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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-20
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q. u. EGGI.ESTON d CO.,
EDROPRIETDIS of the Crescent Cy Foundry in Evsns-
ville bald sll kinds Mach.ery quality
price, equal 20 any made in any city the vest
We make Fire and Steam Engines al and
Irons Cast Iron Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Fr"ns Pence Railing Brass Work all
kinds Wrought aud Cast iron Bridge Work-ndeed every
hiug in line OF business Prompt given
paws
We paw the highest rice Iron Copper.
Foundry the Canal-cOrner OF Canal and lnge
If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-20

A PRACTICAL Book Keeper win Yors and arrsns
Merchants Books. Ike Balance Sheets in udisrd
nal he viii take change . sett
Books in Wholesale House in any OF brsnss Ar
ply at the Wan Paper Store Of
augIl JOHN C. DEVEkEUx Jr
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COMPREHENSIVE.

fINE undersigned have this day formed Copar
l. der the sti- and firm OF Hill Holiday Tor the t.s.
aon OF General Produce Forwarding and Coamissiez
Business IN this city. EDWARD x. HILL.
sePZ-u MARCUS q. HoLLfDAY..
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Dir. &c. ByRCU DSNrlsT

aving devoted the last years Of his life the study
and practice Of his profession woald resreetfullv
those o in debt him for professional services
forward and settle without delay.
part OF members Of the profession which he heou 10 give
redit and he earnestly requests that will call
willing to 10th material used AID the skill
for Op ration o the kind,
sepl2-f
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TO MERCHANTS.

(NRASe sEED-The subscribers wish to buy che
~ Of Red which they will pay the highest
ket price irmmediateS. seps 7. GRANT a. CO.
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SALE AT 4 BARGAIN.
NE unde'gn offers his stock Of Goods sale
II the most reasonable terms. Consisting vel:
seted assortment OF Clothing aud Furnishing Goods
Goods. Hats and Caps yewelry &c sc For particulars
enquire OF the subscriber on She ofgan and Water
ey2t
UAY:The sigA market price be paid in eash fer
~ any quantity of good Hsy by
seps T. Grant CO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-20
AD"ahp MARCUSk.
HILL a. HOLIDAY,
PRODUCE. FORWARDING AND CONNIss1ON
MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE lNOlANA
WANTED

a SITUATION Book keeper Salesman in Dry caoS
n Grocery Store reference given :,
character and habits Apply the C CIeyk
ohee. SerI q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-08
s.
A CARD,

Ems. CREseENr-1n one of the city papers of Saturday
afternoon last published article in relation to the
arrest of two boys, in which the editor says
The gambling fgment with which the Bee gives
piquancy its narration is the invention of some of
Col Summers's ingenious retainers who if they Know
Nothing else, show at least that they know how to
invent malignant fassehoods.n
This, sirs, is direct charge against me- am the
Clerk Of the First District Recorder and the person
that made record the document which has given
muph offence TO this paper and the Mayor And id
any person responsible for it, the party and do
wish any other person to be held responsible it.
The Jacts Just the paper led them Gen Lewis
the Recorder, He released them without an investga
ton L. 10 making up my affidavits in the morning,
found entered the Police Jail Report two boys
had been arrested aud underneath written Released by
Gen Lewis.'
Believing that Lewis had no right to exercise such
authority, made affidavit against the bows for
juvenile vagraucy and sent for Mr. Muens to subsan-
tiate the charge he had made. He came into court
the affidavit aud in his evidence stated that the
boys had gambling apparatus aud had permit from
the Mayors Clerk TO it. These facts entered on the
back OF the affidavit always in the habit Of doing
when charges msde by officials and if they General
LewiS's oicers) have put him in false POSITION he
should not blame The charge was made by one of
his officers the fact Of release entered BY one Of
his Ulcers the affidavit sworn to by one of his
own officers aud l. as sworn officer of the Recorder
made the entries according to the adayt of GEN
Erwsfs officers Who is to blame Am | to falaify
the records TO screen zen Lewis! Every honest man
must answer, No,
If there is any to blame in this matter IL Is not
hr Summers or me- Gen Lewis must stand sponsor for
his own sns or the sins of his appointees made
thu entries aud am willing to stand by the decision of
community in regard to the matter. Reform needs
no false representations. 10. ETTER,
Clerk Rec. First District,
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TIE DIPS Duty.

We need not tell any good American, native
or adopted, what is his imperative duty of to
day, nor how necessary it is that he should
watch over whatever may betide, at the polls OF
the First District. We trust that there is a
spirit awake through our entire city, which
will keep every honest man--every firm man
every man that values our great birthright Of
free and lawful suffrage--every man that will
not suffer it to be set aside by fraud or trampled
on by rutian violence ready to rally, at the
first call to the vindication of law and of right
and to such determined vindication as must
oyerawe and quell all disorder.
If we have no need to exhort the Reform
party, one and all, that they to-day stand
guard" and as it were under arms,'' until
sunset. we can, on the other hand, have as little
need TO edmonish them to guard as sacred thu
rights Of their adversaries as they would un-
fiDchingly defend their own.
We may, however. fairly and rightly call upon
every honest opponent Of Reform, every man who
soberly thinks that good government would
not be an advantage to our city. at least to join
in Instantly putting down all violence, ane
Ill such fraud as would provoke it, Let there
oday. be q general good conduct and fair
election.
Reformers! Of one thing only must we warn
you y was yesterdaysgiven out. by your adj
ysrsaries, tiat they we'll knew that they would
be utterly beaten, toaday that there would be
really no contest Trsist them not 1t may
prove butn triek5sso keep you from the polls
Go to them, all the faster, for what you have
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started. whereupon shot was again fired BY the
Mexican ut Just sufficient elevation not To- az
the steamer This ball, whistling over the steam
er, MID the desired effect, and the engine Dell
YVES promptly fung to stop her, winch nelng
,sonp. lsafs pserson Immediately lowered his
Ina, and communicated vita the Mexican com
m4nier, 3n,l requested PERMISSION to enter the
harb,r--besns BIS request very lnstly upon the
grougta that he required both ceal ana provisions
csaljne politeness declined acceding to his re-
o,Iast. stating that his orders were imperative to
Il al6w 10 vessel to enter or depart from the har-
bor asa If the Stephens attempted to enter he
woud sink her if he could. But, to show his
consideration. he offered to send boat ashore
ID e8ni nunicate with Santa Anna, who was en-
dumped about three miles above the fort of Aca-
puico, with from 300 to 500 men, to ascertain his
wishes promising, however, that the request
would meet with decided refusal. Believing
the same thing. and not willing to consume more
time aud what little of coal was on board, Capt
pierson wisely concluded to push on for Panama
where Ne arrived as stated above, on the night
of the % h, after a passage of about thirteen
days from San Francisco, with about three bush
els of coal on board
it may be interesting to our readers to know
that the Mexican Commodore was smart enough
In communicating with the Stephens, to get thai
vessel between his little feet and the fort, whlch
is IN possession Of the revoationsts, under Alva-
req AS the Stephens got from between the
belIgerents, brisk cannonade commenced on
both sides, which was being carried on with
much spirit when the stephens left
santa Anna with his troops had large force
of the Revolutionary party in his rear, and the
insurgent city of Acapulco in his front. Alva
re- had let him get into the province of Guer-
rere. by apparently abandoning the only noun
tain pass through which an entrance could bs
effected but after Santa Anna had got fairly
in. the pass was again occupied, and he had nj
other alternative but to push for the sea coast,
where he was encamped near the sea shore, in
sight of passing vessels
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MME. ApoLPn's ANSWER mo- THE QrERY or

:. -1I77i-r u
YESTERDAYS PIcNYuasARrology Panstrs
a a ea humag and fraud Judge Eamends's Spiritual
deny that there something 10 Phrenology
Mane3m athy and PHI sgnomy in human
Though
stion has bsen pfactise ysardys PrGguns q1si
THROUGH The medium Of tho laktmononed BeeUcs
d4nt though fn5 from being so will be largely
elected by the Reform Ticket question:
DO tremendous post.atako daia
formed Lcsmethe Lexington, eurh litter In hi
Greek aphabs and the Crescent RHbe Ike
should the villa lrhman to follow, hs danoed
But kissing by and they who all The
lloa'ok viii shoot the best /" Bull" and the kses.
qqerlst wtds up BY asking Who Am ' answer; ngy fellow
who requires services without wishing or IL
ashamed to let Ell his empty bachelor whom
eeHn VIE woHd make the happ being EARTH
me- whom to take poiicB fl for h
purse Ia amply hlled certainly the future
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Arrivals at The Principal Hotels. =. -.

sT. CHARLES. j Bardot, Ind; P @ Vert, La;
Sykes, Nolan, Miss Nolan. G Price w smith
La; Il Green. Y; Falconer Fa; r Ingra.
ham, Pa; Guion, Mr. MeGeham, Miss.
VERANDA....W Keyand c Baker Mobile; D Bur
ress, Texas; Z Henderson, Miss; D Il Perkins, Ky;
w D0ty and lady, Mrs Nicholson Miss Bogie Miss
Massell, Mr. Boggs I Goodwin, La; T Burr, Ark
g Clark, KY.
81. LOUIS. Hartt, Fa G W Nesbitt, Ala; Ell Pc.
tars w Thornes Miss Bell La.
CITY IA Holt Johnston, J Williams, A Turner
Benton, Ala; 9 Gregy, Me; l. Warren, Rid
dies berger, Q Curry Maple Mattey, j Tent, Miss
McGrea, Cullom, La Ford, Ky.
AR0ADE....W Branham, Ga; II Nathan E Swami
Texas A y Humphrey, A Ashbrook, B A Wilson, /
ordway, I & + Steel Ark; II Gatewood, Ga.
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no tfee .vaemsbers OF The Lossisias,a
lew The undersigned has the following Works relating to
LAWS OF LOUISIANA,


lew undersigned has the following Works relating to the
LAWS OF LOUISIANA,
witch prepared s for cash great reduction upon
the prices formerly demanded:
of Cas argued and determined in the SUI
preme of the Territory Orleans and in the Supreme Court
Louna. BY Francois Xavier Martini Of the
Judges Courts; with reference subsequent dsess Of
Supreme the Seventh Annual Reports sereucel
to tho Amendments conatun, Statutes Civil Code
thoae rendered. by Thos
Gbbs Morgan at Law. New edition. 1852; the oIig
nal 30 volumes comprised in 10 Volumes without abbroyatoD
Price Us per volume.
LOUISIANA REPORTS, edition. by Thomas Gbbeas Morgan
complete In 10 yoluau n pess Price TO Subscribers IS
volume.
RoBNSoNS REPORTS 10 Volumes embracing the decisions Of tho
Supreme Court Of Louisiana from October 1s March, 1885,
IS per volume
LOUISIANA ANNUAL REPoRTS--6 yola.
LOUISIANA CODE OF PRACTICE, edition. 1858, by Thomas
Gihbes Morgan Esq. ...
LOUISIANA CIVIL CODE edition. 1855 by Judge Thoa Gbbea
Morgan.
GREINER's LOUISIANA CODE OF PRACTICE new edition.
BENJAMIN AND SLfDELLs DIGEST, enlarged Digeat of
the DeGsns efthe Supreme Court Of Louisiana
volume Of Louisiana Reports
DEsLIXS DIGEST ThsiI continuation Benjamin
Digest and brought down to the 80 volume Of
per's.
DESLIXs GENERAL INDEX, 1909 alphabetically
arranged table Of all decided during the
long period.
J. B. STEEL,
nys qpstdk1tw 80 CAMP STREET
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a PRESIDENT IN a pUcKFp

We dent think we ever we're much of a Pierce
man. fever we were, it was at some period ALI
consciousness Of which has faded from our recol
lection Certainly, if there's such thing as a
existent state, there's no telling what we
may have done or been, when he wasn't he, and
We wer'nt We There's no answering for what
one did before one was born, in some world where
Ar. Pierce was much superior, or some Other
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-08

KNOW MORNINGS, This political organiza-
ton, it is said, dates further back than the Ma
some fraternity Absalom was the head orlead-
er of the first party. See IL Samuel XIV, II
&C. And with Absalom went two hundred men
out of Jerusalem, that were called--and they
went in their simplicity, and they Kaae,O not
a1VthiRg"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-08

XIV The Subscribers have hand, will be constantly
supplied direct from the mandatory assortment Of Zinc Paints
made by the eeebrated
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY
which they offer the accommodating
he SNOW WHITE is universally acknowledged be superior
to lead In @en 6raaey and durability either inside
side n 1t will much turace than equal weight
lead thus rendering it economical while, being free from al
poisonous substances the Of health IL e
aeured from lend
ZINC peculiar protective adhesive quail
ties asd ia sspeay
faces Inc STONE coLOR similar properties the
bro but the color 10 better adapted for painting dng
pots bridges, etc. The Company
by them to b PURE and keep fresh reasonable
Tine in any climate. To be used precaoy like White
V eround In oil, in kega of as 50 and lbs
sale by BoGERT, WILLIAMS d CO.,
rpSD Jns
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Magnificent Stock or Summer.
CLOTHING.
ALFRED MUNROE co

81 Magazine street, of Gr4gidr,
ES Have in store the Elegant Assortment Of
sEAsoNABLE CLOTHING,
that thsy had the pleasure eang their cuoers The
invite careful examination of their stock which the following i,
only partial list:
COATS FOR SUMMER,
Of paP d'Ea Paramotta silk Warp Alpaca Black silk Fancy
Lnen white Linen Drill and puk, C0ored pr and Duck
India Seersucker, Pougee, Grass Cloth, etc.
PANTALooNs FOR SUMMER,
Of Black and colorsd Single Md Ca.are Freuh Drsp dE
Paametn Alpaca White Drill Duck Fancy ColoYed ipep pt
New Style Check Drill Brown Linen Drill Planters Linen
Cotonade etc.
VESTS FOR SUMMER
of Fancy colored Mae Plain MaYseis Plain bis and
Figured White Marseies White Duck Plain and Fiyu
Linen Drill, Brown Drill Planters Linen Black ALPACA Boba
zine Silk, Satin, etc.
UNDER GARMENTS FOR SUMMER
Linen and Muslin Shirts Gauzs hpo au4e Cotton CAME
eauza SIX undstshrs and Wrppers Thread uude.sh and
prh#s Linen and Cotton Dawsr, Cotton srino Cashe re- Linen
and Lae Thread Half Hose Gloves of kinda crayas
Chiefs Stocks etc. Also very superior Of
BOYS CLOTHING.
of the best quality Also
VuLCANIzED INDIA RUBBER GOODS
much the largest orleaus which viii M d AZ ~
lowest price for cash.
ONE PRICE FOR GooDs-ao DEVIATION -..
ALFRED MUNRoE g. Co,
agHZinR atrgF "a,
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MAY PART1Es,-The present month of May
has thus far been attended by the usual festivi-
ties, among which none are more interesting and
pleasing than those at the various public school
Of the city. Our numerous duties and engage
ments have not permitted us to be present at
any ofthese scenes Of youthful enjoyment, but
on Friday night last we spent short time at
the Paulding School upon an occasion of this
sort. Miss Faulkner, the able principal of this
school, arranged and conducted the affair, and
we must be permitted to say that everything
was ordered in the most unexceptionable style
and taste The coronation of the lovely young
queen Miss Sarah McClellen) was ceremony
exceedingly beautiful to behold, and was Of
course looked upon by the Juveniles as matter
of grave Importance. What we saw of the even
ings amusement terminated with splendid
collation. of all sorts of sweetmeats and other
lelicaees w.
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.EVeEicnl FnLnia.fiaa,-

~ On. EbW. JENNER COKE having succeeded BY M.da
Inhalation in etetpg Cure after the failure of 4 rem eds tried
me most of Philadelphia and Paris for
twenty Seara directed his attention The projects
1t is confidently asserted, that by nhatsn and
Indispensable adIuvhnts Of tonic de.ee hygienc haac
very many ases Of Diseases of the Lungs Throat no
Heurable, will be founi AmenHnle the healing art
GD Every information ohesruy given by applying ATM cu
street. -
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go Esse Ladies'. -
M A D A NJ PT, AT n NJ

~ IL IL p q MI 7 q II I z n
Nv Respectfully of her he Ladies' frf
the treatment of the following disaaes PRO. s,a ttTRRJ
WHITES, PRoFUsE ANE PAINFUL MENs TRUATIoN EN-
soReEAiENT AND ULeEhATloN or THE .geMR
BY 10 that whchb as
she Surgeons OF Paris on IN and New k;
It's success here Of which she has ample anoay aa aha %
respectable iadiea she refer
ofshe Uefuet not of caneerous nature he Gu red
Madam herself exclusively She dsaassp of
can he consulted DAILY at herregideaee,
myls sptf 4gR RI y.s4az, ..
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EDS. PIC: The Press throughout the city
and nny have eaadly noticed very vorsby Nine Adophs
ten skill 10 her Mysterious of revealing
and tbs Future total
the will answer'he following queries correctly away
nceduity become her
20 oar next Presduii Which Hsw Orleans journal will
year get tbs Posoe Printing! Aud who lf [Psyune.
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this city, Saturday morning. May g. at O'clock of scare
lever GRACE only child Of Elizabeth and James Teller Aurnl
'ion La.
Sunday evening May l. hapast seven O'Clock JAMES,
Of James and Marsha West, ag ID 30 months
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For S0ie.

RF The RESIDENCE lately occupied by G. Terry Esq.
Pine Grove Parish Of Tammany La within r or eyen miles Of
che New oeans jackson and Great Norhen Railroad together with
s5 acres OF land nearly all Of which good susceptible
OF cultivation This Estate beautifully upon
Tangph River 90 acres upon The east e Of The
Chafppsla Creek which excellent fishing md
bathing 1t ia Immediately upon between Naaiaoye
and Springfield ana good location
residence for sauby health For further mar
neunrs apply to E. MCFARLAND CO.
my4 Nc an o,u,a..i.I lpt...7
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.S'eaU Saensalses, s5EoFgaiaag

2 L Z S ON, II RRISON s. co
(Foimery Sherman d Pierscn)
Corner Canal Magazine streets,
Are receiving entire Stock Of the latest sysa for
spring and Summer Additions by every York
New style CaRhmeette md Zephyr Ceth Froeks;
New style Light Cashmere windsorB;
Black Alpaca Benbazine and italian Cl9tb windaOrs;
White and coored Duck Goats and Vests;
Elegant figured Marseiies Vests;
Fancy and White Linen aud Merino Pants;
Summer Tweed and New Style Cashmere Pant4
Also splendid SILK Linen and Bo,Ia. frovo
Coiored HaHo Isle Thread and SILK Glc-es Merno Lsle md
SIX Under and Drawers, and every Furnishing Goods
Lnea and Linen Bosom Shirts quaitas few Eses.ior
Mode Collars (new style) just received
Call and examine, prepared to oer our good. Mt 1
prices. PERSON HARRISON b ra
ap?2 eodQ0.4 Magazine strest cor0o rn.i
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Mr. John Hume, Purser of the steamship Ell
Dorado, has our thanks for valuable memoranda
which he has, as usual, kindly furnished us
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-08

The Purser of the steamship Mexico has our
thanks for Galveston papers.
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The Clerk Of the steamer Belle Gates has our
thanks for Shreveport papers, and the Clerk
of the steamer Elephant for ST. Louis papers
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Tam Zamdt's .amti- Diaysheeo



FOR THE CURE OF CHOLERA, DIARRRdA DYsENrERY Ere.
10 This medicine should be in every family season,
81 once arrests Diseases which won prove Dangerous
Persons travelling should have bottle them affections tie
soWes are molkey by changes diet climate.
sale by 'd POTTER Co. IS ST. Charles street. Druggists
generally. mva 9n,t
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Mr.. NJ. B. Hart, the accommodating Purser
of the steamship Daniel Webster, has our thanks
for files of San Francisco papers in advance of
the mail.
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RupruREs CuREp.--sherman,s Curative Pa

TENT Truss aud Rupture Remedy relief comfort
guarantee the of all Rppture To good it, apply
the Popret0rs establishment 10 ST. Charles street. inquire
Dr. Sherman, For further particulars third
apply TO the descriptive pamphlet b23 "
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MADAME IsIDoRA CLARk's CONCERT. Madame
lsidora Clark gives her last concert this even
ing, at Odd Fellows Hall. The excellent pro-
gramme which she offers, and the strong assist
ance she has secured for the occasion, will surely
draw together an overwhelming audience. We
trust that the sc American Mocking Bird" NAV
receive solid proof Of the high esteem that the
public OF New Orleans entertain for musical
genius. She richly deserves all the encomiums
that have been bestowed upon her; none can
speak too highly of her talents She reminds us
much of Jenny Lind, whom she resembles in
appearance as we'll as in the quality of her
voice. We advise all who love music to attend
this evening, for they may not again have an
opportunity to hear the charming voice of
Madame lsdora, as she leaves in a few days to
fulfill engagements at the North.
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Boots, 8se0es 6sses 9Src0M7aN

&sOsssa, sssdss Esses &Eg0gG8ae,
3k3N AT WHOLESALE.
W#%% Novandihstro ship Norfolk IN IA
80 sorshent Of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGArs HATS IA
ss Pan,stonasupped with prime RUssET BRoGANs WOOL
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW and CAMPEAcEY aArs 4,
the iowes. msrke priesa,by
iy1g ssA
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Nre4E G0pa

w The Subscribers in receipt and Superior
Stock Of
SUMMER CLOTH NC,
Manufactured by their Houes Nav York expressly for the Civ
retail trade and comprising all that Iable in Goods
and Styles also, UNDER GARMENTS all a vnrjau kinds
THOMPSON, NIxEN & co,
ontf ,n-..-----
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Married
Died

o. Saturday, May G. by Rty, Mr.. Maenhaut Mr. SAMUEL
HOGAN and Miss MARY ANN MAsLEY, all Of tha city.
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The Gentlemen

offered greater than ever to purchase the
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
G.. B. DREW,
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Y. M. Knapp $ EEe. s. GNgfseszey,
ENTAIL sURGEo MS

tppoae The Private EEnapco Of the ST. CLe rlea HotstY
~ T. H. KNAPP having had than twenty ysars pysatf
ms and being associated with Dr. cHAND ER gentle z
of akll and experience 10 confident they eau please an
them with their patronage ~. , -, :, -