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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-30

pARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM "WEDNESDAY
- vember 80 UNCLE TOMS CABIN-Thi AZ ernoon
" 1--WE O'clock Ard also this sysTing q seven o'clock the
at Barnum Museum orally Acknowledged be the
only truly sensible version of Mrs. Stowes great
yet produced the STAGE It's interest sustained by
some FIFTY TALENTED PkRyoRMERs,
instead Of being confined to character the tout
ensemble including the
BEAUTIFUL PANORAMIC DIoRAMA,
and the other and admirable the
crowded audience with delight The crowds here
cesssn that Mr. Barnum, aocedng to the universal WISH
UNCLE TOM every evening we'll "a
Wednesday and Saturday atternoon r all the 1883
is in active preparation and will be produced at hs
pulAr establishment.
The three ticket Offices instead Of ons now open Al the
Museum obviae all the Inconvenience Of usual crowd.
Atmttance to the whole Museum to See the living i-
rates the Bearded LADY the Halle Of Sauary the
Gallery the stura History Department the Chinese Sa
loon, and the Comorama Roomn well
anoe cents; children under ten, l2
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IOYLE GUARD ATTENTION-THE MEMBERS OF
~ above company are aested TO attend meeting
ton and Allen Streets this (Sednesday evening" at half
O'clock pupctual attendance is requeed as bust
meas Of will he yht before the By
order of JOHN ID. BURNS, Captain.
JOHN BLACK, Secretary
INVEST GUARD-ATTENTIOy "A MEETING OF THE
w West Guard will be held at their head quarters, Mr.
VIM. ODonnsls, Of Third avenue and Twentieth
street. Thursday evening" att o'clock All members are
reaueEted bring their muskets there will BIO drill at
preparatory to turning out Friday
ing, December 2, at o'clock BY order,
SAMUEL Ii. LEES, Commandant
THOMAS MEAHER, Orderly
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SlGNoa BLITz-srUYvEsANr INSTITUTE. -
on sssarasy
At consisting Of great and aashaee verssila
Natural Magic. Admission u cents; children tx cents
voc2h KIP iNsfsSSkSTAI e1 @ehoAASD
cd Of s
ss.ss VIM H H.naas s k sss
sSsSs s.; ssss',s ffs ssss..q,
VI F s's:: RSS ss:sa Ss:s ' s .'i'
=? ' sss. Sss.on aStsy:i
SHs r.,
'''' siss sis: ;;sSsr ssEsss,
sIds9 s1s ytETT Ho,r
-
Tickets for sale a. Hall Sons music store, and At to
Doors %a e1s conee sst a
THE WORLD IN MINIATURE.-A GRAND MODEL
Of the WoTa l. p:s.sr Of fs.: Ssyrns an Of
= S and s79 Broadway. corner q White street Ths
.hps nsts sss Land with variations:
IN si r.f ~ . y.
children, l2h CENTS
THE EGYPTIAN coLLsoTIoN-A DESIRE TO RI
tain the In S: city HAVING sssn 81.
AL ON e. Il a
informed That National Theatre 10 The oa
place in Nov York whore my version Of shs celebrated pa
a::as s:s M =; s y
Chssham strss Roosevelt and has been perormss
RI: sa VIII IL az
little 0OIdsis Howard shs iva Of which -
Sss s;s ss: :: SO.
Nh:
Nm y ss SATURDAY ~
first Of the fourth sss;sa viii take Place 4
Fsss a'ss s.:
RArvARDs HOLY LAND. AT THE GEoRAMA, 81
day and satur nay At O'Clock Admission.
tic most seleSrsssS iaisn, spanish Tsnish ana isss
~ cent?: i;Aisisss hours isss
| ToNEs's PANT0sCoPE OF CALIFoKNIA, THr
Plains and Sal. Lake, now exhibiting a. HopeGh,
sssusday The a1 mos. ms
| nifcent painting from
/ FIFTEEN HUNDR DAGuERREoTyPEs
Taken expressly for this purpose b. Wesley oncs artist
during overland journey miles
to the life indians Mormons and Califor
naps the most msgnince't scenery in the world
fully descriptive by be artist and
will eny exercise Tickets. rs oents
| 50 cents.
DERHAMS GIFT EXHlBlTloNs
OF THE SEVEN MILE MIRROR,
afternoon And evening, at and 71 o'clock, At
ACADEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY.
Tickets good fer the adm oa Of four persons all st
u different times and share in the
100000 GIFTS, ONLt 81.
To be had from A. N. to III L. n, daily, NJ
ACADEMY HALL, Cos BROADWAY,
II. Waters Music Store, Sss Broadway;
Lovejoy's Hotel, Park row;
And Towards Hotel, Broadway and Maiden lane.
Howe's Cough Candy Depot, l66 Chatham streets
VA r. FISH. FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AMI
characi ertio wiz maker $50 Pearl street,
Amateur performances attended. Wis lont hire 70.
privass parties, masquorAdcs balls. n.
Country theatricals supplied short notice.
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TNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
States mail steamer HUMBOLDT, d. Lines, Command
s will leave for aavrs TOUCHING q sGuthsppton land
First cabin, S2O; second cabin $40 Luga ago nos wasted
sailing, marked below" No freight win be taken aftOr
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent, IS Broadway
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, NOV rs, 1858,
Owners wanted at this oce for teoi bead urs
containing money; pair Of gas burners found AGO.
ladys email gold watch, supposed to DO stolen.
GEO. W, MATSRLL. Chiof OF Seiise.
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EXTRA PAY.

GXTAA PAYs
ExTRA PAY.-ALL q. 8. NAVY SAILORS WHO
u served In any u s. vessel In the Pacific, any time
from 1886 to 1853 oan promptly obtsin their double
INWARD BISSELL Agent
TT 8. NAYY.-SAILORS EXTRA PAY" OFFICE
~ All sailors who served In tho u s. Navy the
Of California from 1876 TO 1882 be paid by calling
THOMAS l.. BKAYHARD, 81 Wall street.
TT 8. NAvY.-SAILoRs WHO MADE APPLICATION
" for thor extra payn while in California, obtain
II from THOMAS L. BRAYNARD. 81 Wall street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


1919 NEST ,isAF SAFE, CHEAP. AND RELIABLE
ton train At M and two daily express trains stg NJ
also sse fsr snss
whitehall and Montreal The trains connect with the est
depot White MIN, and Centre streets. where
'Ss' Schenectady, ~ Rf oeSesss..
also received Broome and Bowery
and Chatham -Four Corners All other trains will leave
City @ station Of Yop ES and Gsns
IA.DEN AND AMgoY RAILROAD TO PnILADEL.
" phia from pier No. Nerth rver-Two lines daily, at
10 A. M and r M Aocommo dation line At 10 A. NJ, BY
and steamboat r. Stockton to Phisdeiphia Fare ST. E1
press line w. by steamboat John Potter Amboy
half Fare S. Returnins leave Philadepha At 10 A. M,
n UDs0N RIVER RAILRoAD.-TaATNs DAILY FROM
sxpress train A. MThrough In four hours, connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal Az O'Clock same
Mail train, 9A. M-Tbrough way trains at Il N. and
Express train, 4P. MAccommodation train 80 p. NJ.
For ierrytown, lip. NJ For Peehshil 10 A. NJ 2isPM NJ,
taken at Chambers Canal christopher Fourteenth
Sunday trains from Canal street, p n. for Albany
"A' ''''' ''''Ts EoMUND FRENCH. Superintendent
NAV YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
N New Jersey RalrosdUnitod States and Expres lines
street, at g. and A M and % and % p M Leave Phi
and g Ii. foot Of
for second class n from Ne. York and $50 from
through Baggage oarrisd for baltimore washington oref
and Charleston in the 9 and ga NJ and % and 30 r
s. s: s i, AVE. ''s..' s''' - '' A''A .'
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CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.

DEvOLUTION IN CHlNA.-THE PUBLIC ARE
in phi superior French china vases inkst1uds TO-
&c. which he vi continue to tell Of until New Year. .;
sets out under cost for few days oay
including silver plated ~are, &C., 80 At PHILLIPS
mission depot, IS Nassau street, door from John Last
few days
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
~ via Eioaragua-The Accessory Transit Company Of
Nicaragua, PropretorsThreugh In advance of the mail
ng Tho new double sne.sts.mshipN GRrHERN LIGHT
so'eock NJ precisely. for Juan del Norte Non
day. December connecting with the and favorite
steamship Sierra Nevada O burhen, tina Mica
Transit route having but twelve miles Of land
portaton These steamers In their vena
zion and accommodations For information or passage
apply Say MORGAN, Agent. No. sovns Green.
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r =. JAMES, HALTER 625 BROADWAY, ST. NICHO
las Hots-The gentleman who made himself nots Of
s informed that he be accommodated with hats
umbrellas furs at prices fab ously low
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They all frat GLASS New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and
and BY Of experience in the trade
The prco Of 10 $780, without wines liquors
sent the subscribers will be forwarded FREQ from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKRN, Agents. l6l Pearl street.
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pUCKLEYs OPERA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL, S,a
~ ~, Broadway near the prssoots HeGse-open every
she essabished and most company exist
being the first 70 introduce harmony EhopiaS
Burissaas Opera 4 e. Likewise al Operate ohcyusss
pcnse Of labor and talentJ BY Buokey Ssronasr The
has the honor Of that the Concerts
Of this company will still be conducted In It's present
able styleun without yulEariy" Concern
" o'clock. Admission, - cents.
BUCKLEYS, ProprietorA
r. BISHOP BUCKLEY Nuseal D}reotos
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REWARDS.


Gs7O REWARD.-LOST, IN GOING TROd THE
plO Bowery Hotel to the Westehester House. At the
estcheater House. pocket book containing fifty eSty
dollars, mostly in city bills The finder will reseve the
above and the tbanl Of the owner by leaving at
Kinks Bowery Hotel with c. b. Grifths 20 Catherine
street.
kE REWARD.-LOST BLACK SETTER BITCH,
Do with chain cola her neck and the owners nAmo
The above reward will BIO paid for her return
at 2b61a Tenth street.
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no. CALIFORNIA. INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
BLADE, 2aso ton = viii sail Tor Aspn~sii on Tussday Be-
csmber 10Th ats oolockP from the foot Of Nsrh Moore
street R. TO connect with the unrv allied
UNCLE SAN, 2UO tons, which win sail Immediately the
arrival Of the passenger at Panama for San Francisco
These are vastly superior 70 other tho
and ID confidently expected that the voyage Caornia
viii be made IN twenty-five daya Passengers procuring
tickets during this month will be allowed disc ter
cent from the lowest rates charged BY any other
sor heGhs OF passage apply only 70 = MILLS, Agent 81
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1HIPFIN0.

DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA.-FoR LIvER-
III pool.-The ARABIA Q. H. =. Judkins, comm and or
will san from the sompanys dock, Jersey City with the
malls and passengers TO! Europe. On Wednesday the S0th
Passengers requested W be board By sx O'Clock
A.. -
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T osT OR MIsLAID-TwO PROMISSoRY NOTES FOR
IL 800 each both dated November4 1883 the at two
and the other three months, drawn by Barnum
the order John Greenwood % and endorsed by the latter
ALI persons cautioned against negotiating the said
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TNRANKLIN MUSEUM, ITO CHATHAM STRERT, 0lo.
Lea, ProprietorThe above estahlshmsntis open sve
afternoon ~ O'clock and In the evening, X foe ~
purpose Of .Clsssie and crgnM rspr.:e1s.sicn. ~
gethsr With variety Of beautiful performances For f
pArfouals bills Of each day. AdmissonSssts D -
boxes 90 cents; Stage seats with cushioned arm
87A cents; boxes, Is oents; gallery, TX cents.
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~ In tho price Of passags.U s. Mail Steamship Co.
neotng with the Pacific Nail Steamship Co., carrying
great United States maL-For California Oregon via
AspinwAn and Panama-The U. NAH Steamship Company
Intend TO despatch for Aspinwa Monday, Deo 9Th,
ssiin. double steamship ILLINOIS Capt q. J.
Nail Steamship Company's steamer WINFIELD SCOTT.
Through kots Caorna by these favore
be purchased ut low rates. The transit
mus lat the expen Of the pas nge s do In by
rsroad and tho facilities for the Ihus such
cannot be found other California. For
passage, apply to CHAS A. wHIrNEY, At the Office m
" asst street, corner Of Warren strcet. -
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
6n CENTs.-FoK THIS AMOUNT you CAN GET, AT
CUsIiutchings' Gallery 1896 Broadway, fine and beautiful
onguerreotype twize tho size of any offered colored
peatlyS tncased Don't forget A. ID. HUrCHINGS 39j
Broadway, second door below Walker street.
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MADAME d.. THE Gypsy wONAN-THIS CHILE
M brated we'll Known astrolosist has taken =
IS Lpensrd street where sns will DO happy to consult VT
fuure she the only paimt in the United statss "a
he method disclosing the events OF this life original
AM artistic principles Her charge afty csnts D
cons
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA AND TENNESSEK
Express through without misunderstanding
Co.. broadway. the only horiEod agents Yorl
the forwarding Of parcels packages and goods Of every
description, by Parisens date Parisen King'O Grsa,
Southern Express, BY United States Ill
press trains charge of regular messengers all the
principal cities and towns in tho above States Tuesdays and
Saturdays ats o'clock NJ Sh will hnd by sending
Gut delay. CONCKLIN CO.. Proprietors Of Telegraph
Express, 80 Broadway.
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MILLINERY AND DREssNIAKINO,

MADAME MORROW IS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. THn
M wonderful astrologist In the world that ha9
been known She n the seventh d,ushe, Of :sys.s
asraog science to tell By signs future events and al
Of life in regard TO hoah wealth love- souItsnP -
maize matrmeny easy, and will show the intended h.sr
during travels through Europe 10 Droome stres -
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DAGUERREoTYPE COLOR BOxES-JUST RECEIVED
- invoice of best French colors for
in boxes with brushes pencils and For SALE whole
sale and retail by W. SCHAUS printsssr and ARTISTS
colorman, 303 Broadway, up stairs
IRON BEDsTEADs wAREROoMS.-CHRAP SPRING
.eonony Sonv:nie1ss, - Iron bedsse.d:, "a ssss y
aoels, Co.. furnished promptly, st bbs Broadway
Prince street.
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THE EGYPTIAN COLLRCTION.-A DESIRE TO RI
tain this collection In the city having been publicly
pressed Dr. Abbott has rsopensd his Museum for
" afford all persons opportunity Of visiting his
exhibition. Open from A. n. until ~ r. n Admisson g
cents. No. $50 Broadway.
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GEO oHRIsTY 4 WOODS NINSTRRLs, "A BROAD.
" way, above Howard street,
NO CoNNKCTIoy OTHER COMPANY.
OPEN EVERY EvENIa9.
A. Wood. Business Manager
Geo. Chrsty las profession ally known Stage
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
DANCES, MICRO DELINEATiONS
BURLESQUES, ETC., ETC.
Doors open 81 OK; 70 commence At TX O'Clock.
George Christyss ally twelve
In connection with Ethiopian minstrelsy-ahes this
method of informing his friends and the public that
formed coparnsFshp with Mr.. H. Wood Minstrel Hall
"a Broadway ~ which place he will Appssr every evening"
and hopes to meet hts friends In that magnificent
modious Hail. In his professional capacity hopes his en-
desvors to please win mees with that
vorable and hattsrng prospects promise on
his para will be spared TO the patronage generous
public have heretofore accorded him.
GEO. II. HARRINGTON.
kno
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TULLIENS CONCERTS
q METROPOLITAN HALL
N. JULIEN has the honor to thai, in
Of the which
Concerts in New ork he will give o series OF
ONE MONTH,
commencing Monday December s. and terminating with
GRAND BAL PARE
The first Concert will be for the Benefit Of the
ST. GEokGE'S
BRITISH PROTECTIVE migrant SOCIETY.
Admission dollar to all " the house, this
cason
Tickets be had At W. Hall Sons 239 Broad way; G.
Joie 800 Broadway and OF Van Norden King, as Wen
street
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WITH JERK, you DO THE WORK
w Lyons flask applying
Bugs and feas begin to sneeze,
Reaches fall down dying
Mice and rats keel up. and that's
A fact there's denying g.
On collar floors. by kitchen doors,
You find their corpses lying.
Such the effects Of LYON ghetto poWde
nd magnetic pills, depot ga Broadway.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-22

THE undersigned has removed lis Mercapt,,e Col
lrge to bis new building, northwest corner OF WI
nut AMI sixth Streets where he has fitted up sDle ndi,
suit Of ROOMS expressly for his businesshnyi, snnTa
neither pains expense In making them in every ra
:peet the most .nvenient and pleasant School Poou
The plan adopted in teaching combine. nrat tcc viii
theory instead Of using books the pupils are exercise
actions journazing posting balancing accounts. open
ing and closing Of great variety Of different sets o.
books, both for partnership and individual bus
thus qualif ing the student Tor entering into the
cal duties 1.-THE accounant In an, kind of business
sne course OF ns,rueson viii consist OF DO BILE En-
OF rde and mercantile accounts Viz: Wholesale. re-
tail, commission, exchange, banking. manufacturing
Stopping, individual. partner hip, steamboating. and
compound company business: commercial calculations
practical penmanship. and Lectures rcial L.
Lectures Oh the science OF accounts mer.
chants, etc.
In addition to th, regular couns Of study. the under.
sig ed has made arrange meh!s with Messrs. Henry
SHOW, Esq; Hon. 3: S'"rer Prof G. W. Wright and
on the subjects OF common law, history Of commerce.
political economy connected with commerce. chem.
isr as connected With commerce, and other subjects
great Importance In commercial point Of tew never
before intr 'duced In any Mercantile Cole &c I'm the u
States Pupils are instructed individually and not in
IN ~. ra,, may enter NJ time and pro-
Public examinations had Though pupils are ex.
amined privately IL they desire W when the student uh
cpal. assisted by commit &c of Practical Accountant,
an Business Men and Diplomas awarded to those who
are deemed worthy OF them.
course can be rom pleted In from six tn len weeks.
Inc Principal viii take pleasure in doing everything
In his power to advance his Students and make them
thorough and complshed accountants and his cxten
sive acquaintance with the business community will
generally enable him to procure situations for those ia
sirous Of obtaining them.
ing, Writing, Commercial Calcnlr,ious. Commercial
Law, &C.. 80 (oct9d&wiy)R. 5. BACON. Principal
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NEW ARRIVAL.
rTJ aSSOi:TMENT of splendid DRY and Fame

NEW ARRIVAL.
A FULL ASSORTMENT Of splendid Dry and Fancy
IA Goods, consisting of:
Plain Figured Silks:
Plain Sa ms OF all colors.
All Wool DE Lains;
Halt do do;
Cashmeres; Shawls;
10 Dozen Satin Bonnets, latest styles;
lCo pieces Velvet Ribbon. all widths:
Muslin de Bats: rmbroideries; Cloves;
Wooden Hoods and Undersleeses;
Just roc civ ed and for sale very low at
SlLBERMAN, ANSPACHER * CO,
sepI6 Main ST.. next door to Bank.
T1LOOR OIL CLOTHS.-Just received at the
il Evansville Carpet Store, an assortment Of Floor
Oil Cloths Of patterns. Cloths cut to At any hall
COLBURN & HERSBEkGER,
sepo2 Garner Main & Water SIT.
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SHn. W, MACK. "A. LoBxssrrs
MACK & LOBENSTING 'S
w este m Z a q lOsh Ster
IN FULL BLAST!
EVANSVILLE INnIANA

W estcfn a q n N e { o
IN FULL BLAST!
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
IN THR LOWER STORY pRRw's PAVILION, coRExR
WATER AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
.. Messrs. MACK d LOBENSTINE
III have just reed and will continue yE225l 4 m
NJ 10 receive weekly from their large Ii IA
III Wholesale establishment in Gin 0Hk214xj
innat the largest and most extensive assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
manufactured with especial to meet the ants
the rket, and consisting every article of aDpare
necessary to complete the wardrobe Of individuals IL
~ taste.
fine assortment OF black, brow n gray drab Mack.
NAV Blankets. box and Overcosts, rhish riH compare
as to make aad finish RITA any Merchant Taiior's
Hork IN the city, and particularly made up for the eit
trade. fine lot OF cloth coats Of al size and prices
superior black and blue French and English Cloth Dress
Frocks and Sack Coat full trmsd: Sattine and Cash
merete Coats brown green and grey, and all eoors of
Tweed and Cassmers sack, frock and dress Coat,
Roundxbouts and Coats OF all kinds.
t PANTS.
White and colored linen, and every kind Of summer
pants Superior blk. and blue cloth pants
fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy stripes blue black
and steele mixed and cadet mixed Satinet Pants Tweed
and Corduroy pants Of sverJ variety and price to suit
VESTS,
White and ncy oolored Marsales, Linen and valeu.
cias black silk and satin Vests fancy and lain silk
vet Vests; fancy cashmere Vests sstnett vests, and
cr.v.s. of superior qualify and beautiful patterns. .llt
drawers under shirts, gloves snspendersano
every other article usually found In the most extensive
establishment Of tn. country.
ceoEh In connection with their large stock OF 49,
XNR clothing, they will keep n file assort-
UHm mcnt of CAMPS Superior HATS AND CARS
Also all kinds of Union, Mexican, California. Leghor'
Panama and other styles Of hats with variety oil
BOOTS aud SHOES,
1t Is useless mention theirelegan and rery exc"
sve lot Of togskn and other kinds Of TRUNKS CARrr'
BAGS andVALIsEs.
Offering our heartfelt thanks for the unmistokabe 90
monstratraons of approval received in both tie whoe
sale and retail departments of our business N respect
fully soliciting continuation Of the publick favor w
deem 1t unnecessary to Iecapitunte our unriv
tics and stems Of conducting our business which en-
able TO compete IL not excel any establishmento the
kind liz the Union. We beg to that every step Ia
progress, in experience, and extending our business
lends rds enabling the TO extend great
and facilities to customers Having en-
larged business n considerable degree since !, 81
sp ". this enabled to offer TO ourirehds
and to the inspection Of purchasers generally stock oil
goods which in superiority Of Make beauy OF Styles
and owness of prices has certainly not its equal either
In the East West
UCountry merchants should not fail to see th@ STOCK
before purchasing.
ErGnsriUs, Sept. 90, 1859.
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s~--~THlNG NEW

s~wrTHlNG- NEW.
LADIES' Riding Hats
! !:
and Misses Hats, splen
did article.
WINTE4 CAPS.
North Pole. Spanish
Britton, Hungarian. Silk
Otter and fine Boys Caps
ALEON FATS.
Just coming into fash
- ion and many other lint
articles, at
- VAUrlER'S HatStore,
octl- First Street ssdoors above Main.