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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

%s5 fths Cty Of YORK end eoprss
5ptt.f Inc Or sde Of ors Hundred Tssu: r"st
-orns the Eleventh 1Pou ere Esarst ~ s'a
az, ,tT-, ard rpr.ns III. 10 4os ,c4, pscs
a s AZ ,oy.,fb strs. .ns M, -suaf lao
T,n FsysDb Tspv,. sci TIE cants. c7vsa
iFS ,.I Or. Htr--9r give
aaa iFsptG ] iI ,T. viii .. n,ds no prs7sur
u 70 The surrsus Court Of tho ysp YORK At sgsf !seT
Of he sld Court IS b h'd 4 hs City H' IT s3' 10
en- Saiueiy ne sota Ky o' Isn.r ., -,
- so,-' o. VA s'F' 81 - n o Shs SIS
W. aToaD1Ll-
-s- fofs, A4goss 8. 1880 aa-- $500.
--177,77 =, -. ,,..T Of me Application # tss
l.Cr AID cornnlraIty OF the City >sw fart
,r 7'q,.nty stA-st IA tic Twelfth Ward sad e.
Aa1 9 - ,li, entered Al spscisi rs Court
Ss ne CIV Han d Hsy So. Yo On a'h Gay ot
NJ a w y iT5 and 4-s "a the s6o-
eat+t Meter and author M Tim 10 i-ea3=- r 49,, as
.aaea q Esaa7 and Assg.sne9t 3 .9e @qVes
Arts of tar lrest1trr- ut re rso.. 81 a-
b. tar atose eatei ans aH-r~, sNsret 90 VT on the
l2h day of SEPTEMBER s The sad ne N.Y.. '='7A An
Cnumom-ty Vt the CITY Aes fur 10 Common Ci-lt cor
conferred upon 'f~q by e.ion sys
@ ny to the Guy Of New YORK aooue Act,
Apul,o, 4 passed r@-opioH ~nepean, Fl .afasI 1000
and T4aty seventh It 5ni rartf-r no,s- Vow Public
Notice hereby evenly Mayor Ad-nra AMI comm9aaty o'
The coi New YORK m, lie sai Mayor t-nsl ad conm9a
sulu. Court OF of New YORK Sr-c Term ct t
.sa G to .s s a 52 , o Sog5 . @ at The opening Of III.
Court on hat day or Council c9e heard Tor
"a that tn ao6sr 5caadary Inc and intend
ed to be tassn iot tn pnTp91r' % ne % & Hr ana
Iaa BE- 'tt " 's @ if N3yor Niren.naad Common
s, sa G OF ss 5s.a a5 i So sprs Coz
and place Aforesaid for The ipPomtnFnto s
"a rqsr.J HEtRY l. DAWES Counsso the Corporation
Dated N4w-Yofs October /, 500 % ~
S"Y9sN , sHp Fsl
a9d on o 1 3 er the compliant IN tins acton
9 WA wa azt ~ s g M Y y ~ The ai day Of 0to5er
copy your answer to t44 sad COMPLIANT on
f dsy as de ervcs OF this on YOU
the day OF such .erTce and you ah 20 answer l7
complaint within ihe tine aforesaid we PaeLs IN s S
eenty two dollars and four cents h s[t rom s b g
this ac,ion-Oa,ed New York October ., lsso
o. l2weTM DANIEL . Loeo, 1-9-1.-- zo--2l-S4-
ot.aE En- WE i M ss Of oc. Hereby gwen
INT against ELISHA WELcH
z, ~ ] @ A. ) 5 q s no
M ,o ana s asfe re no and the transfer Of any SUCH properly
5 ' hun are are fornnile15 by law md are void.
hoo"h l'I ,,, 20 ~ for Att,rEr1r Creditor
y. o2l4-.
TEl COOK ard HiI Fowler acsnst HARRIS
sol oMoS n6d JOSEPH KAsKlII-summo1s for None,
mdp.S to on answer tho complaint in this action whcI cop,
bTey;b ssryed apos yon md serve copy your
t"eng asy a1 % the a, Aforesaid lie pa
I , e. su1 Of siI bundled and ninety six dol
a G 6 95 ss. 1 se eo s II a
Dated july 9 1880 II. SHANNON, Plaintiffs Attorney
s9a9 ., ,,coo5, 5oi,v to Al person, 5.,I5,
v CLAIMS asalnst GoRENzo D. P1RNELL ate Of the city
tic sans with vouchers thereof subscriber Nathaniel
lsry at los soust N the Cry New York on
9 " DEBORAH H. PURNELL , ,.-5.
va IawimM+ NATHL. NJ TERRY, ADMINISTRATOR
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WINDOW CORNICES,
CURPAl MAFERIALS
PAPER LANDINGS.

HAIR HT&TTkE&SBS, ERASHRRs, FEA.
11RED5, &C. With general assortment Of Upholstery
Goods al wholesale and retail by
CHtLDs SMITH, 449 Peaal-st,
as 2a1SnS corner OF Wlllisrn-st
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CHARRUAUD's Rooms, No. 20 waIYE.sr-

CHARRUAUD's ROOMS, No % WaIYE.sF-
NAesss Chkriuaud ana Ogiyo and AI1. A Lauls7
respectfully inform their patToni, and tho,s Who may
wiAh 10 parohise them, tbat their Dancing and Waiting
Claaiea will commence the I'D and Sd OF o1sr.
Days finAuuctoD tuesdays and Saturdays y O'clock
evening for gentlemen WedueEdRy and 3au,dts, 81 ~
noon for misses and masters; al 81 afternoon lor ladies'
misses and Ths Msnnees Dassnies azc!usiyelg
for parents and pupils every fourth Friday al i SIS;
noon OF each month during tbs Ptgse lsssods
cRn be he'd al any uloccupied hour durrg he lag,
lhe ner 'ashcnSbe dsnceI Tl be taught and s:Iict
iertoD paid TO pupils department For tsrns &c apply
a. Mf Ca 50 gsnk-st every day o'clock, afarQoon
AID al hs rooms Wednesday a1d Saturday o3 lneo3'
NI0ETAGuE HALL, COURT ST. BROOKLYN
MT. CHARRuAUD sld Mrs. a LANHAY, have
/. inform - gentlemen 81 8fookgn Thai hare
VI b 81 sysel1g class Under shs inlrucIion OF MT
uGILN!g, II Hoadsy su1 palfsdaT al 7! 'ock P
uusucs the @l4 lat 4. The asssnbly room Of the
shoye place o9 2ws
'EoT0N SqUEpUCT DEPARTMENT fs9.Iuca PART Oc. u!
I I>ao- C0HP0RATIuS NOTl T.--Pablc notice hereby
bat cuuo1 has presented liz Bla1j 4I3-raen
u Esoouie street. ~estsIiy
Iiasay 10 s;reet
" oesl-r aad Ilopca sersazs llv-
vts.ls st5.
tt4- q iqt-st ure -
stsar I-lts4sy Nlf,A5,5ts Re- ft- re.
A74e=se p f..t.r.tt e4.5rt
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HERIFFS sALEBy yfuo Vi several executions 70 me d!
- ected and delivered will Ip0se sale Thursday the 80 day
orOctober 1850 O'Clock H. this yeubule tho City Hall al
right Jonah Newton he had on The goth
day Of June 1880 any other thereafter whose hanta
the may and the following described pro
perty No Seconist No 10 and 81 Sheriff A. Ao
following easehod property twsny years No
t22 Fourth st with the appurtenanc &c &cAngust o. 100
THOMAS CARNLEY Sheriff.
SINuEh A CuEyEoBAH, DEPUTY Shenf lawsW
The above sale postponed October at
time and place o. 2taw3wTh
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IN PURSUANCE Of order Of Tie Surrogate OF the County o.
New York-NOcs hereby gwen 70 AL persons having can
a.snst STEPHEN B. HOFFMAN, late Of tie City Of Nav Work
gentleman deceased the as viii youeer' thereof 70
Waisrt City Of New York befor- the twenty frs
iay Of March nex-DA,ed New York, Septsmbe 9Th, 1870
MARGARET d. HOFFMAN, / 4, ,r,,s,,s+r,.,
clio law5m" ANNA n. HOFFMAN.
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1ORPORATION NOTCE-pubc notice Is hereby gwen, 70 tie
owner or owners occupant OF all houses and lots
Improved uumproyed lands affected thereby that Tho following
completed the Assessors and are oisd
hs Bureau Of Assessments tor examination by all per
sons Fobwdng Sewer Albany 81 from Washing
tost uont cst Tie limits embraced by such "a
all several houses aud lots OF ground vacant lots
parcels land situated both d7s OF Albany 81 De-
ivceu Washington and All persons whose interests
au affected by and who are opposed
10 ts same ts To Their obec
tons writing The uuds suet At their office NO. hal OF Zee
eris Hthn tirty days the dats 81 tbs notice Oe b
ran assessments Street Department oct -, 1850 SAMUEL H.
De MOTT FRANCIS sICH0IsON, ISAAC WM SMITH As
'o1.ars
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pu0ho notes hereby to tie
Sown-r occupants all houses and s
suroved anuproTet lands. Affected sieby that .he following
Assessments have comp BY tbs Assessors ad are oat
the Of Tie Bureau Assessments Tor examination - Al per
sons Interested For regarding and ayng south ST. from s
Catene setting setns curb ami gutter stones and nag
ny eag where the became necessary nc1gss1usls
The limits embraced uc nclts all the several
and o Of koHns vacant o pieces 4ld PAGES oil aud
situated On Sogti 81 between Orrst and fAe Sip
on 10th -s Of westerly sde OF Markets. SIN
Water and Seut sts ane N the solth=r SIDE OF
between GR,eune Al persons whose interests
a- assessments and Fho arr opposed 20
same either ten requested to present -rooecons
writing uudsfss-d the ohce 30 Hal Of Records.
within ttf 5,ys from the ias II h aotseot B1r7l1 =
ss-ssnuts Department. Oct TO- 1850 SAMUEL b. DE-
MOTT FRANCIS NlCHOLsON, ISAAC w III SMITH Assessors
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

NrEN-YOKK SUPREME COURT.-WILLIAM K COOK
I CHARLES Z. COOK and n HlLLFOWLER against h AttRE
SOLOMON and JOSEPH KAskILL-sgmmons for Mone
demand on contracr defendants; You arc hereby sam
noned 10 answer tho complaint this action oil #hchI cop
served upon you, md copy your suws
on me Office Waleet the Cry OF New YORK. with
weny day after tho hereof exclusive OF tho dy Of nc
service: you the compliant aforesaid the pAn
tHs vii udgrne hundred and ninety dol
lars evenly cents with from the irst DAY OF July
on Thousand hundred ty beside the Of tins action
Dated july O. 1880 R II SHANNON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
nuiar rhnNM
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MUSIC.

A GENTLEMAN asoy from Germany, perfect
IA piano psyor tusi wei! kno trst Ia his ci5
10 desirous OF obtsiping eome moro pupils Ia al arr
Terms moderste Apply unoer The caitre + - Fifth
will be given If required 70 be thsra daily between
II and O'Clock oil lsst
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CORPORATION SOTICE-Pubio Notr- erepy gwen 20 The
SoTner ocPn; or occupant OF All ital.-7 ah ll
reurored improved Lands affected thereby that lie 1i
Assessments lave been completed by the assessors a' ar
- Bureau examination 1} ai rrf
ted, For 1utsg se-r1 lhfi4s rom lirt
sixth to III eshli Tie limits embraced oy such Assessment
rg54 ali tls several Houses lad gro4at, Lott
and parcels Land situated on boh es Of lhr ay issn hf
sixth and Thirty gtth sta on The rohery Siir OF Arl
i betp LrXngfonays and on le etste ID NJ Lay
reon 7v between Il seventh ami THIRTY zt SIS All =g-9l-
ose interests are affected sv
who are opposed -ams item, requested to pre-
sem writing their Office W
4Ha of R~lurjs thirty from the tate OF ths notice
Gt5r Bureau Street Department. Oct H. ~.
slNjtFI H. De MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WI
SMITH Sssassors oil lot
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(oRPORATIOE NOrlCErubtc notice j. hereby gwen 20 no
owner or occupant all Houses and Lots
improved or unmprov-d Affected thereby that the following
completed by the Assessors and are lodged ~
Assessments tr examination, By all
sous For Paving the carnage way and fhgs2s
nace four through the unlagged sidewalks IN fzi ST. from
broadway 10 the Fourth The limits embraced by such As
essnen all seya Houses and Lots OF Ground vacant
Lott pees and parcels situated both Sides OF 3!i ST.
4. Fourth avenue Broadway the Easte SIDE OF Broad
av and both Madison between l-t AMI
3 ,ts Aper4ons whose Affected b the aboys named
Assessments opposed to the same or either OF ie
are requested present writing 70 the unferssn
oEce Hall Of k-cord- within thirty days from the
da-s t- notice Bureau of Assessments, Street Depart
Tncnt oct TO- 1850 SAMUEL H. DE- MOTIF FItASCisNiCHuL
S0T ISAAC I[u SMITH Assessors. olUI0t
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Between Firstsnd second avenues
:. u Q - q l q

@IbS DRAM, PRINCIPAL.
a LIBRARY AND READING ROOM, turni,hiog
"A con plele course OF English and French literature,
prose and poetry with competent teachers to direct l1s
reading CT Young adiss Who have gone through the ordi
nary text book5 II ait lched to ths lrSudon. Lessons
giJeniu Drassing Psiaipg snd auIit OH lW'
SCHOOLS For S4LE.-Fine Inducements az
ofef for purchase Of Boarding. aud Day Schools To-
cteo in Ibis vcLiJ and IL various ParI CT he country,
comprising housss lands, nrniure fan attendance and
eveiy lecy for euSuTng The locatiea cannot
be s1rpsrsed Any pc waatng eligible principal.
ship OF boys SCHOOL vii DO well 10 sppy soon at the o.
School Agency, 293 Broad gey Aevers distinguished
escherp bayo ny made purchaser which pro MAC Hs
creates succesr whose circulars NAV here he seen
9oI224 E. Il. WILCOX, Proprietor.
sEMiNARY i6r 5Sn1g Lad e,, near Richmond Village
sSsen Island N Y will commence Wednesday, Nov
Stu Lade6 II sl eFes may here find cheerful and mus
cal home Circulars with particulars can be obtained 81 Mr.
8todsrts S45 Broadw way Mr., Benedict, WAl-gl. New
York and Of Mr. and Mfs Kellesi al the institution
oI2 1917
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

FsRoTON ACQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, September y, 500
public notice gwen The occupant OF oWh
every building situated street. which tho Water Pipes @
added to all the regular water fnts Oh me
ltf day august and that the lat day OF Noyenhaf as1tu
ys thereto viii bs added to all unpad wa'f -ata
tho property under ut ths
Legislature passed Arr ill., s49 ani subject to sale for
ment persons pad those and
to pay the amount befo. lst dag November particularly
ellesicdto DO 40 before week October they
s7ui tie grant crew 5 the oHcs during thai wseA.
.43 toN6vs RETO C. HANCE Be.atsr
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STOUNT PROSPRUF INSTI TUTE FOR BOYS
I'VE Ths School ID deighfdllS sneted Ia Veei Gloom
field NJ j Is miles from New Yors mud from Newark
euinence OF 300 feet above the ocean with hEe ve7,
OF The cities BAY, &c. noted for it's heathfuneiS aud
beautiful acenery and poaseses all the regulates an adj
vsntsge OF good School and home Eor Cfcuisi eco
further particulars sppy 10 e. H. FvlLCOAs Uni'sd saIas
School genes POS Broadway, shove ths PARK or he
subscriber OF 1921 WARREN HOLT, Principal
IWIVEKsiRY GRAMMAR sUAUUA1-e!e.
" fssyor r. a. yoHNtoN Rector The hi1i Quartz. 81 s
school year begps On September I'd Pupils are ht9d FOR
foege or huslnea %he Primary Department s3f seyeH
yeare under The care Nj a. Hobby receTsE pupils al
10 early an Bge six yeara Application or adlna
aon may be made s; the Roo19, oste door UnYGral!3
Ruidlngs Circulars may be obtained al6o al Tue BOOB
stores Of ROO Lockwood Con- III Broadway, JhSres
Francis Co $50 Broadway and Samuel Raycot IS RoT
srv lpu2I.2n gENRGE s PARKER, Principal.
VpOARCING SCHOOL AT THE HlGHLAN0E
dor THE HUDBON -The Winter term OF tbe Peeks
All Academy and Boarding School for boys viii begin Oct
g. few ttudents be received 10 supply vacan
cies Circulas containing srmB aud reereacef, can be
had op application 10 the suhscrher
ALBERq WELLS, Principal.
PeekskiH Oct L. 1850 o5 tdoyl*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN according TO law, to all
lShavng against JOHN HENRY BATTJER late of the
New Utrecht Kings County deceased that they reqroc
sIbt the With the thereof 70 tho subscriber
place residence the New Utrecht Aforesaid,
day December ueIt-Dated May 10th 1870
uy37 = wimN RILEF VAN BRUNT, Administrator
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ATOTICE IS hsfsL geu according tolav all PERSONS hsvnl
II claims agams LORENZO d P0RNELL ats Of the clty o.
Kings County deceased that they required to sIhb
tie same with vouchers ,hefso the subscriber Nathaniel
Ferry Soutst the City OF New York or ostors the frs
dAy Of February neIt--Datsd July 20, 1880.
y. 9 t4G1 T Il PETNELL' Administrators
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(okPoRAIloN NOTICE noee is!goy I'm 70 M,
improved or anmpoved Lands affected thereby that the following
Ase. completed by tbs Assessors a1d are lodged
IN tie Office of the for examination, by all
persons For Widening Regulating and Gazing The
Boourgdae SeyeataveEue TO tHteth 81 ihs s
embraced v such assessment include all the several houses and ots
Of ground pieces and parcels OF Land situated on pom
sizes Boomugd8e Road between SeventhFsnue and Fls
on norher Of 4i 81 both sides o! 10TH i7t 18TH ish St.
souhery side Of feh between Seventh ana Eisnn 1en
s Al persons affected o. te above named AS
who opposed to the same or either OF he ara
present Objections writing 70 the undsfSue
Their No Hall OF Records, thin thirty Day rom Tue "
Assessments, street Department Cc
"a ls56 SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC
~, sNfIti Ae.sssors
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~ PURsUA>CE Of "A orisr he Surrogate Of he CouL3
Nav YORK hereby gwen to all persons having claim
sxanst HENRY RUNDLE, late Of tho City Of New York
deceased present with the vouchers thereof % tie sub
Gerber residence North Salem the County OF Wesches
ns1t-Dated New YORK hs siIth day Of September 40
~ aE5mS+ FLOYD Keller, Administrator
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NOTICE hesby gvsn according law all persons having
claims against EDMUND SMITH late the village of Williams
burgh Kings County deceased that they required TO exhibit thu
same thereof tho subscrber George smith,
No Second st said Wlamsburgh,
s6h day Of December nsItp3ted Juns 10TH 1880
CORNELlA SMITH Admusratr.%
l.g4 Aw6mvM GEORGE SMITH, Administrator
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~ PURSUANCE oan Of the Surrogate Of To County
tNewYorL hereby gwen 70 all persons having eam
ceased present tho with vouchers thereof % tue sasc
5ts al The Office Of John Rke ESQ, No. l2q Fulton ;b'
civ Of New York on or the eighth NJ gs5a nsT'
-De ted New York. .he ooh day Of July ls5l
JACOB D. ODELLl ,se,.
,D5 tavsnM HENRY BREyOORI
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StHERIFFs sALEBy directed and
delivered expose for ia Tues ay the l2th day OF No
yenoe ls5o y7stbe- o. cy Han At oeloeS NJ 'liths
right ami J0hG IS which he had on the 9th
day of Jul b. the owng described property, To-
hreestoy House aGd Iat7' Hammondtfaot House
about Fl iee ~ -p all those II certain Houses
and the south 1 ibrty stfeet, 6s"ees
Nnth and Tenhayenues Iuso place. HOUSES about " lest
front and % Lots 100 three story and Easements
marble Croton through lie House, Sos non %
80. hATTHIw II CaAss Deputy shenf IHohAo CAt,nLhif
Sheriff Dated Septem6ef 30 80 ~ Iaw!'oN'
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tORPORATION NOTlCE-Fubtc Noute g hereby gwen % lhe
o.r M owners occupant occupants all Houses and Lots
improved aanPoged Lands Affected thereby that me following
completed by the Assessors ant aso ed
the office Bureau Assessments Tor examination by all per
sons Interested building Iheth Il from Lex
ingto The limits embraced by such Assessment IN
e Houses and Lots Of Ground vacant Lots pieces
parcels OF Lam tua;st on both aides OF le 81 between
ytuu and Td avs AL persons whose interests affected
By naed Assessments and who arsoPposei to The sans
T .tbero them are requested present their o6etons writ
NJ 10 the u1er-l.u-d their Office 40 HlOi Records within
thirty days date OF thus notice Office, Bureau OF ASSESS
FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WM SMITH Assessors. Oh lOt
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TlUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, Ne. Hlssaustfsot
Notice hereby gwen to the aye' and next Of KIN o. INES
and who alleged to haze died nestate that shall apFy 10 the
Surrogate County Of Ne" York, for letters Of administration
pen tie SAID the 4h day Of November
1ert At 20 ococ in the orens0nDated New YORK Oct 1880
o3 qaw4w JAMES S. THAY8R Public Administrator
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-08
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C
Mqia street, near ITarsr stree,

Nam street. near Wafer street.
RABCOCk BR0TEE EI2S importers and
- Dealers in foreign and domestic Hardware,
Cutlery, Tin Plate, Copper, Wire, &c, thank their
friends for their very liberal patronage; the quality
and price OF their goods, and their prompt attention
TO all orders received, will they hope secure to them
a continuance OF their lGyors.
BY arrivals from European and Eastern ports,
they are constantly receiving fresh supplies, care
fully selected, and can confidently invite the atten-
tion OF purchasers to their large and veil assorted
stock, OF which the following is part:
SEQ kegs Pittsbmg, Wheeling and Boston Nails;
80 = Wrought Boat spikes, ass'td to inch;
l5Odoz Axes, Collins simmonds' and Hunts;
100 " Spades and Shoyels Ame's and others;
Tin Plate, block and bar Tin Copper Wire, &c;
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors. &c;
American and English Locks; Sliding door Fur
niture;
Hook and plate hinges, Butt and Parliameu
hinges, Window FasteninCs;
Hoes OF all descriptions, Cross cut and Mill Saws
Patent Balances platform and counteTScales;
Coffee Mills, Cotton and Wool Cards.
Ok, log, trace and halter Chains;
Anvi!s, Vices, Stocks and Dies;
Ctopcrs and Timers tools and materials
so tons hollow Ware and Castings
Together with general assortment of fshelfgoods.
feb % If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-08
1E, Ia, MONDAY, JULY 8, 185
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GCODSH
SAANkllN & kEILl.Y.

HAVE just received direct from New York and
Ii Philadelphia, a varied and extensive assort-
ment OF Fashionable Goods, which have been Sc
lected with great care for this market. Our stock
consists in part of the following articles viz
French black and brown cloths and cassimeres,
Tweed cassimeres and summer Coatings, Pantaloon
stuts, in great variety, White and colored Mqrse-
es Vestings, rich Chameleon Silks Berage deLanes,
black Gro deRhne silks, black and fancy Lustres.
rich Printed Foulard silk, French Lawns and Bera-
ges. Prints Giughams, Linen Lustres, Chambrays
and figured Swiss Muslins, white and brown Linen
Drills, French Linen and linen Checks, Worsted
Damask and MOrcens. Furniture Prints, brown and
bleached Damask Table Cloths, MarseilIcs Quilts,
Towels, Crash Scotch Diapers and Irish Linens,
white and coored Musquito Nettings, Umbrellas
couon gingham and silk Parasols, Boots and Shoes,
white and brown Hosiery, Ladies and Gents Kid
silk ard LiSli Thread Gloves Berage Sh; wis SILK
and NJ. DeLaine Handkerchefs. Bonnets, Ribbons
Leghorn. Braid and Palm Leaf Hats, pieces in
train and thee ply carpets, (choce patterns No
tons and Fancy Goods, &c, &c
We respectfully invite our friends and customers
and all others TO examine our stock before purchas
ing, determined 10 sell low as any
House in the City tor Cash or Country Produce
ap30 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-08

9TCaptains and Clerks of steamboats,, and tray
lers generally, viii find their Teegraphic Dispatch
es faithfully attended to, at the Agency on board
the Wharl-boat at Evansville.
@TPassengers can hand their dispatches and
payment to the steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy will cause all dispatches to be handed over
o the Agent on the Wharf-boat as steamers pass
Evansville Landing3
9-Dispatches sent to Evansville, for officers or
passengers on steam boats, will be put on board
when boats pass, at any hour of NIGHT or DAY
% There is no place in the Union where Tel
egraphic business is more satisfactorily transact
. ed than at Evansville" says Henry O'Reilly, in
late letter. and the public may rely upon every
effort being made hereafter, as heretofore to render
full satisfaction TO the commercial and travellin
community
g~g~The Agents on the Wharcboat are Captain
P. q. O'RILEy & Co. forwarding merchants;
and the agent at the Telegraph office is Mr. COSBY.
E-Despatches should al,cqys be handed to the
agent on the wharf boat Mr.. P G. O'Riley. The
line cannot be responsible for those handed to 9th
ers to De forwarded
dec1l JOHN lNGLE, Trustee