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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-27

SUNDRIES
y 1900 Extra fine free trade Cigars;
20 Gross Pint Flasks; r....4 e, .
% Boxes Essence Coffee;
20 don. L. b. Half Bushel Measures:
- do Washhoaryis;
- Is do Peck and Half Peck Measures;
augs9 Il. & ID. HERMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-27
TOYS, MOTTO Ms,

EUST received full stock Of almost all the leading
81 articles in the Toy and Notion line FOR my retail
and jobbing trade. With my present arrangements
East shall he adding to my stock every ten days, and
will always be happy to see all customers who may
my former stock Of vions Music Boxes, Accordeons,
Flutes, Fifes, French Harps, Banjos, Sc., have in
store four superior Boston make PIANOS all Of which
will lie sold low for cash. A.C- PUSHEE,
sept3 No. 6 Mitchells Block.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-27

"A HOUSE situated in the lower part of the city,
IN containing eight Rooms, with two good Cisterns.
and Cellar also fine Garden, with shrubery and
fruit trees and sabling for six horses, will lie rented
10 "A good tenant on reasonable terms. Apply 10
sep29-tf NATHAN ROWIEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

IL -Four negro men escaped last week from
the Jail in Richmond. One was recaptured A
the fugi;iyes.
ID Jas. c. Clinton, from New Y ork, stopped
at a hC.eI IN Charlotte, y C, and attempted to
commit suicide by swallowing three tea 5000, =
las life, pump S"e'1
IL ioun2 married women have been arrested
again IN Boston Tor swindling by the mourning
dodge; They Were suddenly called to attend a
funeral and procured black waEdrobes from sym
pathiziDg people.
IL Ms. Graves, wife II Il conductor ON n O
Concord and Montreal Railroad was ON a vist
TO Wells river, VT, the other day and she lad
never seen the inside Of telegraph office a visit
Was paid to il, and the first message that came
while she was there, was one directed to herself
announcing her husbands death.
A WIDE-AwAEE CoRPoRAL.-A corporal with
slA IecFnhs Yfs on his way to New York on the
cars the Other day. when as the train was going
under fuil Roadway, near P0ughkeepsie a re-
cIult leap'd c u the tiain. Quick as fash the
70 ,S,,s AMER nim-and caught him Strange
seats
IL The Cantharis or Spanish ay. is a native
OF California Large numbers Of his insec, x.,,.
observed some days ago on the ssisIa,d,; Ga,-ont
the GuadIiouPe, Santa Clara county Tbey en-
sometimes BE- seen there, IL is said i'm cnsters ~
swaTns, large enough To MI a pjnt noeasn. .
They a.e as EASILY caH9ht Us any o,Ler - -. !,
as the powder Of canthIades in sold I'm or, -
stores at a very high figure, there seems no rss.
son why these little bugs should no, be a renal
Eble commodity.
III Dr. J. J. Wetherbee, dentist, No. 10 T,e.
mont Row, Boston, has introduced into his prac.
tice a very useful and elegant operation Suite
worthy Of public attention. IL consists OF the
restoration Of partially decayed teeth by crystal
gold welded on. The original form Of the toot
Is fuIly restored, and, for all practical purposes,
IL Is as good as new. We have seen two front
t-eth, One-third gone by decay, fully brought
m YNy a nj sha Sfr
and service. Wherever there is a solid founda-
tion, no matter how much Of the upper portion
Of tooth is gone, this operation can be success
fully performed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05
PERSONAL

go. John W. Nelson. eldest son of Mr Justice
Nelson, of the Supreme Court of the United States
died at New York on the Sd inst.
.... The Hon. r. X Meade, u 8. Minister to
Brazil, has been III in New York, but IS recover
ing.
80. Major Deas, L. s A, Capt J. ". Miller
and Coia'rs L. I. Hunter, De Camp, and Ganse-
wort T. $. N, and Hon John Kelley, \. Y.
are at willarJs'
80. Eli b. Nichols, young man of respectable
connections, has been arrested in New York for
embezZling letters containing subscriptions to
Porter's Spirit of the Times
-... Colonel T. b Thorpe, the 90 Bee Hunter, -
stump-speaker, editor OF Lesiie's Illustrated
News, and contributor TO HaIpers' Magazine has
just set up his shingle in New York city, and
been admitted TO the bar of that State
go. BY the star of the West, we have intelIi-
gence of the death, by cholera, Of Hon. w F.
Venable, U. s. III mister to Guatemala, On the I'D
Of August. Mr.. V. was a native of North Caro-
lima. but a resident of Tennessee, where he leaves
a widow and six children.
.... The Panama Star states that Mr. w Carey
Jones had left san Jose, and was in Punta Arenas
on his way 10 Nicaragua His business with the
but it was said that he left the capital bad terms
with the government.
-..."YOu call that good don't your" said Mr.
Fnnshsw, Offering a note on Providence bank
at the bar OF one OF our hotels 90 YES - replied
the attendant, '.it's good undoubtedly but like
Deacon Cranston's piety when he gets swearing
mad, IL Is not Immediately available,'
80. Some heartless scoundrrl circulated re-
port in New York. on Thursday, that Captain
HerndOn had been rescued and had arrived at
Quarantine. The 80 news was carried swiftly
To Mis-. HerndOn, vino immed lately started for
Quarantine only to meet disappointment, which
must have crushed her already lacerated heart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

The money panic now sways the minds and
actions OF twenty-five millions Of the most active,
energetic and industrious people on the face az
the globe. For the moment values have ceased
to be, and money can with diadculty be obtained
In Ne" York, even at six per cent per month on
the most solid security ~
state and railroad stocks have declined from 20
TO 80 per cent. Returning sense, doubtless, will
soon restore matters to a better condition. and
then the reaction will be as rapid upward AZ 1t
mas been downward, on all substant ai securities
Our country was never richer, the crops never
larger; and when this senseless panic shall have
PASSED, the prospects Of a large and sound bust
ness will never have been brighter.
Ia New York, we learn bv f.Ievranb to.aay .
mach more cheerful feeling prevails, and gen
eEal advance In stocks has taken place. Saturday
was considered the test day with the business
IL they could get through that day, the wsrst
would have passed. The banks are almost i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

made to assassinate one Manuel Castanares a wit
ness for Limantour, in his celebrated case now on
trial before the U. 5 District Court. and in which
some thirty or forty millions Of property q. con-
ceTned The attempt was said to be made by
stabbing him in his sleep. His evidence had
hsen partly taken when this affair took place
Tie wound, which was made by his own knife.
was not severe one, and he hrs since proceeded
in his testimony. reward of IS, co was offered
for the detection OF the party, and subsequently
two individuals appeared, claiming the reward
Castanares himself, and that he did IL TO get up
sympathy in behalf Of Limantour. The Chief Of
Police not being disposed to pay the amount, q
suit was commenced in the ecu Is for the recov-
cry of the sam
An earthquake was experienced on the I'd OF
september, extending from Benicia to Downie-
v1lle, including Sacramento, Forest City, San
Juan, Nevada, Grass Valley. Diamond Springs,
flacervllle, Camptonvlle, &c At Nevada, the
stock caused much CONSERVATION among the in
naDtahts The clubhouse was cked from top
10 bottom. The shock took out the lights in the
jail once, frightening the prisoners terribly.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAS PASSENGERS
The list OF passengers from the Isthmus ONLY
VINO Were on board the Central America has been
| received. The list of the San Francisco passen.
! connecting with the one leaving San Francisco
on the Goth Of October, which will be about the
| 18th Of November
| The following are the additional lost provided
| they did not stop at Havana. NJ. b Smith
VIM. Graffries, Capt. w. =. Dyer, ] Sillaner n
Nj. Tiralo, w. Watson and son, Otis Barlow
| James O'Neil, VIM, Offers, c. w Griffith, Thos
| Maloney, Frank Carpenter. VIM. Hemmei. VIM
| Plass, A. Amour, I. J. Morris and r. Griffith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

PROF. H. w. MCNDER most respectfully an
nonnces to his friends. former pat, on. ard o9
PUBLIC generally, that his School, corner 9Th ~
ana u street. Is now open for instruction la ~
the above beautiful aud necessary accomplish LIZ
ment, every Tuesday and THURSDAY afternoon from
until O'Clock. for young Ladies. Misses and Mas
tiers, and on the ZANE evenings from ~ until %
O'Clock, for Gentlemen.
Prof. nj. iS prepared 10 introduce some of the fin
est new Dances that has ever been introduced in
this or any other City IN the country.
All those no to prepare for the ppros CHI ny
gay season, would do well to Join the above classes
as carry as possible.
private Casses or to receive Instructor singiy "a
do So on TUESDAY, "Wednesday, or Thursday morn
Ing from until ll1a o'clock. oc 5-eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

IL An English firm have expressed their
readiness TO undertake to Law the Atlantic cable
for a stated price, with the aid of the Government
vessels, taking all the risk. They engage that the
cable shall be laid from Ireland to New Found
land by June or July next, or they will claim no
recomPense, ald they Will pay to the Company
the entire cost Of the cable. In the event of the
cable being laid before June the stipulated price
be increased at so much per month for each month
gained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

PRESENT FOR PRESIDENT BUCHANAN.
San Francisco Globe of the 9th ultimo, says that
-'Mr. III. d. Barrows, who leaves for the East to-
day, axes TO President Buchanan i barrel of Los
Angeles wine from the Wolfskill vineyard, at
Los Angeles; and also samples of oranges, cit
Tons, almonds. lemons, grapes, &c. The Pres-
dent will thus be made aware of the fact that CAL
hornia is not, by any means, the worst State in
the MON, so far the luxuries of life are con-
Herned, TO say nothing Of the necessaries, in
which il has been long known that she excels' >;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND Blythe
English prpers just received. we learn that th C
Amerita horse Babylon, who was entered for
the great Yorkshire Handicap. did not start, be-
ing struck ont for that race, as well as prio:esS
the Amei lean racer, for the Doncaster plate PTi-
or and Prioress have accepted the weights placed
npcn them for the CESAR, which stakes, 2l-4
miles. the latter having only % lbs and tie for
mer no lbs. To carry. Ia the CrbTidgeShrc stakes
PrioreSs carrying VI lbs. and Babylon II his,
have accepted, and with the favorable weights
nJw placed upon them, they ought tainly 10
redeem the high reputation which they ensyed in
this country, bnt forfeited by their disgraceful de-
feats in England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05
EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
s pIRIrOF THE MOANING PRESS

The H1telIigeHcer mourns over the lawless
state of society in the cities of the United
States, which it traces to the prevailing laxity
Of the administration of the criminal law, the
prevailing extravsgant notions of personal
rights, the la1ity of parental discipline, &c.
The Union comments in BETTING language
upon Mr.. David Wilmot's last political SOM
ersault-from being an ultra free-t trader to be
a high-protectiOnist, that phaze of politics be-
ing necessary to secure him the favor of the
opposition in Pennsylvania in the current can
vass in that State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05
IREE DAN ANTE.

PROF. ii. w. NUMBER takes great pleasure in
announcing 10 his friends and patrons, that %
the hrst Soree of the season Will take place at ~
his Hall. corner 9th and streets. on WE'D ~
NESDAf EVENING, October 9Th, lS57, at In
30 clock precisely, and continue every Wednesday
Throughout the season.
These Soirees have always enjcyedthe reputation
al beng the most social and AZ reeable entertain
ments 81 the kind ever given IN Washington city,
ana froi. NJ VIII endeavor TO render them doubl,
!iiuI Dances, which VIII prove very instructive to
those VINO lavor him with their patronage.
Gentlemen can obtain season tickets upon very
reasonable terms, ny making application at the Half
O'Clock. nc I'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

The RICHMOND BANKS The Enquirer saws
The Banks of Richmond continue TO meet ELI
their obligations, and but for the fact that they
refuse To take the notes Of all the lndependrnt
Banks, there would be no inconvenience or pres
sure felt in the Richmond money market But
the crisis Is now fast passing away. Some of the
Independent Banks, we hear, will resume specie
payments in q few days so confidently is this
expected, that the notes Of all Of them are taken
In this city, at par for goods Of every desc Upton
yesterday, has been quite Limited We hear Of
one broker who brought on some $1,000 worth
Of notes Of the Branch Of the Exchange Bank of
Ills city, and demanded the specie His notes
were promptly cashed-and this will be the result
in all similar cases. On the other hand. we hear
OF broker Of this city who has offered To tie
Banks the use Of large amount of specie in case
ihey should desire il. But they feel perfectly
able to meet all their demands There will be no
suspension in Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05
BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Twolar large ROOMS for rent-One
- flrAIsn'd a. q sitting room. Also. large-
sized sIl gle Rooms. IN suite SCI araie. BOARD
"a desIreu. situation central and desirable. pply
80 No. fSR 10Th street. hefw ID and r. oo & ~
ROARDlNG.-MRS. MOFFET'r, at Sd, 7th
ID street. opposite Odd r Fellows Hail, csn ACCOM-
modate few more BOarders. Mrs. NJ. has two
Rooms suitable for married people. A few Talls
Boarders may also he accommodated,
BOY, of Dor y years odd, wanted. Slave pre-
ferred. 10 81.
GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES anl
VI single Gentlemen csn lie accommodated with
BOARD and pleasant ROOMS. on the second floor
bS applying al No. Is Missouri avenue, between 81
and Az streets. oc IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

CJAnother link ofsubmarine telegraphic CON-
munication has just been made. France is now
united to her colony of Algeria. Hitherto sea
distance Of one hundred and forty-six miles, be-
tween Cagliari, in Sardinia, and the Algerine
coast, has remained to be completed. Notwith-
standing the shortness the distance the depth at
one part is equal to the Atlantic plateau. The
BILE, however, was paid out rapidly and withou'
accident, and little doubt is entertained ofts per
manent safety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

COOP News FOR SHIPBUILDERs.-From Wen
ma, under date of September Il, we learn that Mr..
Moller, who was in negotiation with the Austri.
an government last year for the construction OF
vessels of war is at present again In the Austrian
capital, and that il has been definitely decided
that the vessels shall be built in American ship.
yards, the only point remaining to be settled be.
ing whether to build frgates ships the line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN SHIP-The CHILEAN
steam corvette Esmeralda, Conf, commander,
arrived at Calde.a on the 18th of August, towing
as prize the American ship Sportsman of Bos-
ton, Capt. William Thompson, found loading
copper ores within the boundaries claimed as
Gillian territory, but sailing under license from
the Bolivian authorities at Cobija
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND SHAWLS.
d MITCHELL,

rL Nj, HhnfEh q MITCHELL,
The Cloak Room connected with our new store
will be opened this day, and take pleasure m On H.
ing the attention Of our friends and purchasers gen
orally TO our well assorted stock the above goods
embracing all the novelties of the season, consstins
In part of "
Embr9idered lace,trimmed, and PLAIN Ly ons Velvet
ClOaks and MantilIas
super Black French and Beaver Cloths, plain and
fuil-trimmed, In every variety ofstyle
large and full assortment of Black and (rey Cloth
=, Dusters and Mourning Cloaks.
SHAWl.S, SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
Camels Hair Shaws and Scarfs
Long and square Brocha, purchased at the LAT larya
auction sales In New York
stella in all coors, with Cashmere and Chenille hor
ders s WI
Long and square Bay State and Scotch Plaids
Oc eO6t Se''"ne'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

IL At the Doneaster England Races Mr. Ten
Broecks horse Babylon was defeated, coming In
nth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

ELECTIONS TO-DAY.-Elections will be held
in Georgia and Mississippi to-day for State OH
GERS and members of Congress. An election will
also be held in Kansas to-day for territorial off,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

IL The brig Marine, whose gail INT commanos
or rescued the women and children OF the Central
America, arrived at New York on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

III, Ii IL said that the kind mothers of the east
are growing so atiectionate that they give their
children ehloroform preaious to whipping them
Western paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05
SUSPENDED BANK NOTES.

The subscriber wi receive, ut Par, District, Ma
ryland. virginia and Corporation Notes for all nds
OF Foreign and Domestic Staple aid l. aacy DRY
Gt,ODS, at his usual low CASH prices.
He would also call the attention of his lends ard
the public generally, to his entire NEW sToCk of
Fashionable FALL aud WINTER GOODS, lust
received. and for sale al very low prices.
Call and examine. q. r. PER RTE,
Oc 5-3t S15 9Th ST Cd dnor nhnra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05
EENTLEMEN's UNDER DRESS. &c.

/ (NENTLEMEN'S UNDER DRESS. &c.
We offer this season for the ia trsda our usual
supply ofsGperIor
"yake NackS and :. Shoulder Seam Shirts
Scotch Wool and Merino nder Shirts and
Heavy and Medium Six Shirts and Drawers
Canton Flannel and Jean Drawers
Buying exclusively for cash, we are enabled 10 Of
fer Gentemen's Under Garments to the trade or at
retail at the lowest and uniform prices at
STEVENS
oc s-ieif S-les room under Rrown's Hu,el.
CHEAP RAILROADS FORINDIA AND The
" Colonies, by r. IiemmIng, London, 1857 81 cts.
lranroaIs IN Northern India, 10y w. A. Andrew,
London, 1857 ~ cents.
Toihahsei Is Patent Laws OF various Confines,
l.ordon. 1857: 81 cents.
Herislett Commercial aud Slave Trade Treaties,
. 9Th vol, London. 1851: Sa.
husE.n's Elements OF Drawing, London. Isl;
Come. sance des Temps pour 1859, PARIS. 1851;
MemSITss Of the Duke of St. Simon, ? vols. Lon
Laws and psaosise g Whist at the Portland Club
chess Play er's Annual for 1856.
Tominson's Chess.
Staunton's Chess Tournament.
Levi Chess. Lewis Chess Match, Lewis Fifty
Sarrait's Cness, Philidor's Chess Studies.
Walkers Phiidor, Yogts Chess Letsere.
Janeis cas- Chess Openlngs. 81 -r.l.
oes FRANcx TAYLOR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 5, Is57-

DEAR SIR: The Piano purchased of Won in the
ran OF 1884, manufactured by Hailett Davis A Co :
OF Boston, has heen In daily use since ,bat lime
e s.n haPpy 10 state has fully sustained the very "a
IT'D pPlnlon mad formed of these instrun
H., ne ramos OF this mandatory are NOT in NV
Judgement, surpassed by those OF any other. For
oue anu sweetness OF tone, prom pf action dura
Lilly, beauty Of Workmanship, &c c. they are
' e1celIed by any Others with which am acouaint-
Gu Respectfully, your obedient serysnt,
II Cu;. ~, o. r. MERRILL.
ne, WASHINGTON, u. c., May ], 1887.
n Sr: me Plano purchased Of you OF Hallet,
Davis Co. y manufacture, some eighteen mouths
since continues to give entire satisfaction. IL is
gear, iuli, sweet tone, and OF beautiful workmsn
Sup; not being judge of such instruments, ltrust
% 10 your word, and feel pleased in saying have
saot regretted 1t. Yours, respectfully,
J.F. Ellis.
We have now large stock of these Pianos. Sc
lected personally when in Boston last week.
oe6d JOHN E. Ellis. SIG Pa. avenue.
u UNNING LOCOMOTIVES. CARRIAGES,
oss-st LAMMOND's,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

A n ESTRAY MULE, red. small, and lean IN
"A flesh, color s"rrel. came 10 the fsrmyS
Of the subscriber IN Fairfax County, Va ,tA
on the night OF Sunday, the 9th of Sep w
teubcr. The owner as reGues ed 10 call 1SEzlx>
immediately, pay CHARGES. and take hlin
away. THOS. Ar. q. JONES,
oc2-G near Prospect ia ro,t Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

THE WEATHER The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about o'clock a. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

ROUND TRIP TIcKErs.-A Washington sub
scriber to the Star asks us to inquire thus
whether the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany propose to issue round "trip tickets to
those desiring to attend the approaching Mary
land Agricultural State Fair and return within
three days. We know nothing as yet of their
purpose in that connection, but take it for
granted that they will do so, as they have done
so for some years past on the annual recurrence
of that great show. AS it has been extremely
profitable to them thus to accommodate the
Washington public, it is presumable that they
will follow the practice on this occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAEED OR STOIEN-RIVE DOLLARS
- REWARD-FTom the subscriber, as7<ote
dark brlndle COW; seven years old, win StAS,ss
white back, hIte tail and belly, specklsd 49,
white on the hips white star the forehead, ha>
small under Tat and crop each aud wide blazeJ
horns. WM. Ii. BROWN.
No. SIS street and Mary aud avenue,
oct 81 East Capitol Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

AN ADNINIsTEArAL FEAr-The entire &C.
counts Qast quarter's) of the New York City
Post Office were in the hands of the examiners
in the General Post Office in this city on Satur-
day, the Sd inst Such thing never before oc.
CURED, and is really a remarkable business
achievement.
FINAsCIAL.-We copy the following quota.
tions of stocks, uncurrent money and remarks,
from the financial circular Of Sweeny, Ritten-
house, FAINT 4 Co., of the 5th instant:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

THE Hoy. J. W. DENVER, COMMISSIONER OF
INDIAN AFFAIRS, having completed the official
business that not long since took him to the far
West, is expected to return to his post in this
city in day or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
US The regular monthly meeting Of the Corps
will he held THIS Monday EVENING. Drli
will take place hereafter every Monday end Thurs
day, which every member will punctually attend.
By order of JAS. Y. DAVIS;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

1@PHILADEIPHIA ICE CREAM at SIS
l3 per gallon; PHILADELPHIA CAKES oi
ICE CREAM DEPOT, corner of I2th and r
streets. Sc l2-lmf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-05

HSA SPECIAL. MEETING of tho Young
~ Mems Christian Association will bo held at
the Rooms. on MONDAY, 5th Octobsr. 1857, at ~
O'Clock p. m. Business of vital Importance will be
transacted. X. Il. MORSELI.,
OcS2t Sacretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01
OCCUI,STs AND AURIsTs.

nourjsfS AND AURIsTs ARTIFICIAL EYEs OF
" Al co'fe and sizes made days lce under
nspeen 20 u eacb particular far superior 70 the I'm
pUWd ~ durability and naturagess Artificial require
iht incest udut NJ in selection and adjustment 70 the sensitive
ard are not articles Of merchandise 70 be sold
biserie' by the inexperienced devote attention.
lore ~ the past ~ years n the treatment AZ dsesscs
tfye snd oclo daily NJ 500 Hrnstwsy.
JANIS ". gOwtlIs ~, Osuir, Aurtst &c.