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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

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we present to our readers to-day hsTcllowing Gard
from our fellow citizen, Thomas L. Anderson. in which
ne declines TO penii his freRs 70 urge his clames
candidate any Office in the coming elections. -
his, like every political act Of To Anderson, proves
me sell denying purposes and patriotic SPIRIT OF the
man, end IS another exhibition Of ihose traits wbob
haye won for him his reputation, an built up his pop.
ulafity. 80 PNr
We know that personal ccnsideraiio ns have innnen.
ced W.T. Anderson in this mattor-c al ions more
potent with him than ell the alurements Of office, OF
rser. ~
Ibe friends Of Mr.. Anderson will regret This deter
minaton and we must confess that we share in this
feeing. We regre, il because we think that the ser.
vices Of sueha ought TO degree to be devoted
to the public and because the Wing party would gather
strength from his maine, his reputation AMI clog ence-
We regret II too, because our feelings towards him
mpe us 10 desire that he should Gil that Office, which
his abilities AMI his services in the Wing cause enti-
tie him TO claim. Yet with this feeling of regret is
mingled one Of Of satisfaction arising from the fact,
that The people Of Missouri can now behold the singu
lar speclscIe of private citizen dec ming the chances
Of nomination to the highest Office IN their gift when
a nomination is equivalent 10 an election. Such o.
spectacle the people OF this State have not yet witness
sed, for their political destnes have been hitherto con-
tro!led BY the Democratic patty.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
Hats, caps, bonnets, and artificial
flowers

WE are now receiving the largest and "a
CO best stock of hats, caps, bonnets and ~
artificial Sewers, we have ever had to which e.
we respectfully call the attention and examination of
buyers II VIII be found large full and complete.
part oil which comprls es the following,
SPRING S1'VI r rAe tsJosT.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

Successors TO N. f. JANNEY n CO, wholesale AM
retail dealers in China, Glass and Esithenwsre, No
81, Main Street, between Chestnut and Pine Streets
ST. LoUs, Missouri. ~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04


Mr. EpIToR II is doubtless gratifying 10 most men
10 have their names mentioned in conneVion with an
honorable office and TO possess some evidence Of the
confidence and esteem Of at least portion of ibejr
leJpS-s xsezgi Ga 80 $df { Seei senslD iy
the obligations OF gratitude imposed upon me by the
atterirg representations made Of my qualifications for
Office in the Paris Mercury your paper and others, in
pr sentiag TO the Wings Of Missouri suitable pei
son 10 fH the Gubernaoral Chaii of the State. And
friendship and parliay which induced you and others
TO advocate my nomination, am cons'ra ned fro va
rous reasons TO ask you and them TO de- s for the lu-
ture from assoca'ing my name with any office 10 be
ted for at the ensuing election.
During a residence oftwenty-two years in this State
sought Faithfully aud honestly 10 dischare nv duty to
my country in sustaining 10 the utmost of my feeble
abilities, thai of policy best calculated, in my
humble opinion, 10 advance the prosperity of my cou-
try, a the welfare and happiness Of my fellow ci-
And TO aid in eIecing these desirable OBI ec's
have found il necessary 10 act in conjunction with the
Wing parry But latter myself that in the advocacy
Of IFS principles, have been actnated by higher mo-
tive than he attainment of office. have rendered no
political services for which expected to be rewarded
have done ohing more than discharge that duty
which, in common with every other citizen, owed 10
the Government and country.
The Wing. are undprno obi cations 10 me; and being
satisfied mai they will have difficulty IN finding
men more deserving, and beerq qualified than myself 20
fiji .he Offices of Government, feel no hasit .ncY in
declaring, that distrust ofmy abilities, my business
relations ard want of inclination on my part to hold
office reoue That should decline even the possibility
of receiving nomaation from the Convention.
Your fellow citizen
THOo. L. ANDERSON
Palmyra, February 90, 1854.
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TO The scalpei.-Ia consequence Of delay in sts.-
ypmg. The Soeipei will not appear Till SATURDAY IL
he fret in,tance OF delay ana could not Be avoided
~ihsDt impasng he OF The journal which
would 10, SUIT the Plan fac carried out and which
Editor has re Intention Of changing 49,
Cv- The Western Farm and Village Associa-
ton ~ meet THIS EVENING. at ~ &C eck. At Chat
ban Hail. he Of Chatham fqnsre in aIch Pos. Office
lock Al mem ers tho wish 10 sign the Memorial for
Free Gsnis before the forwarded 20 Congress,
will see the i'm portslce Of attending this meeting
WIN PADDOCK, President.
THOMAS K. ALLEN. Secretary Ate
IL word Ia the Wise.-tt The last meeting Of
the WASHINGTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
twenty Shares Iold, thus enabling number of the
10 become their landlords 600 shares have
already been taken The entrance fee Will at 30
oetts al the neat legular meeting Feb after which will
bs 50 Those Who wish shares his ourshng Associa
ton at the present lew enhance fee would do well call
81 tire Secrctays office No 3j3 Pearst aud subscribe
once. A regular meet will he held Warren Hall
ger Of Oliver ard Henry SITS MONDAY EVENING,
Feb O. 1853. a, oclOcs. shares vail be redeemed All
meetings are public. CASPAR { CHlLDS, President,
Naf,oRoi Democrat Office No 20 Aun-st
JOHN HOOPER, Vice President, No loo Fulton ST.
". n RooPER, Secy. no 333 Pearl-sf.
VIM. W. Bracket Counsel, No IS Futonst.
TRUSTEES
Walter Chljs, Albro Howell,
James s. Wood, James Decker,
Charles Smith, Win n Hoyt. Al tn
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s DRAPER. Auc,ionesr
ANTHONY ]. BLEEcKER. AucnoEeer
= EXENTEEN uIhIRA BILE bUILUs

~ ING LOTS on 9th and 7h-avs and 5tth and 18Th
sts at auction -AkfHOHY J. BLEECKER will sell as
auction, on wFDNEsDAY, Feb g. 800 at ~ oo.oes I"
the MercLaIts Etchal the following properu VIZ:
SEVENTEEN BUILDING LOTS, sir Of tls same
fronting 5ith Il gnd seven ca 35th st. oesTe.a eh a
7th avs and near BtoaGHay Also. three Lg,s Ga ana
next tho south-yes, Ct b av. ard 3sth-st az
fronting and one Lot on the cas- ,he OF
tn. av between 5lh aId 3dh-ss Eacn lot 70 IAN sHe:
safy the purchase money can tnals Oh o"ns
and Mortgage. For arc iaTther part sulsr Apply
tbe auctioaeer No. BT0zd-Et I13ll iL22b <5zSls
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Il sigma Pbi.-The Qrar,s Centenh Il q tDe siaa
p'y,a,sInry will ie celebrated at the Hal 81 NE Apha
sfNsw York. The evening Of ltuhoDA 4, "s"n y
usl AZ the Annual Conveniifn. Il L. '
II Isihw6SSND
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10 Freemeu Awake AN who are opposed to the
poaluon Of Kun BROOKLYN, requested 10 meet at
Fssnaas Hall in Columbia. coTnor OF Amity 81, AT Z.
O'clock. on THURSDAY EVENING, February ), when
Grad hsy Of The FIsnds o. Tempe ragce ws axe place
hv N. W BEECHER ard Hon. J.. CULVER will de
hv,r addresses. and The Brooklyn Gee Club Will sag
..rs fn,ort- airs 4f2te
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a. rhe Memhers or IndnsIrinl Home Asso

tiation No. are informed that will receive Deeds u
Ieccd, cellytl The mite Plains AID return thea
sesi ben recorded the a. 80 Gems each over
and above the Recs rcetc charge (S) val be at DIT
Cudhps Office No 9Chambes ~ where the deeds are to
~ Oh AIMED. ON VI ESDAY andSArUkDAY. from q
D. 3o'cio,k l7f3.sl JOHN STEVENS
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MAYORS oFrlca- NSw YoRG, ia

MAYORS oFFIcg. Ngw York, Jan. 81, 1852:
~ Prociamation.-By virtue Of the authority
vss al IN nae /, AMBROSE L. kiNGSLAND, MAYOR OF
~ CIT, Of New-York DO hereby oier reward OF NO
HUNDRED Doll AIS. for the apprehension and con-
ts,kn o The person persons who murdered CHARLES
GkEi whose body sOuud outside OF the Battery on
Ne am January mat Such reward 10 be paid the GER
tfcae the District Attorney that ,he conviction was had
s2n the information testimony furnished by the person
persons eaisl such reward. - 49,.
alw A. c. KINGSLAND.
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~ vs,fee 10 Passengers from Panama 10
Caiifornia.---The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
CohPANy feel called upon 10 give public notice that no
ncsss will be recosnzodby their agent al Panama which
are cot signed by officer Of this Company and that
lsssss hss ngrsd be obtained only at their Agency
No ~ Vest 81 or OF c. l.. BARTLETT, ESD, Boston
~ II MessIs. ARMSTRONG, HARRIS Co, New
Vrssas BY order WI. "A. DANlDGE, Secy.
New York, Jan. 20, 1859. ~ Il
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Il Rev. u. Leahey, ID. ID. Will apneSr 10 N9nis,
ia ..ss A. deliver his Second Lecture On WBDNEoD Al
EVENING Tcb T. a. o'cl ck, AT Hove Chapel No 120
araCwsy SUBJECT Pop IA NuuIeiies aud Armenian SOn-
ks,n according 10 Bishops Kennels and Hughes tae-
sesy Lsi,s snd Youths are positisey prohibited from
,.rtrf "a this awfc disclosures wli Dc
sfs Cent.usa ae mltsd az q cents The proceeds on
ihs ss;ue viii 20 20 propagate The Gospel among an
siss - "
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10 10. q. F-The ". Grand Lodge OF South;
arr New York Will She regular Semi annual
session. A. IT, Room, o. y Hail. Grand St, On Wed
,s,Ja, Tsb lGJl at n O'Clock. p. d. Representatives
a, IA, JOHN J. DAVIES, CD. Sec.
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O. last River Building and Mutual 10

AOeciution. The hIsl regular meeting u the aooys
Association will be he'd On WEDNESDAY, EfENtNG,
feb is a, ociock AZ their rooms, NO 9lt Gfanu-S'
Esev snber OF The Association s requested to BE- PRES
eft her. Will he election officers BOOKS slll ne
sh subscription for shares Entrance fee 50 Monthly
attend Sf2ls
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rur SIw-YOak TRIBUNE
8reciai Notifies.

r, o.,s Branch Baptist Chnyep TSi>1s , sor
II siosIs1ssry 81. PrlscsSs \ o'c'.1t' nv ssv. M
III, MI - pasfela = The pubic ale ah'eNSp@sy
nva.d 10 attend. ------------
- =. IN. Bar.-Hop OGDEN EDWARD; vii
" 'i.,,1sgrtory Lecture ., the Course. on Legs
ssnsss e.t.,e m rew-YOfk Law instls,te, on WE'D
ssssfsy rh F.Brusry instant, a. =. VI, n ne CIR
fhkes. . 1.s, New CIV Hall. Cehtlemea Of tae btr
cor s,sr.s Al they mi INTRODUCE invited 10 AZ
wtc b's'"' JOHN ASrHON,
80. Vie President ". Y. LsS lnst Ute.
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NOR SALE-A Second. Cabin through
II 49, "a California by the Nicaragua ros,s. Peg
SScEsfksus, for the dA nstaat. knes. 80.
~. B. q. r.. Tnhns oGes. Nv
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" Van Gaasbcek's ~onth American and
california Freight, Package. Parcel Express.
ibis Faptss viii be dispatched for the ABOVE
rlss,s on THURSDAY. Feb S. per u. Mail Sieam'hp
eHErOREe Shippers Will please have their ffe yht,
sccompssi.d with invoices seat 70 our Office on We'd
scsdsy ccrdirF snd almg Small parcels will be
csissd ny To l2OOock the Of the seamsSSai ing
M A D. VAN 0RASBEGK, No Is Copr,landt II.
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rvAm,sa shs Meeting or s1s Franklin DrIa,

ng Asseeiation.-poy you NJ h 10 become familiar with
ae ft pts objects and operations Of Building ASS CHA
,ons u attend tie regular month meeting OF the
iisssin nat.Ig A,Socia'i,u 70 be he'd on NEDN rs
DAY EVENING, February 4. 1852. AZ Washington Hat.
Nhee b, Jaws Dc cStaEsd IN both German aud Kng
BIB, corner OF heseTst and the Bowe!y. entrance IN
hsssT Where esIl'naiolS VIII be made sufficiently
son 20 esteS u petcty I'D by al present Per
sss che oin AZ eT htioc tins etirg. VIII have the pm
utgf s bidding fr she shares Vfe-cd r redsmpticn
hor feely fcr.ishec % al Who desire Il, showing
Nv a member, BY tte investment OF ,hIse dollars per
sanih can hrns, and thus escape the reat taxa
esf BY towing hrs money 10 accnmaa'e can oo ain
Of seven tbs Il eight hua-
dee dsli.rs admission Zee, aud ladies' and gentlemen
astsspscifaliv invited 10 stc'd Doors open Al O'Clock
kse'bg 20 commence 81 :. O'clock. Addresses viii be
ssse boih a ksglsh Nd Segm&n.
s BAkIoL. Pfes,Selt.
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r. W. wEsrcoTr, Auctionser.

X. W. " L5TVOII 7, AuvVIOhsef .
EURNITURE.-I Furniture OF q
y family, on THU sDAY MORNING, at Ioi O'Clock. al
No Is6 Green vich every article will De psrempOfly
sold to the highest biddef dressing and plain Ia eaus
Sofas. Sofa Dedsteads. mahogahy, walnut aud maple
Cbsrs, mahogany ami walnut Rockers Bsdsteads,
Feather Beds MaTtsse Paliasers variety OF MARBLE
top Bureaus Tables &c two han1som, rete- a.retes,
ming and breakfast Tables saId and fancy Tables Wash
stsrds and CrocEsy Carpsfs. Oh Cloth, gh Mirrors,
CTockery Glassware Cutlery grayIngs Paintings &c
without egRd TO weather. tNs
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r. CITY Temperance Ailiance.-The Delegaes
10 ihts body vii meet THIS "wednesday EVENING.
Al o clocs ct No. 1863 Bowtry. BY order,
tfN' J. BLACK VI Az kec SecIe,ary
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HENRY T. WILLARD. Auctionser
A SSIGNEES' SA LIE of FURNITURE,
~ PAINTINGS. SC N r WILLARD Will sell at
Auction, THIS MORNING at I0l o'clock at he Auction
Room No II Easssl-st Of Pine, isyge ass0rt-
n,nt Of wood and Mahogany Furniture, with 50 Oil
painipss aud 4 Irpr Safes iflt'
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A s Cook, and 10 wash and iron, OF do
a the homework of priva'e family. by one and As
M sc and seamst ess Chambermaid by the other
These Girls are ve and have g0ed refer
ence. Call at No. "a 9Th in the book store. Hns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

As Cook, and to Wash and Iron, or do
the Homework Of a private family, by very eIpe-
reneed Girl with good city reference Cali at No 6i Al
leR.st for two days. # lt'
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BURNT UkF. CARPETS, &c w. l..
IL VANZANDr vii sell Eli, DAY, at the store, at
10 o'clock mahogany wardfobes, Book Cases Bureaus,
Work Tables Bedsteads Counting house Desks Carpet
ing G0ldsniths' Benches aud bellows Also AL invoice
Of French Green PANT, Teas. VINES. &C. II IT.
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AS Cook, Washer and Ironer by re-
spectacle young Woman il q very good Cool, ,od
washer and Iron'r understands baking Has good city
reference. Can be seen al No l79 varick ut. AZ IL
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mdnteh.

pOY.-Wanted in Jobbing Hardware
Id Store Boz bewt en- IL and is years Of age, who
sides with his parents Salary first year, $50 address
Box No. l 965, vita references. 81 ~
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A ) Cook and TO do general Homework
and washing and ironing, by respectable Woman,
ia'ey from the country. Good references given Aopy
at No. 2 Sullivan At AZ IT,
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a. Van Gaassseh. ssnss A@s ri and
4 IT. ' wv q 4 = : u y
No. IS Courilandt a.. New =

AtENTs.
Nrssrs CT v kSON, RUSSELL X CO, Jhtsfes
W McCOnB. GnTgona and Cruces
klsssrs CORVINE, BRO \ CO. PoneTa.
Nsssu BURGESS. GILBERT X STILL. San Francisco.
HfFVa,NcEs Hatch 4 Vale, No IS Cedar ST., View
Yok, Bngss Doug sss. No ia Broadway, Eer-fork
igS gMWAF'
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~ rmlgrsn. Irriltseuce ONCE aud Labor

~ Ini9rsns IgieiltgeHce ONCE and Labor
txshapgr Nes IS and ~ Jsnsl-st, New lcTN.-ihls
dec established by tie Commissioners 81 Emigration.
ttse De onud s'ge 1u0eefs u laboreF and
swans a. Vsry low rStes 81 wages aal persons eau have
asr ofdegs hi,d bv ~riiug 10 the Supers;s nde ara
~sains the snoss, necessary 60 PAY ne ps'ssS % '"s
n1tes rssuu.d. No ices charged 10 employers.
AJsAwkFtf Jas =. kAGA \. Superintendent
~ The CiGxens Mutual Loan ana Accanu-
ains fuEd Association Al bold iaeI its. fes"S
s,tttly nesttg On THURSDAY EVENING, too. ,, ~
.eeioet n their ms No al BroacwH. ose OF aus
sso vii Be sold 10 TIE tshs BIDDER: Those shOsetlc
tiofs THURSDAY eVeDsg VIII be entitled 20 0d on ssSe
~s"s Oar sutsciItion list is ,Lpd'Y filing ~ or:e
80 nfn q A NJ IN ~ a. and en- Wednesday ana sA'-
s'~ estnisss cfi Scc'cck
SIMEON DRAPER. President.
DELAFIEi.D SMITH, Vice President
JOHN J. HERRICK. JOEL w MASON.
LII. SCHWARTZ Jr JOHN y CLARKE,
vhtS l.. CORNISH VIM THOMSON,
w.P MOODY, WIN n DIETZ,
x.- StMuEL AIBURTus, Jr
~" JOSIAH y. KENDALL, Secretary.
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Sales ny AurtsDn.
B. A. CHIFFON. Auctionesr.
On SAlE nE IAIIIARI IL In

3. A. ChlroN, Auctlonesr
A uCTION SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
(NPhONED PROPERTY AND VACANT LOTS
COLE 3 Chiffon wilsel on vEDNESD Ay Feb 4,
1882 at l2oolesk at the sicrcasns Exchasge The Slow-
ing improved Property ard acsnt Lots
2@nst The three STOW brown stone front house the
onih ;ds OF s%h, 100 feet West Of Les'.stos Az The
Tsoyenenis two BAH water closets h,t asd cold
ar &c a feet inches b % feet. lot feet iok
For ana particulars apply the auctioneers No
Wall ct
houses and lots the seuhefy side OF Water ST. cstwssn
hcltgon ciy and Wanuss,s koowu rs Nos 6l7 6i9 sad
e5 Valerst The lots are each 70 ct inches ~ width
ard 70test deep. the houses 6 feet inches vide aud "a
yacso, Lois-iuh-st Ore 10, north side col feet vest
I'd av- Oue lot IVES sie teiug Ire arst lot from
2d r"olois or he west te of 81 Nv between 2lst
and s25sts each lot is 2i8,Nloo.
the southeast 77th ard 80 zach lot IS 81
rc5, g.tter with 30 feet i7th ST., IN hs Of tbs
i5h st-oue lot north sie commencing $50 feet west Of
9Th
5st s,-Two lots on The north SIDE Of 5Is.s 100 feet
east Il'h Hv. each lot 25x 90 feet inches
sd s-Tso lots on tie south aide OF j.isi between
the 10Th and lh ans con mercrg a3 feet east 81 llih
av each lot IS by 100 feet iLcees
lIh-ay SIX lots the side OF The between
18Th and 9h SITS CONFUSING the whole front Of the block
eycnS Of the two coiaeIs each lot % iest inches By
Sin -rhrse lots on The north side. betwesa Oh and
7th avs commencng AGO feel vest Of sh aV; each lott
ek-sv. iGT,h st and BloomiusJals Road plot II Il
lots the north II th II and the east side Of
6hav ucluding the n"Ith-s est .tner OF olh,as ana
l07h,t The lots are IS ~ 100 feet inches the
is,ay One lo west ste near 22d st ~ fee. 81 hehss
by 100.
situated about l. miles ~sst from the State )use
On the premises arge house coach house. baa aud
FoI M pacqlas tsosrsDh'c maps Sc sSgy e the
auctiensers, No Nsi st tlN JIs hA"IhSS
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~ DIR uoIscn's Lectures On fnysioiosy
a. University Chapel, Washlr ston-,qpsfe' Nef 1V,s'
',,,.se ssb,ostoB st. THURsDAY, Feb D. at 81 r. 81
n ,hs Med sdist Episcopal coafeh basnwich t,@s-
-. FRIDAY, Feb G. al o'clock p. hl. Al VIII he
ty Plates Skeletons and Mankias Admttdace
$500 ,ciuTs e esnis-childrcn half price. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

" The Second New-ferk Blu lding Assocta-
lion Will no regular meeting for the ent Of dues
and election OF new members. az Chatham Halt No. 5
Chhths square, on THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. 5, at
O'Clock Addresses be expected explanatory Of the
objects Of the Ass citation. The public invited 10 at
tend Entrance fee SO cents monthly dues, So So Sub
scriptions received at the Office ofthe Secretary
2u' J. BUXTON, sec'y, No. IA North William Ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

A Cook, Washer and Ironer, by re-
s. &C sois W Smsn Best Of T. reference given APP
ply at No. 60 Oliver St Can be seen twodsys an,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
mani employment.

CLERK, by young Man of business
heohs AID who has a thorough know ledge of book
KEEPING 10 Hardware Furniture Store Best refer
zee. AceIess s. Tribune Office Vfts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
ONE yEw-YoRE WEEKLY TniB ,,srs /,
THE sEwr-wEESLY Th.DoM ss o
rur yCw-yORK TRiBU>

, yobssea s',y oo.,e. for IS Ten Tor 80 Advertise
y, - y. $500. me f0r each ssefnoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04

yNEACHER.-WaHted,an English
Teacher, Of experience. for Bo,s schOO at N 90.
University place
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-08
DRY-GOODS.


SHANkLlN e. REILLY, corner of Main and First streets
- have Just received and are still receiving direct from
the Eastern cities large and well selected stock oil Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods embracing some OF the most ash
ionabe goods brought to market this season. when We o
FER at wholesale RETAIL TO our customers ana al oihers
who may favor with CALL very low Tor cash or pro-
duee The following comprises some oil the Leading ar
tieles:
Black and colored Cloths plain and fancy Cassneres
Vestngs Cottonades DENNIS, Calicoes Ginghams lawns
Beregcs Silk Tissues Grenadns. blk and cold Silks,
Berege dIaines white and cold Musq-ito Meetings., Ho-
sery Gloves Iaces plain and drilled Swiss Musiins Cam
bres aud Jaconetts, Bonnets Ribbons, arsols and Um
brelIas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes; aso full stock Of
brown and bleached Sheengs and Shrtings brown and
bleached Drills Tckings Hickory Stripes, Irish Linens,
Table Cloths and Covers Napkins, Towels Scotch Da-
per linen and silk Pocket handkerchefs blk and cofd
silk Neck do bid Silk Grape, and Palmetto Shawls &C.,
&c. 10 which would respectfully invite all to come in
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. lap26l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-08
ST. CHARLES REsTAURAT

EMANUEL GUMBEPTS having taken the largo
\ story brick building, near the German Thea
friends and the public generally in mos. approved
style. HIS Bar will at all times be supplied with Ii
choicest turntables, and the best imported Cigars
splendid lunch will be 10 O'Clock every day wit
nose hasy plates of SOUP" and all the other luxreso OF
she season Gentlemen can he accommodated at "A
forl. a.as,o D a.