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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
Tor SALE-The Frame House and Lot No

L'OR SAIE-Ihe Frame House and Lot NO
Il l7S MulbtTy-st, near Broomo-st. Lot % by Is
BEEkMAN-sT.-1he three-stOry brick houses and lots
Nos. so and 50 Beekman-st. Each lot p by loo
THoMPsoN-sT.-The two-story brck house and lot No
I66 Thompson-st between Blocker and Houstonsts Lot
II by 60.
For full particulars and terms apply 10 C. n. O. L.
OSBORN, No. la Mubeuy-st-, near GTand-st.
Tor SALE-Two four-story double tene-
l. msnt Houses. Nos 20 and a6 East 2ist-st Price
81 each S6c and $500 easA balance remain three
years and longer Address ii. f., Broadway Pos.oee.
EREE EXCURSlON.-For SALE, at the
i beautiful VILLAGE of JAMAICA, L. L. ~ choice
Building Lots within minutes walk OF the Depot IN
neighhorhcod and convenient Churches Schools
Academies, &c. The Excursion will take place Tues
day, the li,h starting at 10 O'Clock A. NJ by L. l.
Railroad, the foot Of Aantc-st Brooklyn returning
viii leave Jamaica al 2 Z. NJ
For particulars and tickets call on s WILCOX
No 81 John.si, New-YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
NETWORK SCHOOL of DESIGN fol-

~ WOMEN No. 49, Broadway, conner Of Broome- ST.
Miss L. C. CHASE, Superintendent and Teacher Of Draw
Tug and Desgn-Ihe LADY managers having received lib
era subscription for the establishment Of the School give
notee that they are now prepared 70 pupils from
Twelve yeAs old ana upward who furnish satisfactory
testimonials & character.
The object OF this School is to instruction 10 women
either graturoIsy or al very low which Will qualify
them 70 earn yiug blythe practice Of OF the branches
tsuEht IN Il or 70 become teachers other schools
Pupils VIII be taught elementary drawing With reference
70 furnishing original designs for aud other
purposes where ornamental desgns required.
Lessons VIII also be gwen in Wood and Steel Enzrayiur
nosraphy or IN whatever branches are found be
advantageous and profitable.
Classes now forming snd the school open dsilv
except Saturday. from A. VI 10 p NJ |. will Also b
open dnrns such other hours may be found Convenient
Tor students In special departments and for Industrial cas,
Iandcaes Tor admission a. pupA and persons who de-
STe further information upon the beet Will apply AZ Dr.
exeepted)
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Jnstrnrtion.

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &c-Class-
ID rocHs No 3S7 Broadway, near Walkers, Hours of
Commercial Institute" Is furnish Young gentlemen who
have completed their general education, well adults
who seeking mercantile employment opportunity Of
atoinng without loss OF time, practical knowledge OF
these branches which ESSENTIAL % IN the active
concerns OF lite. Writing Bookkeeping aud Arithmetic,
taught by Mr. Foster upon sound and ndspuiabe prn
cples the entire exclusion Of the modern six or
discharge the duties the couHt IN expeditions
and supcnor
Gtnicmen who familiar with the details of business
may attain under MI Fosters instruction. competent
knowledge the principles Of double entry IN the short
o week.
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

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~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c, at CRAWBUCk'S, No.
$50 Gand-st, second door OF Essex NewYork
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE.-The
attention Of iamie about purchasing respectfully invited
the large and beautiful OF Beds Mattresses
Paasses, Bedsteads Cots &C., all Of which have been
purchased low cash prices and will be sold such prices
make inducement for all to call and the
above stock previous making their purchases Goods
any part the city, Brooklyn aud Wamsbush free Of
carriage Old Beds and and made over
W. CRAWBUCK, No. 35s Grsndst,
I'd door east of Essex-t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

ENARNl-Within ten miles of City Hall, in the
u village Of Jamaica fronting the main street, within
three minufs walk OF the station house of the railroad
contains 80 good fruit and buildings healthy and line
views Fifteen IN grove Occupant can be daily IN
New ork from IN the morning TIL IN the evening Six
daily trims of and line OF stages Time between New
York aud this place Is Streets through this farm
lad the msp of the village but not opened.
large portion OF the purchase money lie mortgage at
6per cent INQUIRE Of ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
Auctioncer No Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

No 4sl Broadway.
ELECTRO-PLATED WARE from CHAS
II CHRIsTOFLE 4 Co.'S Manufactory.-Sole Agency
~ AT GAME GUILLEM0T L Cos
Always on hand for sale large assortment OIL lea Se
Trays CandelAbrss. Forks and Spoons and everything
which belongs to the table service.
An these GOODS warranted superior oy 'ne nau'0
ard plating TO any other similar -, ....,.,h.
They can both support very hsh degree o' nea m 10
guarantees ered to the public for such qualities are
tho m,nuacturer marks scale and the name OF ChSiS
TOFIE in full which do allow to coniound them win
other platings "A oooNl' Nso-'-
TOHN T. BUDD, Manufacturer and Pro-
81 nretor Of Lockwoods celebrated Cooking and Laundry
Ranges Also J. T. Budds newy-invented Ranges wn,cS'
for beauty durability and economy, cannot Dc SURPASSED
All Ranges warranted. ~ B.-Prices from so upward
No 6l6 Broadway. formerly No saS opposite 81 inom
as Church.
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furniture, &r.

EURNITURE.-Willb be sold at bargain, at
Il No. % Beekmsn-st Office and Counting house Desks,
Tables Chairs ion-stoos Mahogany Bureaus. Ward
robes Secretary Bookcases yards Oil
Cloth, SEQ Bedstead 1900 Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Feather Beds 100 dozen Chairs Office and Cooking Stoves
Furniture paid by iustaments.
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6onses to fet.

broadway PROPERTY-The owner Of
I'D two fullsized Lots ON the corner of Broadway aud
Wanenst willing to erect two first class buildings on
the same suitable either for stores banking purposes but
would prefer finding tenants before building so that the
buildings may suit the occupants or the Lot will be leased
Al the Xstor Place HOTEL No. 1855 Broadway, to s. "
HOFFMAN,, or at No ~ Finest
DROADWAY STORE to LET-The ele-
ID CANT story marble Store, No SIS Broadway in the
Ss Ss either n whole pa ir
Of years The building 200 feet IN de 1h aud ex
tends to ns n story ses sls @
cd for and Ice Cream Saloon, other bas
ne. recurring large well hss'ed PREMISE a , The second
Applyto AMOS r. EMO No 81 Lberty-st
nFFICE-ROOM to RENT-Corner of John
~ and Nassauss Address for particulars, " LEXlNG
TON" at the Office of this paper until the 18th INST
DOOMS with STEAM POWER to LET
~ Fine light Rooms with good steady Power let in
me Depot Building corner of Center and Frankn-sts
Apply to w A. ALLEN, on the premises second door,
sfom to 10 daily.
CTORE and CELLAR to LET, also a light
~ Room, with without Steam Power. the City
Hall EewYork Also HOUSES for sale and to let in Brook
y" '"' ''' OF BGfFlLiR No. spruce-.t. up stairs
rINO RENT--To respectable Club or Asso.
Il cation two handsome Parlors with sliding doors form
evening meeting party Gas lights fuel and piano
PROVIDED LOCATION the university. Address L. IT,
Tribune Once.
ITO LEASE for TERM of YEARS-Va-
cant Lois on Cenrest., running through to Elms be-
tween Howard and Grand Also Lois Grani-st
the Bowesy, to be improved by the for
featuring purposes and arranged TO suit applicants Also
60 lease the House and Lot f35 Brooest 100 Of
Broadway Also the HOUSE and Loo; No - White -.
Broadway. All the above very desirable locations for
almost any Kind Of light mechanical business aud will
be tased 20 responsible parties on favorable terms Apply
to C. r. o. l.. OSBORN, Ia Mubeuyst, near Grandsi.
NN0 LET-The unoccupied stories of the new
buildings Sd-sv, east side, between 3lst and SD
fpshed in the best marble mantes and Croton
water story well suited for gentee families Rents
reasonable Also let handsome spacious stores,
the buildings. person will be there 10 show the
premises daily, from TO p NJ Apply to w. THOMSON,
No. l54 Maiden,sne, between ~ and L. NJ, w. w.
EASTON, Agent, corner S2d-st. and Broadway.
TO LET-The twO-story attic House No.
i 7s5 Greenwichst to let until the LIST of May Rent
low. Possession Immediately. Apply as above. To be
seen hom 9 A. NJ. till 4P. NJ.
HNO LET-Manhattan Hall, No. 665 4th-st.,
Il Avenue d. every evening except Saturday. for
Lectures Concerts Exhibitions and Associations
YNO LET-One Of the most magnificent Man
mons the city, occupying ak lots The house is fin
ished and furnished in the mos; expensye To
gentleman OF fortune this very desirable establishment
Addrs T j., this office.
THO -Wel-hghted ROOMS, with or
Il without Steam Power Of any sire. Inquire Of
C. n. SIMONSON. No. ISL Lewisst
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Mss DWIGHT,s SCHOOL, of DESIGN

IVA No Soy BToadwsy-Where the best instruction will
be gwen IN the Of Drawing and Painting at Is for
term OF twenty lessons. Payments advanced.
On MONDAY, Dec. Is, AZ O'Clock. Miss Dwght will
commence with class for instruction the theory and
principles Of Art. IS for the course
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MADE EASY and INTEREST

1y1 ING, by Prot. DUMsDAY, Teacher OF Pans-Forte
Singing, Guitar, ACCORDION and Violin Terms moderate
Psno and the above for sale tuned AID let cheap
At No lso Grund-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
NEWELLs PATENT SAFETY LAMP

N EW ELL' GAIENI SAfEI1 LAMP
IN and LAMP-FEEDER-A new article, warranted to
prevent all accidents from the OF Burning Flad Cam
Phene and other explosive compounds used for the pro-
dDciion OF light
invention is applied to Silver Bras Britannia Glass
and other styles OF LAMP aud LAMP-FEEDERS.
The attention OF the public particularly called TO tho
application OF this protection in Solar, Canphene Lamps
Lanterns, &c.
For sale, Wholesale and RETAIL by NEWELL & CO. solo
manufacturers No. Winterst, Boston, and New York
by q. w. HcCREADY. No i8 Broadway. Also, Burning
Fluid, Camphene Resin, Oil &c.
The following certificate sufficient guarantee Of tho
entire safety and efficiency OF the Safety Lamp and FEEDER
CERTIFICATE:
NEw-YoRK, Oct II, 1882
We have examined the Patent Safety Lamp and Lamp
Feeder OF Mr. John Newell of Boston aud fully
vinced from the experiments have made with them,
that he las obtained the beside Of preventing
the risk explosive action in the OF burning fluids
Lamps and Feedera
In this respect entirely in the opinion Of Prof.
Silllan and Drs Hayes and Jackson.
JOHN TORREY, Prof Of Chemistry
WIN. II. ELLET, Prof of Chemistry
All orders for Lamps Fluid promptly attended to.
Solar and other Lamps be altered and have tho safety
apparatus attached.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

CIMPLICITY and DURABILITY of
~ the most simple and beautiful SEWING MACHINES
vernyenfed can be seen in operation az No ~ Jshs IL
capable Of dong al the prominent kinds sewing and ia
amply constructed that will get out of order and
any can II with The machines are ready
for delivery and are sold at low pce Call and see il be-
fore purchasing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

CPLENDID CABINET FURNITURE
~ BRUNER MOORE respectfully inform the public
that they will open MONDAY Dec. 49, their and
spacious Warehouse, Nos IS and n Kingst Hudson,
with stock of rch and elegant rosewood black walnut
snd mahogany Furniture in suites made the premises
and warranted stand furnace heat Having extensive
mandatory and large warehouse they keep complete
assortment and sell Wholesale retail very low pnces
They also continue keep well selected assoment at
their old stand, No. ia Fulton-st., Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
IRVING GRAMMAR sCHOOL.-REMOv.

Il AL.-1hs School Is removed W its new and spa
eious accommodations. Just shed IN hhst No IS rst
floor. few doors east OF ihay, where enlarged
Der OF pupils be received The teachers are
tuued and Others viii be added the increased size of the
School shall from time 10 tune require.
NATHANIEL Dunn, A ", Priscipal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
Mafbinerp, &e.

ROLLERS Three Marine Drop FIue Boil
ID e nearly new be sold either snry or together ON
reasonable terms, CHAS. w. COPELAND, Consulting
Engineer No. &c Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

L PROPERTY-A first class FARM highly improved, OF
p;xs Depet az Sing Sing Said Farm produces hteen nun
Ied d worth Of hay annually S1 Hon. 1 Bssns @
ST. s,d Farrur Utensils also for sale The lowest prce
sr the Farm Eighteen Thousand Dollars Inquire OF
GEORGE MccORD, No IS Wliiaun-s'- ana SAMUEL
EDDY, No s. Wal-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

DITCH, PLAIN and SUBSTANTIAL FUR
~ NITURE.-H. STONEY invites the attention Of ths
patronze Of the above examine the styles quality and
prices Of his large Of Paror and Chamber Fur
nture at ks warehsuse in Broadway also, his plain sub
ssana Mahogany and Walnut Furniture at bis store No. 81
6th-sv. Every article guaranteed best quality.
HENRY STONEY, No. 536 Broadway, and No. "a 6thsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

DARN FOR SALE-Situated in the town of
Il Esschester the of the White Plains and the
rosd leading New-Rochelle within half q mile Of the
Harlem Railroad consisting OF IS of Land with large
and Substantial dwelling house barn and other
and large apple orchards For inquire the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
TOpS SALE CVEAP-One new two. story and

basement brick House, with cellar, and court-y1rd IN
front in beautiful and healthy location on 58th S.
east Of sv The house built by the day IN the oesI man
nsy with marble msptes grses, sliding doors, Oroon
, Ic bouse il p feet front and S. feet deep lot -
by 10 feet $500 can remain on mortgage. Apply 70 IL
a. 4 EOIrNTAIN. ON the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

NO-FORTES.-Persons about purchas-
ips Pisnos will find it their advantage to call at
r. GLENN Co.'S Mandatory No. 1874 Fultonst, west
of BROADWAY general OF mahogany and rose
ood Pianos constantly on hand which will BE- sold low for
cash or approved paper Dealers supplied liberal terms
Il. GLENN Co, No. 1874 Fultonst
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c.IC In tho town of Rye. Westches-

ter county the residence Of the late joseph raass
Consisting Of ST of land Situated esreon droee
; ~ Get front SO feet deep finished complete
out also large and c.mmed@u, barn and O me-
nes' 80 an hi al ground commanding an extensive
If Lon Island Sound and the surrounding country
Adjoining the premises are about sh sc,ss 9TH an or
thereon which be purchased desired distance
RON rive Station, NewYork aud New-haven hsr M
aIont two miles For further particulars Apply W MIS-
TG ~ sRFTU PARKER on the premises.
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LOTS for SALE

w 10 Lots in the most desirable portion of Williams
ureh either for business purposes private dwellings; y
Los on South 6thst 7th and 8thsts 10 Lots
South shs between 9TH and Sh-sts portion OF these
are 5 deep for private residences unsurpassed
by any properly in the city Apply to JOHN MOORE,
M Ios Front at New-Iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

ERENCH LANGUAGE - Select Evening
i Glasses {. FREMINEAU, from Paris
No. 50 Howard 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

nFFICE-ROOM to RENT-Corner of John
" and Nassausts. Address, for particulars, LEXlNG-
TON" at the Office Of this paper, until the 18th inst.
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TOR SALE-The undivided one-half interest
Il in 90 acres Of land within miles Of NewYork.
4. J. FONDA, Sd floor. No. q Nassau-st.

lar and MILLS for SALE or En-
Il CHANGE-fify Acres Of excellen. Land divided BY
n fine stream OF Water, which a Grist-M with two
OF stones new Saw Mill and Cotton Factory good
condition Also Dwelling Houses Store besides
Barns Coach House, 0ranary, &c &c. There is good
Orchard Of grated Apple rees besides Pear. Cherry,
healthy part of the country, dstan. sbsat hours from
New-YoIk city.
This property Is well adapted for manufacturer or
retired merchant who wish cultivate the farm and
le, the the latter bringing equal 10
the interest on the price Of the whole property.
Apply to r. II. SHANNON Esq, No. Is Park-place, up
stars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

YTHOSE who are DESTROYS of selecting hand
Il come PRESENTS for the Holidays should examine
tha Porte Monnaes Card Cases Gold Pens Pencil AMI Pen
Cases from the assortment On hand, by GEO H. BELL,
dealer in Foreign and Domestic Stationery. No. lS Ma
u.sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
6clioap presents.

CHRISTMAS TREES-A great variety Of
~ small srticcs imported and prepared expressly for
dr,ss ns hrs Trees. Aso, Fancy Boxes SAs Bash
cts Copels and Bontopsires filed with choice Confsc
''"e THOMPSON SONS Saloons, No. $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

i Broadway, door above Thompson's saloon Per-
son. about purchasing Pianos invited TO call at the
Warerooms of BENNETT s. Co, where they will find an
assortment of rosewood Piano Fortes Of modern style
Every instrument warranted for two Should DOUBTS
be entertained quality the payment may be erred
until such doubts are removed Old Pianos received IN part
Mandatory Nos. 81, 3l3 and 3l5 Rivington-st
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NOR SALE-Two excellent brick Dxellines.

LOR SALE-IwO excellent brlck Dwellings,
Il pleasantly situated in the base Of YorSv.le, Sth-
st. So feet the Sd-sv, full lots Houses three
sorie with cellars built modern style of the best
terials and finished gentec manner with marble
te CRATES Croton water &C. intended expressly Tor pleas
ant private residence For PARTICULAR apply TO
A McCOTTER, No. is Ealton-s... Sun BailiinS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
.1ADANE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Diano-fortes.

GREAT BARGAIN.-A Piano Forte OF
N mperior tone modern rosewood case by one o. uns
-. 81 octave worth $50. Ii wllbe sold for siso
tie owner who is unwe, has eft II on sale al y u
WIILIAMS'S Cabinet Warerooms No. Isl Futon-s-
&. doors east of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

II An ,c.v Conn., for sale, or exchange ior oity on
Brooiyn properly BadiRs Of the gsr N The arm vii
Fruit IN r. - COO 70 5000 Inquire OF X ~
IrocnoS !ee, " co cou,h-st I'd stairs
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LFCOMTE. WHOLESALE and RE
vruE JINBREAKABI.ES. few hundreds

stil on hand of the Gutts Percha Doll heads a26 Ss
snd each Wax Dolls from 6 to S5 The cheapest 10
the CITY, Christmas and New Years Gifts. OF all kinds, at
A. TURNBULL'S Book Stationery ard Variety Store, No.
27S Hudson-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
600 -MODERN-BUILTH HOUSE

W OsVOOs IN Brooklyn, three stories Dasetn 'ht
and subcellar. good fruit sc. VIII he sold including the
furniture low and terms the owner wish -
to travel. BRONSON. kNAPP Co. No. ZIG Broadway,
Real Estate and Prorerfy Brokers
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-14
COMtainimg no Alcohol.

The best and strongest certified medicine in
the world forithe cure Of Dyspepsia in all It's
forms--such as headache. heartburn, habitual
costiveuess, acidity Of the stomach, loss OF ap,
petite asthn,a,pilcs incipient consumption, de-
bility arising from protracted fevers, fever and
ague, exposure 10 heat OF cold. old age-and
direases ari ing from imperfect digestion, or
deranged condition ofthe stomachs i is also
an excellent rehtdy and not SUPPRESSED passed; Dy any
medicine in use, Tor females sunefihg uterine
or nervous arrangement.
Amongth numerous ana nighiy respectapie
certificates, we refer to the following;
Prof. A. A. Hayes. M y; s,ate Assayer'
Fitzhenry Homer Esq, Boston.
lion. Myron Lawrence, Ex frest. Mass sen
ate.
Hon. l.. H. Arnold, formerly Gov. Of Rhode
Island, now Member Of Congress.
Hon. VIM Woocnridge. formerly Oov' VI
Michigan, now US Senator. 49,
Hon. j. i. Morehead' formerly GOV. OIL heh'
lucky, now u. senator;
h9n. 1;f. summons VI o. senator sirom
hnode lsiana. =, .
non. Samneho .rhe'pe' u o. eene'of from
h9oae ls,sha' &
hon. " m' opnam
non; solomon roo'e' ine1noer ol congress
from vermont nge
Hon. II. =. fos'ei' memoer o. congress
rom rennSyi'snh. n,.. ;. c
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-14

NO. J, Front street, portsmouth, Ohio,
40 WOULD call tho attention Of his chito;
M mers, friends, and The public y general
IE. tohis large stock Of X IS
Fall and Winter Goods
suitable fot Men IS and Boys wear which has
lust been received from New Y ork, consisting
of Cloths, Cassimeies, Tweeds, Saftinctts,
Jeans Vestings, Linens. Drills, &C., Of all
colors and qualities, which he is prepared 70
make up in the latest andmost fash ionable style
Always on hand a fine stock Of
ReMdy-slEHGle Cl0tlsisss,
Shirts, collars, drawers, scarf,crayats. gloves
stocks, Hose OF every description Of make ano
material that is in use. All kinds Of Tailors
Trimmings, aud every article Of Mcn's wear
except Hats and Shoes, which will be sold as
liow rs canbe bought in the State, Il,
7f VIZ To Tailors.
I am Agent for scott's semi-nnnual pnt
Monthly Mirror Of Fashion, which am pre-.
| pared 10 forward 10 address upon receipt Of The
subscription price .. U. u.
SsADDLERY, consisting Of Hog Skins
10 White Welling and Pad Skins, fancy I'm
amelcd Leather, Morocco, and Goat Skins
Plush, assorted Colors, Silk, Thread, Girting
and ReinWebb, Bride Bits, Buckets, Martin
gale Rings, Self Adjusting Trees, Japanct
Silver and Brass Mounting, Coach and Car
Iames, which will be sold as low as by ans
house in Pittsburgh or Cincinnati. Bring
along your Invoices, and ] will chcerfuly du
plcate them. u. NJ, DAVEY.
l. Nov. II DIV
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-14
VeaU Grocery.

MI KRICKER, has iust opened new
lvA. establishment at his building, on the
corner Of ChilIcothe and Sirth streets, express
'ly intended Tor Town and GouSTRY TRADE,
where he will always keep on hand choice
and well selected stock Of s
OCERIES,
t or family use, together with an assortment
of other articles, OF common necessity in the
family. such us alls
Quecnsw Tinware, Kitchen md Table
Furniture, Boots and shoes,
and many other articles ton numerous TO men,
lion. He desires particularly 10 give notice
that he will be prepared 10 accommodate all
from the country, with such articles as they
most need, and TO take their
PRODUCE IN EXCHANGE.
Market people will find it to their advantage
to give him call, as he will deal with them
10 the best tcrma.
Jan. 27, l852-.d4m