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winnings COTTAGE RESI-
II DENCES AND COTTAGE GROUNDS-JOHN
WILEY publishes this day, COTTAGE RESIDENCES
series Of Designs for Rursl Cottages and Cottage Villas
and eir Gardens and Grounds adapted North America
BY A. Downing author of The Architecture Of Country
Houses &c. Illustrated by numerous Engrayings. Fourth
edl, revised and improved with plans for Cottages
aud Cottage Grounds. vol Svo. Price, g.
60 just Published:
Cloth. 81 IS
MAHAA,S CIVIL ENGINEERING. Sixth edition..
iNoL sNo ~. JOHN WILEY, Publisher,
No. Is Park-plcce.
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CORNISH, LAMPORT & CO., No. 6

~ Park-pace have recently published HEROINES OF
HISTORY, by Mary f. Hewitt limo, illustrated with six
Steel Plates: price 81 25.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A POLICEMAN, by Thomas
Waters i2mo.; muslin, IS cents; paper 80 cents
EXPERIENCES OF BARRlSTER, by Warren War
per, ESQ., l2ino- muslin.
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rY- The Workingman,s Building Association

20 TIC WOrklnRInan7s ibUiIuIug HssOcnItI OT Z
its regular monthly meeting at the Broadway House.
of Grand-st, on MONDAY EVENING, April 10, at "a
o'clock Those who wish to subscribe particularly re-
quested do before that evening it is expected The
subscription book will close at that time Members re-
quesed pay their dues during this week. Monday
before O'Clock PM number of shares will be redeemed
on that evening ROBT. MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. w. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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W7ILLARD'S HISTORY of UNITED
THE AMERICAN PHRENOLOGT-

CAL JOURNAL and REPOSITORY of SCIENCE,
LITERATURE and GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, is
published monthly for 81 year. in advance, by
FOWLERS l. WELLS, No. l3l Nassau-st, New York
JousSANo Journal devoted to scenilhs
subjects attained wide circulation this read by
subscribers In of ts prosperity the
and will Hereafter the quarto
FORM with columns Of matter each II well managed
and edited IN. Y Evening Post
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mo THE READING PUBLIC-The

II :" TIE IVI11ADIANO I WITTY f1C
subscriber invites attention to his splendid stock Of
binding general assortment of Religious Works Histo-
RES Travels Standard Poets Scientific Works and i'm short
every description Books that may be desired by respecta
bic people Also all kinds Of Stationery Crate Aprons and
variety of Fancy articles all of which are offered for sale
Please call and see, and oblge ABRAHAM MAZE, No. 237
Bleeckerst, opposite LIE Roy-st.
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&ALESMAN.-Any Wholesale House
this office, either to-day tomorrow negotiate with per
Of extensive acquaintance who will the best Of city
reerence) reasonable terms and pledge himself 20
give entire satisfaction upon trial receive pay Would
prefer to engage In respectable house and leave the salary
TO be named after trial.
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Want employment.

\ Cook and Chambermaid, situations
IA wanted for two excellent Girls; superior Cook,
Washer and Ironer the other excellent Chambermad
They have been years the family of the advertiser
and can have the highest recommendations Apply at No.
10 Finh-st.
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%TIp0T,FON at FONTATNBLEAU,

~ ~ =, IelI-THE Eve OF HIS ABDICATIUNs
Nv PAIL Delsroche-Ths exhibition OF thus world
renowned picture which has been VISITED o. as ,n1 aso
year ~ - o,en NJ stuyyesanf Insttute No go Broad
psop'e,n sn s,om A. ~ 70 10 r. NJ. Admission % oenta
f.h,l1 rrn half prlce.
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N-Aranged by PAUL X. WElZEL. at the Brooklyn
Female Academy, on TUESDAY EVENING, April ~ l$,1.
Miss Ketz Soprano Miss Cushing CS9sIt9 ny NJ Wei WEI,
EEL Piano-Forte, in addition TO Mr. III Ei2r ELpS Siar'
tette Association comprising Messrs No Reyer Eichhom
and Eseh. ,,,.,
nc store No 23 Fultost and Mess Radelih Brothers
corner Of Clinton and Aancsts Brooklyn, and Brooklyn
music stores in general.
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r7- Union Building Association.-A regular meet
nr Of the above Association will be held at No Chatham
square on TUESDAY, the 18th inst at O'Clock 7. NJ
Entrance S. which has been raised to SIC alter this meet
20 JACOB PECARE, Sec'y.
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~ Canton Grape Shawls.--A magnificent
y VERY cheap stock Of these goods embroidered ana
p recently imported from CHINA is now Oh SAFE at tue
fas "a'" Geo RuLPIN No S6l (ate 35I Broadway.
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rSr To Scientific Men.-The proprietor and con-
,.sr Of Semi Monthly Journal, being obliged TO leave
- % Tor most of the time during the year. is desirous OF
.iins arrangements with suitable person to take
,isrw Of his Journal This will be good opportunity tor
INV one desrous Of improving their time as all can be done
IN he evenings letter addressed PUBLISHER, az TINS
go uilj meet with prOmpt attention.
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EREEDOM from COUGH in Ten
MTxITPS after u-e.-Oyer icy doses IA e-sl box, ~
=, .,,s YRYAN'S PrLMOAIC WAFEks, Ia CoashS
co;Ss AsDa Brunebltis oar-eBe sore ilrSa- Diuc1S
I,s slirs Influenza, Consumption, and All % -
vi. . re rseyered will never fal to riees sting era
Wholesale AseptA No. ~ oresnwieh~
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~ TO the Ladies.-Dr. BANNING repeats his i FREE rec
cure of Chronic Weaknesses and Spinal Deform-
- i soeety Library Of Leonads and br1adway
vysSeloek Of TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and Thurs
AZ AZ this week
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~ SJ,St3 so Made Ia One Night.-A public
ssssenns OF the EAST RIVER BUILDING AND MU-
Nm a. LOAN ASSOCIATION will be held al Thshan
ish Az 40 az G-and-st. on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
A. a. q O'Clock L. NJ TO enable those who were una
- AHnd the iorfuer meetings. account OF The inciem
a. me weather, an opportunity Of hearing explained
OF the Association. An opportunity will be Of
~, se meeting 10 those who wish JOIN the Associa
q 20 al the pre<uf rate of entrance fee Addresses
!" o. dssvered BY sevsrsl eminent speakers The pubic
ltce'1y invited Ia attend Seats reserved for LADIES'
sss a~ Va enhance tee tor the Ssesens 81; shares
sss "s.ec. 40. Oh Crsnd,st., Is open daily from II
\ Msf n whey subscriptions will b received sud
" ~ee<sAfy Information giyeu.
OBADIAH NEwCOMR, President.
tsAsiss ANDERSON, Secretary.
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NTIBLO'S GARDEN. - JOHN SELF
Y TON, Manager TUESDAY EVENING. April IS,
will be performed the Grand Ballet Pantomlme of
LIE DIABLE A QUATRE.
Mazourki. Jean Rousset Mazourki. Caroline Rousset
Count Poloski.' "A Rousset Countess Poosk kousset
Intermission of 10 minutes between I'd and Sd acts
Previous to the Ballet, THE RENDEZVOUS
Admission--5O Doors open at 81 O'clock; to COM
mence at u O'Clock.
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sR Woman's Friend i'm the Hour Of Need
Tie attention of the ladies is respectfully solicited 10 Dr.
HOODS Obstetrca and Invalid Chair the most import
mt invention Of the age connected with their safety
s and convenience the time Of their greatest trial.
This Chair is now offered for exhibition and sale at the La
DIES Dressing Room City Assembly Rooms No 40 Broad
vg r ladies only this and week from IL A. TO
Pm lady intelligence will attend to explain the same
% Notice to the Ladies.-The Paris Mantllla
Emporium removed from No S5l to No 36l Broadway, is
open for the spring and contains the largest rich
I'd md cheapest stock OF Mantas seen in America.
GEO. BULPIN, No. 36l (ate 35l) Broadway
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Chances for Business Ellen.
NO DENTISTS.-A first-rate mechani-

IL ics Dentist may hear Of excellent opportunity Of
successfully establishing himself this city, b. addressing
A. f.. H. Tribune OHce. This Opportunity presents aivan-
tsges seldom with Amount of capital required but
few hundred dollars. Unquestlonable testimonials 20
capabiity and character b. furnished without he-,
application need be made. n b. Communications strictly
confidential
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TVEACHER.-W by young
Il Man just arrived from Germany, VINO w ,,;sret on
Teacher Of Languages, Mafaenac,, Pi.yneS y Ts
etc. Tie best Of reference gwen A6dfss !" - AA"A'
Oi5ce
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TXTANTED--In a small private family,
wv aProtestant Woman. childrens nurse. Apply at
No 80 West llth-st from to II O'Clock, NJ.
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ITO HATTERS.-For sale, the stock

and store and shop fixtures Of Retail Hat Store uu-
ated In Of the most public thoroughtaes in this city,
MASON At this office.
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THO AMATEURS and ARTISTS
Il EMIL SEITZ No. 2S3 Broadway, up stairs, has just
received splendid Engraving proof Of the destruction Of
the Tower Babel and dispersion Of the engraved
by Professor Thaete after the large and celebrated esco
painting by VIM. Won Kaubach in the new Museum Ber-
lin and invites all amateurs of the Fine Arts call and
it. Subscription price, printed white paper $ India &c.
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q. Notice TO the Indies.-The Paris Mantillla

~ The Western Farm and Village AssOcia.
ter will hold their last General Meeting previous the
departure of the main body for their home THIS
EfENING, at Chatham Hail. at a O'Clock. BY order,
A. MURPHY, President
TINS ALLEN Recording Secretary.
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~ NOtice.-SECOND MUTUAL LOAN. PIANO
FORTE AND HOUSE-FURNISHlNG ASSOCIATION.
There will be meeting of the members of this Association
TOMORROW "wednesday EVENING, at y o'clock, at
Clinton Hail. Beeknan-st when the articles OF agreement
will be ready for the signatures of the members and the
dues received for the month of April The shares filling
up rapidly and the Association is already OF the most
popular of the day Those ladies and gentlemen who have
not entered their subscribers do so by call
ing at the office in the bookstore of ADRIANCE SHEER
MAN CO. No. Astor House, at the Clinton Hall, on
the evening OF meeting. Entrance fee, 81
JAMES PRISON, President
Z. WEBSTER, Vice-President
j. CHoLwELL, Secretary of Meetings.
VIM VAN NoRDEN, Chairman Of Com Man.
J. d. PRICE, Secretary.
A. II. JocELYN, Treasurer.
Prospectus be had gratis and every information CIV
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A FIRST-RATE CHANCE for a re-

spectacle Man Of business habits To be sod cheap
consequence of death the family. profitable and cra
tive cash business Stock be reduced from 81 600 <
suit the purchaser This genuine concern and oaers
great advantages honest with small capital and
good references Particulars address IMPORTER Tribune
Office.
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CAPITAL $G0,000.
WITH SURPLUS
Odeu BY post or in person will receive prompt attention
DIRECTORS.
shureman Halsted Charles Sandford, John T. Fisher,
Johp Harper Chester briggs Aaron Arnold,
Wp Y BRADY Saml B. Althause, VIM. Truslow,
VIM n Skidmae Bernard Smyth, Crowell Hadden
Wihop O. Hunt John w. Mersereau John Mclean,
Leonard Kirby, Heimus NJ Wells, stephen v. Aioro'
(emre T. Co6b Mathew Bird James Foster
Francis w Edmouds H. M. Forester, Washington Yale,
Lewis Do;y Reuben w. Howes, John w. RuInsey,
mi r C,,mn John b. Dickinson Francis Godine.
HIRAM NJ FORESTER, President
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VIM IT. GRIFFITH, Vice-President
V&As> U. RICHARDSON, Secretary, No. 10 Court-st

~ Notice TO Passengers from Panama to
Sailiernia. The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
aNi heel called TO give public notice that tickets
m recognized by their agent At Panama which not
ou BY an officer OF this Company and that tickets thus
Csd can he obtained only their Agency No IN West
80 L. BARTLETT, Esq Boston; or of Messrs ARM
SthONG, HARRIS L co, New-OrleaIs.-New-YorkJ Jan.
a lk2 by order, WIN. H. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
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Cer,-Special NOfice.-The Rehearsal OF
" ,An;c Society for this week will take place on
ssTT,ySnAY EVENING, at y o'clock pxo.;aon.
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AS CoACHMAN in private family, by
steady experienced Man, without membranes he has
good knowledge Of gardening and willing to make HIM
self generally useful Has good city reference Call or ad
dress F. L., at No. "A 6thav, in the bookstore.
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IT. Mechanics, Building AssOciati0n.-A Reg
uar Meeting the above Association will be held at War
rem Hail. corner Oliver aud Henry WEDNESDAY
EVENING. the I4th inst. at o'clock. Members
quesed TO attend amendment the Constitution will
be voted on JACOB PECARE, Secretary
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A ) good Cook, by highly respectable
IA Woman. Would be willing to assist with washing and
ironing and do the baking Of small private family
would prefer living town. but ia the country
Car gfe the best of city reference if required Call nj No.
SO Wet hs in the rear, between 9th and 7thsvh Can
be for three DAYS -
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A s plain Cook, Washer and Ironer,
"A BY respectable young Woman. Brooklyn reference.
Call At No 81 Beekmans, first floor, back room. Can bs
for two DAYS
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HALL, Mornings
and sun MICRO

Ill SCOPE exhibited in the aesns N.dx can iuazins
he secret. snd miracle. q s:s ws' and 1 IL
exhibition of this wcndsrfsi s ~ water with - thou
:and ne ss.g sS''Sa sSs. the
6ys wing seyeni 49, erysfallzaons OF different sa-
s sas md H. and CO Monday s sy
day BY suine ~ o'clock BY the unequaled sp'H hgn
SsloIasy sSmson IS cents; children re ~
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A S good plain Cook, Washer and Ironer,
n or to do general housework by respectable youns
Woman, understands the of children is good pair
sewer Best of city reference objection short dis
lance IN the country Call at No. 100 l9thst 8thav
Can be for two days
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NTANTED.-Two good Statesmen at
w the Dry Goods Emporium, No. 1a Bowery' ,vo
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>. NE Regular MeeunG

- Astor HOuse.-A Cnrd.-h Iego ~ Uo,eI and
IN that the Astor House is to be closed as ote a s
diverted into Stores hereby beg eave 70 saS s and
hat 6ere is not the slightest foundation for the aoo'o
' @,sstrAstor House, April TO- lS52 srETsON
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\ S Cook and to wash and iron, or to do
I chamberwork by respectable young Woman Hasno
objection to the country Good reference Apply No 80
llthst, in the rear, second floor
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mo PRINTERS.-Wan a Job Com
ro.;,or One who understands his business may hear
Of permanent situation and liberal wages by applying at
No 56 John-st-
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AS CHAMBERMAID and waiter, or to do
Afne washing and ironing Good city reference. Apply
at No 152 Fosyth-st, in the
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Guefial Notices.

ACADEMY s Of De on rs; ses s
SS6 Annuh ~, exhibitors are notified that SATUt-
Z. ion inst appropriated for ssipl;Si dsy by
- d the COUNCIL Corresponding Secretary N. A.
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AS CHAMBERMAID and to do fine wash
IA ing and ironing by respectable Woman. Good refer
Apply at No. Miganplace, 6thav,) between 10th
and llthsts
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A S Cook in private family, by very
LAexperienced mddeased Woman with good city refer
ence Call at No. 96 l6thst, west of STRAY.
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NIA-An active and intelligent young woman wlsnes
40 engage as servant in family going 10 Csifornia Inc
best OF references sven character and quahncsnon
Apply At No. 8th-sy.
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- h - - aEImrT - EloI-NaL
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A S Cook, in a private family; has nc
IA objections TO wash and iron do general Homework
private family. Can produce the best Of city reference
lived seven IN place No objections TO city or coun
try. Call at No. So 6thsf between lstav and Avenue
Can be for three DAYS upstairs.
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As good plain Cook, and frst-rate
IA Washer and ironer by respectable young Woman in
small private family Can be the place of her last
employer, No. Al Lafayette-place.
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A S DREssMAKER and Seamstress cut
and fit willing go short distance in the country
travel with lady, do her cambrcs iron lace Sc None but
respectable families need apply Call the residence of her
EMPLOYER No West 20thst for two days.
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NIRCU S.-NEW-YORK AMPHI-
~ THEATER No 81 Bowery.-J. J. NATHANS
COMPANY FOR ONE WEEK.-Engagement Of LAVA
TER LEE and FAMILY, Mr.. LIPMAN Masters RivERS
and ST. LUKE, besides Mr. NATHANS JUVENILE
TROUPE in all their great Acts
On MONDAY EVENING April II and during the week,
succession of brilliant entertainments Will be gwen, being
the only six nights Of the Circus this season.
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Loan Observation-Disclosures fee, 50 cents; monthly
dues 81 ultimate value of share $500 This Society will
money the of per the actual amount
advanced share Persons DESTROYS of Withdrawing
by giving months notice and receive back the dues
paid by them with interest the of per per
Persons paying in advance will be allowed interest
There but few shares left and the books viii positively
be closed 900 shares subscribed for persons
DESTROYS Of joining had better apply early to JACOB Pc
CARE, Secretary No. 164 Heser-st Office hours from
A. NJ to r. NJ public meeting for the admission of new
members will be held Union Building No 1853 Bowery
THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, when
speakers will be in attendance
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xT7a.,synn coneofns the healsh ahd hep.
Wv piusss of people is q 81 times olthe
most valuable implFlance. ! take i Tor gran
ted that every pefson will 40 AL 10 their pow
ar 10 save the ives Of their children, and thP
avery ~ person will endeavor 70 prcmotef 4
own health al all Sacri6cer. feel i be
nv duty TO solemnly assure youthat JRMS,
according to the opinion Of the most celebra
led Pbysicians, are the primary causes Of !
large maiorit, Of discusses 70 which children
and adults are liable; if you have an appetite
continually changeabIe from one kind OF ioed
10 al other, bad breath, pain in the stomach
picking at the nose, hardness and fullness o
the belly, dry cough, slow fever, pulse irreg'
ular-remember that all these denote Worm,
and YOU should at once apply the remedy.
HCBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.
An article founded upon scientific princi
ples, compounded with purely vegetable sub
stances, being perfectly safe When taken, ant
csn be give n 10 the most tendereihidnt Will
decided beneficial effect, where bowel com
ulaipts and diafrhoea have made them veal
aud debililated the tonic properties OF m.
worm syrup are such, hat it stands wiihou
AN equal IN the catalogue Of medicines, in CIV
inp lone nd strength TO the stomach, wnicl
makes il an ,infallible remedy (or those aftiict
ed with dyspepsia, the astonishing cures per
formed BY this syrup after physicians hav
fuilsd, is the bsst evidence Of iLs efficacy owe
al, others. ALs> = -. y ~ 81
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80

WttOLEoALE AND MI AhlLs
At No. 60, Front Street, 2 doofs iDest Of II
Franklin House.
THANKFUL or past lavors and solicit
J. ing a continuance Of your patronage, We
respectfully Invite your attention 70 as FINE
A STOCK tperhaps) Of Silks, Dress and iane
goods and Notions as can be found Ia our city.
Il is impossible TO enumerate; you must call
and examine for yourself. $50
Our increased sales is an evidence that cur
goods, prices and manner Of doing business Is
becoming known andappreciated bya discern
ing public, who have too much common sense
10 be humbuggsd by putting. "Self-praisc
being half scandal" we leave the field for
those who are adopts at putting themselves -
We planted ourselves here when our city cOuld
hardly be called topn, have grown up with
it studying from year to year, your wants, al
first keeping our little craft near shore, increas'
ing our stock according TO our m ans, and now
we find oar heads above water and why? sim
ply because we purchased our goods exclusive
ly for cash. and sell for the sanie ut small prof
its and lose nothing by bad debts.
For low prices We have nailed our colors &c
the mast and Tiu not surrender, ,r
.a ]. LODWICK & SONS,
Country Merchants and Furnacemen,
After posting yourselves as to prices and
qualities of goods we would be pleased to see
ou as we believe we can makei il 70 your in
terest 10 giveus a share Of your patronage.
April l3, l652-dw. ,sA f43
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watches and JeweIry,

FREDERICK ~ HALLEK,
One door Gbope Oakes & Buskirk's, Front street,
TTAVING located in this city,ifor S2
il L The purpose Of prosecuting the T2AD
Jewelry business in all its branches, SA.lA
beg leave to announce TO the citizens Of Ports
mouth. and vicinity, that they have on hand
and are constantly receiving fresh suppl, Of
Jewelry, consisting in part. of Watches and
Clocks, Ear and Finger Rings, Breast-pins.
SpectaeIes, &C., &c. From their long expert
encs in Ibis line, they Hatter themselves that
they can please all who may give them call,
and wish by their attention TO business, to
merit u liberal share OF public patronage.
pWatches & Clocks repaired on the short
est mott e, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
N. B.-Lunet Glass, 25 cts; patent do.
common, Is cts; Verge 81; Mainspringt
81, and all other work in proportion, and fol
jobbing, they think they cannot be surpassed Ia
the country.
Feb. I6, '52-Trib. & Clip dewitt.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Gunsmith.
n. d, ZEIGLER,

Ne1 Successor to v. Gahr,
MS the old stand, corne Of Sec
ond and Jefferson streets
Portsmouth, continues TO Manufacture and
keep on hand, all kinds Of articles in his line
such as
Rifles, Shot-Guns, Pistols, &c
VIII ch being mostly Of his own make, he will
wa, rant 10 be Of the besl quality. ~
He would particularly call attention to his
Improved Tioist Rifles, which will be found 10
be superior article e. 10 give general satis(ac-
ton All orders by;slean,boat. or other gise,
will b, promptly and carefully attendedtO.
He invites his friends aud the public gen.
orally, to give him call, as having been lor
u long time in the employ Of v. Gahr. the
pu bile may rely upon having work done In The
hest man ner. and he Is determined 10 work a.
cheap, and to give az good bargains as can be
found at any other place. .s
Portsmouth. March 26 l652-w6m,