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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-19

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CAPITAL, $15O,OOC.
Nelson Roth, Roswell p. Smith,
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George u. Williams, Edward Hale
Edward Edwards. Owen Richards
Benjamin - Graves, Samuel Bame,
Hsrxsi'G. Atwood, Miner B. BickneIl
Calvin Hall.
OFFICERS:
Nelson Roth, President, A. T. Rockwell, Scry.
-Jsmes H. Stevens. Act9ary G. Rockwell, Apng. gt
assurance effected against loss damage by and
dnia,sd Navigation, at current rates.
John E. Hinman, Ex Mayor.
Hon Horatio Seymour, Governor.
Read, Taylor 81 Co. 9 Maiden Lane, New York
Piatt & Brother 20 Maiden Lane. New York.
Richardson & Hicks. 90 Maiden Lane New York.
Jas s. Lynch, Cashier. Ontario Branch Bank.
Samuel b. Garvin. District Attorney.
Sackett, Davis & Porter. cor Maiden Lane Brd'y.
Seweil, Simmons & Co. Maiden Lane.
William Human, IA Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Samuel Perry. , Front Street, New York.
Applications received and Policies issued at curreLt
rates by
Jy13u JOHN J. CHANDLER, Agent.
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xyuu.u.lamH. CURRIE,

PR o X o +
DEING nently located in this city, and rs MS Du
ID sness is such allow him To take lew pupiis'
respectfuy soies the patronage OF those ladies' or gen
tIemen who may want instruction In Piano, Gutar OF
of the voice Ladies' attended at their resi-
dences For further particulars apply At the MUSIC Store
OF WIN. -. I..ar III,
tvo
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NEW MUSIC STORE!

vruJJAM r. CURRIE would respectfully announce
w 70 the citizens of Evansville and vicinity, that ne
bs. inst ned Music in Fosters corner second
AGO. entrance on First street, where he Will keep on
hona Ia rye assortment every description OF Musca
merchandise. He wishes distinctly undersooa
h, 81 him instead Of going Louisville or any osnei
, .hssrs will save their freight from those poine,
and also puy % '"'"P' NV jy2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-19

EVANSVILLE AND ILLINOIS RAIL.
ROAD.
nN and after the 18th day Of July inst. but train
~ day will leave Evansville for VIII to River. No
excursion tickets and after that day. Trains
leave Evansville at7} O'Clock A. NJ. aud leave White
River at 81 o'clock p. NJ. Fare same as heretofore.
tl2u SAM'L. HALL, Prest,
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NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
.IaW da-rl SHOP,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
I'HE PUBLIC is RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that
- we have with great and expense fitted mp as
empIete shops as any in the West, and hope liberal
Rsonage Will signify disposition to encourage Home
s%anuiacturers We prepared with every facility
Misunderstanding steam Engines with wood orion bed
nrn, ana machinery of all kinds with the latest i'm
f,o p Gearing and Shafting fitted up. Pulleys,
on Bora .'' Iof houses, Plow Mould Boards, Wag-
ion D S, iron and Brass castings and Wroug6t
f,pn;.hnyng work Of all kinds and of first qualify
t;nds ~ oluer. Steamboat work, and repairs of all
Our msch;ns, promptly and carefully executed.
VANTAGE OF ny Is complete, possessing all the ad
@ Vi tne latest im provements and our workmen
are Of the most skllfui and Experienced Class 0nr
general ndent has many been foremsn
10 any Machinest In theWest ~ anu Is iu'y equA1
PERSONS desiring Engines or other machinery buit or
repaired, are requested TO call for we feel eonedent
tnat we can give as fun satisfaction qualify Of work
sno prices as any competent aud respectable establish
Car wheels Of various patterns manufactured with
NJ urphey's Patent Solid Hub. ~
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention M s
same price as when given in person.
Scrap lron Brass and Copper wanted.
1ex &. ID. EGGLESTON A. CO.
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NOW Is YOUR TIME

ITO buy fine Glazed Ware, such Pitchers Of various
sizes, Spittoons, Cream Pitchers, Mugs and Butter
Jars, Tea potts. Coffee pots, Cake Pans, Soap Dryers
Bread Pans, Bowles of Sizes Ink Stands Salad
Dishes Dishes for Pickles and Pie Plates besides many
other articles which can be by giving call at
the Lead colored Store the Of Fourth and Main
streets. je25 JAMES SPALDING.
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NEW BOOKS
TNGLISH Humorist, by Thacker!
IL Temperance Tales:
Memorials of English Martyrs:
The Shady Side:
The old House by he River:
Maurice Paul, by Abbott:
Alexander Smiths Poems:
Vocbry of the Vegetable World:
English Items:
Layard's Nineveh and Babylon, &
jy7 RATABONE
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ICE CREAM SALOON

CONFECTIONERY AND SODA WATER.
MRS. LOUISA KOLLENBURG would respectfully
lvl her friends and lovers of Ice Cream
Confecionaries and sparkling Soda Water that she still
continues make the best of Ice Cream and up
sny ,vor called foi the shortest notice. She has
elegant Saloon, neatly furnished, where dish of her
imperial Cream will always prove luxury. jy5n
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DENTISTRY.

J. KlVETT, Dentist, has permanently local
kR ed himself in this city, and furnished rooms
ulIrIY in handsome style Cooks grocery
where is prepared to perform denial operations Of
every nature and rant his work. he invites the pat
ronage OF the public, believing he can give full satisac
ton Office hours betwe A NJ. and Z. M. but pro-
fessiooal calls receive ed at any hour, ie7-3m*
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M KUSTCAL
lXI store and for sale IN m
doz Vioins Italian German, French, from 70 ~ 20
GO !" Aecordeons French, German =, . ~ ~ ~
on Flutes plain silver mounted, .ooSS ~ ~
10 Fiaseclets, plain Ivory tipped. 20 - ~ ~
10 Flies x,.o,;. po.ws V;ol;n
Do D.. and Tail Pieces Piano Tuning Hammers,
Tm"g1 FORKS. Violin. Guitsr and vioneeo Strings
instrnc.ion Books Tor every lnstrumen ana ,sge as
sortment Oh NO" " WIN H. CURRIE,
voice. Second door Fosters corner.
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100 KEGS NAILS, assorted, Boston, Wheel
1Ue)f ing and Pittsburgh brands, In store and for
sale by a2l3 BEMEAT u tIELE.
TTNAR:..25 Bills. Large North Carolina in prime
i shipping order, Tor sale by -
jel7 FOSTERS & BROWN.
BOR DERS! BORDERS!
A LARGE and beautiful assortment Of Gold and
"A Velvet BORDERS just received aud for sale low Of
the Wall Paper aud Lamp Store Of
my27 JOHN c. DEVEREUX.
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WINDOW SHA DIES.
lust received and for sale low. lot Of Transparent
- Window Shades, the Wall Paper and Lamp Store
OF fmy27l JOHN c. DEVEREUX,Jr.
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ICXTRAS--Smoked Beef Rounds Sugar Cured
H. Beef Tongues SugaY-C Cured. Western Reserve
Cheese mild favor and Orvis Corn Starch for table use
for saleby -
| ie2 HohNbhooh q tHUhCHiLL.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
Spirit OF the Morning Press,

The Intelligeneer of this morning is de-
voted to news, literature, and science, it's
communications and extracts upon cur
rent literary and scientific topics of inter-
est, being just such as many can obtain
nowhere else on this side of the Atlantic.
1t is emphatically the Blackwood of the
American press.
The Union republishes the slashing
speech of General Orville Clark, of Wash
ington county, New York, delivered in
the recent convention of the New York
Adamantines," wherein that gentleman
praises the President vastly, and saws
very hostile things concerning his Ad-
mlnistration. In commenting upon it.,
the editor exposes the incompatibility of
professions of devotion to the President
with arguments leading to the conclusion
that if their premises are true, the Execu.
tive is a mere nose of wax in the hands of
incompetent and faithless constitutional
advisers.
The Sun is again without editorial.
The Clipper discourses upon the state
of the temperance reform in Georgia, ar
guing in favor of the political organization
of the friends to the cause there.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
Samuel Hubert, of Opdepsburo n Y

Samuel Hubert, of Ogdensburg, n Y.
For improvement in plows. Patented in Can
ada, Sept. 20, 1852.
Samuel jenkins, of Portsmouth, Pa-For
improvement in seed planters.
Oliver S. Leavitt of Marcellus, n. Y.-For
improvement in hemp brakes.
Oliver S. Leavitt, of Marcellus, N. Y.-For
improvement in drawing frames for hemp and
fax.
Warren Lyon, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in metal drills.
James X. Nichols, of Haverhill Mass.-For
Improvement in oil or fluid cans.
Henry Perrin and VIM Rudduek of Will
mington, OhiO.-tor improvement in seed
planters.
Philo Sylla and Augustus Adams, of Elgin,
Ill.-For improvement in grain and grass
harvesters.
Ancil Stickney, of Norwich, Vt.-For i'm
provement in blOw-pipes for charging blast
ing cavities. Ante-dated May 10, 1853.
Ancil Stickney, of Norwich, Vt-For i'm.
provement in compound blow-pipe for enlarg-
ing blasting cavities. Ante-dated June II,
1853.
Abel Shawk, of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For i'm
provement in steam generators
Oscar Willis, of the county of Mcdowell, N.
C.-For improved saw for water wheels
Geo. German, of Lamar, Miss-For i'm
provement in cotton stalk cutters or pulver-
iZers
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

The CHOLERA IN LONDON.-The ac-
counts by the Niagara are that the health
of London had been remarkably good,
but the cholera, which had been prevail
ing with terrible effect on the Continent,
had appeared in London-of which, in
one week, there had been eighteen deaths.
The official report says:
'' Five of the persons who have died of chol-
era, were adults, and the shortness of life
after attack, hours, hours, and IL hours in
three cases, with the other symptoms, appears
to have left no doubt on the minds of the med
ical men in attendance that they had before
them cases Of epidemic cholera -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
Personal.

Judge P D. Daniel, DIVA, is at Browns
Hotel
1T is thought that Mr.. Marshall, of the
Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia, will Sc
cure lease of the Holiday street theatre,
Baltimore. Marshall is the chief of American
managers.
....Senator Geyer, of Missouri is conva-
lescent.
John S. Sellman, of Anne Arundel county,
Md, is not candidate for Congress. Messrs,
Sellers and Jennifer, both Wings, have the
field to themselves
80. Bishop Boone, of South Carolina, with
his Chinese pupil. Tong Chu Kiung. are at
Browns Hotel. Hon. VIM. l.. Yancy. of Ala,
is stopping at the same place.
80. james NJ. Buchanan and Robert NJ
McLane, Of Baltimore, arrived at New York
on Sunday in the Arctic, from Liverpool.
80. The Philadelphia Sam dominates Capt
Duncan N. Ingraham, of South Carolina, hero
of Smyrna and exposition of Pierce's inaugu-
raj, as candidate for the next Presidency.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
MULTUM IN PARVO.

ADVERTISE if you expect to keep up with
the times. A man that fails to do this is nut
down by the world as an old fogy; and peo-
pie avoid old f, gies as they do small pox Ad-
vertise if you wish to keep from rusting
There is little girl of French parentage,
in Troy, whose face is almost entirely covered
with dark hair about two inches long
A Paris chemist advertises a supply of water
in bottles, from the Springs of Saratoga. He
calls it Congress water.
a Virginia farmer has introduced success
fully beautiful variety of wheat, called the
White Mediterranean, from which he has OBJ
tanned the extraordinary yield of forty-two
bushels to the acre.
The Mobile Register of the 18th inst says
There is no abatement of the sickness, but
patients are increasing in number, both in the
infrmaries and private practice
The Siamese twins, accompanied by two of
their children, are in Montreal
The dwelling of Judge John Y Mason at
Richmond, Va, was destroyed by fire on Mon
day morning. He lost large amount of fur
niture and valuable books.
The L. S. ship Preble has arrived at Nor
folk She is last from Madeira, where she
lest the Z. S. ship Perry and brig Madeira.
The bridge over the Potomac, at the Point
of Rocks, is so far completed that it is used as
thoroughfare at this time
The water works at the Great Falls of the
Potomac. to supply Washington with water.
are rapidly progressing,
An elderly lady died almost instantly few
days since, at Palmyra Mo, from the sting of
hornet, inflicted on the wrist.
There are nearly 5000 newspapers and Pc
riodicals in the United States-more than in
all the rest of the world. This fact speaks
loudly in opposition to an international COW
right law.
The attempt to put down the elaque in the
French theatres has been abandoned-tbe
performers being unable to do without ap-
plause, and the public being unwilling, be-
cause accustomed to give it.
A survey of a route for railroad from
GAINESVILLE, in Virginia, to Milton, n c., is
about to be made.
from Dover Cliffs, in England, was fifty feet
long, forty feet wide, and sixty feet deep, and
is estimated to weigh 1000 tons
Genin's benefit, in New York to the Mobile
sufferers, Melted 1856
child has been born in Exeter, England
with thirteen perfect fingers on the right
hand
There is great demand for bricks in Dos
ton.
MIR. Miller fell backwards and died, while
praying at camp meeting near Belfast, Me
He had been powerfully exercised about the
conversion of two of his daughters.
VIM M. Mitchell, of Brooklyn, N. Y, has
recently patented machine for setting and
distributing type. 1t is worked by set of
belts, and boxes carrying the types from their
places, and depositing them in regularly
made composing stick.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
NEWS ITEMS FROM OUR EXCHANGES

Robert Owen, the patriarch of Socialism,
proclaims his unboubting faith in Spirit Rap
pings, and purports to be a medium himself
He has communicated with the deceased Kings
OF England, and addresses letter to the Queen
on the subject.
The quantity of water consumed daily in
London is equal to the contents of lake fifty
acres in extent, and of a mean depth Of three
feet.
A man named E. II. Willard. who had been
doing business in St. Joseph. Missouri, and
was suspected of preparing to escape from his
creditors, was taken out of town on the I'd of
September last, and literally whipped to death.
Henry johnson, young man engaged in this
affair, is sentenced to be hung. and three others
are in Jail awaiting their trial.
The book printers of Boston are taking
measures for * strike" with a view to OBJ
tain advance wages. The present scale is y
cents per 1000 ems for reprints, and 30 for
manuscript copy. The new scale is to be %
and 81 cents.
negro was lately taken out by tho people
and burnt in Boone county. Missouri. He con-
fessed his crime which is thus described -
- A young lady. in company with married
sister, was returning from a funeral, and got
down from her horse to let down pair of
bars. Her company passed on, and when she
was putting up the bars, negro man entirely
naked, rushed from thicket close by and
attempted to violate her person. Her strug-
giles and screams frightened the horse her
sister was riding, and she was thrown to the
ground and disabled. A small girl who was
passing fed to house some distance whose
owner repaired to the spot in haste. The re-
sistance of the young lady prevented the negro
from accomplishing his designs until he saw
assistance coming, when he fed to the woods -
An atlas, which had belonged to the Emfe-
ror Napoleon l., and on which he traced his
principal plans for battle. was recently put
up for sale in London, ard suddenly with
drawn. The French ambassador purchased i,
privately for his government, at the price OF
sixty pounds sterling. and ii is to be placed
near the tomb of the Emperor, by the side Of
his sword at the Hotei ties Inroiidey
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

The YELLOW FEVER AT PHILADELPHIA
We have learnt from undeniable authority
that this terrible malady has again made its
appearance in the district of Philadelphia,
where it most assuredly existed some weeks
ago, viz in the vicinity of Lombard street
wharf. A number of deaths have occurred and
several places of business have been closed.
The authorities of the city have at length
aroused themselves to the necessity of sanitary
measures, which will undoubtedly serve to
arrest the progress of the disease, and it is
hoped that nature will come to the aid of the
city in few days. in the shape of sharp
frost.-Irentom True american, of Sept 90.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21
The London Times on the Kosta Affair.

In view of the fact that the Kosta
affair is to be the initiative point of COR
respondence between Austria and the
Government of the United States in which
their respective foreign Offices will discuss,
indirectly, the right ofrevolution, the right
of expatriation, the rights and duties of
governments from which and to which
men may emigrate, in connection with
the person and property of the emigrant,
and incidentally many other questions of
prime Importance to the interests of our
people individually and collectively, what
ever may be published concerning it in
the London Times, is of great interest.
That is, because that journals views
have weight on the continent of Europe
hardly second to those of the government
of England itself. Indeed, the Times
may fairly be denominated the great
balance-wheel of European state affairs,
regulating, in some measure, the motions
of all parts of the machinery of European
government, checking those which would
fly out of the orbit wherein all must work
If they would get on harmoneously. We
have, therefore, watched with no little
solicitude for the views of the Times upon
this question, which, peradventure, may
ere long create as much excitement on
the continent as the recent Russian and
Turkish quarrel. By the last foreign ar
rival, we find the Times urging "that
both parties to this quarrel are wrong;"
that while there is no law of nations or
domestic (American) under which we
have the right to protect Kosta abroad,
as naturaliZed citizen, Austria had not
the slightest right 10 seize him upon Turk
lsh soil, for an offence committed in the
Austrian domlnio1S. In view of these
two positions, upon which the Times starts
out, it's conclusion is, that the Kosta affair
will not admit of any settlement between
the contending governments. The editor
ridicules mercilessly the act of Austria
in quoting Eattell and Pufendorf against
Ingraham's conduct, which, though an
outrage upon Turkey in his estimation,
was by no means so gross violation
of the laws of nations as the act of the
Austrian Consul that brought it about.
As for Kosta himself, he is still held BY
the French Consul in Smyrna, until the
Austrian and American Consuls at that
port signify what shall be done with him.
If this agreement shall be observed, Kosta
d will even yet escape an Austrian dungeon
as our Consul at Smyrna will probably
never receive instructions from Washing
ton to sign paper under which he may
be delivered over to the Austrian author
tiles.
Turkey, by-the-by, has demanded that
Austria shall withdraw the Consul under
whose orders Kosta was seized, while she
expresses herself under obligations to
Commander Ingraham for his conduct in
the affair.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

Ear We are now displaying our new AMI Fashion.
able styles Of FL! and Enter Clothing Our stock
embraces every thing that is ami fashionable for
the season. manufactured with all the taste and .le
gance for which our clothing is celebrated. NOAH
WALKER 4 CO.. Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
Browns Building. sep %
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

o. OLD SORES. ULCERS, and all eruptions and
diseases arising from impure deprayed state of
the blood. See the extraordinary cure of Mr.. VIM.
G. HARDWOOD, highly respectable citizen Of Rich
mond, Va, by Carriers Spanish Mixture. He had
ulcers and sores of the worst description and finally
got so bad that he was unable Ia walk, excep' on
crutches. A few bottles of Carriers Spanish Mix
ture, the great blood purifier. cured him, rs il has
cured hundreds Of Others who have suffered with
rheumatism. had effects of mercury, and pains and
ulcers of the bones and joints.
See advertisement
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

U The Weekly Star, a beautiful week
ly sheet, full of Washington news, costs
only ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
YEAR.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

o2-GILaAS's LIQUID HAIR DyE is the only article
now used in this city. Gentlemen who wear wins
kers or mustachios of gray or reddish hue wishing
to attend e ball or party. can appear in suit of
black. by devotng additional minute al their iol-
LEI in using the very cell brafed article which heads
this notice Prepared ny z. d. Gilman, Chemist, OF
this city.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

BLACKwooD.-Taylor and Maury send
us Blackwood for September. We have
often stated how necessary this magazine
really is to the reader who would keep
posted in the standard literature of the
dav.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

The most valuable article of Mjoferie on ex
hibitiOn in the Crystal Palace is said to be
owned in New York. 1t is pearl necklace,
which consists of a wreath of pearls with one
large diamond in the midst, and is valued at
fifteen thousand dollars. 1t is said that a
millionaire. recently appointed by President
Pierce to diplomatic post in Europe, offered
fourteen Thousand five hundred dollars for it,
but that price was refused.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-21

BLEAK HOUSE" COMPLETE Shil.
lington has sent us complete copy of
Dickens "Bleak House." which he will
be happy to furnish to his customers at
the low price of so cents.
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N A E Ri D,

On the 10Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Brown, Mr..
CHARLES J. CARR TO Mrs. LOUISA ASHCRAFT.
On the 18th instant. BY the Rev. James II. Brown,
MI GEORGE MILLER to Miss CATHARINE
GILMORE.
On the l2h instant, by the Rev. Stephen P. HILL
HILLASQUIZ II FILM to JULIA II. ROBIN
SON, Of Virginia.
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BRANCH OF STATIONERY, H.LL,

Nos LA and l16 Pearl street, VIZ iort.
Qlh street, doors worth Fsnpd. ar Washington
COLLINS, BoWNE& Co. Importers of Foreign
- and Dealers in Domestic Stationery, sre Lev Of
fering of the largest and best select. stocks 70
the trade, that can be found in this market. Oar
stock comprises all the various st, les and qusts
wanted in the United States and Csnadrs consisting
Of Bath Post, pl.in and eilt edge rInin, Chit and
Embossed Note; Cap, Letter, Commercial Note, Com
merc'al Packet, and Folio Post; Flat Csp lcm!'
ne iium ROYAL, sup Royal American and fngish
Drawing Papers Plain, Embosse nd Colnrrd Card:
Gard, Perforated Bristol, Bonnet aud Straw Boards,
Is snk. Pass and Memorandum Books Of every va
riety, Fancy, Marble and Coored Papers at vcrylow
prices Gold Pens, with and without srer Holders,
and Steel Pens, Cutlery, &c with an endless assert
ment OF StatiOners' Goods, and Envelopes Il every
description. COLLINS. BOWNEk Uo.
rep 2l-6w-
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U All transient advertisements, in
serted in this paper, must be paid for in
advance.
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JOHN ROWE

NANUFACTURER of all kinds of French CAN
w DIES, is always prepared TO supply Balls ard
Parties Mt the horest notice.
ice Cream. Jellies. Bfaucmanges, &c.
Residence Oh bridge street, between Congress and
High streets. south side. Georgetown
Z. s Ice Cram always prepared.
2l-eo1y-