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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-18
SAFES.

JUST reed an assortment OF Rich d. Co.'s Improved
j Pssent Safes which we will sell ut New York manu-
factory prices, with addition offreiSht only.
ALLIS ~ HoWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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A. J. WHEl
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

A M constantly receiving in addition TO tleir forme
IL lar &C stock new supply of
Books ana Afatjoucrv
OF every description. New Publications. ns issped p,
the Eastern Publishing Houses regularly received y
orr " hoeSale and Retail prices are the same &c n,
Louisville OF iReinnat; wish TO remird Country Mer
S'is oil ihis ict the proof of which is in irving s
large and well selected assortment of N:ceil.neons
school, Medical and Theological Books always on hand
TO select from. ~ '.u
Printing. Writing, Wrapping and Fancy Papers. Blant
LOOKS OF every description and quality; American and
Foree ano! Stationery OF all kinds constantly on hand
of Guitar and Piano Music $500 WIN wv "'s'
Uj0orderS for Books not hand promptly attended
to- ltll Z. Ii. HOOD & co.
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N aiu,t cold that GIiftcrs,

NOR is it those that make tlie most noise sell the
cheapest Persons Ia want OF Groceries may
surcd t they be bought a the Of Fourth and
Main streets cheap the cheapest and probably lit
tie cheaper and you dosft believe it. jus. give call
myf JAMES SPALDISGf.
yE'RNESsEE MONEY bought by
i jyI3 Il. GILBERT u CO., Syc. near Water.
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ALE! ALE! AEE!

yR SMITH ofthe Eagle Restaurat, has made arrange
IL ments to keep Constantly on hand fresh supply
of Storer IL Co. Detroit Bottled ale OF superior quality
je2l-f
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ID HMCvAL FOSTERS & BROWN have removed
tiheir stock of Groceries 10 their large and commodous
ne" Store corner Main and First they would
Dc pleased to their old friends and the public generally
oCtl-tf
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DAINTS Ground in OIL all ColOrs, in cans from Que
A ten pounds, for sale nv
KELLER & FARNSLEY. Druggists,
mhl3-f No. IA Water street, Evansville, Ind
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CO-PARNERSHIPS, sc.
PARTTygFsIB NOTICE.

NHE partnership in the practice of law ofIaw Batte
i & Johnson has been dissolved. The business of
the firm will be continued Ender the firm of Law and
Johnson Attornies and Counsellors at law. lmar %
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rIssoLUrroN oFPARTNHRsH1P

Nir partnership heretofore existing between Horn
i brook d Burtis Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All persons indebted TO the firm will please come
forward and make immediate pa ment and those having
Claims against IL will please hand them In and they shall
be paid as soon as We collect Either of the party is
authorized to the OF the firm for the purpose OF
settlement. PHILIP IORNBR0OK,
InI~5-u JOHN BURTIS.
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" Eioscssesc Paper Wa. ls1OEs'
,.a,E,s assIAasf,Fi

ESEARsEIAE-ED IS"
ETT l. offer for sale we'll see"tt =, SOCK of Pa
w PER CARDS and PRINTING II X,
BuOKBiNDEES' EATIlEH, and every des-
fpti0n OF PhPE MAKERS MATERIALS.
Having been ire Er:t Dr. Scrcyot gears to estah
lish in the Vest Paper business complete in all
its parts, We have formed FeTmencni GH& ccela-
Sire -oRac-'iaHS with the best manufactures in
This county, and rrcciyeng orr supplies directly
from them. The prices and terms We now offer
ale as Favorable IS the same goods can be pUr-
chased Tor in the Easteru cities
Nehave be cycu'iyg agencylo he superior
= EiIiNG PAPERS manufactured bY Planter
* Smith Owen & H8rlhu', and the Crew Com
pany, being Tie highest grades OF Writing Pa ers
mace in ths coauiry.
OuTstOck embraces every description of Paper
used in the West. VIZ haze hut one uniform
price 10 all. Orlers ~ mail viii BE- filed at the
same price IS !! bought in person. Samples viii
be sent Dy mail free of cost.
BUTLER & BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
ian2G-ly 2TPeah street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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-7FSO, OF INC y0ffOiEfHE
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, Ia.
i. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, :. &.
THOMPSON d ONDESBURlS, Baltimore, Nd
H0LYOAKE, LOWNES q CO., Memphis, Tenn.
EDDY q MORLEY. Toledo q.
ALLIS d. HOWES. Evansville, In.
s. SHEPABD IL CO.. Buffalo. =. y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, lOckEort. y. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS, Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. II. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL Il MOSES. Columbus Ga.
DE HOSSET ~ BROWN, Wilmington, y. C.
WIN. RANDALL, st. Paul, NJ. r..
MORLEY d RAYN0IDS. Cleveland. O..
HAVER, BOYD IL CO., GAINESVILLE, U.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester, y. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada.
myI4- 3md&w
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CHANGED QUARTERS

stock of Queensware TO Fosters Block, one door
above the Bank, where they VIII be most happy "a
their old customers, and as many may desire
goods at Eastern Southern rates. We have Just re-
ceived late importation and respectfully sociia call.
aug9 HoLLlNGSW ORTH ~ HUGHES.
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PARTNERSTUp NOTICE
MISUNDERSTANDING,

DEsSOEUTFoN OF Csp-E' AgsTNrssSYsEP
VIE Firm of T. H. Hood 6 Co. IS this day dissolved bv
mutual consent The unsettled business will be clos
ed up by T. H. Hood. who will the name of the Firm
In liquidation, and continue the Book business in his own
name. T.. III. HOOD.
- J. 4. BROADWAY.
Evansville Dec. 10Th. '51.-ltf
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The above letter shows that in n real hot FIRE, RICH Sal
the only Safes to be depended upon. In
the Pearl fire, eIerea Safes, of different makers
were totally destroyed, RICus SAFE bidding GcE
ancc TO the flames preserving notes. bonds ana morga
ges the value of $1,000 The Chillicothe ire Is q
parallel case-EvERY SAVE RIcHsi destroyed. These
repeated occurrences prove incOniesbly that Wders
Patent Saamanders, with RICn's IMPROyEXENT, are the
made in the United States in the whole world
They be had at the DEFoT l46 WATER and al
the Factory, corner of ST. Marks PLACE and AIESrEA
New York. SIEAENS * MARh IN.
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S. &. GILBERT G CO.,

g. &. GILBERT & CO.,
= z en- - 4 o a. pres > , a Q 9 r Y :.
HAVEnow on hand and constantly receiving Cot
! ton Yarns Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting. h,h
they prepared 20 sell favorable terms they
be purchased 40 in this any other city. Ne setting
cotton yarns at 6, and cents lOr $685. 6t's and ''s
spectiyoy, with discount OF for cash. time Tor APP
proved paper. lmh3c-ul
DLEiCnED NUSLINS.-20 eases reed per steamer
- Eclipse, and for sale by
jell JAS. LOW y CO., AZ Main ST., LOU. Ky.
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THE
GREAT FIREIN CIIILLICOTHE,
q - q - IL q %
Dne.third Of the Town EurDt &c Ashes

CmLLIcoTHE, o., April 18Th, 1859.
Messrs. STEARNs & MARVIN
Gentlemen: Yours of the 5th is at hand. In reply,
cry Safe i'm the fire, YOURS has proved good io
nothing. lost large Safer PERFEcTLY DESTROY
ED-but i'm the SMALL SALAMASDER BOUGHT FROI YOU
NOTHING WAS IsJUREDJ Your Obedent servant,
WM. l. CLEMONS
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED

I HAVE removed my Office to Water street next doos
Il to the Lafayette House." where can be found at al
times by day or night, unless professionally engaged
ap3-u JOHN SHAW, G.. NJ. NJ d.. AZ
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CO-PARrNERSETP NOTICE.
TR GEO. FOSTER is a member of our firm from and
after this date. under the ne ne and st,le of Fosters
N Drown. to3tl-u FOSTER q BROWN.
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SURVEYORS NOTICE

ClLKL CE.-5 cartoons 81 inch silk Lace for sale by
- je2' AS. LOW d CO., Az Main ST., Lou, Ky.
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GAS! GAa!! CASH!

a SUPPLY Of PhOsgene Gas, the cheapest and best
N light CIV or introduced in Evansville always hand,
and for salesby JOHN c. DEVEREUX, JR..
uNI0 sycamore near y uler.
INE.-2OO bbls suderiur White Lime for sale low by
II ap30 GRAHAM N FARRhib.
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BOOK BINDERY AND BLINK BOOK
MaNUFACIOHY.

-
lie undersigned respectfully announces TO the citizen
e. OF 'ns'ie and the adjoining counties that he IN
hited up Book Bndery, on First street between MAR
aud Sycamore with all the late improvements for eyecn
uIg every description of work in his line which no Is
prepared To do in the best kmanke manner ana II
the lowest Cincinnati prices. ~'N -
4 ,,ahk work ruled and bound to any pattern.
- il Magazines, Music. and every descrrtjon or Ia.
Scrap Books. &C., made to order
" : Orders promptly filed. Tie5tf1 p n 1NNFs
IL princeton Clarion, Warrick Democrat and Mouut
Crne Register, copy to of So and send bins to
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STORE TO LET

i 25 by 60 feet, Main street opposite the Bank -
Enquire Of "'fin"F
jy22H
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NEW GOODS.

4 FRESH arrival OF beautiful stock Of Spring and
~ summer Dry Goods, bought cash and inst omen
G, winch oer 10 the citizens of Evansville ri very
prices. Evey article warranted of superior fabric and
fast colors Please call and examine this stock before
purchasing eisew here. No trouble 10 show goods.
WILLIAM HUGHES
ml2J Corner Main and Second streets
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l(EREGE D'LAINES.-2 cases reed this day, and for
= sale by JAMES LOW q CO.
nyI az Main street, Louisville, KY.
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/ CLINTCT TIVE DIE cases reed this day,
~ per Alex scott. and for sale by
app JAS. Low G co., 4i1 Mair ST., Lou, Ky.
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HOUSE AND FENCE TIMBER.
WE nave a lot of good Clapboards on hand at the
wv Railroad Bridge on the Canal bank, and are pre-
pared to furnish any amount of Capboards Fence Posts
Pickcts, or any kind Of timber.
~ THOMAS ID. SMITH,
ap236 JOHN SMITH.
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Double Eutry Bookkeeping, 10 all tts branches In
ciudipg Equation Of Payments, Account Sales Accounts
Current &C. practically taught by A. LEWIS, at bis
Counting Room, No. aS4 Broadway. Terms favorable
References given.
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DASSAIC VINEYARD FOR SALE

This property is situated the east banks OF the Pas
ac River between Newark and Beleve about eight min
aes ride from the Newark plank road railroad or steam
boat dep6 swn Of about 200 yards rises gradually from
and shaded BY Towering shrubs ornamental and TO est trees
Fro this elevation extensive and vew pre-
itself Of adjacent country and river The outouild
nes consist OF house, wash, carriage, ice and poultry
hoa,e barn. stables &c, wn about ~ acres and more, II
desired OF highly improved lopd, the whole forming an OBJ
long square, fronting about 60 feet on the river IL
stocked with the best of fruits full bearing vineyard,
peach and apple orchard OF best select sorts cherries peaI
oums ouncss and ali kinds Of the choicest garden fruits In
abundance In short for locality productveness beauty OF
sceneea responsibility Of neshbons sa ubnty WHOSE anne
Is proyerba and proximity TO NewYork city 1t may chs
enge for comparison. Terms easy. Inquire OF klNG&
BOND Newark, OF l.. GORDON on the premises
HOMER MORGAN No. Pine ct.
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NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-Sealed

NOTICE to CONTRACTORS
! Y Proposals for Raising and Underpnning Ward
School No a. at No q Greenwich ST. and for Carpenters
Painters and Plumbers Work upon the same, Will be
ceived until FRIDAY August a. Che plans and specihca
tons can he and inspection Of the premises had upon
application to THOMAS r. JACKSON architect No. ITO
Broadway, ri Msden-lane. The proposals. under
SEAL be left the office OF Joseph Blackburn No S.
Vesey-st JOSEPH BLACKBURN,
Chairman Of the Board Of School Officers OF the ls Ward.
CHARLES STUART Secretary.
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DANK DEPARTMENT. State of New

ID York-ALBAsy. August IL lso1-Ine ro.N ~ -
COUNTY BANK bss this fled In shis oiee notiee
the appointment, Of THE ALBANY CIT BANK. Y -
city Of Albsny agent for the rscemgon Q. ~ 49,
WssShus Co q och agent seeeebe 70 the scs enisss
An set 70 amend the ssvsra es.s rsstne g ,eeoes
All n. 1881. DANIEL 3. sr. JOHN, Sapsrtnssaess@
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CUGARS.-5O0 hhds. Cuba Muscovado,

CUGARS.-5O0 hhds. Cuba Muscovado,
~ in bond suitable for the Canada market for sac By
BPOFFORD, TiLESTON co, No. 20 5outhu
Just in tfms.
IS THE PHILiSrlNES nre upon thee,
II Samson" We have the MussetO botc
usny the CITY the ard who
s,ist thus, DO know OF WlLLARUS PATENT NUS
KETO SC RI IN which is perie prot ct'on. and 10
he and I'D at the Clinton Hall Eectur Room.
Beebmsn-st at s prices and Of ali sizss. from
IS 90 Pleas- cs ard see II.
o no. do you know. my smart littls friend.
That your sau gune feast has come to q end
And now you msy buzz, and dance, and fret,
But you'll find you get under mr. net
so you've hss your day now | II have my night
IL you sta whilst sleep, shall think 10 10 ngdt.
Ard 10 all 40 hate you as | d. say.
Just tuy WlAd's SCR you vii fnd It will pay"
Sold At Wholesale at Dorsmos Nxon's No u Pako'Ae.
General Inform alton had ct B. T. Ira Bucknan
No. "a Fulton.st Territory for sale
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and FARM, situated in Montgomery County, New
York one mile from Amsterdam VILLAGE on the Chuckanun
do Creek aneveraiDg stream The Farm contains seventy
acres Of good farming land go1d frame House
and largs Barns aud all cesssy buildings and living
spDg Of good water leading by pipes to the hou and the
surplus goes to water the stock IN the oarn-yard
quantity quanied will the ia WITH and within ok
hou nd. of NewYok City For particulars tnquisa OF
DEAL Dobbs Ferry upon the premises or address A.
DEAL Dohbs Ferry, Westchester Co. at Amsterdam to
DAVID DEAL.
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EAST MORRISANA VILLAGE

ii About $50 Lots (remsinins unsoldl varying in szs
fom shh OF sir offered for SA LIE
on the most favorable Ten per and bal
ance on or before March, 1854 Title persct These lo
OCCUPY very healthy and beautiful location, and in
full view Of the Fest River and In the immediate vicinity
Of the residences several Of the wealthy and
speotsble citizens Of Weacheser County Also fine fishing
within one quarter Of mile Several houses are now
building and lots selling rapidly For maps and other In
Hsrlem RAILROAD Office. opposite City Hail.
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TOR SALE or to LET.-A beautiful

IN 10 ~
Cottaee near Hudson, Columbi County. The house is
conveniently constructed complete and pleas
anty located The grounds tssefuS laid out and
tain abundance and variety Of choice fruit besides
fine shubbery and plants There il also large kitchen
garden abundant supply OF at the door
within five minutes wa OF church. academy, two
schools potoce the station Of the railroad ny which
1t less than hours distant from NewYors There
at least four daily BY railroad and steamboat
with New York. The location while poss. ssng these ad
vantagss peculiarly healthy, retired and p and is
believed there few places Of the KIND desirable
The property will be sold accommodating and for
9 very low price, For terms &c apply to
JAMES S. SHUTTER, No. 8 Wall-st.
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EVOR SALE--In Berkshire County

II Mas "A large and valuable FARM, beautifully SIT:
Ssteo on the road Leading from Pistssh to Leunox and
shesn - the General Watson and welve Estate COO
tanning about $50 Of land large portioe OF which In
- sb STATE Of cultivation large Dwelling House. Out.
buildings. 6c- Within the limits Of the Farm 10 Lake
covering shout 20 sbundsnty stocked With fish, and
I many yess tho resort Of the snslsI Ps6ed has BE-
CONE pisce OF great resort for families from all psrs Of the
seentry nd IN III ysspects Of Enssnds esss
snss and mo-: hsshy tswnA Thsre ere ehurch.s Of
era denominaons and ssparvs ans schcos IN lbs paes
ne hshsa erder, patsoaas~s BY both near srd smoss
1901 re sioa mAkins thu sl is all deshtssi rec
bod ssd uossCs m s.sf;Sss psoss, apply 70 II
~ ~ HoHEK EOK6Xt, t(s,i fiasm \
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VETANTED-A nice family to take an
Let or Purchase in
Real estate for 5ale.
-
4 GREAT BARGAIN in TIMBERED

~ LANDS-The advertiser Offers for sale valuable
fmoerrd tract of about 90 Of land with new Am
cav mill 1.-TWO and sdgrr, cost OF mill over coV
and several cheap dwelling houses barns &C. upon me
nrenie. tn, tract lies within foui miles OF Hornert
VILE Steuben Co. In this State. within half mile OF the
Southern Railroad and eight miles from the Genesee Valley
Canal Al Nunds village Livingston Co. There is directly
opposite premises shipping point upon the railroad
where all lumber timber, shnges Sc eau be sent TO TINS
cty Rochester Elmra any other point upon the line OF
railroads In this State he advertiser having most OF his
time eDsIossed with other b. sinss will sell the property at
bargain The land heavily tnbersd, and worth ior
&c on One half Of the purchase money eau remain on
bond mortgage upon the premises term OF years The
would take for the half be paid down staple dry goods at
New-York CASH prices-such brosdcoths cssssneres
bsched goods shrings hosiery, &c all TO be fresh and
goods the prices in the said market
For the address Of the advertiser, j. quire at
PAYNE FISHERS, No. so Deyst.
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IvARM for SALE.-At New Rochelle,

II one mile from the Rsilroad Depot Containing "a
acres in high state of utvaon acres Of woodland. On
the premises is large house barn, carriage house poultry
house and sheds all built the last with variety OF
good fruit For farther particulars inquire in OF No SS7
Bowery Of WIN, DISBROW.
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Copartnership.

DISSOLUTlUN--The CopartnerssmmyP
heretofore existing under the firm OF CAD sIy.d ~
or IS. Publishers and soo'.e,le: Is resirns rom
business vi her partner is authorized 70 arc We
The fru. in settling the partnership oa,ro c.nY
Aug. 10, 1852 n.NIsL BURGESS
rnnsu,p n.NIeL BrRGEsS and RICHARD
rMMnp I'LL, ,o,n.d CoparDer.hp under tbs hrn
of6ASEI CO. VA s.niDs Sn ne 70 r ,osos
Nsw-Yak Aug l6, 1917 pGcu,pn sroRRS
NTOTICf.-The partnership of n. N.
NTncxWOOD l. CO 10 THE day dissolved BY mutual
nt snJ either Of the unde sneo authorized To ~
ss its snsinL- Dated July IS, 1859. v,yoon
GEORGE RUDD.
RE Clothing business In al iu brsnchss viii b oonns
usd at the old stand BY tho subscriber ,,,oor
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and SAW-MUL for SALE

Situated about miles from Morrstown, New Jersey,
well stocked with Fruit with good Dwelling Houses,
two Barns Outhouses Gc &c The Farm about 80
acres of excellent land under good state OF cultivation For
particulars inquire Of WdlTEHEAD& BROTHER,
Drugglsts No. 1872 Greenwich-st.
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THO OYSTER PLANTERS.-The sub


\ scrber owns two miles OF the very best shore for
planting Oysters York River in the State OF Virginia
which Is universally conceded is the river OF the United
States in which the finest and mist highly favored Oysters
are be found. When he "Caphose tbs ns
Of his farm he has said all that necessary to mend
It TO great many persons Ia EewYork and It's neshbor
hood who have been tngsgsd in the Oyster trade The
Vrsins law forbos nonresdents OF the State TO psnt
UyseIs in tbis river Under this state OF things the sub
scbsr thinks he may Dispose OF part OF his sbore upon
very advantageous to those wishing 20 In the
business by dividing his shore porol Of 1t into
number Of lots with land enough 70 each for the
of erecting buildings and Of raising fruits and vege
tables for the Northern market The snd Is admirably
sdsped for garden purposes being situated the south
side of the nver nearly three ies wide which serves %
temper the north and Of the sonog, thereby
sfooDg efficient protection against the late fross OF
season. This offer auas tor amoderate sum- the
of gaining residence III the sste aod VI acquiring
the Isht plant Oysters And of trading generally in that
line If the Subscriber FIND purchasers for some four or
FIVE Cf these lots he will SELL but would not be willing To
sell otherwise. He is not particularly anxious 10 sell to
several, hut If would like to purchase portion large
enough to justify his selling the subscriber will sccoDDO
date him upon reasonable Letters addressed to
the sub-cIiber William sburg Va will be attended TO
until the Goth of September a. which time he viii leave
hor N-w-York, of business for short time
While there he intends visiting Staten Island BY referring
to ao Jacob Post &C staten Island. his whereabouts
mey he found. THDM As GRIFFIN PEAChE Jr.
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A RARE CHANCE.-For sale or to
IA let ofthe bst stands in the City of Brooklyn,
now occupied Flour and Feed Store, well established
and doing extensive and profitable trade Any person
wishing enter into the abvs business will hear az op'
porunty upsurJ assed either In Brooklyn New York
by addressing FEED STORE Brooklyn Post Office. stating
where interview may be had. NJ Capital required
about S5(OQ
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Gnrnitnrr, &r.
ENAMELED and COTTAGE SETS

AMELED and COTTAGE SETS.
lL-MATBEWS GILLIEs. Ornamental and Cham
Der Furniture No f52 Broadway, side,
Grand st. Nanufactory No. 40 Greenest
having been engaged exclusively In the
Manufacture OF Enamelsd and Ornamental Cottage Furn
ture since IL, first Introduction from Europe thereby
enabled through long experiences to offer warranted article
q ger cent below al comp titors
Ensnieeo and Chamber Sets finished In the most exqu
ate ST. les TO suit the refined tsstes
Persons from the south particularly requested 10 call
and .xsir entirely styles Of Enameed and Or
nsens Furniture finished by expressly for tho Southern
market
Unlike all other establishments In this city VINO depend
solely others manufacture for them to sell slan with
out knowing what quality Of materials used In their
construction would Inform tho public that each and every
article offered by throughv under
ciEl supervision and warranted TO bs of the first quality
teIias
Splendid limitations OF Rosewood. Oak, Satnwood, L. 10
always on hand
The utmost boxing Furniture that 1t
be transported any distance without the least injury.
Mattresea Pailasses Pillows, &C slso osrent spring
Mattresses MATHEWS 4 GiLLIES,
No 49, Broadway east side. near Grsnd-t