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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Hanging prominently in front Of the
Michigan department IS the original
pistol presented TO JEFF. Davis % bis
admirers IN London Il was presented
By the officer zho caught the "old lady.
Among the other curiositles Is the
celebrated dog thai stood guard st Castle
Thunder. Fifteen cents extra - charged
to see him. lie is making money for
the Fair fast When the crowd around
bin gets too thick, bis keeper sets him
to barking This causes the women
to scream and skedaddle, when be qaists
down for another lot
All the departments are splendidly
decorated It would be hard to say
which Is best Each ssems 70 have their
best looking ladies 81 the tables, who
will compare favorabiy With their Indi-
ana sisters, not excluding Indianapolis.
About liz O'Clock the bell over the
entrance tapped, and q rash was made
toward the stand erected over the eu-
trance, 10 see General Sherman. lie
did not make his appearance until half
an hour later He was welcomed by
the Mayor. and made a. speech in reply
The cheering was very weak, and did the
crowd no credit They cant make half
the noise as Leagness can. As soon as
the speaking was over, be came down
amang the crowd and bad general
shaking Of hapdsRI around.
The flags Of the different nations we're
hanging over their respective depart
Fmepts Isawthe flag Of "0ld England"
but it does not look 50 preity to my eyes
as it did once. have not seen the log
cabin or the monitors yet There is en-
tirely too mueh here to be seen in one
| day.
General Sherman was called out this
afternoon By band composed of boys.
Ee said be would not make speech.
to which country friend replied, "All
right, GeHersl5 We only wanted to see
you The General dried up,
s. The Fair is a splendid success, and
wish. you could All have been here to
have seen il, e
Xou-a 50 En-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
The North western Sanitary Fair.
tEHv.sA -, ~

.--=--==e eHFeEGogILL June 9, 1865.
EaitnFs Journal:
l arrived here this morning safe, after
q very tedious ride. OF course, the first
thing to be done, was to go to the Fair.
vent, and was agreeabty disappointed
II have never seen anything that equaled
il since ts54D
= The building in which the Fair is held
is magnificent in proportions and deco
rations. The ceiling. though plain,
Iooes Gsy Pretty-togetbsr with the
beautifpl aags-itlooks splendid. ,.,s,
TAe-frst thing 70 be seen upon enter
ing the buildipg, 70, the right, is picture
Of General Sherman, above which is the
battls-aag Of his old regiment the 18th
regulars. Next are the stands of Nor.
wegians. Germans, Pres6yserians, Unita-
riaus, UniversaIists, Philadelphia, Rome,
Paris and Berlin. This brings yon TO
the end of the building. Returning on
the left, We fnd the standssot the Good
Templars, japan, London, Liverpool,
New Jerusalem, Baptist, Congregations
alists, Episcopaiian, Hfethodists, Public
Schools, SpirituaIists,a Michigan, &c.
This brings you back TO the entrance
The Central part Of the Hall is filed
with musical instruments, glassware
men. &c. The HbIow tsrIasgh man wss
the most prominent in the building, pre-
yioas to the arrival of General'Sherman an.
Among the articles for sale in the
London department. is picsafeaof Caara
bringing water to Asruioason the hattls
ground Of Flodden Fiald, presented hy
! . The Bansists hsd up plaeard, as fol.
! lows. vi PstrouiEs this Institution no
trsHairg aHoSsd.SssssThe Episcopalians
Unitarians and Uniyersslists all had uE
rafting plasards-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
SKIRTS
HOOP SKIRTS.

j. W. BRApLEY's Naw Patent DuPLnN
ELLlPrIC (or dsghial sPaIHG SKIRT
VET, BRADLEY a CARY, Gate III 2 q. z
Weatl, SOLE PKoPRIEToas AND AIAUFAC.
TURERs, 81 ChAnbers aHd ~ aad "a Rsads
STREETS. Npw YorE
THIS INVENTION consists ~ pnpi s lor
tsol llltptte Steel springs. ingsniau.ly braided
ughtly and Arm foseth~r, edEa % edge, masipg
the tongheaf, most reaihiA. elastic sue q ratiq
spring ever used. They selaom bend o. bfuas,
iiks the singls springs, and cousequsatii pressiyu
their perfsel aud bsaniifni shape taics a. p ~
any other skirt.
The dsrfui arxibiiity and great 90 fort and
pleasure % any lady EsHriuR th ugrlrz ltfpir
SKIRT, will BE- experienced particularly "a all
crowded asaemb ias, Operas. Carriages, ktifr o.
cars, Chnfch PeSss Arm-Chalrs, Ter Rr1mniads
snd House Dress. - The skirt can BE- folded vn'u
10 use 70 oeeapy asaasi pace, as easiy a. = silh
or musliu dress
lady having enjoyed tho pleasure. eoaf0rt
knd coryeuiebrr ef wrarinE tho uuPieE Iiiptic
Steel spring SKIRT for singh DAY. sill prvor,
never Afterwards willingly dispouss Nithtirir use.
For UbiidfeR, Misses aud Yvang ka4irs they arr
Superior 20 ~ othara.
They are the best qus'iiY IN every part, aad un.
questionabiy the LiFbtsf. Mnai uesifsbls. CON
iertAbls aud koonomicAi skirt ever mad.
FOR SALE 10 ell hrst ella ~ res iu th city,
snd throughout tbo Unlfei states and GsHade
Havana ds Cubs, Mexico, South AmaFioa, aaa ths
Weat Indies.
ENQUIRE ron THE DUPLEx ILLIPTIo
SKIRT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
OFFIOE AND kkAIDENCE;
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TESTIMONIAL.

CIrcfHHATI, o., March, II, 1854.
This fs 20 certify that wss the uadeFsignsd, have
been Intimately aoquainted With s. W. Boyntop,
nj. d., for about eight years. During the last six
years be has been engaged IN Q lucratiev and suc-
csssfui practics OF Medicine IN this city. BE
leaves here on account Of I'll health.
We take great pleasure IN recommending him,
both socially and professionally, a. g gentleman Of
sxcelient morals, and occupying prominent po
sitien among the Physicians Of our city, and hope
he may succeed as we'll elaswhsTe ar be has done
with us. z. FREEMAN, NJ. D.,
Professor OF Surgery in Eclectic Medical InstI-
tute, Cincinnati, o.
JOHN NJ. soUDDER, N. D.,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Medi.
cine IN the *. M. Institute.
II. ID. 0ARRIsOE, M D.,
Late P Professor Of Chemistry and Physiology IN
the Above Medical Institute. deci0-BFn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

I. Ne pspsEs givsa sway As ths Con ossr On Toe
xrstuAtums lrsafAElsn.
70 asyTnsezasasa, iOosl nosIcss. o = paGs IL
sFsse pzless Prsp~ia 0rpAy gaArAasssa.
: &dvsrtissnseats siil nsvrr BE- accompanied b
ioeai u0tioes uulsaa CONTRAST is saas to that sas
sas value reoe,vsi tsr the aasiss.
:. Ne e IoSsi Seties. sewever sAorf, wai'
iossgsed Scr hes saAs oae Dollar each day.
5. Marriages, FenerAl saa Religious Notice, 4,
nUss favAziabiy se paid In savauoe to seoure IN
~estion.
G. Ne aeheieaey 90 the part se ,arrisrs wil ls
asis good hy the ealce. the carriers f.ii %
laave papers a. ordered ard directed thsy uusl
i.ss Scr their cas~iessuess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

The rebel Major General John G.
Brown, who commanded Cheatham' .
division at the battle of Franklin, and
was wounded, has returned to Pulaski,
his old home, where be will take up his
residence as a law abiding citizen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
HROCERIEs.
MEDICAL

rsy- ToH BoHE TBAg TuT
snfaFHgW = trE TIha - IS bss
ne tsst ~ mar. I'D esa.ia ~ Fs-sing b.
rusiic aver.
Tax YEaETT2S HAZE DTE isths t~ss and
chszpest na9e It Dfies Il oliy 7 9, ed ssch
b9fEis eonfains dcubls tie q14stify o. Dys 10
fLose MN ilya1fater IL
THIS HAtE DTE is wanEfasturef - ecu.
llzr froe7Es. WEieh Feuesrs 10 iHhaifsly 80 sFiar
70 ~ y 1ye 10 fhs nlsrAet Being com ,isfs So ons
boStles Z pres eratloD y sraquirse, ~nicn grGtiy
sin piihaa the arutic4flo4-
- UsfSG JHf5 BYE you aToi5 that rrsty,
dead a2fesrsnte 81 vhfeb o. d ar ard Fhlsksrs
. sa1 ily rseoSr zsi, Neeq "a ~ srlor Arii.
rle haa ben used, ~ tt r9eB1-a rtrfsctiy nsfr-
fsl coior q sSy shsds fb.t Is desired. ff IieB
brown - tstty. lustr6rs black that Sii %
anut, erccs Or GAIA ire tlotbisg- Izyest 10
ane gu Niu b couvsnno8. sSic by nu Drns-
gists sd Earcy Gsods Dss.fFS
Al MATREWs, fiAEuiAetgrsr.
DENAs BAESE3 co. SsN Herti Nbole-
ssis Agsz1. ms@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

s. NJ. Barton, ESQ, having resigned
the clerk.biP of Gibson county to de-
vote bis entire attention to business in
Cincinnati, O. u WelbOrn, Deputy Clerk
for two years past, has been appointed
to fill the vacancy until successor is
elected @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Payne Stone, who has won some noto-
risty as guerrilla in the Southern part
of Kentucky, was arrested BY the mill
tary authorities at she race course near
Louisville, Saturday afternoon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

The first division of the Seventeenth
Army Corps, Major General Frank
Blair, arrived at Louisville on Saturday,
on boats from Parkersburg. j 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

There Is a fine prospect that a branch
Of the Cincinnati railroad will be ex-
tended to Brookville, Franklin county,
this year, and to Laurel early next
spring. a. a al 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
MEDICAL


Physician & Surgeon,
HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
ii Evansville, ofars his professional services 10
tbs citiEenm of EvAnavills and vicinity.
m% Ofnca and residence On Main street, oppc.
Uita nsw B. B. Depot. He will be found e Broas b.
Aon Woods Drug etere, on the corner Of Third
and Main, from 70 10 o'clock a. NJ. sAsa day.
y1a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
AUCTION
Law.


Attorney at Law.
OFFICE BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST sTs.
ON THIRD.
r WOULD IEFORM MT FRIEEDs AND
former patrons that / have opened a Law
Once Ia tbs rooms formerly oceupisd BY the Pro-
vost Marshal, on Third str, st, where Will be
plsased 70 meet all who may dssirs my services,
under the ASSURANCES that their business will re-
eslzs prompt and careful attention.
1 viii give particular attention 70 the prosscu.
ton and defence of causes in he Courts Of Van
dsrburgh and adjoining counties. 70 Cenysy.ne-
ins. abd the exAmina ion Of titles TO real estate
my31 3m I-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Brigadier Gen. Robert Allen, Chief
Qnartermaster at Louisville, has been
brevetted Major General-a deserved
compliment. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Stability OF Republican Governments.

Stability OF Republican Governments.
The following communication from.
one Of our citizens, now in the army st
TuIahoma, Tennessee, wetake pleasure
in laying before our readers, spnder. the
shove caption. The communication Ia,
we think, Of more than ordinary inter
est
The London Times, themodern noath-
piece Of prevailing British opinion,
grants that we have so far lalsi6ed many
European predictions, have shaped our
own destiny, and managed to keep to-
gether when the task was deemed ain :
possible. But how viii it be, il contin-
ues. when you have sixty or one hun
dred millions inhabitants. Thirty mil
lions, it asserts, are more easily retained
in unity aud controlled than one hun
dred Millions aud precedentss deduced
from q territory containing the fret
number are not applicable to that which
contains the larger.
Its idea is an old aud continually re-
peated error, which asserts that narrow
I territories and small communities are
more stabies permanent, or easily gov
ernsd, than those which are larger or
more numerous 1T is an erroneous
conclusion pretentiously dedRced from
history. 1t is 3, false reading Of it's
records that draws any such inferences
The Instances are few where the
smaller nations, or inhabitants Of limit
/ ed countries, have attained distinction
or attained to any degree Of perma-
nencs, and has only occurred where the
inhabitants have been driven from cuf-
tivatsd comnanities into isolstsd, seem
iugly undesirable, and easily defended
localities, but which were from their
surroundings not essily susceptible of
contiguous extension. These instances
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

From the returns Of the Assessors,
the taxable property of Knox county
shows Sc, ,655,O35 for 1865, against So
470,9l0 for 1854, showing an increase
of 81 ,s3l %. t
Number Of polls for 1885,. O29
-
Decrease Sc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Criminal Carelessness.

The Nashville Press and Times of
Saturday publishes an account of
the great conAsgration in that city on
Friday afternoon last 1t estimates the
loss of the Government at four millions
of dollars, and it is thought the final es.
innate will make il couple Of millions
more. "The FIRE originated in cellar
where the oil and turpentine was stored,
and spread 80 rapidly that some Of the
wOrkmen barely escaped with their
lives" L @
This is not the first loss endured by
the Government through the criminal
carelessness or lack of common sense on
the part of its su bordinates. The idea
Of piling up millions of dollars worth Of
Government stores over cellar filed
with turpentine and oil, to which access
was necessary at all times, argues an
indifference or want of prudence that is
positively worthy Of severe punishment.
What necessity was there for endanger-
ing all the quartermaster stores at
Nashville with oil and turpentine, when
there we're plenty Of isolated spots where
the eombustible material might have
been stored without jsopardising any
other property Some Of the govern
ment officials act with property commit
ted to their care as though they desired
its destruction, less difficulty being expe.
rieneed in settling with the Govern.
ment for property lost by FIRE or in
battle 1t has been said that FIRE or a
defeat has extricsted many quarter
master from dilemma from which
there was no other avenue of escape. A
rigid investigation of all these accidents
should be instituted, to see if the prims
cause can not be aseertained.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
MEDICAL.
8. w. RoYnton. mi. ID.

ATE or CINCINNATI, HAVING BECOME
IL permanent resident Of Evansville, oners
his professional services 10 the citizens Of this
city and vicinity. From his extensive experiences
and sGrgsry IN the former city, hs feels eonhdont
Of his abb tty 70 cure many which have re-
sistyd q. casual modes Of treatment
%% Particular attention given 70 the freshmen /
Of Chronic Diseases, and those peculiar 10 the
climate, such a. Fever and Agus, Bilious Esysr.
40. W. W.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

The Richmond Jefersonian says
Gen Burnside has recently been en-
gagged in prospecting route for con
templatsd railroad from Shelbyville to
Gosport ola Franklin and Martinsville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Patent Duplex Tlliptic SKIRT,
CgaufEfhQ
Eisganes, LIRhtnsss. Comrort and
Econ roys
And ubqa@stionably ths mesf desirable article
J.F&H. COOLIDGE.
m14-3m ~ ard ~ Firsf eirset.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
DRY GOODS.
70 rHE LADIES % EyAusvILLE AND


TO THE LADIES or EVANSVILLE And
VICINITY
I THE UNDERSIGNED. WOULD Rtsncr-
fniiy call the attention Of tHe isiiss 10 ths
fAet 'hst have inst rptarard from New foth
consisting ef the latest siyies q
Dress Goods, Brown and Bleached
Muslins, Prints. Linens, &C., &c.
Also. isrgs and vsil sslssisa sappiy of
RH L rs r NJ III El X :
consistiHg Of
BoHHs,s Of sssry description, UHtrissmss.
Hats for Ladies'. missss, and fasuts.
fail has ef Tahey 0rsAtasuts.
A full Hoe Of Laess-Tiiuslon. sslk aud Grape.
A fall Iins % BibbeHs. vsleh Garnet b bssl n
Prizes or oasasy fb ths West.
A lias Of Frsneh FIowsra as sns ihs city Of
Esw York asorss. Also
Amsrie@n Flswsrs, basde,uaiy iuisaisd. Al tary
Any thing in the way Of Millinery
Done % Order IN tbs Best styles
sS- AnHB.rs from the City Or County Sosla
% we'll - sEARiss thia sigek boiyrs buJ.as siss
share.
We ARE MAEuFAoTURINs
cloaks. Basques, and MsHtiilss
And have thsrsfers on hAna coHsta ~. from The
ehsapest - The very b q of
Black SIX. Taney aad Black Cloths, and
Trimmings for cIoaks and Dresses, ef arery styio
As va 1on't mfnd the troubts of showfnz eaf
Goods it will b. of greet ~ santiago % fhSss uho
GEMS 90 Esansviiis % buy thsir hpfing sissk, %
60 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
SALOON.

a Ghange--st. Nicholas Saloon.
CAV GRAANAR H4s AGAIN TAKEH
- eharEs cf ths So Michel s6Alcon sEd WI Fef
tt "a nrSt rzts ortsr wft5 aIl posslbls ft-Pafs .
Ine hcsst Lffrors Win bs kept iu the ber An1
hEs billiard tables viii oseupy The seeon1 cOoE:
His old friends and c1stcr1srs are tnTAsd % cali
aad kfz. Eyxoy1S=-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor.
Cor. naia ans Thira sfs.,
EVANSVILLE, GaD. z

THIS OLD. WILL EsTABLfsBED. AED
Il witsiy known Eetsl bss len riassc. ~ 49,
sszi ueeks rreefZOihg rspeirx. r 49, 9efiug
this time, beeH rspaiut@a Inside srd clf, ~ ffr
throrgkiy CITED up, sud - xreAf fseaspfs i1fn'
iahsd With bsN bsds and tarnifrrs ne Frqtf5-
Tor has made sTsry arrasgeueuf p fendsr 2 Z
house eonEsEiens, Esaliby saa asreeabis q ths
public.
for = ssrfsf OF years hss been sztsrdsd % ne
Fsasbfnz1Or. b ingitss rs7esai ofthsir cEstoFn,
and vii sndearor 70 bavs BIS tEbAs frrntsae1 and
- he-se rssnagsd fa say % narft tEsir eontin-
asd patrcnAgs-
O-nfbuses VII passenzr7s - s1e bcn
kk. ueu~f 49, ~F
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Twenty FIErH REGIMENT.

Organized BY Col j C Veatcb, at
Evansville, in August, 1861; marched
to Missouri; was with General Fremont
during his campaignin Missouri. Joined
the army under General Graat AZ Fort
Henry, Tennessee, and participated in
the battle Of Fort Donelson, February,
1862; at the battle of Shiloh in April,
and the siege Of Corinth Also, in the
battles Of Hatchie river, in October,
1862, and DaFiss Mills in Dscember,
1862; was With Sherman in his raid in
Mississippi IL February, 1854 The
regiment re-enhsted March 1st, 1864;
returned to the State on farlough, and
re Joined the arny under Sherman par
,tleIPated in the march upon Atlanta and
the engagements incident thereto; was
in the siege Of Atlantis and battles o.
Jouesboro, and IN Gen Sherman's opsr-
atoms north Of the ChattahoOchie, in
October, 1864; marched through Geor-
gia to Savannah, and thence to Wash,
ington, D. c., Through the Carolinas and
Virginia. During this campaign par.
tieipated in the battles Of Rivers
Bridge and BentonSilIe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

p Organized in February, 1852, and
marched TO Island No. 10; participated
In the campaign which resulted in the
opening Of the Mississippi to Vicksbufg;
then went to Corintb, Mississippi, and
remained till after the battle at that
place, N ~bich they psFtieipatedf then
went after Price, running him through
Tennessee into Mississippi. Then these
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16

rrosTINE HoTRI-oN THE EUROPEAN PLAN sn
and 22e Broadway New York. Single Rooms and Suits
Of Rooms By the dag or week opsp day spi nisbs -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16

DURNHAN's rURSrTuRB ExrRBss.--FURNITURB
ID families moved city or country. Panofortes, Turn
tnre boxed, shipped. Furniture stored opco W West
El1yepth street near sixth aYspud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16

ErOR sALE-A SPLENDID BROWN STONE house,
T. In 10th street, Fifth Price $1,000 Ad
dress Mrs. Van Zandt, l6lH Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16

TNOR sALE-rRONTING ON THE BEAUTIFUL LAKE
T. OF Ronkonkoma Long Island, Farm Of 81 acres with
two Gothic house only completed last finished IN
basn 26r6 four stall stable and concrete cellar 36x with
outbudings Is of fine Undertook hickory and
will sold for less than the Improvements For
further particulars inquire Of KERRY Washington House.
Of State and ucks streets South Brooklyn for two
DAVIS Price only %, 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16

mO STRANGERS AND oTHERs-A HIGHLY kEsr i,ss,,
table German lady viii let choice OF Prs snch .poSen
Apply at No. 2 Roslyn place, between Amv an" f01'
streets, west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16

VXYANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AFTER
w September no. sn Of Rooms or an Above Room front
where they have board below
third street. moving LIST OF May Address, satng
terma r. Il l., 30l Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16

U,oR SALE AT TARRYTOwN-A HOUSE, FURNISHED
newly unfurnished coach house. barn. gden, fruit
complete order minutes walk from depot and
Broadway Apply the premises No Orchsd Terrace,
Tarrytown,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16

THOR SALEM BROOKLYN, FIRST CLASS TWO
II story high sub-cear brick House. nearly
has all the late improvements in good order first rate
Furniture last VIII be sold with the houses fur
nre consists mostly of black walnut made to ORDER Car
pets Ocoths as good The owner, having
comfy lost his wife, this property will be sold at bargain
Keys with A. KNOwLTON. SIS Fulton avenue corner Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16

LyOR sALE-AT ENGLEwOOD, N. j., AND IN THE
vicinity the Northern Railroad Of New jersey choice
Building Sites suitable for cottages country seats &C. In
quire at 80 Wall street, room No. I. on
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24
A MODEL CLOTHING HOUSE.

One of the largest, most enterprsing and honorable
firms in the Clothing Trade is that of SMITH Bios &
Co.. the proprietors of the famous Marble Hail. No.
40 West Baltimore street; They have made an en-
manner in which they have fulfilled their engage
ments with their customers for the excellence Of the
materials they employ in making up their goods, and
Tor the capacity and exquisite taste displayed by their
employees IN hitting garments A suit of clothing
purchased at Marble Hall can be told at by the
conn0sseur In dress from its elegance of fnish the
completeness OF its orkmanship the excellence and
durability of the materials out of which it is fashion
cd and the superb manner in which it fits the person
Tor whom it made The secret of this is that the
tnaSng up thelr garments. Another feature of this
ooe mouse OF great interest to the public is the ex
Iaorolnary cheapness at which the very best kinds
every style Of Clothing sold. At this time,
reach OF those in moderate circumstances II Is nea
an 10 record the fact that there is one honse salts
aed with small profits and large and quick sales.
bJlHnneStlon with this, may be mentioned the
Transactions no salesman being allowed to disnose &c
an artlcle that is not strictly as represented W.
tulHA w 20 our readers great service by caIling
chent 1ba 70 fais where the mer.
and all grades and classes of society can procure
reasonable prices, the very best goods to be fnnS
anywhere IN the city. Another interesting feature Is
the Boys Clothing Department where parents and
guardians can cothe their children at very low prices
with all grades from the finest to the most substan.
tial 1t is pleasure to record the success of this en-
terprising firm who from a small beginning have
by their berality and traightforwardness built up
a business which is second to none for extent and
variety in this or any other city Adjacent to Marble
gentlemen can procure all descriptions Of Furnishing
Goods a Shirts. Drawers, Undershirs. Crayas. Ties
Gloves hosiery. &e, on tho most reasonable terms.
p08-l0
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24
MARRIED.

BUCkLER-RIDGELY.-O the 2lst inst, by Rev
Greenberry W. Ridgely, DR.. Thomas H. Buckley tc
Eliza White only daughter of John Ridgely, ESQ.
=, ERS.-On the LIST inst, by Rev. T
Foley George w. Garrick, late Of the u s. Navy, to
DENMEAD-LEWIS.-O the 9th inst, by Rev
Pr Green. W. c. Denmead to Mary A. Lewis. both O
Baltimore county
r, GooIEE-W1NGATE.- the 10th inst, by Rev
Henry Slicer, Geo. s Gootee and Annie NJ daugh
ter Of ,W Capt; Th ,31ar I; Wingate.
~ AaMSON-cM0RTQN On the I'D inst, by Rev
ter of George C. Norton