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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-18
CsNCINATE CLOTHING STORE.
NEXT BOOB TO C. BELL, rRUGsIsT. MAIN srRLET,

der their direction expressly oi This market and consists
of every article requisite TO complete geDtlemens ward
robes.
COATS AND OAKS
fine assortment of blue brown, grey drab, Mackinav
Blankets Box and Oyercoats fine lot Of cloth coats OF
all sizes and prices superior black and blue French and
English Cloth Dress Frock and Sack Goats fu trimmed;
Satne and Cashmerete Coats; brown, green and grey,
and all coors OF Tweed and Cashmere sack frock and
dress Coats, ROundabOuts and Coats ofall kinds.
PANTA 10 O n S-SuperiOr black and blue clCth and
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes blue black and steel mixed and cadet mixed SAITH
nett Pants Tweed AMI Corduroy pants every variety and
price 70 suit purchasers.
VESfS-Blaek silk and satin Vests; fancy add plain silk
velvet Vests fancy cashmere Vests stnctt vests and
common vests of all kinds.
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FTi.NE%RREAC GOODS,

Fr.NE%usAC GOODS. 80
- All the late styles of plain ana fancy silk x.SsA
- and satin CrayatS, Searfs and Stocks, white -
and all colors Pocket HahdSerchiefs Linen and Linen
bosom Shirts Muslin and Flannel do Flannel and Net Un
dershs aud Drawers; SEi collars: kind of Beaver
Kid. Thread and Cotton uoveS; embroidered and plain
gum Suspenders; silk, gin:ham and cotton Umbrellas;
Dodd's Sherwoos and ShIses Hats also, silk Hats,
Caps. Boots. Shoes walking canes DE.
All the above articles and every thing else in TIE furnish
Ing line viii be sold 1T Cincinnati prices for CASH
We shall continue receive fresh supplies weekly du
ring the season fron nanufactory in Cincinnati.
nova ALTERING 6S DRUMMER.
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DIFIE ,St'NPOWDER-320 packages best quality In
IN Who'll half and quarter kegs, and In one pound
Canisters fr the Factories OF the American Chrys al
Powder Company, Enfield Powder Co., and Lufins and
Smith. For saleosry !oD by
s. +. GILBERT n CO.,
oct2o sycamore u ar Water,
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NEW YORK CL0TuiN4 SToitF.

WATER STREET. NEXT TO HoRSBRooK & BrRTrs GROCER
bstreSg Main and Sgcanors.
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FRESH ARRIVAL
w nave just received large supply Of the celebra-
w ted Queen of the West Cooking Stoves from Gin
ea which we will dispose of the lowest prices We
w insure these stoves operate WELL and last long
rs an! 0thertwo stoves which can be Produced
mh2oSl-u JAS. SCANTLIN & SON.
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DRY GOODS, &C, &C
JAMES LOW d Co.. ALI Nam street, Louisville. Ky..
- have just received
1000 eoored Merino Embroidered Robes;
20 pes French Merinos-hgh colors;
20 cartoons Chantiliy reils
30 pics Black Silk Lace:
ID cases rich Ginghams:
70 do colored and black Cambrics:
SO do Nader color Prints:
90 new style fancy colored Cassimeres;
uo Diack do.
FANCY GOODS
6O pcs florencc-assor'e d colors.
30 do Marcene-assorea:
% cartoons LINN Boben Edpino.
500 pes black Silk Lace-assoried widths.
100 do do do narrow pointed.
I0u doz Ladies' white Silk Gloves:
so do do cOlored do dec,s
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And am, sir. YOURS respectfully.
J. +. ALHoUH, Of South Carolina.
PREP AIRED a nd SOLD BY c. YER,
Practical hcmist. Lowell, .nass

TSOll in Evansville wholesale and retail. by Craw
lord Bell; in Princeton by X. b. Haock ia Petersburg
by Adams ~ Campbell; and by the Druggists eserywher
throughout the State. lap27-G&wIyl
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DOCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY
II 2i00 doZ Table Knives and Forks;
1900 doz assorted Pocket Cutler;
$50 doz do RaZOrs;
900 doz Scissors and Shears all Of our own impo
ton, offered al lowest Eastern prices.
lei BABCOCK BROTHERS
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j. r. WILCOX, ~ MITCHELL, II. d.
EDrCAL NOTICE

nRS. WILCOX & MITCHELL, having associated,
IL themselves together in the practice of Medicine.
surgery I'd Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully Ia
inform hs ci,izeus OF Evansville and vicinity that
the firm be found al their Office First street, he
tween Main and Locust at all times, day night read
10 attend 10 professional calls. ljy3O4wl
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NEW MA CKERAI-4Db bis No. ? and catch OF 552,
~ Is hf do, Just reed and in store. for sale by
noy9 PRESTON BROS.
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DECEIvED PER BEDEORD FLAT BOAT,
IL IS doz shakers Brooms
) casks Pure Saiaratus;
81 keg do White Lead;
; do Red Lead
10 bbls cider Vinegar. for sale low by
septII FOSTERS q BROWN.
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NEW MACKEpAL.
A SMALL Nos catch of 1852 just reed per c. Hays
n nd for sale by FOSTERS d BROWN.
oci12 Corner Main and first sts.
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UNPARALLELED PERFORMANCE Of

~ sTAEE MACHINERI.-SO 70 10 slaves minute
cut dressed and ntt in the most perfect manner By ma
ehinery-Ihe snbscrbers manufacturers Of Patent 5taye
Machinery for slack and tight work oder 70 the public
new stays Gutter and Jointer somned for ssek work.
that warrant TO perform al that claim for II and
with confidence challenge composition with any other ma
chine in the rapdiry Of operation. superior qaAy and
tnsh of the WORK This machine when supplied With
bolt Of wood Will feed ITSELF cutting dressing and oinns
In perfect ard unborn manner without any rehandhns
D. 20 100 slaves ronats, and more completely hn<hed
than slaves cresed by other machine IN IL the
only machine In that oIned stays perfectly a.
the operation Of cutting and dressing and any KIND Of
timber thai BIT for may be used such could
not &c rived into and worked BY baud scch elm
maple sycamore, blackberry, walnut &C By this ms
ehnery eoopers, Touring mills lime, salt and cement
ufeerurers may furnish themselves with perfectly dressed
and ointed stsve ready up into barrels a6sst
halt the pes usually paid for rough slaves and baneh
mace q slaves BY ths machine wi commend them
selves for Ter strength uniformity and suoO,hnes The
eost OF running the machine when kept steadily work
need not exceed nit eqna Soc 6fy cent? per thousand
stAVes udIng removing and png We also furnst
an GnEsAed sAve Dresser for tight work. called tho Jua
~on Machine"
Our shops be reached from four Eve hours b.
rsroaS, from Cincinnati Cou INDUS Ssndas&y, Ohio
where the machinery IN operation may be seen
Orcers o Machinery promptly executed With tho pstsos
rsht for Shop, County or State
6wYsEEs sHEFFIELD. Urb4na, Ohio.
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DROTECTION from LIGHTNING-Th

undersigned have long been known constructors of
Lightning Rods which afford complete protection from
lightning
Asevery Successive year has added their experience
they continue offer their services the public with the
honest conviction that ther rods will always deserve entire
confidence.
During the last twenty years they have observed the
nous defects in certain kinds Of rods and have adopted
every improvement the construction Of theirs which
experience could suggest while they have avoided those
which time has pointed the OF
glass insustors The insulation conflicts with Of the
most important designs Of lightning rod and may under
certain circumstances insure instead OF prevent, an eI
Ploson OF lightning from the rod into the house. whien
has heretofore occurred where the rods insulated
The subscribers consider the application Of lightning red
strictly scientific matter and have therefore spent their
hyss IN invests eating the avs Of thunder storms.
ThOse about purchase rods should procure one OF the
subscribers circulars this year which contains fn sx
position OF the and much desirable Infornaton Inc
Undersigned are ready furnish and erect rods N the
best manner and reasonable pee, and orders should
be IN immediately, the season Of Thunder storms
is rapidly spproaehlng. ,, =.
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$I5 FOR A HoMEsTEAD-one hum

uItu NOItu over hnd ~oOV Dulll-
ing Lots to be distributed meng 800 subscribers the 3t
OF March 1883 Over 500 OF these are already engaged
Many OF the Lots these have been sod for from 200
t0O advance the price for which these Lots
now sold showing that the purchase will be good in
vestment.
Each subscriber is entitled four Building Lots Is by 100
feet lying together or Farm Of from to 20 acres The
81 limited al Sl5paysbe IS when subscribed for
s5 before the day Of distribution and the balance n
monthly inHalments of . 80. II desired, Warranty
Deed viii be ade out Immediately after the distribution
Ano delivered directly after paying the balance
Real all parts Long Island
in price and is constantly beng purchased for farming and
gsrdeDins purpo.es and permanent Investments Within
ew days past Mr. Lott Wycko sold "a acres Of land at
Fast New York Long Island for so 600 and ESQ 600 has
been offered for - acres and refused by the owner in the
Town OF Newton L. l. Farms have recently been sold for
from seo TO 500 according TO location and the
land which Offering for sale must from is loca-
ton and cspsbty Of producing all kinds grain fruit and
garden vegetables for the New Markets increase from
20 10 times It's present The Lakeland Village Lots
are nearly all disposed Of This is the last distribution
Hundred, OF purchasers building or preparing 10
improve and occupy these Lots II desned 70 Be one of
the most egb healthy and pleasant Villages In the vicn.
y Of New York For share apply immediately HAS
WOOD, No 200 Broadway where Maps and Pamphlets,
with large number Of purchasers references may
be had gratis.
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An DWELLING HOUSES for SALE

~ The subscriber shout retiring nom his present buzz
Offer for sale advantageous and liberal terms the
the following;
Twenty.nine new bnek three story Houses in Linden
place, sanord~t Wlansbargh Seven splendid new cot
tase Houses IN do Three brck three story Houses in
Richardson's, WILLIAMSBURG and one new h~ick three
story House on the NewtOwn Turnpike.
Any OF the above property most desirable residence
for man Of moderate means, being only tweutT-6ve
minutes walk from the Grand-st Ferry. Stages pa (r
ham-sv- which - only one block rom the properly No
high and The are within tha
mach Of any wanting house For eapitaisrs looE
ina for investment better property be offered The
houses have never been occupied. Apply 20
SAMUEL +. BARTOL Window Shade Manufacture
NOs IFS and IN Wlllau-,,
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Justrrctlou.

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, near PATERSON
"A NJ.-An excellent opportunity il here offered f,r
parents ana xuAras 70 board and educate Misses beten
NesS q AID y y7erS, where every attention VIII Be
oeAted IN psassnt and healthy village and Z e..y Of
aeeess oy T.oae rom Ne~York 20 Patersop tbsnrs n,
Ass OF lfSste Conveyance, which AZ all time, Be- s
pure Geneien having dlu zhters whO NAV be deprvsd
eATs val md this notice worthy Of their A.
Nm poiyr III pslnsEsrs as TO terms, &c apply 20
-NewYork- Marh g. las5 49, - ''e NPS' ''Oie'
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- - -
pianc-fortcs.
NOLIAN PIANOs.-T. GILBERT & Cos

NOLIAN PIANOS.-T. GILBERT & Co. .
III PIANO-FORrE WARE-ROOMS, No. So Broad.
way cor OF Anthonyst, ID heor New-York Pianos via
and without the celebrated Aolan wholesale and rst.
Boulder Cottage Pianos convenient for small a.
40 secondhand Pianos Pianos with and without tho 10
han, to hire Meodeons for sale.
HORACE WATERS, Exclusive Afsnt
The attention Of tho public is invited 10 the loxns
notice from The Newly ork Evangelist
4. GILBERT Co.'S EoLIAN PIAso-FoRrEs-Lont D.
marty with these Instruments enables US 10 SPEAK win
degree OF confidence that could not otherwise claim re-
specng their great merit and tho beauty and adapsda
Of the Heian attachment Of the best purposes
which musical instrument serves ia Christian family
The Instruments very firmly built requiring les tuning
than any others know Of and possess remarkable sweet
and purity OF tone Within few years great improve
ments have been made in their manufacture, by which
much and brilliant is secured Ia poist
OF depth and volume, well of hoagh
out the entire register and elasticity Of touch know oa
whose manufacture superior TO Gllberts Thoss who
have tined them viii DO surprised 10 find such stsr
ments made The hoian is soft and delicate, and vel
adapted for the voice and for sacred music the
self In these ALSO Mr. Gilbert has been making wsst
Improvements within few years that shtfal deh
cacy and purity Of tone has been secured. We ga
TO find them beginning to be- well appreciated THIS
house has spilled about two thousand Eoans In the s
eight years They are now applying ten week. and arc
unable 10 supply the demand They furnishes OF ne
Ware-room at the prices the Mandatory. snd
the buyer may feel assured Of fair dealing and upright treat
ment
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T OBJ BOARDING SCHOOL for Rows

- AZ LODI Bexen County ~ J. miles f-or, ~
iort City, ADOLIH WINANT Principal -Ths Io-.1;--
O. te.s senoo unsurpassed BY any regards heath sna
sshy OF nrnstion The summer session oouuneuce- on
dorcAy, May ID yCpsls received any time T-rp.
oosrc tHirion washing and uendnz $50 per qz.rrer Ci
eHlars nav be obtained Of " ". BUTLER No 81 Ss.sx1
s.; w ThIKhAN, corner Canal and Vsrieks-t. DAN.
III RABoLD, Ne - Sd st OF iddr-ss no PrneieaI
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r. PALMENBERG & Ce. manufacture

~ GsyaDo pparatuses after most simple
sruction and though having very small battery Of
powerful effect Apparstases small enough be
ned In pocket made TO order They also have hand the
celebrated all sizes and shapes
which the best batteries for gliding nverng, chemical
purposes and experimenting having stronger stream than
any Others known. No. 252 7thst between Avenues G
aud ID
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PANTY BOARDING scHOOI-D,nhn,v

n. ~ Conn BY kevE. 5: HUNTISGTOy.-Th scbool /.
Io young Lsdes P1ieEisry, but limited number OF BoTs
eLosr ne age OF tnrtsen be admitted For rfrs,.
AZ 70 MsssIs LLAkf Co, No 4Astor. Hous. w.
S ~ A. 4 sEWART. Nc ss Maiden-Isne; Me-
mi IN n a. spIS SMITH No. Parkrow and Ran.
DznbHry, Conn. - VIZ A'inSiPa4' IN
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&0 O0Q FOR slOO.-ThOse who want

W csOOO cheap Lots IN the fourisiins village ~
Railway, convenient 70 Railroad and near two .rze Ca,
nsge FACTORIES Pint WORKS, Schoos Churches. kr n,
CSC Lot payable - month each Lot. and bV takip1
two Lots have chance draw House and on. .r-e ~
Ground worth $500, will please call At once on
;. WILCOX No. Johnst NY
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.IvIHE EVERGREENsp for SALE.-Thi:

Il attractive country seat widely known as once the
estate General Nathaniel Greene Of Revolutionary
ory situated the Paaic, adonngthe village OF Belle
vile, miles from NewYork and 81 from Newark For
further particulars apply to HOMER MORGAN, No.
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CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS

~ For Paper Mills, Dry Docks, Golfer Dams, Mines, Man
ufactores Steam Vessels and situations requiring powerful
Pumps Fire Engines has equal. Cos, only
third that OF other pumps No repairs required tor years
Examine them and q circular with recommendations
UNION POWER Co, Of U. 8,
Office No. ~ Dey-st, up stairs
Castx gs and maehng Work generally in first manner,
at lowest prices
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alarbinerp, &f.

EOSTER's STONE-PICKING and POTA-
Il TO GATHERING MACHINE.-The patent right for
this valuable machine for the United States
States il offered for sale. The machine, with yoke Of
viii the labor OF twenty every day Il s used
At the last American Institute Fair 1t received first
premium OF the best inventions exhibited.
Capitalists invited to call and model the office Of
G L. BARRITT Patent Solicitor, No. 15l Broadway, New
York.
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U,HE WuLIAMsBURGH REAL ESTATE

J. OFFICE, No. q South 7th-st the place to buy or
House and Lot cheap Houses and Lots from $500
$1,000 Cheap Lots with money loaned 20 build also
corners for Grocers. 5. COCKCROFT, Proprietor.
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GAVE MONEY in your GAS BILIs-


GAVE MONEY in your GAS BILLS
Gas Regulator Company are prepared ,pv ~
valuable machine 81 e. rpos fvor.A t-rr.
Annexed will b. found the oplnon Of the Enxae~. a ~.
Manhattan Gas Works Cha Roou,~, ESQ,
MANHATTAN Gas Wosks, Oct s. tsN
DEAR Sra. lnclcsrd send you certificate s.tfias sA
briefly the advantages OF Dr. kdders saa,r,As
invention do think IL Necessary mention aay 60
have book fun be produced when r>~ded VII, -
here however 70 be ussi yOn desire the resar Of I,
experiment made at the Works and which Be- rspeal
whenever desired.
With street pressure Of " inches Of water ana nm.
burner the the pressure Of the sarsrs r,as.
VA syen-tsnhs The remaining untOach ed a.
number Of lights increased 81 extending over s,r
Suced two inches and the gauge the soyera
renamed, q before, seyen-tentha
Respectfully your obi serv't
CHARLES ROOM.
MANHATTAN Gas WoSKS Oct a tay,
The Gas Regulator Of Dr. kidder IA in nv op;naa ~.
most valuable for regulating the hos OF xs Z.
burners that have seen.
It's correct in principle, and viii accomplish aanrsA,,
the objects tor which IL is designed
pressure the meter BY this ms nent Fedace< eoas
ershlv below tina; the street mans will enable the COO
suner to gain equal amount OF hight al smaller expea
ture Of gas for the les the pressure under which The 90
il consumed the greater the amount OF hght obtsa4
CHARLES ROOME Engineer N. Gas Lsht &c.
Applications for the Regulator received the okes
a the Company corner of Canal and Csntre sts III sy.
THOMAS DARLING See.
Pamphlets containing sccoant OF the Regulator. aal
The certificates OF rarties who the machine in ax
NAV be hsd az the office Of the Company, OF OF
T. CLARKE, No. lVf Fulton-st-, Golden Rule O&ce
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FARM BOARDING SCHOOL

in Litchfeld County, Comic parents wishing to
place their BOYS school the country, the
summer this Institution offers opportunity Ii at
once combpes the comforts OF home and the facilities for
acquiring Classical Education For circulars. stating
terms Ie sppiy TO g. BENEDICT, NJ D, l,oll Broad
way, No s45 Front-st- c. @. SANFORD OF G. NJ
SHERMAN, or by letter TO WALTER 5. BOOTH, PM
cinal Southyille, Conn
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EOR SALE-Two Dead Spindle Throstles,

a OF 10 splndles each. -
One Dead Spindle Throstle, Of 1872 spindles each.
One Dead Spindle Throstle, Of 96 spindles each
These Thrnstles BE- used for either warp filing
Also, Dead Spindle Throste 10 spindes for warp.
Also, Ring Frame Of 1872 spindles
All the above Throstles in st condition and be
seen running. Apply to LAURENCE, CLAPr Co..
No. IS BrOad-st., N. Y.
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DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-The subscriber,

III after many years experience still continues to devote
his time to the Collection of Rents &c. all parts Of the
CITY on nost favorable Undoubted reference
K. FISHER, No l79 EsseX-st.
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ITO LET-Three Stores in 2Oth-st., near the
stbsy; also Store No 81 West 2oth-st, and parts
Of Houses and Stores parts OF the City Inquire
Of GEORGE WEBB, No. 1874 Wooster-st-
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DARN and COUNTRY RESIDENCE for

Il SALE a. Windsor O.. recently oocupie3 " DR. SILL
The buildings have al boeu recently s. aa4 L modern
style Tie tzrn consists Of twenty-five Of &c ocst and
The valley Of the Connecticut River Wen stocked with
tie choices; varieties Of fruit sL and e7Vers IL
= situated Ahout I've inmates wAh o; e Hartford ADD
Springfield Railroad Depot, IN the immediate vic ~ Of
TIE Church hes and Schools and considered oa Of tie most
desiIsbls county residences II the State.
Reference-WIo. r. Wand. Esq, No. q Be-km4r st
Hon. L. d. Moran. New YoTk City. ort0
JAS. X. SILL, Esd Windzr Ct
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EARM for SALE, in BERGEN COUNTY,

Il N J-One mile from Allendale Depot, on the line Of
n Y Ene Railroad. and about p miles from the city,
consisting Of 50 of the best land in Saddle River VAL
lev with orchard and fruit aud house Kitchens barns
shops and outbuildnss all in good substantial order Wi
seSS SO 50 Apply at s. ChAnberss from 10 to
N A n AndSto4P M j. M. BOARD.
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harm in WESTMINSTER COUNTY for

Il SALR-Eighty acres OF highly cultivated Land bean
nully located the purchase road sbsut onehaf mile
from the Rye Station OF the NewHaven Railroad Compa-
ny This farm is in very superior conditions House, Fen
ces &c IN fine order Unless previously disposed OF al pm.
sale will be sold public auction 81 the Merchant
Exchange by Anthony Bleecker on Monday, the 2lst
dsy Of March next Full particulars will be app
caiion 10 w J. STEWART No. Isl South-st
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ROLIAN PIANOS, with GRAND sUS

az PENSION BRIDGE,-HALLET, DAVIS Co
the celebrated Eoan Pano-maken OF Boston, have INTRO
their Pianos the Patent Suspension Bridge CIV.
ing the upper Of the Piano all the volume Of sweet
OF the Grand Piano. BY snansemenis win them
and with Lemuel Gilbert Of Boston who makes the only
good Boudoir Piano, and also with Newton massA We
prepared to offer better Pianos on better terms nan a
other house. A few Of I. Gilbert Cos nnro. sAs
folan Pianos for sale very low Secondhand Pianos '"
go up TO $50. Melodeons T. ~ and 5oeta,ea Dam
Dealers in Pianos Melodeons Music and munca ~"
cations supplied on the most liberal terms ~ pos.J,
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TOR SALE toLET.-Two new two-story

i dwelling Houses pleasantly and healthiy situated 10
the VILLAGE Of Cranevs about two hundred yards from tne
rairosd dep The above houses built IN the most
stanta manner with parors and ball on the hrst MOOR
and three rooms on the second Aoor with wings attached
and three bedrooms on the second floor Each house has
garden and yard attached Access TO the City Of New
York four day. For further particulars inquire OF
CRANE, Craneville.
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EAST MORRISANIA LOTS-Time extend

~ ed year for payment Of 20 cent OF purchase
ana balance on or before March a. 1855 These lots
very healthy and beautiful location, near aud 70 u view
n the Fast River and IN the immediate vicinity Of resi-
depces of several of the wealthy and respectable c
gems of Westohester County Also fine fishing within
quarter OF mile The Morsanis Branch Railroad, already
built passes through this property also, the New Rochelle
and Seconday Railroad which has been lately Chartered
IL exp cted will pass through this properly. Several
houses are now building and lots selling rapidly Distance
OF this property from the City Hail. nine miles Title
feet For maps and other information apply 10 d. b. WIN
TON No 5 Tryon-row, near Harlem Railroad Office.