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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-03
HOUSES r9fe rsEHT.

- ~ of the new buiidinrs Lae"s street ahov
thc Sherwood !ouse just Completed. now Tor
They ar, two story brick below With
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'EI.A \ SElOERT 7TION,-
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE

VIA ALBANY. BUFFALO AND TOLEDO.
WYE prepared contract for the delivery
w Merchandise generally. from New York this pliee
b. the Tell lines very favorable terus Ship
psrs and merchants requested % see before
CONTRASTING MAKE thelr ~
OEO. hOSGEE q CO.
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aa, is0sEls,S
pIysUUusEg AVN sHIys,.B

I'D w. bESNErT would rsspse.fglly announce 20 the
La citizens of aaa rrs' cee- try that he
(avinE BEEN 1Ed IN TIE san afa-t.rt iNer for cte
raj years anl slectinra rtre ~ sowu rannc-
,r-e, has ar-aed fsri CARPENTER street. ratz
Usilsn Foundry ad l. nreparei rel Wholesale
or reta. cheaper than evti fcfOre o'e-sd IN tbs city,
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TO IVAiil 0AE IATEnEsTED JrsT NOTICE
IsaEUSfFE>.

WYE have this dar received y Rairoci TIRE largest
~ stock % Brushes lToug-S q H. mark
vail s-ll them - REDUCES prices viz: White Wss Pam
sash Horse Shoe busters. fancy l1stefs fnct
Hearth. Hair Cloth. Leather Fl-sh krsts Tools
as sad y ia4sy HTGshes
ton. feti BAb-uCh.~ .nVNNHAG.
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nAfs, CARS, SHOES, so.

r DOUTes = Hogs, TNUNlkS, -
kc.-Ths subscriber info ms his -
friends ssd the PsbIis. that he hes - So
- returned 70 the city, and taken the store No.
$50 Main stsset. two doors below the kxsbasse
SANK. for the purpsss Of ssriyfpe on the BOOT
AND SnOE BUSINESS In alt is branches Hs
has nav, and viii always ksep on hand. general
assortment Of Northern and Eastern work, seIessed
well a. work Of his own nanufaetare. His sssek Of
Manuiscturins Mstsiials cannot be surpassed
TkUNKS.-A good assortment CT Trunks always
ON band, which BE will sell IT IN all advance.
BE viii be pleased TO serve h'sold fiends snd ems
nh ic..im DAVID CURRY.
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HIGH SOUTHERN GRouND.-Captain Jones,
the United States Army, Virginian by birth, sta
toned not long since at Benecia, Cafornia, had
with him a body servant, slave, named joe
One morning the captain was startled by the
news of Joe's having shot another negro, and
sternly asked him how he dared TO do so Joe
seemed at first cast down, but ralying himself,
and looking the captain full in the face, replied:
De fact is. nassa, dat a. Niger was one of dem
New York free niggers. He suited me- and had
to take high Sudrop ground = id him
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me ooLAR TELEGRAPH Experiments with
solar telegraph (says an excbanee) have haan
MADE with complete success in Paris, in the pres.
enee OF LIE Verrier, Strive. and others The
rays OF the sun are projected from and upon mir.
rorr; the duration Of the ray makes the alphabet,
si.ef me system OF Morse It's proposed 10 apply
IT to the use Of the French army in Algeria vher.
sne ordinary telegraph cannot be worked The
posts can DO established al 20 leagues from eacn
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AVIAN q Co.'s LOTTkMlkS.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, 00O!!

Owing to ths great favor with which our s,a,,s
Number Lotteries have been received sv ms oukHe
and the large demand fur Tickets. the M.nssers. 4
SwAN Co, will have Q drawing each saturasv
throughout the year The fclowius Scheme viii :.
drawn in each Of their Lotteries for Marsh lss7
Saturday, March 2fst, 1857.
CLASS %
70 be drawn In the city of Atlanta Ga in ruhp.
Saturday. March 2Sth. tSsS w
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE i.ENEEps
1886 Prizes.
More AGn One F,tze TO kse,y Ten 7ieksf,.
10000 Tickets
MAQAIRICTNT aT1sEsrp.
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$3.50 prizes amounting e204
Whole Tickets so; halves 3; quar- era $50.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.

$3.50 prizes amounting to-. .e20400
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from / to so 0O0, sorresp, ndins with
those Numbers on the 1Sssets printed o. separate
slips of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel tt
The rst 2l2 prizes similarly printed and enc relied
arc placed in another wheel.
This wheels then revolved, and q numbe 10
drawn from the wheel CT Numbers, ana at tbs sane
time Prize il drawn from the other wheel Thu
Number and Prize drawn out are opsned and exhib-
tied to the audience, and registered by the Commits
.ionsrs; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operation IL repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROPRIATIONS PRIzgs,-The two preceding and
frst IL Price will be entitled to the 4s Appr xima
ton Prizes, according TO the scheme
The 5000 prizes of 30 will be determi red By the
last figure Of the number that draws tbs S 900 prize
For example, If the pumoer drawing the B50,Ooo
prize ends with No /, then all the tickets here the
number ends in will be entitled to $40 Tkhs mum.
Der ends with No then all the tickets ~h 1rs the
number ends ins2 viii be entitled to $40, and on to
0. Certificates of packages will be sold At II fol.
lowing rates which is ia. risk:
Certificate of Package Of 10 whole TIshsn......sse
10 Ip quarter .... 1880. %
liz oRozRrrG TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enslose the money to oar address Tor the Ticie,
ordered receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by the first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in sny figure they may dsssnste.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and rrtzss viii be
EF Purchasers will please write their ssnatures
PLAN. and give their Posi- Ofiss, County and State
~ Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
a. All prizes of 8 go and under, paid tmmedi-
steiy after the drswing-other prizes at the usual
All comm unications strictly confidential.
Prize Ticles Dashed or renewed in other Tickets
It either Office.
8. SWAN r. CO. Atlanta, g.,
fe - Or 4 SWAN. MONTGOMERY. AIs.
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Mosr IMPORTANT FROM PANAMA.-..We feel sati,.
Ned that rsi ,ble letters have reached this fr
Isooma saying that Messss. Morse aud Borland. the
special and Resident Ministers from this Govern
mand their passports owing to the determinaton of
mat government to refuse to do .tice to the
ters nov In issue With the United States and tina.
mus, shere 1t 10 confidently anticipated that III
Goverament here will promptly direct U. vess. ls
Aspinwall. al"
We DO not perceive how that can be done without
esllns Congfeas together to provide the means to
make the occupation OF those ports available to the
eni OF keeping open the commu nic ton across thu
isehmes BY rsii for it will be required to thst end
% stston American troops slozs the railroad lin -.
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CO.rARrNRRsaIPs, GO.


- OU.PARTNE38AlR NOTICE.
= The s1bsevibefs having sesocfeted them
selves un1er the styIs Of q 2 Ill =.
co, for the pufpoee Of sauyine on the CAhklAOE
MANUFACTURING business, are nov prsyared g
furnish the public with CARRIAGES, bU00IG0.
he, Of every description. q the shortest Eotiee snd
reduced prices hasins procured the services q g,
psrior workmon. We can confidently wsnsnt al
work turned out Of our sstsbikhment and respect
fully solicit share OF the public pstronsgs. Our
factory 10 situated Vireinis street, the psn
Vile Depot; Repository, 18th street, between Main
and CARY. @ NILES,
THOB. 8. THORNTON,
JOHN eRITCHARD.
.s.-REPAIkINo done with nestness and dis
pstch. February let. 1887.
njNsssI.UTlON Of COP A X an n cfi IF.
IL The Co Partnerhip hsretofore existing between
the undermined. under this firm Of l.. sMIThER
4 BRO, 10 this day aisso,ved By mutual consent.
Those having claims against the concern will pre-
sent them to JOHN l. SMITH GR for payment; and
those indebted are ,ect fuy invited to cali aud
settls the respective dues with him, who 10 alone
auth ,rized to wind up the business
JOHN L. 9MITHER,
Feb. d. 1857 T. 8. SMITHER
JOHN L. sMITHEk will continue tbs DRY
L. emithsr Rro and begs to tender his most Crate
flu to his friends and tbs publis for
th vers liberal pstronag- accorded to ths late firm,
end respectfully socts for himself continual ee OF
the same ing them that his best efforts will be
used rive eotire Satisfaction to ali who may .xtend
to him their favors.
NH sim JOHN L. sMITHER.
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APPoIS rAsNTS by THE PnEsiDENT.-Watson
Freeman to be marsha for the district of Msssa-
chusetss, rsappoiated Charles Levi Woodbury.,
to be attorney for the district of Massachusetts, M
place OF b f Hallett whose commission has ex
PRED. Arthur w Austin, collector of the custom
for the district Of Boston and Charlestown Massa.
chuseits, vice Chas II Peaslee whose Commission
has expired. Peter White, of Michigan. to be
register OF the land office at Marquette Michigan,
10 the place of Ebenezer Warner whose term of
once has expired. Robert J Graveraet, of M;chi-
gan. 70 be receiver of public moneys at Marquette,
Aichigan, In the place of William Pratt, whose
term Of office ba, expired. John Blanchard, of
Mcoigan, 70 be register Of the land flee at Ionia
michigan, 10 the place CT Alexander Bell, whose
commission has expired. VIM A Caruthers, of
minnesota to be register of the land Office At Sank
Rapids, Minnesota Territory in the place of Geo
w Sweet. removed. WIN E Rucker, of Missouri
70 DC resiater OF the land Office at Plattsbure,
nissourl in the place Of James IL Birch, removed
Adams Alien, Of Michigan, to be receiver of pub.
INC moneys at Kalamazoo, Michigan, In the place
OF Lawrence Van Dew alker, whose term of office
nas expired Csc Kidder. of Michigan, to be-
register OF The land Office st Kalamazoo Michigan.
In tina place Of Thomas A. Lee whose term Of
ONCE has expired Hash. Uu.on.
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DEAD William Yates, who first Introduced
vaccination into the United States died a, Morris
N T., on the 7sh instant at the extreme age of 80
here Ia 1893
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AvcffoS eALs OF sucAs And MoLAssss I'm
phis LAST Msss0 G. r. Wortham Co, soid 81 sse-
tiea ths csraJ II the scAooner Hannah from Atsska
S1o Per s.s and rs iss ssi! q Hol.s'ss brought
10 tots ssats per gallon.
BALTIMORE MAaKxT--SATuRpAY.-~The forNgn
nsws had depressing iafaencs upon resessnns.
Oh, - S Ss,' oS % :ss:ssa.
TAsre were buyers Of ohio snd city ct this r.ts bui
holders demanded ss s,i Wn .s.,. onsrins:
white q l5S to 1860 for sooa to pims Red, and 1852
70 i65 III ch,ics family fiour Wnsat Reds ISIS to
l3s for god to prime Cors.saies OF 3 500 bushels
f,e ernae Ysliow-sood samples Of both at So to so
ssuts BAcos 1n:inued 10 good demand; sales Of
SO hide ne~ shoulders at lGt to l03 50 hhds s,des
1t SO; . hhds kdas ct III 500 canvsssed Hams at
/ 4; old shou ders9s 1S3 sides ia GoFYsE market
quiet aad 6fm 6io u 30 10! for common to n edium
grades ~ lit and iIs for fair good and prime La
gasyra II in market. woalf beng 1908; Java Is d
ls. suGAa-.Nsv Crop New Orisaos io0ii Gu for
fax to prne Port Rico 81 laA iekdli torl-he dif.
fsrent Qualities from fair to prime moLAssss mar.
Porto Rico 6o0Ss Cuba 80 TO 4s for C.,ed 81 to 81
for Aassovsdo. WHiskEY a5a to 2ia per gallon
NEw OaLEAss, March 2o.-rhe Cotton market
to-day has been inner, with salss of $40 bales he
ssle. u tue week have been $1,000 b,ies. The re
eAqu OF the week were s., 500 bales being 500
less % "a tha corresponding wesk Of Last year The
decrease in tn receipts of Cotton At all the South
ern ports, mas now reached l53 90 bales
Win iax ysas. Sugar 10 firm. Flour steady.
Richmond Markets, March II.
FLoU6--No sales to-day aud no receipts OF con-
sequeose Tho market 10 quiet, and rathsr lansuid
Last saiss on Bssia Bank (yestsrdsy) a. st Is for
saperhns for sh,pmsat.
WI cat -rhs m ,raet not % buoysut; but quota
lions are ,hsnssJ. Miliens moro rigid In their
inspsc sions of qualities. We qaote 8 SOL 40 for
good 20 primo Ned; Si.450I % for good TO primo
GONNA sale Of a cargo of good Corn, to day, at
~ cts. We quote 70D75 cents per bnshel.
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Army ORDERs.-Gen Wool has been ordared
70 assume the department OF the East; Genera,
Iwiggs the Department of Texas, and Brevet
Brig Gen Clarke the Department Of the Pac;A,
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4. NJ Weioy, OF Fiuvanna county, Va. stab
oed recently by woman. Is recovering.
There were 262 deaths In Philadelnbi. II,
week. o'pnis' las
OoI Ill Matthias, we'll known in PHILADELPHIA n,
day. "'0u u
Chas r. Winder. has been appointed Judss
X xre OF the naval Court of Epquiry In
washington, vice J. NJ Carlisle, resigned.
Hon. VIM J. Brown, of Indiana, assistant post.
master general under President Polk. died Ias,
week. ~
Hon r Resle. an ex member of CONGRESS.
Senate. 'A' '"s'"A~
Inc Connecticut river 10 at last free Of ice and
Inc barn OF Jos Woods, four miles from Wins
~s,s W wss destroyed by are on the inst,
-. soen u Owens, the popular comedian, Il
Gn"1s, ~ very successful engagement IT
:. ncsonon Wolf. Of spriogAsld. Ohio. v.. robbed
o'ss'anaa. lest wssk, Of d, 500.
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30 CARRIAGES, CAKRIAGEs.-.
The an n.eyiher bs 4 nj, henf NJ Ais Zoe q h

a-V CARRIAGES, CAKRIAGES.- :.
&EE The suD.criber has on hand, at bis Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary. ti5th and 18th stxss1l
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CH4kJ0
TELS, BAROUCHE8, BUGGIES with and wsSh6ut
tops, and sULKIES, all Of his own make, Of the
best materials and workmanship; all of which will
be sold low good srk eff the hind be tho
city of Rchmond; and respectfully q call from
those in want OF any article in the Carriage line,
determined to make to order and sell ct the low
est prices possible, and ell work sold, that il new,
ws-aa.e5.
MICAJAH MAN0uM.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA.
GAPITAI. LOG. 900 DOLL AIRS.

CAPITAL 1OO,OOO DOLLARS'
Money received on depoaite In sums Of FIVE dollars
and up~ ards which interest st the rate OF per
eentum per snnuul is paid for sums remaining six
nths longer; for shorter periods, interest st tho
rate Of per ceutum
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received and certificates issued BY she
Cashier, T. g. Stake. at the store OF =: D.
SPENCE, corner OF Main and Governor stTeeta Aiefa'
mond, Va.
sAM'L 8. COTTRELI, President
r. B. STA8KE, Cashier.
C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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-. tn GnhAT SUUTh khN IN
HAT AND cAr MANUsAcfoRY III
AND DEPOT

JOHN DoOLE H
81 MAIN sThkEF, kJCHMOND, VA.
MANUFACTURE AND IMPORTER OF
HATS. GAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&c, &c.
Would on this occasion p.rtsulsrly call the atfen-
ton of his susr customers snd others 70 tho pre-
psrstior . he has msde for the business OF SprioG.
During hisfecent tour in the Nor b. he ha: visited
not only tbs cities of Baltimore. Philadeir ha and
New York but also the principal manufacturing dis
trcts where soc6s In his line are get up thus he hss
been enabled tn obtain samples Of every srtfcs
made, and purchase mo advantaseousy than here
tofore
For the 10 portation of French goods he has made
zach arrangements will insure him regular sup
ply Of tho newest and choicest styles
The silk and other Hats Of his own male have In
variaby been deemed by his customers superior to
those Of Northern importation. From various i'm
provements recently made In bis factofy IN, supe-
rioritv will NOT only b. maintained bit added to.
euch country merchants as purchase elsewhere,
withou. vna Richmond q trial he would respect
fully invie to visit his establishment-hs assures
them ,hoa'd they do they will find stock Of GOODS
squalli az variety quantity and low prices, that OF
any other house North or South
His business arrap gepenrs are Of the completest
and greatest attention is paid to the careful
paeking prompt hpmsnt OF goods NH Cts
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LkESH GARDEN sEED..
l. LANDRETH's (warrante6) GARDEN SEEDS
In every variety, just received By
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists,
IFS N w. Corner of N ain and 10Th SITS,
II T-dte4w Richmond Va
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lost IMPORTANT FkoM Ur.H!- We have M
9oeot tnas there 10 positive Information In This
that Bingham Young and his crew have hn,u.s ei ny
United etstes archives, court records 10. in Utah
IsrntorJi that they have demsnded the sppoint.
sat o. one oftwo schedules of federal officers both
nesoed oy Bingham Young for Governor, with ths
svorsl; Of the psrpose Of driving any other out Of
re Territory By force of arms. The truth il RI.
orm1ns are already practically in state of re bel.
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fLoY A TEACHER, to axe eharse Of : sm. J i
sanoo! Of boys and girls. ct his house Wyanoks
AmenA county Virsi.is- middle .sed ss.tlemas
AddrsssJ. A. J, Jstsuviils, We. q as-ln
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IN EARTH EN IVY AXE, CHINA AND
SRI GLASS
E&ES SPRING, 1857.

VIM. F. BUTLER,
Importer, ~ Main street. Richmond "a,
sAmerica.n a full supply of Enslisb foods of new
patterns and from various apufsctores and auction
trade sales in this couatiy, very large stock of
French China Glassware Looking Glasses, Casters
and Fancy 0ooos, which he f,rs for sale upon the
most favorab, TERMS
The mercuants of Virginia, Tennessee and North
Carolina are invited to sxamire his gods.
~ Special pains taken to pack all goods securely
and orders promptly filed NH IS-.im
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a 10 DVkILAKS REWARD. .Hana
C23 way from tbs subscribers, a NEGRO
IA NAN, named
LEWIS DABNEY who left on ths 18th OF
IL January last. He IL about nineteen years
old. about feet inch s high-brown skin, bumpy
face and of me dunn size. We will give $40 for his
NH lo~ts TURPIN G'YARBRoUGH.
NPECIAL NVTIC e. The firm of AUG
- ANDERSON CO. having been dissolved by
the death of AUG. ANDERSON, the surviving part
rers, ALEXlUS GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES,
have formeda new co-Partnership with GHAs H.
ANDERSON under the name of ANDERSON,
GREEN L. HAYES, to carry on the Wholesale
Straw and Millinery business, at the new Warehouse
No. l0l Main street, formerly occupied by Aug An
derson Co where they will be pleased to see the
customers of the late firm.
ALFXlUS GREEN,
JOHN A. HAYES,
CHAS. 81. ANDERSON.
February let, 1857.
The subscribers who the surviving partners Of
the late firm of Aug. Anderson 4 Co, will wind up
the business Of that firm without further delay and
will be obliged to all those Indebted to them to max
prompt payment. ALEXlU5 GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm Of
ia 2-Sm Aug. Anderson 4 Co.
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&A NEW BAkEkY.-.Ihe subscrf.
ca1x8 Der having leas Sd the house on the North.
- east corner of Broad and Sd streets, and #
SNH3E ted It up for a BAKERY, t,kcs this me.
tbod of informing his friends and the public in gene
rail- that he will be able to furnish them with every
thing usually kept in Firss-class Bakery. For the
convenience o. those living below this market, he
will keep bis old Branch, two doors from Broad,
Ssh street.
Bread, Rolls, Biscuits, 1e., fresh morning and
evening. Pies, Cakes and Crackers of all kin6s,
fresh every day. Families and Boarding Houses
supplied twice day.
Parties supplied with Iced and Ornamented Cakes
Ice Creams Jelhes, Blanc Mango, 80, to order
c. N. BAH orders thankfully received and
srefuly attended to.
fe T-lm* ISAAC D BRIGGS.
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OV,VVV tckct9s
MA9NIFICEHT SERENE
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES
prizes Of ESQ aprroximsting To $4,000
Prize are; :.,............,........ 900
prizes Of $500 spprox,mstlns to $4,000
prse are. ..................... eco
4 prizes of 300 approximatins to $40 900
Prize are ....s........ 100
prizes of $50 approxmatins TO $4,000
prize ere-.. so
4 prizes Of S65 approximsting to $500 -
prizs are...:..............:.. .......... $50
prises of $50 sppro1imstng To $1,000
prizs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2a0
4 prizes of bb5 experimenting to e6O I
prize a,e.................. ............. go
4 prizes of $50 approximesing to $1,000
prize are. ..........:............- 900
I prizes Of S45 approximating TO $4,000
prize srs................... ............ $50
prises Of $40 approxiustns to $4,000
prize are. .'ss..s.ss..... 100
prizes Of $50 approximasins TO $4,000
pT1z1 are. 10
prizes Of S25 Hpproximating TO $1,000
prize are. lU0
ON0 prixss of $40 go 600
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WORKS.

MILLER & VINCENT,
Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE,
ard Manufacturers of MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
FONTS, MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES, DC,
nearly opposite I'd Baptist Church, on Main street,
have hand large and we'll ioishsd an assortment
of work can be found in any establishment In tbs
city.
Prices lower than the same quality of work can
be obtained in any of the Northern cities.
NH IL Sm
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JOHN L. SMITHER.
Disc AShS or TIE
F.ET and HANDS, C0rns,
Bupions, Deformed Nails,

the Feet and ands ersdicated without pain, BY
Dr. &. SCHULTZ the skilful Surgeon Chiropodist,
from London. NoTicE.-Dr. s. bess to info.m bis
patients. friends, and the public generally, that he
has now renewed his eff &c to 100 Broad street, 2
doors from the Of Mr. Zachrissons Drug Store,
between 6th and 9TH streets, stairs (sisn on the
door, where he may be daily consulted from A. M.
till Z r. M.
~- Ladies and Gentlemen, a. usual, attended at
their residence, without extra charge.
NH 7-dlm~
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PARTISAN WIvls AND HUsBANDs-The last
way OF making money in Paris Is said 20 be by
Of "snsreuse," or police of vigilance to look after
husbands while away from home The best
known OF this profession is a respectable widow
OF about forty years of ago. who goes by the name
OF maoaals Viaoeq She resides in the Rue
Monsmaitre, second story front; and for q reeula-
tsd price she gives in each morning report of the
doings and whereabouts of any geutlemas o. some.
thing In tho following style: Monsieur X. went
OUT At noon. he walked to the Rue Pgaile No.
He made o call on Mile R, and passed there
three quarters of An hour. Thence he went to
the opera and engaged box for the evening. He
went TO the 6ousse at l o'clock. but did not re-.
nam ~ 81 ne mounted his horse and rode to the
Bcis de Bolougne In pa ssipg along the Ronle.
Yards he left hi. ticket at No., and returned to
que o. o. AT III he went to the opera, where he
mst NILE. K At midnight he supped with her
a. the mansion dor, and at returned home"
The price of this little bulletin (d.ilvl ia oplv
twenty frAncsi '