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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-07

TuE undersigned would respectfully in rf1,
AAf form the public that he has hand StiI
YHN the rg"st and most approved styles of "
tsA- custom aud sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Kid, Ladies Boots Bdskins, Walking Shoes and slippers
Also Tor Misses, &c. sc. Also hand splendid
stock OF Leather and Findings sale wholesale and re-
all low for cash. his Old stand Water streets doors
boye Pavilion Hotel. tje3-1yl Z. DBUSNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
The Sons Of Temperance.


LIST OF OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES, TO THE
TENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE SONS OF TEMPE
RANCE OF NORTH AMERICA.
d. w. P.-John Bolton ONei South Carolina.
n. w. A-Neal Dow, Portland, Me.
n. w. scribe-F. A. Fickardt, bethlehem, Pa.
n. W. Treasurer-M. Foust Philadelphia, Pa.
M. W. Chap.-Rev Leroy NJ. Lee, Richmond,
II. w. Con.-Wm. Richardson, Albany, NY.
n. w. SEM. F. Grosch Ottawa, H.
REPRESENTATIVES.
q. d. OF Eastern N. Y.-Jas. Mexican, N. Y, VIM.
Edwards, New York w. L. Dillingham;, New York;
Dr.: A. D. Wilson, New York.
q. ID. OF Western New York-G. w. Germaine,
Lockport Thurlow W. Brown, Auburn; H. s. Nc
G. D. of New Jersey-John W. Oliver, George P.
Rix.
CD. Of Maryland D. Anderson.
G; D. Of PENN. A.; vandyke, Philadelphia: G..
l.. Aagee Pittsburg; Thomas Steele, Pittsburg, Pa.
T. u OF Connecticut-A. Hill; j. s. Clark
G. D. Of Dis Columba.-D. Holcomb Rhees.
Y. ID. OF Maine-S @. Fessenden, Rockland
u D. OF Indiana-E. H. Barry, P. S. Sage, r. T.
G. D. Of Kentucky-Chas. Egington, Jas. Young.
G. d. of Virgina-Lucien Minor.
c. d. of Georga-W. s. milford, Rev. Joseph
G. D. of Wisconsin,. B. Smith, E. H. Day, s. D.
Hastings.
G. D. Of Nova scotia-Geo Christie
g. D. OF Canada West-W. H. Ellenbeck, of Brock
G. d. of vermont-F w. Olmsted.
G. ID. of Arkansas-M. f. McGehee.
u. ID. of Cherokee Nation-T b. Woolf Tahliquah.
q. ID. of lllinois-H l.. Ruckcr, N. ID. Elwood, A.
B. MORGAN, G. b. Wells, j. Berdan, II. s. Thomas.
G. d. 4 Rhode Island-Phillip B. Stness
6. d. of Mchigan-D. l.. Jacokees, A. M. Baker,
G. I. Grdley, A. s. Burlingame
q. d. of Ohio-S. +. Carey.
g. ID. of Missouri-W. A. Lynch
G. ID. of South Carolina-Moses Montgomery A.
N. Kennedy.
G. D. Of New Brunswick S. Tilley, Rob
ert Sater.
6. ID. of Iowa-Hiram Price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
Superior Cou,t-Part First


JUNE IL Clayton Nc,cbod and WILLIAM Degroot
1h0Ssas ~ COddington This action for q breach
OF contract ente ed into between the parties Ia
1851 for he supply of aqoantty of iron An agree ment
was made whereby the defendant to purchase from
the plaintiffs thousand packs of Russian sheet IRON ut
ten and half cents per pound and credit Of six
Mon,hsthe on TO be yacoG Of the first quality. The
ien in 1852 and the defendant notified by the
pairt4 TO receive 1t The defendant however, refused
20 take it, the ground that it yacol ron
the plaintiffs therefore obliged 10 eel il at
per pound The losses sustained by being cempe led
cell at rsduced price SCI o02sS instead $2 SEQ TO-
amounted to s1624 32 which the plaintiffs CLAIM. The
ne enf ant contends that the iron offered him not the
Sushy contfacet for. Ye,dic for plaintiffs 81 662;
Iull amount sought, with interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

A DEsPERATE FELLow.--On Wednesday, saws
',be Independence Messenger Packard one of the
Jyoprietors OF the Neand House, was about to correct
refractory servant Adm, when The servant info mel
hn he was MOI to be whipped and seized toat Law
Dess by Mr. 7. having nothing with him 10 defend him.
SELF turned to 20 and get assistance ne
gro aimed blow at hs neck with the axe doubtless in
tending his head from his body, bat tho aides of
the axe struck his neck, brusing IL and cutting OFF
small part of his ear and telling Mr. r. to the ground
Tn negro repsated the blow. striking him the head
and cutting him In a most jriehdul manner The 70 GO
of te blow broken by nerpos ion of The nego's
wife, vbich saved Mr. P.'s life Me- lay in a state Of
jnseDbiity from ht to three fourths Of hour and
glad to earD that his skull was not fractured a.
at first supposed He Is recovering rapidly. The
negro made his escape and has been heard since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

ttrlc chan hnve their ntrodnctO had
est success attained by curative agent In the
In all diseases arising from disorder from debility Of
nervous system from obsruotion In the vessels
pd state OF the circu aton 6c 40 headache Oohsehe
Rheumatism, neuralgia paptations diseases of the
children &c. have invariably given their stn
and inygora'ing Influence At this Of tho
are veil calculated to act wonderfully beneficial
dyspepsia and of summer complaints hy stimulating the
functions in ~ first by goratng hrous their
mid and continuous current the the
yous system of The intetnes in the latcr Their
being pckno siedaed by the highest medical es
academies colleges HOSPITALS 60 In New York Europe
will be sufficient guarantee OF their value curative
agent Priee-Sma 81 to 49, large ~ b. 81 batteries Sl
70 w Instated desorpteas-one for personal
one Tor medical gcntemenwith testimonials and cures
may lie had grat appi alton Free postage to an
part Of the United States remittsrce 90 three ccnp
SIhlHERi New York, corner OF Metropolitan Hotel.
Philadelphia, corner Of Girard House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

Rheumatism, S.rofuia &c. Mr. G. d Davis, corner Of
Broadway and FIFTY ninth street. suffered for years the
severest tortures from rheumatism He oeud
not sleep without the aid of opium morphine and
was reduced in weight to little 100 lbs he could obtain
relief from edica treatment until advised
Life Balssm, which in one week removed pain Be
enjoys excellent health and weighs 6S lbs Mr. H.
Ilton No Allen street dreadfuy afflicted with
ula and itch during bis face and neck
dsfR ured with deep ulcers dwellings and running
sores that he becsms oa hsome to self and others After
trying every remedy which he could Of in vain
sectuay cured by the Life Balsam in very period
The Basam is about sure to rheumatism crofua
nercural diseases old ulcers liver complsnt debility and
the aorst diseases flowing frem mpurty Of the blood
light Is to follow sunrise Principal ohce 26 Grand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

Inc lhpe Worm This the most difficult
srey or all that uhabit The human body IL grows an al
most indefinite length Aoecomcs 40 coiied and fastened
an the inestnes and stomach produce Sc yitus
dance Co. which the of going the grave
not beeypp TINT these complaints have their origin In
tape worm consequently they do tho proper nedi
zines for their disease To thote who aieed With
awful foe TO health recommerd the Of my Worm Sy.
rp and Liver Tillstbe lie taken In
tato spooniuls three times day then take from five H.
eight OF my liver pills to dslodge pass tho worth BY
strictly follow ina these directions case or
tape worm can speedily onrcd For sale by G. " CLICK
tNLh 90, 81 Barclay street, general Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

publishes the DgAmong the extracts Of
medicines the train Of diseases
depending prostaton debility from
produced Dr. Mose cordial bears The palm Of
superiority indeed valuable medicine and having
IL used with decided advantage number Of cases
can with pleasure and with full confidence ia
It's success further proof Of its efficacy be required
only refer to what the advertisements uly
marks Let facts speak for them The oath
before the Mayor Of this city, the strong of
prs Weed Kendall and Weeks and the thousands o. bot
tetimony In its favor Prepared by NJ Morse, D. For
sale by CHAs. RING, General Agent 1872 Broadway
eontrated in Pint bottles with the blown in The glass
Sold at S. per botte--sx for &l2-&A the dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
OFFICE OF rpr SIMULTANEOUSLY

CRYSTAL PALACE, June 80.
Exhibitors, their agents requested present
6hmseves wit their certificates Of space at
tAe building Reservoir square make Immediate prepa
rSons for htng the space allotted them araar
ms their articles They will please enter Forty second
stHet, showing their certificates at tho north gate.
JOHN NJ. BATCHELDER,
Secretary OF the Superntendents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-A man named Massino has
recovered SO IN the Circuit Court s,tting at Na-hye
81 tho CT attsu ocga kalroad Company. Massno was
passenger train which thrown off the by
running over n coz H. had his leg broken and pn.
ta'ion foppd necessssv The plaintiffs counsel
pesd that the accident occurred through the negligence
Of the engineer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

DEATH ON THE Cause.-The Utica Gazette says
tEo emiarant died in the Wednesday
the from Schenectady to that city Their death Ia
attributed to excessive heat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

selling tbe beautiful drab beaver and pear felt hats A.
their usual low prices Of 81 and 81 aad 10 addition ryin
cath cnstoer his likeness free Of charge They are thu
ony hatters in the United states that do this RAP
FEhTY Lr ASK No ~ Chatham street, opposte Cham.
hers and on the ceynss " Chatham and Pearl streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
EXCU teslONS.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING RAEKs EVERY
IL day except saturdayThe favorts steamer aoro Cap
tam hansox viii leave soTing street at III o'clock
slip ST. Pier No. 3, A. r., A. NJ, returning by p. "
Pare cents Dmrer 5sbing tackle and bait will be pro
sided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
Nofr.e to California sbIppers .-Our rexs

California; express will be charge of our spe
cia Mr. j. j. Kelley by the u mail stel hip
Illinois, Monday tho 10th inst connecting et Panama
with the ". g. mail steamship Golden Gate Small pack
ages received I'LL ona o'cnck The dav OF sailing
WELLS, FARGO, a CO., 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

TOR enlarged veins Of the legs elastic knee caps spaa
braces ladies' belts and supporters club foot knock
and bow leg INSTRUMENTS; with
srasses, At No IL Ann street, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
THE TRADES, &C.

THE TRADES, &C.
ITO LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERs.-wANrgD FIVE
six good printers for fine transfer work. Apply
j. Alderman, $40 Broadway, corner Of White street.
ITO DAGUERREoTYPERS.- IMMEDIATELY
two first ratio hands to work plates finish pictures
90 Yoapg men preferred. Apply tnis day between
hours Of II a. NJ and r to j. w. Tyler, of
Broadway and Blocker street.
yVANTED-A FIRST RATE LITHOGRAPuIC PRINT
w in colore. Apply ut LNDi.UT1iS establishment
50 Beekman street.
WANTED IAN EXPERIENCED PRINTER WHO rs
w GOOD proof reader, obtain situation
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

ono Tor hts, spagmF, sulsions Ao Is De IARTIs
vegetable extract. Principal ONCE Y West Broadway
Removed from ~ Fulton street
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES. "a
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO MISS
n Adelaide Fremont.1he friends and aoquantabces of
Miss Adelaide Fremont respectfully solicited to attend
mttee meeting the purpose Of making fur
Their ARRANGEMENTS fora complimentary Testimonial to the
above young lady. The meeting will take place this
Monday evening, June @ at o'clock precisely, at Flo
renoes hotel corner Of WALKER street and Broadway.
GTRAYED FROM HER HOME, ON SATURDAY LAST
- . child three years old named Ann OConnel Any
information of her will be thankfully received by her
rents at 327 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

the fsg end Of carnival dull and nspid and its
Hats Of KNOX &JAAEs the enterping matters Of Broad
groo Of BroadwSy and Spring street. where we a
wise all who love look things beautiful and now to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

Dr.. Powell, Oculist, Aurigt, &c., Receives
bis patients from 70 O'Clock, daily st his once, 500
Broadway, where can be procured his Trestse the
Eye and bis self acting eye and fountains Artificial
Ike the natural and resembles in color express
sion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

DAVIES rahveno stimulates the roots the hair cruses
new secretion Of the natural cooring subt
duces the original color Price, 80 per bottle Davis
hyperion 10 fdenty best
tion for tho hair which needs but trial establish the
fullest confidence In its usefulness Price g cents per
lote For sale at the Depot No 800 Grand street. and
by all druggists and perfumers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

New York, May 81, 1s53.-The Directors OF
for the Exhibition Of the Industry Of al
M s ave july that the Exhibition vi" be opened
selves Of the opportunity state That ne saans hoi
they ayG the as nv whsh they
&; public .s, .'s,'' ,s. %''' ms '''' ''es''.''a'
,ountryRen acen.Ty and sgrienitura Implements.
%sss ssay merely ssn: .,
naeraIsss and rseosy which best sssasss
ZION ssns laid v.lusSe nssonsi ooession q
The fh %ns hss Sa the Go thu
sTs sp 4, The novelty q ns
which has BEEN the eject Of the 70
asvs produced ds.y has been for
her most earnest desire to the opening At
regard to the general character Of the exhibition tn.
ss h i, sS S not
The United States confidence which has excited cordial
assG ,ss1 s ss
m s' s
sss country and VIII tend to the active smuasou
The charge interior the building iss division
sR s s ess sssn
Dupont and g Davi, and the sanction govern
asi s En- ps
the s
authorities Of the country in the general objects Of tn,
gentlemen have organized their department as fol
lows
IN. MISUNDERSTANDING Of tho Superintendent;
sahsel Of Space and Classification
p. Johnson-Ag rieulturai imPlsmsnss;
Joseph +. overwhelmingly
Edward Vincent-Textile Fabrics;
Fely Piatti--Sculpture
The Official Catalogues and the Illustrated Record
% snS q p Putnam Ss ho the Gas
Association.
The directors haye scnsiby f the confidence erosed
them by their fellow citizens In all parts of The country
and they wiz continue TO make effort to satisfy ths
Just expectations
Mortimer Livingston, Philip Burrowes
Alfred Pell Johnston LiviDgtox,
August Belmont Charlea w. Eoeter,
Alexander Hamilton, Jr., Theodore Sedgwiskl
$50 l.. Schuyler. william W. Stone.
Ebert Anderson, William Whctten,
Henry Durham, John IN
W, &. ii. Wnddell, Wjilism Kent
Jacob A. WesterveIt, Watts Shernan
James a. Hamilton, 4. W. Edmords
samuel Nicholson,
THEODORE SEnGwICK President
VIM WHrrTrr, Vice President, Treasurer and gesrstary
L. g. STUART. Assistant Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

Sherry Wines Pale and Brown Sherry
Wines in butts and hhds landing Norrand Cadiz
Some OF the pale wines exceedingly light and delicate
For sale by JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS, 407 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20
SPORTING.


CPoRTING.-A GRAND sPARRTNG EXHIBITION
- will be given at MIR John Mullgnp Grand street HALL
l27 Grand street by Frank Mclntyre when the fancy will
present themselves to this beaten
lpmper In the Of the evening wonders Henry
and John Lazarus will set to in ring costume I'll kets
q cents to be had at all tie sporting houses in
the door.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL PAY VERY LIBERAL
reward to any gentleman person who will send to hs
redence white Irish greyhound, witch strayed
from bis premises on Mednesay evening last THOMAS
O., ALLAGHAN, G2 West Thirty third stteet corner OF
Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

Smiling Customers are those who, on Wit
Messing an artistic job experience delightful sensation vi
bratng the nerves especially around the head face &C.
Such agreeable sensation is always produced when shaving
by the polite journeymen at HILLS the inimitabe cutter
of hair and whisk ers, at As Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

Defiance Saiamander Safes-Gaylers Pa
tent ROBERT H. PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in
the United states of the above celebrated safes and f. c.
Collins impeDe rabe defiance locksthe best safes and
locks comb red in the world Depot 1872 Pearl street.
door below Maiden lane, formerly 80 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

the loan Of last quarter doubt cool
but they cannot compare in the 10y quality
with Knox superb and unrivaled Rocky Mountain
the last productions Of the pd yet introduced II fash
ienably with itching for comfort pasronss
KNOXS, No. l8 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

DESTROYS Of giving general publicity to their advertng
invited to call At establish and examine the
ABILITIES have hand the prompt and correct trans
mission and publication of business all the leading
Of the Union Canada No payment required of
ble parties till cir orders have been properly attended
to. w. R. MCDONALD, 02 Nassau street Of Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

that is coed fitting coat vest pantaloons dropia
broadway, up stairs; in the Of goods for all
articles Of airing apparel Billy has hand
assortment that entirely knocks spots out of display
got by other tailor In the city Drop lin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

Co., as works and correct kenessss universally
pronounced good which have been ode ut
higher prices REEFS co. take 800 daily at their great
picture factory, No. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

MUNKOE co. No Al Broadway invite citzens and por
sops the vicinity Of New York also their friends
the south and West to call AMI examine their
extensive variety of the most fashions styles all well
made AID the best Of trimmings used full
Of gentARens furnishing goods also boys and chtdren
clothing of tho best quality and s esa Of which Of
wish it dstDe. noticed that in any
ton be made from the marked price any classification
exists after the purchase Of article may DO
and the money will be cheerfully refunded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

On Sunday, June TO- by the Rev L. Sterpberg, Mr..
TONES HocHsIADTER to Miss EMILE ScCLE all Of this city,
Cincinnati papers please copy.
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THE TURF.

Gd EQ0 GIVEN AS PURSES TO MAC AND IA
sJ .,JNV cony Union Course, Y. L, trottiug Tues.
day fpt 18th ~ r. Purse OF 81 500 will trottea
fr " ls celebrated horses from PHILADELPHIA Vac and
mes Dr. <. Mac; Mr. ~m. Woodruff, names r. g. Tsccny
Monday July 9Th at 3P purse 81 500 milo heats best
woedsun names : TsneonS; Also, Tuesday JULY, 18th,
test and undor SADDLES ii jones' names br g. Mao; Mr.
VIM woodruff names r: z. Taoonv. The above neld OF
horses surpoted TO 10 the fastest earth should
ntlF happen The public will opportunity TO wit
ness OF the fastest Cars will leave
soyth Terry Brooklyn at ~ ar aud2 NJ Stages leave
Williamsburg Ferry kourly for the course
JOHN L. sNfDfKER, Proprietor
(NENTRBvIILE COURSE l.. I--TR0rTTNG -THR
" iollovi. pres will Do given TO on and
July. Frca fer all trcttine horses
No Purse $500 Nile heats; best three In AVE. TO VA.
gons. To come { % Thuraday juno 30th.
No. Purse $500 Mile heats best three In Eve In hnr-
neFs IT, come N on Monday July 18th.
No. Pure, $500. 30 mile heats in harness. 800 10
the second beat 10 come OF on Monday July 18th.
The above to close Saturday evening by 10
o'clock at FAULKLAND & DURYEA'S Hotel, corner OF
East Broadway and Catha Three or more 10
make field, and two TO start TO make 4 race. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

SUPREME CoURr--Grcuit First-Nos. TO- $751; SOS,
655 274 b41, IT'S. 759 to 1888, 1885, Part Second-Nos
1924. 1925. 1928 1880 l 235 to 23s 1,241, 1247,
1850. 25. 253 1856 1888, 26O, 1885, 1867, 1861
1870 to 1875 to 2S, 1850 to 2s3 2se, 2S7,
1888. l. 1903.
SUPREME CouRr-special Term-Nos. SO, A, 40, Al, 8,
4S 70 81.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Two branches.-Eos. 300 $50, 1O4,
TO- 81 IT'S OILS to 026 O28 to 032 $780, o35 OBJ
o38 $685. 89 LOTT 039 to O43, $780, 1924 635, 7l6,
III co. $685. 1A 1925 55S, $685. OIL, 700, $751; 99l 993,
813
Court OF CeMaoN PIEAs-Part Frst-Nes 297, SAT,
S52 e13 9l5, 945 $685. COS coo OIL LOIS 975 O36
1O16 III, ga 946, lO75 1904, 1O85 1,152 1,164.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

will found the store Of the Canton Company No.
@ Chatham street between Pearl and Roosevelt streets the
Oldest tea establishment In the city We
readers that thcy better than else where either
at Wholesale or retail. They have branch store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

X*3.-BntchClOr's Celeb ated Hair Dye ana
Wig Factory is removed TO No 2a3 Broad way opposite
the Park fountain Bachelors well earned fame Is
sient to all who patroniso him. that thor
nent Ia the world. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

with Knoxs superb Rocky Beavers
isS.Sly an itching for comfort pssroni..
New York In ,he Summer Months L. like
soo q 9IGadwsy and Spring street where a
CALL
The 25 cent DaguerreotyPes taken by Rees
Co., works Of and correct universally
as ssId ws sy ay !. s,a their s It
picture factory. No. $50 Broadway.
For the Fall Trade -Importers, Jobbers, DC
10 n1 to h .a %
in
IS
"Fits'' that are Fits III you want $ Flts''
.na 81 SSd hRs coat vest I P .sgs
BIoadwsy up stairs in the Of goods for all
as % az
got by other tailor in the city Drop Elm
Fashionable Summer CIothing.- Alfred
MUNkoh f. C2 No a BrSsdyay invite stsen. and
tie South wei to es their sssof.msas
ri vel
made sNd the best Of trimmings used full assert ment
wish that IN nssnos can .n1 dsy 10
tiGn be made from the marked price
and the money viii Do chGerfuliy refunded ''''
No Customer of Green, No. Aston House,
aver his notices. because the first shirts
received by genem an standing advertisement for
establishment Missts are impossible style
punctuality infalliOle.
Mourning Goods.-Citizcns and Strangers
respectfully invited to examine extensive and
ing At ye1yiow prices BsRTHoioSEw REEDS, ne.
Metropolitan Hotels
world's Fair and Crystal PalAsc Depot, 42l
fs. The sal. Of boots shoes and gasss com
and
Boots, Shoes, Ladies' ana Children's Caters
large and elegant always hand Of the best
wish have their order Rely upon 'upo
''' IN liz Hudson street
Splendid Carps.lngs for Spring Sales, 1862
Ing in store late arrivals large stock Of velvet tapes
BEEN %
hs advance in prices they are enabled to oder at
Itself an Exhibition y-This Is the constant
sa' se the
S1sy n Of
,.Si: piano SSoI
perfectly beautiful, and withai sstonish0giy cheap
David Raft, Watch Importer, Offers for
sale the lowest market prices for cash or approved
epne lever anchor duplex and chronometer watch
Is in open hunng sns%sll.d pearl and s.%oad St
"''' ' DAVID RAFT, ssl Broadway.
Diamond Rings, Crosses, Pins, Stud, &C.,
cluster circet half hoop solitaire rings and yich
cluster pins gents Diamond studs Of
gold jewelry sale at the factory Of the
The lowest market prices, No. 3Si Broadway Of
White street, second floor. DAVID RAFT.
Shell C0mbs.-At Rogers Fancy BAZAAR,
No 40 Broadway received splendid assortment Of
and beautiful patterns Of tortoise she'll combs, which
will be sold cheap Also other var combs
and toilet articles travelling bags baskets reticule
&C., at RtGERS, 449 Broadway
Sewing M0chincs.-We earnestly solicit ceY-
tain Of shoe manufacturers of who
in their business sewing machines which with two
esd and make seam with braided cord en- one
SIDE not to of them DONE that such
work s done by snser's Sewing Machines The mach
make and sell 0duce fair stitch both sides do
the work perfectly. Call I'D examine the machines and
/ M. SINGER & co.
Sewing Machines, for Sewing Leather,
ceth, and all fabrics without using shuttle but
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