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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-08
A. RUNYAN.
Merchant Tailor.



receiving large and very superior stock Of CiofAs
Cassimeres and Yestngs In great variety OF coloie
The Finest and most Fashionable goods that could be
selected from the argestmporting houses In Now York
Ia large quantities. Styles, ve,y rich, trimmings suit
large stock Of fancy Cassincres very beautiful and m
good taste. Al kinds Of vessings, vclvcts Pushes.
Valincics, Morno silks and Satns. Beautiful white
enoroided Satns and figured Silks for weddings and
parties
A large stock of Geptcmen's Furnishing goods In the
best quality and tlste. Gentlemen can rely upon get
ting the best and most Fashionable goods at this estab
lishnent, The style Of a garments will be In accor-
dance With the ast Of the and the prevailing
fashion. Gentlemen visiting louisville be suited to
their ne tion BY calling upon A. o. r. 44s Main street.
who will be pleased show his goods and 10 suit his
patrons IN yfe that will be Card to his house.
Orders solicited AID pronltl, attended TO-:
oct9 3m 4. o. RuNYAS-
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Z. ScHyISG... ....--S p. ScHwfSo
New stove and Crate Warehouse.
Copper, Ttn and Sieetirm Ware Manufac-
fory

Main street, opposite the Bank.
M have Just received, aud offering the best
w selected of SruTcs brought fns
market Of Cincinnati and Louisville manufacture,
sisDg Of coal and wood Ranges Buckeye state. Hoosier
State, and Kentucky Preminl cook stoves. coal and
wood Parlor, Franklin. and Cannon plate, Shields
Parlor, and all kinds Of heating stoves. handsome
assortment OF enamclsd and plain Mantle Crates.
Also Tin ware, Coal Buckets Japaned ware, Sad irons
and Housekeeping articles generally. We warrant all
articles sold ey rs to be what we represent them the
money refunded.
Particular attention paid TO job Work. one OF US will
give personal attention and II satisfaction is not
dered. no charge will DC made.
sept29-a J. p. SCHWING & CO.
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FURNITURE.

IC0FAS. Dfran, Center. dining, Breakfast and Card
- Tables, Walnut ard ahog,ny Plain and Dressing
Bure us; Rose Woud Martfc sop Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, lounges Bcdseeads and Mat
rssses Also a large and general assortment Of God
Cane aud Hair sea. Chairs, for sale low by
aug23.Iyd WoOLSE7 NELSON.
TEwELRY &NOrfoSS.--Ear- rings. Finger rings,
I'd Breast PBs shirt Studs Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watrh chains Keys, Gotd and Silver Watches, Steel
Beeds and Caps Brushes Conbs. Pur5r5. rane, Soaps
Accordiars yon Pictures and various other notions.
for sale by
augs3 3iy WOOLSEY * NELSON.
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GRAHAM & FARRELL.

M AILs.-20o kegs sss'd, landing from steame
~ Paul Anderson and in store, for sale by
jelo s. z. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water.
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SGcetssors 70 T.. III. Hood Co.
Wholesale and Retail
BOOKSELLERS AND STA TONERS:
No. Fosters Block Ersnsriiie, Indiana,
RE fconstanly .ceivDg, i'm addition their ormer
Y large stock, new supply Of
Books :snd Sta :stiOncry,
every description New Publications. as issued by e
Eastern Publishing Houses, regularly received.
Our Wholesale and Retail prices are the same at
Louisville or Cincinnati; wish to remind Country
Merchants Of this cts she proof Of which is m trying
large and wen selected assortment of Miscellaneous
Schoot Medical and Theological Books always hand
60 select fren,
Printing Writing Wrapping and Fancy Papefs: Blank
Books Of every description and quality American and
Foreign fancy Stionery ofail kinds constantly hand
Music Teachers supplied liberal terms with the best
of Guitar and Piano Music.
IPOrders for Books not on hand promptly attended
TO. au2:7 RATHB0NE & WHEELER. .
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Washington Hotel.

C0RNER of Water and Vine streets, Evansville Ind.
~ Tie undo ned, have taken the above house. an
inform their friends, old friends and the travelling publ
generally that they now prepared TO accormodat
them the most reasonable terms and In the hest
x is their intention to keep orderly and quiet house
market ords, and they have doubt by their long ex
pcrieRee la catering for the public, TO give esro salts
fiction 30 ali. who inay n fNen with a call.
aug2l6m JOSEPH SPlTZ * JULIUS PABST.
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n. NELSON.
%. wUOLSEY.

AUCTION.
WO 0LSEY & NELsCN.
XNATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctionoers
w AMI Commission Merchants Manufactures Agents.
Dealers IN Dry Goods. Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses. Picture Frames, Notions &c. Particulars
ton given to the sale all descriptions of Goods Rsgu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs y and Saturday Cash
sdvasces made On Consignmcuts
aug % iy W0OLSEY q NELSON.
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QUEEN CITY TOBACCO AGENCY.

hbNNbiA OK Dophnt 'osAoeo ASp 'oAAAss1oS "AA
CHANTS. No. II PUBLIC LANDING, CIscIsSATi ONO.
II II Railways on hand full assortment OF Virginia
IN ! acco, with which they regularly supplied
from celebrated and favorite factories, making
theft 81 at aIf times complete and varied from htch
all purchasers may lie suited, amcng our sresen! brands
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NEW COFFDE HOUSE.

NEW COFFEE HOUSE.
Mp. HENRY SCHAEFER has taken the new ~,
ll story Brick Building near the Pavilion Hofel -
Water street. and has fitted and furnished Il In ~ 61t
complete style. ans Is now prcPsred 70 wslcnne ~
Accommodate his frcn, and he pubic eoneYnIlT ~
Bar will be supplied with the choicea hquos dgzG11
and Ales, which, with other refreshments be win seryo
up In the approved style aud q all hors o -
day. Mr. s. will always keep good VARSITY o( -
best brands Of Cigars. - -" oe0.r
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DEPOSITS.

rTNAE Evansvse Insurance Company pays interest on
cash deposits made at the Office of the CompGdy,
Ps,6s.s ps, sy q, G'pIs,s: s., Psf cent Per amman"
.. ." 4"
Twelve months and over
All deposits made win. the Company will be refunded
in current Bank Notes ui.css oherwse agreed upon.
mhl9'5l1 WM. T. PAGE. Sea'ty.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CtooK'S FAMILY GROCERY-Keeps every thinx
choice In Groceries and provisions, ON Fist s'ee'
between Main and Locust. ho'iS
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"AVE received their new supply Of Groceries of
description. and confident saying that
they offer nducement to buyers and country
clients rarely to be met with. Can and examine ,or
yourselves at their Store the Telegraph Once Wa
tor st. toctIel PRESTON BROTHERS,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16

Real Gsiatr for Bale.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-
IA DENCE for sale cheap, situated on the bank OF
hTewshury River a hours sail from the city by steamers
Thomas Hunt Edwin Lewis and Golden Cats, aed within
ve ninutes wsk Of Mounts Dock, Al which the seovs
ste stop daily In passing to aud from the city. The
property eonsss OF about OF land = story house,
25 BY ~ feet nearly new. For Pesssntness aud eesh.a
of location IL Is unsurpassed Pree only e3OM For
further particulars iequire Of BALDWIN Il HAMMOND,
No u Cedarst, OF 81 the subscriber the premises
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CvOR SALE-The House and seven

acres Of Land near railroad depot Fishkll Land
ns the residence Of L. Crosby Esq The premises In
excellent order, fine double house. good oubudings
Of choice fruit and possessing every requisite
for the residence Of gentee family wishing country home
Time TO NewYork by railroad two hours Inquire OF u
DORLAND, No. 80 NasSau-sL. n. Y City, Of WIN
WALSH or Wk n. DENNING, Fshkill Landing. Dutch
County
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furniture, Gr.

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS.
~ BEDS, MATTREssEs &c, st CRAwBUCK's No
SIS Grand-st ID door Of Essexst NeV-Ycrk-Chesp
Upholstery and Feather stors-The attention OF f.iss
shout purchasing respectfully invited the large and bess
afa .asorment Of Beds Mattresses Palsses BedstsadA
Vrcea and viii be cold at such prices 70 make n AN h.
tsecnes for al 20 ss and examine the above sock prsvus
making their purchases Goods sent 70 sny pxx Of ~
ssy, Brookyn Nflsnsbarsh free Of e4rrass OH re-
~ nstrsapes renowned ard made over
W. CRkWBUCk, No. $50 arsnd<s
INDOOR east Of Essex e. NY
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NOR SALE, on very easy terms, 60
j Budins Lots Fulton-av- and the Long Island
Railroad Brooklyn The land lies in improving neigh
borhood and is surrounded by buildings Apply to j. Pc
CARE, No. 163 Hester-st
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NOR SALE.-A very desirable piece of
ground, containing half acre. about nine city
ots In the best localities IN the village Of Woodaock
Morrisana fronting on Prospecsv, and nearly opposite
the end Of Wall st. For further particulars inquire OF h.
MEEK 5iths, between 9th and 10th and sd be-
tween 18th and l2h.avs, New-York, or 2. HAMMERS,
Westchesef House. Morrisania
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LyOR SALE-A Country Residence,

NOR SALE-A Country Residence,
with 25 Of Land in high state Of cultivation in
the village of Hempstesr, L. l., 20 miles from the city by
Railroad The House large and mDdous built In mod
ern STYLE with sliding doors marble mantes piazza extend
ing the entire front and with every convenience for
gent.el family The grounds laid with shr bbsny
and Fruit Trees of various kinds 10 full bearing This place
Is situate half mile of the village railroad posofce,
chu ch and schools No healthier place can be found The
whole improvements nearly having been built but
tw years For particulars apply TO OSEPH HALL No.
II Burlng sin of the subscr Der on the premises,
SILVANUS BEDELL.
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MOUNT VERNON.-For Sale, beau

lVE ful two-s'ory dwelling House, with a story
Echep attached and ten city lots Ground with 80 apple
trees situated above the village For particular inquire Of
JOHN QUA No. 10 Hsmmondst- New-iork, or Of J.
VAN TASsEL the premises, lot, No. 80 ls;ay, Mount
Verpop Westchester County.
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A SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE, or

IN EXCHANGE for CITY PRoPERTY-of 90 acres
nndrr hieh cultivation, half mile tro airoad, II miles
fum New-ycsk cars so five times day nom this city On
abe premises twosory house barn aud carriage house.
and eubadng all IN good order with al orchard OF choice
Jt and with stream Fl water through the farm IL will
1s sold low Apply 20 j. PECARk, No los Hester-ss.
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ENGLISH MACHINERY. NOR

liz TIMER HALL, Agent in the United States for the
sale Of Cotton Wool and Flax Machinery manufactured BY
Messrs William Higgins Sons Of Manchester, England
For terms &c apply 10 him at No 81 Wall-st.
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NOR SALE, a BARGAIN.-A Farm

containing % acres OF choice land, good bungs excel
lent water variety Of fruit situated east ade OF the
Hudson River 65 miles from New York, and n minutes
walk from the Hudson River Railroad Depot at New Ham
burgh desirable locat on, and be bought low. For
particulars Inquire fURI MILLS, No. Coentiessp, NY
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RonSes to let.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
IN DENCE TO LET-Ready furnished on Long island
secfable person will be let reasonable terms ADDRESS
with rsal name and number, COUNTRY hEslDENCE,
Lower Post Office.
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; PLANTAGENET

IL RIVER CUTLERY co. have established Depot
No 81 Johnst up stairs where complete assortment Of
superior Table Cutlery, Butcher Cook and Shoe Knives Ia
usy Be found which they would invite the Of
the trade and large buyers p w. GALLAU9ET. Agent
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IL PADS have been fonnd IN prsctiee m0st th0varA al
and generally 10 induce Cases Of long standing ~-
other Instruments have fsed be etecusly retained
PsuPs Church. FREDERICK NJ BUTLER Psoprstor
B.-Lsdies attended BY female between the hour a
A. d. and 6 z. NJ
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DOOMS TO LET-Funished or Unfur-
III nish.d, without Board, atsNo. sos"snen st. win
Tre. NJ Bafh.
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HyOLET, with BOARD-A wellfurnlshed
Room 70 spse gentlemen or family, with bath room,
tas Hnasop-st opposite St Johns Park References ex-
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DUU.DING LOTS FOR sso-in the

Ssp Dwelling Houses worth $500 each without additional
-ostthree quarters OF hours ride BY the HUDSON River
R.,usd ONLY $50 Cash required For Maps and full par
vsculsrs apply 10 COMBS NlC0LAf. Auetionee,s No.
.2t4 Csrandst near Bowery Othce hours tom A. d. 70
hop NJ.
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ENAMELLED and COTTAGE FUR

IL EITURE WAREHOUSE, No fs2 Broadvsy. esd
ode near Grand-st; Mandatory No. 20 GreenesA
MATTHEWS 4 GfLLiEs, wholesale and retail desisrs IN
Ornamental Cottage Chamber and Dab Furniture would
respectfully call the attention OF hose intending furnish
he present their extensive and vsd
Of Ensmeed furniture.
We fstter ourselves saying inst after years OF practice
.nS direct attention IN this line enabled 70 pro-
duce AL article that pronounced after NIL t1s BY dis
srinnsine public be the b Enaneed and Cottage Fur
uiture ever offered IN this country
@ would especisy call the attention OF persons Of
taste 20 examine their styles Of Orndnenta FURNITURE
exscur@d ~ best Psssn ssS feeling CONFIDENT tns'
they cannot be surpassed We respectfully solicit eontin
uaDce Of the pstousge heretofore % svsny eestowed
upon Us -, :.
st our establishment
Az We manufacture the whole Of WORK ourselves We
.ouseouently are enabled 10 sell warranted article much
les. than thos7 who buy. TO sell again -
MATT ESSES, PAtLLASsES, PILLOWS, &a
Also Patent Spring Mattresses msce % order
The greatest care bestowed boxing Furniture 50 that
can be transported any distance without n1rinS y In the
le.st MATHEWS GlLLlES,
No 49, Broadway east side. near Grsnd-st.
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ESSRS. LIGHTE 81 NEWTON, il

I'M T
lFl proved Melodeon Depot. No 81 Broadway. NY
opposite the Parh J. ). CLARK, sole Agent
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, s CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL

IN -. NLEh ' ETN y i INIIJIA IDthEI
HONEY SOAP.-This invaluable article which OBJ
tanned the prize media at the Worlds Fair In LOudon Is
daily ssnrg ground in public estimation and the demand
for its immediate Is great that V Is with great dii
scftening qualities and the smooth and wbs appearance
which impsts the skin stkngy obvious aud are
spoken Of 10 the highest terms by all who use It. W. DA
Wis co, Importers and Sole Wholesale Agents No 40
Ceurlandt-st.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

" On the line Of the Central Railroad OF NewJsrsey,
about an hours nde from this city stofy ste ueass
situated lew rodsf Ca1ese station The hcuss enre
ivTev finished In modern style, and contains nine rooms
Communicaon With the city several tunes daily BY rail-
I'd and stesmboaf-Commutstion. 10 per snnun FOR
further particulars apply 70 ,.vpp AZ, ,,po.s.
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ENOR SALE-A House, Barn and 10

Il three story and basement brick house together with
Lot located No - 2st west o9th-av Ii Is healthy
and beautiful location ne grape vines and great va
rey OF shubbery in the yard viii be sold cheap ans on
easy Possession immediately Applv a. ths nr,pi
sea or 10 ID. CHICHESTER Nc. 81 sth.sv.
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to CONTRACTORS.-SeaIed

Proposals will be received the Street Commission
ers 0fee, Of Broad and Markstss Newark until
WEDNESDAY June ., 1852, st II o'clock NJ for paving
the following streets viz:
Marke-.t- from its intersection with Bank-st to New.
jersey Railroad Az.
Park-Tlae from Rectorst 10 the Canal Bridge
Cedsr-st, ON Broad 70 Halsey.
The whole amount Of paving required TO be done In the
above streets about thirty thousand square yards
Specifications may DO seen and further Information OBJ
tanned. By calling above.
EDW'D CARTER, Stree. Commissioner.
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METALLIC MARBLE MANTT ES

EIALLlC MARBLE MANTLES.-
lVl JOHN H. KEYSER 4 Co, Hot Air Furnace sns
Range Manufacturers have added 10 their business ths
manufacture Of Enameled Iron Mantles In imitation Of
different Of expensive marbles Of great beauty and
elegance OF hnish They BE- sold greatly reduced
price, OF corresponding style Of marble and need only 70
Be to be appreciated Coluns and other
work for interiors Of dwellings Be msrbed n the mos
beautiful manner and at moderate Archtscts buid
and Others interested invited call Store Of
the subscribers and view the article for themselves
JOHN II. KEYSER < co. No So CIiHa
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NOR SALE House and Lot on the

proyements In williamsburg, u Lots Of Ground,
half mile Of the Grands Fefy, on the nam street
20 No property be found better adapted for
Improvement for manufacturing purposes Title perfect
Inquire of j. c. HALSEY, No ll3 Jsy-st, Brooklyn.
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.NOIINTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

u f.t Norv,slk Ct-On the line Of the New.Nork and
Sew.Hayen Railroad about u hours ride from the city
The property conss Of about onehs OF an acre ., and
-, story house conveniently constructed reaIy new ana
scontsinng T0ons II pleasantly located on elevated
suapd commands fine prospect VI the hsbor and soapd
and IA within five minutes walk OF the Churches once
Sc To persons wishing residence IN the country IN good
1ocaton with all the eonvenences OF frequent aad cheap
y communication this affords opportunity seldom met
with Communication BY RAlrosd see aud $40 per anna
Price 81 500 Terms easy For further particulars Apply to
Ga O. L. OSBORNE, No. IN Mulbsrry-st.
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TEAS.-W. P.MOODY

CO. having refitted the old store No. 1872 Chatham
st. formerly kept by Messs. Gasner Young prepared
sell retail very superior crops Green and bacb
Teas al exceedingly low prices viz Best Y. H. at 81 psl
b usually sold at 81 extra fine Y h at and b coed
H. 81; aso best extra fine Ooons at III fine Oolons and
Souchong at 81; English Breakfast Tea and Congoo At
and 81 Also Java Coffee at h per TO- usually sold al
IA good Coffee at 10 cents and sill greater redue
country merchants win be supplied with Tea and Coffee
ected expressly for retailing auction prices for cash. from
the following stock 30O mas Java Coffee 900 pockets So
mstra d. 50 MaTscaibo and Lsguyrs do Also ~ halt
chests curious OooDs Teal 10 hf CHI extra fine do Oo
peror and fine $40 IL 70 boxes dol 40 CHI Congou and
English Breakfast Tea 50 hf ch superior fine and curous
Young Hyson also, Tyson Gunpowder Hys.n SKIN &s.
w. z. MOODY 4 CO. No. ls2 Chathamst
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FARM FOR SALE.-For

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-For
Sale an excellent Farm in New Jersey consisting OF
l34 90 of which under cultivation IL Is within
two hours Of New-york, Of mile from the keyPort
and Freehold Plank Road ana mile from the hourshins
village OF Middletown int There Is commodious dwell
scnptiop la &c number OF choice fruit trees have been
planted during the last years The soil caY 'oan,
and yields heavy crops Wheat and Grass Every part OF
the property is well and for stock farm can be
equaed by il the country For further particulars in
qnire of LEONARD APPLEBEE, ESQ, go Wail-st where
map of the property may be Ii an eligible prop
cry 70 the Capitalist well Farmer as the rent Will
yield good nteres uIon the purchase
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LOUISE and FIVE LOTS for SALE.

H-A large and beautiful House with FIVE Lot- u
So1nd an sOhsf extending hack 70 sistt between a snd
o. The ots are in high of curvzon and high
fenee around them The house contains 70 rooms
nae with ten regers and has been tined three
beautiful sorpg Of water the premises Groom
ts, car h. hai yefy sasy Fer and particulars sppy
10 HOMER MORGAN, No. Finest
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Alusieal.

M USlCAL.-Signorina ELIZA VAL
lVl ENTlNl, the pTima donna, Professor in Singing,
PanoFoe and Thorough Bass has the honor inform the
musical LADIES that she viii be In New York all simmer.
She teaches and be her private residence
No 10 Luoow-Plaee Houston-st, corner Of MacdOugsI
MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
all 7 p NJ.
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TLAMMERSBURGH.-This new vii

age accessible times day by stages and steam
ooss situated wi hin eight miles Of the CITY Hall, opPo-
lte Harlem College Point and Flushing bay, near the
beautiful OF Flushing and adjoining the village
Strsonport which sold readily last spring, and
laid ont on the the of both places inter
secting othersnd will form its commanding situation
dant period be Of the principal seapors In
The vicinity of New-York The lots vary IN from TO
city lots in price from 800 $50 The terms are US
down. the in monthly instalmens OF So which
enables every person. however rcmanced TO become his
own landlord Being exceedingly healthy, and surrounded
BY scenery which cannot be supassedembacns views OF
FLUSHING Newown, Risers Island Morr1sania &c Any
persons wishing purchase at the above requested 20
call AZ the Office where maps and every information vii
.heerfuly be given JOHN A. FLAMMFR No Isl West
l8ths between 7th and sh-avs. Office hours from TO
O'Clock M, and maps can be seen at JOHN. o. FLAM-
MERS No 81 Motst The only authorized agentsto make
ales are Jackson Nichols and John Ogvy the ground
Nj Hammer will be on board the boat every morning.
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6rbools.
XCELSIOR.-Parents wishing to find
HRENCH. GERMAN and ENGLISH

il CONVERSATION and TRANSLATlON-Eiem
~ higher Classical observation-disclosures on the Roman
French and German Laws. -RefdTs 4. TELLERlNG Tor
merry constant resident at Pans Londou Berlin ETC. has
removed bis Institute from No 80 Prnees to No ~ Broad
way opposite ibo he continues teaching the mod
en the Ollendorhan improved msthod let
tiers may be addressed L. s. Box No. 1000 p o., NY
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VTOVEGAN LAKE.-For sale. a hand

some country residence consisting Of spacious mod
EN- built House with from y - Of Ia d. part front
Ing on this beautiful Lake. The house Is 9 feet front and
well suited for summer boardes for family r-ndence
IL hiss large orchard and suit abls dnz Sc TIE
land high cultivation. with corn wheat and planted
and NAV be entered upon Immediately Michigan Lake
within four miles Of Psek may be reached In
by Hudson River Railroad and Is one Of the most b@sHfu
and healthy sections Of the state Apply 70 THOMAS
JONES No. 2f7 Broadway.