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THE ESSEX COMPANY'S MA;

CHINERY DEPOT.-Steam Engines, from 10 30 81
horse power; Iron Paner Vertical aud Horizontal Dns
Engine Lathes Trip Hammers, large Shears Power
eon,anty ON hand or such progress that orders may be
implied from the works at short notice High and low
pressure Steam Engines and Boilers, Of any size steam
Saw Mills Sugar Mills Turbine Water Wheels Shaftins,
Pulleys Cotton and Wool Machinery made to order Also
have on hand make to order Locomotives and Freight
Cars The Essex Company OF Lawrence Mass having one
of the largest machDehops In the United states with eI
teusye facilities for manufacturing Machinery are enabled
GORDON MCKAY. Agent
Office and Machinery Depot, No 81 Broad-st, N. Y.
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IN PURSUANCE OF am order Of JESSE @,

y SMITH Esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice il
hereby ACCORDING oaw 70 nj having claims against
HENRY JURGENS late OF the late village Williams
bursh deceased, that they required exhibit ihs
vouchers thereof the subscribers JOHN H. CORDEs his
store Fulton the City Of New on OF before the
18th day OF November neIt.-Dsted May H. isl2.
MARLIN JURGENS,
myl3 law5m+ JOHN n. CORDEs, Nuin'm'us'oh
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[TNITED STATES FREE ROARD-

u lHG-SCHOOL CIRCULARS-Gi a full descno-
tn Of Institution may had at No 233 East Broad
v,y 1t Is each Office hours from TO IL o'clock
iEb-A money received for Circulars will be for she beR
st Of said institution.
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about pur-

chasing Pianos will find to their advantage to call al
Glenn Co.'S Mandatory No 1874 Fulton-st, west Of
Broadway general assortment Of mahogany aud rose
wood Pianos constantly hand which viii be sold low for
cash or approved PAGER Dealers supplied liberal terms
R. GLENN co. No. 1914 FUltOn-st
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CUPREME COURT of the State of New

SUPREME COURT of the State of New
- York.-BLNJAmIN CURTIS. STILES " LIGHrHOURSH
and DIANA LIGHTHOLRNE against WILLIAM w. CAMP
BELL, ELIZABETH sKELTON and SAMUEL T.. BURRIrT.-
Summons for relief Com To the DeendaBtsi You
hereby summoned required the this
which hed the ONCE the Ces Of the City and County Of
New Yor at the City Hal IN sad and 20 copy
answer TO the complaint, tbs subscriber at his Office No.
a. all st. said within after hs Of this
exclusive Of the Of such service and
fail TO answer the compliant within the ums Aforesaid, the
plaintiffs this seton wlppy To tue oouu for tho relief demand,
cd Ia the complaint Dated New Yors, July IL, 1873
HENRY l.. DAVIES. Plaintiff ATTORNEY,
jy22 awlQwTh No 81 all II New York
Please sk7 notice that the complaint
with the Clerk and At tbs place above mentioned 10Th dag Of
July, 1861. n. n. DAVIES, Plsiuufs' ATTORNEY,
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T AY In YOUR COAL WHILE it IL
II CHEAP-The subscribers will furnish their superior
Goals for stoves ranges furnaces and CRATES at very low
TO those who apply before the s advances take place
ANDREAS & SON.
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miscellaneous.

RLACkSMITHS' BELLOWS.-Thir-
- y pairs ~sono hand and new Bellows very low old
sprns Steel Cas Steel and Silt Nail Rod. For sale or ex
CHANGE i0i s0isp Iron, " WM. ID ANDREWS.
NO. lt7 Chelry and 452 Xater
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70. " Unionists. "a meeting of thus Assertion was
held puruAnt to adjournment At the Broadway ous, on
Thursday evening, the l3h INST rIeaenl-1ne Aie'u''
m, Chairman of the Committee the Constitution and
Rv.Iaws unlimited written report when site1 stenu-
49,. - rr.nirou,lv Adooted. Mr. Williams, OF the
sixth Ward offered the following preamble ana ie''iu
tons: g., ......., ~ the ci-v Of Nav.
WI bs. s,sn orsaniz.d for the purpose OF maintaining
The success of the Wing Party and IFS prlncipes 10 n9
ing Presdentia Election and whereas II oo
80 that an expression of this Associate as 81 pcs
rt constituted should be ide manifest aho 20 ioi, %
&c, n, m. founders and former iherenis therefore, %
p.SS THAT The thanks Of this Associaon are dne ana
are hereby rendered to ABRAHAM b. - ,hs o,bsr
CBICEERlNG Esqs, our former Presidents anu s a. ri,
srs and members of the csupaisus Of 40 snd "a Io nm
ILL.,, eryices in the memorable contests OF NOSE pelous
that We proudly entertain for them the hishest 80
49,, tor their valuable and never seIlos'
W -. sod their IntiIing eferts 81 all times 70
.scnr,d NhiE triumph throughout cur st@Iy <no
Resolred That we conn enc mem Ur nov {. Ioestsd
in xtatever portion OF cur Union they Iay Io % 49,
- sn worthy Of their fellowship and iendsnlp; ana en1
led m every expression Of kindres ana saue % ~
soTiou. and patrict services heretofore lehoeeu " '
That the thanks Of this body ard also suitable
testimonial p "a q, Handsomely rendering TO as the
"a Kramer under which 20 many OF as sn,,enasr
s having carefully preserved u sno ~ ininneton 10
sle % ny custody ahd keeping, with 81
ca 20 of "a nth the same zeal ana as.eInlna
bsTetofore and victory would crown oui =, the
Resolped That Committee OF w 10
CIT 70 rsrry out the foregoing resoluso - ,ha Pres.
Chsu - 1ons were seconded and adopted ana 'e
iosn, Amounted as such Committee c.o,.tt
Israel Williams, o. : Collina
o - SD' Peter II Graham. .....
~ ,;or the President added 70 such -. Csor.I
Un 1OS. presented s an invitation from the s' ICON
tspserns the Association me se Wsdnesday
,tjtuiion Hail on any night OF the "eei' 'A''r'
On notion said invitation wss accepted sn commrtee for
the Issociafion returned TO the Scott Cen''A
m nation thS Association adjourned to nset NJ
ion Hall on THURSDAY, the I'd lbs, President
By order, slLAS " hh1i
LOWS +. wApswoRTH, Secretaries
b. l.. Bupp, $780,
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- Fnnrfh IVnrd Ninrnrn CIuh.

~ F0urth Ward Niagara Club.-Ata large and
enthusiastic meeting OF The Eectors II the lEth WAC,
he NJ Warren HILL Thursdsy evening July - To- the
pmpos Of org4nzpg Association 70 promote he election
Of SCOTT d GRAHAM CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN,
ESQ., called The Chair and EayUEL LESTER was sp
pointed Secretary IL unanimously
Res0frcd That the Association al be known az the Nj
AGARA CLUB.
4 Committee Of Five appointed TO recommend OFF,
Gers for he Club aDd port st d1urued meeting 70
be held The place on MONDAY EVENING, the
18th inst o'clock wal IN tine and pics ell WHO are
endiy 20 the obiecrs ofhe Cu1 invited 20 attend
CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN, Chairmln.
EMASUEL LISTER, Secretary.
r. Eishih Ward.-The Members OF the late Pioneer
Cav Club and the Wings oft'e Ward snd Citizens gene
rally who friendly the great departed requ sed
20 ~ he Mercer House, Of Brooue and Mercer
or TUESDAY next goth Inst a. ocock for the pur-
pose participating in the funeral ohseques of HENRY
CLAY. Badges viii be provided BY order
JOSEPH ". BARNES, Prest.
EDWARD GREENE, Sec. Pro. Tenn.
" Fourteenth Ward scott Club.-The next
regular MeetiI Of this Club will be held al the House No
23l Gsn St, MONDAY EVENING the 18th Inst az 3
O'Clock All voters Of the Ward friendly to the election OF
SCOTT and GRAHAM invited TO attend and enroll their
names VIM. 5. GREGORY, President.
w. H. BROWNE,
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re- Battle of Lundy's Lane.-WHlG YOUNG
MEN OF NEWYORK-26th Of JULY The Wing Young
Men Of the CITY and County Of N-wYork will meet at
Tompsinss square on MONDAY EVENING, July % at
O'clock for the purpose Of commemoatins the BATTLE
WINFIELD SCOTT and WILLIAM A. GRAHAM as
the big candidates for President and VicePresdent OF the
The Scott Clubs of this city Brooklyn, Wismsburgh
New Jersey and II whole Of the surrounding country are
invited with all Wings friends OF wing inc,pes auo
which will bring of the largest gatherings OF people
ever seen in Esw-York ,. -.
There will be speeches from distinguished orators music
from large number of bands and grand display oil nre
.vo,ts Nv older Of the COMMITTEE OF Arrangements
- GEO. b. DEANE, Chairman.
uoncytNSOS Secretary
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NELSON'S NORTHERN LANCET

i
- PART T-clrsIcAL DEPARTMENT.
Clinical Lectures on Diseases Of Women and Children
BY Cunning Bedford, MD, Professor Of Midwifery and
Diseases Of Women and Children in the University OF New
York
Art XXI. Chorea a cause Of Abortion BY Dr. T. G. Fin
At xii The Profession of Medicine-what it should
be- By retired Physician Of Kentucky
Art XIII. Medical Education in New-York. BY Dr.
VIM Anderson, OF NeT,ailes, Indiana
Art XIV Epidemic Lichen Urtica,us BY Dr. James
Chapman: ,Rdgway, New J 9Ik D.. p.n,1r
Art XXVI Remarks on the uss of verarm Viride. BY
h. A Ramsay Pineland. Georgia. -, ,,-...
Art XXVil Tobacco-Worms. By Dr. w. Matthews, OF
Nicholson vile Indiana
Art XVIII. Valentine Mott the American Surgeon. BY
Art xxx David Meredith Reese, N. D.. LII D., Self
constituted Of the professional Morals OF the Amer
lean Metropolis TX Member OF me tes rom osa,lGn
the Vesryst Church in the City OF Newfork ExCiass
Leader etc. BY Inquirer
Booth, CsrrOllsvle Mississippi
Art XXI Resusctaion-how late It can be effected BY
Arr XXXII Prof Bedfords Address the Graduates Of
the University OF New-Yors in March lS5I ,.4..,u.
Art XXXIlI Glimpses at southern American Medicine
Southern TYPHOID Fever. By Roux
PART nl-tDlToRrAL DEPARTMENT,
The Bald Fiction" alias That same David"
Complimentary 20 William Darling NJ D.
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Desiuess 60 ~ Col Tovyp.end, Temporary Desh Sm-
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DURTON'S THEATER-Chambers-st.
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EVERY NIGHT, Donetts Comic Troupe OF nc,
ACTING MONKEYS, DOCS and 90 D.
IN serious and comic Psniomimes, Nc also
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The Mcdaniel Mynoramic TableauK, ,,,.
PANORAMA Fl BALBEC ard kaledoscoglcs1i n =, " r.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,

PARNUM'S AMERICAN MUoEU ~. VI.
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Views Optical Fuevorn, &C.
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THE JULY NUMBER of DIR.

RFEsE'S MEDICAL GAZETTE contains etl, ~ ise
= ,bs secret Circular announcing the abolition OF Lue
aGTeeu-roorr By the Y University snc suos -o.ns
therefor private examinations before individual
from which the naughty Censors are exeuded sno %
- 'sas ,ssv Notices Of Qusckeries in Hfn Places oI
Hots. OF he City Inspectors Report ofChoies ana .ne
sslth OF the City DR. Csrnochsns IL ~ - ~
81, ~ orisins and selected papers, constitute TINS me
arrest and best number published rec I Gsnss
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BROAD WAY THEATER-E. A.
ID MARSHALL sole Lessee L. FIoT, 8snsger-D9o,s
open u; to commence at Il o'clock.-MONDAY EVEN
ING, July IL, viii be performed q Comsdy entitled
LA POSSE DES ANOURS.
Hector Mons Menehand Angleliaue. Mile D4tInont
To conclude with LIE CHALET. .
SerEeaLt Mann Grsat Betty NJ ne riet
Admission Boxes and Puquet. - cents Family Circle
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Dolitiral Notifies.

r. Ratification Meeting Of the Democra-
nc Wing Young MeD.-A meeting Of the Committee
of Arrangements will be held the Broadway House,
MONDAY EVENING, 10Th inst al O'Clock
GEORGE B. DEAN, Chairman
w HoDGKINSoN Secretary.
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r,,p ,rw.ynRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

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Amusements.

NIBLO'S GARDEN--JoHN SEXTON,
M.n.ser-THIs EVENING, July II, will be per
formed the one act Comedy Of
THE DEAD SHOT.
LOUISE. John Drew Ilmid 'Joan Drew
Chatter Mrs John Seton Capt. Cannon. Whiting
Pas de Deux du Bouquet Miles Leeder AMI Lawgns
CACRUCHA by Senonia Soto, ard Spanish Double Dance
by Soto and NJ Mege, &c. Cssrsrnette Finale
TicLeia so cents To commence az O'clock.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


:. ,,,s.rn evERY MORNING, SUNDAY ExoEPTED)
" '''1'' ny GREELEY 4 MeELRATH,
=. s,,,, n,Scs coRYEK or SPRScE AND MAS
AT Ehh lh's ,,srs OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL,
s1.-s5 r;,v Subscribers for - Cents per week;
AID ssVsie sy % pps hey II Advance q the Desk
br SIX months III e5i~erhers Five Dollars per in
Two Cth's .,inf,ops taken for six months. For three
cu 90 three Dollars in sdvI psT required sns. lc az ea
sas,s tenns are higher than those Of The ITio-
,.,s are no, allowed any difference.
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~ The Mercantile Library will be closed Z on
TI'FSDAY July 20 in respect to the OF HENRY
Chairman Library Com.
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~ Mechanics Institute.-The members Of the
Institute particularly requested to attend Special Meet
Ing the Institute Bu ding of Bowery and Division
St THIS Monday EVENING a74 o'clock, for the purpose
o completing the 10 join in the fGnea obse
quies Of the late Hon. HENRY CLAY las per resolution
passed last meeting Of the Institute Every member wish
ing join in the above will be ctua in attendance BY
order of the Institute. JOHN TAGLIABIu, Reg Secy.
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- Emigrnnt Intelligence Office and Labor
Exchange, Nos. IS and n Cansl-st, New York-Thif
,esce is esabshed by the Commissioners Of Emigration
where can always be found large numbers of Laboe ano
servants at very of and can have
hair orders filed by writing the Superintendent and send
az the necessary pay the passage OF the pares
,eured No fees charged TO employers ~
JAS. P. PAGAN, Superintendent
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~ The Democratic Wing General Commit.
tee and the DEMOCRATIC WING YOUNG MENo
GENERAL COMMITTEE are requested to meet o. theI
hesdqusrters Broadway Hsuse, at o'clock T. NJ On
TUESDAY the Goth inst for the purpose OF nins Ia s
funeral obsequeis Of the late Hon HENRY CLAY Ano 20
eseor; the Democratic General Committee nom Iatnnay
Hall 20 their place 10 the lRe By order OF Committee OF
Arrangements.
SsHior Con Nfflcc. IoNHz MeHI tsms5t''ee'
H. g. BOLSTER g. w. THATCHER,
j. B. FRINK C. A. STUART.
SAMUEL BREvORT CHARLES RiDDLLSi
C. w SCHAFFFR L. y WADSWORTH,
N. p. NusSEY. q. W. PHELPS
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RIO. ". A.. Perry Chapter, No. I'll
BRO1 HERS: You hereby notified assemble a. the
Chapter rooms with regslia in mourning TU ESDAY
Goth inst II o'clock for the purpose Of joining in the
neral cues in honor of the usous statesman Henry
Clay, deceased. BY order, JAS. CARPENTER, c. OF C.
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~ Mrs. l.. N. Fowler, NJ. D., viii consult With
aides medically a. her residence, No 5S East brosdWsy
rom eAM. 10 PM.
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A first-rate Cook, and has no objection
10 DO washing ard i'ou'ns BY respectable yong
who has the best Of ciiy references Apply a. No
III olhst IGNITION place. Can b seen for two days
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\ : Cook, by nice. tidy. well-rccom'
n menced Scotch Girl lsa oh cook and baker, ex
eeht ws'her and llner could take genera. houevori
IN city or county WI 20 for moderate wages aud maks
heIteIt generally uiefuL Apply AZ No 2ls BowsiY.
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Obseauies of 6enrp Clan.

~ Funeral Ceremonies IN Honor OF the ia'e
Hon. Henry CIny.-The Joint COMMITTEES appointed
BY the Con,o Council of the city Of NewYork. to make
the Necessary Arrangements for solemnsns he oosequies OF
the anented HENRY CLAY have adopted the following
PnranrDe Of Arrangements for the OCCASION on TUES
DAY the Goth July. 1882
GENERAL WILLIAM HALL
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r. 80 Adeste, FidcIes pc Faithful unto
Death -Ths members Of the CLAW Clubs Of 1874 are re-
quested the Broadway House, large room at
O'Clock on SATURDAY EVENING, July II TO take mea-
for proper display Of their numbers IN the procession
Of Tuesday next By order Of Central CLAW Committee
WILLIS HALL President
JOIN T. DODGE Secretary
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r. d. U.A.-United States Chapter No 81. Brothers
Yo1 hereby requested attend special meeting at the
Chapter Rooms Grand st. TUESDAY the Goth inst. st
O'Clock A. for the purpose Of making the arrange
mens and Joining with the Order in the Funeral Oosequies
in honor the lustous stateman and patriot HEN
RY CLAY.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS.-Free Con-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OANORAMA for SALE.-The adver-

User oilers Tor ssIs series OF spIsndd Pano an c
Views OF the fa,tle Fields Of the American Revelation. To
OF gent emsny address, with caJitg Of $500 this
presents opportunity seldom found For full pa tculI
apply 70 HENRY LLOYD. No q West ST.
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WANTED-Ten good Bricklayers.
w Apply a. the Congress Steam Sugar Refinery,
foot of l5Sth-st. North River.
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Mem lJnblirations.

(Jlst pubhshsd,)
A DISCOURSE on the LIFE and SER
IA VICES Of PROF MOSES STUART, delivered IN
the City OF New York Sabbath Evening January 18Th 1882
By Rev. VIM Adsms DID,. Pastor Of the Central Presby.
terrain Church. JOHN Z. TROW, No. ~ Ann-st.
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WANTEDFamies to work sc, s.. in a.. Cot ,s,
that belongs 10 each family between the ages Of 10 snd %
years Inquire No 81 Broed.st, Of Beaver. be-
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ and 3P NJ Saturday, July
II, and Monday, 18th.
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re- 81 ,OOO.-For Satellite whole or one half the
interest in Soap and Candle Factory short distance ron
n, city low doing good business To peon " about
81 OOO coed opportunity is offered Address r. T. t. Chat
tam.square PostOfhce.
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~ BIasonic-Odd Fellow o. L. A. and other Society
Regss Jewels Seals ard Ornamels E'sles, Stats, Ba-
rs Mour ing Badges Trimming, &c, good assortment
| for sale ut No. 244 GTand-st, by COmbS'
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u Montreal Fire.-ALL CANADIANS are invited

,fEEW-JERsEY Twice daily from New-York to Easton
"a Leaving ct och OK, A. ~ and O'Clock P. ~ Office
10 u RrnadwAy. New York
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Wants.

AS Cook, Washer and lroner, and
IN Chamberrnaid and Waitress BY two respectable Prot
estsnt young vou-u One is Scotch would have no OBJ
Jeeiiou the homework ola small private family Beet OF
CITY references gwen. To be seen at No 10 rii.yst-
Brooklyn, for two dsys
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from the National In.slli; encer.l

From the National Intsllis encer.l
GExrLExAx: 1t may not be uninterestig for
you to know that the names Of the following
three American Generals-twO OF whom have
occupied the Presidential chair Of the United
States-are composed ofthirteen letters, each
to-wit
Andrew Jackson I'D
Zachary Taylor 10
Win6eld Scott -i3
There is lick in odd numbers. Franklin
Pierce counts IA!
You will perce,ee the number of letters of
each Of these gentlemen correspond with the
number of the original States of the Union,
the old thirteen. Why should we not be al.
lowed to exercise a little superstition, and
consider the thirteen letters which compose
Gen. SCOTS name fair and good omen for
his election! Even Napoleon believed in
destiny, and was in a certain degree suPersti-
tiOus. N.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-28
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

TOHN S. HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock
~ Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, exhibited in this
narke His Dress goods comprise full assortment Of
the most desirable styles OF SILK, Persian Cloth, Bcrege
dancs French Muslins, Gnghams and Prints-all last
colOrs. very choice selection Of Bonnes and Bonnet
Ribbons; also few fine French Flowers for out and IN
side trimming Grape Shawls, Piano and Table, Covers;
Capetirg Mating and fire Rugs ladies' and Misses line
Shoes, all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots ana
shoes PaaI1a and Legborn Hats Looking Glasses. Hard
ware Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
CURTIN Material in fact everything usually Kept In the
Dry Goods Boots and Shoes. Hardware and Paper busi
ess may be found very low for cash. lap24I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-28
NEW DRY GOOD HOUSE.

.Vclc York aud Louisville Branch,
HE undersigned have jus. opened Staple and Fancy
i Dry Good Store, on Water ST. corner of Main
here they IRE daily receiving extensive Stocks well
selected Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Hats, Caps, Um
brelas. etc, etc. Also superior quality of Ready MAD
Clothing UarrdRted; Tailor's Trimmings, Furnishing
Goods ofthc very best quality. Merchant Taors viii
Gnd to their advantage to call and examine our stock
before Purchasing elsewhere. To the public generally
would SAY that intend keep at all i:nes full
supply Fancy Goods of the latest and Fashionable
81. les. suited 10 this market.
Ia addition the above shall keep assortme1
of Jewely and Notions, equally m quality, to any Stoc
in The large cities ofthe West Our Motto is quicks'
and small profits.
sept3u VIM. LOWENTHAL g. CO.