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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereb given that the undersigned has
bees, appointed Administrator Of the estate ef Mai
achi Kelly deceased late of Vande rburyh All
ersons bying orcounts against said estate will pleas,
present them duty aulaentca d, end those indebted
will pay the same 10 THOS O'REiPNE.
Administrative.
Said estate is supposed TO b. solvsn jan27 -3ws
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ALLI5 q HOWES
VEhieles:lse tsHOcPi

VVheIesase GrOceiS.
C,-1s- Of YI;sr All Yias SIS :, EoaRsciiie, Ind.
LIAvE hand of the largest and best selected
Il stocks OF Groceries ever opened in the West and
offer inducements that will justify dealers to prefer
the market at Evansville to- any more distant point
Mercsa invited 10 call and examine.
COFFEE--Rio, Jamaica, Java, Mecca.
TEA-lmperial Gun Powder, Tyson, Young Tyson,
Pouson Oolong OF all grades from lowest priee 10 fine
est
SUGaR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf, Crushed,
fowder
MoLAssEs-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-
yous to the first frost ALSO reboiled and Sugar House
BKANDY-Uf all grades from the best imported, q
great variety of brands, to domestic manufactured
WINES-Port Madeira, Claret White. Sherry, Cham
paigI. different Brai.ds and nayors.
GlN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol
land in Jugs.
GIG ARs-A great variety of Brands at all prises from
50 80 to S.5.r . 100.
AXES-Simmon $ Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general of all articles gen
orally kept in Grocer Establishments such as Sap
Candles Dye Stuts Nails Leather, Starch. Nuts, large
lot Of Gunny ags, Turk Island and kanawha Salt ois
Paints, Brooms, Brushes. Paper, Tobacco, counter
Scales. Coffee Mills Spices do ground Matches races
Well Chains and fixtures. Iambl, rs. Deeahters, Jars
Lanterns, Hall Lamps Oysters Sar Ines. Maekefe Slld
Goldfish, Herring, shovels eet., eet.. ect.
All the goods sell are warranted OCH
PAN IS.
IUST received direct the East, two splendid Rose
81 Piano Fortes, which will sell al Ne" ON
prices The arrange have made VIII enable us
10 furnish Pianos, from all the best nishuiar'o,cs AZ
prices warning from $500 siuU0. Persons wishing ="
purchase requefied to call ard examine our stru
mcns.t l. toN NJ ~ w.,
yi4 corner MAIN anu Z Isl s.,oes
F O)zING MA cHINF.
rJ1llE undersigned lave lately pat in operation Floor
l. ing and Facing Machine, on the Canal at The elbow,
the grave yard. they prepared to furnish
any quantity Of Flooring as well worked US al! o'Hef
Machine Flooring that can be procured
ALso-Any quantity of PACKING BOXES as low as
they can b. purchased in CINCINNATI 0raers &C Rn
fully solicited. A SIhToo-' u Di'o'
Eyausv.lie Aug G. IsJ2t.
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EVANSVILLE RoCr STORE has just received
r. new game for dreu entitled UU., Toa ana LIT
TIE EVA. For sale by SAMUEL LlsiEh'
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BISCH & HEINECKEN

MEDICAL BOOKS
wi Dungleson's Medical Dictionary;
HoOper's do do:
Christison & Grifith's Dispensatory;
Wo "a cS Bache's u. s. do;
skey's Operative Surgery;
Fcrgueso- Practical do;
Lawrence on the Eye:
For sale at the Evansville Bookstore, by
JAMIE SAMUEL LISTER
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MORGAN, KEEN 81 PRESTON. Jobbersin Foreign
WI and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots Shoes Hats, Cap
Bonnel- &c., Evar syille, la. tyl+ly
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CAUTION AGAINST IMPOSITION ASK for. and
take other bat NJ, LEAN VOLCANIC nIL LINZ
MbNT put up in sauar. bottles. uupr.spled
dealers try 81 I'm upon You the Mexie AusiaLg
Liniment-it is put up spurious and adalte:ated,
of la-.oh and limewaicr. aid sold Il ten cents
per bottle Beware of In filthy soap grease dee2l
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Motto is hereby given Tia, the uud r~ened has
IN taken OFT letters of Aiuini~tr ton I'll. estate
OF George w Sharpe. late OF randerba county de-
ceased. Said estate is solvent.
JAS WfTHERSPooN.
feb2- 3tw Adminissr afor.
rrSSorUr-O~ OF IA TIN 7-su'P
THE firm of towel q Pge is this day dissolved by
i m tisi consent The hrsiness will still 90 in
the name Of james X. Psge Jr who alone is auhoriz
NATHAN d. STOwELL. =
deco JAS. X. PAGE, Jr.
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DISS LUTON.
THE COMPREHENSIVE between the subscribers,
Il under the firm of Twitsh, II & Mogrdge WAS dis
solved in September last, 10y the death OF John w.
Twitcheii. The Commission and Forwarding business
will be continued BY the survivor Joseph Mogr:dge al
st. Louis, Mo JOHN w. TNITCHELl,
SanlS-i5 JOSEPH MoChlDuE-
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1IR ri. 81, HAEFFEK, proprietor of "Hoel Sciaef
ltl fer" has Just opened splendid Saloon with
"a feet alleys i'm the .ird story OF his new hotel on
N alter rect between Main and Sy eamore- Gentle
men can be furnished with any size Balls they may
desire all times; aiso the best Refreshments Tie"
strikes may be expected. nov20
tNSvILIE Book Store Just received the Coquette
r. ne greatest novel written, by the author Of
Mi-serrmus, for sale by -
oc;is SAMUEL bISl EN-
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CADDLERY.-A complete stock of Harness and Trim
- mings. SaddlerN Hardware. together with Saddlers
Tools can b9 found at BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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DICE. TAR, &c So ties prime Carolina Rice:
~ so bbls large size Carolina Tar;
IS do do Resin;
Is do do Pitch. For sale tv
ianl3 BEMENT & VIELE.
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OBITUARY.

Died. city orie.nr on the morning OF August I'm
Of the prevailing epidemc Mrs CATHERINE r. Mr.
GEoRoE WInDLr, and daughter Of The Rev
Chaeson u.s. CD and Esud daughter Of the
Wilmington, Delaware ssed twenty eight years
Death could hardly have sased victim whose early fate
would excite os general sympathy than The subject Of tins brief
made quae tribute and there
with grief when they
dead.
chaste md elegant imaginative pictures
New Orleans life received with universal favor
mirAbe Of The exquisite highly
mind In her death the leading Journals Of that
their accomplished contrbu,ors. aE
But in The Of felt
most deeply Those who knew her tAe forget
virtues which made her life world light joys light now
couded and Joy lost She ends her
Whatever her .ni. she app, ar.
10 have eoeed in se.dusenc~ but simply
as increased her Of tirny much or
the opposite the world many living only serve private
end that would be well contemplate the end Of
such oae Her death was beautiful example sa6eins
bsneroenc for she fell Iabornx alleviate The
es Of the t and dyns and there her bref
life results which will be her noblesi monument.
The setng upon cold remains ,os. remain,
may moa'der away, and the by which they
become ntso bed great good which il vas oy
aud holy hui inds~acss ssSsg
svo spring Of heavenly consolation
that in her ~h,oh could living NOT
God.
Gentle and lovely person. devoted wife, whole hearted in
her friendships, model of Teasd and graceful wonanbood
she has len The unAdias ~ hof
and eminent domestic rorowius hearts
May her devoted love- her benevoienoe be cherished
BY her desolsie family, thai they eompap
onship the seed fut, ~ch daily
hearts.
The suffering Orleans among who. .s. iaboed %
resou'y VIII hear her Ia
and silence.
The literary journals city, which she ~.. 30 ,aeesi
contributor, giving them enc .eol.r,hp
her lo-s deeply. @E r..
Gone home We weep " mourn
fof the crushed bears Of those loved,
But not for her, by angels borne
To a far Lsppssr hotas above
Conc home Conc home All, Vet thossbt
a'l The bsnsr food of anguish ssny,
And be each memory Of frsosht
power o che weary way.
wAsHtssros, August 2s. h.Lw.
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TRUSTEES SALE oF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND
hNcben Furniture AueuosOn Monday The 1sh issasA
hni cell osA ~ The residence Of VIVA T. W.ssh
OF 11oenn street. bsts xnd streets
south, by decd Wu.. 7. Waugh the sub
reribs Jay. duly recorded "A ihs lead
so0Aty. Columbia. al the
household ~ consisting, Ia a. toiioss h
Mahogany soia, parior s.d rocking chairs
bureau nd looking g@ssos s.F,.aa.#
@ Maple, cherry and other bedsteads s.#
Walnut dining aud Other tsbies
Hair and chuck inafssse. and bedding ..#..s
faior ehal1bss. aud Oihef asd oleloh
thins, glass, eroekeTy, and sl0ne a
Cooking Aad ulrasis. f
And many Other aee wAch des unnecessary 10 snsne-
Terms All sums OF cas- S, credit
~ Al W. H. WARD, Trustee.
Aug I'D .. e' Aaclc.esr..
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD rURNI.
ssd win N. sio. nsures
an usde Of confectionery and bakery ..,shisheut l
day Anss~s, psu-eed Tu~,dsy
all household
me hfufes
rsts6ssment NJ iIth ..et
tssd between south and streets, at 10 clock, VI.
enossrxfe In
piano. secretary boot
PssicS, and rocking chairs
One dressing bureau, wash Closet and toilet
-Four nspw and walnut bedsesds
ffve mahogany and cherry tables
Loungs, msring, ca,p~t and osi-cioth
One gin frame GAS
T~o enUavtngs nd m
Window shades, euraos, corbicc, kc.
Two ess BIRDS, in shuch Ae.
One rid band China cuhefy, Ac-
coohirg osh~f
Ai~o, . Cd Of aftctea he
Two b.rss, and bodied
,gs- rAs sAs.s Aay, - s'es~eh, ~, - .tasa
shsf sci, frame and which they
foss " n isvkes TN
- lsrhes there sfrsch~d
brict TIVE osSer
tncben They hasdsonety located apSy
Drovtny worthy
p-s,cws eesring ~ sake pv~dsAhe fpvrstseu0
,n~cu An Of uadu
S. e1s cr~dn cf srsy ssd niney Aays
esScrved hearing iHsrf~ ~ me real tosth
hsssce ~ g. ~ and ~ month"; ns bearing
p~ed nnd iced " taken seeuedeseA
~ tt JNo. w. NtKfM Trustee.
e.teH GREEN eCoTf,
s%'~s =
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PORTLAND Augnst rs -Jenrr Davis The Secretary Of
War, and Professor Bchr Superintendent of The Unit
States Cast Suivey, arrived the United STATE. Hotel
list evening from the While mountains, having
Mount Washington, AID stopped Tuesday night Al
The Summit Housc They lett here this morning
O'Clock for The Blue near Phil
lPs's, Franklin county. nine ty miles distant.
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NEw ORLEANS Augusf 2t-It 10 with sincere pleasure
am able TO send you this despatch, which is tho frs,
that has gone Tor IN with such joyous int diligence The
O'Clock this morning. shows large decrease being 2a2
Of which los were from yellsw fever The number
In the ChaIy Hospital also eAhlbll Eing eff
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CmaRLEroN, Aug ~ The schooner Dfesdnaugbt. from
Nassau, August Ill., has arrived. She brings the family
OF the late GovernorGIexory who reiarnuE England
The American brigantine Adelaide has been wrecked
Esg island reef Captain Clark arrived At Nassau
the lth Speculation in pine apples had proved losing
game, the corps having generally fslsd.
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Parry lines are quite closely drawn. few Of the
counties are ~he. bot majority Of them democrac.
Soass es Of the growth Of Oregon may be formed from
the TACT tsi IN 1870 the for delegate did sxeeed
7eo IN 1851 IL 500. s5s il reaches 5000. no.
Withdrawing The vote Of wash,nsioa Territory has
been tste. from H. Soet incresse j. vnexamrled m
u. history Of any State OF Territory except California
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Nrw ORLEANS. Aug = Later advices from Mexico are
hand Santa ANA had issned decree suppre,sng the
tide of sovereign. hsrsotoie pIexed 1, III. various
States. lfnT #s a.u..e
Hon Zamarez, late Minister of the Treasury, is de-
From Texas have sill utiher election rms but
nothing definite. 1879. .u ,s
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NEw YosK, Aug z7-Ifle steamer Hnmboid, ssl,ed 10
day. sking ont III and SEA 900 in tpeee
Among The passengers are George yroom minister 10
Prussia, Colonel Jackson cbSSgs dshaircs Axrs and
Lious nani Davenport. OF the revenue service.
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BURNING eF rms CnEHoxEg.

Nav YosE. Aug. 20 The steamer Cherokee look FIRE al
her wharf this evening aud totally couso med She
have sailed for Havana and New Oeans ,omoI-
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CARD.-F.r the OF changing The
hoe pusinoss win b, susPcnd-d until Monday Sep
trnber
AnsSa wy. MALsTIs, Dentist
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Nav YORK. Aug n Id Is roughly estimated thnt h
burning Of The Cherokee last night will Involve
loss OF nearly hall million Of dollars They have heey
insurance her la the New York Offices. aess
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III r. tnh cAoLsRA cuaBg4LAKD- s4f- #.
CuAnsKLAsD Aug U.-Tts cholera stiH iing~rs with ~,
bur ia miider iotmr Two new eases 80 day A very
large number Of The ci,zus have h ID dffrf nj pat Of
The country. tH tNHt
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Two NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS AT
AUCIIoN-We shah sell III o.
The 2sh Of August O'Clock y M. two new Two sotv ,s
houses and lots fronting et on Alb street uasns
bsck iu0 Rect 10 an aes, eonnnG
-
Also par, lot fronting II on Ain street run.
back lU Peel with 70 teet alley ON the south side
immediately above sale No
II lot No. Of Todd and feppes rubdnision ko.i
70 feet inches ID street. running back e6 feet psvoA
alley. ~
Terms One cash balance in twelve, eishi.e
moDtfs.
GREEN SCOTT.
Aug T-d Avciioaeen.
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UUCHAN's DOMESTIC MEDICINE, Family Ply.
voi 4t2 strongly bound Pries
a Is, published AT s. 50. Fof sale by
FRANCk
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tnE s"d Dsy Pwptss,
On y ssres, k~~ss~ T~.yrA s-x Tzhfse-fA
TIVE r-ss~cd rbsrs1sy hs
issh ~ s~ps~~h, which uue fb,n rsrns ~ 1885,
he pureusl IN sf~ndssce In ordv - ro"of' sps"'
Tn. srs~y i,nrrc~-m-r,. sra additions ls.y msSs n ~
v,c~ erst'e m, principals 70 M@ increased
Tr., ssv s.o .sss seccmmcdscs Or
boarding r.rs win a.d ..eysrs provided sas e.e -.
~,n,, ana -.m.d furnace thes stn1y
pvh6 convenlsoce hist ~
r~a be sami-s s"'ess ssnsney references Be nsea
Ae e,,e-, NY senisAsy SD q n
IN the CRY.
Aws -dfshser ~. .s...f.-. ~ =.
NOTICE Mar Department rs~rssss psup~-,s.s~s -.
~ eomrsned by aesss' ard ds~isss usa us xsA
rhHsdeipfis nsvy-ysrh TU,.-'s 80 - -
-bch the work ~u BE- na-
lows One hsm on ,sccesafB trial sssfsocry
rsrmsn ana the balance shs runas
sSxsd a " ecn-ter nsneer. Ne se,sc,ed BY The Secretary ~
hsvr DspAsvsssr. Aug u, lss. $3.50 Tstr1
Is nsss..., l.a:..es, SOD E..'.r ss.. - "a
: Ase ls-dssea.-Ls .ss- as..s 80 ..s8e sdlfa -
I've shsvv evserS~d mcA'A~S cusp - *ar
Tbs accompanied ~ Ss~R~s s~d Arsvt~ .
e.srv.s.es .ss ~. ,as s'y q s.v.~:* c1ss. - tssn
hos,ers ,.sssss % ho,s'ra new ones -
fcHywss One ssc~sFs mn,
s~,' yu~~ssy jsAs~S n ~ esSS
~ sss>~s~A ~ the Secretary NJ Ns~y saa7 -
Nsvv psrAsysssr, A"s~s "a ssua sl ~. tss. tetssq
r.--...sr.. sd R.s-ssx Ar, ars.s-,r,as 49, is
sAW 0-~@swP 80 - -
.Ht r. tt.sasa rs afI.a l.s,r gaeNassri
tsrsrr - fsr ss.tragVt .asltf ff y aaasssue-ss Eus
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Oh kedioafyoAers, corner of T. AID Toad .,s.ti

on xeAlcaiSeaers, corner Of y anS Toad street,,
THE duties ondsv :,
September taahD heretcfore IN slvun~s
from ~ 30 ds2 % Primary say. Cs.sr
and department in The second
As.is,ani NJ u. wes Raoalt Profess. Of noS.,.
language Rev Jas Nosrre and Rev W. Winans s.ocis,
pripcipais
August 27-fw
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NEW FALL GOODs JUST OPkRED--we would re-
~ specta inform and the public Generosity
goods, coprs
variety Of heavy goods and also csspe
of goods which aea
Of all housekcep particularly Our stock conpsiscs
olowings & ue65 Haa ~ 27sif'Fb
Hamilton shcetngs - CUlnborand
.i. ~ New York mills and
~ pieces linens Rehafdrons celebrated
family brand warranted an pure linen ts}3e'
50 medium and hne white nanse Ill wool
and un,urpassed for ctseapness IL a fsNeefNFe
ranging rs Gents . ~ 1s.R l'G 4tiA4
100 linen towels, qualities and siAes
80 do linen tsde napkins very cheap ai "a
2 bales - brown shee,ngs, very heavy tf .lfet
DO hEe and heavy a. shceiBgf 10 cents I'd.
10 do quality wadding comforts,
&C pairs blankets, from S1 30 ea1saH's ies
IL coored MArsciIes coun,rrpaucs fine att s4s
500 dozen indi1s g~nss, hoss
comprising best OF hosiery n
Duc and all NJ the lowest marker Peccs, Wholesale
The portion goods
and respectfully solicit of all in
aboYe- named goods. sH A.es
@ s q. 'rh w. NJ. SHU5TER d co,
't ~ Seventh street, Pennsylvania avenue.
Aug % o3t&w3uf Ht - tH
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MOTTO r. of wtthAr wal puhsse ps4~ss,
IN 81 iasds lying vvtshsn snss
rowts at th~ proposed railroad ~
stssppa, 40 hoHsSonnsr In AAsbazaa- I'LL .s.
urgent representation behalf Of interest,"
Un,ed rrsent fr.i IN
m the Of Congress mai
sf lard lana
lying within feen rsiie
Aes,ers-ry - a.
fisc Of isns suiJsc JAeKos
at Brso and ALBANIA,
public private ts N.
issly isna ohecrs u the
TIE intended
ni.bed .sd onhcef tsciuac ~
tired 10 se offered al ssgaa Wsb
IAN rorimo, by the fresdsn
so nc'oie ~ the Lands
recred Iritafe e~ Ny thu motto. oder,
MAT proesmstor, bing within ne
Ssrfk u tAs ss ii-s a-S saSs Of fho cAocfs~ ~s<ss~
In district Missi-.pJs hres foss,
Ave 6ness
sirr.n, seventeen. and eirhircn .s-f. I. ~ -
~ an& Of si.yAsns ~~vsSs..-
In the district. In hsbsms thr,~ep Ann
na~~s, Ae<
ansod tss.4e ~
public ssA~, ps,vss ms h~
=
Valid -csaruos esas the
ever, be cs,ssi.hed and paid fr as heretofore
ny order of the President fls IL r'NesF
osvee oMo. cisy o. wus1
ss'E u saHs ifl 90 JonN WILLOW
' - = Nsa5s tts r.ta .H ..stt ~ 'o""'''''s'
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0aEecs The election Of delegate to Congress which
has Ius closed has resulted in the choice Of Gen Lsne
by majority OF about 900. As may no, be uninter
es'ing to many OF our readers, win give statement
OF the vote of the princspaI counties. NsaI
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NOW Opening n spJendid Assortment O Fail AID
~ winter goods OF variety which will sell the
favorable Part OF consists ef- -,
pieces cloths,
qualities In the have q
lot Of coors. which desirable this
10 pieces all wool mausscines bloc, green, pink salmon,
brown, slate, and coioTs
80 pieces printed nil wool moussencs ses,
very beautiful $1,000
pieces very hne Persian cloths, very rich STYLES
do coloi,d French hanne for chiIdrens sacks, &C.
100 % printed mousseiDes, al 20, IS and u
new-siyle pIaids The lot
100 Memack prints, suitable
warranted perfectly fasi soIofs $3.50. -
20 pieces rich fall grgbams, very bright a.-E
saT CARPETINGS. sa#a D..
We received
ply and ingram capcrinc which will cfer houss
in the District
Ako, English plaid suitable dining
.
goods Of which viii o1cr
very punciual customers a
M. SINISTER 4 CO.,
=. Seventh pireet, Pennsyyan
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Mxsssrurssrrs--Ssp sember 18Th. temperance ccevsp
ton ., Bosioa 18Th. free d Stale convention al
FneAbursy 2ai, democratic state CONVENTION ~ Worces
Ter, 22i national democratic convention Boston 2s,h.
~h's Stat. convention at Fi,ehbvrgy irfs q srt
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ICH BLACK SiLKs.-We hav. pieces rch
"a high black Cro ihncs, 10
yald, winch particular Of
probably the desirable
house the District and the makes celebrated Tor
durability and richness. .4sss..
continue our present pscs
Opposite
ket completed when rha nove Of
given. FRI #t@#
... w. NJ. euUsTERk Co,
Aug 2S-eo3aAw3uf 7th street, ear ssease.
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q" LIZ
n8.H@-t. #Ha
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NOTiCEThe und.rned have
N under the and u sHEkELL BAILEY, ios he
and have purchased enirc
(which complete IN Variety u John Kibbey
No s. Centre msrket where they viii continue s
and general family which
i~non, assuming patrons kibssy Co thss their
viii be pursued psctie friends
snd The pase that strict princcs ccse sppcscauon
desliss may be relied upon
JAMES u. sHEKELL~
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A nheSrucrpT scHrHr.-The savannah Courier Gays
that Distinguished gentleman OF that State, who re-
renily visited Europe, has succeeded IN organizing
psny. with capital al m'llions Sterling, for the pnf
pose OF estshshjng more direct route oil transportation
thence hs'~een New York, San Frascisco. snd Chisa
The object 81 the eompsny sio construct railroad d.
reel IRON Savaonah TO Psr..col. Mobile, and p.w Or
leans, and another road from the Gull the Psc6c
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Tar TOMB or NaroLros.-Wm. C. Bryant, the poet,
ha. recently visited the tomb Of Napoleon IN the Church
Of The Iuvades Ffanoe which has jus, been completed
He says. in late letter, that there IL not earth
magnificent msusoleum that OF the handful OF dust
that remains OF the warrior who = his lifetime was The
terror OF Europe. The tomb il IN psr constructed OF
Ar,er en- marble, the resting place OF the remains being
surrounded by circle OF colossal figures, OF which.
winged figure to represent the angel OF resurrection.
who ia in the nmaon Of earth 10 call the mir hty
or his sleep 10 be CONFRONTED by the spiris oil
the myrsds who slain ~ his sanSuinafy wars
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a'7'- Il 80 49, -, I. ..'. -
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NEvsR ear prr.-Five years ago Santa Anna was
booted oui Of Vera Cruz with his own wooden leg He
is now PiesJen, of Mexico. month after Mullon@y
attempted suicide, he was running FOR Congress. We
not how DARK our prospects may be, keep living
and the lime will come when you will &c, ahead OF them
Arsenic made for ra's and eovarde II you have
pluck. therefore, lace the music and bde your time
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ing himself TO be OF Attorney sneFal Cfttenden
OF Kentucky, (ssy, the Cleveland Forest Ciy entered
one OF our extensive ogrr establishments one day
lzs, week. and asked for a hrsi-raie cigar. He was
shown a box OF the best. from which he selected one
and dc~n smoke and chat with the proprietor who
began 10 form quite favorable opinion Of his ds,n
guished visisr They talked and laughed and smok ed
and smoked and laughed and talksd-ai.cussed The
weather, crops, and markets, ssbbIed the gossip Of the
day. though they had been old acquaintance. The
southern gentleman told OF his large plantations the nun
Der of his slaves ard h stem OF managing them gem
orally Thinking he had wound himself INTO the cont
dence OF the cigar far enough CONNIE nee opera
uon. he remarked that The bey bad been .no
king The bes, be had used he left the South.
and that he would take box along with him his hotel
They accordingly wrapped up. in compliance with
hts wishes, and handed TO h,m-when, 10 he made the
discovery thai he bad left his pocket book in bis trunk
and had no money with him The dealer -sid he would
ssnd boy with him 10 carry The bundIe with whom he
could send the money h,s return He would DOT bear
to this. but said he would send the amount s2ol BY one
OF The servants al the Loie The proposition CON-
piled with and be started with his punde up street since
when he has been heard OF, could any traces OF
him he found a any Of the hotels The city This
the ioah game OF the kind that has been psyel IN the
city within The last dsys. ard all OF them likely
by The samc individual lie is bidding high Tor cell in
The penicn,iary. and wili doubtless get il soon.