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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
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81 II = "A MARDNIlL 300 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

EDGE TOOLS. IIARDW DC.
IT, Co.-ers C.-ren-ers Nli-iytts Carca-naterS,
Bot. ae-s Ac Ceorrrs' truss Hoops ant kvets, sn-
complete assortment of Tools ior NEE nlncs use Ns1
Builders Hardware, -c .l1f -l4c .s
CHARLES s LITTLE, n, q AMI 50 tll'.n--'.
- III MAM
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
NANCING ACADEMY. - SIGNOR

nANCING ACADEMY. - SlGNOR
- GHFRARDl thankful foT the .ind patronage q
last season. fcspcc l hsgs % inform hls patrons aad ss
rrtIc. that his DANCING ACADEMY. NJ sii Biosi
wsv N tc opcn fIr the reception Il pupils Oa SAfUk
DAY bcf o.. tt o'clock NJ Puylie lessons in fam
fs w alec De- ersn aud classes attended - schelN
srd Academic. Sruor q Will W futufo be assisted "a h
ss,Dn, hF MHa1mr GhcrAri All commune fons uljrr.
oi 70 so ai Rroadna} wilibo promptly attended 10
~ tmNIMNks
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
ILASSlChI. sad MATUENATIcAr

SCHOOL Na. 81 .,h-sy.. NaI-N .rk lN.r as,rwt wt..
irstHn square 'St~cra Mcst IA fsa.a-f.r. .fs a.
t..-a'a-c -fa- -. ''. ,a rrr-es - srren.h .rs-
~ rufrv 80 a. >snt iscI
it, instruction - urrErtsd by nvs tsactfrs "a. e..s
re.r.ytl 'eeIsts c'rca saa have as d, ..,.
.ffffr ,el-S experience IN .ae.- n7s.f>,,a~
Nlfh ioenr. their ',re -. m y -,r. M.
rent, ls dusirf to hsft tler fa,-,,.rt, 49,.
te eicrelts ol sound aud ilsrsl c'scas,n r--,a
b. 'her eu'crns lse.s co'eFe o, ne n. ,.y al.a,.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

NNO LET-A large and convenient four
story House nth 2d-nv. containing 10
" rooms pallors tea roon bath range furnace sc Rent
moderate Also several brown stone Houses the upper
part Of the city. Apply 20 I. klNSlllMER, No 3l5
ith-aV. aftor y NJ. 80 81
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Two sELLERS.-The undersigned, Sec
T,O DRUGGISTS.-For Sale, a whole
I0RSFS FOR SALE.-Just arrived

III frsm the country sixteen very fine Carnage ana
Road Iforses-among them very ire PAIR, onea Oidck
The ,ber white that can tr0t together mile IN abO
three minutes They be seen at all times At "" u
East -zah-s. 20 ""
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

tsfa.agLrscar he - a4lcd s. t4s taaawGs Ask Il .,
~ iai,c.,,.vf McssD Prtntrs 10 iA5 Er,,.
var. Apr'cton < Co, No 80 Bps1wn. q s Fr.s-
c.s y c.. y 80 Broadway E'ar CNfsN Brl:as
~ esn E-ra',,av Roe lockw noi & S,n " tlt -.
w4v. Henry ksruot. No 80 hrosd~ag T. sd Nl..,
ts Fr.s3s ss Aason n hando.e. NJ ~ .ls' "A
nv. and samuel Ralnor. ~ % R-Nery
su.o 80 SiEPHEN SEDGgICN pnncapal
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

~ IEYS Crate and Fender Nanuinctoy, No. 30
Broome-s three west OF the BoweTy adonins Dr
Cones Chtrch Builders ana Others who are about pHr-
chasing would DO well 10 call he Is conaden that lls Hii-
terms ior variety AMI che apnes. psSed 81 m
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

NThTC HES.JEWEI.RYa an1 SILVER
w NAtE a VET. isrr~ as-,r' zee, y tss n 80
.. NJ -r.r tir Ul tTf-~ - - -ft sEr s..f
'.as.' art r~n '-rrl', Nscse- al trr " A. ~ Ne
s..alfr- o 4i n.otera'c r.-s. csa be q, sat
W CfIrN. NN'> forff-r .tt-r. No fr' g. ~
W-t.t.~ fe-~ry s0i s''v~- t-- us 20 - sri-r sd
.l.ir rer.r-S C4iIf1ra., Cod ~. sr l cschsnr- as
-.,-.I. ID. .rfar flf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
PROTESTANT BOARD-

u ING ani DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. No
ss5 Broadway. n0rth ii UaOa seuare Jrs. LEVEkErT.
FrncI a. Tbs School vii reopen for Las ensuing gels
- WEDNESDAY. tie lcta Cf sepiems<y. Further par
tcrzrs s4t CIRCULAR AZ - ot.lEss by zDSLcaiDr %
IL prlaC pa. =. IA s50se 11Jr-.s Ht~'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
DART OF \ HOUSE.-Wan 10 rc1t

Il by seatlemal aid vile, villa oae Ciulc part - a
pnvate hon Sc consistsg Ut paricT tao bedrooms ard
basement or kitchen Abc p.Ii al Tie ,I or
Nentni u stsso routes The lavcr paft - the ctl
srrei References exchanged Please &fcrcss p =
IA Cricc. - 80
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
CUEsTER FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NORTH CASTLE. Westchcster Co. \, Rey
JOIN 4 BROW y. Principal ihs Institution - pleas
antlt tnafed healthy and re,ifei village oi e''' A
cess hr ifnllrul Railroad and stages go
Ii he r,u ol those ho have established ths N' lpo
D. frusi thorough Fugl,h Education at moderate pfcH
g. ln,d number Of pupils who n connection "th The
daily routine of .tudes viii also attend O. ihe more in-
sfant branches Oi domestic economy lne 4rlds"H ~
such an ed cation combining Tie above objects, VIII q
hoped. commend theureifc- Co. every "dcion- parent
Trrs-- -Sittt-Gte Dollars per Session " IWcniyi"O
Ucess. PAYABLE quarterly IN advance VI sc an EXTRA
chsrse the Sessions commence on the his NlOhdN' of
N,s and Noyenb,r bat pupils Nill be received AZ nnY
time Applications for admission 10 De made ,thef 70 The
prucrsi or Rev DT HARRIS. W hte Plans. \.
auZl lmMWsf'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
HALL. Conlt.st.. Brook.

Vh bn -AIT CHARRi AUD tud Airs. A IANNAf
heg leave tn contradict ruor circulation n Bro,Nya.
that hey not o teach tins CtN tins and AZ ths
time 90 thor friends and patrons and the IL
dies and gonilrmen hat their Dancing tnd WAt1as Class
will commence oB TUESDAY, October a. Al the sD,Te
place. Bos de- the dances M vogue, they viii mtroia'
"a Ng .HJ0 B0'fTo and urW SPANS. Donte lnner ne
tice as 10 particulars in turugr Advertisements
B-Mr OGlLVtE Will take charge Di thp Geatle
mem, Evening Class o.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
Daneina Schools.

n HARRIA | D'S ROOMS, No. -
Y White -Messrs CHARRU AUD and OGliyIE
respectfully acquant their friends and patrons and the la
dies and gentlemen that tkcT Dancng and st8ng CAs
will open at the place usual n October beslos
the dances que. they viii introduce la ha5prka 10
lero and a new Spluis 81 dance. Timely nOsce az 70 pu
uculars In future advertisements
N B-Ths Brn1N Iyu Gins. Will commence 3n rue~iv
O.t,Ier 3isf Il AI,ufae.f. Hall C.urt.st s}i g.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
10 AMATEURS of FRENCH and

A ~ VIVA 1 TT ~ go NV II AI.N
ITALIAN IIrERArU RE-A e. -Hf'erau recenl,
arrived from -hr Cont ncrt %. FurHUe ani having some
.eisurc 'ine - l> ,Ho,s.. v.l a.trucuon che
above languages. e-aer @ D. =. ne
dr0ce ~ tre pupils lie has hfd considerable experience
ttachir-. ant lrs uniform succeeded 81 >ts'
Though hc nlo> nHc Al snt thOrcrs
his -cucr system of fra- nc welded - mo- nlrti-
m sysfe and adaptS hs Instructions respectively -
the taste and habit, oi the pupils M references ac Of the
highest order aud hs terms suci cannot fa % be sails
.r.rv every Further particulars be obtained
0id 8u interview secured hF addressing note % ANA
IEt K Rox 2.164 po> Ofcc so %
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
SUVSTER'S DRAWING ani

-. PAINTING ACADEMY. NJ i0l RrslvAy o
NV sUe flr me reception of pupfs Instruction ~l "a
gwen lu DRAINING aud PAINTING ot all kinds Sepi
at, class ia .tcs \ saturday class Tor en ale ieahs
Certlrmcus class FROM 70 O'CLOCK PM ~
EVENING q Ass FOR GENfLEMEN
prawiue fIDW Pustei Casts from o. ? oclocb " We
viii also iearh in schools usual Portraits OIL Pas
tcll Nlmnt1r, aud lithoKuph will be executed. ,a
>pmbiaucc warranted. ~ im'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
OICH FTRNITCRE.-JULlUS DES-

Ia SOIR rrsrctff y informs bis customers tni tAe
puh c general mat he has Fl his ttle- rc-
oHs 20 sc - Bror-H4y door T. tr Oh nese VI
= m y. ils low GA hand itrgs and heauflli ass1r-
ssrf u 2 pc. .ir 0f tie hest d--crl la % Et =
invites atttLuUn lie also prepared to furn-l % 80
de va-s So ti.s VI choice Furniture n-csrrl
Coihc ANTIQUE EL1a5etL-au. re4ch sad other designs,
AID Itch Ae VIII warrant II the vof Dest nitr f-s,
rLr----si N n .r q finish IN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
IINF ARTS -The .nh..riher -

ElNE Artistic subscriber respect.
.a''. l.. ~ Arrsss aal Cana-..sf - ttat 20 it'
.str . lr. F.st.- q t.e GEES 1,
i~- - s.+eliif -.. rc. a % -r- hl-r-r--a' tr'i
oil. fr-l.r fr-r- -r- Fre IIt
ffsr sre .-e -r.1f. .--s- Raphael v sr- % l, o.
t,rel-o. fi.ia n r i--- r y 1-Ttc ic-l e-s . '-
tra-.t fr.sr, fr-rrf-s Lr-r1'ga y -rr. i.r -.-,
Ar So al. e--ra'ef ls El.aaeI. Vi irEa-n. 50 80,
ole l-,-- a ; n.. ,t5f '.. u'... t..-
.eU .ef ro . lr 81 t--e. '.f. .,--. g
1--. ness al. .-rt- sab .r., .-er..a..a
lr.'.. f.or r .rrfr', E.yfr-.
Designs f- .,1.r-.l.ot,.. -.t-~ ,-. ls--. g. t's'
-.ltat L.-.l rrt-es LANES slE.sAl
Is. -r. I-. As t. cam. s. .cs--.7 77.0..r
r-sf Mercer So taf rat- B-rltRlF
FASHIONABLE SHIRT EMPOll-
~. y. : .t-,t .e-r E->' 3 3.lti rtr -lirs
>)l DIR world caI 60 4--eH-1n "i r-l- snea ''it
rr-tta-in- ;.cr ffI 4t1 vr.rr ~I.... % t.r
FL. -nat s --rfl, ls.r hr ter ssrrt..ei r.-ts-.
20, maternal lfa-l- .f.lfe. a4i iI.t n-- srr
"a, -t 81 i-sc ri any ..l-4 -r--el s,-l..'l'4.
tLe
st.s lf eve- ,r'e rate-n ar. material made q. Ger
ar sort fce Measurel - et e-e-re- e-'t.-. ta-
a. -rsIert'sl % sIl rl~e- sln'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
lIR 1YNG'S RON'S SCHNNI.. ncar

We SfuvtcSant square Il few vacancies 10 ttls school
remain % which the attention of parurl>. resas M ths
nv. invited r. offers. lerhip> s9t>sctnn rr'-
VISION 0r the safe hahts and SQUAD instruct - of thef
cbid-on a~ can readily De- found NJ 81 East i'th-.t
81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
NEUSIC TEACHER-Thc Principal "

A's Muse sf fAt >un.h N'Ja ~.'1t- ls f.ltsfs
-ner-vr r~rste rr.is Teens i1,f A.r,f s.a r. &. =
SOUTH i,'s'yu >sr'n,rf rotres At pIc,lsrf ~ I,,
streets - Ir.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

ETTLE .Y.--Iv0ry-huiled Table
Kuivt- aul Fot IS. II 90. a'-r rll'-'s. Desc a.
d.. Car,lug Knives All F1fss >fee.s, Bufl9 Torn
S.az Hon Nt.tr P.fr. Escs tD aud Clrui hiaild d.
40 warranted steel Scss1r- kar.r. Pen aat io'>ft
Knives steel Pen. Tea Tnls res 8 r. ne low
st rates wholesale OF ratall A. JOIN : - -
Pear Il + rankin --luare New or.- --t -AA ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
CRENCH FANCY BASKETS.-Just

received a rirh and elogant VARIETY, VIZ Htrcguns.
Welding Baskets (stgle of LOUIS XIV BoudOr, Byou,
Cirsv Frut and Flower Baskets, N'touas Bonbons &c
For saIelow wholesale and rotai, hy GEO W TUT TIE,
Inpo-fr Of Furopeda Fanc, Goods Novelties, Toy, SC
\, ~ nro,dVev sl36tMWXEh
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
C,IRE EXTINGUISHFR-REIDtS

n AMERICAN FIRE ENTlNGUlSHlR The pub
c are respectfully Informed that Professor Lawrence Red
of New Nors after many years experiment ana ie>th
, upon an early day be- prepared to suppl hs invaluable
IRE Ektngushcrs which viii be found % snip ass All
othcr means for suppression OF s1nfa- -r Tie
machines VIII be cheap and portable Full ufou1on rs
the sale OF licenses for Staes and errtos &c n in-
tt.re ADVERTISEMENTS and from the UNDERSIGNED
JOHN VALENTINE, Civil Ens neer,
s3e,s General Manager. No. IA " al-st.. y Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
iNSSEX FKMALE SEMINARY-Rc-

ceiye> purils of any age and at any time and f,vors
them with eycry deSnhlo facility tor ohtupng thorough
s,d accouulish,d education Terms reasonable For
haathfure location ind completeness ofanngenenis
tins institution probably unsurpassed ana b-ng 'n ths
beautiful MARGIN ot the Connecticut River near te sea
hoard ,s4s. Il access hy New-YOrk and Hartford daily
STEAMBOATS, As MINOR consideration, We would aid thh
tho teachers and ng s treturu,std AZ moderate chaI;r
D. the stable Oi iho Scmuar with well trained saddle
horse f0r vruur 1dcs rse Circulars containing q We"
1l tLc SEMINAR Buildings. rccrcuces Nc can oe hai o.
LCCICS LYON VI PuncpI
F..r, Nr,tfs frlf au23 InMWAk
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENG

IISH SCHOOL. W. co4 BUateay. between d.
and f2fl-,i, New Acrk. 4 FOlGNEr. Principal. The
lsli Term Of ths Institution viii commence N Nantfy
September Mr. Foisnet hegs leave - INFORM M, friends
and the uuhl that he has completed hs Arrangements for
the ensuing season c Will a0rl 20 his p Increased
advantages tie departments Bows " received
al any stage oi then education and Thoroughly prepared
fr college business The pupils wll u limited u nH
Der. ,nd select.
TAUGHT three hours daily The instruction II prtcicN suo
tie most untrue efforts made 20 rrndr tue scs9tl
ue~tectly a home cvcry branch of French education.
n the English parnient. all The studies deemed essen
ta 20 a solid and polite Eng ISL education w be pursued
aud those trstr complete classical educ on vii y
every ADVANTAGE which My other classical school 10 me
ca, OTTER .
p.o1dUay. De., = Co PaIk-ruw 40 jGl Broadway. No
80 l.h-ag.. Geo D. Coggcshall, NJ. 500 Broadway
Roe | och 81, ood Co. No an broadway g. " Mlor.
No 6.5 Broadway. at the sehooi- room. and ai Mr.
residence No isi l2th-st aul0 2weod
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
LANGUAGE.-C. COR

- Rim teacher and translator 81 >ad laasue, rontn-
ues ~ cye lessons heretofore either n a tr
steuce C. pupils Be-, of references -lfen Apny a.
s. residence No 81 ihst ,dy. ~ g. Ar. >c1,-
hcub,rc n tSs Broadway. lin'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
NIARSHS COURSE OF BOOK
LyISS WUIPpLE'S SCWOOL For

W. YOUNG LADIES. corner cf Nrol1ffV Afi iBA.
. near Upian 'ark vfil r'-ancn NNuisy Srlt
Drawing srj p, naag ar-hf by Niss orar'.
French tr hs Professor crrnes
lluCue 90 hV Nf~s Ptrter
Lecture, connected With th- Schcii ,rt =. ely-n iris
fo TIME. nr ntsrr> Iug sEnIr0fs .tiiss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
lIOISE.-Manted 10 rent in Rrooklrn.

E.-W anted, 2 House between
CLsuhcIs ana Nescy-Sts Ret not 20 exceed = 40
Address l.. ID. lribunc Ohcc- 81 b.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
for YOuNC GENrlF

q NlN la ta . iLsftlls- tht aos-se x s.air ~ !.
rua- tre 81 ss7 qs -st IS ~fksf arfs rha ~ ~
sl. frrn,h So 81. LatH Greek. Msft-1 ts-s - ~
G@-'grSqAs Cssn',trY and A,-ao'lv Tsr D-srrsl VI
NbkDNlS. A. esiF klp~n frH,rss1- fhe r,r -
lns - Ne~ -. cAa sse the 1ss -.,.vlrs, l.
sc ufe tftfr.cn. a BE r'ft. TT sr e1fsh s. .
~ ~ fssf iNfl-sf ..f...
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
LrOR SALE-A CLASSICAL and
.LOCrTION-FRANCIs +. RUS

SILL Elocu,ouis,, respectfully ana,gnces that lie
has RESUMED tbe Instruction vi Cass, md Private Pups
Rooms NJ Broadway n cslse. 0f tie Dis
a1otn of several apple ants or intr1c'ion last
l 3ir q Vil be- s-l-ted hereafter ~ Mr. NJ BAGII an
Led Eios uonlst Rerdlnss from Sha..Jere AID
rAe poet o cGces t private resdeaces - heretofore
Terms 0r r0sae Instruction teu lessons 81 I.trucu0
IL class. - - 3v'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
= CRAWBUCK's UPHOLSTERY,

w HOJ SE and Ship Furnls hing WtrsrOOns NJ.
3s3 Grtut-s New, ,N0rk where vii he found complete
sss ueut Of the following rlies Feathers, halT,
and >k also beds. mattresses, paisses and cushions
also bedsteads of ever description, w patent screw
non ont lex anl lron screw and -lndlr ca.s,
Ac also splendid saety Of PAPER hanging borders e
Nr would call PARTICULAR a ltl0n D. as nes style %
M ana snriug mattresses. y Sod ted, aud nat
tr,.e.s reroyafed and rade over equal % pew, bY
" CRAWBJ CK. NJ 3JS Grand-st. ,ee,nd
a. frs a.aJr elsf u tss-I-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

NOR : 4 l. J. - heap. I arm OF 80
scres Il good land miles III 20 rama-c4. J. T.. F4th
ecrd Hor.e parn Cr1 &c. Se ON me property a-e
I50S Peach Trees ears old Possession imme'
n,origag. Apply 10 -ss6 81 JAMES HERRl NAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
T AND in BROOKLYN.-For Sale, 9

j acres Of Land. lying Grand and Washirrronoss,
Butler Baltic. Dougla.s and Deera~-sis BrooA VI Ihe
sIfuafio ION ne and commands file view of the cats and
IIarlor of Ncw-York II VIII be sold ~ reasonable
ITice ard accommodating terms oi paymtnt, oI ef-
changed for prod net So property this city Apply y
A c. MONTGOMERY, No. 1Nas,au-st., JtSlory
S23 60
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
MADAME CHEGARAY'S Boardln,

y lt sor ava 1s'h 80 Nrr NsrA NADINE Ghfsaray
respectfully nfrms che parent, sBf .ltrans ot her pa
p's srd fhc public tnat che above 'nsf' lNen vii he
opened sr Nort1y. >'Hrrr"r % 1851 IN INT ot sAa.
au, SD tranquility fhr situation ai The oss)ihnest
Rusurfs<ssd ss lss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

I AND.-For sale in lots to suit pur-
cbasers beautiful niece Of 100 Of Land. l7Ins
on the north SIDE II the Long Island Railroad about cry
rods from the pot and fronting On te man ~ 80 yei
Nadlson-st " Y. or ROBERT SEAMAN, Jsnch'. J. l.
sl2 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
nor RSALE WILLIAMSBURG H
LyOR SALE- On Cllnton-ayenue.

I Two handsome building lots 5 good es-n2ra'5d.
thin fve MINUTES vak of tnc l,Jr icrrls Ia are nl
90 w. VIZ IkISRl. No In1 ~ =. NllIaIl-- -t-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07
PIANosI PIANosll

EwUN TBE subscriber wishes 10 inform the cit,
NE zens that he has again arrived and heated
SsSaO himself here, offers for safe Stodari& Otffs
hams Piano Fortes which considered by The
most Judges 20 be The best in the United Siaiesand
the almost universal preference given to them by
purchasers is q proof that their excellence is al>
preciaud.
the Piano and Guitar, with thorough Instructions
tor the voice
TERMS: For instruction with the use OF the ri>-
an Sl4 for "a lessons, Without the use the
PIANO. sl2 for "a lessons payable the end Of tie
first twel, lessons.
Pianos ,uf,.f and repaired.
q. o. STEIN
Professor of Music.
NrRes:dence at Mr.. Chadd's.
Pianos can be seen at tn. book store Of E. n.
Hood e. Co., and nj my residence.
June 4-d2w-wly
oTHenderson Kentuckian will copy to the
amount OF two dollars, and send bill to This oitce
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNION OF c1NcrNNA1

ARTISTS UNION OF CINCINNATI.
THE ARTISTS UNION" is established in the
l. city OF Cincinnati, for The promotion of the
tastes for tie Fine Arts, and the encouragement
Of the great body Of artists residing in the Wes-
TEN States The plan OF the Institution unites
great public good with private qualification, at
mere nominal expense.
The annual subscription of membership is five
dollars, which entities members TO all its privi-
leges. The money obtained from SUBSCRIPTIONS,
CATER paying necessary expenses is appropria-
ted to the production OF two fine engrayi gs, of
which every subscriber receives a copy Of each
for every five dollars paid-to the publication of
a monthly journs devoted to literature and art
and 10 the purchase of American Works of Art,
which will be publicly distributed by lot amt g
all the members. on the first of September of each
wear. The Paintings distributed will be richly
trained at the expense of the Institution.
Subscribers tor 1881 will receive a copy of
Mounts celebrated pic ure of Catching Rab-
bits" and beauiiful print of Washington" at.
ter Stuarls celebrated Portrait, which is admit
ted to be the best now in existence.
There have been about ninety paintings already
purchased for distribution, nearly every artist OF
merit in the West being represented in the COL
lection. among whom may be mentioned, Mrs.
Lilly M. Spencer. 7. w. Whittridge, w. L.
Sonh,ag, f. s. Duncanson G. N. and j. P. Frank
enstein, Chas. Soule. J. o. Eaton, Emile Bot, ".
w
McConkey, G. w. White, Chasf Rogers, J. r.
Johnson, and others.
Among the paintings TO be distributed are the
following :-'DomesticH Happiness, by Mrs. Lii
ly NJ. Spencer, considered her best work; '"Ths
Season" by w. L. Sonntag; "The Old Mill" by
The same; "Crawford's Battle Ground, /" by v. n.
Griswold; River aisin Battle Ground by 4.
S. Duncanson; two Marine views by Jas: Ham,
ilton; several sketches by Thos. Birch three Of
Whittridge's best Landscapes; The Of G. N.
Frankenstein's Kentucky Views four landscapes
by Duncanson: two by v. n. GTis~old; five by
w. L. Sonntag; three of Francis celebrated "Siif
Life" pictures; a fancy head, Genevieve, by ].
o. Eaton and "Viola, !" by Cnas. Soule Besides
these there are about sixty other paintings most
ly by western artists; IN addition To which others
will be added as fast as Subscriptions are receiv-
led. ~
Additional information in regard TO the plan
Fand objects OF the above Institution, will be fur
nished by Honorary Secretaries, who are appoint
ed in all the principal places in the Union.
In places where there are no Hon. Secretaries,
subscrip ions can be forwarded to THos. FANS
&Co. Acting Managers of tie ARTISTS Uuion Of
Cincinnati"
Subscriptions received at Evansville by
N r. STOUT,
| jyl5- Hon. Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07
CABINET WARE ROOMS.
ERT RGU S S,

1921 Keeps constantly on hand every va a
5 riety and description Of Cabinet Fur. -
800 niiure and Chairs, which he warrants "
to stand with any work made in this city or else.
where. Persons wishing to purchase would do well
to give him call Shop on Main street. between
2nd and 3rd streets
He has Just received large and handsome va.
riety Of new Furniture which will be sold on the
.nostr asonable terms.
LUMBER YARD!.
lie has also just received at his yard, opposite hi
Ware room, on Main street, large supply of frs
rate pine lumber Of every description, which he Of
iers to the public on most reasonable terms.
COFFlNS made to order. A large supply of all
kinds and sizes on hand and for sale ut reason Die
prices. A lIearse is always ready at hand. Dwell
ing House next door 10 warehouse, where calls
vii! be attended to u, all hours Of the night.
jylS-6m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07
New Fall and Winter Goods!
ID. 8. ANDERSON,

ION First street, first door 6eicT Post Office
HAS just received, and is now opening large
IL assortment OF fashionable goods, suited 10 the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE. consisting in part OF blk.
blue, green, olive, claret and brown
French, German & American Cloths,
twil'ed and plain. Also, a great variety of
OvercOatings,
German beavers, super blue and drab Kerseys, blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, &.
French and German
Black DOeskins,
Wool and piece black Cassimers of everv quality,
fancy Cassimers and Doeskins OF the latest and
most fashionable style.
VESTINGS,
Elegant style London Cashmeres and valentines,
plain Silk Velvet Vestings, figured and plain blk
Satin and Silk do,
TailOrss Trimmings,
OF every description; super wool Innings for over
coats. plain and figured alpaca serges, mohair us'
tres, &c.
RvThe attention Of my customers, and the public
generally, is invited to examination of the above
goods, which have been selected with great care,
and will he sold ut the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments Of every description made to order in
the very best manner, and warranted TO III.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-07
TO COUNTRY MERCHNTS.
1000 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
MUNTkY dealers supplied Of the tollOwln

oUO 10 punlp'sOlc MP DOOtS Tex IL I'M NJ $zZ'oO
1O0 doz do No Alp Boots at. 81 90
100 pairs fine imitation stitch Shoes. .55
We are constantly manufacturing twelve hund.
red pair of Boots per week, keeping one hundred and
.eveniy-fve hands employed, and can fill orders at
any time at the shortest notice. Country Dealers
will find il saving of from % to 25 per cent buy
their stoch OF the manufacturer, instead OF paying
the merchant S25 per case for the same Kind OF
Boots that We sell for S2l. We are now supply ing
come OF the largest dealers in st. Louis and Louis
lille, and have been for the last two years. Our
Boots have given good satisfaction, and all goods
sold by us warranted to do Dealers, by calling
at No Pearl street, or at the mandatory on ty-
corner of Sycamore and Columbia SITS, Tin Clahe
tons buidlnglcan examine the goods and Judge for
themselves The above prices ore as low as the
same Kind OF boots can be bought in New Yors or
Boston. We are now receiving large stock OF
Shoes, which will be sold equally as low. =
As it Is idle and delusive hope for large profits
the general diffusion OF intelligence, and the easy
and rapid communication between city dealers and
country merchants, renders extensive and regular
rade on the old basis Vi small sales and large prof.
its, utterly impossible; therefore have adopted
the motto, LARGE sales and small profits, believing
by trading on this principle, we can draw a large
share OF the trsde which has usually gone East, to
Cincinnati, and thereby save 10 to ~ per cent to
the Country Merchant.
~Leather bought at all times for cash or taken
n exchange for boots or Shoes.
FlLLEY & CHAPLIN.
Cincinnati, Nov. 25.-iebl0'3l-lyrdaw