stock Of mems and child
rsn enps believing there is not large and fash,
,nahIe aa assortment in the city. Conc one and
nil. is the watchword, and examine for yourselves
sep2S-d&,wtt
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NEW TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE
IL. SCHAEEER.

First 81, 6etaeeen Nam and Locust.
II AS just opened large assortment of the hest
l. quality Tobacco, Cigars. &c., which he Ill
sell, wholesale and retail, Louisville and Cincl-
nat prices lie would respectfully solicit SHARE
%. public patronage he feels assured that he can
furnish superior article, cheap can be had IN
tie West.
His sSock consists in part as follows: chewing
and smoking tobacco of every description; all kinds
OF cigars, snuiis, DC. ppes cigar cases, snud box
es, tobacco boxes, cigar holders.
ScS-CoEntrs merchants wonld do well to call and
examine my stock, before purchasing elsewhere, as
/ think can offer them great inducements to pur-
chase, either in quality.o price
ociily III. SC1AEFE?.
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INSURANCE.
THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.

Capital Stock.-2OO.OOO Dollars.
OWee, on udter ST., IN Uise's Brick Rosc
FlNCENNES, IND.
- THIS Company, having been duly o.
eganized, and ten per cent paid i'm on IN.
1890 capital stock subscribed, and the ..aIanes
secured by mortgage on Real Estate and by pcrsop
al guarantee, are now prepared 10 effect Insurancs
against loss or damage by Fire, on BUILDINGS mer
chandize, machinery. manufactures ana all de.
scriptons OF property; Also merchandise and pYo-
d9ce IN the course OF iand transportation the rsks
oil the seas, &c. &C. also the Hulls Of Steamboats,
ana oiher vessels and upon the lives OF individuals
going to California. The rates Of premium will he
as low as those OF any other responsible Compapv
IT., All losses literally adjusted and promptly psid.
ne stotk OF this Company is held entirely in the
west, ana controlled by western men, and in ne
way connected with New York.
Directors.
Hon. r. n. CARNAN. Vincennes.
WILLIAM ]. HEBERD 10
JOHN w. MADDOX, do
JACOB PEA. do
SAMUEL WISE, do.
HENRY ID. ALLIS Evansville.
WALTER w. EARLY, Terre Haute.
THOMAS P. BENBRIDGE. Lafayetis
PETER p. BAILEY, Fort Wayne.
SIMON BOTTORFF, Jeffersonyille.
WILLIAM HUGHES do.
LEVI SPARKS, do
JAMES KElGWIN, do.
r.. N. CARNAN, President.
SINoN BoTroRrF, Vice Pre'M.
G. M. ALLEN, Sec'n
W. J. Heberd, Treasurer
Fr Short Lille and California risks taken At th,.
asency at eAtra rates. lies III
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THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Sincennes, Ind.
CHARTER UNLIMITED; GRANTED, JANUARY 2p. 1850
900.
Stockholders iRdiridaallp Liable.
L 'OR the Insurance of HoRsrs. NrIEs, PRIss
Il BULLS, SHEEP and CATTLE. OF every description
against the combined risks of Fire Water, Acct
dents and Disease also upon stock driven to east
ern Markets; or transported south
20 Losses paid in 80 days after proof OF death
DIRECTORS
Joseph g. Bowman Counsellor;
Ferdinand Eberwnc, Merchants;
Capt. Isaac Mass, Merchant:
Hon. Thos. Bishop,
John Wise, Merchant and Bank Director
Alvin w. Tracy, do do. d.
Hon. Abner Il. Ellis Stale Senator a.
Mayor OF Vincennes;
Abm. Smith. Farmer. Bank Director an
Auditoro Knox county.
JOSEPH u. BOWMAN, President
y: SHuRTIEFF WHITNEY, Secretary es'l
WIN. BURTcE, Treasurer, Merchant, and Preside
Vincennes Branch of State Bank Of Ind.
ALANSON WARNER, Agent at Evansville!
mvS "
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NAIIS-5oo kegs Virginia, Eastern and Pitts
~ burg. dSsorted
Candles-lOO bxs Star and Talow, assorted sizes
Soap-lOO do Fancy and / Lomrnon;
SaIt-2OO bbls Kanawha;
Crushed, and powderel;
Bar Lead and ShoI--2e Kegs, assorted numbers;
One Platform Counter Scale. All for salerery stoU,
bv SE.tilIBERT <. CO.,
iapS Sycamore, bet. Water & Isl streets.
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NEW GOODS!:.N NEW GOODS!!
Wholesale and Retail.

NEW GOODS! NEW GoODS!!
Wholesale and Retail.
CHANKLlN g. REILLY have just received q
- very desirable stock OF DRY GOODS, HARD.
WARE. &C., which they will sell low at whole
sale or retail, (. r cash produce. Their stock
consists IN part of the following, viz:
Blk and cold French and English Broad Cloth;
do do do do Cassimeres;
Plain and fg'd Satin and s, x vestings;
Blue bfrk ,mix'd. d'b & cen and brown Sattinetts;
Asstd colors Ky. Jeans; plain and plaid Linseys;
Red, white, yellow and green Flannels;
Bleached and brown Canton do;
do do Shirtings and Sheetngs;
English and French Mennoes Thibet Cloth;
Plain and fg'd Silk and Mohair Alpaccas;
Fig'd and solid colored Muslin DeLaines,
Silk and wool Chameleon Papns:
Biocaje and Turkish Satins, Chameleon Silks;
! Bid Gro. DeRhine Silks % TO 30 inches wide;
Neat new styles English and American Gallo Oes;
Rob Roy cloak Innings, blanket coatings;
Carpets, oil cloth. carpet satcheis travling bags;
White whitney and macknaw blankets, French
blankets ''very tinc;'
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, OF the newest
styles;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Velvet Trimmings.
Laces and Edgings;
Scotch Diaper Crash Towels, Table Cloths, Nap
kins, &c:
Toge her with great variety OF Fancy Articles
and Notions, TOO numerous to mention, selected
with care for this Market which will be sold AT the
lowest price Tor Cash or Produce: such Corn,
Oats, PORK. Feathers, White Beans, &C.. &c.
Nov. a. so SHANKLlN a. REILLY.
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CLOTHING.

WESTERN STAR CLOTHING STORE,
Wholesale and Retail,
Corner of Water and Sycamore Streets,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Nj ESSRS. MACK g. LOBENSTlNE l. have Jus,
ltI received from their wholesale clothing es-
tabIshment at Cincinnati, large assortment tall
and winter clothing manufactured with an especial
view TO meet the wants ot this market and consist
ing of every article OF apparel necessary to COM
plete the wardrobe OF inyiduals OF every taste.
COATS.
The following kinds, made of the hest material
and i'm the latest styles, are now in store:
BiucI cloth dress ard Irock coats;
Brown. blue and invisible green do;
Blanket and pilot cloth do;
Blue, gold mixed and tweed sacks;
Over-coats very superior quality
To al. OF which they respectfully invite the at
tention OF the public
Super black and fancy cashmere;
Corduroy, casinett. jeans and fancy pants OF
every description, and o. the latest fashion
VESTS.
Black satin and silk vests, fancy and plain silk
velvet. fancy cloth, cashmere and satineit do and
common vests of every style and price.
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting ot extra linen bosom shirts-to which
would ask particular atcntion--and under shirts.
shirt collars, cravats OF superior qualities and
beautiful styles, gloves, suspenders ond every other
article usually found in the most extensive clolung
establishments of the country.
Hats, Caps. Boots II Shoes.
In connection with theiI large soef ct Clothing
th will constant, Aecpl store spleudid ;ssort-
ment OF Camps surorlor hats and caps, together
with large lot OF boots, shoer, Sc, &c
Mack & Lobenstne have located in Evansville
with view of keeping up one OF the largest and
most IN shonablc clothing stores in the country,
and az they expect to receive fresh supplies from
their establis hpent ct Cincinnati weekly, and are
determined to sell evay article in their line as
cheap, il not little cheaper, tnan II can be 7ur-
chased at any other establishment in the city. HEY
era
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va Importer Ot Natchess auu w nOIos
CD sale Dealer i'm JeweIry, Clocks,
Watch Materials, &c.
In the Summer of lsi5 thi. House comlsenced
wholesalcing w aches and Jewelry prices cheap
er than the like sold in the wholesale lobbing
stores of New York.
The great desire OF the Proprietor then and
has been since, to divert the current OF trade
that was flowing into the Atlantic cities from the
Western and Southwestern States. and compel II 10
terminate in Cincinnati. There was period vhen
| New York stood IN position more advantageous
than this city as depot Orihc manufactured goods
both OF Europe and this country; but sciente and
art have now given Cincinnati the means Ot attain
ng il she will, proud elevation IN Trade and
Commerce ans city ia the world. The Allegha-
| nv mountains have been ievelled down. and dis
Etance annihilaied. so thar iradesnan here can
send his order in the morning to his manufacturer
for ewelry. who may reside. most of the manu-
lacturing Jewellers do either in the State Of New
Jersey Rhode Island or Massachusetts. and before
evening receive IA reply. and in few hours after the
goods made they will be at bIs door. he read
er ma that he can perceive no earthly TCr
son why Cincinnati shouid not sell goods as chea'
ns the eastern cities, but he cannot see how Clayton
is enabled 10 sell Watches and Jewelry che iper than
Dealers in the East buy and sell credit and have
consequently to tax every customer heavily
er expenses and losses; but Clayton paws Cash for
every thing that he purchases and sells his goods IN
| no man. however rich he may be, credit. And
this House il now whoiesaling more Watches and
Jewelry than three -tuurns OF the wholesale sstsb
| lishments in New York
Store on the southeast corner of Sycamore snd
Second streets Cincinnati lap27
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
w + are prepared now I" seil CLOTHING OF
w ever variety ald quality, and manuiactur.
ed in the most substantial manner. at WHOLE
SALE, having Just received from Europe. a large
stock OF cloths cass meres. &r., hich will enable
US to make up and sell on the most reasonable
terms. clothing OF every kind. We have lust re-
ceived large stock OF all qualities overooats.
We invite the attention o the country trade TO
our coods, while express our gratitude for the
liberal patronage thus far so kindly extended u.s.
MACK & LOBENSTlNE,
Western Star Clothing Store
no,l9 Corner Front and Sycamore streets
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TIME undersigned having retired from the Dry
i Goods business and disposed of his whole
stock to Messrs. Morgan & keen, takes this occa.
sion 10 express his acknowledgements 10 his old
friends. nd customers for their patronage, and
would respectfully solicit ,hem 70 continue their
trade with the new Firm. who he leels assured will
Justly merit and are in all respects worthy oi 6b
eral patronage. (Slgned
aug27dSwtt OLlV ER LADD
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has this day taken out letters OF admnistra-
ton on the estate OF JoHS MANN, late OF Wander.
hurgh Colniy, State ot Indiana. deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate. are requested 10
make immediate payment: and those having claims
AGAINST the same are notified To present them du-
ly authenticated for settlement. The estate Is
supposed to be solvent
MARTIN MANN, Admir-.
Evansville, March L. le5l-.m3:w3.
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CITY FURNITURE wARE-RoOM

CITY FURNITURE WARE-ROOM
eyy---v75s>> All kinds of Furni--
Z. $500 sssssss ture oil the newest and lat
sS-------->-s1 est styles can be found a;-I.sssE
our Ware-R Rooms. Our connection with the ceebra
ted house of CAwTHoH & Co, enables us TO urnis
any article calle for of the best mapuiacture and
az lhe !oM esi price. Knowing the want OF such a
of the finest quality OF Furniture We respectfully
ask an examination CT our stock and prices. Part
of our present stock OF California Chairs, Sofas.
Centre Tables French iiedsteads, ETC., cannot be
surpassed Tor beauty and finish.
jan2s II J. ?. d G. SCHWING.