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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-19
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.

NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.
TINE undersigned have just received and are opening
now at THEN store on Water str. ct, near corner OF
90 cases Fancy Prints, Of the lates;styie;
10 do French Lawns:
do Barege de LANES;
DO DO s SsnsS sS0 Ea,Ii..:
O do Rpk as and French Cottonados.
Also large assortment of Swiss Muslins, Jaconets.
black and Fancy Silks, Bareges. Embroideries, Swiss
and Jsconet Edgngs aud Ins .rtings, Thre and Cot
ton Laces, Ribbons, Bonnets. bro vn and bleached
Tsbleeloths, Gloves. Hoseries. and good many other
things too numerous 10 mention.
A fine stock Of ready made Gen.lemen's and Boys
Clothing. Hats, Caps. &C., &c. We are now prepared
to supply all calls either Wholesale or retail a. cheaper
iion. mhss II WIN. LOEwENfHAL & co.
COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTAURANT.
Water Street, merit Insurance Company. Eransuie,
IIENRY SCHAEFFEE'S new Coffee House and Res
IL taarat In the three story brick house, between In
CO. Office aud the Pavilion Hotel, s now lifted
up In the best lyle, and he prepared to receive bis
friends and the public, and Accommodate them in the
best manner. His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
he will up Ia s most approved style and al all
hours OF the day. MIR. S, will always keep good va.
Attached to the house is BOWLING SALOON, with
two fine Alleys and every accommodation requisite for
such place. mhai -om
CHIRTINGs; just received 10 Bale: heavy Western.
- for sale by MORGAN. KEEN d PRESTON,
mario -. I,
CHEETINGs; 10 Bales Heavy "a Heavy Brown Sheet
- tings just received steamer Forrest Rs.e and
iof sale BY MORGAN, KEEN q PRESTON.
mario
HOPKINS & READ have in store fsw chests of
III choice Teas for family use, which they are Offering
at low bargains. mhW
<CRaP IRON WANTEDl
WYE want 10 tons old Castings Immediately at our
w Foundry buildings the Canal. corner Of Canal
ami lnge streets, where will ut all times pay
Tor good article of Scrap Iron. , 90
mh30 q. ID. ECGLESION N %.
TORRENT.
ONE of the pleasantest Offices in the ctyover Cooks
" Family Grocery. kent low, possession given I'M
mediately. apply to q. II. COIN.
mh2S
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE!
lust received, Viletie by Carron Bell;
- Beotrve. by Catherine Sinclair. For sale by
mh26-3d 80 SAM'L. LlSIEk,
HATS
cases LeghOrn and r dai Hats . ,n., r.cs,v.a and
for sale BY mica MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
90 cases Calf, Goa and Grained Boots, and Mems
10 fine Calf Shoes just received and for sale by
mh24 MORGAN, KEEN Il PRESTON.
WANTED.
r WISH to purchase few hundred dollars worth OF
l. Lamasco City Wharf Bonds.
mars SAM'L ORR
PANT sTUFFs, TwEEDs &C:
| ~ quality and color. :
Bales Ticking
| - pes of blk Cloths and Cashmere, To all Of
which We in lite the particular attention Of the trade as
mha4 MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
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DRES'D FLOORING.

CONSTANT supply OF seasoned White Pine dresd
a Flooring kept al the Evansville Lumber Yard. Main
81, north of Canal, by LapsI JOHN +. GLOVER
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EVANSVILLE n MANUFACTURER
Sbrtno Fashion, Cenflemen's Hats.

T sHA Il introduce my Spring Style Of Gentlemens
u Hats Saturday, Mapch 5th. The style and shape
is admirably peat apd the quality the best that One
terals and good workmanship can possibly produce.
am now ready TO take orders. Persons sending o.
dess from distance, mas rely on their being promptly
and carefully nllcd. =. VAUTIER.
mari FIRST street Oh dor nhcr ,s-i.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

IIOPKlNS & R e - would say to their friends
l and customers that they receiving their
FULL supplies for the SPRING TRADE, to which they
respectfully invite the attention Of ALL comprisin
large and carefully selected assortment Of the nsrest
designs Ia Dress seds and the most desirable of ali
kinds OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS. Our
stock of Embroderies Is LARGE comprising every
thing In the way Of Under sleeves, UnderHdks Fine
Linen Cam brio do Collars Jsconet and Swiss Poinngs
Edgings and Insertions: Plain Embroidered GRAPE
SHAWLS, from $40 10 $50. Also . variety Of cheap
Spring and Summer do Curtain Muslns and Laces Fine
Painted Shades and Trimmings; Gloves Of all kinds
Printed Silk Mitts Fine Fans Parasols, and Ladies Silk
Umbrellas &C.. &c. Il IL useless enumerate every
thing have store, suce 1t 70 say that stock will
be complete this than ever and being de-
termined TO sell our goods Low we ask exAu1patoE
OF our stock by the community In general. misc
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A. q. RUNYAN,
II z RC H ANT TAILOR,


LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
rs receiving large and superior stock Of Spring and
Il Summer Goods, Of the best make and material. and
In every color and style. =. Bolley Fils assorted
Verviers; best Dnp DCom French Cloths and Doe
SKINS Simonis Satin DSore Cloths and Doeskins Bis
chos Doeskns and Cassmeres large stock Of French,
English and American Fancy Cassmeres. In new and
beautiful styles, patterns nd designs Linen Drills OF
the very first quality, white and colosed beautiful
pleasant for the farRsst and lnsst stock
OF vestngs ever brought 10 Louisville. Plain aud fancy
Silk Silk and Linen, Vancias Cashmeres and Satins In
great variety; new article OF Morie ANTIQUE and Bro
and style very rich Tor tasty goods: large stock q
Gens Furnishing Goods OF all kinds and Of the best
His Geeds are Of suys,iev quality sAieA ss,sris.es
las pyessn to ks fAs eAsspsst.
PThs well known and distinguished Cutter. Mr..
partment. All orders died with prom aud ndel
iy. A. o. RUNYAN,
sp9-3md Proprietor
NAMPHOR. -eOo lbs Rsaned, for sale by
~ apt POSTERS & BROWN.
TNDIGO.-s Ceroons Caraeas. for sale by
l. APT FOSTERS & BROWN.
TANNRR,s OILS bills. Extra Straits;
y 90 CS| ~ ;vowx
SCYTHES.-a5 dozen waIdron's Grass. Grain and
APT POSTERS & BROWN.
VINEGAH.-lsbbIs. Conkllng Wood & Co.'s Pure
Cider. for sale BY vosrrps a. aRowx
CHOES! SUlOES!!
- Case Mems Kip Brogans;
I do do Calf do;
! do do Morocco;
do do do Superior;
Also-A general assortment Of Ladies', Misses and
children's Shoes, for sale ut
EMBICHS DRY GOOD STORE,
ap4 Main ST.. 3 doors below Second.
TRUE REFLEUsIONI
dozen Looking Glasses just received and for sal,
AZ EMBICHS DRY GOOD STORE.
ap4 Main st.. doors below Second.
DERAGE DE LANES!
ID fne assortment selling cheap at
EMBICHS DRY GOOD STORE.
ap4 Main st.. 3 doors below Second.
DARASOLS!
IL fresh supply now open for inspection at
EMBICB'S DRY GOOD STORE,
ap4 Main st.. doors below Second.
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CRYING BABrEs.-We copy for the sake of
humanity the subjoined article sent to the N.
Y. Sun by correspondent:
shaving heard of an important discovery,
made some years ago, of ready mode of ST.
lencing squalling children, lately, on board
of car, on my way from Newark here, EN-
brace an opportunity of testing its virtues,
with the most incorrigible little squaller,
think that every shocked the weak nerves of
any person. The process is very simple one
ali did was to press one finger gently and
repe atedly across the cartilage of the child's
uose, and in less than a minute. to the
great AMUSEMENT of the passengers,i lit was sound
asleep. Believing SO desirable piece OF in
formation should be generally known,I have
concludedto give it publicity"
"Foos invent and and wise men buy.
The genius who taught the people to print
with steam power. died a paupsr.
~ There is man out west, who is 50
bent on accomplishing his purpose, that he
become hunch-backed.
OFSome of our learned men trouble them
selves great deal about the sage of Sesos.
iris" when at the same time they are unable
to tell the age of an old maid.
0rs'Hello. Mister, have you got any grain
to selll"
''No. Why do you askp'
"Because | see you have rye face.
nTOur Devil is such bright boy that it is
,unnec essary for him to use candle to read
by.
} rThere is man "down south" who is &c
tall that he cannot be ruled orer.
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BU RNETsS PATENT
WATER COOLER.

WE are again prepared to oner our
x1T1eH article OF Water Coolers Of entire
MYIIJH new styles, and at greatly reduced
NXIIH prices. This article is the result Of
UUIIM the application Of scientific prinei-
XNIIH pies 10 the purpose Intended, viz:
XNuII0 TO keep water cool as possible,
UNkIIu as iopg as possible, and rifh the
VQII4 Ieasf possible quantity Of Ice.
The proprietor has long devoted
vs. his attention TO this a rtIc u a r
7n13 branch Of domestic economy, and
passing from che improvement to another, has at length
arrived as near perfection II ispossible 10 reach
proof Of this Is found in the very Of these
Coolers in all parts Of the country simple statement
Of facts In regard to these Coolers, will satisfy every
Of their superiority First, they the oniy article Of
the kind Paenfed They furnished with two dis
tnct non conducting chambers, by means OF which, with
pounds Of ice TO the gallon. iskept tempea
ure OF 40 degrees below zero, only degrees ahove
the freezing pont) all day. Thus OF some three
" supplied Win water as cold as Ice ITSELF larger num-
bers Ia the proportion. This has been found BY
actual experiment to be saving Of at least seventy
per cent over the Earthen Jars formerly used for this
purpose.
Again. these Coolers NEVER SWEAT, In this way saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble.
and handsomely finished in every respect. they make
beautiful ornament for the Dining noom, HOTEL
Steamboat.
An important Improvement has lately been added to
the Cooler, viz: small Pan Capable Of holding from
six to eight pounds Of Butter) inserted directly under
% If ss
addition to the economy and comfort Of families.
II desired, the Cooler also be furnished at small
expense WIN FILrERIxG APPARATUS,
which serves the additional purpose Of removing all i'm
purties from the water. rendering II perfectly clear and
The Cooler aud Filter may be 'ssa in sys;'3sr
time, at BURNET'S.
No. II, East. Fourth street.
Cincinnati, Ohio
ITFor sale in Evansville BY nn
apo HORNBROOK WOODWARD.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NOLBURN IL HERSHBERGER have jus: received.
~ and have open, large and elegant Mt
and gentlemens wear which they would be very happy
to show their friends and customers who may favor
with call. ALSO-A large ASSORTMENT oil staple and
House Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Damasks, Muslin
Curtains, Linens Cornces, Curtain Pins, Linen Sheet
ings. &c. AL for sale lew. Call and examine Tor your
selves. C0LRURN & HERSHBERGER,
mh3l Corner Main and Water sts.
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OLIVER WARB.-Just received by Express, d.
- rect from the manufacturer, beautiful lot OF fine
silver Table. Tea. Salt and Mustard spoons, Sugar
Stovels, Butter Knives, &C.
'1.A lr4sf J. L. BlTROLFF,
APT Main street, bet. Water and First.
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(Hon,e Jour.

CAN Army WITH BANNERs."-As you are
whirled along over the Hudson River Rail.
road at the rate of forty miles an hour, you
catch glimpse, every minute or two, Of q
man waving something like white pocket
handkerchief on the end of q stick, with a
satisfactory sort of expression of counten-
ance. II you take the trouble to count, you
will find that it happens some two hundred
times between East Albany and Thirty
street. 1t looks like rather useless cere.
mony, at first glance, but it is pretty inn
portant one nevertheless. There are gas Of
these "fag men, stationed at intervals
along the whole length of the line. Just be-
fore train is to pass, each one walks over
his "beat," and looks to see that every tun.
mel, switch rail, clamp and rivet, is in good
order and free from obstruction. If SO, he
taken his stand with white flag and waves
il TO the approaching train as a signal to
leone on'--and come on it does, at full
speed. Ifthere is anything wrong, he waves
a red flag, or at night red lamp, and the
engineer on seeing it, promptly shuts off the
steam, and sounds the whistle to "put down
the brakes" Every inch Of the road is care
fully examined after the passage Of each
train. Austrian espionage is hardly more
strict Albany Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-19

o. An old philosopher gives the follow.
ing advice to Builders:
sNever erect a house after you are five-and-
forty; have FIVE years income in hand before
you touch brick, and always calculate the
expense at double the estimate"
There is deal Of wisdom in these four
lines. House building ruins more people of
moderate means than any speculation that
they embark in. A man with a surplus of FIVE
hundred dollars wishes to build house that
will cost two thousand dollars: he pays the
five hundred down and gives a mortgage for
fifteen hundred. To keep up his mortgage
he takes money that should have gone into
his business; his business being neglected.
becomes unprofitabe: this leads to low spirits.
down spirits to inactivity, and inactivity to ru-
ination and sheritf's sale. The unhappiest
man in the world, in our opinion, is the poor
devil who undertakes to build "befors the
signs come right"
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AND BUGGY MAKINoH

CAdHIA9B AND BUGGY mAkINC$H
MESSRS. SATERLEE & DE'GARMO have now on
1Nl hand good assortment Of one and two horse Car
nases hockayays and Buggies manufactured ~ their
own snoR affer ths most approved and modern Styles
Messs. - DEC. will promptly oil all orders for Gus
tom worS in the neatest and most substantial Manner
ana not surpassed by Eastern manufacturers ehsr I'm
quaiity Or Price, They have "A experienced Carriage
Black smith who does up the Iron work in style not 70
DC excehed. apply
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WHITE LIME.
OQ0 BARRELS in Store and for sale bv
LOO mh3I SAMUEL ORR.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


d. v. X. HENDRICKS & CO.. have received .
general assortment Of their large Spring stock
Y" Of BOOTS AND SHOES. Of all kinds, suited to
- this market Their supply comes directly from
chases and contracts made very early before the
prices had advanced They couhne their attention to
this 6yaaeh Of business alone. and have facilities for
offering articles Of good quality, at prices quite low,
any other Wholesale house la the West They invite
the attention Of COUNTRY MERCHANTS to their stock to
which they are to receive regular additions throughout
the Spring season.
Their supplies for the RETAIL TRADE are to COM
adapted TO the ages, purses and tastes of all.
mhSi Main Street. the Bank.
MISSES COwDEN & BARKER,
~. WOULD respectfully invite the attention Of -
81 the Ladies Of Evansville and vicinity to a C1
~ large and beautiful selection Of SPRING ~
LII merry that they have Just receive from New
York. and surpassed In this city for Variety syle
and beauty. Those In of handsome cheap Bonnets
Ribbons, Flowers Mantelas &c. would do we'll TO cali
Main street, between Water and First Streets east
sde where every endeayor will be made 10 please the
most fastidious taste.
N. 4. Milliners and apprentices wanted. ape
O =. ALWON DS.-s tags landing from steamer
Os Gen. syette. and for sale by
SUNDRIEs.
TUSr received: Il bush Dried Apples:
bush Dried Peaches 800 lbs Sugarcured Dried Beef
LOO los Sugarcured Hogs Tongues;
100 :. Western RI serve Butter: doz Essence Coffee:
10 kits No. 4 Maekerei, aud for sale at
mh29 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
FOR SALE.
A BOUT oae hundred WHITE PINE EvERGREENS
fresh and in fine order lust received from the north
ern part OF the State, fine and thrifty. for sale at the
Wharf Boat Of lapel 0'RlLEY q MITCHELL.
WeJvTF T.TN6E
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z CASES Jenny Lind Twseds Just arrived and for sao
y BY mhee III. MAGHr-' 20.
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MISSES COwDEN & BARKER,
FOR SALE.

A BOUT oae hundred WHITE PINE EvRRGREENs
fresh and ia fine order lust received from the north
ern part Of the State fine and thrifty. for sale at Thu
Wharf Boat Of lapel 0'RlLEf q MITCHELL.
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HOPKINS & READ will open in few days large
and choice stock of Wall Paper, OF the latest pat
ems and will sell them at wholesale or retail at Eastern
prices To all who i'm wari of this article we Will
object for them to examine our stock before
maEing their nm releases. mh30
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No SACKS OF BRAN Just received and for sale at
20 ans COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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PANT STUFFS, TWEEDS, &C.
% ust received embracing every variety OF
~ quality and color.
Bales Ticking:
- pes of blk Cloths and Cashmere, To all OF
which in lite the particular attention Of the trade. as
they are for sale low.
mh24 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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Cost ano foun6.

I OST-On Monday, Sept -, blown overheard from
- deet Of the ssambOss crotop o. her Up ZIP from New
Eewyok and Harlem Railroad Company sock no Dt ~
favor Of n Y The finder will be LITERALLY rewarded
iy returning the same 10 owner 10. es BrosdEsy
" 03 2awimMsTh
n OST or STOLEN-Tbe following Note at 8 months,
IL from April 1855 esq drawn BY Ubsdell Pers0n
Lske psyshe their order and By them 20 ndored AZ
payment Of the hs cOpped all forbid
ntsociatinE OEOROk 0. LAKE No f7l Bload~sy
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DIANoS-A 81 octave rosewood Piano, with d.,
Il sid cover rsae. N ~ sssS 49,
ois o. hsF EskerS tor ale los o1e Melodsn Cold "a
Na'chrs Chtnz. Spects Czte kooks { - 49,.
ID a. ryh-n dise sE6 p sonal prgps ny srnerSly
y. JOINS NJ 5, Aaa-st n "a.
DIANO-TORTFS-JANES PRISON resp~efs,Is.
.ors fsnes ard the rroirt ia: Ne kss rssso-ef -
Fotc tAc eiegzrf ssoCr No IS Brcaiwsv -
sstaree to Naacks Tkcate vAere b. viii hep sc-<s.,,s
md srcztd .stortueni Of fano Forts Of Ms "A,
Ard thse Of othcr uake from the lowest prcs Psa, "a -
.eisrd AID Pisrcs ecf each he ui Len a.
usu ard second Asnd Pikns 70 let hire Pas 49,
sod EXCHANGED and repaired " b Ne eoaaecna VA ~.
o hsr sstxSislpelt-
DIANO-FORTES-The finest assortment % P...-
Eortss the city sy Be found At the Ware sfxPr
CURTIS Nc 81 Broadway. eonserg % Geoke Hsw esehr,,,
American Pssrf-Aeton Pianos and variety Of NswY,rt ~
BSs.on make With aad vihoIt As Eoh.a Aso Bssssi -
up B. CURTIS, No % sso.s,,,
TYRE UNDERSIGNED has removed as Pa.
For,e Wareroous fror No. Barelzyst Ne So Bre.1.
srr ,x<srtrer OF PianoFertcs frcu 81 o. -
cash approved paper Ola Planes ak,n = sKsAs.se Ys
csaed kre. JAMES THOMPSON
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ITO LFT-suites of Rooms IN new house No. Z.
M.nrnt tefweer Broone snt Dei.aey-, ", % !. 80.
- IN nv irsurfBF Of DAVID LAFsAS 70 - SEas,as
- 49, h h ocock q hAhLE1 Law ktHC 2
q ~ $3.50 snr fine before O'clock n tas svs1.s
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paneinq Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No. s)6
IA. Broadway open for the reception " Wednesa
.dnaa ~. rsa..as saa 3sssiay 5enenen G,n
evnirg soirees exclusively pupils s'mnoohly number u
D'nc,s will Be n',ode tbs season gIoar during recon-
Ie,e oorsuns vi e up oened caches Of hose ehoo.
Toilot and Renoudy Of Pals Coaou DEsyl- &c Of
Lopdon which will BE- nuoduc'e T the r.t time n tins country
pulls Academy wi atsud he spacious Mt and con-
kTss ,s to ss' tf dad i6 The dvan. Of the
ten W ct produced 'ue iy5s res lat Sc sou aud the e az
gratefully acknowledged By ALLEN DODWORrH
HANGING ACADEMY, No ! Washngton-plac
~ hsr .ors vii TAX place on WED5Es AVS and 5Ar6
usIs, apply at Mpe O. sdenee No 70 woosT near wash
nANCING-60 Broadway. -Eyenng Glasses form
~ ug a al Ladies aud Gentlemen Circulars can be
obtained and all applications to be made al No "a 5Pk
ETRREROs DANCING ACADEMY, No 80 West
i lAh.st Madame C. DUBREUL FERRERO and her brother
d5WAED xEEk.s0 S5 @ g s. sasa and &
and MONDAY. and Lhurs,s Al . co nn7ae'Ps ~ O,e
II Private lessons given Classes and schools ateadsd
MADAM AUGUSTA begs leave to inform the La
w and GentH,n q NewYok that :hs wi reopen her
where magnificent hs lumpsuousy r,eo pain d. Will enable
her the public Of this city the most elegant place tor Lessons
sh also in With The request Of the first families Of
Atlantic st, n Monday neat OCT Il.
MRS A. LANNAY viii reopen her Dancing 5 hOol
WI Menssus ~ Opposite IN cty H1ll Boos "a on
Days tuition dne dys and Saturdays CON \ o'clock
frsae chool. attended address No % Li,inson.t
BROOKLYN
MIR. W. WHALE Il DAUGHTERs DANCING
1Vl GLASSES-New Rooms Nos and % oh W ID
Iecifuy thai their Glasses will
II EsDAA Oct H. Days Of distraction tor Young Ladies lnd M
Tuesday and Saturday and the
Gen'lemtn Css a. Gothic Hall Brooklyn. viii coma
Monday Oct 10 For particulars circulars BE- had above
HANGING ACADEMIA. GHERARDI brgs to
~ inform patrons and the public that b. vii reopen h
uction IN Cleses al hs No 81 fhaf- opposite
Clarendon House SATURDAY Oct IS 81 - O'clock ~
Glasses tor YONG Ladies and Masters Wedn ds aad SsttaY 81
Gardeners Caes Tuesdays and Fridays AZ u N Pvats
lessors in as will b ami classes attended " Schools
and Academies All commentaries addressed 5gu0r will b
promptly attended 10.
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INFORMATION wANTED-ALExANDER HAIR.
Grofcries.

NEW CROP GREEN and BLACK TEAS Fop
~ I9N NUTS GROCERIES. Sc-The Subscribe. hs. IN
dniiy
Teas Spices Cohees Bunch Dried Currans
Almonds and family Groceries In all their varieties sturs
White end Yellow sugars Extra Syrup ana Moe For sale whole
sale and retail the most reasonable terms No go aud No 43
Greenwich It, ond No &c Vtseyst. J. o FOWLER.