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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-03
LooH To ruL FEET

N''Nt tNN u. u t.L I UIIII.N~.
HAIt h-vlas ust rrtsrs"l IT 10 tie Es-'s ci-s.
would inform his "il cusvuers aud the cifi.es
fa that he has % MS Shoe>torr Main
l. th Branch ank oil the largest
selected S'otks OF lie tes,isna l. BpBfS
NpHs ever r'ugt - .his CIT. comprising Cent. Boats
an
fns Roots Ns of all kinds 81
la sn - Shoes n ihlhdane,
H. his s1 of No. Red sole Leather and
ior's No. OAK. of a. new
AL>b-33 tine French Calf-shius diIerent
fresh from the CasgYn Honss In Nrr Nbrk
ALSp-M'rnro-. Lining. Bindinv, Thread. rercha
Web Lsees IHamsll,i n and in cry oer knd
Mteril necessary be used in 6acrlray Boots
shoes al oi whoh will lie sold cheap h eheaist aud
warranted rood.
e has , re- force Of EoNi experienced workmen
enflyrd "a manufacturing which eaatl-s him uree
either for chespness uraiIity
east or west OF the R1eSy Mountains Gail aud see.
myji-u II. j. HART
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~ W. REILLY,
yuTunr rsNr ~ [u N f.rr III I.uOCER Ann

% rRili cE M;nSiiANf. MAIN STREET -rLe m
ud pceJuy inform hs rien Is aud the Pnble
Aansvle vieini that having pur hased the interest
Of the Senior partner of ". Reilly. he in
Grocery aud roduce bus ness a the old
lie ebrac this opportunity returning thanGs for
pat farOrs aa intends effort 20 merit
Al of The same. je2O-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
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.r-lewNon Hrusa-

FyyHE subscriber has tkeu the above honsr and has
Z entirely re'ed AND rc:urnisiei H. and Is prepared;
manner. lie rented the brick stable. owned by
Mr Petsr Burke. and has goo stock o horses ad ear
ragcs to- let.
The stable large. clean aud well located, and good
hostlcr.ar IN constant attendance. Particular attention
will be paid To the care ol horses teit Will hln Tor keep
ur auf IN all respects, the public sha hnd the Sher
wood House a good Hotel. Es-ul j. \. 8YERN
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"HohEHALE =" AND RETAIL B0OKSELfHR AND
i-' STATIONEH
NAf oUlD respe tfUiy inform, his friends apdtbe pub
lie generally that having purchased o Messrs
hAthpoie Z" Wheeler. their entire stock Of Books q
lasely occuFie h thcrl i'm No l. Fosters BIoet corne,
OF Main and First re,is
ihe addlot tH; made TO hisstoek en- al lie him to
ohcT y" ms rFStoEsers larger and better assortment
t,h mas eVer hefT heci brought ts this market; con
sstfhg in part Of Ni-celiieo- :, school Aedcaland
Theological Books riiiBg, Printing. NTapIuRard
taheE Paper, For sB% Fancy SfBtiort,v ofoIl
Kinds All Of hi-t viii hc sold. " hoIesae n d Retail
AZ lhc'nnai prize feet I" which be would call The
attention ofc.lrsfry pihTehants dealers teacber..ra
other being conffeEt he make their interest
=" PufftiiSe % MN
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NUMBER l62
CLOTHING &C..
"a READY MADE CLOTHING.
81 EUtsNEekEING GOODS. HATS. RI
..dl. caps, &c., &c. lsas
w II LESALE AND RETAIL.

TINE undersigned has just opened 2 Cloihinc nnd
= FURNISHING kstablishHeNt oIpasite The Hank 9d
door below Alley. He has large 81 cl Of Eeady de
Clothing Furnishing Goods. DC. which he ofers for
safe al the very lowest IEices- knowing Tie dc
Of IN market horougiy in this line of business he is
prepared 10 syaif! them. Ills goods have been lur-
chased az the lowest rates. and III te sold Tie TtrN
Low est priees Those warning Clotinc aIy destrip-
lcn, or Genllemens Furnishing Goods geneily would
And to their aivantaE, 60 cali a this eId be-
tore rehasilg eSeN here. Ia this stock Nl be founa
fereoats Coahs, Dress Frock and Sack Goats Shirts
hats and Caps, &c., DC which oleD for inslec
oh- lhose wanting bargains had better call this
hoAse. as good articles vill be sold tHTtr.
@ "a .e tlso q large assortment ot y AICEES iNI
II NELbE. all Df Witch win be warranted 10 which
call The aiteaiiop of tue public.
seFs+S l.. KAHN.
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FROM CINCINNATI TO ..r
EEW YORK 10 - Ilsurs
BOSTON in ath y mrs;
81 "a % % b5 iiours
DGNkifk 3 a. iiours;
GLEN ELaN ~ ia - Hours;
t.- Bi The 81. rr
Cincinnati, Columbus and Clcgelaad Route,

| Cincinnati, Columbus and ClcGelaad Route
'E,nE ONLY RoUrs ArtH0RlzED 10 RrcEIpT
wa "a T. Ia 'hGrs % s', 80 % = Inaairk Nes
c, Boaso. Niagara Tails. New lotS Boston. Montreal sar-
feaz by thi. roae. breakfast H. and diae
TfrfEE DtILy TRAINS. ....-
NEW ARRANG EMENT
fi5,' I[aa- SeilT'ss air L.3s:nss b.grss a ooo
Cleveland. DankiIs NeW i''k ava "ossn; Buffalo to
:, second IIialaks s,eemi osi r4pre.s clock
aeetot Cleveland with ths aagaiaeeat Low Prgers
QUEEN OF rms Cant. Mcbride:
CRESCEST CITY. ..................... Cart ass
EtaE As cii.tR is ,lSY orHBH lsoirs.
hours and making eerar connection win ne aug ,7ain
1srk ssog ron Alensfsi qelre Se.
u cle'eiana with Esilroae to DunkrA. Buaao, New
making AID cx,lGse riifoa5eSnact:oa cSest6c 70
,ttsarh ai'i@ = ril,aelghls and Aes York a. ci4ye
n. ~. aol, Ma, 55s, NV hosk Ess,o. =.
to ne 51a. Il 5, s TIut TS ss e9 sas r.m Pna
Tiif. LITTLE ia Is T aSfy <' i>' 6EIs
At CINCISNATI.
81 Bssse olek I & cnna.t Sli fa to md B.
tsle Dankirk Ser York and
The Dap route aud Lake shore RAILROAD at Clsve-
FOR THRoUGH TICKETS.
ass f S lTas 9r argy at the cid
Southeast Of Rr and streets directly
poste ous- Rlilroal tel aud Ma ,oa
ing or a. the Eastern Little Miami east street
p. ". sTRADER Tieket and GeDer,l As-nt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
WI call fr Ia'ss, in part % the city y lsayng
drec'ons ~ the aOve ofee corner cf Broad
ey27 j. H. now ELL corspc.o-
DIR. J. G. BURCsI Dentist,
LLf requests hoe in hin for profess
a'crm those who desire operations in ture that
are no iAi.ares "hen .hey are paid ior mysI- If
W. AZ N5EEI stJSSIz.
'a'0 rRL Atk-IlfHs, uHirRsJITHs AND
lisned oa W,t-r srert brtween
" We ss prePred to sell r tit;es the hest
70" the Fails Al eraers lft the Of H9rnir rook
ohnrehl will be thankhi reciv na attendod
z,RENCH COLOGNE Double Extracts. Hair OF. Brush
Z es a1d Combs Tor sale e2 4. q. PUSHEE'S.
vK,EAs-2 Chest. Choice Imperial:
Il II Caides Extra Fine imperia;
c5s.s, cSsss Choice S GeaPstd,ti E i
IL Clddies Eztta Fine Can powder;
ssH's a. 90 voasg s1 Hyson;
ohests9sgs=iO Black Tea oos
E,oRTE YoNiEs II hoasy Belts Flower Es;ss and Mors
ssUNpRiEs.-
7sloav.s RsdnsdSugar; Is Tvs dIl Rsfned SrEar
go doz Egys. at EVIL COOKS 4
sD EPiyf d SUGAR. bfIs St LDuis Lo55 cru he'd
Powdered aud Refined White. ust Telegraph
eyI 5. /. GILBERT & co. syc. near Wat,
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HALL. DODns d co.'s

!. J !. !. !. !. ]. |.
~ t-N~s,> We have on hand a supply
ktttf ~ OF thofe FIRE PRooY safes
- $780, ,te1ssT3 ~hich we onerltlow aeures
ss.f.s For their superior suaii-
81 ties W re'cr to New York
- tAgyth .stfs -sts.s and virgiria State Stock
ss,i sauk. Creseen; City Bank
t[s-e fser g. Copeland. Broker and
--1o. ss--A---..ssis %ass4 Banker. j. II. Maghee &
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- = ~ PRicE, Walsh & co.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NV WHIEANs- y ITIF II. If5f.
We have abuudan reason TO recommend D ichss Sola-
mander Safofs enineuty dreproof. since we had an
ceent Opportunity nn the @h tebuafs last OF testing
one OF bHi descriptions hici we purchased several
YEAR since 81 Dir Isaac biiige. Cur store. No a.
tbartres street. with eniirt stock hats Trimmings
&c, was burned on the morning IF hgi da, suicctig
il saved al its contents coEr rising bank notes ann
checks for upwards Of nine hundred aoar bin = eceiv
able for several thousand dollars. and accot- In our
book Tor o " thousand dollars. A. said SAFE cost only
One hundred and ten dollars. risk noiii In pro
nouneiLG il the cheapest article we ever puTcia scd
ALERRT ~ TRICO.
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A large assortment Of WILpER's PATFNT SAfAv.sprp
SAFEs, with Ricii's improvement. for sale by
t. SfEARN> &aiARVIN,
-" (sUccessOrs To Rich d Coz
40 49,. |f. s.l. f.l ll4b MATER sTREET. y. Y,
The only Makers Of Sail mander safes cor1iinc VIII
IefS ana hichs fatehis. aud sole Prophet rs Of
Jones' WORLDS Fair lock which has neither kew nor
o. ke erbple.i E." l... ALiI> a HBWES.
m4J-n 30. .-f Agents ~ Evansville.
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.yDAyT Ey. gglq.,

JDagS Y. HICKS,
ATTORNEY Al LAW, NOrAhI PUBLIC AND
C0JMIS5tO Q NGR OE' DBEO5, &c,
Fortao St,s Of inlLn1, Ohio, Keutacky, Tennessee.
Missouri, Iowa. Wisconsin, New York
and Ptunss lvania.
Authorized 20 take der roSitions be read in all the
Co The States in Unpu: also Commissioner of
TIA Fugitive slave Law. Residence, Metropolis, III.
jan1s-u
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4 CknD

HAVING Withdrawn from the frm take tis occasion
% expires thanks for the Ptrouas literally
it. an request OF late psrtaer
who " II carry The hlsiless gndimui-ed
viii. always make himself worly iene,
Of the people " MACK
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Ns@SO.UTION roTICE

it '-t"rtf- F heretofore esltinS between the SUBJ
= scrlvrs ia" style M.c iu eistino,
thisdly dissoiNel hy mutual Lsensriu-
IA continue tie GsAvss ~ the old ,taud will aendt5 The
adiunlen ot AL claim, st tie Ol Grm and IL the
name OF he purpose A persons
selves indebted 10 the late hm requested make imr-
diate paym,nt. CHARLES ". MACK
ANTHONY
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COPNRTSEas sHip.

CAN this day 1ss0csttd with che Forwarding and
Commission hasin Rotert Howard. The business
vii he hereafter conducted under the sl frui
Lewis doward el6-tf EDNABO LEWIS.
SHINGLES 0oo FIRST cplar shingles in store aud
~ iOr sale cheap to close SOns gEment by
e6 PRESTON BROS.
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ftHOIcE family Butter to be hsdat
- A5lI COOKS
rENUIET@ MONErERs. Spy Glasses and Pocket Eye
y GlAss,s. for sale ~ ey20 4. G. PTSHEE.
NESyUCk SCHOOL OF 1REDECtyE
rINHE session this will on Tue.4y
Octher Let and continue until tie end Of Feoruary witt
the following faculty:
BENJAMIN W DUDLEY. VI. D., Emeritus Professor of
Asat nay and surgery.
JoSdCA q. FLINT. NJ. D.. Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Sarsery.
HENRY NJ UfLirT " D.. Professor Of PhrsioIo ~ and
ROBT j. BRECKiN RIDGE. VI. d.. Professor Materia
M-iica and Clinical Surc.ry.
THUS "; OoL&SCorI. y. D. Professor OF natOny.
JOSEPH NORWOOD. VI. u. Professor Of Che eulistrv.
J0IN HARDIN " d Pr 'iess Of Obstetrics Disea.-
OF Women aud Children.
l.. VI LAWSON. NJ D.. Professor Of Theory and Practice
of Medicine and Cliuical Medicine.
DAY I'D CUMMiNS. VI. D.. DemonstrGtOr Of Anatomy
Clinical Lectures Louisville Marine Hospital twice
week.
Preliminary Lectures the School and the
pitti during the mon n of October free OF charge.
Material for Prcteal Anatomy abundant The diseetiug
rooms will te opened o the LIST Of October.
The fees the full lectures fl0j:
e be paid only s5 Dssetirg tckt sIO
Graduation zee SIS. II. j. BRECKINRfDGE.
aug23-weOw-novi DeGn y the Faculty.
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TIIOFEAN CoNYNCrnN-

HOkN BROOK & CHURCHILL. Agents.
water street. Evansville Ind.
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Cr.CNEEgS iV WHOLESALE AND
lsEg III.

THE undersigned constantly keeps on hand laTg
gssort nent orrresh Water l;It rand sugar Cracs
ers and also of Soda. pilot aud Navy Bread which b.
ing manufactured y the latest improved Machtuer'
can b. soII at low price "a in any place in tue es
aud are not excel "A in quality by any otner nuaHf"t'
~ in the country. large stock always on hand at M
shOpon Water street between sycamore and me.
decli-u J. HiNLl1H.
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SALE w tGDNs-rhe Good Intent" and york
~ in Plete ming order sueiIa Tor Druggist.
or Pediars use. for sale low by GEO. FOSTER a co.
elz9
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tN.-ao lslcs No Timothy and 81 bales slightly dam.
a. aged received Canal boat Indiana sale
e2s GEO. FOSTER n co.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

VDENENT 81 VIELE, wholesale Cirocers and dealers IN
Linuors Iron and Nails, OF First aud Syea-
- st,sets lmhl7-lyl
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-30
MISREPRESENTATION.

I'VE tell the re-eaters of Congress who de-
sire by abuse, to step the mouths Of all who
are opposed to the Nebraska bill, that they
will be held respe nsible for all the evils which
may result from their incorporate course ~
Clipper Of yesterday. -7.f ~ -.fa#. 81
Our Baltimore contemporary, who is
generally found taking sides with the
abolitionists, shows his disposition to join
the enemies of the Nebraska bill in their
wholesale scheme of Misrepresentation.
1t is the sheerest nonsense to talk about
the friends Of the bill abusing those who
are opposed to it, while Greeley, and his
co-laborers in the cause of abolitionism
are exhaus,ing the English language in
their search for epithets with which to
denounce its friends; and their tools, in
stigated by their incorporate language,
are burning the ef6gies of Senator's Doug
las and Toucey in their strongholds. II
must be gratifying to every Marylander
to know that the Clipper is the only paper
in the State that sides with the aboli.
tionists.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-30
THEATRICALS.

We never saw an audience more highly
delighted than that which witnessed the
performances of Miss Robertson, last
evening, at the National Theatre. In her
character of the Managers Daughter, she
personated the YORKSHIRE lass, the French
youth and Irish boy, to perfection, accent,
brogue and all. She dances. sings, and
plays the finished lady. to the delight OF
everybody. We see nothing that will
prevent her from being great card for
the managers who engage her. and real
izing a splendid fortune for herself If
her professional affairs are properly con-
Quoted. This lady is beyond doubt the
most charming and versatile actress that
has appeared for long time. T.
The Boon children, who are now per-
forming at the Variete, are beginning to
attract considerable attention in our city.
They are remarkably talented, and we'll
worth the support of amusement seekers.
Tonight, they appear in scenes from sew
eral of Shakspeare's best plays.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-30
No. 504
ArOTICE GE WITHDRAWAL

NOTICE t.F WITH DHA" AL.-At
N earnest solicitation of the seEator. end repre-
seuta ives in Congress from the State CT Missouri,
aud in Of the der of the PI esdent Of the
United States bearing date the 18th instant, the
lands whiting the following described limits alonf
th prob BILE route Of The pro pros North Missouri
Railroad fran the ciy Of St. Louis via ST. Charles,
to the hern bouI Diary CT said State in Schuyler
county, in the district OF lands to sale at the
several offices hereinafter me ntioned will re withheld
from sale entry, except for valid presumption
claims until fu ther orders TO vii:
In thu district Of lands subject to sale at ST. Lori
All the ships snd fractional townships north
Of the Missouri river including certain township
heretofore Withdrawn for the southtrn Pacific rail
real G ant.
In the district Of lands sui ct to sale at LsTEt
All The townships in the district aud inclu ling
tho heretofore W tIdrawn f5r the Rannil al and
St Joseph railroad grant.
In the district Of lands ject to sale at MILAN:
the line dividing ranges eighteen and nineteen VS.
and including ortion OF those heretofore with
drawn for the Hannibal sut st Jose; Ii rsilroad.
In the district Of lands subject to sale AZ FAYErF
All the townships in the district. situated north
of the Missouri river aid east OF he Ina dividing
the ranges eie hteen and nineteen west. including a
portion of those heretofore ~ithdrswn from the
Hsnnib,l ard St Joseph railroad
Given under ny hand at the General Land Office
at the city of Washington, this 2Sth dey OF March
1854.
By order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
mar S0-Th13w Commissioner
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House from Tenn, to succeed Mr.. Brookins
Campbell, deceased, appeared in the Hall and
was duly sworn in as member of the SD
Congress Of the United States.
MI Reuuctt rising to what he assumed to be
a question Of privilege, made statement with
re;ercncc to the position of his colleague, Mr..
j. J. TAYLOR. Of r. Y, which was replied to by
Mr. 7 whe denied Mr.. BIS authority to cate
chise him. IS regards what he had seen fit to
do or saw out of the Hall. with referenee to
any measure before Congress, or any thing
else. He also remarked, that had those in his
district who sent the petition against the Ne
braska bill to Mr.. B., the reception OF wnieh
that gentleman n ade the ground work OF MS
statement in ques ion he should have present
ed it Of course EEE2 -
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the State of the Union, Mr.
Hamilton in the Chair, wherein the six steamer
bill being nominally under consideration. Mr..
Keitt addressed tie Committee in favor Of the
Nebraska bill -z,i.-1-l.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-30

20 1t is understood, says the N. Y.
Mirror, "that the 1850 New England
clergymen who petitioned against the
Nebraska bill will all preach sermons
on the subject on the approaching Fast
Day. ."a ss.
How have the mighty fallen! To what
base uses is the pulpit of New England,
1.-THE duty of whose occupants it is to
preach Christ, and him crucified, brought
Well might he, whose cause these false
ministers are injuring, say, while referring
to them in his memorable sermon on the
Mount, Beware of false prophets, which
come to you in sleeps clothing, but in
wardly they are ravening wolves"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-30
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The htelligeneer philosophers ever the
tendency of things American, under the
head of the "Downward Steps of Radi-
calism." The editors examples are the
recent unexamplGd refusal of the Legis.
lature Of New Jersey even to consider the
petition of the competitor of Gov. Rod
man NJ. Price, of New Jersey, in the re-
cent gubernatorial election in that State,
claiming that Mr.. P. was ineligible, .te-
cause he failed to have the residence in
. New Jersey required by the Constitution !;
and next, the recent act of the democratic
majority in the Legislature of Rhode
Island in desecrating the States records
in the matter Of expunging and reversing
the act of the Supreme Court of State in
the Dorr case. The Intelligeneer's arti-
Gle in QUESTION is we'll considered, and
affords matter for serious reflection. If
our neighbor would do his work thorough
ly in this connection, he will next take
up the labors Of the New York Tribune
and the now powerful and most danger
Gus organization that journal represents
The Union contains an elaborate his
tory of the United States Post-office De-
partment from its commencement to the
present date, from the pen of d. D. T.
Leech, E-q., of this city. 1t is by long
odds, the best and most satisfactory &C.
count Of the operations and condition of
that establishment we have ever read.
We therefore commend it to those who
seek solid information. The same paper
says, Mike Walsh deserved compliment
on account of the manliness of his oppo.
sition to the present administration.
The Sentinel deprecates the means taken
by the opponents of the Nebraska bill to
defeat that measure, and praises the prin-
ciples of the Democratic party. The
same journal has an article against the
gas company Of this city, which is likely
to be very extensively read in Washing
ton, at least.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-30
WHAT PEOPLE THINK AND SAY OF
THE STAR

The Washington correspondent Of the
kalamooza tMich.) Gazette (who is un-
known to u.s. thus expresses the universal
sentiment as it regards the Evening Star /:
As tie mail must claim my letter soon, l
must take occasion, before conclude, to say q
word or two in behalf of paper, published in
this cts, which is really worth having by any
one who wishes TO be kept along with the cur
rent affairs in the National Metropolis. 1 refer
10 the Star, copies Of which / occasionally
send you. Its items are reliable; far more so
than the correspondence" generally, from
Washington. II Is of great Importance to
Agents who are prosecuting claims, pensions,
&c, IN the departments; as il contains daily
such decisions as the public officers are making
an the adjudication OF claims and settlement
of accounts Itclaims to be independent of
party. 1t Is published daily, but i-sues
weekly Cor tie low price of one dollar and
quarter. 1t has been in existence year or So
but las an enormous circulation and is con-
sidered the most reliable paper here. so far Us
the narration of Washington gossip and move
rcents in Congress are concerned. :"
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METROPOLITAN PLANNING MILL

10 THE PUBIC.
OUR MILL il again in operati m and prepared to
~ execute with promptness and de patch any
IL, rip:io Flaming in style superior all other
n.acdInc work. Surfacing on one or both sid,s
Tongueing and Growing, Rsbtiting and Beating for
w heil o irGing and partition work. Can be fur
uished in large small quantities, and at prices
twenty five thirty Per ccut lie than have usually
ranged in the market.
Carpentr and Builders are requested 20 bear US
in mid u r.akr~ their bids. th-ir work will be
done in superior manner, and st Northern price,
and without loss Of tire
TITZ HUGH C0YLE BRO
Price lists can be had at the mill or wareuous-
ray IS po2w e. 4 BRO
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COMBS, HAIR BRUSHES, &c.

I HAVE just received. and sre now open, a fine
4 assortment OF the above goods from tlle msnu
fneturer which j invite all who sle in want Vi q
God article t. give me a call.
II Combs we have
Shell. Buffalo, brazilian ami prepared horn TUX
Combs
Do DO and India Rubber Puff Combs
70 DO do do kedipg & l5s
DO and Corn Side and Neck Combs
In Brushes we have
London Bristol hair BRUSHES
Ia1ies Curling do
Do Toilet do
Fine Tooth and Nail Brushes
Infant and Comb Brushes
And large variety of Soaps, toilet and infant
Powders, Hair Oil, &c. A. TATE
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 1lth SIS
mar 2q-eest nntl