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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-23
LOTS IN THE CITY OF CAIno ro1s

hereby gwen tina, .ser The 81 IN ~
Cairo will be offered for sale private SALE This city,
as is well known, 10 situated At the confluence OF inc
Mississippi and Ohio rivers is at The head Of
site 10 which In Kentucky the terminus Of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad fixed by law is the point also opposite
ton Railroad connecting Cairo with Fulton. in Arkan-
sas on the Texas line, to be extended through Texasto
81 Paso. on the most approved route TO the P.eise n
OF the Great Illinois Central Railroad. This last named
road with its anches will be 100 miles in extent
to its extreme southern limits. and connecting directly
the city Of Chicago. at the head Of navigation me
The cities OF Gsiena ana Dubuque on the Upper
head OF navigation the Illinois river. with the city of
Cairo. About one hundred and twenty miles Of this
portstion of passengers and freights and about
hundred more will be finished by before the rs Of
January neH including about one hundred mile. sx
pected that the entire road and branches will be com.
peted and in operation during the year By means
the illinois Central Road sky nve miles from 81
Louis. railroad communication will shortly be opened
between Cairo and ST Louis.
The site of the City of Cairo is protected srainss
overflow from the rivers by ordinary levse having
top width OF about eight feet new and
levee embar ment is in construction
and portion already finished which will be eighty feet
wide the top OF average height OF about fe~t
and five feet higher than the highest wafer known
ut that locality This levee will entirely encompass tho
city, forming the the front street. Of the city on
both the Mississippi aud Ohio Rivers. Other
and important improvements projected will sobn
be commenced, which will give additional value to the
property and render the location unsurpassed place
of residence.
The title to the property now offered for ssle is inds
putabe and the written opinions 10 that eject Of The
DAVID J. Baker, Hon. Sidney Breese Hon. John Dough.
erty and Henry w. Billings and Cyrus G. SimonS
Esqrs Of Illinois, and OF the Hon. Edw. Bates Of s.,
us No. can be seen by application to Thos Taylor
OF the city Of Philadelphia Charles Davis OF the
New York. the owners in trust Of the property, or "
their agent at Cairo.
The terms of sle will be liberal: portion only The
money will be required be paid III The date
oi SAFE, and time will be granted on the balance.
Applications To purchase, for information, to b
made at Cairo, Illinois, to
augl9w6m Y STA ATS TT VT on 49,.
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GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER.
WE would call the attention to the statement OF Mr.
Azarlah poss In relation to Gardner's Magic Wound
Healer Twin be seen by his statement that he received
very severe injury, and was cured in very time,
such evidence from one SO we'll known throughout the
country shows conclusvey that Gardners Magic wound
Healer is the greatest healing remedy known.
aug9lwd&Imw
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WHITE LUMJ

TTNOBACCO.-Just receiv ed consignment direct
from n Virginia anufactory a large lot of choice
Tobacco. We invite particularly the city trade to call
aud be convinced That We offer good bargains
can be had in Baltimore elsewhere.
augl9 ALLIS & HOWES.
NHEESE.--75 Boxes carefully selected Cheese,
~ just arrived and for sale by
augly ALLlS & HOWES.
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TENNEssEE.-We have full returns from
every county in the State except from Perry
from which only the majority for Henry has
been rsceised. The columns foot up as fol-
lows:
For Johnson, 60 s94
Henry, 6O67S
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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
CHARLES 8. WELLS,
IMPORTER. (DlRECT FROM ENGLAND) WHOLE.
SALE DEALER IN HARDWARE. CUTLERY
AND FANCY GOODS.
MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW
EVANSVILLE. IND,
THE undersigned bcgs leave to inform the citizens Of
Evansville and Merchants in the interior that ho
has just opened New House, in this city for the pur
pose of ransacng the Hardware Business i'm all its
branches Heis prepared by direct mportations from
Europe and by purchases OF merican foods from the
Manufacturers themselves TO Offer TO close buyers all
Goods in his line ct the lowest figures set by Wet
ern Hardware Establishment.
Merchants from Indiana, Illinois and KENNEDY. will
find my stock entirely New, varied and large and will
hnd me In readiness, at times to duplicate Cincinnati
and Louisville bills. Orders for goods will receive my
personal attention and will be put up the closest
rates. and promptly.
augl5y ChAS. 8. WELLS.
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IN HHDS. PRIME SUGAR;
OU go bbs. Sugar House and Plantation Molassss:
LIS Bags Rio Coffee, with q genuine etock Of Gro
ceries and for sale at lowest market rates
aug27w3t SAMUEL 0RR.
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OH! LOOK HERE3
1nn LBS. Extra Western Reserve Cheese;
(UU 900 do Starch;
20 gross Matches:
y dog. SuperAne Mustard;
Just received and for sale at
sugis COOKS Family Greeery.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NM AUV LII INEW 10.
NOTICE EXTRA.
DERSONS knowing themsclve s indebted to me will
Il please come forward and settle the
aug23-lw S. EMBICH.
DRAM, CORN AND OATS for sale at the
I'D Lead colored Store of fourth and Main
also small lot Of glazed ware left, and will be sold
cheap to close out by
aug23 JAMES SPALDING.
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BUILDINGS, Merchandise, Household Furniture.
- &C.. will insured upon application to the under
signed in the American Mutual Insurance Company OF
Amsterdam. New York. w. NJ. WOOLSEY, Agt.
Capital Stock LIST January 1853, sec .5s4 4e.
auglgdlm
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
SOLOMON NORTHUP, or Twelve years q Slave: q
- Companion TO Uncle Toms Cabin:
Helen and Arthur-by Caroline Lee Hentx:
English Humorists-by 1hacker;
English ltems-by Ward;
Fern Leaves-by Fanny Fern;
Yusef-by Ross Brown,
Llovente's History Of the loquis;tion Of Spain:
Received this day by
augI6 RATHBONE & WBEELIR
CHEAP LOTS.
AN authorized to sell cheap scts numbers e. g. &C.
q and rs, in Block No. J. in Goodsells Bnlareemsrt
10 the City of Evansville. Title good.
JOHN ). CHANDLER
aug16-u Real Estate Ag~ Mt.
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xyATRUas,rIYAy..

A GENTLEMAN. FBIRTY FOUR YEARS OF ACE
n who has an amps Fortune wishcs to with q lady
Of congenia dspositon for Wife, Ills preference
twenty 20 twenttse years cd Of retiring hahts amiabie
disposition, meclrm t2e, agreeable person manners
and good socey The writer hopes this win
be treated WITH noerty and in that spirit stating
where and when an interview may be had will DO hold
ftrict and receive respectful attention Ad.
Qre@ EDWARD TRAYERS, Broadway Post Office
A NY RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY OR WIDOW OF
good family can meet witha young gentleman Of tho
fgheet respeotnbty having mr. income sufficient In bis
honorable profession The most satisfactory resrenc 90
given and strictly required Address L. Chatham squars
Fest office, viii meet With confidence 7. 'r'-
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EXTRA PAY.

TINTED STATES SEAMIS'S EXTRA PAY OFFICE
~ 65 Wall street, front office. second foorOGears
tho legal representatives such who
In United Stscs vesse tho Pacific ocean ros
June, 1886 To February, 1872 entitled double pay
Apply ss above. i. BoWIHG, Ageas.
TINTED STATES NAVY OFFICERS SAILORS AND
~ fiarinesRstra pay for such Of served ia tho
Pacific during the late with Mexoo Any
1916 TO 1862 Call Tho subscriber and obtain tho
pay and prize money granted by Ger 3rcs Mr. Bissc
Is perfectly ne1 with che only quick
Tor you this pay has Al the only laval forms Can
saving to yen Of time and travel expenss and trouble
prompt, procure fer you ths pay Apply or asnd yaar
u s. Navy % South VILLAIN ss,eg.. be,av wpt ssrsss.
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e>N1>~>,H,o~>>-->>-s>
hYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso. -
y. y. A RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LONBAn
X 1 References. - -
6ANTrAGo-Hon. Ralie Peyton. .str
Neutrality-suspicious. Alsop & Co.. Homenwsy A ca
,PASAMA-Messrs Corwine, Bro Co., Garrison Frst1.
Jackson, Esq. t.- tIIl -
INV Yonx-Asssrs 3 X Collins 4 Co., Coodhus Co..
Capt. Ezra kye, steamer Pacific.
,BALTMonEmMsssrs John Henderson Co., Thomas y.
Hand Co., White 4 Elder.
= SAY FEA Sosoo-Msssrs Flint Peabody 4 Co. Husssy.
Fond Hale Chns Doane ESQ. J. II Lyon, ESD
Co., Glidden Williams.
CkrrON-Sye Pariin Co.
peal ESTATE oFFICE-JOHN A F!.AMMER RRS.
~ pectfuy announces to his NUMEROUS down town and
brooklyn friends that for their special
mas opened m office In No 6 street. where he will tran
act business IN the purchase and sale o. estate his
AND rsnmsrshurs s for sale Also from 80 70 co
OF superior land adjoining Fam and within few
yards distance OF convenient landing where dock
about to DO built ofscc hours, 10 A. NJ. TO n. NJ
READER, IF YOU HAVE ANY REAL ESTATE To
~ cell xehangs OF let Any kind Of business to disp,Se
MER No 63 Wall street He saoeessul in neyosa
in aucb matters having long engaged In the
aud Is very reasonable in his ehsrges. Il
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WATCHES, JEW1ELnY. Sc


vIyATCHEs AND JEwEL2Y.-THE SUBSCRIBER is
w selling all descriptions Of ee
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwELRy AND SILVER WARE,
at retail, Of much less than the usual prices. !.
JUpoEnsEr WATCHES.
Ra Jules urgcnssn WATCHES received by every arrival
feet time keepers COOPER wATcHr3
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic cases. perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT sFcosD,
and quarter second watches shining horses gold and
Splendid gold pocket chronometers which without
any variation. EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
Watches which run eight days.
for ladies, some in hunting cases
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies some in magic cases
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
up and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold epne Watches four holes jewelled. So %
Gold enamsIed watches for the ladies' IS %
Gold English patent leyers. 81 %
Gold English patent levers, hunting cases. h3 "
Silver patent levers as low Ii w
Silver detached levers as low as ,............ IA W
and all other styles Of watches at equally low prices
DIAMONDS.
Diamond ring pima bracelets finger rings osses
for sale at much iess than the Usual prices.
All kinds OF gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold
keys and seals gold and pencils gold and silver thin
and silver speoaccs gold toothpioks charms chaeloine
Chains, &c,
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pie knives napkin rings
fruit knives wedding cake knives, &C.. &c Watches and
time, or the money returned.
All kinds OF watches clocks cleaned aud repair, in
tho best manner at much less than the nsual Press
Importer of watches and jevcry Wholesale RETAIL No.
81 Wal street second noor, near Broadway.
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HOTH,LS.

MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK, J. TABER 4 SON.
"A Proprietors There exists impression
and s TO be closed we feel It duty to inform friends
and the public that shall remain heretofore until late
in the s and we shall DO most happy to all friends
(who not few and make the acquaintance of many
shall exert ourselves to them We take
th occasion 70 call their the model hotel
oommodatons for 800 guests and will be opened for
ception Of company June 20 1885, and will be conducted in
connection with the American.
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HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAMILTON, T.. T., WILL
IL open for the eceton Of boardsrs May s The steam
boat Eagle wi oommenoe hcr regular trips April 18th from
leaving Fort Hamilton ut and 10 A. and r. NJ. until
June let when tho trips will be increased leaving Fort
Hamilton at IA A. NJ and New York NJ p. M for the
mander Of the Parties wishing 20 rooms
can address the proprietor at Fort Hamilton at the Of
fce, Astor House. HAWLEY D. CLAPP.
ylrAyERLrY HOUSE 6T BRoADwAY.-TWo PLEA.
w sant suits Of rooms YET vacant. j. W, RUALf.
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Address Real Estate Agent Broadway Post Once.
A COTTON FACTORY, SITUATED IN NEW JERSEY
s % 80 Dsao9b the S Ys and Al
ss sSis III sod 'ssis
SMITH IS Park place.
ps AsP saGsk q q. sSa
into other business be offers his stock Of goods comprising
& SSaHsy ss
WIS s' Is
as @ ry to amy 1shS
nun ssas.
IE 5SRn avg %soa
E gos
ohU the L9o,s Thssrs
ThSasrs centrally ofths shoropsars
Third t6rousboS. the country as
mS s s sestTS in Vi Se Of ass sgsns
sssnnm bach NJ feet Depth @ Win
ss 1s e s e t b
sssq$sIs: s i u s
steam the expense q which nearly 5000 like
ws this s.p SS as s sG
NEW and che
rebe 9seTi and Il szSlent order On thsTprsr STAG Of
taning fourteen rooms and finished "a the modern
style, ThoLdveinss have good eollets The Louisville
iouisvils KY and 8 ost admirably located Front q
theatre co feet depth 40 feet running back u foot
Front Of lot 100 feet depth OF lot $50 feet Scene
and property the SIDE ~ feet by % feet
Three stories high This houfe has three ters Of boxes the
lower tier being fcrnished with work iron halustrado
md win 5000 persona It Is the most bespt
theatre In the United states and has beon Justly
admired les chsste and class model Bates Theatre
st Louis Mo- erected under tho supervision Of the
owner in 1851 regardless Of expense md with much
It . taatod in Pno street between Third and Fourth II
viii 1900 Front of lot 81 feet; depth
az lob 3 Front Of theatre 10 feet depth of theatre
s feet Th aide lot Of this theatre ~ foet by 30 There
Ia tory store I6 feet front by 20 foe deep
srng eight rooms uscd eaoons for the theatre There
Ia u feet ney The side This house possesses many
prior commando the reputation Of being
the frEt class theatre OF 81 Loua IL 10 well stocked In
every respect and In design invites the most favorable
crtesm Tho cole object OF tho owner 10 dsposng OF this
valuable property bis retiring from active business Tho
three will be sold collectively for S20OO0 as fol
lowe 900 coo cash. end siy coo in ten equal annual pay
ents secured Wy collateral mortgage with interest For
furh:r partenlara apply personally or by letter TO
join DATES, National Theatre, CiRoiGRaN, .,
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THE MASK 0FF-THE CALL OF THE SUPERIN-
tendent Of the Bsnkfng Department for exhibit in
the month OF February instead of March, has shown up
Sems o. the old m WAL street ais
be felt severely the for
every given by the Wall banks was
that the caused by the banks
traded and living upon shs credit Of che Wall 6sn
vi the statement of the banks be published when
appears that many Of the Wall street banks fright
fully in debt, and that in banks
weeks ago. these gentlemen to give color TO their sats
mentg talked about making the banks settle their
anoes every doy Now for the they
would not be we'll for the new banks TO consider the
banks daily to prevent their This merely
sugge stion; not accommodation If called upon
would counsel instead spirit of frbearance and advise
the new banks-which appear to be managed by Of
some financial ability extend their weak but unfor
sn1ste arethrsn helping haed In this this time their
now IN opportunity Of teaching these inflated gentlemen
esson OF Kind end friendly feeling which they have
buttons. WEST STREET,
WANTED-BYf A YOUNG LADY THE LOAN OF
w hfty dollars Address r. L. Union Square Post Once
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NOTICE TT. NEW YORK, AND LIyzRPool
New York, March II, 1853.

pAGE. BACON CO, BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO.
Cal-Exehanss London Valparaiso and the prinoipa
iss Of the tsed States for sale in sums suit Cels
and proceeds promptly RENTED Refer TO and draw On ~
American Exchange Bank Nessrs Duncan Sherman Co..
New York. $1,000 80
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CHOO-s5O.-DRUG STORE FOR SALE LOCATION
DfUU excellent in growing vicinity; all in good con-
dtion nearly fair business, steadily increasing
suitable person. competent druggist can purchase
interest equitable terms Address NJ D. Union SQUARE
Post Ofhes Also, an assistant wanted.
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NOR shIE-AND MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY IN
consequences Of tho po~ietor being obliged 60 leave the
furniture of ALL sized hotel in o.
tic host down town locations two railroad deppts
splondd large bar and the receipts profitable Ts Ia
n Tho busiasgs Apply 70 ROBINSON Hs'JsI street Up
giaiYg
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WEST FORTIETH, TORTY-SIXTH, AND FORTY. SEW
w enth for saleFour lots 10th street
north side of Sth 25x999 do 10Th
side 300 feet east Of 18th avenue four
do street. south side, 30 feet east Of lth
25xICO5 Also lot side Of 9th betweon
l2th and I2h streets Also lots south side
of l2h street. ah 9th 25x9 H. Apply
to s DUMoNT H0SACK, II Wall street
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c07S FOR sALE-A REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE
SAl -. agency business worth 50 900 year. person
with the above mt meet with bargain good
set Of deguerreotype apparatus would DO taken in trade
Address Real Estate Agent Broadway Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12

U,oR sALE-cNE OF THE BEST STANDS IN GREEN.
woh street. cid ceta Wished house. doing
businsss Tbs bar sns axtrss stove And
bedding citing furniture. &c. viii DO sold at Low
rate Tor further particulars apply at No lis Greenwich
street.
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HOUSE TO LET FROM FIRST MAY, IN A RESPECT
able neigh in Eighteenth street Three stories,
basement and nedern bHlt with the improve
mentp Apply to JOHN A. FLAMMER, 90 Wall street in
In aaos nnnf
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ITO LET-HANp soMELY FURNIsHEDPARLORs AND
bedrooms at G Warren street. aE..9 s.H.t

ITO LET-THE SECOND STORY OF A PLEASANTLY
situated house Second street will BIO rented to
teman his wife The Of the house Will be occupied
by persons only. Address 0. r., Herald Office.
ITO LET-THE STORE AND DWELLING TOGETHER
separately 5l7 Ninth four doors from Forty
street 1t excellent location for grocery shoe
any other kind of business Rent cheap good
tenant. 1t is occupied drug store and will be
rented that purpose Inquire at II Lamar
tine place Twenty ninth street. between Eighth and Ninth
nnrEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-12

ITO LEr-A REAR ROOM ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF
No. % Beekman street sise Of room TxiT feet with
nine windows. Inquire Of -
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L1oR shLE-h BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, LARGE
II AMI wall Finished dwelling houee bnrn, &c, pleasantly
ON Long Island by tho South Bay ashort ride from
The city win 10 sold at very reduced price should ap
0. WILIlETS. 276 Pearl etreet.
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NOTICE-NEw YORK AND HARLEY RAILROAD
~ CompsnyI4 meeting Of the sseokhoider. Of this ss
Friday April q a. IL oclock noon for the purpose
ing upon an act Of the Legislature Of the State New
same passed on the sch day % Aareh 1853 apos sl
proposed increase of the capital stock eight millions
dollars in pursuance Of resolution Of the directors Tk
polls will DO opened At II and closed at 2oess
81 ! 1.Tl.1 ~ ALEX KYLE Sscretsrv
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ITO LET-A SMALL NEAT TuREE STORY BRICK
house TO let st. Marks place, and the furniture
for sale Price so. Tho house has all the modern i'm
family will find the above chance seldom TO BIO with
Address for two days w. Broadway Post Office Posses.
sion Immediately.
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AGEwCY.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, THE LOAN OF
w hfy dollars Address L., Union Square Once
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NORsEs, CARRIAGES. sc.

T,OR sALE-A PAIR OF BAY MARES l5,s HANDS
high sound in every respect COED travellers and most
exeellently matched. inquire OF B. d. SEGEE No. $50
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LIoR BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
Avery fine farm of fortythree acres situated and
half miles from the raiway station at Railway New Jcr
sey, and Ave minutes walk from tho Houtonve depot
The cars to and from tho city almost ovory hour IN
the day making il desirable place for doing
this city The farm is under good cut alton
may be upon inspection and IL we'll stocked and
piled with every necessary for farming purposes The
whole will be 0od cheap and upon accommodating terms
Address Farrnor Herald Office. -t.ll-
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L,OURTH AVENUE LOTS TO LEASE, FOR TERN
II Of The southeasterly corner OF Twcntyffth
6Cxi00 the hest locations for livery
BILE tow I'd the erection Of will be made.
Amply to 2 j. IL. THORNE les WalAer street.
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ITO RENT OR LEASE-TWENTY-SEYEN LOTS OF
ground, the property known the Primo place. be-
tween Ninety and Ninety streets and extending from
the river having the best river front anywhere
in that neshbohood we'll calculated for ship building yard
for lumber o0al yards Also eight lots ON
street OF Frct avenue Apply to JOHNSON Dun
DIRDAIE. William street !
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mo BOAT BUILDERS-FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND
fixtures OF we'll established boat builders shop, to-
gother with three years from May next Inquire
on tho premises, 1872 Christopher street. ..e
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ITO LET AND FOR SALE THE ELEGANT FOUR
story and high basement house No LIS East Seventeenth
street 200 feet from Livingston place Has all the modern
bath, Croton and 20 the sewerage
&C. The late will sell the carpes shades and other
fitted furniture cheap il desired A. H. COUGH q Beck
street.
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ITO LET OR FOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE
and lot south side of Forty street four hundred
feet east Of Broadway Terms easy. Apply 20 JOSEPH
HAYES the premises, for three days from II to
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ITO LET, IN CARROLL STREET SOUTH BROOKLYN
l. The owner Of convenient house near the Hamilton
ferry desires respectable tenant who would be yns 70
Hicks. o w treet
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ITO DE LET FURNISHED-TO A SMALL FAMILY,
without children the principal part Of house situated
about walk the South ferry For address,
apply to JAMES McMURRAY CO., Booksellers l39 At
Ian tic street, Brooklyn.
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his master has absolute authority over
him. lie is at liberty to inilict corpo
real punishment on him-to dispose Of
hin--to treat him with a cruelty. in
fact which even in the case of the negro
the law would not permit him to cxer-
else?
The Coolie may be a voluntary emf
grant, free labnrer, in the estimation
OF John Bull; but, if we had to choose,
we would take the African in prefer
cnce to his. 1t is pcrlidions--it is in
famous I" dccoy these unfortunate Ori-
entails from their distant homes, and
abandon them thus in a strange land
lolhc ncrcics of tyrants and monsters.
Nor can John Bull persuade the world
thai his horror OF Slavery is not stimu-
lated, willie he continues TO pa,ronizc
and uphold Il system which nfcts on
IN innocent and confidiny race the very
worst evils Of scrvitudc.
~. Y. Daily Times.