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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-03

CARPETS FLOOR OIL-CLOTHs. RUGS. MATS.
CLOTH EMBROIDERED PIANO AED TABLE COVERS,
All widths Oi1-CIOths for Tables &c.
WpENT DUvALL have nov in store their full assOTt-
H0 mbraoing all varieties ofsyle
quality price, imported Royal tOn Car
pet o the Kentucky home made Rag.
Floor Cloth all widths ofentirephew designs These
goods 20 ht any shaped or ball aAd PUT them
down free Of cost.
Plane and Table in Cloth snbOsssda great
variety.
nishing establishment.
We warrant all OF our goods the best fabric and Of
prices equa in all respects to those
any Eastern cities. All ask examination Of
BENT DUTALL'S
oets Furnishing wArehouss, Louisvins. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-03
DUDLEY. STONE q CO.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
iSeeOsG Street, 6etn Maia asd the River,

NesOFH SIIesEi VeE " 11Rt# iva VIC 1ttVe7i
LOUISVILLE; KY.
mNARTICULAR attention paid the purehase and sale ef
Jill HEMP. COTTON. TOBACCO. PORK, BACON.
LARD FLOUR ETC together with all kinds Of Produce
Manufactured Articles oensgnnonts soliitesa, and
usual advances made.
REYES To-Messrs. Buehsnaa Co., Wholesale Groeers
and Commission Merchants " A. Riehardson Co.. Hemp
Manufacturer Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Groeers and
Star Candle Manufacturers ewesy Pork Packers
Commission Merchants Armstrong Allen. Dealers in
Pork Montgomery. DaVdEe Co.. WholesAle Dry Goods
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-03

AT SCHMIDT & bTAHhhs .
wTE kasu constantly hand variety OF Sofas. Dixans
AN Iannges Chairs, etc.. of msnufacture. o.
o order any thsse articles with hair plusl
bottoms and in any Style desired ~
Aise lust large and besutiui rar1ety Of
PAPERS all qualities and ssyss We
" in5Ie Pu0hs A''sA'' SCHMIDT STTRKE.
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Pay Up.

Some OF our agents in Washington, George
town and Alexandria, complain to US that
some CT the Stars subscribers in the three els
ter cities put them to the trouble of calling re-
peatedly for the pay fer their papers. This is
unjust and ungcnerous. With prices for ev-
erythiTg necessary in getting out the Star, (but
the white paper Oh which it is printed) nearly
twice as great as in any other city in the
Union in which a penny paper is published,
cur many thousand subscribers are charged
FOX it but six cents per week. We are forcel
to hold our agents responsible for the due COL
lection # the sixpence from each subscriber sup
piled by the boys under their respective direc-
tions and mana cement. Otherwise, our bust
ness would be losing one; as VIC pay cash for
everything and an enormous amount of it
weekly. In failing to pay promptly, the sub
t-iber, therefore, Isl doing US a grievous wrong
Ne believe that where it happens it is almost
alT IS the result Of houghtlessness-inadver
teucc. We trust that these hints will prove
sUfi-icEt 10 call TO the minds Of delinquent sub
scr.bcrs the fact, that to compel an agent Of
eur paper to make a second call for the pit
tlnce due for it, is actually to cost US at least
half that amount to collect it. Our terms are
cash, 5rreGiy, and We cannot and will net at
tempt 70 scIye subscribers who compel our
agents TO call repeatedly for subscription
money
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TuREg BOYS At A B,PrH.-The Albany Ar
gus tells the following tale of an cmigrant on
the pier there: "A widowed lady, of English
extraction. incorsolablo with the loss of her
husband, determined TO leave the home of her
childhood, the scenes Of her earthly bliss and
sorrOws, and seek home in this s'much laud
ed land" She arrived in this city Monday
morning. On the passage up the river she was
taken violently ILL., and so continued until the
boat arrived al the wharf Then all was bus
tie snd confusion, among the emigrants as
among all others, both on the boat and docks
The eIngrai.ts-live frcight-snd their lug
gage were speedily hurried off and away to
tho Central depot. Not so with the poor, ill
widow. In the confusion she had been for
gotten, but anxious to continue her journey
with her acquaintPnces-canw We say friends
She managed 10 walk off the boat to the wharf,
but the exertion quite exhausted her physical
means and she sank PROSTATE TO the dock
Several stevcdoros seeing her incapacity to
walk, and her evident prostration with pain,
procured some mating and laid her down be-
side huge pile O. freight. Having dono this
charitable act they resumed their labors. The
female was not thought Of till an hour later,
when, to the surprise of one who sought her
to enquire if she felt any better, he found that
in the interim, three boys was born into this
breathing, living world" The friendlcss
emigrant was no longer overlooked; she had
found friends, for an apartment ut a hotel hard
by was soon assigned her, and thither she was
conducted with her ''littie family" Mother
and the ''triplets'' are doing as we'll as could
be expected -
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Jerred. Under that arrangement the United
States Treasury made about $4,000 in pre-
miums. The new arrangement will, of course,
yield larger profit to it, and shows the grow
ing Importance and greater safety of the COM
mercial business Of our Pacific side. There
were other bidders for this contract, but none
Offering so high premium as that proposed
by the successful bidders.
The New Custom House at Alexandria,
Va.-The Secretary of tho Treasury has Sc
lected as the site for the new Custom House
and Post Office to be built in Alexandria, Va,
the lot at the corner of Prince and st. Asaph's
streets, offered by Taylor, Browns heirs, and
Graham. The price paid for it is Sll $50.
Monetary and commercial.-Tho following
quotations Of bonds, stocks and land warrants
were furnished US to-day, November 2l,) by
Chubb Brothers.
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CURIOUS CHAPTER OF CRME.-At Caudia,
n. H., three young men Of unenviabie noto-
riety, snatchcd thirty-two dollars from the
wife Of John Stevens, while she was making
change for liquor she had cold them in viola
ton of law. They were prosecuted, and the
man who entered the complaint, had his house
burht down the night afterwards. When the
day of trial came, the counsel of the accused
having threatened Mrs. Stevens with prose
cution for the sale Of liquor if she appeared
against them, she cleared out on having the
stolen money returned to her, and tie delin-
quentS were consequently discharged.
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ssrgIr OF TEE MORNING PRESS.

The Union discusses - Recruiting in For
eign Countries and agrees with the Inteiti-
ge"oer in the belief that the opposition will
speedily unite to organize tho House, and
quotes an article from the New York Tribune,
wherein it is proclaimed that the Republicans
will support no one who runs only as Know
Nothing candidate.
TIE HtelhseHcer dePrccates newspaper sug-
sesti,ns Of terms on which our current misun-
derstandirg with England may be settled
expressing full confidence in the ability of the
Government to do that thing unadvised after
that fashion.
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PERSONAL.

....Hon Thompson Campbell, of CaIifornis,
and Hon. VIM Smith, of Virginia, are in this
city, al Browns hotel!
.... Miss Re5ecca Harrington, about twenty
years Of age, who WAS employed in the Uni
yerS.'y printing establishment. in old Cam
bridge, committed suicide on the 18th instant,
by jumping Into the river from the "oid
Brighton bridge" IL is rumored that the
cause &c tie act was scme misunderstanding
with lover.
80. Eight lawsuits against the Mayor,
Comptroller, the corporation and private par
ties, in New York, have grown out Of the Jo-
seph Walker troubles Two Of these suits are
brought against the corporation, others against
FeIn1Hdo Wood and eleven policemen, y
ana the last is by Alderman Herrick himself,
against Aessrs Wood and Flsgg.
.... Jacob Lorman, soldier of the revolu-
tiCn. died at the residence of his son, Mr. John
L'rlnan, near Evansville, Montgomery county,
Maryland. or the 18Th instant, N the one hun
drcd md tenth year Of his age.
&C.. Cardinal Wiseman is definitely ap-
pointed 10 the Office Of librarian Ct the Vati-
can, IN tie place OF, and in succession TO, the
late learned Cardinal Mai.
.... Thomas Carlyle, Charles Dickens, and
JEAN Foster have addressed Il letter t. the
IuI4ic tE!-u7n the llHcS. IN Dehalf CT the
gJl-dgughter of Samuel johnson, who is living
I.th her sister, in = state of great poverty, at
No. 5, MinerTa-place, NcWcross, Deptford
The letter IS evidently written by Mr. Car
lyle, and it is III his very best manuer-manly
and unUistakable. The object Of the letter is
10 obtain sum of mOney,-about f400-just
sufficient u purchase an annuity for the two
I.T!as representatives Of johnson.
go. We take great pleasure in announcing
says the Chicago Timcs) that T.. B. Ames.
Esq, Of ueLnepin, Putnam county, in this
State, has been appointed by the President
10 the Post or Consul at Hamburg, one Of the
three free cities in Germany.
....Rey. Dr.Wrn A. Smith, Of Randolph Ma
coz College, Va, is preparing series oflectures
a. slavery, for publication. They were for
merry intended only for delivery before the
senior classes Of the college, but the friends OF
J.. ;. have OF t2iGed liS consent t. their pub
J. Glivn.
....John b. Cough, the great temperance
lecturer, has been compelled, in consequence
If iil-heilth, II abandon lecturing for the
present. AID Is returned to his home in Mas
sscAUSctts
IA New York paper, speaking of the re-
port CT gentlcmcn's fashions, says: s.Thcrc
!. not I-uch chaHSe in gentlemen pantaloons
This month
-. Dr.. Theoderio Romeyn Beck, well
known throughout the country rs one Of the
vast ieerned chemists and physicians in the
United States, died On Monday morning at
Aloary, n. Y.
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liz The merchants connected with the
Chamber Of Commerce held q meeting on
Monday end appointed committee of ten to
investigate the facts connected With the sol
cure Of the bark Maury by the United States
District Attorney, with view to exonerate
the owners from the charge If fitting out YES
stis Tor unlawful enterprises. The merchants
desire TO show to the British Government tn at
their sgeAts in this country have been alto
gether TOO hasty, and thus allay the excited
feeling that now prevails il England ~ Y.
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WHALING AT CAFE COD.-Great excitement
among the whalemen Mt Provincetown, Mass,
OIL Saturday morning last, occasioned by a
whale being seen off that place. Some fifteen
boats Immediately put out in pursuit About
thirty minutes after he was first seen he was
struck by harpoon from one of the boats,
when he Immediately commenced running,
dragging the boat, and nearly filing it with
water, but in some manner he cleared himself.
There have been several in tho harbor within
few days past, but none of them have been
captured. They are Of the fn-back species.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF wASHINsTUN,
GEORGETOWN. ALEXANDRIA,

wv ~. ALE
AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTIES.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS His
Il grateful thanks 10 the citizens Of wasLiagtOn,
Georgetown, Alexandria, and the Surrounding
counties for the very gen efous and sbstant al "a
tTona2e bestowed upon him since his entrance m
buSiae: and trusts that by strict Application Ca
business and -dtererce 20 his old favorite maxim,
"Quick sales ana small profits, F" TO insure con-
tInlation Of their fsvo.s
have Just returned from the North, where I
have selected, with particular care, the largest
sortment Of GOODS ever introduced by any one
establishment in this city, consisting Of an i'm
mense variety Of styles classes, and qualities CT
Stationery. Perfumery, New and D 4 Music, Mu-
steal Instruments CT every kind, including stock
Of Pianos from such manufactures az Hallct,
Davis & Co. Boston; Bacon & Raven, New
York and Others, T0il1t Articles, line En2r
ings, with and without Francs; Umbrellas, Gaze
Ba kets, Mant,l Ornaments and an endi' IA.
riety OF Fancy Goods, including styles Of chill
dreR's Toys beyond description.
Ii would be utterly impossible - do justice 20
our large, varied and beautiful as>oitment Of
Goods in an advertisement: therefore We invite
you the first dav you on the Avenue TO call ard
examine for yourselves. IL matters not whether
you buy or not; II YOU come In YOU Will oertEinly
see something that you will want at a future day,
or an article that yOu know your neighbcr is look
ing for.
IL Remember the great Variety store Of
JOHN r. ELLIS
800 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9h and 10Th
streets, few doors from 10th. nov 20-I
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RATES OF FOREIGN BANK NOTES.
The Current Operations of the Treasury De-

The Current Operations of the Treasury De-
pertnent.-On yesterday, Goth November,
there were Ct Treasury Warrants entered OF
the books Of the Department.
For the Treasury Departmental. S9,457 20
For the lnteriar Department 80. 54.236 81
For the Ccetons,. ..,.,.......... 30, l55 III
War Warrants received and en-
tered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 125,l42 Sc
War rcpsy warrants received and
entered. .............. 200 90
On account Of tho Navy........ 1908 ~
Covered in from miscellaneous
sources. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2l2 81
Covered in from lands. .......... $500 90
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R On Monday afternoon couple Of sharp
err enticed a verdant Virginian to the foot Of
10th street, East River, where they swindled
him oct Of $500, by inducing him to bet upon
the contents IT patent safe'' After part
irg with his money, he became satisfied that
a s"lndiIIg g4IGe had been practised upon
him, and lie drew a revolver and threatened
to put bell through each Of them If thew did
not refund the money. They did not, how
ever, do 80, and escaped with whole skins.
The vhginian stops at Lovejoy's hotel.-N.
Y. Mirror.
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EXCITEMENT AT PARKvILLE.-Therc was n
good deal of excitement in Parkville on Tues
day, caused by the appearance of George S
Park, the proprietor Of the old Parkville Id
minary, which was thrown into the river last
spring, for advocating negro stealing. The
citizens had meeting and appointed COM
mittee to order Park to leave town. Some Of
Parks friends interfered, and they were about
20 have fight. At last accounts they had
not settled what should be done-.St Louis
Neacs, Nor l5
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|. A wag in Detroit has been taking liber-
ties with the reputation of the Pontiac rail-
road. lie was asked whether he knew of an
accident on that road, and replied: Never
but once middle-aged gentleman left Pom
ilsc for Detroit, and died Of old age at Biz.
Ringham-hslf way"
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THE Loans or THE RornCnILDs.- loans
negotiated by the Rothchild. since the begin
ming Of the European war arc enormous.
They reach the enormous amount of five hun.
dred and fifteen millions, viz to England.
$50, 600 900; to Turkey, 81, 600, 900; to Aus,
tTs SaC 0o mrs. iGsn d 70 Russia
England, in excheqaer bills, SIS, OOO, 600:
and second loan, just being perfected j,
500 coo, 600
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FIRE COMPANIES DIsBANDED.-Several of
the Steubenville, Ohio FIRE companies having
got at loggerheads with the city authorities,
have disbsnded. Some Of the fremen were
having noisy serenade in honor Of the mar.
riage of an officer of one Of the companies, and
several Of the parties were arrested and put
in Jail The companies demanded the release
of the prisoners, and, being refused, took their
apparatus to the Market House, and delivered
them up to the city authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-21

ISoElSIFICATIoS.-Mes Wells, Butter.
field Co, expressmep, New York, paid to
the United States Treasury, yesterday, $50.
600 indemnity for the boxes Of specie belong.
ing TO the Government, stolen from the ex-
press carrier during the transit from Dubuque
aad New York, some time since.
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MR.. WILLIAM PALMER,

PROFESSOR OF SINGING, FLUTE. &c
WELDING TO THE SOLICITATION OF
l. several Of his friends, purposes forming class
es for VOCAL INSTRUCTION, both for younG
persons ard adul $, and which classes will
suitably divided according TO the ages and sey
of the members
Terms, i've dollars per quarter Of 20 lessons
Those who are DESTROYS Of availing themsely 4
OF the facilities thus afforded for learning Voes
Music, are requested 10 make early applicstiorIk
Mr.. WM. PALMER, at his residence, No. (
Z street, corner 18th. &C 10
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Lzs The fund raised in New York for the
support # The orphans Of Norfolk and Ports
L. ..h who lost their parents during the late
eiilenic, amounts to -, goo.
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!-FURS !-FURS.
FOR THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
VYTEARE NOW OPENING THE LARGEST
w and most fashionable styles Of Ladies' and
ChildreI's DRESS FURS, direct from the Nor b
American Fur Company, In
SABLE ERMIN,
STONE MARTIN,
ROYAL FITCH,
FRENCH SABLE,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
ROCK MARTIN,
BEAU MARTIN,
LYNX & CoNEY,
made up in Talmas, Cspes, Pilarines, Bcas and
Victornes. MUFFS and CUFFS CT all sizes
and styles
Also, large assortment of Children's and Misses
FURS, on sale at the Chea Cash Bazaar, corner
Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
nov 2I-eo2w BUTT & HOPKINS.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

John ii. SMOoT, NO. Il9 SOUTH SIN
y Bridge street, EeaI High, Oeorgetown, ID. q
has rece we'd an additional supply CT Fail .
Winter GOODS, making his assortment V
complete
ment Of
Ladies' Dress Gods
Black MORE Antique silks
MORE Antique Cloak and Dress Trimmings
Rich striped and MORE Antique Sash and Boz
Swiss and Cambria Bands, Collars and sleeyS
Blfck and cold Cloths, for Cloais
stella, Brocha and Bay State Shawis
win a good assortment Of the test makes Flan-
nels, Blankets, and Dry Goods generally.
MY stock being desirable and cheap pure assrs
VIII md IL to thfir advantage ell before ~
fully SUPP lied II. sMOOT
nov l3-u
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GENTS FURNISHING GOOps.

INCUR HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPART-'
Il ment viii be found full assortment Of evory'
thing in that line. of the newest styles AID sizes.
Also, Lambs Wool, Mcrino, Cotton and SILK
Undershigts and Drawers, silk and Linen Cam
bic Hdkfs. Stocks, Neck Ties, Scarfs, Suspend-
erS, Umbrellas, Travelling Shawls and Blankets,
Gumelsst'c Over coats, Gumelasiic Ieggins,
Gumelastic Caps. Gumelastic Sou Westers, al
onc-th!rd less than usual prices.
w. EGAN & SON,
No. 323 south side Pa. avenue,
nov 19-2w between 9th and eth SIS
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RANGE OR STOVE COAL $3.50.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF WHITE ASH COAL
N (nat siIe) at the above low price. ,2i0 lbs.
TO the ten.
III CUMBERLAND and ANTHRACITE
COAL, fIom the most approved mines, de iveIed
al short notice, and at the lowest market pr ces.
SHIELDS CO.
Office at Southwest corner Of Oh and ii SITS
nov l9-lw&
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& p. ROOVER.S

II. RUOtERS
Boos, Shoe, and Trunk Establishment,
Iron Hall. Ia. avenue, between 9th and 10th SIS.
IN THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT
4 which has no superior ia the u. States, nSsy
NAV be found, al all times, the most ex- D&l
tensive stock IN this city, Of every styley Ek
and quality OF LADIES, GENTLEMEN, s
CHILDREN and SERVANTS BOOTS and
SHOES. Also, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS,
VALISFS. SATI HEELS, &c, to which he begs
leave TO call he attention Of his customers, ciii
sem generally, members Of Congress and s;ran-
&c 5.
Els stock, recently selected from the most cele-
brated manufacturers for fall and winter wear, is
very superior
He promises to offer unusual inducements TO ell
who may favor him with a csll.
p. HOOVER
T. $50 EGrn.ts and otierS.-Ihave on hand
400 pairs of Goa Winter Bco.s, which | shall
offer at cost Call and see. nov 2I-tf
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TYLER's COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC

AS A REMEDY FOR COUGHS. COLDS,
IA HOARSEN ESS, ASTHMA, wHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, &c, posses ses the greatest adj
vanaGes, with the least objections Of any other IN
uGe, having been extensively Used the last twenty
years with unparalleled success, not trumpeted 10
the word as specific cure az, but recon-
mended as a valuable and scientific auxiliary IN
has been generally found to afford relief where
most others have been tried without material ben
eft. AS such 1t is recognized by numbers Of our
LEADING physicians, who know fits competition,
and have been eye witnesses Of Its superior { ii
Cacy, as well as by thousands OF our most re.pec-
table citizens, who all endorse Its claim 10 being
safe, palatabie, economical and eficacious. Price
IS cents, or three bottles Ia one SO cents.
Wholesale Agents, PATTERSON 4 MARIN
and STOTr & co I, Penna. avenue; PEEL d
STEVENS Alexandria; CISSEL, Georgetown
Retailed by Druggists generally.
Also, TfLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS, the same composition In
lszenge form, lax cents box. nov 10
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LN0R SALE.-A MARE, OF FINE BLOOD
l. and mcttle, and Colt, nearly weened. a.
The Mare is al exec lent working animal 10y
for light draft, stands without hitching. VIII he
sold low, for went Of use. Enquire at Shreve .
Livery Stable, eth street. nov 2Q-6t&
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CONCERTS EVERY EVENING

Al 70 T. II n M - CdLOON.
Capitol Restaurant, Maryland a-esEs, %.
An ENGAGEMENT HAS BEEN MADE
N with thc beautiful and charming MISS
FANNY FORREST, whose sweetness and
power of voice has created such a sens alton in
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, who viii
appear every evening ia conjunction with Mr.. :.
RAYMOND, Tie celebrated Buno Singer, ind
other artists
Commencing on Monday evening, November
10Th, ct o'clock.
Admission Oh cents. rcv l7-iy~
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NEW YORK FURNISHING ESTAB.
ItSHtyENT


LtShNENT,
ONE PRICE ONLY WE RESPECT
" fully call attention 20 our New Establish
ment, where wedesign keeping GENTLEMEN 8
FURNISHING GOODS Of frs: quality, md Of
the very latest styles; also, CLOTHS, CASsl.
MERES, and ViSTINGS, which we make 20
order n the most eie"ant manner Also, q select
stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
We have no hesitancy in saving that we have
fitted Up CT the most eeyaat Storet Of Its size
in any city, ard have adopted the now almost
universal system OF all the principal stores through
out the Northern ciIies-TBAT OF ONE PRICE
ONLY, which gives confidence 10 customers, and
that they may rely al once on getting articles AZ
much more correct, IL not lower, price than the
running scale. WALL. L. STEPHENS,
800 P6nnsy lvania avenue,
a few doors below the National Hotel.
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HALL RESTAURANT
J.

INDEPENDENCE HALL RESTAURANT,
"CoLUMBIA PLACER
Corner Of Sevcl.h street and Louisiana avenue.
NJESSRS DONIPHAN BEvANS WILL
vi open this day, November Dist, ''Inde- -
pendence Hall Restaurant " This estab-
ment will be conducted on the most liberia S@A
scale for the comfort and convenience Of their
friends a d the public.
Their LARDER will he supplied with all the
delicacies Of the season. and their vaults with the
choicest LIQUORS.
Thy have fitted up " Independence Han'' re-
gerdless OF expense and only ask a liberal share
II public pat ronage to render this Saloon second
TO none In the city.
They Will be pleased TO welcome their friends
OF the evening q Thursday, the I'D instant, be-
tween and O'Clock. nov 21-4t