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Newbern weekly progress., 1859-07-26
Let crcry one consult Ais osc,s

IlVPTtSf,
And buy at EVANS Gift Bookstore, ex-
anime the prices of books, see the beautiful
THE gifts so freely scattered among patrons,
BEST and he satisfied that the only economical
PLACE way OF buying books is at 80
TO No G77 Br0adsraY,
GET Lafnrec LolcI Emitting, .
YOUR Ne G"0r0ntcc Perfect !S0tistactiou.
BOOKS Judgc for YaursclreS. : ..
AND Examine our plan of business; ANY one
GIFTS can who will Observe the daily distribution
Is of watches, gold and silver; vest, chateaine
AT and guard chains; bracelets, cameo, mosaic,
EVANS coral gold stone garnet and gold sets of pin
GIFT and clasps; lnckets large, medium and small
BOOK size; rings, chased plain and set with stOncs
STORE, cameo, goldstone, coral; mosaic and engrav
NO. red studs and sleeve buttons; scarfpins eros
677 ises, gold pens and pencils; gold pens in sill
BROAD Yer and morocco cases. and Il thousond 9th
WAY, er articles of use and value
NEW Gltt with every book worth from Ducts
YORK to Slh0. Send tOr q C0tat0eno.
CITY. 1tT ilcost you nothing, and will be vafua-
BILE as IL book of reference, if nothing more
Address.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-07-26

Ana Thousand varieties of publications in every de
partment OF Literature. We sell as low as-and, il
many cases, lower than-any other house in the
country; and with every book of the value of one
dollar or more, present some useful Gift without
extra charge
LII ez,cl.u nna co,, c,Lu Lis n,r,.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-07-26

Philosophical and CIas-
sical Works,
Historical and Miscel-
laneous, .
Poetical, Theological,
Religious,
Law Medical, Masonic,
Standard Fictions,;
Prayer, Hymn and Glee
Books,
Text Books for Schools,
&c a.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-07-26

of sale:
worth from
Gold Watches, English Lever Pat
ent Lever and I4epnes, $50 90 to s1OO 90
| Silver Watches, Patent Lever full
ieWelled, hunting cases. open face e.
and cylinder escapement, II 90 to 40 90
| Gold Lockets-Large size, four
glasses and two glasses with
sprins-large and small size with
| snap, 9 SO to IL 90
Cameo Mosaic Florentne, Painte
ed, Lava, GoIIdstone, Garnet and oo ~ % :,
Neck Chains, Chatelaines, 90 to IS 90
! Gents, Fob and: Vest Chains 10 9estu 80 90
Sets Cameo, .Goldstone, Painted,
and Plain Gold Sleeve Buttons and
Bosom Studs, 90 to J6 OO
isGold Pencils, with Pens large me-
dunn and small, 3 30 to : n
Silver Pencils, with Gold Pens. large
medium and small size double and !.
single extension cases, 9 90 IN + m
Gents, heavy Sgnet Rings Ladies'
Gold Chased and Plain Rings 90 to : 80
Gents sGold Bosom Pins, Cluster,
with Opal, Scarf Pins, Onyz, Gar -.
Rich silk Dress Patterns, % 90 70 ~ 20 00 O0
Cameo. Mosaic, Cora, Garnet,
Chased and Plain o val Bracelets 5 90 TO 40 90
Silver and Gold Thimbles 50 to e M
Gent Gents sdS Pen M"sl and rseEst F K9fs 8 g
Toothpicks, Watch Keys Guard
Slides, I IN 10 Q IN
Gold crosses, small, medium and large. > 90 to 20
Besides other gifts, comprising large and valua-
pie assortment of miscellaneous articles varyiug
from 81 to $40. .-
r, The The Rroprietors Of the OLDET EsTBL1sHED
for the uninterrupted success which has crowned their
earnest efforts to please during the last four wears
would return their sincere thanks to the hundreds of
thousands who have, in past time seen fit to bestow
u theH liberal patronage upon them; and would fur
tn ther assure them and the public generally that
Their long experience and established capital
thcm IN Offering greater inducements than ever and
sch as are out of the reach of any similar establish
' u. '''' 'V"1H THE FHFfM Eff fPfG9GEe FEAR r this
OF their location in Newly ork, to introduce
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st q prSSs1sz q ihs stfs sfioa q SosEslS, "
s s 0 9TH Ne 81 4 81 UP =
s-.x = Hsf CpII1rea 1eetAiz, g sas 80 s1
80 gs: ss;:;. s:s.sss q n R:ss:: s
RkfH end spesae1is sedsn, xnd d 15Fff - ~ " -7f
asasU1k TO- Kr6 VLAr1 fHk BOzEIB ?
Dyssd tpea y. nsskers. m give rssst ysufslsss ssd
hAELEFlND HElErH 70 YORK IMRxnTS
R sP saa saId iAis srtels sss ever Se shd
ssssr 80 ssss AnD sss e:srs suys
siisiss.-ssSslssa MIA. 8 sss q q ss.sss. Id - -
ssef Asrv.s,lwINsLOwssis. Asr i.sca ss.s a..I, I'D .sr
sssss ss = aO07HING lee is:ssnss ss.
he esasrssy. .snss sYRUP, an ssssSs 80 10 in
Sxs ss"s.ssso. 4 E s2.ss: ..d :. s:s:
rss.or
rIoN roa rMK E6LFfLMDNT % WBkr wH nBaE m
eLAsE b si.sss sssry ss..es xhs she infant suGsr.
o. tvsnty maues after the syrup 4 adpai,.srsd:
1ns. y..asls pre- s~r.:es Z: hs q q hs
Iand, asd bssa used viii succrss h
lias so TH0USANDS OF CASES. aaais -
oay relic ths child from pain ba svesesssxks
stomach and bowels eorrses ae,dy, and gives soae and
snsrgy % the whole syste viii alao nstaasy relieve
GnIrrSs IN THE Downs AsD. WISD coLic,s
sse sysssr ann. 3. FOR sps is i 4: =: .esIp, ,
s..s. .ssa ,.. " s,sa. TEETING s. .a.. :
q q. sss g;
fyoua parJubIess, Non THE pssjuD8cEs OF oTHlRs,
s.nd sssvs.. ys.r ss1srag shd and vl ::
somPsny Noas Ysnuns shlsss she &c ..iiis Q,
seid ~ brsrrisss sSsesr sssS. -
Principal 0Gce, No 10 Cedar Street, N. Y. ..ris -,
rree eely = CENT Per setns aaa bAg.tee n-dAvlY
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WASHINGTON: b q. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER I, 1859. 8:

ssss sh3t yop did not sscs.ed IN rlnning the
darkiss.n ~He replied that he refrOted hayine
|engsesd IN tks attsnpk snd u 81 Nsrs, To- Do.
ever hgain howould aeoline - sIsise y
|, Very 800 sf1se, Mr. Bsekham, one q enr
most estesnled citissns, wss shot doWuf m.
srs sr@sd e. e 1s r.s VET iqsc 2 tss psslcr ssS
nsa 1sd $ Hs Hs as al s s:i ss. sss
nsrrisd only six mon tks -,
I va1ked Up 70 where the prisansr sst. and
said teshfm. e1r. Thompson, you hsd nueh
better hsys said at home and taken care OF
svour wife. and pursued some honest rslIisR.
i1stsad Of coming here to murder our ei.issns
and ssea our property; that their hrft sct Was
TO kill free colored man, because he would
not lsan than IN their wicked schems.v He
s.is ss.lIs :P'ls 'rssssss they had b.ss ssssly
while Iwss talking to Thompsop, several ef
the friends Of Mr.: Beekham. who were Justly
saraged 1t his cold bloc d Cd murder, eaiae In,
with the svoved dstermination to kin Thomp-
son on the spot A they appeared With lev
eled rides, / stood before L. and protested
him, for three powerful reasons: First, my sis-
tsr-in-lsw was lying in the adjoining room very
~, under the inaosnee Of 2 nervous chin, from
cheer fright and Il they had carried out their
design, Il would have proved fatal to her,
without doubt In the second place, I consid-
sred II great outrage to kill the man in the
house, however much he deserved to die.
Thirdly, Ian smphaticslly . law and order
woman, and wanted the self.eondsmned man
to live, that he might be disposed of by the
law. i simply shielded the terribly frightened
h H,s, sS;,s sssiso 4 sossA,sg hs until Col Moor
his honor, that, he shoud not be shot in the
house. That was all / desired. The result
Ieyerybody knows. ten hlA ~ VafD hafss sl,.aW
Respectfully yours, G. G. FoUKR. n
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z ExrsLsseN OF ScaooL, TRAcuxns vaox SoUfu
CAnoLtrA W.. Dodd and AsP Hariiison
for twelve nouths' past have been teaching school
IN the Wfuialnshufg Districf, s. c. They have
been rogarded 40 A liti0nisb but until recently
have not bon threatened with expulsion Nsssrs.
Henry d. Shaw and 3. = Bradley were the en-.
Dployefs a these teaeheu.E Owing to the late ex.
citement growing out Of the Hasper,s Perry alsir.
and the caution given by the press to beware OF
Northern tsschess, who were believed to sympa-
thixe VIII the Abolitonists, meeting ofthe citi-
zens of the W Williamsburg District was convened
on the I'd plt A commitfee appointed by the
meeting waited upon the teachers IN . quiet aua
pe4ceful manner and aofinrd them fhaf tl,ev
wouid BE- required 70 le9ve the Stzte on the 20fk
sof the month. IN the meantime their employers
felt that the action Of me meeting rejected dis
credit uPcn then1selyes, and pubiicly announced
that they weaid Oppose. .syen q ths riak of their
lives. the ejeetment Of Dodd1 anA sH Hamilton.
HeaxtnK Of. tAcsf deteFmina1ton. .the weetfnu Wns
ag1ln c0nvened. A commftsee was appointsd %
drsn resolutions snd suggest measures 10 be nd
Of Dodd and Han ilt,n. The commft3ee repofted
In f9yof g The tssckers being pernitted 70 renan
until Tie eaose of ths schoois-one closing On fhe
fst aed ths other i0nthe f5th q Dscumbsr N
other 1committee ef twenty vas appointed 70 eee
that the teachers len st 90 sxpfrskion Of the pe-
nod saIned. Ne Violence rs been oFsrsd Them.
and this ysGe 0ueH BY ne ChFNs1oa Cou,
rieF Al there were ofthe affair.
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FCoyrxssIos or 4 MusDfRxx "A few days ago,
ssys the Pitsburg True Pres, we gave the partie--
niafs OF foul murder pefpetrated in Somerset
County. The body Of Eli Weimer was found in
tne woods, With gun arranged 20 a. 70 create the
impression that be h1d commiced sufsid..a He
wss ayonng man, much debilisatsd by disease,
and had young wife In fun health and vfgor
One Henry Pritb, aged about hfty years, had
lfvtd with weimer and his wife. and they were
suspected Of criminal intimacy, On the day that
Weimer disappeared, il was kuown that he had
gone out hunting with Prfffx, who returned with
out him, alleging that they had separated in the
woods when the body was fond. Pritts was
c,mmftsed to JAIL Since then, Mrs. Weimer has
made confession, in which she states, among
ether fhfnxs, fhzf mp % fnursday ian Pfffn had
kept the fate Of her husband concealed from her.
but on that day he had voluntarily acknowledped
That he bad killed him, and Likewise told her how
and where he had committed the crime--that
subseqI ent TO the death Of Weimes and previous
20 I'D acknowledgement, hs bad made several
prDpesls Of mariags, which were indignantly
re1ecsed-that upon one occasion he had fnsisted
that she should give her husband poison In his
coffee, which she refused 70 DO. She also stateu.
that knowing the desire Of ths man Pritts 20 tai
the life Of deceased, she advfsed him, when q T.
Ing down his gun prepsrsiory % going ont In the
woods with the former, not TO do co. fearing that
something serious might occur And further,
that Pritts, when be coufened - her that be had
killed weiuer, told her that she must keep II :
secrst, fof ifttvu 1ound'out they would be<h be
4eH l4sf
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..s- = ss.,, kzafpefse lerxY- -, = q -, - = Z
&C., Ffom IL g. Lsuis B Rspnblicaa.l n I.
We fsse(vsd ~ nail ys6tsrda5 TIE lblIovin<
lsftef ftom Min Fouke, of .Uafper's Ferrv'
lsdr uhoss name has bssn widsly puhlisheS n
eonnoetioa viii . thrilling incidsntin The Har-
psrie Ferry tngeay: t-e 49, - s3fui.sl7 (
80 HARpERss FxRRr, Nov. q. ..I85e. =
Mf. Bditor: antisipsts yor mrpriss VIM
you eye skaH ret % the signatnrs sttashSd "a
this shsse bnk thst uRpgise Shali vanish when
you shaIl learn tie MY ana uhsrsfors have
taken ths liberty q 1fitipR yoaa few lines. I
hare Is.xnsi from fhs Daily Mlssosri Rspabz
lism thetI ysa we're 1n1ef he inprosasfI
thu u s1yea the HE of Hhompson. ths fusnr,
eenf phen he wss takao espfiFa- h Va
isssf fnsv asf e "a sssssssSsrs - i ~ ss1ssrsS -
WBsn I fnt ~ 1konps1a ks ~ scsfS 2 In.
IN srnrokaff, uifh NJ h1nds tlsd 6ekied Mn.
guarded b sons a. the eEfissns. ssvsral ons1t
toes wsrs p1t - lin In rsGasd to.lis ,nStfvss
ane sxgeeeec1ees vhen he SpfolTsd aa36r -.
ssProsI5ionz1 Goyornnent " His ansVerS wccS
fnysriak1y - mms< That ~ hsa bss1 49,
~ beIieys tbe negroes Esrs cruelty tre6toa "a
wsG1d 0oU9 sal tkemeslros 81 De lrSt 8 q
p,rtankky = ak1nin thsir fssd1n, and that 81
thsy - lRlp xes tseene1R Hakper'a 16rsy.
take po.sesion 81 tkess.noU - ADmnnfS<]
which veel6loepne ~ p9etsF - thsn shSl
49, 3 sns as1 & &! 3zlI., 3 3 NJ
SisaA' ssusss unasks1; "yinaGiSs yssss-
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" C n .sfs pHSfas e3f ~ fifssi ffGsfIfE "a
Il -. AND ENGLISH PERFUMERY
- = 80 AoA APs. AND, PoMADEs,
- ID Jsat received at -, .,..,s........'s.l
de sH 80. Pa. Az. between sfh and 10th ID.
C. NNYDER.

y tLgMBEk AND Gas FffTER, lsalsr in
WAR;. Phiihe'Haaic Hal. !. south side Pa avsnus,
shove llth ~ est fnrnshes Ill kinds OF YInmbefs
mateTii and Gas Fixtures upon the mont reasons
letsrms. Wstsr and Gas introduced st the shorf
est notice and warranted. 1 lave stll on hand .
pricss. Cal and see me. - I',oI I 80 q ds Ii
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lAxFIoRHxHSfyeox BoosyIIlx.Gkr. rraSsi0
Martha doodenough, alas Lee, maid 81 win.
nisa wa5ss.s4 sntieing 'iraAnSss, ils(s StoAsn 10
somPssy sastid3y - sIsos yhtch tsnsnothisg
the snxteus enes sf hofna. 5Ihh Draks lesves Ia
former mate ard i've Nile d6ckS behind Ma
LSfsehspGpduQsher ofx1upe rfQpo1HbiiitYs'
sssa sE sa' sss Ssish
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u n.1s. isgsH bEI SUCH AS - Bazss Hssax
Doubls Skirt SIX Robes Tvo-houncsd SIX
ii dRich Black silks y. sII widths and qualities,
Bfack Silk for Mourning Marsalines. in all colors
CssecMars WI Gnd . we'll sssortrd stock Of the
ket prioe. lafs. fs+TIH Tlo7T 1--T-.I,- - - =
,Ms haze bat one prloe, and that win b found
- wk. 4. RILEY & BROTHER, Ai1
=. No; 5e, Csntrsi stores, Wet Baildinsl :
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METRoroLrTAAT ~ E4L Ep. LEeIArE INsTI-

THAI nsfitufon Gated in besntifu And heslthy
petition IN the National Metropolis, offers unusual
sdSsaslonal faoitiss 20 yogng ladies, 3 d ,,ss.,f
winter In WsshIngton vitn theft dsughtefs OF
wards can secure thsrn good home at moderate
Mrs h ahAvENNER,st st the Inssi6sts. sal
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~ By the WIN Of the laie Lewis Y. chrissms.
q Warren cpun1yfzM n O., - 1ntoff1a dawes have
been bhssslsd, ,ssd sam of so 90 le1 te l. A.
yided among them when they leave the sais.
p ne residue Of fhespeppefey, 6oea16Un9 Of about
enc husdeed dawes md : 1erv larrS ossntitv ~
and, Y willed 70 w. D. Jones, Esq, props}s&sr
q tne w hite sulPanr springs. W srren county
Iasn1slsx 1ns ELo~. .sSa1zsshat b. ths pisw1
wonld thrive, himself must either hold Or drive. y
isnst tree II n1ic.sss, - the Rev. yas Peeier 81
q sssad ne Pstegt light 81 fweiys Sslss. Re Re
sisine thSssior ~ .9oo. ard has Givsa a5say es
this enm 80 - for church purpsGSs. sgls a -
UThe Pestl1Dd Adyessiser savp ~ Rlasy
khapp, tue cslebrxted reyiulisf, hSs Sffiyed a
Boeton and comnenced his iaboo for thfs Winter.
HE design ID 70 evangelixe Boston-a peoftv 1aunh
1oon nsrs6sn<es - 1spublican portion, m
eaubee1ly. eesrg1 eE7 80 E<s-'-- Is
az Hcasis.e Is 49, - c1'eSF NJ, :.50r ~ -
Ss1sa ~ - VI =. ssyssse Win sAisi.es wa
xssstzS TxAxxssiviso The LseRisl.t.sr.. q
Z s.ssehusses :, could pef gst quorum q fridsy'
y e'tnef Hgsss -. =, 5i -,
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burg Recorded lfsperts = eoavsrnstion ID wi1h
eossssH Wis. q ~ ish thsd dossrnss stsssa sstse
numbef of enrolled militismenxie Virginia, be-
tween the ages of sgtneef and twenty-five,
nvors . system Of Pesemptosy military trainine of
tnese men, 70 the. Spclu1to6 of all6uhers save in
une ~ dige nsceHity, These over tAe swe az
twsnfy-nve, however, are 70 pay smnihFy tsx for
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Il 90 viii fnd Broeks tone S6avls in IN the
ssrtogs eelosssld at low pricesi Reversible Ciefh
Shayis, Stella 2hayls, Plaid Sbavls, Mourning
Sss!l. shsEi.a Black Thibst Asrino sEawis, Ger,
7 We have but tone prize. ana that vili IS found
TO be rhe iowest marfet prics. Customsrs VIA do
hp., l!WA. =. RJIxEY G RRO.,,ua. :
= Y No. 80. Central Stores, West BuiidinxJ
ds5 lm bet 7th and sth sts., oppo, Centre Market
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s1g10lIoWI ADVK1rIHKNTl

S2S.So8VW9 AOv A8140Rx3 IA
DCaANDELL. gP!!cf4E, .1Il-77 . 9 =.
Has eenstsnsiy O fssd isrss sssoPtsssot q
oss T:iss snS s:if a essss sasssss 0
the bsst ssslisy, IN gold siyE. sSSsl aad esrnsr
s.s ss:: II 4 .es 9s ssn'' f.':sfs AZ md
- - Evls PUR8a FURsai So =
sd vel q Lie Fcss ~,
Mini sabl. sets. ~ - gtF,tch s.t..s sssoAg
- French ssble d0.ssg,,1 : Wafr Mink do.
ESfy srsicls = sssrsssctsd, snd soii q sxossd-
,1y sSs soS 1ss syd.s y 4: sFSsM1sR
pHILADELPaIA pRAUeHT ALE-Tts u.
= asSrIgesd respeestfull inform their Old osst1m
ns.sy, collins e Cos ssesricas ORB 'fDkxuGHsf iisr
Ale yhioh for the Dest yesf kas borne tho rsoufs-
tion Of being the best Ia this market We ere nov
xo % s1ipme,ss Y;f vssf IN sEdss % hsys
Ssss a.. .nos aa s ssss e sS ca:i %
tsrgs viii Be nsldiy sSSsssd s red TO- O. sssssssssos
Sssassnt,ed IN exsIy instsncs psovidsa notice Of
3 yiR aLE foRTsk SSSEs re. ssP'BHo
sSI snssIsl SS1.n e ssS
S1y Any Part Of es0rsssovns WsshipStoe; os Alsxan
eo H-tf 4-l sr arsss ssrsss. g ssorrsso,v,. snrrM,
7 a CANAL RESTAURANT.
xm;T Inis sulst es;sbll.hment the lovers Of good
bos q rom fs sSsI and Hsss
epd served up IN the most sp proved style lks.
Z n BmFrssh sygpliss 5sssjysd sysry day. -
20 Im w: ~. THECkEk, PfoSrietor.
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egHp.y Law N o1sse<-An iimpostnnt aecsstel
concerning municipal Sunday ordinances, Il
eeen given oy the Supttnep Court Of Ohio. II 1
soshs essst 1ss sat nuaicipll srlinanss pro
nipitng nnasr Psaaity the opening ofe SHOP
q neseestty, .nd pes.cns whe obserSs thssevsnt
rs sebs = sse sss s:sSs ,ss pin the Law
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a ARRANGED thisss sytory FRAME fi066sES, with
swo-sfory hadk bgildipes, ooqtaining. from 20 u
ssss emo a: a'sfa Ts.
soss soseeScssSs Sa e, assa th Had Sh sts Per-
sssllsF ESas!: S q &c !s3s !cs
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CTOCK OF .sTATIONERY AND FANCY
~ =. SGqPs az \, NO FOB skEEmThs sab.crbsr vii
man st large reduction from prime cost, and iet
the Sfpss r.; fof ave yesTs In the mesntims he VIII
est lots Of fEnyelopes letter. eap and note PAPER Ia
the country PLAYING Csrds from s2k esnts 10 St5o
PEI dossn; Fsaos A,siSss' 8 q gsst SscTikes. -
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IA yALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. .situatsd
eepiIst9vn o. tie lntsss Of tSs Georsss%o%n @ %
end Little fehs roads, Of la sores. In
Mth and stieets. WashinEton. d. o. kl06f
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nsv oSss. q ssS ,Ss q
street. betxesn and e streets north. Also, the
Ing the City Hal SQUARE. fhese houses contain
ell the modern iinefovemsnts, aud sre desirahy To-
SRosf fiss0 fGs s.,lss1 ils So sfR e P4HtpTbH
Attoraey e LswsNo. 40 Ia. avenue. near eth st.
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The Boot and Shoe Establis hfneut that WA burn
out on Sunday morptny, the 9oth Of Nevem- 80
q 35ck "a No 2e0 7th street, between and y
No. Pefsons IN vent es Shoes wfll now fud
q tenPreesdsntsd low prices. They mutt Be sod.
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EOk RENT.-Members Of congress or famili-,
attending 20 pass the winter in Wsshinxton will
Ind very hsndsowe weAPARTMENTS Psrlor AMI
3ed room, on eech door Of three steries with nec-
lssasy out buildings, IN that spacious dwelling le1
street, between Sd and 4th streets, Convenient to
Pof terms, apply In person I'll the isW once corner
d 5fh street and Louisiana avenue, near City Hail.
,r address BY letter Post Ofio0 Box AS 90 Sl-tf
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t9s iss'f fos: Sfe:, Sessss. Ts;ss. ssd o. :.
~: issts sask. knl5s clsssss., ss Con- Con- Il,
Ssass6Is .stIoIss assd IN ko1ssk sspins, & much
- tsaa regular ys,ess, oecesse We buy and ssll
-. GRtffiTH . sHgELDe, ~.
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rkEAT EXClTEMENT AT 80 ~ p -
ae ~ -. !. -. No. $50 ffH Or,

An SELIrs cHEAllR THAN Evxz /. = -
~ Sas va HEEss' ERs;' i'; soS 4.
ee ee s9sf snd chesesss foods in the city and tsi
Sle'eee worth Of FALL and WINTER BOOT2
md saoks' At rssAh feF Esy YORK yheesais
% $40 IN 81, .aaor. 3 sbars s So e soSSs SSs.
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NOk SALE.-I offer for sale . valuable FARM
= " Loudoun county, virginia. on most liberel
tersns, CONTAINING 262x acfes or vii exchange II
for improved city property. This property is stu
atsd n one ofths most improved and highly cult-
i1s siilFosS - my BENZ. =. SNIFF. tas 8s.ns'
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Il situsssd on tbs corner Of iytS and sfs. 2ssE
ssas &c ssss Sas sa ssssssSs yam.
.ss ssrs Ga ri 3 61S ysI sds
Loaisiaas sssnues near tie corner of iotS street
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- ~ f SoR Z H8blcINAL usE. !
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cent: lss G Sssas. kDw SiEsHCs' . g, .
Wsslsssls snd, ~ %g.tail dsslsr e Pine Eanay
49, Louiniaps ayen1e, opposite Centre Msrket
ssS 3: e direct
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EOR kENT-A comfortable two-story brick
DWELLING, containing seven rooms, ceiiar
and kitchen, with large LOT attached at present oc
c0pied By Dr.. Grimes, on MARYLAND avenue, b.
tween lgt and Cd streets east near the old CapitoL
70 r. H. HANSON No $50 9ts etssst no APsy
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III. a. ss' s .ssss.s:: e: e s.s
md {ss chsspisspe P.Pesss fsr inssruns
Strength, bsasty, elssnliness. and cksapness. Fuls
1Rer ssss inssitsd FOR es6 fsrtisi IN rropert,cs.
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end in death. We
AuD sgR EST RBM-
In all csses Of DIS
RH0A IN acHfL-
arises from % sthing
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y. D. LUUlIIol FTtsldent.
II. KELLOGG, Secretary,
JOHN w. NEXSEN, Agent,
HugI9 Evansville Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-09
AMERICAN
Wholesale Clothing House.
HWV IN = THE u


IL Clothing trade Of the West was comparatively
of small amount, and confined almost exclu
svely to retail business in the larger towns and
cities alone Now this line of Goods has become
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 one 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 saw
ing of time in waiting for your 'turn' at the Tai
lor's-the uncertainty of even then getting a salts
factory ''ft and above all the saving of at least
OHe-hGif the cost of the garment in the price For
a number of years this has only been part of our
general Dry Goods business, but we have made
arr;H gemcnts TO devote our whole house eXclu-
sively to il alone with such lines of Notions and
FINISHING Goods will be necessary and desirable
in that trade Belle wing that the true interest of
the trade will be to sustain in this enterprise,
we would especially announce that we now have
hand ONE of the largest and most desirable
stocks of WELL MADE CLOTHING that
offered the trade of the West.
We respectfully solicit call from all our old
friends and the trade generally. We charge moth
ing for sotving goods and not much if you bWy
them We are prepared to sell TO all prompt time
buyers as Iowa any house in the trade. liberal
discount also made all cash sales
WM- Z. FRENCH h CO.,
sep3 No. 20 Main street