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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-21

VAN BURES, Ark, July I9.-The Over
land Mail coach, with San Francisco dates
TO the 29th, passed here at o'clock thi!
morning
The Masonic fraternity celebrated St
Johns Day in San Francisco on the 26th,
With appropriate ceremonies. The corner
stone Of the new Masoni. hall was laid.
The Pony Express was announced to star;
on the next eastward trip during the FIRST
week in July.
A mass meeting was held in San Fran.
cisco on the 23th, to rejoice over the defest
of the Santillau land claim, and the over
throw of the Peer Smith titles By the Su-
preme Court.
Everything was quiet and orderly
throughout the State.
The population of the Washoe region is
increasing by emigration from Salt Lake
and California
The Indians had ceased to be troublesome
since the United States soldiers had been
posted at the exposed points The hostile
tribes have gone to Oregon and the Hum
boldt mountains.
Il is conceded that the Democratic caudi-
date to Congress from Oregon is elected,
and that such a Legislature has been cho-
sen as render certain the defeat of Gen.
Lane and Delszon Smith to the L. s. Sen
ate. Democratic papers, however, claim
that no Republican can be elected to the
Senate, and intimate that the Lecompton
and anti-LecOmpton Democrats will COM
promise their differences so as to secure two
Democratic Senators of moderate senti-
ments.
The mining news from British Columbia
IS rather encouraging.
The war between the different Indian
tribes on Fancouver's Island progresses with
unabated fury, and the Government appears
perfectly Indifferent on that subject.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-21
O VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

Daily Paper - ~
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Sy the week payable 10 Csrrirrsl sl....-.--.--- 10
frt-MeeA4' .--'-'-'--'--' ~
NefEAI - -
Clubs Of I6 more-....--.-------..- %
Rs The privilege OF yearly advertisers is limited
10 their immediate business, in their Own naIne
and all sdvsrtisementS for the benenf OF other
persons. we'll legal advertisements and adNer-
ti<eonts OF auction sales, and advertisements with
ne name Of other persons, sent 10 By them N must
ls aid for ct the usual rates.
tss No report. resolutions or proceedings Of any
S0rPoTation society, association or public meeting
and d. communication designed 70 call attention to
say matter of limited of individual interest can be
Inserted, unlssss paid for an advertisement.
a% Contracts for yearly advertising viii not be
dfscfT nued unless order TO that effect Is left at
the lice, and when discontinued in less than Q
rear the price OF the whole year viii be charged
Re Legal advertisements hereafter, viii be pub
shel the expense OF the attorneys ordering, and
no: caIsysble for legal proceedings, but coiectsole
:: our usual time.
NJ .ozr terms for Job Work and transient sAvs--
iissulelEs CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-21

. Sealed proposals. will be received az the
counting groom of 81. D. & T. c. Taylor, in Hart
ford, Ky, until the sth day of August next for the
construction Ola Lock and Dam on Rough River, at
point near Newton's Old Mill. A plan ard spec
lhcatinus OF the work may be seen at the above
pla"e ia Hartford, or copy Of them Will oe Tor
Warded TO any applying by letter or ether
wise, TO the undersigned President Of the Board.
O G. saASKS.
Hartford, KY, July ssh'-iuly2o-td
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-21

N4RREF GE .f.T@D E.gGO.N" NO
u ker.-The undersigned is fully prepared TO
manufacture all descriptions of Carriages and Wag-
ous from the finest TO the cheapest, all of which
will be guaranteed of the best kmanship.
a constant supply of Carriages and Wagons will
be found in ny wareroons, AT No. 146 Aan street,
Evansville. FRANK HAMMERSTEIN
\. B-Repai-ing done at reasonable rates, with
neatness and dispatch. iuIy2O-3md&w"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-21

The EXPENSES oF GovEREHBNT.-The fol-
lowing are the appropriation bills which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-27

TKRRIBLB EFFECT OF LIGHrNISe "A letter
from Ransom, Sept Il, says :-The particulars Of
the accident by lightning which occurred at
Woods Corners, In the township Of Wright, in
this county, on the 7th inst are these The build
ing which was struck IL two story blacksmith
shop, the upper story Of which is occupied by MIR
FIR derrick Young, the owner, as a dwelling At
the time Of the accident there were i've persons
In the building, namely: Sylvester X. Jo.es, Of
Ransom; a son Of Mr. Joles; Mr.. Young, OF Ran
som; son Of Hugh Barber, Of Wright; and an
other boy whose name is not known to the writ r,
who were In the lower part Of the shop, to-
gether with some horses The Zig htning struck
a stove-pfpe and ran down to a stove in the
upper story, breaking the stove in pieces. Ii
then passed through the floor without further
damage above; but when Mr.. Young went be-
low q sad spectacle met his sight Five indi-
vidnals all lying PROSTATE, apparently dead, and
one Uhe son Of Mr.. Barber) with his clothes on
fire. Mr.. Young procured assistance as soon
possible, and endeavored to revive the suf-
ferers; but life was extinct in two-Mr. Joles
and the son Of Mr.. Barber The latter was shock
ingly burned before the fire could be extinguished
Joles was about 80 years Of age, and respected by
all who knew him; lie leaves a wife and several
children The other sufferers recovering.
might add, that the dog was killed, and the ca,
has never been seen since; she was probably badly
frig htensd, and leff for parts unknown jones
riA (Mieh-) LadsP.ndsnt, Sept. DO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T OOK TO YOUR INTEREST. PUR CHA,
Il Frs OF CNBINET EnENi rIfR HSnA

We have now in store and daily receiving the
iSIgest, hanosomest and cheap pest lot of Cabinet
Furniture ever offered to the citizens of WANING
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria, which We cor
dial invite al Who desire furnishing to call and
examine Tor themselves. Our stock emb' aces every
ceLo lvabe article necessary to furnish q parlor,
hal dining room. chamber, and kitchen. Our ak
tensive stock 10 too numerous TO particu arize.
we only name few Of the leading articles, suoh
~, VIZ: ..-
Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany ParIor Suits,
upholstered In as superior manner in Brocstelle,
81 K rlush, LISTING and Hair Cloth,
Gilt frame MaItel, Pier and other CLASSES,
Gilt Base Tables, Gilt Brackets and Marble Slabs,
Gothic and Other handsome Reception Chairs, in
Brocatelle, Plush Kush and Cane Seats,
Etekeres, nth Merbe-tope and Mirror Backs,
Do. Parlor Desks and Whatnots,
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus.
Washstsnds, Bsdsteads and Wsrdrobes, very
handsome and cheep,
oar, Maple and Painted. with or without Mar
Msrb, e-top Hatrscks, in Oak and Walnut,
Iron Hatraoks, Hall Stands,
Secretaries, Bookcases, Shaving Stands
Marble top Center Tables,
HAIR and shuc6 Mattresses,
Feather Bolsters and Pillows,
8nkets. Comforts, Quilts, Towels, TO-
In addition to our stock Of Furniture our first
floor CONTAINS large and we'll seleoied stock OF
China, Glass and Crocksry, Plated Goods, Japan
Il Goods, Baskets, Brushes, &C., altog ether form
in complete variety of every thing NECESSARY to
| C. w. B1fELER & SONS.
Iron Hall, No. 21S Penn, ayepue.
sel7-M&Thu between eth and 10th sts
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL.-C Goldsboro, Md:
T E CORN. Pa; Nj Shsahan, III N Fryat, H Col.
lins, NY Erenchun, Cuba A T1ero, Espena;
Csmacks. Ven; N n Lee, Va A Hart and
lady, NJ Smith, NC; 8 Young, r Latham, Pa;
Taylor, MP; Hedges, Del; J Finger, u
j. Finger, sc; A g Male and lady T. Male Va:
r H smith and lady, M; w Green, Va; w i,
Ames, Md; w Evans, Miss Evans w Evans, "
VI w Rock, Dc w Stevens, XIV; b Bald
win, + Stratton, Gass, ID Sibert, w Nuffee.
ID Watson, A Brady, Va; w Haskell, SC; A ID
Brown, NY; Wright H Van Hansen, Ore; ]
Smith, Tex; w MeKaig, Md; G w Emerson G a;
Graef, Pa; Tenney and Lady, Miss Ten
ney, Dc Miss Benedict, T Smith and lady, n
il Mrs Bailey, -.
BROWNS HOTEL.-T Dunlap Md; NJ w ilsh
Va Aartz, sc; M Dubose, Ala; T nj Blair.
La; o Howard, USN; w Stewart, Va; r. Orme,
NC; johnson and ly, Pa; w Runkin w
Gibson, Md; 6 Wallace, va; w 4 Gould, NY; E
G Doran, usN; Jones, USA; G d Kingman,
Mas; " NJ Taylor, Tenn; J Caldwell, Aiken
Ms NJ Bradbury, Pa; r Clark and ly, p Tor
BET, l. kensleY: A l. Handy, ID Smith, Gray and
ly, Va w Williams, Mrs HI Crogins and daugh b.
Ter, Tenn; II Nj Haigs and ladies, SC; z Cross,
va ~ Hard, uSAi Buksr, XVI 8 DoRgett,
Mis-; A Morris, w II Ransom, w + RI sseil q
meyer and ly, Va. "
NORWOOD HOUSE, Murphy, NY; r ID
w esteoft, Fla; w Koch, Md; Stiniland, Ala; J
Bien, NY; w o Williams, Va; T Burches DC;
Al Bennett, Mas.
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ANOTHER AMERICAN ALcIDKs-A RiUal Of DR..
WisShip--The editor Of the Norfolk Eva EI-
aminer writes to New York paper &c have
seen notices in regard to DR.. Winship, who, IL is
stated, shoulders it'll ease barrel of flour, and
can lift 100 pounds, &c. Without any design
TO disparage the claims of DIR. Winship to the
prestige Of great strength and muscle and consti
luton think IT proper to state that there il
other man In this country who 10 the Doctor 3
equal in point Of strength His name in Lewis
r. Stem, Of Connocogeague Maryland, now a
resident Of Columbia, Pa. He is about ~ years
Of age, weighs less than DR.. Winship, and, IL
challenged by the latter gentleman, will doubt
lees readily accept a proposition Of a trial of
strength Mr.. Stem Is a remarkable young gen
ueman, In other respects besides being the equal,
or superior, Of the yankee Doctor !" as he is
Familiarity called He can play almost any tune
with no instrument but peach leaf can turn ten
summersaults backward, hand-running, and as
many forward, &c, &c, which the "Yankee
Doctor" cannot do"
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A NEW FEATURE IN FRKK NEGRO EM1sRA-
rIoN.-An agent Of Jeffard, the President OF the
negro republic Of Hayti has been In New Orleans
for the purpose Of enlisting emigrants from the
ments in the way Of lands, exemption from taxes,
etc are held out in Hayti- Provided with letters
from the Mayor Of New Orleans and others he
attempted to visit Mobile, but, says the Register
suspend-even had IL been desirable-the we'll
known Law Of prohibiting free negroes from en-
tering the State Of Alabama, the colored ambas-
sador was forced to retrace his steps and return
to New Orleans- The Mobile Register commends
this movement on the part of the Haytien author
tiles.
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III Garibaldi washes his own shirts when oc-
casion requires. After the battle Of Meazzo nd
Ing his shirt dirty and soiled from his personal
struggles he took Ii off, washed Il in the brook
bard by, and hung 1t up on the bushes ate his
lunch Of bread, fruit and water smoked his igar
bare backed, and, wrapt in thought, sat appa-
rently contemplating the drying of his garment:
thus In the field or biyouac, sharing danger and
hardship with the humblest Of bis followers
Directly his shirt was dry, he went on board the
Tukeri, formerly Voloce, lying in the bay on tn.
western side Of the peninsula, and personally d.
rsctsd her fire on the fortress and retiring masses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-27

"srArR RELIGION IN PRRu A bill for the
establishment of the Roman Catholic religion "a
that Of the State has been introduced by the Bishop
OF ArequiPa into the Assembly Of Peru IL bro.
vides that all the affairs Of the Church. secular az
well a. spiritual, shall be regulated by special
other worship is prohibited. The clergy and
military to be exempt from prosecutions Of every
description before civil courts they to have courts
OF their own.
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MEDICINES.

m. SoAISfOH,
LOCK HOsPIYAL,
Has Disessssd fhs sssss Csrsasa, Syssdy, sd saiD
Efsefsal Remedy 10 tie World,
FOB ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DBLICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO cHARsE,
p. IN FROM ONE 10 TR0 DAYS.
nd 1.dasI nysi.ntsy Discharges. Inpsssusy, ssesi.
Debility, Lar Lev sP,ns C..
Dnn.,. sigh, iiddn..., D...s. eth. Head rSr.:s
stin, AGsSaens Of Lungs stsmaeh bsvsl,
Y:.th-.h... Dreadful and Ds.ssa,: p.sae.. Which r.s
der Marriage inpssiss, and destroy beta Body ssd Mad
Especially VIE have ssesms he ,etims Of Solitary viss
dreadful and ds.usetvs habit which .nnu.ly s1ssps
..d t.l.a:. and brilliant in.ll.e
.us.es ..san! .'p... viii q. .A.nd;n .fslsq.:ss.
assss.
MA1AInD PKRsoNs, ., Yong hsS ss.,s. plating Nd
.g. being ...rs lAy.s.i vssi.:ss, sfs.ais dsSV,
He vhe Paes. hinsslfundss II d. J. nay pssi.
susy esnfde In his honor Gsnsnaa ssaadsnty rsy
OFFICE Ne sOVfn PREpERICK srREEf,
II: hand cid; E:n! ire. I:tn.,. :s.: fay dss. Re.
.sst Ss paid ..d ssss.i. sst..p.
Dk y0ANgfoH,
from On: :. Ii: mes. :@in.ns c.:s.: in i: Tss.d s...s
greater part been spent in ss lee.
ctsd .stsnl.hng eur.. TIA. v:i. avs,
knsvn; many rssssd with ringing the head and can
:.sad: With :Ss:n, sishina .a:ad.d ::s:
times viii Of mind. cured
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysuag Men aud shsrs vhs have injured hsusslvss by
certain practice INDUCED in when asnss habit ffsssssy
.sss ; S;,: s % . 2;
render: n.Ifas: inpo.Sl. and d:'tr:y. S.ts mind ..1
fho:: sad sHa n..nsA.ly eject. ,,.d...s
limb" Pain. IN Ii: R:.d pmn..: Of sTSs i... 81
q, q :ns py.p.g.y Nerves.:
SR;sTT: Ii, mind AZ. n...
= spiri: E, Fs.Ssdia9: A!:I..a :fs:s.;
Lov: Of Solitude, fmidsy, etc., are ssns Of the evils PIE
hERvovs D.liL,fY:-YAs...sd.s .n .svIsdss VIA,
..@ n. s'.::
appearance the essgh symptoms
DISEASES OF IMPRuDENcE.
:: IA. %ss:d q: :::s: :. 81: ps,ai.l d.. :..
p a ,.1 San h H % int. T.:
him a;s:
E:o:S .:f in meath I.a :. ;h: 'Ia..; e: can
.,~ bis g.lns di..ppsinmsnt; By IL. f.h.t
&: s;.s
e. Pr ,s sss s;:
e1.r.d e.snry from whose SssiD. ns tr.,..I i.s.as.
Oh. COMMONWEALTH FOR ORGANIC WEAKsEss
AND HMPOYkNCY.
By this great and remedy weakness
speedily esr.d and IN viss, restored Yhs.snds f1s
and VIE had lest all hope have
been imm sdiatsly relieved.
AL Marriage. Physical entail Disc ual
1satens Lsss u Prsersavs PsvsF, usFvsls ability
yr.mbnE and w..insss E1h.s.asa eide nest fss1f;
kind speedily cured.
ENFORCEMENT OF PIE PRESS.
fnE MANY YH0usANDs elfsd this Institutes within
Us last ssysnssn years. and the important SURF
cal spsat:ns patterned y Dr. Jshnssn, By IS
p.,t,n Of The psp:n and many shsr psr,ens nssss 4
Which hsys appeared again .ad again Ss pssis
dss bis standing asa fsnsnsn staRas,ss and rsspsas
siliy, 70 saosSnt GuaiaRtss anissd Ian 3&ly
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By THE PRES IS Sss e.: Or THE UNITED

In pursuance of Law, I. JANIS BUCHANAN, Pres
C , Ins state; 81 america DO hereby
held at the under mentioned land Offices, In the
lgnated, to wit:
At the land Office a. LITTLE lock, commencing
on Monday, the l7th day Of Deoember next, for the
situated within the following townships. viz:
South Of tas base lin; and tosst Of thsh principal
Townships 10 and Is, Of ranges.
Townships l8 and 10, of ranges.
At the land of6cs at FAYKrrKvILLR, commanding
on THURSDAY the 2Oth day Of December next. for
fsrfd situated within the following townships. viz
North Of the base lns and icsst of thsfth principal
Township 10. Of range 20.
Township IL, of range 81.
At the land office at CLARKYsvIILR, commanding
on MONDAY, the nth day of Dec .mber next for the
situated within the following townships, VIE:
North Of the base Ins and ,cs,t Of the A PRINCIPAL
Fractional townships and =. of r.n,..s
At the Land Office at w AsHrSerox. oommsncin,
on W ednesday the 18th day of December next for
the dispose Of the public lands heretofore unosred
Situated within the following townships, viz:
South Of ths bass Ias and ices. of the ffh
township %. Of ranges a. ~ a S oSua snd hne' OF
AT the Land Office at CHAMpAeyoLr. oomman-
cling on Monday, the nth day of December next for
the dis OF the public lands heretofore unoered
rituateu WITHIN Inc following Townships and parts
of townships. viz: ~ F''
South Of The base ItSs and a. tIsEff6 p,SseSpal
. meridian.
Township 10, of range 6,
Township Is, Of range Z,
Township Ia. of range 8.
Township 10, of range 9.
Township %, of range l8.
The parts south of the old BOUNDARY n ne of town
ship 20, of ranges Is and %.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military AMI o,ner purposes, together with the
swamp and everhowcd," will be excluded from
the sales. "
The offering of the above lands will commence
on the days appointed and will proceed In the or
der IN which they are advertised until the whole
shall have been offered and the Gales closed; but no
sales shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
no private entry OF any ofthe lands will be admitted
until after the expirstiOn of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city of w as gtou,
sand eight hundred and sixty.
By the President:
JOS. 9. WILSON,
Commissionser of the Cianaral and 06aa
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n X +, / =.
OTOMAe WATER.
am still engayed in the PLUMBING and GAS
FITTING BUSINESS at my old stand In Philhar-
monte Hal. The advantage of having q plentiful
supply OF water was readily observed 1T the Gre OF
burned out but for the bountiful supply unor nv
premises and that OF my nelghbors
All orders for the introduction of WatcY and 6as
VII be promptly attended to. Terms ae ressonS-
BILE a. any plumber in the city.
lyS c. SNYDER.
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JOS. 9. WILSON,
Commissioners OF the General Land Ofioe.
NOTICE no PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS,

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the rie hit of pre emn,on
20 any OF the ands within the and parts of
ovnships above m@htlonted il required to estab-
receiver Of the proper Land Office, and make pay
ment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
commencement of the public sale Of the lands em.
braclAg the tract claimed other WISE such claim
will be forfeited. JOS & WIIS0N
Commissioner of the General Land Of6ce.
NorK-Under the regulations of the dsnsytman,
as heretofore and now existing, no PAYMENT can be-
made for advertising procamatlons except to sueb
publishers as are specially oxtkorixed TO pubsh by
the Commissioned Of the General Land Of6oe.
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MISCELLANEOUS

HOWE'SI IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES
H These Scales are offered to the public A I'M
most simple, durable, and reliable scales ever put n
use. FIRST class premiums have been Awarded ths6
BY the nlted States Fair and Vrs .iculturs
Society; Virginia State Agnsultura Fair: Franfiin
Institute FAR, Pennsy vania; New York State Fair:
vermont state Far, DC, &o. In every caxe vhere
exhibited they nave received hrst clsss premInns
E0I "a al 90 Louisiana avenue, Depot OF Silierss
doIs-iy &c. PArTIsoN, AGENT
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NORGE OF The Eoi R fEsSj OF THE
LAND 0EFICE FROM SUPERIOR no
BAYFIELD,, IN THE STATE OF WISDOM

SIN.
In accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress, EMIT ed IAN act authorizing chang &c in
1855 IT is hereby declared and made known that the
once for the sale OF public lands at Superior in the
In said State. az as carly q day as praetiea5Is
Further notice a. To the precise time of closing
the omce n superior, preparatory to removal, and
Of its opening for business at Rayfeld viii he
trot. ~ ~ ~ ~'s
Given under my hand at the city of Wash,ustou.
this 2ith day of August, A. d. 1885,
By order of the President:
JOS. g. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land O66os.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOVE Is EyERYwHKRE.

By GEO. w. SITES.
IT'S not alone In PALACES.
Where beaaty's lips divine,
From rose q ciTeled ohallIces .ss
Sip loves imprisoned wine;
IT'S net q one In loTdly halls -.. Ed.
Where wealth ard ge Ius meet,
That loneliness the spirit pals
And hearts responsive beat
But in the peasant's humble cot,
Midst tolls deep borrowings,
Iseysr found some cherished spot
For love to fold his wings
His Smiles bid every care depart,
Sheds sunshine through the gloom,
Bids roses tvlne rourd every heart,
And there in beauty bloom.
And thus it is whsre'er We stray,
Through lowly walks or fashions glare,
We pluck these roses by the way,
For love has sowed them everywhere.
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V'AE UNION WItL STAND. NO MATTER
consequently shall remain IN WASHINGTON and
siSS and Sr Il aoG sisl
tended to-. Painting and QrnamentinE CottsCs
Furniture ~ the best style also, call attention
% the Painting of X oofs and Brick Walls
All Of the above will do as cheap a. the cheap
sss thsretSts so!iclt the PHtrsn.ss friends
ner. "" r 'A~"'
rYou viz please mind yosr stops and stop at M.
pAkkEk'S Painting Establishment, No. So J
% % !. Louisiana sv., north side. between 9Th
P. signs put up free Of charge, - usual.
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
w t4 sth 81. tsso doors NovsL or Pa lea.
Nov II the time 70 get SPRING and eIyM MN
ShIkTS made uR q order. The subscriber IL Dre-
lAred TO make SHIRTS, DRAWERS, To-, q tie
sHikT BOSOMS, COLLARS, and WRlsS
0Ar tR-N
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES,

y sEMoyEp TO No. i, ,s M9ARkET
q n z: .ssf i SSo Is ia I'd sasRs
Lsdiss Gents ,Boys'Misse'' anS GhlIaSen,s year.
Doors AND s FiNEs TO SUIT TAG
Wears new manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES; and m coSnst.ntIy 5ecsivlns aRlna
Be- soa q mSoh Over pri 10 S than bss been
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
ii my ssOfs And q
.pLr -t s14 PsnnsyIvsu & s svsns..
1--WE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
ss's as sS smGgssshas =.
eSsss r. y
found ~ TN; sids e SsH YORK AIsS eve5y dsseT
M6id Fun: repaired Or s.s SS; in .,oA.ns.
WALL sTE4f ,Eni vs.! 4 Co. CO,
mar 3-u S22 Pa. avenue.
SOUTHERN Il. TSg I'M Ma MANgFAcToKY.
Opposite Odd r.ilops' Hal. Wa,Ai.s,o.. DC
ny s Rs IN ?;
uss bus
the best wo1knen, oan confidently reo p my
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