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Mons. Danielle's
DANCING ACADEMY
MARBLE HALL.

N
.NDOJvsS. RslyV,XRLLR W"0UL ID RR-
WI specially advertise TO the Parents and
young Ladies' and Gentlemen of Evansville, that he
Will commence his second course of instruction in
the fashionable art Of DANCING ON the first of
octo6er when he will guarantee TO learn all Ladies
ana oentiemen who will place themselves under
hs instruction, ailthe dances Of the day eighteen
IN number IN a single course or will make no
charyr he safest guarantee the pubic ram have,
that Monsieur will DO all he Processes is a reference
" any one nnd every one who have keen under his
boast of hai isr, learned a. nee
dances IN tmelt, lessons. Ny contuuct with .nrh
anu every ADMIT tupii Is To learn them all the
dances now danced. for the sum OF ten dollar. ,.,
regardless Of the number ofessas rraniret "a, a.,
SO. With scr,rr pupils ! can accomplish this m
twelve and fifteen lessons, aud with some it re-
\ qures forty- rass -.-r..v- -
/ will also guarantee to learn all Children he
tween the ages 81 and IA in one or one and n half
course OF lessons-the parents themselves and the
public TO be the judges, as TO whether they dance
lsor only jump In bad time to music, a. they have
been Taught BY soi-disant Dancing mimics who
formerly yisited this city. = - q - --E
Parents and friends win be at all times admitted
TO the Childrens school, VI hen they can then,selye;
/ see Monsieurs system of imparting this very i'm.
portant branch Of education To the young. -
Monsieur will alst devote part of his time e
Teaching private classes of young Ladies' at private
residences. Also TO give private instructions Il
any young lady who may prefer 10 be instructed in
| her own parlOr. = 81 I a. a q
Childrcns Glass every "Wednesday and Saturday
from 2 TO 4 p NJ.
Young Ladies's Glass every Wednesday and Sat
| urday, from to 6. 1900. CO.
centlemen's Class every Monday and Tiiursda,
4 evening, from to 10. ---l-s.st = 3.
aug30-1m CUARL II. DANIELLE, p. n.
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10 E -1 AMERICAN ''
Wholesale Clothing House.
~ En- YEARS 100. THE WsAOLR

IAvASN- H-k<sz - - 81 ~ " 1hh Win
II Clothing trade Of the West was comparatively
Of small amount, and WAS confined almost exclu-
siyely to retail business in the larger towns and
cities alone. Now this line of Goods has become
an almost indispensable part Of the stock Of every
general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to
the cross-road stand. Like all changes in trade,
however, this has not been produced except for
the best of reasons. Among these are the great
saving Of material by cutting a large quantity Of
garments together-the superior work and speed Of
sewing machines in manufacturing-the great
ing Of time in waiting for your "turn" at the Tai
lor's-the uncertainty of even then getting salts
factory "fit. and above all the saving of at least
oRe-kdl the cost Of the garment in the price. For
n number of year. this has only been a part Of
general Dry Goods business, but we have made
arrangements to devote our whole house exclu-
sively to il alone with such lines of Notions and
furnishing Goods will be necessary and desirable
in that trade. Belle wing that the true interest of
the trade will he TO sustain in this enterprise
we would especially announce that we now have
on hand Of the largest and most desirable
stocks Of WELL MADE CLOTHING that was
ever offered TO the trade OF the West.
We respectfully solicit a call from all our old
friends and the trade generally We charge moth
in for snoring goods, and NOT much if you bay
them. We are prepared TO sell to all prompt time
buyers as low.as any house in the trads. liberal
discount also made on all cash soieS-
- wM. L. FRENCH & Co,
sep3 No. 20 Main street
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
II .EDEES, H'OU .aRE fTpITED TO
III call ON R0SER BROS. & CO. They are now
able to show you Of the most fashionable stocks of

able To SHOW you one OF the a0 dStondOte STOCKS ol
... H FANCY DRY GOODS
ever brought to this market. Your especial atten-
ton is called to their large assortment of
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
containing Robes. Bayadere Stripes, and all mod
ern styles of the day. #... .
In WOODEN GOODS their stock will compare
fayoral,ly with any other house in the West.
SILK VEL VET AND CLOTH CLOIKS
of superior quality and style.
Their stock Of Ladies' COLLARS d SLEEVES
is immense; nor must you forget to look at their
immense variety Of Ladies' Misses, and Children's
Hose and Gloves, &c, &c. .-.
House Wifes will also find II to their interest 20
examine their stock of IMPORTED CARPETS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, DOOR MATS. RUGS,
in large quantity.
1t would be hardly worth while to snumerats
their stock of Staple Goods. IL is generally cou-
cedcd that their stock of Calicoes Flannels, Blan.
kets, Shawls, Cassimeres, Sattinets, Jeans, Lin
seys, &c, &c. will in variety, in quality, and in
price, bear investigation with any other house Ia
the city. Remember No. 30 Main street.
sep5 RoSER BROS. 4 co.
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pA- News has been received from France
that the Empress Eugene is discarding her
hoops, and is about introducing tight sleeves
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There was in the treasury on thu first OF
November, 1858, the handsome pile of
Sl3l, OOO-but SlO7,OOO of it was in DEF
ciTs-some kind of impalpable gas-with a
very fetid odor to 1.-THE remains of old
political corruptions has an often
sive stencil to the nostrils of the taxpayers
and all honest men.
The following is the present fiscal condi-
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AOEW. .HRRHV:AL OF
~ dozen Cedar Pals, aE l..
10 do Alicante Mats,
70 do large Eastern Brooms,
~ nests assorted Market Baskets,
4dozen Wooden Spoons,
do Flour Selves,
80 packages Carpet Tacks.
q dozen Match Safes For sale ut
sep1 r. III. COOK a SON

a. n SOOh u Sun ..
LyOB TINE FILL Trade. JUST
IL received per steamer Hastings, fine assort.
ment of Goods from the East, suitable the wan to
of the Families of Evansville, consisting part
500 lbs sugar cured, fine favored Hams,
. 1909 ms Ribbed Sides Bacon,
400 fbs Shoulders-prime,
tierces Extra No. I Lard,
20 boxes p. 4 G.'s best and German Soaps,
20 boxes Star and Opal Candles, In rs q i bxs.
20 boxes Fancy Soaps, -.
barrels extra No. / Lard Oil, ti k.tf.
barrels Golden Syrup. This article is much
recommended,
5 bags Almonds, Filberts. iPscans. and Brazil
... Nuts, ...t. a-rss a. sseftsE q %
3 casks Bor eaux Prunes-a fine lot,
z boxes genuine italian and vermiceln aud
Maccaroni, a-re f.f ralte f-t'.t ~
bbls Coverings Crushed Sugar, s-re e'sis1
bbisns do Pulverized Sugar. fThese
Sugars acknowledged by all in the trade
10 be the best in the United States. ~
Mackerel-catch OF ls59--in bills and "a bbs,
No. !, No. z, and No. B. s. ~ ~
White Fish Ia half barrels, ( ~ o
- bags Bio Coffee, q.
fine article of selected Black Tea-equal, II
not superior, to any in the eity-xe, &c.
n. B.-The whole Of the above Goods having
been bought for Cash, enabled to offer our
old and new customers any articles they may re-
quire at such prices saswill quite surprise them.
Call and examine for yourselves, at - )
H EkSKINE, CURNICK CO.'S
sepl AZ Main street.
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st. Charles Saloon.

NEW PROPRIETORSHIP- ENTIRE
,ts REORGANIZATION. ufkE-F
DEE SSRS. A.A.u.HER y DREIFUSS,
OLA from New 0rleane, have purchased the ST.
CHARLES SALOON, ON First street, nearly oppo
site the Post Office, and have reittec it in ee
CANT and attractive style.
The new proprietors have had long experience as
keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants ia
New Orleans, and they will erdeavor, In their
house, % com bne all the elegancies and Injuries
Of Northern and Southern Restaurants in the ST.
CHARLES
They have brought a large and complete stock
Of choice Liquors frem New Orleans, which they
collected with care during their business in that
city. Their connections and acquaintsnce in that
city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup
plies Of Liquors, Fruits, and Injuries from that
market in future, aud they will spare expense
nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpass,
hereafter, its former representation, pleasant
Saloon place of good living, and elegant, refined
and luxurious resort.
So Billiard players will find at this Saloon set
Of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory off. NJ Bruins
wick & Co.
The undersigned fatter themselves that long ex-
perience and careful atten ton will enable them
merit a reputation equal TO any Saloon the west
ern country. ~ g. s-t 60 81 30
~ splendid Lunch " iii be served on in the
most approved style, every morning at 10 O'Clock.
HAMMER DREIFUSS,
aug4 Late OF New Orleans
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a Tr...ury falI OF Deficits.

The State Auditor and treasurer
seem to have commenced under q e new
law, to publish monthly statements of the,
condition of the State Treasury. The peo-
pie will be glad to hear that their strong
box is full of something-it is overlooking
with deficits. How such a negative sub
stance got into the treasury is not explain
ed, but the two officers upon their oaths
declare it is really there. lIt can't be seen
but may be Jet by the people. s-fSn2r.
The following, the Treasurer and Auditor
say, is an exhibit showing the balances
on hand, and Of what items composed, at
the commencement of the present incum-
bents term of Office, and. the actual cash in
the treasury at this time" The following
are their own figures: =, ar 90 ...at.l
Treasury balance Nov !, 1858 sss1 ,s4e IS ,
Receipts TO and including Feb \
sruary 3, ls59......-.....,,....... 4Oe,c5Z w
Total, 533 ss5 20
Expenditures for the same pc
Ass loo 61 ~ -
Treasury balance Feb. y, 1862. 5Ts,7ss %
o51 90 ~
Balance brought down. SIS, Iss 80
And composed of the following items, viz:
Wabash and Erie Canal balance, so, 929 81
Cash in hand OF State Agent......l67,O OF 50
Receipts for money adyancedto
members and clerks Of the IS
Legislature and TO State Off s 81 "a. - =
GERS as cash.. l5,493 Is ..-T
Currency, ............ .............. CO,367 81
Deficit, ..............................l O9,9i9 "a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DE.l.N'OS.--J JUST RECRxy.ED, -
IL fine assortment Of Pianos, which for tone
and quality cannot be excelled by any instru-
ments in the west To he disposed Of on reasona-
ble terms, by seplO 100 j. HEALf.
H.MERlGf.N' HOUSE, BOsTO.N, IS
81 the largest and best arranged Hotel in the
New England States is centrally located, and easy
Of access from all the routes Of travel. II contains
all the modern improv and every convenience
tor the comfort aud accommodation OF the travelling
public The sleeping ro rms are large and well ven
tlated the suites of rooms we'll arranged, and
completely furnished for families, aud large travel
ing parties and the house will continue 10 he kept
as a first-class hotel in every respect.
seps-ly tt LEWIS RICE, Prop'r.
"L.HOTAls SERD.-10o BUSAELS
II choice new timothy seed, just received and foi
sale low 10 close consignment. fEtE -f.. e..
sept S-tf IN j.. 5. BABCOCk.
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D6- The Enquirer will not publish Mr..
Saunders card, because we omitted aiewPar
agraphs Of personal scurrility, which that
print deems an essential part of a discussion
in regard TO piece of masonry and engi-
neering. Too many prints of the same kid
nsy make personal vituperation the staple Of
all controversies; it is their unfailing resort
and last argument in every contest. Not
q fact in the administration of governments
nor 8 measure of policy-a question in
regard TO the qualifications of candidate
-uor matter affecting the interests aud
constitutional rights of the people, can be
discussed without eliciting from pack OF
mental Viserra Aephitis discharge OF fe-
It'd personal abuse from their upturned tails
as their only defense and reply. Happily
for the reputation of the press, these ami
mails are being killed off by public opinion.
10y Letters from Washington say Mr..
Buchanan prouounces the Douglas Manifesto
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JUST RECEky.ED-
y 600 bush country Bran (rich and heavy,)
6Ob lbs W. X. Cheese, ..r.t.
tierces prime Leaf Lard,
5hhis do N. o. Sugar,
1900 No. Bar Lead and Shot.
100 bushels Irish Potatoes,
so dog Fresh Eggs, -t
30 Ms Fresh Table Butter. For sale by
sep5 t- vICKERY BROS, 81 Main street.
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5Ga- Letters from Washington say Mr.
Buchanan pronounces the Douglas Manifesto
as published by the Harpers, "a paper Of
great ability"
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OBJ $50 ~
Expenditures for the same Pc
riod.. 155. lO6 6i- ~
Treasury balance Feb. y, 1862. 3TS,7ss 80 \
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Treasury balance Nov. ], 1853 S331 ,3f2 IS
Receipts TO and including Feb
.ruary 9, 1859. .............. 4O2,552 92
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HD.Az.N-TS, OILS, = E:aRyN1SAEs-
~ 1000 kegs pure White Lead,
4 200 kegs do do Zinc, EfE 81 a
TOO fbs pure English Red Lead, r.a.t
rs cans French White Zinc Gloss, -sr.
800 ibs English Patent Dryer, -l-- ..sa
1000 lbs sss'd Psints-dry, Isl
/ 1000 do Paints in ell, fs 700
1000 extra Putty, in tin cans, E.Ess.s go
1000 gallons Linseed Oil, -t-t. FL. .-f
l cask No. I Coach Yarnish. 81,
/ do White Demar do, go
- l do No. Furniture do, = ,
l do Brown Japan do, 80
With full assortment Of Paint Scrubbing, White.
wash, Horse, and Counter Brushes. z
just received by Z. s. BABc0CK,
TIE LITTLR N n W Still
II t-+ e.. AHEAD. .-s r.-. 800 {
You often hear Ladies remark that they can al
ways be suited at s. EMBICH CO.'S. Well,
the reason 10 that they keep everything in the Dry
Goods line, and they dsposing of their stock
at reduced prices In order 10 make room for
early fall purchase; the attraction Is unusually
large.
Their stock of Shoes Is excellent, and in prices
cannot be e1celled. aug4
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AOR W. RII'E.-5 TIERCEs CHOICE
~ just received and for sale by 49, o.
septS-tf L. 5. BABC0CK.
G ITy.STXO.Ns W.s.v>rRD rs SALES
~ NAN OR BOGk-kEEPER.--A young man,
well qualified for either of the above situations de-
.ires employment in a dry goods establishnent.--
Inquire of y. NJ. SELLMAN,
sep9-3t First street, near tile PostOficc.
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<sOU.N'rI' ORDERs.-O.V.e THOl-
s u sand Dollars ia County orders wanted. Apply
To SAMUEL DIRK.
I'M YES, BRAN. 1T CSC PER 100
u LBS.-l5,Oo pounds No. Bran for sale at
CSC per 100 lbs, at q. II. COOK q SONS.
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DC BUSINESS ATTENDED TO WITH DIS
PATCH AND FIDELITY ga ..
ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Agent.
s.p6-3mdSw
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III Is superior to anything ia use for Baggies,
0mhibuses, Wagons, Drays, Carts, and Heavy Mill
Gearing. lt combines with the greasy nature of
Talrow all the biandness of oil keeps the axles
cool and clean does not run on; will stand Any
temperatures fcr cbeapness and durability Is unsur
passed. few gross just received aud for sale by
sept ELISHAS s. BABC0Ck.
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HyLECTlOyV'. ~ OTxCE.-STArE OF ISD

By virtue Of the Certificate of the Clerk Of the
Nanderburgh Circuit Court, of which the above is
true and null copy, notice Is hereby given 10 the
qualified voters of said County, that election will
Ice held at the several precincts in the Townships
of said County, t. fill the vacancies above certified,
OF Tuesday, the 1lth day of October, a. ID. 1859.
JOHN $. GAYITT,
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WsoOD-K:xxD ON: TIE c:a.,:lL,
mrs. EMR.nA.v s GLElT1z.-Dx.

IL EHRMAN has associated with him In his
profession, Dr. GLEIyIZ-pronouuced Glavis-re-
Gently from one Of the best German Medical schools,
and who has had practice as a surgeon as well as
physician They be consulted at the Office
heret ofore occupied by Dr. Ehrman. "a all hours.
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(tHORTs, sHORrs,-4OOo LBS SHORTS,
~ Priins article, for sale cheap AZ - :.
49, ERSkISE, CURN1Ck % .,
sugl2 ~ MAIN soee..
K4V4 CoFTFE-50 POCKETS FOB SIZE
81 by s E. GILBERT & co.
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DANCIN G SCHOOL.

DROF. JOHN L. BAKER, respectfully
l. announces to the citizens of Norfolk and
the vicinity that he will open a Dancing 90
School at JOhnson's A m bI y "a
Room, on the lst October next, provided IAN
forty Scholars can be obtained. All the H4A
latest and most fashionable Dances will be
taught including the Lancers, Caledonian
Qusdrilles, American and German Quadrilles,
&c. :
Glasses on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY of
each week, from a to O'Clock in the afternoon
for Ladies, Misses and Masters, and from = to
10 O'Clock at night tor Gentlemen.
The highest testimonials from gentlemen of
high responsibility in Virginia and elsewhere
will be given. -ff z
Persons wishing to take lessons will find him
at the above named place on Mondays and
Wednesdays frem Ave to six O'Clock, p. NJ.
He can also be found at c. Halls Book Store.
TERMs-Per Session Of twenty.four Lessons
$1,000.
M- The Ladies are requested to meet at
the Assembly Rooms on Friday evening at o..
clock, and the Gentlemen at 8. Sc .4-4w
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COMMERCIAL.
General Convention Episcopal
Chupch.

RICHMoND, Oct. 13.-There was great
throng in attendance at the St. James
Monumental, and st. Paul's churches of this
city to-day, to witness the conservation of
Bishops and Assistant Bishops of New Jer-
sey, Ohio, Texas, and Minnesota. ~
Rev. VIM. Henry Odinheimer, Bishop at
New Jersey, Rev. Gregory Thurston Bell.
Assistant Bishop of Ohio, were consecrated
in st. PauPs Church; Rev Alexander Gregg,
Bishop of Texas, in Monumental Church, land
Rev. Henry P. Whipple, Bishop of Minnesota,
in st. James Church.
The ceremonies were very imposing-all
the Bishops in attendance at the Convention
assisting in the conservation.
The attendance included large number
of strangers. .
The General Convention of the Church
was not in session to-day in consequence.
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From Havana.

PVSAvANNAH, Oct. lathe Republican of
this morning has later advices from Havana
per steamer Cahawba. tAr
Messrs. Maretzek & Brother had leased
the Tacon Theatre for twelve thousand dol
lars per month.
Governor General Concha was preparing
to leave Cuba.
The Money market was easy.
The weather was unsettled, but there was
but little fever.
The Sugar market opened dull, but closed
active. Sales important.
The brig Frank, from Kingston, had put
into Havana in distress.
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Later from Liverpool.

dull and irregular, but, upon the whole, is
not worse than last week; sales, past four
days, $4,000, aud imports 2s, 900 bales.
The accounts from France, Belgium and
Austria are less favorable for the grain
crops, and prices there are slightly higher in
consequence, but so far no material change
is observable here.
Provi,ions are unchanged; lard is dull;
tallow active and advanced 57s for Ameri-
can and 58s for Petersburg Y. G.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. l4.--Flour-Is depressed.
Sales of 1000 bbls. at decline of 10 cents.
State 81 55a4,60; Ohio $5.4oa5.60; Southern
SIS 25a5.50.
Wheat-The market is dull. Sales of 5000
bushels-prices nominally la2c. lower; Mil
waukie Club l03 cts. ...l..t.-
Corn-The market is dull and heavy; no
sales of moment reported.
Pork-The market is heavy; Mess at $l5.-
so; and Prime $l0.6219.
Lard-The market is quiet; prices are east
err, but the quotations unchanged.
Whisky-The market closed firm; held at
80 cents; buyers offer 20 cents.
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x Al EST Z VS..
Arrival OF the Arabia.

-FOUR DAYS LATER FIR on EUROPE.
SANDY Hook, N. Y. Oct. l4.-The steam
ship Arabia, from Liverpool on the LIST in.
slant, arrived this morning,
The Arago and Bavaria bad arrived out.
The Italian affairs look more threatening,
according to rumors. ..-e
Napoleon repudiates the intention plac.
ing Prince Napoleon on an Italian throne.
Accounts from China confirm the nominal
imprisonment (detention) of Mr.. Ward, the
American Minister at Pekin.
Prince Napoleon left Zurich without u
interview with the plenipotentiaries
humors continue of active naval arma-
ments and Notifications in France.
Inc ltaiian rumors are very conflicting. 1t
10 reported that Austria and Sardinia are
making warlike preparations. The Dukes of
Modena and Tuscany are reported to be Of
ganizing q large force to attack the army OF
Duke of Tuscany will regain his throne by
an appeal to universal suffrage.
Spain declines the medlatiop of England
in her difficulty with Morocco. -
The Paris Pays says the American m;nis.-
or was conveyed TO Pekin in huge trave.
ing box, from which only the sky was visi-
BILE. He was well treated, but not permitted
to see anything. At Pekin he and his suite
were confined in house, awaiting an inter-
view Will tue LupeTor, diter WHICH ne VIII
return to the frontier in the same way in
which he came.
-. sss q COMMERCIAL. s3-.-
L1vERpooL, Oct. l,-Cot,on Sales for the
week OF $4,000. Inferior declined lsaL.-
Middling easier but unchanged.
Stock in port 600 bales including 49,
600 American. Nls esst1 - Be
Breadstufs.-Flour has an advancing ten
dency. Wheat de-, and 2a3d. higher for
French. Corn dull. Provisions dull. Rice
firm. Rosin steady. Turpeutine unchanged.
Sugar heavy. Coffee steady.
Ihe bullion in the Bank of England has
increased f349, 900 during the week. =
American securities, generally, unchanged.
Consols 955s.
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LESTER q CO.,

Over Kerr T. Co.'S China Store. opposite Day
Book Office, enhance same as to Clark's Da-
suerrian Gallery, having disposed of their
Co, Atlantic Hotel Building, they will conduct
the Tailoring business exclusively at the above
standon the Partisan style; their stock of Fall
and Winter Goods have just been opened, en-
wear and usually found IN LIST Class Tailor
ing establishment, which can only be appre-
ciated by being seen their cutting department
Is conducted BY skilifull artists, who know how
to get up garments in the most fashionable and
lesant style, Come and see. E 10
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RUBBER BELTiN

FTSHE NEW YORK RUBBER COMPANY
i Manufacture Rubber Machine Be. ting, by
new process. of superior strength to any
heretofore made and at'less than half the cost
of Leather: This Compsny AZ also the exclu.
siye msnufanturers.' under 0oodyears Patent,'
of RUBBER TOYS. DoExs, BALLS, TkNxIEs,
(large and smAIl,) sc &C. For sale at all the
Toy and Fancy 6tores In the Union Catalogues
and Price Lists (by tho case only) forwarded,
on application By letter % the New York Rub.
Der Company, Is Liberty Street, New Yssk.
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