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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-25
JUST RECEIVED AT
M. A. LAWRENCE,S MARBLE WORKS

JUST RECElVED AT
M. A. LAWRENCE,S MARBLE WORKS.
Near tAe Court House.
A LARGE stock Of fine White No. l marble. direct
N from VI. Also lot of White Statuary and now on
hand the largest aud finest stock of Italian I'm can
marble, offered in this city, and more comipg con-
ssting in parof Monuments Tombs, 0belisks Scrolls
Head stones and Gothic work of styles finished
please which will be sold reduced prices. n B. or
ders from distance promptly and satisfactorily filed.
Evansville Sept. IA 1852 NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
Is SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. 81
SHANkLlN& REILLY, Wholesale and Retail Deal.
store ana are receiving direct the Eastern Cities
well selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods suit
able for this market which they offer to their
and all others at very low rates. The following CON-
pr.ses part Of their stock:
Black blue and brown Cloths.
Black and fancy Cassimeres:
Tweeds, Cassinettes, Satin Silk aud Marseles Vest
ings;
Cottonades, Denims. Brown and bleached Linen
Drills;
Brown and bleached Sheetings and shirtinc..
Forty inch pillow case Cottons and Linens:
Caicoss, Lawns, Berages, Be,age de LANES and
Poplins;
Dotted and embroidered Swiss Muslius;
Black and cold Alpacas;
Black and cold silk Shawls;
White and cold Grape do;
Black gros dc Rim Silks, Brocade;
Chameleon and plaid Silks;
Hosiery, Cloves, Bonnetss Ribbons, Parasols, and
Umbrellas
Hats Caps Boots and Shoes;
Window papers and painted Shades.
ALS0-A full assortment Of Trimmings and Notions.
all Of which will sell at the lowest market prices
Call in and examine for yourselves ut the corner OF
apel sHANKLIN e. REILLY.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING

WI w. TTLESTON is ready to receive and promptly
wv attend orders i'm his line of business. his shop,
on Locust street. half spare below the Sherwood House,
corner alley lie in the best style
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting i'm all its varieties Imita
tions of Wood Marble, &C., and Ornaments Painting
generally. He also socs orders for House Painting and
always ready attend orders left upon his slate
at the shop door. MOVIE ~
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Eamasco Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE q RETAIL.

E-2. Messrs. W ETZEL & N LINTWO L
- would inform the public that having recently
~ established in Lamaseo City, steam Furniture
- Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus Bedstea1s Wardrobes and several other kinds
Of Furniture by thus enabling them furnish these
articles lower than can be purchased elsewhere in this city,
and ut Cincinnati Factory prices. Their work in every
respectis equal TO that of the Cincinnati factories.
They also prepared do Turning work ofevsry des
e<pton, and will be prepared to furnish country
Iactnrers with what they desire in this particular The
tenton Of those wanting Furniture is called to the work Of
this Factory.
The wareroom ia or Main street, between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs OF different varieties
besides all other kinds of Furniture. at the
ldec2S-Iyl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SAFES.

lust reed an assortment or Rich q 20. improved
- Patent Safes. which will sell at New York manu-
factory prices, with addition of freight only;
ALLIS IL HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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nov19

LHLOUR IN HALF BBLS..fr.m Po,k,s Mil.
II iofsaie ny lmySI JIG w. REILLY,
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THE
GREAT ERE In CHI
0D -
Dne.third Of tie Town Burnt to Ashes!

CHrLLrcorHE, O., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. SrEARSs & MARVIN
Gentlemen: Yours of the 5th Is at hand. In reply,
Safe in the fire. has proven good for
nothing. losta large Safe-IT PERFECTLY DsTRoY
ED-but in the SMALL SALAMANDER L BOUGHT FROM YOU
SoTfnru WAS ISJURED. Your obedient servt,
WIN. I. CLEMONS.
The above letter shows that in real hot fire, RrcHs
SALAMANDERs the only Safes to be depended upon
in the Pearl street fire. Safes, of different makerx
were totally destroyed, RIcHs SAFE ALONE bidding def
10 the flames preserving notes. bonds and morga
to the value of 5000. The Chillicothc FIRE
arallelcase-EvERY SAFE destroyed These
repeated occurrences prove nconesbiy that Wilders
Patent Saamanders. with RcH's IMPROVEMENT, are the
best Safes made i'm the United States in the whole
world. They be had at the DEPoT 146 WATER ST.,
and at the Factory corner of ST. MARgs PLACE and
ATEHUEA, New York. STEARNS e. MARVIN.
..6fsq.ct the Joflowiag Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
l.. M. HATCH, Charleston, s. C..
THOMPSON a. ONDESBURYS Baltimore, Md.
HOLYOAKES, LOWNES & CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY 81 MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALLlS g. HOWES, Evansvill Ia,
S. SHEPARD & CO., Buffalo, NY.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lockport, N. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS, Mobile, Ala.
CHAS. III. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSES, Columbus, Ga.
DE'HOSSET & BROWN, Wilmington, N. O.
VIM. RANDALL, st. Paul, NJ T.
MORLEY & RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, D.
HAVER, BOYD 81 GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGETr, Rochester, n. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada.
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RREApI cAKEsN CRACKERsIn

BREAD! CAKESH CRACKERSiM
NTcREYNOLD & WARD still continue their Bakery
IN on Main street between First and Second where
they will at all times, be in readiness supply
new with choice fresh article OF Bread
Cakes aud Crackers. They have on account OF their
increased business found necessary to employ Bread
Cart which will daily in Evansville aad
supply their customers at distance Give trial
and we will give you no cause 10 complain Of sour
bread. febIJ
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ALSO assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Cravais
ard various other articles. -.
In addition To the above (my usual stock have JUST
returned the East with SPLENDID ana extensive
stock of Cloths every description will sell low nj
Wholesale and Retail manufacture the same 70 ofuer
G. BOD fits and perfect satisfaction. or no trade.
I'm now using in my est q 'shmeDt Pafen. senrrg
hine which enables make up cheaper than any.
ober e.tabl;sbment which does not nse them. This Ma
chine is working outon in the Tailoring Business
have Obtained the sell patent rights of this
invention in Vanderburgb county, and ask from the trade
an examination of this machine.
sept4 = CO.. % uo-n bEhiS'
make TO order in the best style.
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BOOTS AND SHOEs
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToRY

EkLUND BETWEEN MIN AND LOCUST.
$
Oct23 JOHN RASCH,
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GRAHAM & FARRELL.
nv have on hand, and prepared to sell at
w low rates. well selected stock of Groceries,
sistng In part of. viz:
Sugar, Glass Ware Tea, Gloves,
Coffee, Buckets. Traces chains Rasins,
Moasses Selves lCurry.combs, Cassia,
Flour, Star Candles lGinger iNutmegs,
Tobacco, Wash boards, Pepper, Mackercl,
Cotton Yarns Herring Spice, Cement,
Whisky Galore
In addition to the above have lately reed stock OF
ne Brandy warranted; together with general assert
ment OF Foreign and Domestic Liquors, which we will
OF sposeata small advance. IeIojl
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
WILLlAM BELL, Is just opening on Main street,
w opposite thu Bank, large and well selected stock
OF leather and findings consisting in part OF
2ooo sides OF sole leather, Hemlock and spanish OAK
tanned.
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
% doz kip--Prime City, heavy country, light me
| 90 doz Cochineal Roam
~ Pink blue and green do
~ " ldnings-Pnk, blue, and green.
~ Bindings-Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
!" Patent kid skins.
$50 q" Calf skins-light. heavy, and medium World
. . Fair and Caron
L. : Oil thong leather,
10 :" Madras Kid
20 bbls pegs.
| 500 prs. lasts,
Boot fasps avis pncers wax nails balls, tacks,
stamps, thread buffers, scker wheels Keys. hooks.
and all other tools and materials used by shoe Makers
je4
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CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE
NEXT DOOR TO C. BELL, DRUGGIST. MAIN STRAIT
EvanSviIlp. Ind.


Messrs. AHLE2-
ERlNG d BRUM
MES cave just re-
ceived from their
mandatory i'm Gin
cinnati, the latest
New York style of
Fall and Winter
Clio tn in z; all of
which are made d
trimmed i'm the
best manner. I'M
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SCRAPuRON WANTED,

SCRAP IRON WANTED!
NV want 10 tons old Castings Immediately nj
w Foundry buildings, the Carai. corner OF Canal
and lngle Streets where will at all timeSpay CASH
Tor good article OF Scrap Iron. y
mh3O G. d. ECGLEsToy &Sto.
20 TICS. PRIME CAROLINA RICE, inr
10 store and for sale by -
apl3 REMEyT e. VIELE
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NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE.
ON WATER STREET. NEXT TO HoRNBRooK BuRTis oRockRs
betreen Main and Sycamore.

S. GUMBERTS, Wholesale and Res
tail Clothing Manufacturer. has Jug
received large assortment Of Supe.
rior Black Cashmere and varis1seco,s
ors; also, an assortment of SattiBetts..
Casinctts and Tweeds; also, Black SILK
and Satin and other Vests, and CON-
mon Vests of all kinds. In eonpec-,
ton with his large stock of Clothing.
he will keep fine assortment OF Hats
and Cans Garnet Rags and Trunks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Wing ofyesterday comments upon the
alleged habit of the Washington Union in put
fng the President. 1t says also that the Union
has difficult task in attempting to reconcile
the different sections of the democracy.
The Morning Mail doubts whether there are
two nations, either in the old or new world,
which have formed grosser misconceptions of
each others institutions and character, than
have the different sections of the United States.
The North have erroneous views of the institu-
tons and character of the people of the South,
and the South have unjust prejudices against
the North. The Mail would rejoice to behold
these mutual prejudices dispersed, because
there can be no real union of the hearts of our
people, while they exist, and no hope of the
permanent union of our government until they
are removed
The Times publishes extracts from an ac-
count given by Col. Garnett, Engineer of the
Va. and Tenn. Railroad, of reconnaissance of
the country between Abingdon and Cumber.
land Gap, with the view of ascertaning the
practicability of railroad between these two
points. The explanations are favorable to the
project,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14

THE USE OF BUSINESS SIGNS seems to be getting
ont Of GATE of late years in large cities. Stewart,
the Prince of dry good merchants in New YORK,
has not 90 much as a"shingle" over his door. Half
the wholesale business of that city lie carried on In
sae am and 5th stories OF buildings where signs
would be- completely out of eye shot without the
use of telescope How, then, do merchants In such
nlaces make kn own heir business and attract
toner's BY scattering their CARDS by thousands
throughout the city. The DIsPATcH JOB OFFICE
can furnish them by tens of thousands in elegant
STYLE at the cheapest rates and with great rspidity
ia lift
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14

THE APPROACHING NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY
We see our neighbors of the Cockade city, have
already commenced making suitable arrangements
for proper and becoming observance of the ap-
preaching aud glorious Fourth" Thomas D..
Davidson Esq, was selected to deliver the Grafton
and David B. Digger, Esq, to read the Declaration
of Independence. Committees to superintend FIRE
works, music, &C. were appointed. We are not ad-
vised as to whether any of our influential citizens
are going to lead 10 the matter of citizens celebra
ton of the Birthday of our National Liberty. The
dell of the Square appropriately seated, with a
stand, could furnish a most desirable and shady
spot for literary exercises and music and fireworks
could be arranged for, at suitable sites. Weinvited
very assduously public attention to this matter last
year, believing that union celebration of"the mil.
tary and citizens would be more appropriate and
interesting than the formal parade of the for.
mer Besides we do not think that the entire
burthen of the public celebration should be thrown
upon the military.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14

Our TELEGRApHIc DEspATcHEs.-We re-
ceived at a late hour on Sunday night the
foreign intelligence published on Monday
morning. We remained in the office until
midnight, anxiously expecting the regular re.
port of the Liverpool market, but none came.
We were, therefore, somewhat surprised on
seeing this interesting commercial intelligence
published in this city on Monday morning, and
can give our readers no farther explanation Of
the apparent delinquency than that stated
above. The full despatch was evidently sen,
to US, for the one we received had every ap-
pearance OF second DESPATCH" not even
mentioning the name of the steamer which ar
rived; and we cannot account for its failure
to reach the Office. We hope it will not oc
cur again.
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n~ NUTICk.-Sas. A. barrlngG LON,
49, Tobacconist, corner of Main and 10Th SITS,
hlcamond, has on hand large and desirable stock
of old Havana and Principe Segars, and receiving
weekly, SO that he g prepared to supply the trade
with the best quality of segars, Tobacco, Snuff,
Pipes and all other articles il the line that the
ket can afford. And he would respectfully an
nouuce to the public that he will sell low for cash,
or good paper time, and solicils the liberal pat.
ronage of the city and country dealers. Segars to
suit all trades, in large small lots, at wholesale
and retail. Look at that Scotch solder
ie l3-6t~
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WHIPPED.-James, slave TO Mr. Tszewells es.
tate, and hired to Edmund Gentry, light mu-
latto, was yesterday convicted before the Mayor
of using forged pass, and ordered Is iashes. He
was then remanded to Jail for further examination
as to his right of owne,ahip to gold watch and
chain and gold pen found on his person. He al
legged that he purchased the watch from Mr. Henry
Hyman, but Mr. FL said that he had never seen the
watch before, and did not sell II TO the negro. de
also said he had bought the pen
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TIE TAI .-Ine undersigned
takes pleasure in informing the citizens
that his New Omnibus be had any day be-
tween the hours of O'Clock and l o'clock Parties
wishing to go to Woodlswn any other place
the city, will find this to be the most comfort
able aud economical way, and if they wish to re-
main in the country ali day, the Omnibus viii re
turn for them about o'clock in the evening. APP
ply TO sEAYRES,
my 30-lm At the Columbian Hotel
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CoNr1NUEp.-Daniel M Gordon was arraigned
before his Honor yesterday on the charge OF fele
niously cutting slave, named Joseph Owens, hired
to Mr. Marsh, on Sunday last, near Bacon Quarter
Branch, but owing to the absence of witnesses, the
examination was continued until today. The ne
gro was well enough to appear in Court yesterday.
Gordon was refused bail and remsnded TO Jail.
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NEW PUBLIcATIoN.-We have received from
L. l.. Smith, Main street, opposite the American
Hotel copy of Reynolds new work called The
Soldiers Wife, or Scenes In Canteen and on the bat
tie field" This is one of Reynolds most absorbing
and attractive romances.
Also from Mr. Smith, Yankees in Japan and the
Adventures of Sailor boy. This is one OF those
thrilling stories that always attain popularity.
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EX-SENATOR TALLMADGE.-This gentleman
has written letter to the editors of the Ma.
tonal intelligencer, requesting them 10 repub.
lish his letter to Mrs. Whitman, about the
spiritual rappings. The editors comply, but
under disclaimer Of any belief in the " mani.
testations .,
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MOTTO - Expire SIS packages for
49, Norfolk, Richr: ond, Petersburg. &c, in.
tended for shipment per steamers Roanoke or
Jamestown, will hereafter be received by
Messra ADAMS &; CO, 80 Broadway, who are the
only authorised agents Tor Express privileges by
these ships.
Office of New York and Virginia Steamship Com
pany, No 80 Broadway.
LUDLAM & PLEASANTS, Agents.
New York. Iuna. /. 1873. ie Ii
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CLOSING srayrcEs.-Ths First Presbyterian tRev
Mr. Moore's Church was crowded to overno"ing'
onisunday afsernoon last, with our citizens gath
cred to witness the closing services. Rev Dr
Moore preached most Impressive and appropriate
aermon, awakening the deepest ana profound
fee lngs of emotion In the minds OF MS ano''ors
The parting from the old church.home was 70
many of the members, of the most affecting cnar-
ae.er. This congregation expect to enter their ne"
building ON CAPITOL street, in the month Of Sep
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II The barn of William Gaigis, six miles
from Alexandria, on Little river turnpike, was
destroyed by fire recently, together with va.
luable horse and carriage.
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MISSIONARY FROM AFRICA Rev. T. J. Bowen,
Baptist Missionary in Africa, and who has recently
retur. ed from that country, lectured in the First
Baptist CAurch on Sunday evening last upon the
subject of Africa as missionary field His address
repete with interesting geographical facts, and
descriptions of the pecuiaiites of the climate and
the people. He urged the necessity of Christian
men, capitalists and merchants seeking to aid in
the development of the resources of the country
and the evangelizasion of the people. The duty of
aymen to aid the missionaries in their labors was
particularly ncuicated, and the climate, particular
y of Central Africa, was affirmed to be of the most
healthy character. The health of the lecturer, him
SELF had been greatly improved by his residence in
Africa. The reverend gentleman, we are informed,
will lecture in Petersburg some evening this week
probably Tonight.
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DIED.

DC Sunday night, at 20 minutes past 10 o'clock,
VINO CENT, son of Vincent and Ann Bargamin, de.
Ceased, aged years and 10 months.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
requested to attend his funeral this (Tuesday)
morning at half past 10 O'Clock, from the residence
of his grandfather, Mr. A Bargamin
In Philadelphia the 9th of June, of erysipeas, in
the 22d year of his age, JOHN B EPPs, formerly
of this city.
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EAGLE fNrASrRY-rhs following officers oil this
Company were elected at Us last regular meeting
Captain, Samuel Bailey, First Lieutenant
Richards. Second Lieuteapt, T C Burns.
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HusTINGs CouRT.-The regular monthly term
of this Court commenced yesterday. Civil busi
ness only transacted--in accordance with the rule
laying over the criminal docket for consideration
until Wednesday.
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g~S EXCHANGE AND BANKING
49, HOUSE OF C. w. PURCELL & CO.
The notes Of the Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed as heretofore at par at our
counter.
Eg7A All solvent Washington small notes. will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, agsinst paying
any discount on small notes dated at Washington.
nv 5-tf
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MECHANICS GUARD On Saturday afternoon we
had the pleasure of general Introduction to the
newly organized military company the 'Mechan.
ics' Guard" under the command of Capt. Nor. is,
while portion of their members were on drill
upon Browns Island.
They were tall, stalwart and well proportions cd
men, and will doubtless present most imposing
and martial appearance on parade. The Guard is
composed entirely of worthy and highly respected
mechanics and numbers at present some fifty odd
members. The increasing military spirit of our
citizens will doubtless augment that number A
splendid banner is now being manufactured for the
company by Mr. E Mcdonald.
Their uniform is neat and serviceable very SINH
lar to the uniform of the Public Guard. The cap
is somewhat smaller, made with Hungarian front,
and of blue CLOTH with plume and tassels combin-
ing the three colors, red, white snd blue The coat
is in the frock style, with double row Of brass
buttons in front, and yellow epaulettes. White
pants in summer, blue in winter. They expect to
make their first parade on the 4th of July.
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CoMMIrTED.-Frances, Nathaniel and Celia Cos.
by, free negroes, were on yesterday committed In
default of registers, for examination before the
Hustiags Court.
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II We return our thanks to Purser ALI
son, of the steamship Roanoke, for New York
papers of late date.
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Pic Nro.-The Sunday School attached 10 'ne
Universaist Church will have Pic mic at dfiinh
Spring to day. Every arrangement mas oeen ha00
for most deli htful excursion.
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49, BATHS, BATHS, BATHS
49, Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
0aIy at the Hair Dressing, Shaving and Shampoo
ing Saloon, under the American Hotel-entrBnce ON
1l'h street
Single Bath IS cents, or five tickets for 81 90
js7
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CoNcEar.-Sacred Music Concert tonight al
Centenary Church. See advertisement.
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MILITARY-The German Rifamen spent very
pleasant day at Carke's Spring yesterday, shooting
their large wooden bird completely away. Under
the able command of Captain Bodeker, this stal.
wart Company has attained high degree Of disci-
pine.
The Montgomery Guards, Captain Moore, made
their monthly parade yesterday afternoon; full and
well. disciplined ranks usual We learn that this
chivalrous Company are confident of taking the
lead OF the other companies in point of numbers
Oh the Fourth
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sse- a...<rSs DIR. 3 ohm Is. " ait nall. Homeopas
SN-S-A thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH 14-6m*
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Pies and milk !-FfuE Pies of olf.
D>-S-a ferens kinds, with rich and cool Milk
can be had every day at ADAM g. cos Saloon
No LA Main Street, few doors below the Elk.
change Bank js IA
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n ATTENTION, BLUES .-Attend meetina
r and drill of your Company al Lafayette Hall. on
lI Wednesday next, 18th inst, at half past 5
~ o'clock + NJ.
By order of your Comm ander.
JNO F kEGNAULT, Orderly.
Ps-A Court of Enquiry will be held same time,
for the assessment of fines Ia l4-ot
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sss-.-srSs My store will be closed until
49, Tuesday next, the l4th inst.
f GOLDSMIT,
je IS Al Main ST.