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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
V,ROY and BOSTON RAILROAD

III BONDS -Ihe undeIsi Ened OdcT 81 private sale s.
TROY ane BOsTON RAILROAD COMPANY The
amount Of dis Oen 10 tS@eo OF which $4,000 have been
ssposed Of and the remainder VII be sod IN amounts %
slit purchasers.
tn. oaO secured BY the second ortssss has been msds
for the pupose Of somPsrns the Toy and Boston Railroad
fuu Ho.el FAl TO the State line 1t Pownal VT fo pur-
snAns additional furniture for running the road and for
hquiestns the deaths debt OF the Company The bonds
e payable the lst q April 1854 the Bank Of Com
u NewYork ana have interest coupons attached
payable she place They convertible into stock
Of company par for yeAs from their date and
pured By mortgage the road ia franchises and appur
s-nASees 10 JEAN Wool ,ne Jonas G Hesrtt Of Troy
subject only 70 the previous mortgage " $4,000.
The capital stock Of the Troy and Boston Railroad Com
psny subscribed and paid in s sf2l So 81 Amount sub
scneed Ard not PAID in fo5s5 % TOTAL SIS, So 81. The
August /. lGS., Is ISIS, 80 81.
The Troy .1d 8o.toa Railroad eItends RON The City Of
Troy 70 tie eNery line Of the State POEna Vermont
wholly within the State Of NewYork and part Of
hne Of Railway extending from tie City Of Boston Troy
and the Eas CanA which cOmccsed Of the FitchsGrs,
TIE Vermont Massachusetts tie Troy Greenheld AID
kke Trey Boston RAilroadz
The frey ard Bosaoa sAiru.d located through Of
T.. podEcve Trirg CoGsces IN the stA.e Aad aons
the ba h of river broken Al short tAnce b Apds and
water h where the factory The machine shop the furnace
hGnsn industry ard skiL TIE bills and mountains border
1s this valley aed win rocks and nineras and
covered With valuable WOOD and timber each and ell OF
which are so~ be,Gs transported IN large quantities.
osi
Al Eagle Brisr. the Troy and Boston Railroad connects
with roa a. miles oos rulRnE through the ch and p-
d1euse Counties Of " Nshiaon. Newly ana Rutland
IN errsonl hom which large amount Of Business 70 DO
rived
A. North Hoosisk connect, with ro.ss Che Troy ana
Becnirklon AID Tie Western NeEuoni) s. mile. ous lead
Hs AEcosh another rcb ard productive valley Rutland
where connects Railroads leaeins % BnEson snd
% bosco1 Is AFTER co1necon treat porcAnce
ope-s ne ~noe q " es-ern Vermont Om BennnE.on
- CLl2.A sad turnles ~ way II the Troy and Boston
kAua1 oonven.eIt ozLet Tor ia Almost unlimited ansant
Of height a.. tsfs AID rapid Of taye % ia nuzsr.
o1s ard ente-prisi1g irhattAna
The ko.e dang arg. and pro6tabls bzrnes. s.d
Ia r-cei Ss srt he q "a ecosco1 reader the sscur-
~ ample-s7d tie Dreecsu Of The Road unb>s.tarnsy
recommend them - capitalists : dexrabe inyescueut
WARD CO. No = Waist
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rp.Tuas TnU bAr
s,.-R,u..b ~ sst........ 65 soor-Rsss....o DIN
wlrr.--...rru ssr. 49,
handy Hook .-.-4 Gov Issot b1m Hell cate s 'cH
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fnrniture. &c.
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHER

q NhEAI DAhONINc IN Eh 1Ercs
NJ Beds, MATTREs9E5 ks at CRAWBUCKAk
$50 Grand-st, "a door east Of Ess,ss, Now-York-Cq
Upholstery and Feather store-Ths attantios Of f&m.
about purehsrns "a respectfully invited TO the large q
sssds Cot. 40 all o. which have been purchased stlN
cash prices and viii be sold such prices make -
tcducement for ali 70 call and examine the above stock
he city Broos, snd Wilismsba1rb free Of sartsss
Hs<s sss Mattresses renovated ana made
w. CRAWBUCK, No Es5s Grand -
"a door .asf Of Esssxsa, MI
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THE FLORENCE and KEYPoRT

Il COMPANH.-A meeting Of the sioekholae vill be
bed keyPort on SATURDAY, the 9Nh Of October next
when statement vii - made Of the prospects snd soni
tSr q tie Company
Boat Will b provided FOR ths purpose and and =; he
sew dcek euiloins on the properly.
Persoo' eesous u eSAnin,ns tie Fscs viii y furnished
WITH uekes To- he eXsalsion b applying 81 oee No
hknoverst
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Drp GOODS.

CORDOVA PLAlNS.-Very superior
~ all wool Negro Plains, Of American manufacture for
xnle bv kESMITH co,
Nos 81 BrOad-st and 50 Nsv-sa
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CUNNY CLOTH-90 bales Calcut-
w Goth for sale BY sPOFFoRD, YILESToN CO.
No - south
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Goal.

COAL.-Red Ash Eggand Stove, ssres'
~ ed .nd delivered 10 good order :, . per tu, soD
kCaz y hen dschsrsins Yard No SO Riytngosa
A. OCOHNok
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COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE

TOTION FACTORY FOR SALE
Y The Wiceapse Company Fi.hkili Lsndns Datch.ss
County ~ Y al sell Al public ton ca the ereml,eS on
the day Of October next a. - oslek al their RssI
Estate Maehnery ana Personal EdsetS a. folow,.-iS
acre. Of Land with large story bes Factory ~
by So feat oof covered VITA galvanized ronl with pler
aud boiler rooms attached hSy'ns steam saa sas pipes
through al the for heating snd lighting the ans
Also one s,ory bres Building, IS BY 81 feet with base-
rnept USED Cor oc- sad s,orehoass fo7r srxs
three sorry brick Dive ling Houses ~rh .. suitable conye-
piepcee The Dam fumes ard huknesss made In the
hest manner for strength. durability and beauty Of 6nh
TIE Water Power equal % S5 horse In the dryost
.gNIop on tall Of ~ feet The Machinery coasi.ss Of
1000 rps throt and mule sp 'dss aad ~ - wide Iona
with all other necessary msehnsy for operating the
On coarse or fire cottoos Vas built ls4l la the az
peusye sly e Is 10 ful ration and in fnt ta
order The present company have expended the proper
tv In the various improve se coo rhe property lee
half mile from the Hud,on River Ralcosd 81 miss tom
Nswl ors and directly the proposed lioe eo~ being
vsvsdl OF he H.ltford Providence snd Fshti Rarcsd
mshins il very desirable location tor LOCOMOTIVES saop
an extensive scale or any 9th heavy or sa maaassar.
Ing purpose The real estate aud machinery VIII Be cold
ser aatey. The property be viewed 81 any tine has
of the property al information given 10 pospad
uunics ions Address - -. ....,x
WICCAPEE COMPANY Fishkill Lanainsi Or
JOHN sLADE 4 CO. No. - Brosdst, NeS'fct
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r IGHT-PRODUCING MATERIALS

L-rhe Subscribers largely engaged In the sansfe
ture Of Phossene Gas, Bornihs Fluid Czmphens, eel
tie varieties OF IAN % f0r bunniuS the nstsfo
above ncoBed. q well OIL
Beiss man ufsefurss Of the above they s6ef srscis
tuoemepts county dealers % make tbeh Porshaess
No III fulton-sf. CHAs. sTAkh- "a W
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OyyIcr OF rHE DAupa'N ANo susQvEnNNA Co'L
CoMPASY, No 81 WsLst. N. Y Sept y lSos
NTOrI,,E IN CONTRACTORS Pro-


rcsas will be received until the l5th cay OF Ootoper
n,x for the Grsduson Mss ard brdgne OF tnAt pof
10, 81 dc Dsnphn luchanoa Coal Compsnss Nall
80 extending IN Rausoh GAP. On ths nne no op-n
,r trsve ~ Aubu tho Philadelphia and hssdng nall
rsS a elstsDee OF sboat ST miles >, IL. -,
T- eharsrt-r II the gOTk u sacn 80 ID render Il ven
,b Ire sf-e Of Contractors Nd the payments VIII
be 10 eas1. -. E .t..,i- =. -. -......r.
n Dec,ors reserve The right Of resctiss any ProPsAs
hat NAV b, osemsd unsstis'aetofy. ,.A,,.,
P,.ss pfs &c Gao he sen. and further int'rmetien
oban.d or application 70 the Chle ',s 49,. pbu'.
scphi, Ter the h d October next or u application 10
the under signed. 5000, n rs,son SECRETARY
,lrLp1 P,ono.ol, f1r Grading &c Il me once No 81
WEI ~ w ThO CHkM3ERs, President
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RAILROAD7 PER

~ CENT MORTGAGE BONDS kr sale BY r.
C0sRk CO No - Wdlst -rnis Road Is doing large
bans The August earnings increased 81 Per cent over
laEt 1eaI.
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oFFIcx on THE CrNEsRLAvD coAi AVo lRoN cosfFlNY,)
Corner Of Brua1wsy and Wal g.
NEw-YoSK, Sept l6, 1881
NOTlCE.-By order of the Presiden,
and Directors The Books for tie transfer Of Stock
vil Be olosed nom the N 9Th incius dudnE
which tine the opPorsnity viii Be given 70 the Sh4ehold
Subscribe r reserved stcek amounting 70 ore
niiSo sehi hundred toOssud dollars 30 complies their
tai agreeable % the hNtsf, 1--WE mcrs of dolAra
Notiees stating the terms Of sahsgpnon vii b seat 10
esh ssoeshooez whi.h terms ~i - maze knov oy
ealing a. the o1oe Of the CoDp.aJ No. - BrO.a~
where TIE nooks MI be -pened ressve subssrpcozs
hoIE the sth g. the 9Th inst ncIas;ve.
EDWARD '. LOOMS Secretary.
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ealrs on Anrtlnn

VI hhHstN. a.oIOneer.
by BANGS, BROTHER & CO.
ID Trade ss'es Rooms No. IS Pafkox
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financial.

DNlDEND-AMERICAN LIFE IN
hSURANCE ard TRUST OMPANY.-SOrtCE-
Diycsrd q TWeltyhvs - + cent q the pgiheipal Of
the debts oue them viii h- paid - the crsos Of said Con-
Perry, AZ ohee, No. - Wall o, IN the CITY Of New
lori ana sher TIE hrs aAJ OF Oe;obeT nexL-Dsted
Newton, sept - lj2
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NOTlCE.-The annual election for Di-
rector, o. the Grocsr Bznk IN he Civ Of Ss~Yak
will b held ~ tie BAnkrg House on MONDAY the IA
DAY q Ocfober ext from l. T. oclock 2. NJ
BY ordsr Of the Boari sANL ,. WdlTE.
Newly "a, sept rs, 1884, Casasr.
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IRON BEDSTEADS AND PATESy

which fold occupy the space Of chair $50 Patent -
tIessss soft down half price VI har festheri
Bronz.d Chairs $50 do settees proof taSainst Yatp9
knives BIoDEed SpitOons and Hststsnds ke. 10 ~
love sleep snd short nights buy Bedstesk -
Mattresses they proof AGAINST vermin The tsz ~
public are invited 10 call " B.-Adyances made q -
signmsnt HAIL L CO, No "a Wafer st
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CHOW CASES.-A large assorfmsu
~ constantly hand also made 70 order o, stva
German Silver, Rosewood. Mahogany, Blsch Walnut
EB-Csses 70 let for the Fair, BY B X. PEEBLRB y
ia GrAndst, DOCS east Of Broadway, NY.
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4 R.COBB & CO., No. % WaII-H.,

" stoes Commission suo Collsction B,.se".
AsToCKs boasht a1s so,d ses,e Rs''- cad City, and
o.bsr Leans eegOtisted
COLLECTIONS q .de &c =, psrts Of IN. United stssss
.pl the csnsAss vt's pronpspess
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-13
MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Wholesale importers of Dry Goods.

Wholesale importers al Dry GOODS.
ErassrilIe Ind.
re now receiving ana opening in the large and com
n moiious building lately erected by.Hr. 0!icsr Ladd
on First ketresR siR agd Sycamore street the
largest best assorted stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods ever brought this market our extensive fa-
etes in connection witl, New York house, enables
offer such Inducements to purchasers will make
ii to their advantage to purchase Of US We shall
hue add weekly 10 our all read! large stock, 50
keep it at all times full and well assorted with
Prints Of rrery lind, style aud price,
Blcached Shirtings and sheetngs.
Bow shirngs aad Sheelings Of all widths, style and
brands,
Mariners stripes.
Ilckines of all the different brands,
Canton and Domet Flannels
Red. white and yellow Flannels, all WOOL
Cloths of all coois and prices from the principal
French, English and Belgian factories.
CasSilneres. plain and fancy, single and double mild
Tweeds, ali wool, and cotton anu wool,
Plaid i.inseys OF ali the different 'yles,
Cloak LiEHcs, do do
Alouslin dc Lanes of eveH style and price,
Earlston, Lancaster and plain black Ginghams
Plain black SlSs and sattins,
SILK Cotton aud " ocl Vestngs,
Hosery-Aiens English W oo hose and half hose,
do do Cotton half hos,
W.nans do worsted cotton Hose all color.
G,oyes-Mens heavy Buck Gloves,
do Kid, Cotton and Wool do,
Wuneus do do do do
SILK, Linen aud Cotton Pocket Handkerchief,
Swiss NuSlius,
Jaconett MIslins
Book Muslins.
Plaid CambrcSs,
Victoria ANA Bishop Lawns,
Irish Linin dressed aud undressed in half pieces.
Colored and Paper CambricAs,
Italian sewing silk all eoors and Letters
Spool Silk,
Spool Cotton,
Marshalls Linen Thread all numbers,
Goats cotton, DO
Plain Embro'd and Printed long and Square WOO
Sbawls,
Bianke cts full assortment,
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Cloths,
Silk and M0hair Lusters.
Plain, figured and Plaid Poplins,
Buttons. combs and fancy goods ofevery kind anC
descriptions all of which offer to the trad. at the low
est Cincinnati prices. -
septiJ MthRIIr, FIELD & CO.
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Cocks FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned has this day opened, in Lncks new
L building on First street, between Main and Iocust.s
Splendid stock of Family Groceries, Of my selection
from Eastern markets. which will sell very low prices
for cash. or Produce of all kinds.
shall Keep constantly hand fresh supplies of Butter
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles for the
table, direct from the farmers having made arrangements
To be supplied several times week during the summer
with all kinds OF Country Produce. All goods purchased
al COOKS viii be the residence OF CUSTOMERS
desired, as have rket wagon especially for that
purpose Therefore so, share Of public patronage,
and will try to merit IL. Please call and examine my
stock. lje30tfl Z.H. COOK.
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Fnrnisl,i ng Goods, Hats
..t Cans Ac.

The undersigned having justCX
~or>,-~-Ss bought out the Clothing Establish ~
S.as. ment of Mr.. 5. kAHS, under the -
->e Journal Office, )ud respectfully call
the attention of the public TO the large stock of Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, &c, which they have hand..
They are of the best manufacture and made n the ost
fashionable styles. Having been purchased at such rates
as will enable them sell at the very lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing OF any description, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally, would find TO their
advantage ol at this ess bshment before purchasing
elsewhere this stock will be found Overeoats Cloaks,
Dress Froek and Sack Coats Shirts Hats and Caps &C.,
&c. which open for inspection. Call ouwant
20 get goods cheap. GoITLElB, VILE & CO.
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GRAHAM & FARRELL.
WHOLESALE AND RErA1l. :

Il oHN - HOPKINS Is now opening the finest stock
J Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever exhibited in his
market His Dress goods comprise fu assortment OF all
the most desirable styles Of Silk Persian Cioth Beregs
colors. very choice selection of Bonfets an Bonnet
Ribbons; also, few fine French Flowers, for out in
side trimming; Grape Shaws, Piano and Table, Covers
Carpeting Mating and fine Rugs ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes, all Qualities also, Mems and Roys Boots and
Shoes. Pnnala and Lehorn HAS, Looking Glasses Hard
ware Wall Paper and Bordering Painted Curtains and
Curtn Material, in fact rything usually kept in the
Dry-Goods Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper bus
ness, may be found very low for cash. fape4l
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NEW DRY GGODuOUsE.

rJNHE undersigned have Jus. opened Staple and Fane
i Dry Good store, on Mater corner OF Main.
Where they daily receiving extensive Stocks of well
selected staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Hats, Caps Um-
bres. ETC.. Also superior quality of Ready made
Clothing EarraRted: Tailor's Trimmings, Furnishing.
Goods thc very best quality Merchant Tailors will
fnd To their anage cali and examine our stocs
before purchasing elsewhere. To the public generally
we would say that intend 10 keep at all lmes full
supr, af Fancy Goods of the latest and fashionable
sly les, Suied 10 this market
In addition the above shall keep an assortment
OF Jewelry aud Notions equally in quality to any stock
Ia the large cities of the " est Our Motto Is quick sales
and small profits. "
sept3-u WM LOWENTHAL & co.
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JUST RECEIVED AT,
M. A. LAWRENCE,
Marble Works.
N<nr fhs CnHrf HpHSk

Near The Court Lbtsfs =
A LARGE stock OF fine White No. marble, direct
Y from VT Also a lot Of White Statuary. and now
hand the largest and stock of Italian and American
marble offered in this city, (and more eomrg)
sisting i'm part of Monuments. 1onbs, Obesks. Scrolls
Head stones and Gothic work of various styles. finished
bv Eastern Workmen, in manner that cannot fail to
pease which will be sold at reduced prices. N. b. Or
ders from distance promptly and satisfactorily filed
Evansville Sept. IL 1852 NJ. a. LAWRENCE.
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THE EVANS ResTAURAT.

Evans of Evansville has fitted up the large and com.
Ia modious three story Brick, recently erected 10y Mr.
+. nck, First street near the Sherw wood in the
most complete style, and is prepared to welcome
and accommodate his friends and the public generally
The Bar will at all times be sdpplied with FIRE liquors
spiendld Lunch VIII be set every day at iu O'clock A
M with Turtle Soup and all other attainaoie deicacies
A well known and sSfal Cook has been engaged, and
gentlemen can be accommodated at any hour with .
dishes and luxures season. served up the bt ST
SNls.
Speed and Theoretically sealed Oysters oi the finest
quality now on hand-tIe best of Cigars. &. lgE-ul
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New Grocery and Provision store.

New Grocery and Provision Store.
'HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
L ansylle and the surrounding country, that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store the
of Main and Fourth Streets and will be his aim Keep
every article in his line, either wholesale or retail.
have on hand large lot ofcheese, which will sell by
he box or single pound among the lot there is Eng
ilsh Dairy neese-a rich article. Coffee Rice, Raisins
Oranges Lemons Teas Of all kinds, Lard OIL Vinegar
Moasses Green Apples Candles, Starch, Mustard Pen
per- Indigo, states Sand Paper, Tea and Table Spoons
and many other articles too tedo MENTION which
sons may see by giving me All kinds of Produce
wanted. [dec61 JAS. SPALDING
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LaIascO Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL.

e--~-cl Messrs. KARSCH, WETZEL & KLINTwORT
--r~ would ini)um the public tiiGt having recently
~, established in Lanasoo City, Steam Furniture
~ Factory they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus. BcsleaSs, Wardrobes and several other kinds
OF Furniture 10y steam, thus enabling them to furnish fhese
articles lower than he purchaser elsewhere in this
ami al rileRHcti Factory prices Their work ia every
respect equal TO that ofthe Cincinnati factories
They prepared 10 do Turning WORK ofeyery des
crpon aud will be- prepared to fcrnish countr,
aciurers with what they desire in this particular The
tcon of those wanting Furniture is called TO the work Of
this Factory.
The wareroom is or Main street. between Third and
Fourth We keep for sale Chairs Of different varieties,
besides all other kinds of Furniture, al the room.
Idcc9--yl
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Relic Yue gardens.

TIME proprietor this garden and public house. has ei
tireiy retted the building. and improved the groun
and ready receive visitors This place OF res'
ssituate the river bans, just below Pigeon CreeS
Bridge and but short walk foI the heart OF the cit
all kinds be obtained, and the wants
of visitors carefully attended to. The undersigned viii
always DO hand to attend to these visiting MS house
mv6.,f JOHN NJ MATTHEWS
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BORDERS.

rJNHE subscriber has nand large and beautiful a.
= sortment OF Gold, Velvet and cheap Borders,
which the attention OF the public is respectfully drecte
JOHN c. DEVEREUX tR.,
iy97 Main, between Ist and I'd streets.
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NOTICE CONT ACTORS Il ND
y IrT. DEQS

WE the undersigned. would inform the citizens Of
Wv + sansvie aud country, that prcpar
ed % accommodate, at tbs City Saw Mill in the upper
plrt of hs city, with all lnds Of bumoer for building
As or N tito is nall profits and quick returns"
shall n "a cheap be bought elsewhere, and
make Il % the lvantage of all that buy Of US We
s. come along and give US a taf show and We will
give you Satisfaction. faug+ul HART ~ CoLVIN.
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EyANsA1nLn HAT MANuFAcroRY

FAf1 NIfLE OF
T RESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of the public to
nv style Of Hats. The shape is elegant and of the
most approved style. Having selected the very best OF
Stock. The quality will be equal to an?. Gentlemen
ieavng their orie may rest assured that ns will
be spared in giving them tstful and becoming hat
All kinds of fancy Silk and Fur hats made order Par
tcular attention Is paid to ordered hats Very Cheap
Gaps. EACI!Ek.
septic First street I'D door above Main.
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REMOVAL.
Genuinc Havanna Segars.

Genuine Havannl Segars.
m O00 LA Florest;
lZUUUU 2OGOO Washinglon;
10000 Fl Divan;
1900 Hernani;
5000 Edaaro; -4
3OOJ Jenny Lind;
All the above warrented genuise imported Havan-
ma Segars aud offer for sale at loo rates
in lots 10 suit purchasers. S. 4. GILBERTo * CO
septI7 Sycamore near Water.
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PAP PrEvERS3IP NOTICE.

yyNE FIRM OF T.. III. Hood Co.. having been dissolved
1 by the death Of T. III. Hood the undersigned An
drew J.. Wheeler surviving partner, ana Geo. W Rnt'-
bone, have purchased the stock of the late firm, aud
formed pa-'rship, under the st le of RaTnBoSE
WHEEhEP ii will continue the W hoicsale and Retail
Book and Stationery business al the old stand No FOs
ters Block where they invite the patronage Of the torn
custcmefs OF the house, and oI te public generally
q. ". RATHBONE
ug27 J. " HEEL ER
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GROCERIES,.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

M have this day associated ourselves for the pun.
W pose OF doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
gerry PROVISION and Produce business. Sycamore St.,
hree doors above Jas Laughlps Jr iron store. We
prepared 10 Keep fun and we'll selected stock and will
sen al as i9w rates as neishbors The produce Oft tho
couhr! VIII DC taken cash, at its market value and in
the general conduct Of business WE shall endeavor 10
make il satisfactory 10 our patrons. -
ap24n .. GRAHAM & FARRELL,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-13

also nnc assortment OF fine Linen Shirts and Crayats
various other articles
In addition 10 ha above. (my usual soek) have Just
returned from the East with splended and extensive
stock of Cloths of evsry description. will sell low al
wholesale and Retail manufacture the to order
G rod fits and perfect satisfaction. or no trade.
am now using In my establishment a Patent Serirs
Naehine which enables TO make cheaper Than al!
other establishment which dos not use them 1h Ha
chine is working revolution in the TailoringBusness
have obtained sole right ID sell patent rights OF this
invention in Marlborough county and ask from the trade
an examination of lhis machine
scpti =. S.oUMbEhiS.
PS-Itake measures for Clothing iaEy kind, and
make 10 order in tie best style.