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EuoENiE FAILURE.--sf Malakof ]" the Cos
slipping correspondent OF the New York
Times, writes that it is currently reported in
the metropolis OF the worlds vanities, that
the Emperor has pronounced his giddy Em-
press failure. BE married her because ~
thoughs she had brilliant, sef-sustaining
Intellect, and would be great aid aud COM
fort to him. He finds her frivolous and ur-
reliable, and has to be tyrant in his own
house. Being disappointed, he has become
unfaithful. Malnkof writes OF Eugenie
her time is spent in discussing and getting
up fine robes: she wants to revive the system
of court pages and other expurgated fosler-
les Of other countries: she wants her court
to dazzle, but her inventions are those Of
the milliner. ltappears that Eugsnei is one
OF those delicate and premature organisa-
tions which reach their acme Of briliiancy
early, and then rapidly decline into inetfec-
tive mcdiocrity.
The Emperor's bad behavior is thus dish.
ell up: For twelvemonth public rumor has
accused him OF all sorts of little sins against
his Empress, the fair Eugene. Naturally,
the camp Of Ladies Of Honor had to suffer
in this proximity. Then, certain theatrical
beauties. After these, belle Halienne, and
now-oh, ungratefulness--itis compatriot
OF Eugenie, belle Castilienne.
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. OrnCE

RUFFON'S Natural History Of Man, the 0lohs,
- and Of QuAdrnpeds, with additions 1son Gu
sicr, Laeepsle, and other prominent nAtssalists,
for sale by OGDEN, BRoWNELL AGO
apr8d
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Ar LAsr.--lt is stated in foreign journal
that the Emperor of Japan has decided that
two ports of his empire, Nagusaki and Ha-
kodadi, shall hereafter be open to the CON-
merce Of all nations.
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DISSOLUTION. s
slSHE departmental heretofore existing bstwsea
1 The suhseribers, unAer the naas and Arm oe
Wilkinson and Msrshall, 10 this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. Richard MARSHALL will eontinss
la the business, and sign the name Of the Arm In
liquidation. ANDREW J. WILKINSON.
RICHARD MARSHALL.
keoknk, March 80, 1S5T-ap2- dAw
Co.Partnershfp.
rINIIE undersigned, having formed . CO. partner
L ship, under the name and style Of MarshalI 4
Druce, sAd purchased the interest Of A. J. Wilkis-
.on In the frm Of Wilkinson 4 Marshxil, will con-
tiuse til business - Wholesale ana retail Drug.
gists, nj the old stand, corner Ut Main and Third
streets. RICHARD MARSHALL,
MICHAEL II. BRUCE.
Keokuk, March 80, iS57-ap3 -dAw
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u EEP it before the people that A. j. UHMEK,
IL has ust received and Is still receiving, large
supply Of PORTE M0NAIES, RETICULEs, PURE.
ES, POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAVELLING 4
WORK BASKETS, WORK BOXES, = new and hand
some style Of Jewery, Boxes Of every pattern, vio
lins, Guilars, Flutes, Flies, Acoordeons, Banjos,
Drums, Tam borines, &c. ALSO . general lssort-
ment Of Fancy Goods. Toys, &C., DC, for Children,
consisting in part Of Dissectng Maps Of the World
the Nation 4 the U. S., A b Blocks, and In fact
every thing from IN Elephant down TO Bird ALE Of
which will be sold CHEAP at
& u s.. o II NJ r RS
Fancy Goods and Toy Store, East SIDE ov TRIRp,
bel mzin and Johnson Streets. dscIld
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CHIKTINaS and Sheet ings,--3-4 Al, 81, "a,
- and 1914 wide,--also, vide linen sheetings and
pillow case linens, cheap by AT.
nprTd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
fNFORNATION DESIRED.
Of The n. Y. Tribune.

T. the Editor Of The n. y. Tribune
SlR: BY publishing the following in your widely cir
eua,ed journal, you will confer great favor upon
deeply afflicted family Ny son, Caleb H. Corey, after
three wears toll in California, on his way home in
CON any with number of other persons, going to
ioiu Walker in Centra al America, and have doubt
was rsusded to accompany them, as he wrote
Us from Leon after his arrival. " 1t said all the
fighting is over, ard is just the place to get rich"
He has vrii.en Us several letters the last Of which
dated al Rvss Dee. 80, 1856. About the let OF June
or hearing OF the arrival of General Walker at New
Orltans wrote Tim letter of inquiry, and received
the following IN repy
=" Mr.. Jo.IPH CoiEY-Deay SIR: ! have examined the
uortly reports in by Captains Of Companies TO the Adju
tspt ene oce and by the report for the month Of Feb
rafy st ycur son Caleb r. Corey belonged Co b. Isl
kae Bsi..on and well aud duty SINCE which time
can ry. you information the reports for March and April
aye lost although an confident he well and Will be here
with tie bsl,nce Of the men about next week
4" June II, 1851"
Next week has come and gone, and We begin to
think he hes gone to his long home. Any information
concerning him will be gratefully received.
P.S-Wll Tie Times, EreRmg Post and Herali
be so kind as 10 copy. Yours very truly.
Lebanon Conn, July TO- 1857. JOSEPH COREY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

lhc boaiu net on siohohy evening, Aiueiihoh I'm
in the chair.
Steam on atlantic Street.-The resolutions direct
pg the Long Island Railroad Co. to discontinue the
Of steam on Atlantic street. and which were vetoed
by the Mayor were passed notwithstanding bis
IIonCrs objections by a vote of9 to q.
Tie Police-The report of the Finance Committee
On the re solutions OF Aid. Van Brunt directing the
Controller to draw his warrant in favor of the City
Treasurer in the amount Of all moneys in the Treasury
applicable to the pay of Police and directing the City
Treasurer on receipt of said warrant to draw from
their several places of deposit the moneys applicable
to the pay Of Police for 1857 and pay the to the
State Treasurer according to the law. The Committee
reported on these resolutions, that the law having
been declared constitutional must be obeyed. The
9Th section of the act provides for paying of the
funds due notice to the City Treasurer. The Com
mon Council is not named or alluded to, nor do they
appear to be called upon to take any official action.
and ask to be discharged from the further considera
ton Of the subject.
The report adopted and the resolution of Alder.
ran Van Brunt offered at previous meeting, to pay
tde money over to the State Treasurer was then
az opted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

Tue Board Of Health met yesterday attelnoor.
Present-the Mayor, Aldermen Pierson, Fithlan and
Schol.. Several nuisances were repJrle ], among
which was the Station-House Of the Third Precinct,
which was stated to be in very filthy condition, and
the cells not fit for prisoners. On motion of Alderman
F;han the attention of the Controller was called
thereto snd he decided TO take the necessary steps to
have the Staton-House repaired and cleaned. Con-
tracts were entered into for lime for the streets,
eleven cents per bushe for the Eastern District and
thirteen &C nts for the Western District, the to be
distributed under direction of the Health. Warden.
On motion of Aid. PIERsoN, the proprietors Of the
bone boiling establishments of the Ninth Ward were
directed to appear before the Board Of Health on
Tuesday next in relation to the nuisances.
On motion, MIR. DE Burg was directed to be notified
establishment and that he be directed to remove the
green bones from his premises and to cease grinding
grano and all other articles offensive to the neighbor
hood end detrimental to the public health The Board
the n adjourned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIVE ,ANDERBILTis LAST TRIP TO ENGLAND.
We have seen a complimentary letter, signed by all
the passengers and addressed to Capt. d. h Wilcox,
commander Of the steamer Vanderbilt, expressing the
highest satisfaction with him and all the officers
Of the steamer. Capt Wilcox, in reply, made a
roibted alusion to the efforts making to break up
the oceanic mail mcnopoes, and to give Zee seas
to free people.
LOG OF STEAMER VANDLRBILI.
Cows, 10 CLOCK, A. NJ, June ~, 1851.
The pew American steamship Vanderbilt, ~. IL.
Wilcox. ESQ comm anding, from New-York on Goth
inst. with s2 passengers, and $4,000 in specie for
Lcndcn and Paris.
LEI, her wharf at New.Ycrk at ~ ?. m. and az
chored at Ccwes at 10 a. m. this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

Nothing seems to interfere With the steady pros
perty Of the Underground Railroad. During the last
three weeks Of abominabe weather twenty four Of the
children of Slavery have been cared for by the Super
intendent of the road in Syracuse j. w. Loguen, and
sent on their way rejoicing. ODe man sent his wife on
ahead in Dor, directed to the care Of Mr.. Loguen,
which came straight through, and was opened by Mr..
l., and tie wife found cafe and sound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

PAIsrcL RrMoR.-Rumors from different source.
prevail in North Carolina, confirming the painful i'm
preston left by the subjoined extrsc. from letter.
Prof. Mitchell is the Geoogist of the State:
S0tsC"rg, J"iy 9.-We have received the sad in.
teisence OF the loss Of Prof. Mitchell in the Noun
tains, where he had gone to make some scientific ex
animation. He left house in the Swananoa Gap
On Saturday week last, intending to be gone
but few hours, and has not since been seen,
though many persons have been searching for
him for several days. lie was alone-thinly clad,
without food fire. and violent storm came on ansr
he had been absent short time. The cause Of his
ss is entirely mystery as yet; but, Of course, NOT
the least hope of his safety il entertained Thsy arc
only now hoping to recover bis body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

ORSDE-IHI NEW SUBSTITUTE FOR GoLD.-Ths
manufacture Of this metal, oreidc under tbs
French patent Of III. Mgeon, granted in this country
March 8, 1877 has been commenced on large scale
in Waterbury, Conn., and it will undoubtedly soon b.
IN USE as it is already in France, for various articles Of
domestic economy and all sorts Of 0amentation o /.
beas relation to gold similar to that of German sve.
to pure silver; like German silver ii may be used in
spure coLdsn or asa base Of gold plating. 1t bears
90 st!ong resemblance to gold that when msnufac-
tured into fine articles such as we have become
soned TO see made only Of gold, we are at once con-
WINGED that the article are handling is really the
pure metal yet it is made of material that costs ony
eighty cents pound as it comes from the furnace
where the several metals Of its composition have besa
refined into ngots The oreide is not new metal-it
Is only ueW compound Of old metals go refined in the
process az 10 have done away with great part Of
their disposition to oxdise, it only furnishes IN
about the same degree silver and though ebutiou
tekes place, tested with nitric acid, does not leave
black spot, so that it may be actually cleaned witt
acids which would destroy such metals copper or
brass We have examined the metal in bars and sheets
prepared for the manufacture Of various articles and
also in its manufactured taein spoons sugar tongs.
naI kin-rinss goblets buttons watch chans various
articles Of plain and chased jewery and cast orna.
meats and plates Of various thickness from tin foil "a.
the sixteenth Of an inch thick combined with gold %
e. to ow gold upon side and the oreide upon tbs
other, end it was certainly very difficult 10 tell which
was gold and which Oreide. That it is an improve
me Mt in tue arts there be no doubt al that il 90
much resembles gold as to make il necessary for our
Legislatures at once to require in France that al
articles should be stamped oreide to prevent great
frauds, will probably be found out after great many
people have been pretty severely cheated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

The Commissioners were in session yesterday a por-
,ion of tie dny There were but two appointments
made, and quite number OF candidates eAsi'ineo'"
be reported upon hereafter. 60.
A force of one hundred and fifty men from various
Wards was detailed to preserve order during the fu
neral Of tie German who was shot IN the fos oil the
Seventeenth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15


Are duly nnrrored in the guise Of gravity;
And thus make my bow with customary suavty
You've seen, gues-, my list Of Stars and Supes
And whisky braves, imported from st. Tammany:
Ihaye the most diversified Of troupcs
The richest Bill aud "I Irish Tom will 4" lam any
Accursed dsturbers who kick Up riot
While assign the parts so LET the "roughs be quiet
They gay his Honor has made several bets
That my first piece sill be for he can blind me-
A novel way Of paying up old debts,
In which Giles Overreach is the part assigned me;
Followed BY that fine farce, " The way he t1cked
him."
With me Gn Marvine's place as the great bidders
victim!
But there are Binds" that treasure up my words
Though Connery swears their pipings " are all
blather'D
And these know well that I, Augustus Schen,
Am not the dupe OF Mr.. John &. Mather:
Men may retrieve all bad mistakes but marriage,
And was reused in time by the hug given In the
carriage!
CANS well that ends well" is good old play,
But to end well, let's make good beginning
And with no son.in-aw on the markef-iay,
Whose cool " Two Plums' would compensate my
IN pay Issp pt to the old mans Instruction.
- Let Alderman Wood alone and ouell the Tsmmany
ructions."
Ny play, The Home Pearl Fisheries" will sbonnd
In moral teachings-needing no apology;
Wherein the richest prizes viii be found
In ell the Hardest samples Of conchology:
But son, Small" eabs-how could hey stand
Against my savage friends" who bet upon their
mussel"
Ny new farce, too, "The Dickens take the Dicks,
With those prime buffOs' Slippery and =" Clio
TIE latter late dubbed Dirty" ss bis tricks,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20
BITTROLFF & son,

~ rEALess IN Jeweiry, W ssches. Clocks,
IA, Silver Ware, &c. have nov ~. hat a vel
ewery OF all kinds and Of the latest syIes; Yankee
Clocks In Bronze, Iron and Wood cases. silver Table
and Tea plated porte moneas, gold; sttver
steel spectacles, &C., which we prepared TO- sell
at the lowest eastern prices and warrant every article to
I've what il is represented The public generally in
ye to call and examine for themselves, at the old
stand. on Main street. zetween LIST and ID. ap0
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DIR. DuPRIE's PILLS
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

WILL sell to the highest bidder, NJ the court house
II door H. the city Of Henderson, on Monday 1.-The 2th
day Of July, 1851, (being county court dav,, 700
acres Of land, living in Henderson counfy-mosf NJ
which Is River Bottom. One tract on Green River Is
land, containing 100 aes-wkich win I've divided and
sold in small tracts. One trs lying the Henderson,
and Evansville road, containing 80 acres, whh farm
on t. The Home farm, near the Henderson and Spots
vile roai, ahouf four miles from Henderson,, csntaB
ing 2p acres-also one unnprovci lot in ths city 81
R. X. Atkinson, deed, in oiedenre to aderree Of tbe
HendeTson Circuit Court, credit ofs, IL and "a
with approved security, To- hear interest frm date and
to have the force and effect Of replevn hond. :ld
lien will he retained the land until the purstase
money IL paid @. A. SCGG,
jy4tsl Commissioner.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS


70 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
as SPERNAroRRHGA, GLEET, SEMINAL WEAK.
NESS, IMPOTENCE, GoyoRRH0A, SYPHILIS, the Vice
ofOEAHIsN OF SELF ABUSE. &C., &c.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
In view Of the awful destruction Of human lfe e,us.
ed ~ Sexual Diseases, and the deceptions pratcei
upon the unfortunate victims Of such diseases, by
Quacks, have directed their Consulting Surgeon, As
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, ~ give Medical
Atvce, GRATIS, 10 all persons thus afflicted. Apply
Ivy letter, with description Of their condition, tage,
occupation, habits Of life, &c aud In case of extreme
poverty and suffering, to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
The Howard Aaodatiou Il Benevolent Institution,
established by special endowment for the relief Of the
sick and fstres.ed afflicted with "virulent aud Epi-
Ionic Diseases" 1t has now . surplus Of means,
which the Directors have voted to expend in adverts-
Ing the above notice. II Is needless add that the As
ISOLATION commands the higheN Medical skill Of the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern treat.
ment.
Just published, ny the Association, q Report or
Spernatorrh9a, Seminal Weakness, the vice OF
0nanisn, Masiurhation sef-Ahuse. and other dis
eases OF the Sexual Organs ~ the Consulting Surgeon,
which will he sent ny Mail, Gin sealed envelopel fec
81 charge. the receipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage
Address Or. GEO. II. CALHOUN, Consulting Sur.
econ. Howard Association, No. South NINTH street,
Phisdephia, Pa. By wfer Of the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTwELL, President.
GEO. FAlRCH1Lp. Secretary. fs5ls SHY.
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MEDICAL.
ID lie q !!

i IL III -!
WYE tes t. call the ssseutioe Of the psblie 70 III
" fo,ic.ins sworn esE.ihe.ae firm one Of on
" de yrpSSs.or x the :Cou4er k. 81. Uns. AMI
'SrDerly ssnnsker In PhiisdspAss:
d. .% .s ss s Fine. sr r.. s S S..f
have .,sd s.e s 81 ssps: Pie tscs :ad syy
co.%srosa .:ins your v...sis!eness % ne Pills,
and have she h.!rine. 70 .y tina. they have bad .h
res.inG complaint. ccnside! this slmcst . nlscle
for am pcwso years Of age sincerely reccmnsnd
them :; s; m s1'sA With he shove o'Tp,rrsJ
70. . frsnkEn ssrssA,
ss.s Sss civ md c:.n:ys ;.
and for the cay and Cosnsy, and MONTY Pubic r.
snd fer the ste 81 New York, dc herey certify that
On the e'S Si q: ss' ss:s 1s ny
duly sworn, did depose aud ay that the contents of the
'fss ss ss as.sss f s.s. him .r ps nam.
o. Ped: end sGt, SS q The s;a,s
'''e voc 'sAa'' . ,S SEP 9. iAwRExcE.
'0ns' OF Dssa Ma ana street,. Sess' Se r"i YORK.
wechallenee the medical faculty Of tie tinted states
n produce remedy equal to Dr. Dap1es Celears,ed
sos Nassau 1s New S r.
~ mail 70 any part Of the United statss Sold BY oil
respectable druggists In the United Setes-
n. Ban Agent wanted, terms cash.
DIR. DuPRIEs PILLS
Are unrivalled for Purifying the blood, hetnr eec
tua remedy for internal Piles, Salt Rheam, Ring
Worn, &C., 800 reward will he paid tn person that
en- prove thew contain anything injurious 10 the sys-
tenn. will he .ent ny mail To any rart Of the Timed
States 80 per hox. Principal office IS Nassau
street, New and for sale by all responsible drug
EUROPEAN PsTExr MEDICINE OFFICE,
16 Nassau street, New York,
WM. J. KEDPATH & CO.
decS rs Projectors.
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FAIRBANKS, SCALES.

FAIRBANKS SCALES.
WE have on hand and can supply any
~ size Of those unrivaled weighing ma.
chimes. They are the only true standard
for the truth Of which we refer to the
80 thousands that are using them.
HORNBR0OK x CO.,
General Agents,
docl2 Water street, Evansville.
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vsse Nth he oldest Liquor Dealers.
'o''s' s"' P.LxcoUjR, New Orleans.
L,couR's Concentrated Acid Tor making Vinegar, is
.snn SS at ave d';::
acrr DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FoR xIErEo All KINDS ~
LIQUORS AND VINEGAR,
Instantly, by the Use OF
IACOUR;s ESSENTIAL OILS.
T,aEsE OTIS are ohtained Wy piri,,a,lon, I. the
II Oeemissl LaNeri,ory, Parish Of Jefferson, Of
PIERRE LACoCR,
4urasT q Laeour'. Chemical Analys,l; L>cour's
Chemical a.nYulstieus. Lacour on the Manufacture
.s ay ;q y. s; e ,...s .A 2:
LABcgss OIL OF coayAc.
Conrsrzs neutral spirit superior imitation 81 I'm
psrsod Brantes. via: Onrd, ss.erae, Msrstt Cognsc
r1nlinsy, ssignetie. UnItei vineyard proprie'ors,
% h, @ I s.S0j w sSs s; s ~ bS,sss
ths use Of the on Of Cognac 70 New York brandy,
Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cosnac Brandy, &c.
LAcoURs OIL OF RYE.
Changes Rcethod whisky To Monongaheia Rye
Whisky. Oh Virginia Malt Whisky Bourbon whis-
OIL OF cEpRAr,
.chscges common Recti6ed Whisky to Old Irish Malt
Whisky, and . superior article Of Scotch Whisky.
OIL or PEACH,
Changes common Whisky q Virginia Peach brandy,
&c. OIL Of Peach and Oil Of Cognae will convert com.
non whisky TO Apple Brandy.
OIL OF GIN,
Converts the poorest Whisky 10 Holland DIN, schnei-
lam Sehnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin, English Gin, &c.
LAcoUR's CONCENTRATED ACID.
win, In I'VE hours AFTER being mixci, change hye
gallons Of good Vinegar and twenty. hve gallons Of
water n thirty gallons Of the most acid Vinegar thai
an he found in the market BY the use OF Lacours
I'D siyty cents per barrel.
FOR MAKING LIQUORS.
Lacour Oils require preparation-oniy pour the
OH into the whisky, and shake we'll. The Liquors
sars sss ne nsns color and
Cscours Oils exert three distinct properties in Convert
Ing common whisky to Brandy, Gin, &c. The FRS:
t,culent particles the whole Of the grain oil, (Amylc
AlcoholJ The Whisky Is thus depressed OF that pecu
liar irritating aud lurninS taste and becomes neutral
iissnous tsse impartef to the liquor which render, il
mellow; and implrts appearance Of great age. The
third property Is exhibited the rich vinous nuuy olcr
that e impaired the LIQUOR, VIII ch renders disnc
don from the genuine brands impossible.
These Oils put up in quart tisks; each hlsk con-
sains sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons of
liquor. Full and comprehensive directions aSsonpa-
~ The bottles.
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
IL For sale a, the corner Of st. Charles and POy-
One bottle OF these oils. Eve in number will he
f he eountry upon the receipt OF ten dollars. the
Aires OF P. LACOUR, Ses Orleans.
Purchasers are requested, as a guarantee u good
ans, AMI We viii ship :em package Of the OILS. II
40 perform ali that Is claimed for theln they
I'll cost nothing. janb 5.-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EVANSVILLE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
WE have now on hand, and oAer on fessl tsrns.
W Avsi aseort<d sock fog printers sod bcokbiud-
ers, among which ve nsme-
800 Nundlss Printing PspW, assorted d,ss;
1850 Straw Boards; 1910 Tar Boards.
A we'll - oozed Printing Paper; plain Cap snd Hoet
IA. Cap, Deny, Medium, White and oolossd Cards and
Gard Bosrs. which have cut to any size; Post
once paper; sisoilis Wrapping. Pripssrs' Ink. &c.
beg leave IN call the sssutou Of dealers - our
stock Of eo bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gIcss OF
Bonnet Boaris. Tbs highest market prich paid for
Rags. TEHHEY SORENeON.
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J. r. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUTDER,
r1sT SrREgr, BrrwssE WIS AID DIVISION,

EVANWILLE, md,
"ANCFAcrURER Of every description Of DRESS
thing Manufactured In the East, and on a. favorable
keep corstantiy hand of gioNes, stop, guage,
MN ana oviinder oscks; church. steamboat and hotel
bells; antsfrlcticn metal, toft ard spelter solder a.
well complete assortment Of all other articles usu.
ally KEEP. In this line Of business.
am also appointed solc agent In this CITY frr the
sale OF Jas Thompsons celebrated leather heltiny
These beitings far Superior to anything yet eere
and hive invariably, when exhibited, been awarded
with the hrst premium. Samples OF the came eau be
seen At the establishment.
Every description Of Brass Castings made 70 ORDER
and furnished at Cincinnati prices.
and zinc.
All orders sidressci to me viii meet with prompt
and Immediate attention. decs.H'