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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-05

OUR PRAcTIsISG.-Not long since a man
who was perhaps sounder ON the Nebraska
than the "School Question" called in at the
Telegraph Office in this city for the purpose
of sending message to gentleman in Ev.
ansville, who by the way is a celebrated NJ.
ID. of that village. The message was writ
ten and addressed TO "Mr. D." instead
OF NJ. ID. The operator saw the mistake, and
asked the man If nc was certain the gentle
man to whom the message was directed was
AID. D." He Locked thoughtful for mo-
ment and replied musingly--"I knew he was
sometime ago, but he may have quit practis-
ing" Quitting the practise is rather new
feature in divinity. The man learned how
ever before he left the Office that there is a
wide difference between NJ. d. and ID. DIS.
Lafayette Jour.
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Compliment 10 Capt. miller.

Capt. s. F. Miller OF the r. J. Ward re-
ceived a very handsome compliment from his
passengers on the down trip. A meeting was
called, Of which Ex.President Fillmore was
elected chairman. A committee on resolu-
tions were appointed, who reported the fol-
lowing: -
Resolved, That the company, consisting Of
the passengers on board the steamer Robert
]. Ward, which sailed from Louisville for
New Orleans on the 10th, feel that they owe
their thanks, and do hereby most cordially
tender them, to Capt. Silas F. Miller, for the
care, attention and prudence with which he
has conducted the navigation Of the present
voy age; that they also tender to him their es-
teen for the considerate kindness and gener-
Gus hospitality with which he has provided for
their comfort, and that he has manifested in
the internal arrangements Of his commodious
and admirable steamer; that in parting with
him at the end OF their voyage, they will
cherish with grateful remembrance the pleas
ant relations il has been their good fortune to
hold with linn during the short period Of their
passage on the river, and will ever feel hap
py in the opportunity which may enable them
to renew their acquaintance with gentl :
man SO worthy Of their highest estimation
and respect.
Resolved, That they present through Capt.
Miller, their kind and respectful consideration
to the several officers of the r. j. Ward, who
have efficiently seconded him in the at en-
tive performance of the duties committed to
them, and who have 50 essentially contribu-
ted to the good order and comfortable ac-
commodations Of the steamer during her voy.
age.
| Resolved, That these resolutions be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary OF this meet
ing. in behalf Of the passengers, and that the
Secretary be requested to have copy ofthem
published in the papers OF New Orleans and
Louisville.
These resolutions were presented TO the
Captain by Miss Pope, Of Louisville, in a
neat speech. Capt. Miller 10 deserving Of
this compliment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-05

MORE New GooDs.-Wm. E. French,
Esq, returned to our city on Monday from
New York, and made the trip from city to
city in the unparalleled short time off days
and % hours. Mr.. F. has brought out a very
large lot of new goods for the spring jobbing
trade to which they invite the attention of
the public. Their old customers will find
their present stock greatly improved over any
previous yearin style, variety and cheapness.
They have large assortment of American
manufactured cassimeres superior to any ev-
er before made in this country, in addition to
a large variety of the latest importations Of
foreign fabrics. Country merchants would
do well to examine their stock.
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The vote cast for Councilmen in the re-
spective Wards was as follows:
FIRST WARp.-Jas. Steele %; A. c. Hal
lock "a.
SECOND WARp.-F. A. Linck IS; Hugh
ROnalds 90.
THIRD WARD.-Silas Stephens 81; Jas.
Laughln, Jr., 81.
FOURTH WARp.-J. p. Elliott IS; ]. H.
Boffandick 16.
FIFTH WARp.-H. J. Hart so; d. A.
Farnsley 80; N. Rowley 81.
SIXTH WARD.--Philip Decker "a; |. Hutch
inson 33; ]. Heinrich IS.
SEVENTH WARD.-Jas. Roquet Al; w. H.
Byford SO. .o.tI
EIGHTH WARD.-H. ID. Allis %. w.
NINTH WARD.-Richard Raleigh As; Jas
Oakley 3.
TENTH WARD.-Wm. Hunnel 81; T. Ven
neman 20.
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~ There is an English baronet now
travelling in this country, and taking notes
with view of writing book, who only a
week or two since, gravely inquired of a gen.
tleman if he did not think the engineer OF
the train TO Boston in which he was about to
take passage, would be more careful in run
ing if he knew there was an English noble
man in the cars! The gentleman referred
him to the conductor.
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LOST SADDLE BAes.-Yesterday morning
pair ofsaddle bags was brought to our office
by colored man named Thos. Redman. He
found them in the river FIVE miles below the
city, near John Edmunds' wood yard, last
Thursday. They evidently belonged to the
pilot of the fatboat loaded with slaves and
timber, the wrecking of which at Green River
Dam we noticed last week. A contract was
found in the saddle bags, between the pilot
and Messrs. Baker g. Stokes. Several ar
ticles of clothing, book, and a pocket wallet
containing small sum of money. The own
er can obtain the property, by calling at this
Office and proving property.
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OF Mr.. Sermons will remain al Prince
ton to-day with his Brazilian Pebble Spec
tacles, as we are informed by letter, and we
believe he will thence go to Vincennes. As
there were some errors in Mr.. Ovens certi.
ficate of these spectacles, and Mr.. s. desires
it's republication in compliment of his spec
tacles, we herewith give it:
New HARMONY, March %, 1854.
Messrs. III. SERMONS & Son
Gentlemen: Having examined your spec
tacles constructed of concave convex Brazil
ian Pebbles, | take pleasure in testifying to
their advantages over the ordinary glass
spectacles. Their superior hardness prevents
them from being delaced by scratches; the
peculiar manner in which they are ground
and polished, together with their Transparent.
cy, obviates the strain usually experienced
in wearing glasses; and their GOODNESS re-
commends them. especially to those having
weak irritable eyes. d. ID. OWEN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-05

~ Sanders of the Journal, will please
keep good lookout for giants about these
days, as one of thot species interds visiting
his shanty ere long, Gin. Times.
Giant Andy, of the Times, shall be wei.
come. We have some giant-killers here, but
they are merely pretty girls, and death by
them would not be a very shocking affair
after all. Come along Goliath. There are
Davids here with sings, but you are accus-
toned to those kinds ofthings.
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T We learn from the Morgan Oll. Jour-
nal that strange suicide was committed at
Aurora last week. A young woman walked
in from the country, about two miles, with a
child in her arms. and threw herself and child
into Roco river. She left note ut her
mothers stating her purpose, but assigning
no reason. The bodies were recovered the
next day. She has husband in California.
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T "John Brown, Ferryman," writes to
the Editor regularly favored with his cores
pondence as follows:
up. ST. understood you to say the 9TH
er day in The Evening Post, that the Pre=i-
dent was in favor of leaving the subject of
Slavery in Nebraska to the settlers. VIII
ysu please to inform me uhether the Ne,c Hamp-
SHIRE election is Of the settlers he refers to-
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or The ex.Ciiy Treasurer Of Williams
burgh, N. Y. has been arrested and commit
ed for trial on a charge of embezzlng up
wards OF $4,000 of the city funds. He was
required to give bonds for $4,000 for his ap-
pearance on trial, in default ofwhich he was
committed to the city Jail. 7>iT
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We invite attention TO the advertisement Of Dr. Geo
hegans Extract Of Hydropip'r which is said 10 he a
most enectua remedy for Dyspepsia Scrofnia all SKIN,
and almost all chronic diseases II we'll recon-
meDdcd by OF the first citizens and physicians OF
Kentucky, and from what have learned OF u must
be valuable medicine, and the recipe accompanies
each botte IL Is not nosrum and there Is under the
circumstances not much chance for u To be humbug:
we think IL merits a trial from the afflicted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-05

OF The ladies of Winchester, Indiana,
have followed the example Of their sisters of
Jacksonville. They gave notice to several
keepers of doggeries to close their establish
ments, and on the latter declining to do SO
they rolled out the casks containing the lq-
uor and emptied their contents on the
ground.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-05

New CLOTHING and Gottleb
have just received their Spring stock of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, which they
are now ready to offer TO the public at great
bargains. They say they will sell cheaper
than any body else, and we would advise our
citizens to call and make them keep their
word. Their stock is large and well select
ed
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AZ The "Hutchinsons" have again tax.
en- the field, and are giving concerts in Har.
risburgh on tour West. They have new
song entitled Enthusiastically"
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Messrs. III. SERMONS g. Sow

0T The ministers of Chicago held
meeting last week, and passed strong reso-
lutions against the passage Of the Nebraska
bill.
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0T In the Massachusetts, House OF Rep
resentatives, a proposition has been intro
duced to raise the Governors slavery to $4,-
900 after January next; at present it is emily
$4,000. ~
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IL Gov. Seymour of New York hasveto-
ed the Maine law bill. 1t is supposed that
it will be passed over his head. The proba-
bility is, however, that it will be killed in the
Senate.
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crNr,, rrrRNrsuING GOODS.

HOPKINS a. BEAD have just received STOCK O
II Gents Gloves Half Hose. silk aud Gauze Under
shirts silk and Lawr Cravas, Linen Handkfs, Suspen
ders - &C. which we will offer lower than the usua
prices asked for the above articles. Comniercil Row
First street. laps 2nd
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xEW paTESTs

THE PLOw AND CULTIvAToR COMBINED.
TINE Combined Plow, warranted the best invention
Il for Cultivating Corn, Potttoes and Tobacco ever
Introduced into the West, manufactured and sold by
up3.3mws CHRISTIAN DECKER
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WAl. WITH RUSSIA.

TO DLAcKsMITfis wIIITEsMITrs AND EVERY DoDy ELSE.
RUN HERE
HAVISG established permanent Coal Yard on
Water street, between Locust and Walnut we are
to sell in any quantities the best PITiSBURG
COAL ut low prices be bou ght below the falls.
orders left at the Store of Horubrook & Churchill
will be thankfully received and puDetpally attended to
by iaP3-3wdcw) a. J. HUTCHINSON d CO.
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CLOyCS. uITTS. sc.

HOPKINS S READ have jas opened choice STOCK
IL OF Ladies' and Misses Kid, II K, isle aHa hread
Gloves Twisted Silk Mus, fine Lisle Threat Gloves,
Openwork do: also large variety OF Childrens Mills
Gloves and Hose, which will sell low tap3-2md
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NIE would call the attention OF the public to our
Wv stock OF Mattresses, which have constantly on
hand, consisting of Shuck, Moss, Cotton, Jenny Lind
COTTON and shuck), and Spring Mattresses Of the best
quality. COLBURN g. HERSHRERGER,
ap3 Fosters Block, First street below Main.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


nN Yesterday afternoon, large Gold Oval Breast
" Pin. with yelowse The finder will be LIBERAL,
rewarded by leaving the same at the Journal Office.
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LIME AND FLATBoArs Fer SALE.

rINHE subscriber has a large quantity of WHITE
J. LINE for sale ut the Wharf. Customers can I've
supplied by calling al my Office at the Evansville Hotel
ALSO.--Abou' twenty A No. I FLATB0AIs. open
and rooted, OF any size desired. sl t,f I...-.
ar5.Iw~ A. RAZOR
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I'LL offer for sale saturday, the eth lust. my
Il residence In Lamaseo. In SullVan's Addition be-
tween the Two brick yards the following Household aud
Kitchen Furni ure, to-wit: Beds and Bedding. Carpet
Ing Of different qualities. Iarlor Stove and pipe
Cooking Stove and furniture. Wardrobe, Cupboard,
with bcdseads, chairs. and other articles
to mention Sale to commence at o'clock y. NJ.
apf Its THOMAS SLOAN.
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NOTICE.

McIrAS's VOLCANIC or LISrxKsr sfruiy a Ceieera'
tel Remedy. and bass dome more 10 alleviate hupaH
suhering than any remedy discovered
One or two applications will relieve the most severe
PAtS BRUIsG SPRAIN.
Two bottles will cleanse. purify, and heal the foues
ULCER or SoRE, and IL will heal the Barns
seaid without scar.
Every family should haue supply constantly on hand
for use In time of need. fr|
For Horses is far superior 10 any other remedy for
curing LaIeces, Bruises, Cuts, Scratches, Old Sores,
Swellihgs, &C., &c. See advertisement In another
column. lmh7-u
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RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, That for the last two years
have been In the constant habit uf using Mus.
tang LImrnt, for Rheumat aud for all Sores, Bruis
es, Sprius and Burns and IL has failed TO give
Immediate relief.
RESOLVED, That we have also used the Mustang Lint
ment for the Piles, Erysipeas Salt Rbeum aud Chappci
Hands, and that IL has always cured.
RESOLVED, ny LADIES, hat we have used the Mus
tang lniment for Sore Nipples, Sore Breasts. Chaos
aud Sores Children, and for Moth Frcckles the
ce and neck; and IL has always proved eneciua-eav
ing the skin smooth, soft and white.
REsoLvEo. ny ALL AeEsAsS SEXES. That we shall ever
continue the use Ofthe Mustang Liniment becquse
have tried and proved its efficacy.
III Z See advertisement In another column.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PARTITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.

Vanderburgh County,
NOTICE is hereby given, that Mary Stinson Admin
istratrx of the estate OF Martha Stinson deceased
has filed her petition to sell Real Estate Of the deccdeni
his personal being insufficient to pay his debts and thai
SAID petition will heard the Court
Of Common Pleas Of said county =
JACOB LUNKENHEIMER, C. c. C.P.
ap4-3w Vanderburgh County.
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AT 4 have now on hand fr black French Cloths and
w Doeskins. fine Twilled blue Cloths, Fancy Doe
skins silk and Marseilles Vestngs, White and Fame.
Linen Drills and Ducks Tor Pants all Of the newest pat
terms. COL3URN IL HERSHBERGER.
app Fosters Block. First street below Main.
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OrThe following slstement of the bust

V The following statement OF the busi-
ness of the E. and c. Railroad, during the
last six months, as furnished by the Secre.
tary, Mr.. Martin, will be found interesting
and gratifying to the friends of the Road:
Statement of the Business Of the Er0nsriHe and
Charlottesville Railroad Company for Sir
Months ending March 3lst, 1854.
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1., u. ID.
20. Schaefer Il Schrocder's old sta d
RES ECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
aud Surrounding country, that have taken the above
stand, Diet rrDined TO continue the business and
will constantly keep hand the choicest a ana Cigars
and Tobacco Of the bcs brands that Eastern
lord; also SDuf aud Smok ing Tobacco all kinds Mer.
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and quail.
ities at the lowest sh prices. at Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business conviDres me
that can give general satisfaction, and respect lily
SOLICIT share oil public patronage. ispl If
CURTAIN DAMAsK.-e cases Curtain Damask,
~ direct Importation, for silc by
npi JAS. Low & CO., Az Main ST., Jon., ny.
L,NBR,D SWISS MULIS-we have djrer, from,
IL the manufacturers in Switzerland. cases Embroi
dercd Swiss MUSLIN, very handsome Patterns. for sale
y ftl1 % JAS. Low & CO.. F.
APPS ala Main street. Louisville, by.
E'MBROIDERY.-we have this dav reed per
IL Express large assortment Of French Embroidcr
les, To which W. invite the attention Of d-aiers.
aiI JAS. Low & CO., All Main ST LOU, Ky.
L'RE,CEI PRINTED JAeoyETs.-e ease. Doll.
fuchs. Mugs Co.'S Pointed Jaconets reed this day
per Express and for sale by JAS. LOW CO..
aP4 4l1 Main street, Louisville, XIV.
RONNETS.-Ioo cases new. style Spring Bonnie. $,
- reed this day per Express aii! for sale by
ap4 JAS. Low & CO., Az Main ST.. Lou, KY
DuBBONS.--we have hand very large assert
N m MT of Bonnet Ribbons of the newest STYLES.
ap4 JAS. Low & Co., AZ Main 81 d. Lou. Ky
SILKS...
- 100 pieces Gr,s de Rhine black Silks, &c, g. So 49,
"a and 30 inches;
leo pieces Lustrine do;
JOG do COlOre GrOs de Naples:
10 do Black Mode
so do Bishof Black Silks; together with large
variety of Dress Silk Flounces. Marcelinss &c. for
sale by JAS. LOW & CO.,
ap4 Az Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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The present firm. fhanLf for the liberal ratrorssS
extended TO the old nrn respectfully solicit cont,ss
nnce OF the same large supply Of Goods being
daily received. fmbai NJ
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READ THIS!

UPDR. HoLSTEAD's PILLS Will CURE DYS
pepsa, Indigestion, Biousness. and every disease OF
he sto m ach
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TcWnshin Election.

The following officers were elected on
Monday last by the following vote: ss,l
For Township Trustees.-Peter Sharpe
received 1872 votes; Philip Kramer. 4S3; Jas.
Il. Walker, 475; all elected without opposi-
ton.
For Township Clerk, Thos. +. Garvin re-
ceved 500 votes.
For Township Treasurer, John Farrell re.
ceived SIS votes.
Constables, Jas. L. Patten, $40; Tighman
Hauf, BOG; Z. s. Martin 3l5; Alex. Mason,
2O2.
Supervisors Of roads: LIST dist, Alex. Ma
son; I'd dist, John Nightingale; Sd dist
Dennis Kinney; 4th dist, Geo. Matthews.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Csc DR.. Mowe's Shaker Sarsaparilla!
VACCINATION FIII

VACCINATION FREE!
DR. HArcnIrr has been appointed by The Board OF
Health of he city OF Evansville, and will snccinae all
persons who will call at his ONCE, free Of CHARGE
mh2e U
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II OS1ExY .-Iadics white ard black SILK: bissr >
white. slate and mixed Cotton Hose: Mis.~.s de|
Gents' extra super brown Cotton Half Hose; You,hs-
do. for sale low by
COLBURN & uERSHBERGER
mh3l .ers BIerk. First .frrst Lrlo~ Mir
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REMOVED.

"E have now entirely removed our Tobas sad
w Cigar Establishment, from the cid Stands on
Water and Main streets. between let and Cd TO MAIN
STREET, nrrwErS FIRST AND WATsR. la Mrs. Lewis new
building. where we shall be happy 10 sell our old and
new customers cheap bargains.
mh3l.m >CHAEtFER II SCHROFDER
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Dissolution NOTICE.

'INHE Partnership heretofore conducted under To
J. Dame and style Of Silbcrman, Anspacher d. Co.
has been THIS day dissolved by mutual consent. NJ.
Siibermnn retiring from the business. A. An-pusher
and Pioui will continue the business under tho stls
and nrm of Anspachcr & Plout. D. Sli HERMAN,
A. ANspACHER.
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IIOMES OF the New World. by Miss Rremer ~
Ii Grinnell Expedition ia search cf Sir ohm Franklin:
Pictorial History OF the Wars Of the United States;
Alcohol and the Constitution Of Man,
Bible Defence Of Slavery, &c, just reed and for
sale nv (mb3n THnS lnNyNCTnx
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NORTHUMBERLAND ErAl

ItoPklNS a. RbAD are now Tecciyne their Spring
- Stock q Dry Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloth, Mstings,
Wall Paper, Looking Glasses and Window shades, TO-
which we invite the attention Of The citizens Of Evans
Vile ard the ncighboriDg towns Our stoeG will be
more attractive this than and we will sReF
greater Inducements to Cash Buyers than evcrnsvs
devoted to- the people. TapI-emd
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4 IOt ES n - SELk MITTS.-A large
NJ soriDchf az Gen"m-n's and Ladies' Kid, six ssa
Lsie owes, aud Ladies' and Misses Long and "a mmen
Six Nitts, which We would DO happy show.
COLBUKN a. HERSHHF NIGER.
mh3i Fosters Block, First street below Mails.
L>MEHOlDEWIES.-W have now open for ths
h inspection Of the public, very large stock IL ts
latest patterns Of Underseevcs. Collars Chenizetss
Embroidered Hand'kfs. Muslin and swis. Bands, Car.
brio Edgngs Insertings, Swiss do. all Which wis
be sold very low nj
CoLBURN & HERsHBERGER's,
mb3I Fosters Block, FIRST sire 81 below Main.
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GUN DMIES...

SUNDnIES..- -aIr1tH
~ - doz Chickens;
$50 doz Fresh Eggs;
$50 lbs Fresh Butter; ~ II
Is fine Turkeys; just received at
npl COOKS Family Grocery.
WALL PAPER.-3oo bundles Wrapping Pa
w per. an sizes good article. just reed and for
sale low at the Wall Paper and Lamp store of
JOHN G. DEVhkEuX. ia,
ap1 Main street, between First and Second.
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III OPkINS " REA have jusi received q 6ne line OF
| Hack Watered, Black eros de Rhin and Fancy
Dress silks; also fae line of sunmer Dress Gosds,.
winch We are Offering low. lapi.smd
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NEW BOOKx.

WALL PAPER 300 bundles Wall Paper jus
wv reed from New York and Boston, OF the lnes
tyics and all prices by lmh3D &c. DEvEREux.