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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
rOR sALE-At Long Branch. New.Jersey,

mall FARM eontsinIps - scr-s al Il higi state
n enItigaliop with q large t~ostory house n>Ary new
.urrouuded with shade OF fruit and ornaentsl
80. 80 new barn carriage hou-e and 81 OF ieE out
buiIsnss Necessary for place Of tnsi s,no san
To- Brsnch Boardns houes stusted AMI also within
eDe nile OF the steamboat lending sAd prsPsrSy Flud
M 20 Ietire from the city For particulars sddres note
70 CHARLES LEWIS, on the Pren's. Long 5r1,ca' or
II n TALLNAN No. I6 Cocnties-sIp, n T.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at PR

VATF SALE.-The subscriber offers Tor sale those
four very desrable bnck Stores known as Nos ~ H.
and IS Jacob LOIS Nos - q and . each about Is
feet front aud and 50 feet deep No. o being on the
corner has front 80 feet Frankfort St. and y feet
Jscobt This property be purchased at Reasonable
prices and the most accommodating terms on apphca-
ton az the Empire Iron WoTks foot Of East 2jthst before
10 A M or after Up NJ SAMUEL LEGGETr.
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IoPSAIF-A xalnahle Countrr Residence in

LUR SALE-A FdIIdUIt OUIIIVI! IfrsIUtHO tn
the town of Greenwich Conn situated miles from
Nev-York and half mile from New fork and New haven
Rsoad 6rt at Port Chester The psee contains about
acres suitably divided into plough meadow add woodAnd
with good House and Barn Il joins Long Island sound
m The south ard for variety and grandeur OF scenery sci
dom eouaied Inquire Doct Brundge's Ofhee No lS2
Bieeeser'''' 'e'"eeH 'D' "'- r. NJ. BRUSDIGE.
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EOR SALE-A desirable twO-story frame
Il Dwelling and about quarter Of an acre Of Land
situated within mile OF the depot OF the Hudson River
Railroad at Fskill Lsndng in Of the most healthy
and beautiful locations in this section OF country The
building in good repair and house contains two parlos
10 feet square and bedroom the first floor, three
the second floor and tho third and dining
and kitchen in the finished IN modern
tenn woodhouse, icehouse, and all necessary ouihud
ing The grounds tsefnly laid out and well supplied
with fruit and ornamental and shrubbery among
which apples pears peaches and plums OF vaous kinds
rsspberss &c. VIII sell the above property or exchange
il for CITY property Possession be APP
ply AZ No Sl6 Westinghouse for further particulars
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LOKING ). WILLIAMS,
CHARLES Il. WILLIAMS,
DAVID Is. CUSNlNGHAM,
SIDNEY II. BLANCHARD,
DAVID 3. WILLIAMS.

WILLIAMS & CUNNINGHAM have given up store
No 81 Deyst heretofore occupied by the late hfm ana
removed 10 No Pne-st formerly occupied by tho
late firm Of Denisop, Williams Denson. where they VIII
be happy the friends and customers of both the od
firms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
T,HE HOUSE and LEASE of LOT No. 50

Il Madsonst, for Sale. The House has recently been
thoroughly repaired throughout; ceilings triHmas
rnanics gas trumpets bells Croton water Bathroom
uarbetup washstsnds tearoom, vault, the yard well
stocked with fowers grHpe-vines rose-bushes House
25x4f lot 25xlo0. INSURE at No. Jamesst-
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Tor sAJF-s15.0O-A FARM of $50

Il acres, situated in the town Of wArwek County OF
Orange Can Be purchased for TIE above sum-
he made h.ore the frsf OF March IL pleasant location
sx miles from the ~ T. and Enc Railroad at Chester ~
high s;Ste Of cultivation, sol pTncpiy
vii ad.ufed Tor zras or gram well mbered vel fenced
with AID vel watered with spring. and stream.
,hat never fail On the premlses are good s1ostsati.
sons DyeIlina large Barn and Hay House lnosty nsE)
Ssnsble Of stakuz 30 head of cattle large Creamery Car
Iisre House ard other Ouibulldnss and an excellent
Tebsd of zraed Fruit perhaps the best IN the county
Apy person DESTROYS Of purchasing good farm IN re-
spectsbe neigboI hood, With Schools and Chare con-
Veaent would do well to examine the above premises
Tao thirds Of the purchase money Dsy remain on BOND
and mortgage il desired Title ndsPutabe For further
Information inquire Of the JOSEPH ROY, on tns
rTer,es or of A. HOWELL 10 the Butter Store, No sSS
Sixfb-hy NY.
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.OUSFS on WASHINGTON-SQUARE for

sALE-The two f-s:ory and basement brick Houses
built three years since the best manner with every con-
venience on the southwest corner OF MeDousast and
West place, fronting the 50 feet and
A feet deep They would be very desirable FOG large
BOARDING House and will be sold low. and nearly all may
rerar on oTtzsse thA: in fact the interest money VIII
not amount 70 but about half what the property would rent
for Apply to VALENTINE @. HALL. No 10 Gr4mercy-
PARK att St between Sd and fthsvs at VI. or PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

EOR SALE-Five new brick Tenant Houses
it ON 3last 2dsv, finishing on the most sp'
proved plsn houses 1x4s feet lots 21'V feet each
O'clock
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EOR SALE-At Norwalk, Ct, a beautiful

i DWELLING and about four Of t rate land, with
in hours rde OF the city the line Of tho New York
and New Haven Railroad House entirely containing
fourteen rooms including two parlOrs conveniently con-
structed and most peaanty situated commanding 'pen-
did view OF Long Island Sound and the surrounding cOun
try There several trains Of s,oppisg the town
daily The location, while possessing these advantages Is
peculiarly healthy retired and pleasant IL IL believed
there are pisces Of te kind desirable Apply 70
LEVI SCRIBNl.R No. u Ent0n T. ". Y.
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%IADISON.AyENUE and THIRTY-SEC-

WI OND-sT-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, a hne
four.forv ard semen, brown dwelling with all tho
modern improvements admirably situated, command ns
rood view of h and M.dsonavs large proportion OF
The purchase money can remain bond snd mortgage
Inonirr of JOHN JOHNSON BROTHERS,
No Ill East isth-st
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NOTICE Of DIssOLUTION.--The firm Of

IN DENISON, WILLIAMS DENSoS, whereof
Theodore W. Denison and Chas. D. Williams OF th' gy
York were the GenetaI Partners, and David Williams,
OF Flushing Queens County the Special Partner was aus
The books OF the late firm may be found at their ao store
No Pines with the undersigned, who h alone sn.hor'
lied TO settle up the affairs OF said % 70 tseese ana 70
ceipt for its outstanding claims and 10 sne arms nsns
in liduidation-Dated New-York, Feb o 1883
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TOR SALE-In WILLIAMSBURG, handsome
three story brick House lin very desirable location
and about five ininutes walk from eiser Fery with eoun
Ter cellar marble msnfes IN the basement p.roTs ana ID
s,orv with gas and speaking nbes Also frame cottage
Home Term. easy For further particulars nfzre Of
EUGENE VALENTINE, No. 81 WaIlst- n. Y.
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OPARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned have
have this day formed Copartaershp under the firm
of CONDIT JENKINS, for dealing IN Insurance Scrip
negotiating Loans Notes, &c. Once Ia the Basement VI
1858. yomS ~, oVNptI.
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NOTICE of COMPREHENSIVE uI

dsrsgned having entered into copaTtBersip In tho
HOUSE. SION and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING BUsi'
NESS the Old Stand Of the late r. Down No 1888 Cen
ready to receive the oTdcis Of all those wishing
business done IN their ne and being practical painters 10
all ia varieties the public rest a~1red they viii receive
entire satisfaction. l.. LA GRILL Co.
l.. la GRlLL.
Peb. g. 1853. IA T. N Dows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

Il n 1.-TWO 3story modern built Houses, built with
care in the substantial manner. Two thirds OF the
purci ase money remain mortgagc.
Also in the village Of Madison, n, j.. handsome TWO
story and attic Farm House. with large garden and barn
Apply 10 L. DU BERCEAU, NO. isz feaTi-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
NOR SALE. LET or LEASE-The 3 story

En car, L. VI 1865 = NJ. SUI
asood business stand for KIND of busneS grocery
shoe drugs The situation in Of the respects
BILE nelehborhoods Possession The irst Of May. Fix
lures or sale let IN both stores Inquire IN the No
~ Avenue D. Of hh-st n. B.-Poss asson Of the
store and bakery the ist OF March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

RENOVAL-The subscribers have removed
~ from No Isl Pearls TO the larze and .p.eion. ,rors
No 81 John formerly occupied by John w Quincy nd
Snpey where they will carry on the Arneri-
e4n HAicvsre business in all is branches The stention or
city and country bayeu Il invited. -
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r,OR sALE-A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS two-story

I fsre House situated Port Richmond, Statea Island
ihir three minutes wak Of the Steamboat 'sadns lot 10
By le5 with fine sPrlnz Of water on me pr.tses 70,
s,.bs, nNrficula-s inquire Of A. II WALLACE, No. -
- I. or Of JACOB DEGR0OT Port Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
EOR sALE-Three four.story Brick Houses,

IL on the south side OF West 2Othst. between 9th and
l0thsys fronting Seminary square, each is iee' inches
by 80 feet deep-a flushed in modern STYLE with water
and gas The lots which they stand are hed
under lease from O. Moore for q years from May 1851
Ground each, SEQ par Of the purchase money
bond aud mortgage Inquire At the ONCE OF
JAMES n WELLS, No. i67 sth-sv
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COPARTNERSHlP NOTICING haw
GUSTUS WATERMAN a. Partners in our House.
New.York Feb. 8, 1898. CYRUS w, FIELD Go.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTiCE.-SAMUEL
" =. BROWN is this day admitted Partner In ny
business which will be conducted under the style and rn
of ". NJ RICHARDS Go. H. NJ. RICHARDS.
NEw-IoRy, Jan. l. 1919
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Peb. 8, 1853

NOTICE.-TheC opartnership heretofore ex.
IN sting between the undersigned under ths firm of
CROKER, HALL STOW was dissolved on The 1ta
Of November last BY mutual eonsentAlerander ha TO
triDg thererom. .x.
The business Of the firm viii be closed By CROKER h
~ TIC ''I 9sa u,si''''' WI CRoCgER
ALEX HALL,
j. w. STOW.
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r & G. NJ WOODWARD, manufacturers
miscellaneous.

A CARD.-Y. b. PALMER may be seen at
"A tie Advertising Agency, between 10 and o'clock
lie freely and cheeriuy gives his views OF the principle
ard practical operation Of Advertising developed in bis
experience and observation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
,OUIH BROOKLYN PROPERTY at AUG.

A'Ot III DRUM III ~ hOi IN a' ab v
- TION-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sol at the
Merchants Exchange public auction, on TUESDAY,
the 18th those valuable threertory Dwelling Houses
Suiths between Butler and Blticsfs Nos o7 100 and
ILL., The lots ~ feet by 100 the houses 20 feet BY u
feet well finished throughout with under cellars mlrb
aues and well calculated for genee residences Terms
made known az the sale. OF Of the Anoaoneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

YARNS for SALE-A Bargain-One Of 1l6
Il acres Of choice Land with good house barn. fruit,
stock and crop farming utensils all for % o s 500 can
remain on MORTGAGE 81 miles from this city railroad
depot One splendid Farm of q house barn fruits
with copper IS miles from New York near railroad
for 81 Otd 200 Farms for sale, terms asy. Applyto
A. SERGEANT No. Is Wal-st.
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ChRDNFR's IMPROVED PATENT ME
:, ~ RARMORE ofFer at their manu-

~ ,..orta,ent Of elegant PIANO. orses win mo
o. al -. ID revere bridge, and 81 other neo"f" n
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nemopals.

NOTICE Of REMOVAL.-UBSD
PERSON Co. would respectfully infrcn their nm
erons friends and the public that they removed ION
SeIs e. 70 TIE spacious prsmie 80 No. al Broadway
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REMOVAL.-CARR & HICKS have re-.
- royec 70 No. 80 Nessa-st. where they will I.., =.
Urn. general assernent Of Bl4Ek Books and st.tioo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

EARM of SIXTY ACRES, within thirty
Il uiies Of the city, tao FROM New-Hsven Railroad
Deper and from tie Sound with Inc view CT t-oae-
hail under goOd ealnvzronbSlAnce most wood n
6rstEsie ueishhorhood-bealthy. fTcs sl0eo l1ia-e
siv. b PALMER'S Advertising Agency Tribune bu.aS-
,nsS
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DOR SALE-The Property on the northeast

Il OF Myftle-Gv. and LAwreuce-st Brooklyn. hay
Ing ffont Of fifty feet the avenue divided into four
stores which among the best business stands the
VIII De sold on accommodating The rents
psy about II Per cent the price asked Inquire in the
corner store on sad premises.
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Dss. Al vANDERsLEcE.
LOUISVILLE. Ky ,

LOUISVILLE
late professor of the Eeole Cnone Medicine Of Phar
maeiale Paris, having been praetieng Medicine IS
years past
EG leave TO announce TO his friends ard the public
and attention 10 the alienation OF human sufrrig o!
curing the following diseases Coughs Colds, Asthma
FITS Dropss Dyspepsia Liver complaints bies, FISH, s
las Gout, Rheumatsm Scrofua, White SwelliI gs ms
of the skin, Nervous afeetons Fever and Ague
Bilious complaints &c, &c.
The success which br. y. has met with by ms peeu
liar way Of treating all kns Of diseases has eeen "a
notwithstanding the most desperate case @iter
failures of the most eminent practitioners IN ihe eout!
As pro of the Doctors merits; unired he VIII uheer
take the of all patients without charge eNSePS
the cost Of The medicine requr ng fee until aer hc
restoration of their health and the full satisfaction Oh
the patients mind or the benefit conferred IBIS Il ihe
principle upon which Dr. Eanderslee Is governor ia All
cases with his practice.
Persons afflicted with Bilious, de-. &c. can have them
entiry removed and permanently cured by Ut. 'ahu
can bear testimony 10 hi wonderful success
Families suffering with Irregularities nervousness, de-
bty permanently cured by the treatment o
Dir. Vandersce. Ladies let no scruples nor false dell
cacy hinder you from applying in proper person, when
you DC so readily restored TO health
Diseases o. peculiar character guaranteed 10 be
removed in q few days, radically without offensive OF
full branch OF ractice Patients would save ueh
time aud money 10 say nothing Of anxiety oil mlnd o!
giving him early call He warrants to all no maerhow
and long standing il may have been, mo ouSh
cure pay. tnvids! your true interest Is - apr!
to Dr. " at who has the proper medicines 10 meet
all cases.
DIR. VandersIice begs further that be ha,
with him rem, dies prepared in scicntine ana sAiui
under his eve. 90 Gu each ana al
in which his attention has been so long win n
how to therefore invads from any seeuon oil
the country. By addresn letter, posi- pau' 10 'he NV
tor stating symptoms &C.. and enclosing Zee, can nave
advice and medicine sent them =, =, II ,.
7Oiiee hours from to IL O'CLOCK, A. W. an" rum
2tO6P, NJ. n,,,o. u.,., -,
Front street on and after this date He VIII remain
a<aH.a alr n -
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ALLIS & HOWES
UrhosoSnan a.rncRrS.

Coraer of H,a,er and ZINE SITS :, Eraasrilts, Ind.
TTAVE on hand one of the largest and best selected
IL stocks of Groceries, ever opened In the est ana
can offer that will justify Dealers 10 prefer
the market AZ Evansyille TO any distant point.
Merchants are invited TO call and examine.
COFFEE-Rio, Jamaica, Java Mecca
TEA-Imperial, Gun Powder, Hyson, Young Tyson,
Poushong ooong Of all grades from lowest pree 10 hhe
est.
SUGAR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf. Crushed,
powdered.
MOLASSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-
yous To the first frost also reboled and Sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the best imported
great variety of Brands. to domestic manufactured.
WINES-Port Madeira, Ciaret, Whita, sherry, Cham
paign. different Brands and havors.
GIN-LOndOn Excise, Pine Apple and very line hoi
land in Jugs.
CIGARS-A great variety of Brands at all prses from
50 so TO SIS ~ = 1000.
AXES-Simmon 5, Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment of all ARTICLES gen
orally kept in Grocery Establishments. such rs; soap
Candles. Dye SUITS, Nails Leather, Streh Nuts large
lot Of Ganny Gags Turk Island and Kanawha salt, OILS
Paints, Brooms, Brushes, Paper, Tobacco, Counter
Scales Coffee Mills, Spices do ground Matches traces
Well Chains aud fixtures. Tdmblcrs. Deeanters. Jars
Lanterns Hall Lamps Oysters Sar lines, Maekerel. Shad
Goldfish, Herring, Shoveis, eet eef.. eet.
All the goods we sell are warranted. oetl
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WHO GB5ALs AND RET All.

GOllN =. HOPKINS Is now opening the Hnest stock
d Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, ever exhibited in this
market. His Dress goods comprise full Of al
the desirable styles Of Six, Persian Cloth Berege
colors Avery choice selection Of Bonnets an sonnet
Ribbons Also few fine French Flowers for ont and in
Carpeng Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses fine
Saoes ali qualities also, Mems and Boys Boots
Shoes Panama and LeghOrn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
Curein Material in Fact everything usually kept the
floods, Boots aud Shoes Hardware and Paper bust.
ess may be found very low for cash. ap2Il
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HnOT AND SHOE STORE.

y EN- CVED-Wx.E EMERY has taken the stan d on
u Main street opposite the Bank, formerly occupied
by CouyngtoGs Book Store. and is prepared TO
ply citizens with plain fine work in his line at short
notice. He has good workmen employed aud will war
rant all work sent from his shop. He is prepared
make Boots and shoes ofand quality good m and made
up in the best style. His long experience in business
and punctuality will guarantee him the continued
of hoso who try hin. His prices reasonable
and work surpassed in durability neatness by that
OF any other establishment. iys-tf1
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suERwooD 90Uju

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely Tetied and esurnished il, and is prepared
TO entertain the patrons Of the house Ia satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has cool stock of horses anu
riages 10 let.
The stable large clean and well located, and good
hosters in constant attendance. Particular attention
VIII be paid TO the OF horses left with him for keep
ing and Ia all respects. the public shall find the SHEER
wool House a GOOD Hotel. LiyS-tfl J. A. SYEkS.
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SAODLBRY WARE
saddles, Harness, zsEi1lcs. sSc

- JOHN CUPPbES keeps constantly oman
tSsA large assortment Of Sadiery Ware, aud aver.
TX thing apperlaining 20 the business He hasb.
hand large assortment OF saddles. Bridlcs Harness.
of his manufacture, and having good worSment
there in the State, Is prepared 10 execute any
which may be ordered in the very best style. He week
~ receiving additions Ia his stock of Saddle Trees Bride
Bits Slirrgp Irons, Webs SEATING. Buggy Mornings &c
aud his stock is nOtexeclle any other the city He
attention of the public these Things, and prom
to acknowledgements in the way of low prices.
my29-deSwtf
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1.-TWO hundred aud thirty crates tueensware. ana NE
i hundred and sixty packages Glassware, with ger.
eral assortment of French, hngiish, plain and fgurea
Gold Brand China German ware, &c All Of which musI
be sold this spring. The stock Is complete. and i'm
ported especially for this market. We would solicit the
special attention C heavy dealers, who have hitherto
made their purchases Ia the Eist Bd South pledge
Ourselves them time and money well break
age Th0s. wanting buy would DO well TO call 0Rce
as our goods aad will be sold lowest dgures.
some asserted crates and casks on hand
Terms cash, accepted paper. ieFchants visiting
city viii ind il % their interest To make purchases Of
NILS HOIIINGSWORTHt x HUGHES.
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NEW BOOT AND sEoE sToREI
On MAIN
In the room formerly occupied by Bal

MAIN STREET.
In the room formerly occupied by Dab-
cock Brothers. n "A Hardware store.
EHTE are row opening "A large and well selected stock
w of Boots and Shoes, which have been purchased
from the best Manufactures in MasSachus. Its, by
perenced buyer, at the lowest cash prices.
NE tAiRk. can show deal coming to Evansville.
stock Boots ard Shoes which for variety and neat
be eXcelled: and ard will sell them low
rates any the establis hmens either in Cincinnati
or Louisville.
our Retail Stock consist of the latest styles and best
brands OF New In 2land custom work, such Gill
rarrGat TO give satisfaction.
We viii take pleasure in showing goo Is: Please
call an examine. V. *. HENDRICKS d co.
III aes copy. sep:23
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FANCY DRY GOODS.

lust received per steamer Hindoo, IL Eases Ianey
81 DIN Goods Comprising in part the ioho"hs, W WI"
Plain and Figured Chameleon;
do DO DIX,
Mouslin DeLains;
Cashmere do
Wool de
Florence Sill,
silk Serge;
Grape ass'd;
Rich winter Bonnet Ribbons;
Blk ana Fancy dg. silk Wells;
Black silk Shawls;
Bay State do
Sup. Fine do
Black aud Fancy silk Cravats;
Ladies Fancy SILK Ties;
ArtiHeias, (Ninter)
Cuffs nd Ruches ass'd;
Kid Gloves do
silk and Cashmere do
Iisle Thread and Cotton do
ALSO,
cases sprague, Z. Allen & Son, and Globe Fancs
Prints:
do Solid Clyd;
do Bleached Muslin; and for sale low by
seuta9 MORGAN, KEEN q PRESTON.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE.

rI'HE unde rsgned have this day formed copartper-
Il ship, under the name and style of LAWS d GRAY,
aI have made arrangements with the late firm of Har-
rnSton, Crane az Co., to their in the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business in this
city. ~
We woad respectfully solicit Continuance of the pat
ronace heretofore literally extended towards the at
hrH and bespeak the good Offices Of friends picdg
ing ourselves 10 spare efforts to promote the interests
OF all who may entrust business to care. -
EDWARD LEWIS 8
Evansville Sent Isl ls:l2 senia-tf CHARLES GRAY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-25
gelie Vue 6snr,iens.

fHE proprietor OF this garden and public house, has ct
tirely retted the building. Improved the grounI
and is ready receive visitors. This place of
situated the river bank. just below Pigeon Creek
Refreshments az all kinds be obtained and the wants
visitors carefully attended to- The undersigned will
ALWAYS be on hand 10 attend those visiting his house.
mys-,f JOHN NJ. MATTHEWS.