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SUNDRIES.-
~ 10 Kegs pure White Lead;
10 do No. do do;
. boxes Writing Ink;
100 realms Wrapping Paper;
bb Backing;
40 coils asstd sizes Hemp Cor1age;
- boxes do do Country Glass;
% do do do City do;
10 bales Candle Wick;
lObOXes Tamblers;
- do Pearl Starch;
20 do Palm Soap;
10 do s. da do:
20 do English Dairy Cheese:
10 do Pine Apple dv
bbls Copperas;
3 do Alum
81 do Star Candles;
p do Summer Sterine Candles:
All of which We offer to dealers al very low rates.
je30 FOSTERS 81 BROWN
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II. G.. TWICsiELL & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission House,
NEW ORLEANS.

TINIlS long established house conAne their attention
strictly to sales and purchases commission, and to
the Forwarding business generally.
They solicit continuance of the liberal patronage here
tofOre given them.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
III, The undersigned would respectfully in sfl,
LsE form the public, that he has hand 81 III
EAt the largest and most approved styles off *
rS~ custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
hd ladies' Boots BusSns Walking Shoes and Slippers.
Also for Misses, DC, dc. Also hand. splendid
stock Of Leather and Findings sale wholesale
tail low for cash. his old stand Water doors
above Pavilion Hotel. tle3Iyl =. DEUSNER.
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DAINTS Ground in Oil, al colors. in cans from Que
i ten pounds, for sale 10y
KELLER & FARNSLEY, Druggists.
mhl3-n No. II Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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DRY-GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY-aooDs.

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY-GOODS.
JUST received per Paris, % asst'd Dry
Goods which We offer to the trade this morning at
duced rates.
This lot Of Goods are very desirable being fresh from
the agencies the manufacturers. The Prints especial
ly, exceedingly beautiful of bright rich styles the
finest cloths and colors warranted fast.
apl6 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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CHANGED QUARTERS

] / stock of Queensware to Fosters Block, one door
above the Bank where they will be most happy 70 see
their old customers and many new ones as may desire
goods at Eastern or Southern rates. We have just re-
ceived late importation respectfully solica call
aug9 HOLLINGSW ORTIZ IL HUGHES.
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CO-PARNERSHIPS. &c.
PARTNERSIHP NOTIcH

VIE premiership in the practice of law ofLaw Battell
Il q Johnson has been dissolved. The business of
me nrm will be continued Kinder the firm of Law and
'0nnsoh, Auornes and Counsellors at law. [mar %
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THE CHEAP STORE

LII who want the choicest knd of FAMILY GRocER1rs
al very cheap rates look for the sign the top of
ncr Second and Oak streets. - -
MF Il. will keep constantly hand an assortment of
Family Groceries OF the very best quality and will sell
them very low. His motto is "qulck sales and small
prohis- june 20 II
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Partnership NOrrCp
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
a CARD

M N. ohO. FoSIER is a member of our firm from and
y io"h' lo0ll-HI FOSTER IL BROWN.
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LaHiaSc0 Steam Furniture Factory.
wHOLEsAI,E RETAIL,


-7z7ss-l Messrs. KARSCH, WETZEL & KLINTWORT
go would inform the public that having recently
--I- established in lamaseo City, Steam Furniture
- Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
bureaus BcdseaSs Nardrobe. and several other kinds
Of Furniture by sicam thus enabling them furnish these
articles than be purchased esew here in this city,
and al CiHefHncf Factory prices Their work in every
RESPECTS equal To that Of the Cincinnati factories.
They also prepared 10 do Turning work ofevery des
crpton. and will be prepared furnish country manu-
facurers with what they desire in this particular. The
eEion of those wanting Furniture called the work Of
this Factory. Is
The wareroom is Main street, between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides ALI other kinds OF Furniture, at the room.
ldec9-lyl
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THE public is hereby notified that Richard Whitley
l. Carvit, regularly ndened Apprentice TO the Farm
ing business aged thirteen years. ran away from me last
Tuesday night All persons warned against employ
ing him or trusting him my account, as will pay
debts Of his contracting and will any person employ
ing him, for his wages. ljyl-3wtl ALFRED HITCH.
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ALE! ALF!AIEI

On CASES Fancy Prints; --
~ 10 do cotton Pantaloon Stuff;
5 do assorted Lawns and Painted Muslins:
do Satnets, assorted, just reed and for sale by
ap14 J. II. MAGHEE * CO.
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REMOVED.


"A large stock, new supply of W 'ne'r iorme
Books ana St2tioperv
oil, ., every description. New Publications. ,. ,.d =,
Our Wholesale and Retail prcss '.! teeeneu'
e6%nis of S SE s wish remrd Country Mer
large and we'll ine PROOF of which is in trying us
Medical s and Theological Books always On SanS
Printing, Writing Wrapping and F,nc, p.ro-.. NJ,
looks OF every description quality: AmerS.n and
Mns;n Ie stationery OF all kinds constantly on hand
of Guitar and Piano Music "i 'eils Win The bsst
~ fi7 LOT books not on hand promptly attended
- l1!-l T. II. HOOD & CO,
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RUNAWAY.

,lLKL CE.-5 cartoons 81 inch silk Lace for sale by
ie2' AS. Low d CO. AZ Main ST., Lou, Nv.
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Great Eastern d Northern
UNITED STATES MAIL RnIIIE-

UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. IN CONSEC
Ton WITH The CLEVELAND. CoLUMBVs AND
= - CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
E)ASSENGERS leaving Cincinnati by the Morning Ex-
a press Train, arrive 1T Cleveland al O'Clock J.. VI.
connecting with the United States Mail Steamers ZEN
CIlf or ALABAMA, Captains Richards and Pease for
D1nAirk direct, without landing; connecting via the
morning Express Train which arrives i'm New YORK In,
came evening, in advance of any route and without
I1ss ~ sleep 6etEeen Cincinnati and yeD York;
oagh Tickets can be procured the office OF the
Little hianl Railroad Co., Broadway. street;
Cincinnati, o. z. w. STRADER Ticket Agent.
Baggage checked from Cincinnati TO New York. For
tdftlsr particulars apply to L. s. Elliott Burnett House.
Cincinnati, o. CHAS MiNOT SUM
B. SPAULDISG, Agent NY d T.. r. II
No. CORTLAND ST. N.Y.( Imyal On, I
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GASI GAEII GASlII

49, ~~~@-''' ~'<As@
A SUPPLY of Phosgene Gas, the cheapest and best
n light introduced in Evansville, always hand,
and for salesby JOHN c. DEVEREUX, JR,
niylU sycamore near Water.
7 ME.-eOO bbls suderlur White Lime for sale low by
IL apo GRAHAM d FARRELL.
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REMOVED.
fNHE undersigned have removed their Book and Nus
Il Store, TO The corner of Main and First street where
they just receiving addition TO their former sfoe
an extensive assortment of Books Stationary Musca
Instruments &c. &c; all Of which they are prepared Il
sell at Wholesale retail, the most liberal terms
l!l3-u II. CONJUNCTION 81 CO
PAR LEAD.-5OOO lbs Bar Lead just reed and for sale
- by tjy2l PRESTON BROS.
LIQUORS.
i 30 bbs Cincinnati Whisky;
do Old Nonongahela Whisky;
do Reserve do;
do II Gin;
10 do Brandy; reed and for sale by
iye PRESTON BROS
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U1ENEsSEE MONEY bought by
i jyI3 f. GILBERT d co, Syc. near WAT
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CHERRY PECTGRhE.
Tor the rapid Cure OF
C0TGHS, COLDS, E0ARSEEESS.
BRONCHITIS, WEGO2iIG COUCH.
GROUP. ASTHMA. AID
CONSUMPTION.

this generation 10 facilitate the business Of e-ineease
It's enjoyment, and even prolong the of human
istence none can be named of more real value To-
kind, than this contribution Chemistry 10 the Healing
Art vast trial Of its virtues throughout this broad
country has proven beyond doubt, that medicine or
mbnation Of medicines yet known, cGa 50 surely con
troll and the numerous varieties pulmonary dis
which have hitherto swept from midst thousands
and thousands every year. Indeed, there is now abun
DAFT reason TO believe Remedy has at length been found
which be relied the dangerous agce-
tons of the lungs. Our space here will permit Us 70
publish any portion % the affected by USE we
would present the following opinions OF eminent men,
and referfurher enquiry to the circular Wh the Agents
below named. viii always be pleased to furnish free.
wherein full particulars and indisputable proof of
these facts
From the President Of amherst College te Celebrated
PSOfESSoIs HITCHCOCK.
James G.. Ayers Sir: have used your CHEnRY PFC.
ToRAL in my own ease OF deepseaed Bronchitis and avn
satisfied its chemical constitution that ii is an an
rable compound for the relief Of laynal aud bronchial
difficulties my opinion as to its superior character
be Of any service, you at liberty thin
proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK, l.. l.. u.
From the widely celebrated
PROFESSOii siLiMAN, IL. d., l.. =. ID. 3,
Frefesssr Of Chemistry, Miaeyei9gy, &C. &c.
Ned. Phil. and Scientific S0cie-
ties IF .7aerieaS EHr0pc.
- deem the CHERRY PzCToRAL admirable c0mpo-
son from of the best articles in the Matera Ae-
and very effective remedy for the class Of scs il
Is ntezdc1 10 cure"
New Haven, CT. Nov. ]. 1919.
MAJORP ATTI SON, President oftle s. g.. Sen
ats states he has used the CHERRY F'ToRAL villa wOi-
deTful success, to cure an inflammation of the lungs.
FROM one Oh TIE FIRST PHYSICIANS MAINE.
SAco. Me-, april IL lcfa.
DR.. ]. c. Aver, Lowell-Dear Sir: l constantly
using your CHERRY PEcToRAL in my practice and prefer
II to any other medicine for pulmonary complaints
From observation of many severe eases am convinced
twill cure coughs colds and diseases Ct the lungs that
have put TO defiance all other remedies
linFaraby recommend its use in eases Of cOnsumptOn,
anu consider il much the best remedy known for that dis
ease. Respectfully yours. is. CUSHMAN VI. II. p
PREP ARB , A sd s 0LDBY C. AVER.
Fraciic2i chemist. Lowell, R:ass
VFSold in Evansville, wholesale and retail by Craw.
ford Bell In Princeton, by Il. b. HallOck; la Pccrsbulg
By Adams & Campbell and by the Druggists every hero
throughout the State lap27-dGwlyl
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TAKE NOTICE.
g.

OfTCN YARN 500 bags Cotton Yarn guar
" antsed Of BEST QUALITY, for sale as follows
500s Il cents;
COOS ca do;
zoos ST do;
ALso-Carpet Chain Cotton Batting heavy 4 e.,,
purgs, ETC., for sale Equally low.
ls3 Sc. GILBERT & CO.. Syc near Wa,er
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O. n REwARD.-LosT, ON THE NIGHT OF THE
~ ~ 9th Of March, going from No 2 Centre street to
Centre market, Purse containing from S2J TO so Who
over will the No 22j street, shall
receive the above reward aud the thanks OF the
MRS. THOMPSON.
IL = REWhRp.-LuST. THIS MORNING, A LARGE
TC white and black Newfoundland Dog, with large bushy
aili answers to tho Of BENDER Had when lost
brass collar, With the suhfrriborf The above
ward win he paid delivery Of the AT NO Thirtyse
cond street near Firth avenue at iJ Pearl street by
JAMES OWEN.
@ REWhBD.-l0ST, LAST SUNDAY EVENING
W. March th In Broadway between Fourtecnth street
Pearl street adys fashioned Gold Watch with
chain Sttachcd Tho finder will received above r0ward
~ returning y TO No city Hall square ID. POLLOCK.
IL EEWhRp-DOG LOSr--STRAYTD FROM No ~
DO East ftocnth street, door from Third avenue,
Newfoundland Dog about four months old The above
ward Will be faid 10 any QUO who will deliver said dog
above.
I Osr ON THURSDAY, THE irn INST. ABorT III
IL O'Clock Y. ~, Package Of Books and Papers Wa,
Ie board the Grand street ferry boat or o.t
ic ferry and First street Wuliam9brg The dor Ni ~
suitably rewarded w leaving them li3 South Second
street, Williamsburg.
NTOTTCE.-h MILITARY uyERCOAT WAS TAKEN
~ through mistake, doubt, from the gentlemen
afor of tho Irving Honse, yesterday afternoon. a
lined with sky hnc cloth and has abundance of lace
es II returned nt the once or the Irving House.
liberal reward win be " the present posessor pre-
to return IT, and Will leave his addrces the will
he left for his datnn.
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COAL.

coAL-FoR SALE AB0UT 900 TONS LACK.wANA
lump Coal q the best quality in The yard AZ foot
Twentieth street, East River nj 80 TON Ina H.
Che ton. win be sold 10 lots Of ~ tons IL 1gre
~ the corner OF Avenue A and Twentieth street.
(toAL SELLING At REDUCED PRIcEs-SJ u pm
~ ton, fresh from the mines.I daily rccetyine has
quality Peach Orchard Ned Ash, o. an sizes for family use
Also white Ash Goal Wrescrc,ncd from ward AZ g,cents
aesItIehai epsrge, kos IS and 90 Washington street
cEoRSE MORROW.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MAILS d For Europe PER STEAMER ArsIcA.-
ri ss @ of EAT an
Parts Of and other foreign countries viii close at
'' once ''"''''s morning = AARON IRON swARrs
VoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE
raj am, &c & REGULAR ,s Gntay meeting Of this
@ sn WSt Srssr evening" John Mss II LIZ e. chasu
5saa Z. sa ~ SLOWER Ssseresaries.
TAhMA,NY SOCIETY OR co o. en- ORDER DER
held CHAMBER Of Se Great WWs@ ON the
Our the a'i no ss
M TSss csG s.saS be p .s ad s the
s Of % rea OF Re ss Of axe
Northern Tribes General and punetual attendance
DANIEL F. DELAvAN, Grand sachem.
Manhattan season Of Blossoms, ID Noon Year Of the Dis
yery 6ist Of Independence 10th, and Of the Institution
'ruE ANNUAL CONFINEMENT OF THE MEDI.
be held ednesday evening at o'clock March TO- In the
y e. saiss
to b.
JNo. W. DRAPER. Pres. Of the Faculty.
CoLLEi.cE or r, Physicians AND sUEGEoNsaUN
tho College held College Hall
soisoa And the pubic asssad COLLEGE
%STTs to the Faculty
MASONIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE MEMBERS
w Of Keystone, Arcana Benevoent, Platt and Charter
o this e Tnssdy evening aay at
oeiock precisely for the OF participating u the
dedication Members of the fraternity good
standing invited attend by order of the
Of Arrangements CHAS. W. WlLbETS, Chairman.
NINETEENTH WARD--STAGE ACCOMMODATIONS.
A meeting Of the owners Of property aud residents
along the limo of the Third and its vicinity from
Tirtyfourth to Fftioth streets will be held at Mr. e.
Naekhys Paper Factory feth street, the Third
Monday evening next at 7s o'clock sth March,
l2 10 take into the necessity Of an mmed
alto extension of The Thirty fourth street South Ferry
line of stages, to Ttcth street. thereabouts for the
necessary odaon of the people that vi
entity. All those friendly the and in favor of such
facilities and accommodations, without
leog tho tho lower streets Of the city with
additional number OF stages lines thus
ing the Inconvenience already felt in the lower
of The city, are particularly requested to attend
Lewis William Deneker, John e.. Miller,
Rowland, William i.eckie, g. W. Lowerre, Lawrence 4
Townsend William Bowen, Walter q. Mackay John Shoon-
,atsr John White, leac CLARK, James McNespic, James
flynn Philip Foley ). D. Moulton, Thos. Pincknoy, Tho
mas Bafrin.
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COpAWTyERsIuP NOTICES.

DsETNER WkNTED--IN TUE PRODUCE AND PRo-
vision Commission business. The partner wanted "
Of extensive country acquaintance and thorough bust
efs hattie. One that viii suit will BE- taken with small
.ash capital tn on, or address j. r. No. Erie Block in
TIC basement Entrance from Duane street. Rcsr Wost.
UptRTNER WANTED, THAT HAS TEN 10 FIFTEEN
hundred dollars, IN ufacturing business Of
goodp that VIII r0y 100
buildings and valuable machinery ARMY imma-
l.,sy st room new hetol corner q William sud fraea.
Gyf itss'tf,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
PUBLIC LECTURES.


1EERCANTILE LIBRARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l Board Of Directors have the pleasure that
Mrs. N Sinclair ate Mrs. Forrest) and Mr.. Geo. Van
asnhcn viii give Dramatic and Poetsal Reading, before
tan tlate Triplcr) Hall. The reading will commence ut
o'clock doors open at o'clock. Tickets fifty cents-may
be had Of WIN. Hall g. Son, Joe 7. j. Grower, Evans
Britain and at the desk of the brary BY arrangement
8 limited number of teketa-aevcnty cents each-ad-
gentleman and lady have been issued which
here only obtain upon early application at the Library
The programme will be announced in future advertisements
WILLARD d. FELT, Chairman.
~ u a. nmph' Lecture Committee.
+ ECTURES AT ABBOTTS COLLEGIATE INSTITU-
IL on for Young LADIES' Spnger Institute Union Park.
Professor Arnold Gnyot OF Harvard University, will
liver Of four lectures the Six Days Work Of Gre
aton designed show the harmony Of Science and
ton commencing Friday evening March at hafpast
and continued Monday the Sth Tuesday the 9th and
Friday, the 18TH Tickets for each lecture cents Prof
BENJAMIN siiliman, LIP Of Yale College viii deliver
the 18th 10Th 22d. 18th. 9th. and 3Oth of Mnreh.
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THE FIItEMEN.

vISuE RECEIPTS OF THE FOLLOWING DONATIONS
to tho Widow and Orphan Fund of the New York Fire
Department, i most gratefully acknow lodged: -
From the Howard insura nee Com pany ner Lewis phil
lip. Esq, Secretary ........,.... !UV
From City Insurance Company d. Curry, Esq See. 100
From Niagara Insurance Co. L. g. Irving Esq Sec. 30
JOHN $. GILES Treasurer.
Now York, March 8. 1S52
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FINE ARTS.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ELuR STAR H,RMoNIC,--A SPECIAL NETTING
- ~ Ito Club star Harmonic viii take Mace al ttp
Charles Nrieit's Tifth Ward Hotel West Broadvav ~
Wednesday ssenn next the 10th inst half past eht
o'clock ~ Iarts Who, at any time have had any CON-
noc"n win the above Club, respectfully invited e.
toud. Ny 0rdor, NJ ~. MASON sscretar,
OInE-l.AB oRERS Z. u. SOCIETY NUMBERING
mo held general meeting tho forest House 80
stng street on the 22d % January 1852 10 hereby Motif
hs' ~ contractors &c. that after tho Monday
May next viii not work for less than Ton Shings ptr
gay AM having IN accumulation fund ~ money amply SUR
c I" carry tho above reanlupn, al persons contracting
buildings are hereby notified IT the above fact aud
without eSese Members 81 TIE Union are requested -
hoHc the and b. rrcpartl g. tu labor s lust
fHWar Iy ord0r of tho society Presidents: James lum-
rrg Thomas Nich0icsop rtt,r Doncly rh0inp8 MckuHr
nan. WILLIAM NAsTERsoN. Secretary.
Y'HiRD ANNUAL PARADE oF TnE HOUSE Ar
penters-h meeting Of The trade viii ne held at Con-
yentiln HALL Wooster street Wcino day mornus leh
inst O'Clock, hear reports from shops, ana make
grand denomination III favor Of 81 nee DAY.
u. ". MORRILL,, Chairman.
ions Sunny Secretary.
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THE NuLIT ARH.

NEW YORK voLUNTEERs:-THE MEMBERS or
~ the Fret Regiment Of New York vouuesrs are 70
auesed attend special meeting this Tuesday ovenns
O'clock at the Mercer House. to make Tor
the .hs Nss York ri Voans GGRRET DYcKNHN
AT MEETING OF THE FIRST COMPANY Ma
IN onal Blues, held Mt the Seventh Ward Hotel No us
Madison street. the evening of March tho following
amh!e and resolutions were unanimously adopted va
Whereas Mr. james Dougherty having resigned the oce
Captain Of the Pirst Company National Blues which he
the members Of said passed tho
lowing resolutions as expressive Of their feelings on the
Resolved That in the loss which the Frat Company Ma
tiona Blues by the resignation Of their late captain
upon bis many acts Of benesoncs and seasroe
corded in their memories and there find their consolation
the friendship good wishes company may
his health happiness and in life DO equal ~ their
Resolved, That We, AZ a company, have been highly
prosperous and successful under him
will spare effort and opportunity show him.
good example he has set shall mako them look with
S% That eop 81 Il. the ana
utns be handed 70 James Doughcrty and also published
in the New York Herald
rrrra CAIRNS, Secretary.
(sARD.--AT MEETING OF THE KNlPE LIGHT
Guard held at Columbian Hall on Monday cysring the
excursion, the following resolutions were unanimously
Resolved That the thanks Of the company be hereby
dered To Mrs Kelsey Of No 10 R,ngton street and 60 Mr.
Duffy Of Thirteenth street aud Avenue for the
handsome prizes presented by them TO the company.
Resolved That also thank each and all of CUES
for their kind attention and the prizes by them bo
Resolved That to Mr. Gilbert "mine host" OF Mount
Prospect Hotel most cordial thanks due Cor hi
kind and gentemasy department to the company
than for Che lavish supply Of provisions Furnished us aw.
ing that while he makes the exterior he wen
knows what T. good for the inner man And last though
Received That heartily thank Mr. Shelton and hi. I'M
mitabie band for the excellent discourscd to
throughout the day
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Al Ais FOR EUROPE PER STEAMER AFRICA
Nl Post Once Chatham Square, corner of East Broad
Letter Bags for Liverpool London Ireland France, all
parts Of Germany and other foreign countries will close
This Office on "Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
AARON SWARTS.
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"hNTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as seamstre-s; she thoroughly under
stands dressmakng, and IL willing to assist in Right cham
terwork the understands line washing and ironing
call NJ Gf Ninth street between Third and
third floor.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK WASHER, AND
w ironer by respectable who IL capable,
and well understands her business Can be for
days at 2l3 Mott street. first floor Can give the
beg rcfe
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| WANTED-A SITUATION by A PRoTESrhN Nj
w young girl, az Chambermaid, to do the general
housework Of small private family. Peaee call at l
Liberty street, third hoor front Can be for
daya
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WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND Has WIFE,
w and also single gentleman board in private IA
mily where there but few bonrders. Iooton
Broadway and not above Blocker Terms must be
moderate References exchanged Address H. H. herald
office.
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SPANISH LANGuAGE.-A. DE p. BAEZ, TEACHER
- and Translator Of the above language, having few
hours dsengaged will devote them In giving lessons
cfce or in part Of tho city and will also
etions with correctness and punctualty Address 2
Dey street door from Broadway, room No. 80 tho
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HNANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK IN A PRIVATE
w family; who fully understand her business
give the best of reference Please call Isl Twelfth street.
corner University place. Can be for two days.
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HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION,-GAS FIXTURES,
Chandeliers Brackets, Pendants Lamps Girau
dole Aantel Candelabras Of Cornelius make also hc cse
brned Silver Plated German Silver Ware; Tea sets,
Castors Baskets Table Forks So to 81 per do1ou
So TO 50 equal to solid silver MORGAN 152 William
betwCen Fulton and Ann, opposite the church.