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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-28

SEAMLESS BAGS-6,5oo extra heavy and
- '0' SAe Al ''au'o' 'a'eS Clio. POSTER CO.
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Or Morsc's Indian Root Pills are sold by
dealers in Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town. village and ham
let in the land. Parties desiring the agency will
address above for the terms.
Price p cents per box, five boxes will he sent
receipt of 81, postage paid. fianll-dS
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Ly~ recent American traveller, when in
Venice, expressed a curiosity to known how the
remarkable palaces Of that city were built, and
on what foundation they stood. When told that
they stood on piles, he desired to see the pile
driver. There is a model Of it in the DJge's
Palace srmewhere," replied the guide GO but it
has not been used, for we have had no house
huilt In Venice for tfyCG hHadred gears"
Making due allowance for the guide 6 accuracy
ofeomputaiiOn, the aneciote will serve tG,show
the stagnant dead sea aspect OF many Eastern
countries, whose exploits history has embla-
zOned.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENTAL


Sealed proposals will be received at this depart
ment until y o'clock noon of Monday, the 9Th of
August next, for ten millions of stock of the United
States to be ssne1 under the act of l4th June In
stant Said stock will be reimbursable in IS years
from the lst OF January next and bear interest at
per centum per annum, payable semi annually on the
first DAYS of January and J uy of each year.
No bid will be received below par and none for any
fraction OF one thousand dollars No bid will be con
sdered unless one per cent. of the amount is depos
tied, subject to the order Of the Secretary of the
Treasury, with deposItary of the United States
whose certificate of the sans must accompany
the bd InaIl cases the bids must be unconditional,
and without retereI TO bids of others, and must
state the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
outside of the envelope proposals for loan of 1897
and be addressed to the Secretary of Treasury
Washington, ID. C. The sums which may be ac
cspted from any bidder will be reqnred to be paid to
the depostary of the United States nearest to his
residence, or ind Gated most convenient by him.
Should bids be accepted from parties not residing
within the United States, they will he required to
deposite the principal! and premium with the sst
ant ireasurers at Boston, New York. Phi.a eph's,
or New Orleans.
Certificates Of stock for sums OF one thousand
dollars each, payable to the successful bidders
bearer, with coupons of semi annual interest from
the st of January next, also payable to bearer, at
tiched thereto will be issued for the of the
accepted bids upon the certhcate to the
credit of the Treasurer of the United States with
the depositaries of the United States. The stock
wn all bear from the date of such
depOsite The interest from that date to the lst of
January will be paid to the successful bidder his
attorney by the depositary where the deposite was
made.
Successful bidders will be required to deposIte the
principal and premium of their pied bids or
before the LIST day of September next The prelimi-
nary deposite of one per cent. will be Immediately
directed be returned to the .ssful bidders
HOWELL COBB,
| ie 29-IawtAug9 Secretary of the Treasury.
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THE PEOPLES OLD ACCOMMODATIONS
l. LINE TO
GREAT FALLS, SENECA,
EDWARDS FERRY and IEESRIJRG

The Packets N. c. MEIGs and ARGo, Captains
ss>--1;?7k Warwick and Howard ,s-S
SS-G-17cOntInue 10 ply daily be s---E,s:--S
tween GEORGETOWN and-S1=xE-<s
the above points, for the accommodation of the
travelling community, and light freights. Each of
THESE boats are safe, commodlous and al,y-fur-
nlshed IN the most comfortable style and well sup
Piled with female and other servants, for the ac-
commodatlon of ladies'. and Others who may patron
iZe them.
personal supervision of w. II. Ritter, who guaran-
ties to every passenger all proper attention. and to
all goods entrusted to his trans portatOn, and
dispatch.
Pleasure EXCURSIONS to the q reat Falls, and other
points, accommodated on reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to w. II. and Fl. G..
RITTER, GrOcers, Immediately west of the Mar
ket 'G GEORGETOWN. ie2l-Jm
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COSTLY WEAPoNs.-Two Spaniards got to
quarreIing in Vicksburg, the other day, and
fell to be aboring each other with bags OF gold.
The bags burst, and there was a scramble
among the spectators and the beliigerents for
the scattered treasure. The Spaniards recov-
cred most of it, but the Sun reports enc negro
as having picked up fifty dollars
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DRr PRIsTING.-The following is from late
number of the London Mining Journal:
new paper has been made with prepared
albumen from residue of the beet root after dis
tillation and the manufacture Of sugar, which
has been patented by the inventor, DR. Collyer
The great popularity Of this paper is, that it
can be printed ON without - wetting," The
impressions, which we have seen worked of by
n steam power Of one of the most extensively cir
culated periodicals, exhibit a sharpness and
cIearness OF outline which was equal to the i'm
Pressions that were being taken on the damped
paper.
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DRADY'S GALLERY,
ID S52 Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7rH STREET,
Orer SWeeny, R,ttsnhoxs:, Fdnt Co.'s
Banking House.
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
lie that in of the very liberal patronage
he has received since opening his = II o Il a.
GRAPHIC GALLERY At Washinston. he will
contrary to his original in.entIOn keep 1T open during
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will he constantly In
attendance to execute photographs and AmbrOty pes
In the hest possible manner.
IL = Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
Tue COLLECTION of Portraits of distinguished men
at this Gallery (the largest IN the world open FIR
a. IN. to p. IN je 90 co I'M
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A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPhPER
N COUNTY. VA FOR SALE.-The Editor of

n VA, Oh
the Evening Star Is authorized to sell, on very
tbe rnost dnsS,bI f nt II ~ oW piio' Io 81 VI
er. II contains about $50 acres, of which 30 are
woodland and the residue arabic land. IN fine CON
dtiOn for cultivation. This tract is situated about
three miles from. Cupeper Court House. has upon
1t a small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
IGgs All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set IN grass. TO gentleman seeking country res
dence this farm offers attractions not surpassed, If
equaled, in Piedmont Virginia. building pom
the farm commands fine mountain prospect and a
view of the surrounding country for many nlies.
The soil is OF excellent original quality, and pecu
lary pied to the production OF wheat, and at
present IN good state of improvement. The owner
will sell IL for less than its value, early application
is made. Persons wishing to purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH. Esq, Ed
itor of the Star. ap 9-lawtf
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EOR RENT.-A thres-.tory BRICK HOUSE,
with basement, on I'd st eet, Georgetown, the
late residence of nj. DE BOdlsco, contang l6 or Ia
rooms. The house and lot are large and complete
order, having all the necessary out buildings, baths
&c. 1t is one of the most oonnmodious in George
town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance.
Apply to BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, Georgetown
ap 9-tf
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Places of Resort during Summer

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
- CUMBERLAND COUNTY. "A.
This well-known Mountain Resort. situate IN
Cumberland county. Pa f, FIVE miles north AAa a
easl of Carlisle, will he open for visitors on y.My
the Sth OF June. The waters of these As..tH-
SprlnRs are highly Impregns,ed with minerals, aLd
are superior for drILkIng and bathing. Acoommods
tIonS large. Fare from Philadelphia TO C4lelsle,
S3.S5s from Baltimore TO CarlIs e. SIS lo. Visitors
leaving PhIladephl and Baltimore IN tie morning
traIn arrive at the SPRINGS at s p. IN.
For further informal on address the propTietors,
OWEN a. CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs. Pa.
Rsferences-'Ohn e Da Costa, Esq, Tho<. c.
PercIva, Esq. PhIladelphis; Alex. kikland. ESQ.
Wm. Renshaw, Esq, BaltImore; Jacob Gideon.
je so 2md
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ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS AND THE IRISH-
MAS.-At the Freelove Convention in Rutland
VT, Andrew Jackson Davis according to the
Troy Times, remarked that the results of spir-
itualism were to make man happier, and wiser,
and better, and its greatest effects to have done
away with the Mrs. Grundy who used to get in
the pulpit with her night-cap on, to frighten
silly people out of their senses. Spiritualism
teaches that there is no devil, and as the indi-
vidual with the cloven foot is removed from
society, men will lose their superstition, and
become sensible, rational beings.
There was an anecdote of an Irishman suf-
fering from disease which his physician
pronounced incurable, who received extreme
JUNCTION at the hands Of the priest. Whether
il was that the JUNCTION cured him, or because Sc
he was afraid to try the experiment of dying
he got well. The priest coming and seeing
him cured said I" Well, Patrick I am glad
Won have recovered, but were you not afraid
to meet your God?" 80, no, your reverence" :"
renlied Patrick sit was the other chap
Immense laughter followed, which was broken
bv An angry voice, in rich Irish brogue, ex-
claiming:
yez?"
Davis-He had no name.
Irishman-Thenw what are yez BLOWN about?
Davis-Oh, my friend, it was merely an an
ecdote.
Irishman-A nanny goat, was it? Well, l
want the names and dates, or tell yez that
ye're a dirthy liar.
way. Say it's a lie, if you please; we'll call 1t
q lie
1rishmsn-It is lie, and drthy lie, and
yez all are pack of dirthy liars and thaves,
and yez know it. Ye're a set Of vagabonds and
haythen.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.-Seve-
Il raj families and sing gentlemen can find pleas
ant Rooms and good Board at Miss MOILEY'S, ZIG
Penn. avenue, ne ar 18th stree. the house formerly
OccupIed by Mrs. Anier rson. The location is conve-
Dlent for gentlemen having business at the Capitol
or Departments engaged in stores in the cty.
Terms moderate. Strangers in the city and transient
people Will find this one or the most convenient To-
cltIoHS in the city. je "a eotf
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Nor,cro .ISo.s .sos nm, ,,,,

NOTICE or ACHANGE IN THE LIMITS
OF THE E''NORTHEASTERN'; AND"NORTH-
WESTERN" LAND DIS FRIC1S : IN MIME
sofa.
In pursuance of the prvisions of the act of Con-
grsss app owed MAY II, 1855 to amend the act ap-
proved July g. 1856, entitled IAN act 10 establish two
additional Land DI sricts In the Territory of Mnne
sofa" is hereby declared and made known that the
western limits ofthe -NoRTHEAsTERs" district cf
Minnes Is extended TO the line dividing .3
aud "a, and the southern limit of the Northwestern
District" is as follows: "CommencIng at the point
ON the eastern side of the Mississippi river where
The present south line touches the river; thence
dow said river TO the point opposite the Intersec-
tlun VITA the of the eighth standard parallel
thence along SAID parallel TO the point of Intersec
tion of guide meridian number thench along said
guide meridian TO the seventh standard para lei !:
thence west along SAID seventh PARALLEL To the Sioux
established"
Given under ny land at the city of Washington,
this 18th day of Nav, A. ID. 1883.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
. Commissioner ofthe General Land Oftae.
Ia rau
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IL DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No. l98 PENNSYLVANIA AvIuuI, Up((ru
TAYaa deers [foR 1914 Sfrsaf. O

OYyIcl No. ls8 PENNSYLVANIA AvIHyI, p
TAyss soeTs JSo~ l<fk Sfssst.
Dr.. BAILY be.s leave 20 inform the public that ss
He feels assured that an e9peTience Of te yesrsi
practice, with the large number of patients, nd great
iaIIy, vii enable him g suI@ga1i any 9 thoaISy:
scientific or otherwise re:ains 70 the Tech: HIS
eminent in the profession, and especiaiy Drs Harris
cad ana f. rsI% ens eG h a1 g
oil Enames, Gutta Perchs india Rubber, and Co
Teets. and that Porcelain. mounted on God Pste,
the only reliable substance that can be worn In the
American Dental Convention.
Although he Hatters himself from his long resi-
S1own % to his numerous friends and ,strons. 10 bess
leave 70 refer them 70 the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church Of Epiphk1yo o
this CITY.
nv esteem for you per:oDsy. and Hs oonSdenoe IN
y0u a superior dentist. TIE operations executed
public that your M xii 20 vel r deserves. Nv i'nO' ~ NV
Washington. A,r. ., ISIS. Nv J.S%%.TF'RsNon.
From one Of the Oldes, hrms In Baltimore, Ms.sr..
Having employ ed Df. stephen Bsily, Surgeon Don
and piece weT beh hGp he d Co
my entire ire and Y Of The G5 that
College of Baltimore siled after rePeated trisls %
sss tn MSTn ns
high estimation of ms professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. II, 1857. HARMANN BO60s,
Extract from rs.e receive from the late Hsl. ysbs
y: s: sIs.,., ,A.s, y. lss
Yhe teeth yea made for me work admirably; noih-
i'' '''ld be better Very f6HS f65sHsfSipRsI' pRsI.'cLArroN
Ts those that seek relief from the mslades OF the
teeth, can cheerfglly recommend De. =. Bslly a.
superior Dentist; he made set of porcelain teeth
for one Of my family and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has al stood vel for more than
ten years. ROBERT II. NIXON.
Of the va. Conf. OF the M. L. Church South.
April 10. 1855.
We, the undersigned, having Ind occasion TO Avail
sHrsolyes Of the Professional skIl OF Dr. =. Bally.
Surgeon Dentist OF this city, having been cogn1
Ant Of his operations famIlIo frleLds taks
pleasure In expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, well ss Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
in which he performs the most delicate and dIfout
operations in Dental Surgery and espeotfully
commend HIM 10 the confidence and patronage OF the
public. of which consider hlm emInently worthy.
THoMAs y. WALTER, Architect Y. =. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, VI. ID, OF Washington, u. @.
B. $. BoHRER, NJ. d. Of GeorgetOvn. ID. c..
N. !. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of Washington. ID. c.
Jos. II. BRADLKy, of Washington, ID. c.
3IoRSB WALTON, EJ- Governor OF Florida.
WALTKR LIsox, Ex Mayor of WashInttoBd
HENRY BALDWIN, u. ;. Patent Ofloe,
&C. WIsEY, Prlncipa RItte nhopse ACADEMY.
fsbfo If
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Dentistry, &C.
CHEOPLASTIC PRUCESS
u 4N ffr rR0KEMENT IN

" AN TMr ROVE M Mt IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
DR.. T. %. HILLS respectfully informs he public
that he is now prepared to insert partial ans -
full setts OF TEETd at reasonable rate tySTYSR
on this improved plan. The great afNaL
tage this process ia over ali others rs perfect
adaptation. The method 81 Itself Insur q a most
perfect ht. The Inetal entirely free Ia IN al me
tallic taste and none # the Secretons Of he mouth
can have any efeot u7on lt. testimonials from the
most prominent citizens o Baltimore, confirming
Its great superiority, can he seer. AT those per
" no sufsriag with oil -adapted ates Will
please give a call, and will Ike rect pleasure
in expslning and exhibiting 10 them specimens of
the work. All inquiries should be N ade ct my Of
fee. as am the only authorized agent for this pro
cess.
Office, No. 250'Penn. avenue, betu cen 18th and
18th streets, next house above GautleI's.
ap lS-3m
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CAPTAIN WEILSISNO RUNNI

(NAPTAIN b +. .WELLSiS NOW RUNNING
~ his new and fast steamer ANTE Na
hOPE. between Georgetown and Es4Sts~ES
H6rpeT's Ferry, on the Chesa
and Ohio Canal. as follows: Leaves Georgetown
every Monday, "Wednesday. and Friday mornings at
7o'clock Returning leaves Harper's Ferry every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ct O'Clock a. m
Through in IL hours. Fare 50. Way passengers
IN proportion. ie is lltr
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
Boots, Shoes, &c.

OooCS, Sn0ee, &C.
QTHE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY:
Il Having been engaged IN manufacturing LADIES'
Misses, and Chiidren's shoes for 4U7
se-4-Athls past 81 years, we ought toa
know by thus time what will suit them an that line.
and can safely say that we do; which you provo
by giving work trial. You lind a.! tImesJ
the articles NJ the principal Shoe Stores IN Wash
lngton cIty-thc Shoes so we!i-knOwn hs j. w.
McCurdy & Sons Philadelphia make. ap2f-ly
TRUNkS! TRUNKS. TRUNkSm
The 1dersiened has now and constantly keeps
EvvS"n hard large and very supe- "A
EySaN nor assortment Of Sole. l.satherk rk1xkA
Iron Fra ne snd Wood, Box ,TRt ms
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATChbLS; hne
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, DC.
1 am prepared to compete with the best msnu-
facturers, proof of whica, read the following he
port of the Cummtiee az the AR OF the Metro1oli-
tan Mechani IS Institute for i857:
Topham 81 Norfet deposited a Sole-leather
Trunk thats for Solidisy and eEGlity Of material,
JESxIN THOMAS. Ssddler.
Is. :. hINsEY, CurrleT.
N.B.-Trunks Covered and every description OF
Repairing executed VI "a neatness and spAioh.
JAS. =. TDPHAM.
q ate TOPHAN AZ NoBFlFT,l
No. <ss 7th ST. eet, op2o. ODD Fellows HAL.
ml-Iy Washington. d. q.
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OBED p. MILLER, WARD COWING,
SECRETARY. PRESIDENT.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Ward CowIng. IObed p. Miller,
w llllam A. Bradford, Thomas A. Doyle,
samuel h. Darling, William B. RydeT,
Edward b. Perry, George eveiand,
George w. Hall, Phil p Ry der.
r. g. Gardiner,
This Company lnsures against Loss or Damage 10y
Fire, on Stores, Merchandise, DWELLINGS,, Mills,
Manufactures, Hotels. DC also, on Marine and
Inland Transportation Cargo Risks at the ordinary
rates of premium.
Losses promptly and eqmisably adjusted and
pad.
Al premiums are made specific when policies are
ther assessment IN ca ase of loss is to be made on the
par les SO insured. The advantages OF Stock
System, which precudes the possibility of an
sessment are very obvious.
The Board of Directors have authorized the issues
of Policies on country rlsks, detached on very low
terms.
The Company expect TO deserve the confidence of
the public by doing bus ness on favorable terms
as any other similar institution. and by the utmos:
fairness and lberality In all their dealings.
Policies granted and issus ed to parties efectng in
suIance at once without delay BY the undersigned.
at his Ofice. w. A BERT KING,
Agent, No. 25 High street,
ia Aft
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EY The lively contributor of the following
slys there are as good fish in the sea as ever
were caught, and he has been hooking few.
" The Rev. j. S. has achieved q high distinc-
ton, not only in our State but in yours, as very
fOrcible, though somewhat eccentric, preacher
He was at one time preaching in the city where
he still labors, and had in his congregation a
rough but kind-hearted butcher who was lit
tie given to divining the sermon audibly among
the econgregatiOn-fearng, perhaps, that some
of the hearers might not understand that the
preacher meant them. On this occasion Mr.. s.
had undertaken to point out some of the faults Of
his people in relation to the observance of the
Sabbath and proceeded something after this
fashion:
"Even when you come to the House of God, my
brethren, your thoughts are not on His word, or
on heavenly or divine things One of YOU for
instance, will be thinking of your whaling ships
tthe town was whaling pOrt), and reckoning
how much oil they will bring in, and how much
money you will mako out of it."
That's you, Deacon W ;" interposed the
butcher, in a voice audible all over the house
" Another" purs led the minister, " will be
thinking of the house he is building, and con-
triving how he can slight his work, 80 as to make
1t more profitable
That's you, L" again broke in the butcher.
"Another," continued Mr.. S., "will be oc-
cupied with thought of his goods, and with
planning how he can sell more of them, and at
better profit
That's you, Brother B. % said the butcher.
''Anothe7 will be counting his gains from his
fisheries, aud wishing that he could catch larger
quantities and sell them faster''
:" That's Brother H." interrupted butcher
Another, said the pastor, and he the
worst OF all, because he breaks the Sabbath
worse than the rest, will rise early on Sabbath
morning, and kill beef and dress it, so as to
have 1t ready for market on Monday mo ming.
"And Mat'S me >" roared the butcher, and
ever after held his peace. ."-Harper'S Mag.
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CODA WATER AND HOOK.

WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
w Capital S20O,ts0, with indtridnai liability of
all stoekholde,s-insures all classes OF properly.
DiIectors.Wm F.. Bayly, Francis Mohun, Hud
son Tayl ylOr, Sam'l Bacon, Jos. Bryan, nj, w. alt,
Benz. Beal:, Jas. +. Halliday, and VIM. Orme. Of
6ce corner Pa. avenue and 10Th street
JAS. C.. MCGUIRE, Pres.
GRAFTON ID. HANSON. SEQ ma 7-9awIvif
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For Rent and Sale,

'NHOSE WHO WISH LARGE. AIRY. AND
pleasant rooms can now bs accommodated at
MRS. SEARLh'S, S85 Pa. avenue, between .1s and
6th streets. ie g -2awSw*
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITEs.
MONEYHL LOANss STOCK SECURITIES
teu x7-N OSpssSfs fka TtsGsNSv.

TNHE VIRGINIA SPRINGS-Passengers for
sndrla Railroad. 10y leaving AcG4 - G4ss;z.1lS
their names at the office OF nAAHNSSH1&HS
the Alexandra and Washington Railroad, 7th ST,
and Louisiana avenue, will be called for and
veyed to the Long Bridge station, where good
y. :. Mail for the D. Il A. X. X. Passengers WILL
lind free from the annoy of wagons and horses
that is met with the boat. IL is the most expe-
ditIous, and. many instances, the most economl-
cal route. Coaches connect with every train from
Baltimore.
N B.-Coaches furnished for Excursions and Pic
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SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS.
- BUTTER COOLERS. TEA SETS,
CASrORS, CAKE BASKETS, best quality.
ALBATA SPOONS, FORKS, LADIES.
And lot Of fine Ivory Handle Steel Blade (SIlveT
patedb TABLE KNIVES.
Just received. and offering very low. at $50 Penn.
je24 H.o. HOOD.
DAREGE ROBES AND PARASOLS closing
ID out al greatly reduced prices
potted and Figured Swiss Muslin.
Plaid and Striped MUslns, Null and Pialn SWISS
MusIGs.
White aud Black Crinoline Muslins,
Nhite Marseilies for Basques ard Capes,
Buttons and Fringe Tor tTImsnlng the same,
Worked Collars, Hosiery and Gloves, oi every de
sorption.
Steel Extension Hoped Skirts,
Grass Cloth for Skirts,
Glossy Black Silks, ch cap.
With many other deslrsbe GOODS a. very low
prices WIN. X. RILEY,
Corner of 9lh street, and
10 % 9v opposite Centre Market.