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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-24

RECEIVED PER STEAMER MIDAS.
> = BOXES W. r. Cream Cheese;
- - Gases N. Y. Paper Matches 100 gross;
l Case Is boxes first o. Indigo;
Is Boxd double refined Soda Saleratus in b. papers;
For sale at reduced prices by
oetl7 I. & D. HEIMANN
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CO-PAnTN ERSHlP IN THE

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
ed have this day entered into copartner
Ill ship the style Of French Jerauld. to
the wholesale Dry Goods and Clothing business, and 70
purpose will be glad all their friends at the oil
stand Of Ohnson 81 French, Evansville. Ind.
VIM f. FRENCH.
augI4 SYLVESTER 7. JERAULD.
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FAEE GOODS

EUST railroad the goods of the
e. suitable for the fall trade
20 rich Fancy Prints 10 cases ass'd Sattinets
do as5'd 0assimeres; do Fancy De Lalns;
do Beh Co Alpaceas; 20 pieces Beh Silk PIainsi
10 cartoons fgd MEETINGS; 10 cartoons Beh Silk Lace;
With great variety fonoy Trimmings and notions
all kin ds for sale at very low prices by - . -
agIS j. II. MAGHEE q CO.
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SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C
NwT have hand large and complete assortment
Wv of all the seheol Books in use in the West Also
full of Blank Books all Sizes Letter and Paper
fancy Note Paper plain and fancy Euvelop Black and Rec
Ink Steel Pencils and PeuhOders which We Of
fer at Wholesale retail at the Swest prices; -
sens 4. CONJUNCTION & co.
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q % Q I . h n ,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. II POydras Street,
New Orleans, La.
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hand and Tor sale lowest tarf Of prices the ioI-
" lowing:
200 bBs Hydraulic Cement; 100 Ibis White Lime;
%, 00Olght Window Sash. ass'd zoo Doors, ass'di
100 pair do Blinds do; 100 .0GO Laths;
Gray Lime in hhds and bbls, Paints, Oils. Glass Putty
Nails &c. aug27 E. S. BABCOCK, Water street.
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iuly invited 70 attend the funeral, his afternoon, q
three O'Clock, from No. 80 Pineapple street.
In Brooklyn on saturday July 70 of consumption, Mr..
G. i. LIJa, Of No. ITO Sands street aged Al years
He icu u wife and dear boy, years Of age.
In Brooklyn, 60 Monday evening, NELLIE ANNA only
daughter OF william b. and Sarah 6. Hawkins, aged
months and % days.
TIE relatives aud friends of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral, thus afternoon, ut
three O'Clock, from Washington avenue, between Gates
and Greepe streets Brooklyn.
Az Grecavlle Bergen township, N. j. on Monday
July g. Of congestive fever, SPBsE Ez BErH eldest
daughter Of Gilbert s. and sersphne Clark, in her 1910
year.
The funeral will take from parents residence
at the above place. this afternoon at one O'Clock. The
frieOds and aoquaintanees Of the amly are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral without further notice
Carriages will be at the Jersey City ferry the Jersey
side, at IL O'Clock, to convey them TO the house.
On Monday, July 2s JCHs HuGnwoRr in the Saith year
Of his age.
His friends and he public respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, this afternoon. at three O'Clock
from his late residence, near Factory Mill, Staten
Island.
Drowned, at Lahaina, Sandwich Islands, on Thursday
April TO- ABRAHAM BRowFR, Jr., eldest Of Abraham
Brewer, s, Of this city, in the SD year OF his age
He had been absent from his home and family three
years. and expected home again daily by his family
and friends.
Truly in the midst Of life we are in death
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA July 70, 1853.
Socks steady. Pennsylvania State Elves, SO; Reading
nAaIreed AZ Long Island Railroad 1874 Morris Canal
ALBANY, July 2a-lP. N.
OorH--s9c. sake for Western mixed; sales 10, 900
bughes. Oats-42c 43c. for State and Ohio; sales,
1900 bushels Whiskey, arc
BrTFAIo, July 2e-l p NJ.
Flour unch inged; some shipping demand Sales, 900
bbAs s. good Inos SO 25 50 ~ for good fancy
Ohi096 so So rs for extra do, and 50 10 for common
Michigan Wheat in reques Sales 600 bushels
diana. Corn frmer Sales, 20 000i bushels, at I2,.
A0>c Tor nnsound, and ~ sc. 4Sc for sound, from
store CLOSING at the latter Oats and rye dull Canal
treiTnu-13lse. for corn, and 17c for wheat to New
York. Receipts ,esterday-5,0l0 bbls flour, Is 3s7
bushss wheat, 575 bushels corn 1854 bushels oas,
o67 bushels rye. Canal exportslS 324 bushels wheat
81, b6o bushels corn.
BUFFALO, July 20-6 p. NJ.
Four-Demani good ard lrmer. Sales 2, 500 bbls. at
Is Z, ftr common Michigan So for good Illinois; So la
% Is for 10 good ONO So ~ 50 SO for choice
70 fancy do and ST. IS extra do Wheat in good de-
white Michigan 81 o71s for do Indiana; 81 25 for Nil
wankie club, and 81 81 tor whtc Illinois, Corn ad-
vapced Sales % 600 bushels at ~ &c 48c for sound
CLOSING at the outside hgure Oats and rye quiet Canal
frech2Co.n lac. aud wheat lSc. toSew York Receipts
Tor the twenty iour hours ending az noon 10 BIS
bbs E3ar 49, $50 bushels wheat, 110 900 bushels corn
1864 bushels oats. Canal exports-l7 Ola bushels
wtseat, 81, los bushels
os~EGo, July 2e-eP.M NJ.
Flour IL in good demand sales 200 bbls. at 50 rs
for southern Chic, 81 81 IS for extra Oswego ana
Canadian, and So 62ts 50 rs for fancy Canadian.
Chicago spring ard 81 55 al IS for Write Canadian.
Corn hyer sales 10 900 bushels AT 55c for sound and
l6c. for u.solud. Canal exports today-l,B $50 bDls.
-Four; 10, 600 bushels wheat, 3, 100 bushels corn.
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A CARD-To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or con.
~ Fress Water.-An inferior article Of mineral water
Il advertised and sold under the name OF 'ara1ra wa
ter the word saratogt' being used by counerleilers
ofCongress water IN where dare NOT risk
ing iher h,Nrus article as Congress The sue
cess o. the cheat arises from Congress water having been
often called Saratoga water that mars people suppose thai
"a It's true and only Taking advantage o an. Inc
~ as 70 resemble a. near as they dare Congress water
anl mostly sold M imitation of 10 those unac1uanei
with the distinguishing marks and brand peru,r Havoc
and qualities Of the genuine Congress water There are
mQlNude o. springs Of Saratoga, the water from any Of
whch might be thus sold as Saratoga water BY persons
whose sunes Of conscience extend only where they
are liable 70 pecunary punsemen sna vet the article 81
imposed ont he public be worthless injurious Won want
Fenne Congress water buy tot Respectable and
ID a cases observe that the brand CONGRESS
WArER-G W. Tor 4 without those words aua letters. il
sandng cean'erfeii ON writing 10 Ne, wl srnr you
G ~ prices sizes and packages, and by ordering from
direct enclosing dra for the ordered have
! safely ior~eraed 70 any part of the woud
CLARKE \ WHITE
Congress Snring. Saratoga springs
And No u Thames street, Ney York
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.==s- =--ia7s=---'|s-ss- -s-----
Political Gossip.

We ind tina, in the entire state Of Vernon. there
twenty ech. political newspapers OF these there
Papers. Circulation.
For Fremont .......................23 35, 900
For Buchanan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
There "a Fillmore paper In the State, does any
FILLMORE organization. exist.
In vig-ia, Alexander II. H. Stuart, Of Staunton, and
Lieutenant Governor Leake WERE the 2sth instant
about to engage in political discussion at the Court
House Of Orange, abon. ninety miles from Richmond.
hr. Foucney late X n candidate for Governor, is TO
spsak at zsehinond on Friday next.
is remarked that Commodore stockton, In his card OF
resignation Of the Presidential canvass did indicate
what candidate be viii support. We informed from
lancaster Pa that has been arranged that the gallant
Commodore sill vote for Mr. Buchanan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

On Monday, July %, by Rev. II. g. Montgomery, Mr.
william ii. BowDES 10 Miss ELLEN HAMMOCK all OF this
city.
At stoney Brook, L. l., Sunday, July ~ by the Rev.
T. NJ No, Mr. JAMES l. Smith to LOUISE daughter OF Jas
n Gould, Esq.
New Orleans and Florida papers please copy
On Tuesday, July 20, at St Philips In the Highlands y
oy the Rev. DR. Brown, Of Newburg, tue Rev. j. H. Ho
bRows, Rector OF the church OF the Good Angels
BROOKLYN 10 ANNA c., daughter OF Richard Uponn Esq.
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NKlssenf Letters,

List Of bes;ars advertised in the NEw YogK HERALD
Tficay Jelly IS, 1856, remaining in the New York Post
once uncs2ed for-no doubt msdirected for Boston,
Philadelphia ard Baltimore houses
william Berry q Co. VIM. A. Everett.
PANEL Cram A. Gilbert & Co.
Clark Andrews. Thomas Groom & Co.
Converse, Harding & Co. Geo. w. Haven n Co.
Converse, Burbank % Co. Summer, Austin " 90.
Copeland, Dunbar a Co, q. II. 4 W. Triton.
Croker n Hurgis--intended for Crocs ger \ Sturgs.
Samue Emmes a. Co.1hls letter is advertised In tho
letter aS, kanne sinmss I. Co., instead OF the lot
ter az, where it'belopgs
BAfTRfoRE.
y. ". Il T.. Damra0n. steirer Brothers Co.
FEuADEIRIIIA.
Chruth Terry Jenkins Co.
II. Cowperthwat & Go. Jordnn& Brother.
Courtney. Tennant &co y. Keflerlnus 4 Co.
n4 er, Welsh X Co. y. 2. Morton Co.
EitxS ersld Co Moss \ Brother.
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CHAARIrsroS July q, 1855.
Ne steamship Isabel, with Havana dates 20 July 70,
- arrived At this 9ort.
POLITICALLY there rs news Of importance.
Sugars were slightly lower SUIT holders were generally
nrm The crop would prove about one ffch short.
Ths bark James c. Hand, from Philadelphia for New
Orleans wGs totally wrecked Orange Keys, Bahamas
q the loth list Part OF the cargo wsssaved.
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them said Shat no haA lost $3.50 from one u hs panta
looms poces. HIS rocket turned inside out, and IL
his teliet thss n had been picked by of the
kind bystaRders who had assisted him out VI the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30
iJowsPapsr Change.

TRENTON, N j., July 20, 1885,
me SIass Gazette Fremont paper has been purchased
bye. W. Tolee, and will out for Fillroore The
change creates some excitement, and republican
paper will be started.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

OvrRRolnD AND RonREp.As the Jersey City ferry boat
sss landing upon the New York side a the ferry al az
O'Clock last evening two well dressed and rather slerv
kent cmcp cell overheard They were rescued One q
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BosroS, July 20, 1859.
Thie afternoon Mrs Callahan, her daughter and grszd-
chnd residents Of Coreavle wero run over and Killed
q tho Boston and Worcester RailrsQd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

Inhalation In Diseases Of the Lungs.-Noriee.
-Dr. HUNTER would rive notice that during The hot
months patients viii be received after AZ r. NJ
izy Persons requiring examination OF the lungs should,
possible, select the morning
a28 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, July a. 1885,
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, July 20, 1865.
commenced raining here about ten O'Clock this
morning and is falling plentifuly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30
es Aiger ut Charleston.

Axrival~of. the James Adger at. Charleston.
CHARLESTON, July 20, 1855.
The o. s. mail steamship James Adger Capt. s. c.
Turner fren New York, arrived here at O'Clock this
(Tuesday )morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

md nve children were takoa nom tho ruins % defsced
- = defy recognition. rumcred tAat several osner
nves have been lost Ts loss estimated at Co.,
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chanan Colonel Fremont Mr. FILLMORE being elected TO the
Presidency, Mr. = STEfNFEiD Is to be app )nted 10 the In
During hts PATRIOTS Mr. steinfeld has shown
himself the friend the constitution, and the uninchng
enemy OF levers, agues, cholera and diarhma North and
South The entire Union invited 10 call upon him and try
his celebrated btes but he takes this opportunity
inform all disunonis,s that his motto is The Union, the
whole Union and nothing but the Unon General agency
No 10 Nassau street and for sale at all the respectable bars
groceries and druggists.
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A Vigilance Committee

We want vigilance committee,
From bug and roach 10 free the city.
With LYONS TASKS arm every gent,
And make ". Lyon president.
Lyons magnetic powder and pills for insects and verm
price &c. per flask or box. Depot t2a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

years years. entirely fresh stock OF
b and cspsof ali descriptions every shse size color and
material hs. IAN be made be found FORD SCOTS
establishment lower Of roadwaS and Fulton street.
Call, examine, and be convinced OF the fact.
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Coouer,s Piils-(Prcpared fr

COOper's PiiIs -(Prcpared from the ORR
gnal recipe Of the late sir Ashley Cooper) standard
edy and warranted the best anti bilious pills in the world.
Agents q. IL. RING l92 broadway; Is. 4 ID. Sands 100
Fulton street, and G. " Cckener Co., 81 Barclay ST. " Y.
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KalllstOn.-UnlveT

KalllstOn.-UnlveTsal Praise Is Accorded to
this elegant preparation for the toilet II affords speedy
lief from the burning sensation caused by and wind
When skin parched dry, the application Of Kason
gives healthy action and thus not only beauties but pre-
serves the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
For sale by A. b. d d. SANDS, and by all druggists.
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superior all others Their improvements secure
comfort the wearer natural elegance and durability
His unyaed and only harmless hair dye applied In twelve
private rooms at BACHELORS, 2S3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

Druggists', Pcrfumers and Fancy Goods
dealers visiting the city, will find the Balm of honsand low
pertaining the breath and beauyng the plexion
the most saleabe article in the markell W. r. FEERIDGE
CO., Franklin square, New York. sale by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers in New York.
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Cholera, Oysentery, Collie,

Cholera, Dysentery, Collie, Group, Vomit-
&c, Immediately cured by Dr. TOBIAS celebrated
Venetian lnimen This remedy is recommended by the
be most eminent icians in the United States
rented harmless Sold by all the druggists and patent med
dealers In the united States Price IS and 80 cents De
pot 50 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

Defiance SAlamander Safes--AObert M.
PATRICK 10 the sole manufacturer In the United states Of
safes and patent powder proof defiance
locks bars Depot l Pearl street. one door below
Maiden lane.
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Cristadoro,s Wigs. Hair DYE and Toups

excite admiration among all connoisseurs OF suit
elegant private apartments for applying his inimabe dye
reliable article of the kind Wholesale
tail at CRISTADoRO's, No Aston House. Copy the ad
dress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

The Catarrh Doctor, &. Howard Mar hall,
whose wonderful Is still the St Nicholas Hotel
New York but viii leave Thursday afternoon 252
hours from TO T.. VI. Consultation free.
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Pianos and MeIOdeOns.-The Horace Waters
improved pianos and mesdeons 10 be found at 1
Broadway Planes rent allowed on purchases Tor
sale monthly second hand pianos from 80 W
$40, melodeons from $40 TO $l35.
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BOSTON, July 20, 1856.
ne following are the footngs OF our weekly bank
sement for the pest week. compared with these Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30

The H1anO.-TlAe Greatest Improvement IL
j. c. FISCHERS improved circular scale pianoiorte;
warercsn 1925 Broad~ Broadway theatre hanG
factory Twenty eighth Ninh New York.
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the reyielle Of the British drum welcomed
Equally universal IL the presence Of this potent
dy for diseases OF e stomach the liver the bowels and the
organs Its praise Is written in all languages
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Summer Observation-Disclosures Prices.
WhoIesslc Clothing Warehouse, No. as

William street Cedar and Liberty srees-DAVID
j. h GEORGE j. LEVY. Merchants particularly in
nspectour stock ready made clothing before
chasing
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Hill, the Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and
whskers styles different shaped heads and faces
at No. Bacay street No interest other establishment
Hair dye shilings a box, black and brown.
Wigs, Wlgs,W igs-5,OOO or those Invisible
$40 wigs and toupees MEDHUR Sr &COS q Maiden lane.
Made of the best materials warranted shrink change
color Beware of extravaganza Broadway prices Brads,
bands curs &c.
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THE TURF.


CENTREyIr.IE COURSE, 4. I.-TRoTTING.-THUR
~ day July 81 =, So O'Clock, match $50, mile heats
stallion Plough Boy; Mr.. - names Cream Geling
JOEL CoNkLIN, Proprietor.
CENTREvIrI.E COURSE, T. I-TROTTING-MON
~ day august at O'Clock, match 500, two mile heats
JOEL C0SKLIS, Proprietor.
DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS. HARLEM.-TRoT.
~ ting on wednesday, he s,h, At O'clock r NJ ior
following entries have been mad.;-W,llan vi Van Cois
W h. snowsake Charles N watons b. h. fearno, r. Oglc's
b. m No surrenderi p Helms Blk M Lady MOSCOW, Jr.
Union COURSE, I. L-rRoTTTNG.-oN wEDyEs.
day July ~ a. sas o'ccck match tor feo mile heats
Oakley; =. Mclaughlin names b. Lady Moscow Cars wiz
leave South ferry Brooklyn Tor the Course at AZ O'CLOCK
turn, nf,y cents SHAW WHITE, Propriciors
THE TRADES.
CARvER wANTED-A YOUNG AMERICAN OR ENG.
~ shman 70 assist In the carving Phila
deipma Apply 10 Mr. Gage, Globe Hotel Fulton market
WANTED-rMpEpIATELY ONE FIRST RATE
understand the business Apply at the Office Pefmou shop,
Piermoni, New YORK.
WANTED-By AN ENGINEER, A SITUATION TO
r1n stationary engine and keep her y running order
Pearl st, between 3 and O'Clock y. NJ.
w matchmaker, who own tools and good
ference Apply nj blls Bleecker street
WASTED-A GOOD AMERICAN MATCHMAKER; ONE
w Wishing permanent situation in the city, and having
good city resetenoe, may address >. B. Herald Office.
WANTED-AT TINE UNITED STATES NAVAL nos
w pitai, rAst nrooklyn, gardener. Good recon.
AN.
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his teei thss + had been picked by of the
---,---
NJ Old sock which has been Accun, ulat,ng
nasrs NJ az ~ @ EVERY ~ or
Call eAaAeae' and DC eoasin'edoi 'hefast
The riano.-Ttsc Greatest Improvement Is
warercsn 1925 Broad. opposite roaway theatre aanG
factory iwehs elsnh street and Sin'h avenue &c"
Pianos and MeIodeons.-The Horace Waters
Broadway Planes rant and allowed on purchaser Tor
sale monthly paymens second hand pianos from $50 70
-
Simmer CIoth,uu-Reduced Prices,
Cheek Marseiles suits %
Black alpaca suits ~
Fs Fancy M sassMess sss,s
The very best linen pants
Fine white duck coats 50
A. EVANS extensive clothing warehouse Nos % and %
fuHo" suee'
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, No. IS
nEoRssE J. LEVY Merchants are Particularly in,
'A"S''s'
Defiance Salamanca sa1ssT ni.o. NJ;
~ h me .asas snS na,en, noder nro dsdaocs
nsss ana e cso1S 0A'a pep0 w 0A'
Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees
are superior to all others Their improvements
natural elegance and durability
His harmless hair applied twelve
private rooms, at BATCHELORiS 233 Broadway.
Cr,s,.aov.,,s vv,gs Hair nv. aud roure.s
axci,e adiraon among ali connoisseurs Of art ann Of
eana,t nrxate anartmen,s for annvinr his I've
pahia ap ~ Ne In, pp,n WhnasaI a 80
me only remn.e apce OF .le kha ea anu re-
s ~, a. ohioi . w. Aso' iiou'o "ops mo "e
uess
whskers IN stvea ~ m he heads ana fces
at No Baclay street No nters in any other
Hair dive, 4 shllings box black and brown.
-----
Wigs. WIGS. w ixs.-5. 600 or those Inv .sible
Made the materials shrink change
color. Beware Of extravaganza Broadway prices Brads,
bands, curls, &C.
"
this elegant preparation toilet affords speedy
lief from the burning sensation caused by sun and wind.
When the skin pached and dry the application Of kaiston
healthy action and thus not only beauthes but
serves the complexion. Traveller
For sale by A. b. a ID. SANDS, and by all druggists
DruUpists, pcrfumers and Fancy Goods
,a i,,na - o,,, LII an no H., ~ ,ns,sand n.,
@ s rss me ~ NY sraa,h an me- IN he
~, ~ ar,ioia i he narrai W - EEr, IncE
w os ra.p onara New yarl sor ala 10 al 49,,
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situation charnhrrfnai and w.aser az r,,t
An nuer Good reference place M direction n,
The country kppy a n Eas' Broadway fourth oor Iva
10 NJ. ior tWO days
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N ANTED-1N A WHOLESALE FANCY Goops Ann
TOY store bookkeeeper q some experience; also 4
yot mr. man 10 take charge Of the sfok None hui oc
qua ned with The business need apply Address with res
cncs, box 9ef Post Office, stating salary expected
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-23
rAsHIosADtf DANCING.
At Munder's Assembly Hal !.
Z" NUMBER, Professor OF Danciu

A W
H w. NUMBER, Professor of DanciB
He at Georgetown College and Convent. fno
principal teacher Of Washington city, has the 2ooT
TO announce 10 his former patrons and the ~ 10
generally that he will resume the duties OF has
on Thursday, November 9Th, 1856, at hunder AS
sembIy Hail. adjoining the Star officr, ut o'eotd,
p. NJ, for ladies, misses, and masters, and on the
same evening, at 75f for gentlemen.
He feels assured that the unequalled progress O.
his numerous pupils in his former classes is suh
Gent guarantee OF his superior skill as an instructor
Prof NJ begs leave 70 remind the public OF the
unbounded success Of his May Festival Ball, at the
National Theatre, which was attended by upwards
Of 1000 persons
His new Hall, which is one of the largest most
beautiful, and conveniently in the city, with
two large dressing and supper rooms added which
be rented for balls and parties. The location Is
convenient 20 persons residing in any part OF the city,
Days of Tuition On Tuesday and Thursday, al 5
o'clock, p NJ, and on the same evenings, al for
gentlemen.
A class for young married ladies and gentlemen
viii be formed shortly.
All who desire 10 join his classes, viii please apply
at Mr. John F. Elliss Music store, Pennsylvania ave.
nue. near Tenth street or to Prot. NJ. AT his rooms
on the above days. subscription list is now open
TO receive the of those wishing tickets
to the Soirees, Only IS for the season.
oct B0-du