Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 July 1867 — Page 1

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,v I 'M ' i l'l I .('".' 1.1 THE REPORT OF 'SANTA' ANNA'S DEATR DISCREDITED. . !) ; i., .. .i. i .1 . .i.: ;.... li'V. . I i . . -. : i ' . - - i : : ji ' . llli' ""!" ....; : : : . , Judge Jones, tlie Marddrer of Stauf- - fei Taken to New Orleans.--si:.., , .. .. :.t - J ... h.;n it.ii JMf.f. I'll ' ''H ' REQUISITION' OP GOV. FEATOX FOB JOXES. I Charge of Obtaining Goods Under False Pretenses. ; 'A ill , ' 1 H About the corbespoxdexce .jtakkzaxd maximilian. ... i j. ...-.. ki ..i 1 1 OF More Fenians ; tp be arifloned .)!; 1 ;'.: I 'll. ?.';.'.''. :l '.I J "lNapbleon3iajgUtJiaCniufch' Party MaxinilianVDeatlL:-;:' SICKLES' REGISTRATION ORPER. I .i iastrnda that it stall iwt Commence H . ; til th8; ; Decision Ccngresg. J COXGRESSIOXiL 'PKOCEEDlXGSl ' .". A.l.i' .1 . . .1'. V . ;.i . - ' -'i :t it i islaltcTiifDivlrtwWuifnal.'fp ; iIndianapolis, July 9. Two prominenf physiciani of, thli cjty .were' arrested .to-day for-j procuripgiVan abori tion. - Oue of them gave' bail in the earn of cine' thousand doltars, and the , other went tq'jail.,',"" T '. ,.', '. 1 ' JVE W OUIuEAIVsi! ' Jrief at the Death" f Maximilian His last Words G1tesJ thCtiergeant a HandTal of Gold Asks that the Kalis be Aimed at Ills v. , Heart.; u . it - " ' New V Orleans, . Juiy: 9. "The "'Times has a special from Houston, - Texas, giving a detailed account of -tiUo. CMOtion' byth'q1 Lilfal8 of Maximilian, 31iraaioa .and . Mejia. None of the prisoners were bound or blindfolded, nor- was any indignity offered to MaximiiiaiH" Before he was shot he rccapituliited the causes that brought him to Mexico, and de- . nied the authority of the court that tried him, and hoped his blood would , stop the further effusion of blood in Mexico. Just before he was led out . he called to the sergeant of the guard and gave him a handful of gold, and requested, as a favor, that the-soldiers would aim at his heart. His last words were "poor Carlotta. " Five . balls entered his breast, but these did not kill him immediately, so two other soldiers were ordered to shoot him in the side, and iu this manner , he was dispatched. - ... ,T . Much dissatisfaction and grief was manifested by those who witnessed - the scene. Miramon read from a paper which , he had written, that the J, only regret he felt in dying, was that the Liberals should remain in power, and should have power to point out . his children as children of a traitor. Mejia made no address, but met his fate quietly and bravely. . The sword of Maximilian was presented to Juarez by Escobcdo in . the. Government Palace. .... . WASIIIXGTOX. The Krport of the Death of Santa Anna Discredited Reports of Osage Indian Hostilities discredited. " Washington, July 9. Romero, the Mexican 'Minister discredits the reported shooting of Santa Anna, as the Governor of Campechy, at last accounts, had orders to keep him in prison UBtil further orders. - Telegraphic. report? .from Topeka, via St. Louis," representing the little Osage Indians to be on the war path, are not believed here. A letter has been received in this city dated on the Osage ' Indians' lands in Southern Kansas, June 24th. four, days later than the letter of Gen: Kelly to Gov. Crawfordin which no mention whatever is made of any trouble, At this season of the year, the Osages leave their villages for their annual buffalo hunt. The Indiau Bureau has. not received any information from their agents in regard to these reports. On Saturday there was over $140,000,000 cash, in the vaults of the Treasury Department:, of this sum $91,000,000 was in gold certificate. XEYYORK. More About Maximilian and Jnarez Reason for tne Refusal of an la1 tervievr with Jnaren tnroean Intelligence. . Vtw VnPIf .Tn'v 9. San T.i,; 11 tosi 'paerS i ooatain ''correspobdence tosi 'papers coBtam ''correspobdence between. MaJtimlian and Juarez. The I first is a letter from, Mxiijujjjan, dated J

l3Iay'23th,' in case his ccflinsel did not

arrive m; time,' that her be ftljo wed, time liecessart for hi3 defense," and to arI range Lis private affairs; to this Juares promptly repirea, mar-me- time should be allowed. Tho next froflj Maximilian is dated the 27thy asking that the supreme government issue an order allowinar his counsel to leave the City; f. -Mexico, which?" was under. siege, and also; desiring tpy speas personally with Juarez upon grave affairs ftud verj' .important to', the country. .Juarez give.' the. .order, for, fhe ;exit from' the city of-th parties nairled, but as to the interview that ccuT4 not be granted,, considering the distance which separated them;' and the ends oft justice :tQ be .subserved.' Everything fitting as to Maximilian's private affairs should,, however, be done. Y. SPECIALS. Judge Jones the Murderer of Union ; j lst Stauffer taken to Ifeir Orleans ,' Requisition of Got. Fenton for Jones . - .. New. York, Jlly 9. The Trit New Orlea us special says that J adge E. B. Jones, the ncchew of Wells. Pwh6wis arrested fdr1 the niurder ;of the 'Unionist,- Stauffer' ;has been br6ugbt to this .' .city byytbe; military, aiid placed in the pohce -jail of this parish for safe keeping, '.where he 'is now conned under the strict watch of soldiers;-' v ''' Gov. Flanders, has " jusf received a requisition from. Gov, Fenton of New YorkT for the same E. B. Jones, upon the eharge' ',of s' bi, hkvjng obtained goods .under fa'se. pretenses, in the State of New York. 4. The; requisition of Gov. Fen con is- tort ;lateybut should Judge Jones escape the 'penalty herd, the jequition of i.Gov, Fenton way have a chance. ' ' - '"'-' ! ; . r-37 : i.-f. ' ' rft v m ark tt -m- c m -tir Of '''-'A ir.tVf-to General dickies .nd theiUesistratlon " Orders tliat it Shall , Sot l oranietfee till Congress Shall Uave Determined ?ho haH Register, i flow Chaelfston, July 9,T-The folio ing semi-official announcement wae published this morning, . . v , j General Sickles -has directed h$ subordinates not to begin the registration in this military district, until Congress shall have determined more explicitly who '-'shall register."' It is presumed that Congress will extend the time for, the completion, of the registration in Nrth-au Sonth'Car. olina, until October or November. BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPII. The Six-Fenny Postage System to Take Efft'et January 1st Napoleon Ciiarges the t hurch Party with the Death of Maximilian. :3 ' , . ' ENGLAND. . : - ' London, July S. The Government annouues that the sixpenny system of postage Between America and England will be put into operation about the 1st of January next. ' FRANCE. Paris. J uly 8. It is said that Napoleon charges the Church party with the death of Maximilian. ,;,, New York, July 9-European advices per mail states that the land and naval service of Frauce . is being strengthened, and that activity prevails all through France, which produces an impression of pending difficulties. i 5 i, i- - ' A debate of considerable length took place . in the Corps Leislatiff on the financial partof the Mexicau question. The Minister declined to speak on the political 'portion 'of the question, as it would now be inconvenient, . ' : i ' The difficulty betweea Denmark and Prussia, as to possessioa of territory ; north of Schleswig continues, andTeports state', that France is in sympathy with the Danes. . r : fTIS VIL.1LE; ; .i-r - , The JStiw - Railroad Schedule Murderer Arrested Robberies in the Rural Districts Freights Adranr ed-Governor.;I Morton's i. Health "Improving. Lotjisvixle, ' Ky., July ' 8. The new schedule adopted by the late Railroad Convention went into effect to-day." Time from -New York to Louisville thirty-nine hours; to Memphis fif'ty-niue hours; to jVIobile seventy-seven hours ;, "and . to , New .Orleans eighty three hours. Kerns,- . who, murdered Fiuly at New Albany on the 4th, was captured on Saturday evening, ou a train returning toward New" Albany. He : un-MieeeSft'uUy atteairted to shvjot oue t of his captors. - - . j ? ! A gatig or thieves perpetrated 'several robberies last week along the luie of the New Albany and Chicago Railroad. At Cloverdale,' '' Carpenterville arid Gosport their depredations have contiuued several months, and are increasing. The Louisville Marine Association slightly advanced ' 'their ' rates ou ! freight to-day.' ' ' , " " ' A Letters from Uov. Norton say liis health is improving, from the use of waterfrom the Arkansas HotSprin'gs. I

Major General "Stlsted Lietenant Gwernor.of-OjitarJo-rfenlan Pris-

oners to Be-Pardoni'd; Toronto.. July ,9.-Major General ousieu, j. is., was sworn in as jieua3fctGoTerr $fl Optarioj;4t)!floon yesterday. j It is ' rumored ' that some of the Fenian convicts who 'areunow.undergoing a sentence of twenty years of penar 'Servitude in the , Provincial Penitentiary will be pardoned ' in honor of the Union of the Provinces. Among thosei to whom Royal clemency will be extended are Rev. J. McMahonjadd four others., . , Kingston," C, July 9. Miss Modney wis burned by the explosion of a coal oil lamp, "and did this morning. Five others were severely burned. i PITTSBURG. 1 Failure of a Prominent Oil Man - Committee 10 Examlncrthe lchol' ' son PaTement The Labor .Question Importation .of Foreign Laborers Denounced A Marriage In - the t lends-- .rro.t...c- ; PlTTSBttRG, ' J uly S Another failure is reported ,to-day. ,,The victim in this case is a prominent oil man. 1 No particulars as yet, but it isbelieved lhe Committee of Council appointr ed to visit Chicago and St. Louis, tb eiamyie the jNieholsji jrjpmf ntf jin those cities, left uere this morning. It is'proposed to Introduce 'this pavement in Pittshurfi 1 1 i i f t - The labor question still attracts considerable-attention here, A large mass meeting was 'Held by-the wor Icing men on ,Sa.tuiday , nighty iu.which they, proposed the establishment of a labor par7 .whichwas . discouraged, and the importation of 'foreiga laborers was fiercely denounced, .j ti h.;a A. bridal .balloon s ascension, was made oh' Saturday" afternbenvand the ceremony performed at a considerable distance above terra firma.. Mr, .W. J. . Smithson, of Philadelphia, and Miss Maggie Fornshell, of Wboster, Ohio, were the happy couple. " Arrest of a Prize Fighter. Cleveland, O, - July 9. Fogarty and Seward had a fiht at Black River, this morning. Fog.-irty won in 11 Tounds, by a foul ; tini?, 35 minutes. He was badly punished. -This fight was arranged for some time, with the Elliott and Gallagher fight, which failed to come off. Elliot, Ohio, July -9. Seward. whojost the fight at Black River, was this morning arresteu here and fined $30. He paid the fine and left for Cleveland. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. , Washington, July 9. Senate. Immediately after the reading of the journal, the Senate took up the Reconstruction Bill, reported,, by Trumbull, " yesterday. Trumbull's address to the Senate at length supported the bill. Wilson followed Trumbull, advocating iu lieu of the second section of the' bill a provision "to vacate all civil offices in the South. House. Soon after meeting, the House resumed the consideration of the Reconstruction Bill. - . . . Mr.. Brooks, of New York, spoke at length in opposition to the bill, as an utter violation of every natural and national law. Therewas.no parallel in history, except in the conduct of the Duke Alva-Garfield. Referring to Mr. Brooks' allusion to the aggrariarism of Mr. Wade, reminded him and the House that the Senator had disclaimed the sentiments imputed to him. Mr. Wood spoke in opposition to the bill, as unconstitutional generally and in detail. Mr'. Stevens intimated' his intention to move the previous que8tioo,modifying the fifth section by striking out the the words, "or unless he ehajl consent to be relieved," and insert the words " more on arrest ' for an offense punishable by dismissal from the army, or disqualified by sickness from the performance of. his duty.", - Several amendment-fwere proposed by Schenck, Baker, Butler, Cohurn and Garfield, but Stevens declines to permit them to bli offered. i .' The' House seconded the . previous question. Stevens being entitled to one hour to close the debate, yielded twenty minutes to Bingham, who addressed the house in favor of the bill. The debate closed by a speech from Stevens. w , . The-tiill-thriT p.Ts'edr yeas,-119 nayv&ii i iJriO jl "j. After some unimportant business tLa Jluse adjourned. - s Home Again I XII .4 VE Jt'ST'iARRI YT. - F R O-Jl Circinnatl with tne rlue.st vaiiety of Tea,.' Bourbon, and Eeugnl ROsES all evPT-bloomers and fine plants whicl; I will sell as low us they cau te bought Iu "innati. -I nave very color White, V . Scarlet, K-se. .Crimiari, Ac. They lately flantMl-, as tney are all iu pv .-jive rue a call. .. WM; G. XEWrTT. F..---Many other fine varieties of rare plants, quiie uew. Wire Hanging Baskets, c juuSdtf .

O JEENSWARE.

,'ew." Queensware House. '.i.yM yj 1 -j, . il A : LICIITM & . ICnENII AUSE 4.'"-'i ' IMPORTERS or'''v:j1.',V-' QUEENSWARE, UOUSK FURXiSlIIXG i GOOD, . ..'i, ! ;!:.: 5 it.i .nr s-i . 7A"o. 3 Sontli First Street. 'ABE ' STOW OPOISO THE ' most splendid assort nuent of Fat: J Articles ever imported to this city, and C stock of . . ' - ' i - .WHITE GRANITE .WAEEj"1 -4 now complete, 4nd only wants looking at Co iuduce all to make their purchases ol us ; aud our stock of . ? - . y'i , ! COSDHON; WARE I Tslarge71anaJ wntDTso'id as iowaSBeTowest in tne V nued states. Bobeuiian Glass and SilverOur asfrjrfineiAQBelieiXati Glass and Silver-Plated Ware Is one of the finest ever selected for the. trade of this city; and we have the' advantage of our senior partner residing lUe city-of. Niv orfc, and at all times on hand selecting the latest styles aud patterns of ware. ; t, r.!. y- 1.; ,,oc3d3ui . . ... i. , , .j .... T ' DRY GOODS. i . !:!"! ,-JAQrjESS,.)BUDSPETH O0, ,..,..! .-,.. wholesale ;i ; Dpj Goods and Notions,'; Ao.tlO North Firtt StretL r vr ' .... v.. EVANSVILLE, ISTD. CASH PAID FOR COTTON. We also Forward Cotton and Tobacco, and make advances on same. - febl2 DRY GbODa o. 3x.01111:13 & CO., WHOLESALE DEXLEKS IJf ' ' STAPLE AND FANCT DRY GOODS SOTIOAS, Ac, FIRST STREET, (Bet. Main and Sycamore,) EVAKSVILLK, CAM. TIf E ATTEXTIOJf OF THE trade to their ianre and desirable stock of Goods Just purchased, and, which they are offering at great bargains.. uov20 - FEED STORES. , Western Feed Store WM. TROUP & CO, " . ' Wholesale and Retail liealers in HA Y, COI!N, ,OATSt BRANt MEAL, FLOURx BHIP8TUFH3, HOMINY, SALT, LIMB, &c, Xoh. IO and 1IO, Corner Main and Fourth Streets, ap2d6m " EvajtsVii lk, Ist. KBKSEZIR CKOSS. JAMES CROl CROSS & CROFTS, ; Wholesale and Retail Kellers In ; ; White Lime, Cement. Salt; Homiay, CORN MEAL, BRAN, SIJIPSTUFF, HA 1", CORN, OA TS, - I POTATOES, &c. , Third Street, Bet. Main and Locust I Wi:W ARRIVALS, 500 bushels Prime Peach Blow Potatoes. 50,000 pounds Fresh Wheat Bran. 100.000 Dounds Ground Coru. Oats. Corn. tc.,&c . . ; June 14. ' C WOIFF, : Manufacturer of, and Wholesale and , , Recall Dealer In, ( . ( ," Saddles, Harness COLLARS, and SADDLERY . HARDWARE, So. 58 Main Street, corner Second, EVANSVILLE. IND. fe16 dtf JACOB SINZICB. JOiDT J. ei-zich J. Siiizich & Son, Xo. 20 WATER STREET, lietween Sycamore and Vine. BOA T STORES, - GROCERIES CORDAGE, OAKUM,' Hemp, Cotton, and Gum Packing. Latb.Yarn, Twine, Rosin, W ought Spikes ' . - Ac. " ' Lard, Coal, and Lubricating Oils. Orders promptly filled at lowest rates. . auglSdly j . . .,.,i it:

DRV GOODS.

1: i u;j: It HUDSPETir,: adAmsV& ;c6.; ".iruri'sifi 1 ') 'fi;', ;v t . rl I -.- 1 in "ui'J 1I I 63 ' Main iStreet"v 63" i St .tr.d '. oJ i ! u.lii'i, -il i iiX i i ;lt. ' At. v ,t:i'iua !" ! TTTE RESPECF VlsVX't CAL,JL I AT'f l-"'v : I- t f ' ' fH-t! f J).--..Mi.:' tanlfon to nur lurvo Ktrtplr or T.ryI i4 Ajid Childrerus'. Hats.. We, have, just received from New fork City, hew Dress Geods, in Alpacas, Grenadines, DeLalhs, Linen Goods, Ginghams, Lawn, Chambray and Crepe Maref.CapIfneres.Cof todades, Llueu Pantfng and Coatlhlr. "" " ' New lot of White -Goods, Jaexmett, Naln aook, Swiss, Irlsbi Linen, and large va riety la Ladies'; and Gent ' Llaen i Hand kerchiefs. Our stock of Houtrjr oomprlses a large variety, bought low, and will be sold cheap. - .4; t-t-, x'j ; !,'.-. Parasols and Bua Umbrellas, ln .SUk. Cotton, and Scotch Glpgham We, have, and wui keep a large aasociment. , , , , t .New goods bought by our house In the market with a special view to the Interest of our customers.- We' win, Receive here. after dally, and call the. attention tot all people to come anu examine our stock andprices.:i "'" r i '!. !!.. .-,,,1 ! ; riB.- 'ti I .;n.;ii:ii ni HUDSPETH, ADAMS & CO., ii 1 03 Maitf Street; t,;'l i ltf ! .';(! ft fl'l-i1 H-!i -tM!'--' I'll t ;( t tttl'i l' 'SAW n.ill i t 1; ,! - I (.... - ;. . ; .- .t r i .. . . ! . I ' . 1 J . ' t I MM. 1( I ? Ji ' l.t'I ..if I l j .if ;!' I I 1 f' r. i . .t.t And other seasonaUle Cloths, Casl 1, meres. Cotton and Llnea Goods " and Vestini;K, snitable.for oy'aii l I Men's Wear by the 1 larjjeMt stock In the city; also, Huspenders,' Hocks, Neckties, Kid, Cotton, and ' 811k Gloves, HandkerchliW, Under--:. shirts and Dmwvrt JL'iXjket CoihIm, .tii. 11.. .?t r. Overtakers, Porte-Monuaies, ant large depot of the celebrated "Star ' ; Paper Collar.-,", and retailed at Z j; ceuut er box. ' Lare stock Of the best Irish Linen, Table Linens, Coti ton. Linen, and Wool Table Cloths' 'i and Covers, Napkins, Towels, Crash, Lace Curtains. Lobars and Culls, la . sets or singly, with over 1000 different varieties of Embroidery and White Goods ireueraliy. An immense stock of Dress Goo-is, that cann tt be excelled in the West, comprising every popular style, from SI 60 Calico Dress to lilk Patterns worth Sl'W 00; and an endless variety of Shawls, HUlt and Lace . Mantillas, and "Druecksel-tueg." - 800 and more of the most popular , makes of Domestic Dry Goois, at the lowest and "one uniform price;" and the most complete , slock of Millinery that can befound anywhere, eit er readymade or made to order at short - notice by tne most skiUfal milliners, and satisf ction guaranteed. Also, Straw Goods, bleached and pressed All of which wilt be sold ' at Hchapker, Bussing A Co.'s mam-moth-and popular store, at whole- , , sale or retail, at the lowest market ' rates, during the season of ' .r .-I II i ;),! . I. 'I'll 1 :. 67, t i - ; : I , - . t. ' . ' 1 ' . and prices and qualitlesalways guaranteed as represented. This store is as light as any can be, so that all can bee what they uy. : ap8 An CULBKRTS0X &.S0X, OS ana 70 IMVKL ST., 2VEW ALBANY, LD, Importers and Wholesale Dealers In ' I . i ' Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, :. NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C. '

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HARDWARE, .

SAMUEL OBR, dealer 'nri.A ii- : f ! - I'd Ji. ii M vi! 1! jni : -w -'.; 1 It M . ... jt-. ...i... n.Tiwrrss . .11 i i. .". -v. '. 1 I ..! f ' . ... . , , I TIPJ.ATE, IRIJ, ; . 1 ui'-' -''ZINC,' SPRINGS, ' Horse and Mule Shoes, "t , . r . Tinners and Blacksmith Tools, !'!:''!' - Wason and Bassy Woodwork : 1 o; ! ';;. :'. u m .1 1 ril ) ! n ' .u,l.; WATER STKJCKT, ,,, , J "'ja'nldly " ': J ! ' EvANSvti-tk, Isd. r r f : 1 . 11 " t -tiii ' . t!-;:i : .1': ::. if . ill. !)'.. ''.' , ,. Vh?eliiij Xrcii iWorks. ','-. "1 'Ah:', . H)t 1 inii 'W.: 1. V i : " ,1ACHES0N, BELL' & C0.V : . : 1 . - . t . r - v 1 , , i , - i '. Manufacturers and Dealers In all kinds o 1 . 1: ill IKON AM N AILS. Hoop, ' Skert; Pltrt. To rifr lron,- Nail Rod, Wire, dcl-A' Offlrn auir Warehbnxf-iS MAIN SrttEET ' novSldiy11"" ' Wheeling, W. YA. i l.-.-. ii A: 'I.. :. ' ''''... CU,lli.rA KAIICOCK A Co., , 1 1 .. l I I A.'l't i .. . .. t - f-1 .; ii-' Ai nt i'n-.' i i.j 1 1. . !.. li.rr 1 . ii ,' J.iifl r iii v 1 ; : i; i I ;-.;! 1 Ull'OatBrt AKn PKALKB I , I I.!.,..-'. ...,'! . .flw V.. .: r ' ' ,! " ' ' ! I . !. . ' Ciu h vb Saddlery Hardware )" -i:;. Li! it'., il i,:' i .ii;.. . ! ( 1 - 1 1 ' 1 . ( I ' 'i li t ' i r : , -. 1 -., f 1 Spilns, Axles, ,Wpod Work, Damasks ' XInriifss, Enameled Tateiit Lwither Pad Kklas, Sicirtlnpi, Ac, fcc : : ' , ; .,i -' : f. .a '-. it ll .at .A " IVo. '3Xiln- Street.'1 t 1 1 : , 1 i . : l id ! ,r ' 1 1 ., .EvaitiuiUe, Jly;2, JSoU. , ,,) ,, , JelO BANKING. u '1 I jH.'t First JCatioiiul I5ank fl ! ir t vtitrVt t n 1 1 v-I ii .' . I , ,r TJ.,H,, If.',ioltoi.-)3rf ,, Organized Jan,.18(3. !n; ) CAPITAL'.. S3O0,0C. Jons . HoPKixa, Prenlilent; '?.!.;' . .' James I L. Cptlki, Cashier. Dirn-lorn, J. Magheo. . John, .Iitgle, J: Cb - rles VKIe, 51. J. IJray, Win. Uiown.J, 1. Hopkins, Itobert Baiuus, K. W. Hawycr, C Prt'Slon. . 1 r UmiiK a (fenernl BaiiliUj, Exchange, and Colleirtion Huslnens. f H ' Revenue .Stamps fors lo. fnov20ly no OP-SKIRTS. I LATEST FASIIIOXS DEMAND " ,' j J. w. ll 11 1 1 1: Y'S I U P L E X ELLIPTIC or DOUBLE-BPRING 4 IJ1 T niev will not ni:.vn or HUE IK like the Hlncle prlnes. but will EVER PRE.HKKVE their PEKKK'u'T mil BEAUTIFUL tsIIAPE whure three or fonr ordinary Kklrts are TJIllOWM AWI1JI-J as USKLKMM, lThey fllMULVi: COMFORT. DU RABIMTY. and ' ECONOMY with that ELEGANCE of H1IA PE whlob has made the " DUPLEX ELUP "f", U., )U.t. ....... , STANDARD SKIRTOF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. Full assortments always on hand at wholesale by MACKEY, XESBITI Si CO., . Main Street. . - . 1 nrDSPETII, SMITH Jt CO., Flrst'streeti ;. U, 31, SWEETSER, ... 1 ". Mim Street,. ' . ' , and others. For tah hi' aH Refnifor who tell First-Class Skiets. . t . . - . ' ' . 1 WESTS BRADLEY ! & CART, Sole Owner of the talent, and Kx clmive Manufacturer. WAEEHOCSK AKD OFFICE NO. 7 CHAtBER3 STREET, and No. 7 and SI READE STREET, NEW YORK. ' ' Caution. To guard aealnt imporitio!, be particular UtuOTiCE that KklrU offered for Duple have the red-Ink stamp v irf I I ...... J .. - I.'f J . klt-l LS'orfiiii" uiuri the waUtbatul ; none others are genuine. Also, notice that each hoop Is made by braiding two irpri'ifft toyi-ther (or two springs in oue). Cwiiich is the secret of their supmur txtreitffth ami JlexU)Uit;ja combination fand excellent quality not possible to ibe pos.ses.sed by any tingle-tpTing Hkirt. J w2fltf . JOHN E TAYLOR, ' Carpenter and Joiner. Shop ou WALNUT STREET, bet. Sixth and Seventh, EVA8VIiI.Bt IKD. Prompt attention given to all work entrusted to my care inayl9d3in