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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

@The most extraordinary feat of"table
loving" is now. conceded to have been that
E Table Rock, 1t Niagara.
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10 We copy the following from the
3row Dstown lind \ Democrat:

Brow nstown lind Democrat:
Ak AFFAIR OF LovE.-Last Saturday fu-
gitive slave. belonging to Judge Fitch, Of Ken
lucky, was captured in this county and given
over to his owner. There was with him at
the time he was taken, white girl, his para.
Asoss, who had induced him to make his es-
cape that she might join herself for life to
fhis dark fortune.
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NIINDOW GLASS.-230 boxes s. MeKees "City "
w New York" and other brands, assorted sizes,
just reed and for sale By FOSTER & BROWN.
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MAILS AND sPIKEs.-3oo kegs, Belmont" Vince
IN ing and other favorite brands for sale low BY
hevc4 FOSI ER & BROWN,
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T.. n e.. Rat1PO0d.

We are grat6ed to be able to announce,
that with anything like suspicious weather,
the Evansville and Craw louisville Railroad
will be completed in little over one week
from this time to Vincennes. In two weeks
certainly Vincennes and Evansville may
claim to be united by Railroad. 1t will be a
happy consummation, and we are sure one
that the citizens Of both places will be delight
ed to realize. The White River bridge is
not yet completed, but the work is rapid
ly going on. 1t is now confidently antieipa.
ted the structure will be finished by the mid
die Of next January. Until that time, pas.
sengers and freight are obliged to be trans
ferred at White River. But this does not
cause very much delay, and allows passen-
gers few minutes opportunity Of inspecting
the bridge works. The President of the
road, Hon. Sam'l Hall, has recovered his
health, and 10 now active in pushing forward
everything in connection with the road. We
have heretofore been called upon to compli.
ment his industry and faithfulness. He has
labored under peculiar difficulties in his of
fee, but in spite of all obstaclesis carrying
the work forward successfully. There will
be no delay in pursuing the work beyond
Vincennes, and ere long we will be connect
ed with Crawfordsville and Terrc Haute.
q" The publishers Of the Indianapolis
Chandelier, commence republishing notices
made of their paper with the following re-
mark:
Per contra to the doubts and -fe1rs Of the
Evansville Editors, the following compliment
airy notices of our prospectus have met our
eye.
If we have had any doubts or fears in re-
spect to the success Of the Chanticleer, GER
tainly we have not expressed them. We
gave the publishers in their enterprise CON-
plimentary notice, without caring to have a
doubt or fear in the matter. By reading our
notice again, they will perceive shef have
entirely mistaken the spirit Of our remarks.
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ADMINIsTRATOR,S SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that will sell ut pubc auc.
IN ton. Friday, the 10th day Of December next at
The residence OF Charles e. DuttOn late Of
county. deceased, all his personal property consisting
OF Hogs, Groceri IS, Liquors, Household Furniture &c
credit Of six months will be given on all sums over
ree his note with approved
security, win Interest," waving valuation and rise
ment laws II. q. WHEELER,
nov24 Adm;ni.s,.,o,
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EXECUTORsS SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will sell at public auc.
ton, on Tuesday, the 10th day Of Decem er next,
1t the residence Of Mary Garrett late Of vaderurgl
county. deceased, all her personal property consisting
Of one horse, COW, calf and household furniture DC.
credit OF six months " i'll be given all
three dollars the purchaser giving his with approx
Cd security with interest," waving valuation and
ment laws. J. g. HOPKINS
nov26 ids Executor.
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LYONS KATHAInON.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

TPDR. HOLSrEADS PILLS WILL GU RE DYs
pePsa. Indigestion, Billiousnsss. and every disease
No stomach.
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DAiSTrD BUCKETS.-Just reed direct from the
l. mandatory, 50 dog Painted Buckets. at low ng.
ure. (nov2D FOSTER Il BROWN.
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A heavy house in the Yves: india trade. 10
Gated on India wharf. failed yesterday fos q
large amount.
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BAGS Kio Coffee, reed per steamer lie xineton, 70
u sale BY (novl5) SAMUEL Okk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

- -
rIONEY foe sale mt
IL nov=6 I. BACON & CO.'S Family Grocery.
MORN and COrn-n cal for sale ut
~ nov26 r. BA CON q 40 IS Family Grocer.
"HlTE Beans aud Irish Potatoes for sale at
w nov-6 L. BACON & CO.'S Family tirocer,.
A LMONDE and Pecans for sale at
a rows 7. BACON d CO.'S Family Grocery.
NHOl.ASSES.--25 whole and IS half bbIs Of best
w quality md 10 dine orIcr, for sale low b,
nov.6 5. b. GILBERT * Co., Syc. near Water.
w h. CHEESE.-os boxes landing from steam.
w or Cumberland Valley, Tor sale BY
nov.6 s. b. GILBERT d CO.. Syc. near w alter.
LAST CHANCE.
RY order OF the Court Of Common Pleas of Wander.
~ ourgh county, will sell at private sal in parcels
10 SUIT purchasers, 269 Of Lands part
SECTIONS Nos and d. in IOWA :, South of Range No.
~ "est belonging to the estate Of Willis n Hawkins
Gee de- said lands lie on The Bayou. mile aud haiti
above Evansville lfnot sold at private sale pre- to
ton.
TERMS OF sALE:-One- fourth cash; one.fourth In O.
nciourh In u. and 0neiourh In 10 months from day
SALE with interest," without relief from valuation
zpPraisement Avs. JNO. J. CHANDLER,
novS6lw Administrator.
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STAR CANDLES.-Just landing from steamer Col.
~ Drennon, ~ boxes N. Werk e. Co. brand.
nov24 FOSTER & BROWN.
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TUST opened n lot Of Curtain Damssks, Muslin Cur
% tans Curtain MusliRs CsTaip Bands, Cornices and
Curtain Pine, extru heavy all wool Bed ana
extra size do Bed Comforts Of all szes and qusities-
Linen and Pillow case Costons.
Linen, Damasks Table Cloths and Nspkins for sale ~
COLBUKN IL FERSBERGERS,
sepo3 First street, below Main.
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GENERAL ROCERlES.-We have In store
VI received BY late arrivals.
~, sacks Rio Coffee:
50 packets Java Coffee;
65 haifcne Is Gunpowder, Imperial & Y. II. Teas;
10cases supr Black IL English Breakfast do
Together with very general aud we'll selected stock,
WIN CHI we are DESTROYS to offer the trade q small ad
vance. (nov:4) FOSTER IL BROWN.
TANNERS Oils bbls reed per steamer Chancel
L ior, for sale by (uovsD PRESTON BROS.
TX BxS Counter Scalss and Coffee Mills reed per
- Arctic, for sale by (noveN PRESTON RRoS
ADMINS 8 ATOh,s NOraCE
NOTICE hereby given that the has been
IN appointed Administrator the Charles
button, late or vanderburgh county, deceased said
estate is supposed TO ne insolvent.
nov24-3tw H. Q. WHEELER
Administrator.
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cAUTION TO the PUBLIC.
soY TO Tn. WORLD.

Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Forthe entire eradication of all Psn-External and
Internal Remedy!
fOF41ILY SHOULD BE WTTHoUTIT.
One Twenty i've Cent Bottle will do convince
you of its efficacy than all the advertise
ments i'm the World.
1T is WHAT IT'S NAME DENOTES,
ApAIN-KlLLEHl
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Ffesr STREET. BGLew MArR. IN fosTsRr BLorK.
kE now Opening the lsrgevt and richest sssoftmsne
"A OF the newest fabrics and latest designs OF Dress
Goods. both for Ladies and Gent emens wear. ever Of
fered in this market. Also. genefaI assorrmens OF
housekeeping Goods, Linens. Woelen Geo Ca pete.
&c all Of which will be e0ercd AZ the lowest ma'kct phi
ces. Pea.c call and examine before purchasing else
where II YOU wish good bargains. sepE
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BLOW.
fPER STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.

lEkh SIkANSluP ATLANTA.
A1wERP-Arr March A. Daniel Trolie. Charleston.
SD 4th, Princess Victoria Howell NYork 8. b. Fanny
horner do. - -
Sid from Flushing Roads 3D. Peter Hattrick, Rockwell
:. ALDBoRorGH-Arr OFT March 8, Princess Charlotte
NEWMAN, from Shields for NYork
bokDKAUk-sld March 2, Nautilus Stefsn NYork. lth
Governor Hemsworth, do 5tn, Brother Mailer do'
Ager, Hoiler, NOrieans. '' -
BRIsToI-C1d March 7, Grand Turk King Nryc-,, or
the Pill 9Th, Brilliant, for NOrioans iron, Bristol 5
BErxHAM-Sld March A. Cene Leonic Fresmol lIavre
with part of the cargo Of the American ship Cagran
Delano from Charleston, at Plymouth Indergolp trir
CARDur-Sld March a. Globe, Blair NOreaps 'i~''
Doym-Arr of March !, Hecla, Meyer frof Boston for
London
DEAL-AIr March O. severus, Koehn Newcastle and pro.
ceeded for NYerk; 4th, Auguste, -, NYork Thomasine
Morris, and both proceeded for London Equity Va.
son, Shields, and proceeded for Ma Mia 9th PAY Sgart
Orleans and proceeded for London Passed BY 5h south
Carolina, Stewart, from NYork for Rotterdam.
DuBrIs-Arr March 4, Waltron, porman, NYork SID
Attn, Gauges Stevens, NYork,
FArA-In port, Feb "a ship Hope (Am) With emi.
tAm), kaky,
Grnsou Arr March 3, Robina Bartlett. NYork 4tn.
land, frotteau, Boston.
GIAsGow-Arr March :, Helena Smith New York. TN
ssian Jshe steven and Earring Brothers Gregg Mob l.
10 stn, Eys MDs Fan francisco 9TH st George Alien
Boston, (aiso reported 7th.)
GIBRALTAR-Arr Fob 20 Montreal Morriii N,r..ii,,.
and cid for New York. ' -s'
GRAv4Esp-Sld March = Wisconsin Scott Nov yo-t
HUu-Arr March Augusta. nIordin New York
HAvRE-Arr March g. 81 Nicolas BRA ftlon No. yo-t
10 the Roads, Fox, Ainseorth from Mobile sid n
john Spear, Spear, and Finland Johr SON New York
Globe, Baker, New Orleans. -''' ''" Lutte
HsIIcosAsp-Ar OF March 5, Capernicus, wietng.
from harest0n for the WeScr -
Hryorr-Arr March 2, witte Corcelius Zoon 10 with
Pos.en New York. I'D TO March e. Harmonic Beuma,
New YORK.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Atlantic-I Burr J B Chatfeld.
Nine George and servant schenck and lady Miss
man, G W Power, u ii sheeban, NJ d Hannah child and
mus 50, Mr. schmidt, Capt Robinson RN Q Clark I Q
IBIiD, CLcigh, Lenk and lady, y Lodge Mr fun.
stall end lady, Ranch I Lenk, Mr. O'DonneI W Swain,
N Eonegan. Giant Neville u Miller Mr. Thorson and
lady, Mrs Censor, Mr. Forsyth Gouldng N Tnney,
II i Norton, Il W Beoison, ] Kock Mr. Richardson and
lady, X Brown.
HARfsroy-Steamshp Jamea Adger--Misa Fsirchd
Miss Haddock, Mrs Bradley and child Doinc W CHS.
olm, G y Burreli White, Tcft II l. McCiung r AL.
len, PClark, Clark, q Harbridge, Robinson J b
Wiektrsbam, NJ Mixer, Smith, Bes Hale, Jr, A G
Woodruff, Ford, q Sussdorf J Amer DR. A smith J r
Ithieldt and lady, Eshfeldt; NJ De Bardelebran
Young, IN Tobias, NJ Haddock, Nckerson--5O in the
stetTsge
sAvlsNAH-steamship F1orida--R Patton J Coin,
Foley, Robinson, N Capron, J Laughey n L
cross, Nevis and servant Boon and Lady T J Ogden
a Fink. OF Woodford J WoodsIde, Mr. Tong IAyne
I 2 Adams, J Hollans. Jones Mrs. Myeth Mas
CLANCY Barclay, A Bostvick, Mrs Be.chIn and chld
LII in the Noes,ge.
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On Monday, March A. after severe and prctrscted
insss PY DUyYy in the twentysixt year Of his age.
His friends, and also the member, Of ST PssIicks
As funeral from his late residence No 80 Prince street.
ct half pest O'Clock this afternoon His remains will
taken to the Catholic Cemetery In Eleventh. street
On Tuesday, March D. ADun youngest child Of Garrett
". and Mary Adsiis Ryekmsn. Jr.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents No III East Fifteenth street. this afternoon
On Monday evening" March 81, MARY FRANCES wife of
Her funeral viii take pla sh. afternoon at o'clock
from her late residence No. $50 Henry street. Tho
friends OF the family respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
y illness, ANDRE GEORGE BLANCHARD, youngest
Of Francis and Caroline BlanSard in the NTH year of
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral without further notice, this after
noon at two O'Clock from the residence Of his brother
in law, Horace P. Russ, No AZ West Thirty second
street His remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry
On Tuesday, March ~, ALICE GILMORE in the eighty
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her f
neral THIS afternoon at O'Clock, from her late resi-
On Wednesday, March %, JOHN NJ. WHITE aged years
The funeral win take place from the residence of his
parents, West Fifteenth street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, this afternoon at / O'Clock.
Os Monday, March q, OF consumption, WILLIAM HARRIS
His friends and the members Of Alleshania Lodge No
loo, W. VI w. requested TO attend his tuner ST.
this afternoon, at half past o'clock from his late resi-
dence 6s Gouyerneur street His remains will be taken
to Greenwood Cemetery.
On Tuesday, March q, at his residence. No ess First
avenue, Mr. THos BRADLEY, native of Ireland in the
thirtieth year of his age.
The friends Of the family the members Of the House
Painters Society the 7. F. Meagher Club, and of the
mitchell Guard, Ninth regiment respectfully request
cd to attend the funeral at half past o'clock to
afternoon.
On Tuesday March %, OSCAR H, only son of j. H. and
s. A. Merriam, aged months and % days
The connexions and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his fathers
denoe, No. 10 Charlton street. to afternoon at
O'Clock.
Eastern papers please copy.
On Monday, March y, CHARLES E., youngest son of
John and Henrietta Machinery, aged years, months
Tbs relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to at end his funeral this clock
from the residence of his uncle, w. E. Brewer No So
Stanton street.
At East New York, Tuesday, March d. after short
but severe illness Mrs SARAH wife OF William simmons.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the Dutch Reformed Church.
In Peterborough N. H.. Mrs. RHopA PEABODY mother
81 Rev DR. Peabody. Of Boston
In Philadelphia, Capt EDwD. N. DONALDSON Assistant
Appraiser of Customs, aged Is years.
In Dighton, MIR. ANTHONY SyKL, Revolutionary PEN
sioner, aged 30 years.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

fHlL4DElPHIA, March II III.
Alphabetically City of Glasgow, Wylie, Liverpool
f GaIn Plate Carroll Matsnzas brig 0seols Farrell Glen
Cearod-Ship Frigate Bird Cope San Francisco: Elers-
line Pinckney Alexandria brig Chcopee Te ylor Boston
schrs Alert Hail. WIndies John Phillips Bsdges Boston
Dupont, Corson, Wilmington, NC; Alcyona Whitaker
do Thos Deunison Saunders NYork; sper Sear Bos-
ton; Jas House (new) Line Savannah
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I. Brosayn, - Monday evening March n ~ the Rev.
\. " Dwight D. D., yAnD v KnAssn ~ Many ELIZA,
% Wednssdsy, January H. q ST. dserEss cathedral,
rreetovu. sierrs Lso.s. by the Right Rev. the Lord
sSrs Enrasnd TO AucS MANILA CHASE adopted daughter
Of Opt. Francis Issvits, Of g. John,
On ssturd.y evening, .Asen Ne ~ y tns rev; y. l.
deushtsr Of the late Joshua Seaman al Of this city.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

btNTON March II
AIriyed-Ship Robert burlington, Apaach;cola; bark
Moses Kmball, New Orleans brig Montague st Domingo
City, March /; schrs Vermont Wilmington, Nc s E
Hand, Newcastle, Dell Hallock, Philadelphia Com.
plance and Silver, Cloud NYork.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOR YoRx-rHn DAT.
SUN 7rsB @ 90 NOON . morn o. 81
$50 seB. .............6 IA HIGH WATER morn OF u
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WATCH1s AND y1W1LRY.-rHx SUBSCRIBE u
GOLD AuD silvia vATcnHs, yswBlnv AHD sELvua wAAn.
st retail, et nusA Less shaa ths usual psasss-
yUnoHNonH WATCM1A
Rs Jc:: %s.sl: s .ss;y:s :,: ss,
sset time ksepsrh oooPn1 wAronn9.
DuPlex and bvsss In hunting end magic sAsss Dssfese
s%s nssSs.s vn.nha. =, ssoc S 4, ala
splendid gold poskss ohrononsssrs which without
any variation. HIGHT wArchBe.
fsf ladies' some in hunting eases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
FOR ladies' some in magic oAsss.
wAroREs,
which change late three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH wSuD
mp and turn The hands without any key.
kns so,d isPins watches, fsur holes jewesd.
Gold snamslsd watches for the ladies' IS o
Gold English patent Levers. 50 W
Gold English patent levers hunting GASES 50 @
S St S asns ls,sss - low
and all other styles Of watches at equally low prices
Diamond ear rings pins bracelets finger rings and crosses
for sale at much less than tho usual prioes-
All kinds Of gold chains. pure gold wedding rings golA
ssys and seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver thin
silver spectsOss gold toothpiok skarms ChsSseins
chains, DO. WARE.
Sterling silver spoons, cups forks pie knives napkiN
rings fruit knives wedding cake knives &c. 30 Watches
and ewely exchanged All watches warranted 10 good
lime, or the money returned
All kinds Of watches and CLOCKS cleaned repaired n
the best manner ct much sss than the psuaa prices
importer OF watches and ewelry wholesale and rsa Nc
ii Wall street fsecond hoorA ueAr Broadway
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r~>~~~~~~~~~~-~~y~~N~r~~O~-~.
RIO BOOK COLLECTORS AND ILLUsTRAToRs.-rH
subscriber Is now At leisure to undertake iniAyin
mounting clesnlng and all requisites illustrated hook
W. q. CAULfIELp, les Fourth ayea1s
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CPR1NG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON MONDAY,
~ March 2lst-Ten additional OF Paris imported
having been received at the Emporium 36l Broad
way they will be exposed to view Monday March 2t
together with the entire stock Of the
GLIDING the different articles intended for the Worlds
The inspection ofladies is respectfully solicited.
GEO, BULPIN. 361 way
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DAR1IAL BOARD WANTED-BY A YOUNG GEN.
tleman in private family, where there Is arsoabis
society other bonrder Location Broadway
and above Grand street. Reference given required
dress Post Office
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GRAMERCY HoTEL.-THIs ELEGANT AND FASH
VI ionsbe hotel located OF Broadway and Twentieth
street with Its estensve additions comprising 20
Is ready for the accommodation of the public
The proprietor intends that this house shall continue
serve its high reputation as y first class hotel.
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WANTED-OvER ONE THOUSAND CUSTOMERS
w VIM g. Campbell, successor to James Armstrong, 253
Third avenue between Twenty and Twenty third
tire stock Of dry goods therein cash Tho
store has been closed for tho last few days In order
all the goods at cost and some considerably below COST
order 20 insure their sale within one week to make for
dry goods the greater portion of which will be imported
rect having made to that effect
sent stock will be marked ut the net cost price which Mr.
Armstrong paid for the purchasers rcly upon obtain
ing good value. This will be putting store Customers
may rely getting their goods trnthully represented
them. w. G. CAMPBELL, ,0l5 Broadway and 263 Third
avenue Part of the house 26S Third let Apply
the premises.
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DoOMs.-A SUITE or ROOMS, (AND BREAKFAST
IL if desred be obtained by three four single
gentlemen by application at 81 Irving place block
of Union The location is desirable and
Dient and desirable for those who would like to tAo their
meals at hotel, being midway between Union Square
Hotel and the Clarendon House One two sir gle
will be vacated soon.
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DARTIAL BOARD WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
in respectable family that live plain but well Break
as at o'clock On the west side Of the city Address for
iwo days, Judson, Herald Office.
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DERMANENT BOARD AFTER THE 1ST OF MAY !,
with private family, ut 1876 West street;
the Eighth avenuerwo large parors with folding doors
closets and hall bedrooms attached let board ID
two and wives who desire the of home
and willing remunerang price for such
bic apartments.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-A GENTLEMAN HIS
~ wife, three children and servant desire board tho
country during the months Location convenient
TO of the depots Of the Hudson River Railroad preferred
Address box So lower Post Office.
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WANTED-TWO ROOMS, IN A PLEASANT HOUSE
w in Brooklyn, within the boundary or Atlantic Court
and Fulton streets; or in New York Bowery Bleecker
Sixth avenue and Seventeenth street in which give
to few boys selected from tho best families Rooms
kept nice and quiet. and good price given Address A. u
BURR, EOS Broadway
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yXTANTED-PERMANENT BOARDING, AND A SIN
w gle in private family, in easy oircumstances
with gentlcmen where the comforts of agreeable
home could be secured Terms four
per week References exchanged Address d. LAMAR
raid Office
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ROARDING.-A LADY WISHES TO FIND A GEN
- tleman who would loan her four hundred dollars
where may enjoyed as there are
but few u the The best reference given
and required Address Hudson Herald Office stating whore
interview BIO had The house located in upper
part Of the city.
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pOARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE
- accommodated with parlor and bedroom fronting on
Broadway on the second story Likewise, two gentlemen
with sim gle rooms, at GA Broadway.
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ID U. GwERINGER MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. 6T
broadway, corner of Fourth street would
call the attention Of public to his spring stock comprs
all the novelties of the gentlcmens
Having madea change in his cutting no is
prepared to give his attention
general supervision of the business.
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L,RENCH PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE NO 81
Walker street Broodway-Parlors with bedroom s
and panres attached furnished suitable for
their wives or single gentlemen. ALSO, small room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

HTROTTING HORSE, LIGHT WAGON AND HARNESS
LOT saie az bargain The horse 10 seven old
ranted sound very fast and square troter Apply to
JOHN HURSON, III Twelfth street University place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

nRESS GOODS AND SILKS.--A LARGE ASSORT-
- mcnt Of new and very beautiful satin plaid poplins
bareges tissues and fno chintE colored deano
at suction last week. Also plain and brocadc silks with
ull supply Of laces embroideris linens &c. at prices
TIFFANY Il CUTTING, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

ROARDING-A FRONT PARLOR, TO LET UNFUR-
ID nshed suitable for physician with without boarda
large sized we'll furnished with good pantrs attach
ed suitable gentleman and his wife, few single
No 81 Forsyth street. No moving in May References
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