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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-27
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

LEATHEk AMI FIN DlNGSs
VTTIi.LlAM BELL. is just opening at the corner oil
wv Water and Locust streets, large aud we'll sc
ccted stock ofleather and findings consisting in par
Of
1000 sides of leleathcr Hemiock and spanish oal
tanned.
so doz morocco, No. I. 2, and A. Tampico extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
IS dog Kip-Prme City, hea'y country, light me
dunn
90 dOz Cochineal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do tIt
90 Linings-Pink, blue. and green.
90 " Bindngs-Lindseys cape goat and sheep.
80 Patent Kid skins.
$50 I" Calf skins-iight, heavy, and medium World
FAIR and Caron,
9 Oil thong leather,
10 Madras Kid
20 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts. .
Boot trees rasps, avis pinccr wax nails balls tack
stamps, thread, buffers, slieker wheels, Keys hooks
aud all other tools and materials by shoe mai
all OF which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
mari
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E0R SALE


NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
HAVING completes our buildings and engaged the
Il most skiilfal and experienced WORKINGS for each
department of our business. and made most thor
osgh preparation for doing Machine and Mill work,
Castings, Brass work and every thing else in line
In the very best ST. lie and favorable at
ANY establishment ia the West, we announce that we
w be In operation in few days. and are now ready to
take contracts for any kind OF work.
u. ID. EGGIESTOy & CO..
mylsiow Corner Canal and lDgle SITS.
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WALL PAPER STO FL!
BOOK BINDING, STORE, FANCY AND
JEwELRY BOXES MANDATORY.
AND H PE R IAN Gys! 9.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS wouli most respectfully
Il to the citizens of Evansville and vicinity
that they have opened Wal Paper store. First bc.
Main aud Locust Their stock is Of the newest
and richest patterns and cf superio quality. and they
will weekly receive additions through the coming season.
They have also hand the newest pa terms Of Window
Shades Fire Screens French Borders, Staiionares, Col
ored edg. Papers, etc, etc., etc.
The hanging of Wall paper they perform with the
greatest accuracy.
STORE BOXES always on hand. Sore, Fancy and
Jewelry BOXES Of every description made to order Ut
the shortest notice and prices Also Books
bound. b. ESGELHAkD q GASSER,
ap29 First. bet Main and Locust streets
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E0R SALE

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, cornering on the
"a Canal Basin, IS feet Fourth street 10y $50 Vine
street. Apply 10 -, --.-.
myig C. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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A ARRIVAL OF THE

New York, Nav "a.


The franklin has arrived, with Liverpool
dates to the 10th.
{ The trade at Manchester has considerably
improved since our last. The demand for
-four is GOO, and prices are sitter at former
quotations. The demand for corn is moder-
ate. and prices favor buyers. Holders Of lard
are firm, with moderate sales to the trade
Beef aud pork are dull. Bacon is active.
The Franklin brought 90 passengers.
The steamship Washington touched off
Cowes an the 18th.
The America arrived at Liverpool on the
9th, and the Arctic on the llth
The City of Manchester was telegraphed off
Holyhead on the evening of the 10Th.
A grand reception was given to Mrs. Stowe
at Stafford House on the 7,h, when the ia
nous address to the women of America was
presented to Mrs. s. by the Earl Of Sh fis-
bury, and was responded to by the Rev. VIM.
Beecher.
Pariiament.-The discussion Of the budget
was still continued, the ministry in all cases
obtaining majority; and it is now nearly
certain hat the whole series Of measures
will pass with but few notifications.
Additional News by the Franklin.
New YORK, May "a, p. NJ.
Circulars generally quote flour and wheat
q shade higher. McHenry quotes wheat I'd
higher. Flour holders are unwilling to SELL
yellow corn has declined Is.
A6vices from Paris announce q prospect
for the consume ton Of the long talked of
"fusion' of the Bou rbon party, and that the
legitimists looked forward to the restoration
of the older branch.
The Empress's health is improving.
The Empero- sent four extraordinary am
bassadors 10 enquire into recent accounts
from Copstantinople, and announce frances
demands in regard to Russia. All has been
satisfactorily anged. The French Envoy
having acceded to the demands OF Russia.
The weather in England for the last few
days, has been unreasonable, and snow has
fallen many parts OF the country.
At Manchester the stock of goods are 10 "
and prices are firm.
Several houses are building clipper ships
for their own trade with India and China.
AtBirmngham business had improved in
consequence of the decline in metals.
Business in the wooden districts was active.
The London money market is unchanged.
The bullion in the bank is at lower point
than it has been Tor some months past. The
stock and share markets are dull.
Coi.sos l00SalOo3.
The difference between Austria and Sardi-
nis are tending to an amcabe settlement
The Sandman ambassador had returned to
Vienna.
The naturalized refugees in Sardinia are
freed from sequestrians.
Turkey has yielded to the menaces of Rus
STA and Austria.
Thirteen Frenchmen and Italians have
been arrested near Barcelona, SPUN, charged
with bclongin to a secret society.
The London Times has advices from Shan
ghai TO the Sd OF March.
The British residents were preparing to
take refuge on beard OF ships.
The Chinese had applied to the British
Consul 10 protect Nankin and uel! the rebel
lion. The matter was referred To the Colonial
government at Hong Kong.
Arrival of the EurOua.
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Arrival of the Europa.

ft HALIFAX. May "a.
The Europa arrived this morning with
dates to the l4th.
Sales of cotton were $4,000 bales, Of
which exporters and spectators took IL 900
bales. The demand has been good, and
p ices have advanced nearlysd. Orleans fair
81, mddlina55, upland fair 90, middling up
land 81, fair and goot have improved most.
Flour Western canal 22s Cd, Ohio 23s Cd.
Corn-yellow 3,s Cd. Lard 53s.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm OF KAHN Il y lie has been di solved by
Il mutual consent and the business will hereafter b.
conducted by Kahn who Is uthorzed settle all
business Of the late frm Those indebted will please
make immediate payment to him. ). KAHN,
myl1u ISAAC VILE.
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE
M r ar now manufacturing HEMP. COTTON, Me-
w Nli.LA ROPES OF all sizes and qualities Bed
Cords halter Rope, Tro Lines. ash Cord. Tow Lines,
aud 10 fact every article the Cordage ibe al of hi,h
we will sell al Cincinnati prices Jrefg at added
Ne have commenced the ors and ask be sustained.
all the articles We manufacture for sale Horn
brooks 81 Woodard's Water street. bet Main and S!ca-
more my4 HANt 0CK A DARR.
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FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS IN
TqE WI EST

TINE property known as the EVANSVILLE F0UN
Il DRY, en- Main street and the Cana, together with
all its appurtanences will be sold at private sale tn,
most reasonable terms. Apply 10
myl4 OLIVER LADD, Evansville. Ind.
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DAGUERREoTYPEs,

THE SHBSCKiBr respectfully informs the public
J. generally that he has resumed the above business
it'll which he long been Familiarity acquanted and
designs establishing permanent Daguerrean gallery
la Evansville in Fosters build Dgs, Of Main aid
First Streets where he hopes to receive In. requ nj
visits of ladies and gentlemen which it shall be his
earnest endeavor merit and he expects be rer
manent he depends upon exhibitions of his prob
siency and skill than noisy humbug of words for sue
cess.
His reputation portrait paneris too well estab-
lshed in Evansy lie and else here to need remark fur
Their than that ne will be happy to ccomodate any de-
string his services In that brai CHI of art.
nr,aO THOS. POlNDEXTER.
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NORTHERN PLANK ROAD

CAMUEL LISTER has just received
- Harper's Magazine for May;
Putnan's do do;
Grahan's do do;
Godey's Ladies' Book do;
English Items, by Matt Ward;
All of the above be had by calling at the Evans.
Vile Book store, Main st doors from First my3
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yDEADY.MADE CLOTHING.--Al large and
IL complete stock Of Clothing. man factured express
L. tor our Spring and Summer sales. which offer al
reduced prices.
apI9 MERRITT, FIELD e. co.
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1USr RECEIVED from New York-A large assert
u ment of Bonnets and chdrens Hats. of the lates
styles. and for sale very low by
ap22 WM LoWENIbALL co.
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TOTHE LADIES.
CHANkIIN d. REILLY would respectfully call the
- attention of the ladies to their stock OF Emoroi
deres ces and white goods just received, consisting
of Jaconet and Swiss embroidered Collars.
Mousguetairc mourning and second mourning Collars
Jacanet and Swiss Embroidered Sleeves:
Swiss embroidered Chemisettes aud Guns;
jacOnet anu Swiss Ecgngs and lnsertings;
do do Pointed flouncings and Bands;
Real Thread Lace Edgipgs and lnsertings;
Black and white Lace Capes, blk and straw v .ils:
Plaid and striped Jaconeis and embroidered Swiss
MIslns c., oc. all OF which offered for sale at the
TO-, est prices anil SHANKLIN e. REILLY.
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ICE CREAM.

LyARDINES.-2e5 Boxes assorted sizes. just re
- ceived and for sale BY GILBERT & co.,
my4 Sycamore, near Water
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AUCT ION.
wOoL,SEY n NELSON

NNTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctionee
Wv and Commission Merchants, Manufactures agent
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture, Chairs Clocks, Lookn
Glasses Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular attei
ton given to the sale all descriptions of Goods. Reg
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay aud Saturday, Gas
advances made on Consignments.
aug % 1y WOOLSEY IL NELSON.
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TEWELRY & ADMINISTRATIONS, Finger rings
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, stee
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses, Fame, Soaps
AccordaDs Volns Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug % ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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SOFAS. Divan, Center. dining, Breakfast and Car
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dress
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclose
and plain Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsteads and Ma
tresses. Also large and general assortment Of Woo,
Cane aud Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23.lyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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CHAIRS-Ja.t received and for sale low at our Flu
~ niture rooms Water street, 30 dozen wood sea
e-seai. and sofaseat Chairs ,.s....-
janl1 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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SOFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furntar
~ rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jan27 W0OLSEY & NELSON.
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NEW ROCKS

DUTNAH,S AND IIARPER,s MAGA
j. ZINES for NAV, tor sale by
iAy3 RATHbOAE & WHEELER.
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XIALuABLE and MOsTELIGIBLynncr

PROPERTY f0r SALE stNEWARk, n J-.-N
Nexsrk and Roe ndsle Lame and Cement C0np.r, -,
Ing 20 rs ncu sh the uActsfc 0t &c xs-.s
ard coufne their opessnets - then mills and aia. ;
WbirporI Ulster Co NY eaef for sale, acss4a,sa~
,rs rrs hs whole Of theu vsuaAie WHAT Prop.rt,
The City OF Newark TIE Wharf ID tnoatlas on r>s -
safe River Of 30 feet extending bach 70 the Mou cs,
So feet IL 10 located the center OF the nesc,
manufacturing ant bus,nss part o. toe city aasrax a.
PIank Rosi and lev hundred yslas only ffsa tss IA
rcd DEPOT the fcoi Of Msskess -Four freight stss.n
(b-.de~ ealing ves~e,& bArge~ ke &e mi TO-.
Ne~yoTk daily and touch AZ the bari Whenever ire.<
&c, IA Upon tie pIems-s 9 lamhex OF kaiAnxa va
large mil containing superior Steam Eng iae 81 6Sp.
korse power and boileS IN eotnpets order
For any hind Of heavy Maintaining W<ka o. Tor lsn
Der, coal &C. this Properly po~s~ses unsur7sssi ~
yantsses For particular apply 10 A. LEMASSENA. a
II. WILDE. Secretary OF the Company, 81 NesaTk N.
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Mathinerp, Sc.
NEW THING ENTIRELY-Tl

A NEW IHlNG EN- IiRELI line mo"
"A astonishing performance heard VI Barrels Frkin
Kegs and the whole cooper family made aud hnnhed VIA
out defect air tight and smooth enough TO vnnss, CO.
tirely by Machinery.
Our MACHINE with the tools used to perfsrm tho wsh
il patent tor which we have received Gold and Slva
Medas and State Diploma IL takes the timber IN tho bob
the following Ia the gsn cuts them all Of eles
length planes both IN and outside perfectly smoot tnes
the quality OF the timber joints them IN perfect mssae
giving each siaye its equal proportion OF bse accoeDn
width, be 10 wide narrow; chalners novels GUS m
crease the head and prepares the barrel or kes ~
the hopping Ia manner so perfect conPeio ana
OF superior finish that challenge the Word 10 produce
better barrel, frkn kfg, than our Machines nsse
the rate OF $50 per day the single st TO when We nn'
the particular attention OF all who ch0ose 70 give rn "a
erection We manufacture articles OF the barrel tNif
from smallest white lead kes the largest casa 10 se
eral all OF which be warranted 20 bold mo h
subtle liquids or be adapted 10 the packing oil airy goa
In fact the machines cannot make an Imperfect hseeef
cep, the defect is exclusively Ia the timber =, a., u,
We have shop at Elnlrs ~ Y, directly 90 the ins o.
the New-York and Ere Railroad, and the Elniss sni
Niagara Fails Railroad, five mnutes walk Borh
where any persons who wish witness tbs operation
the aebnss and test TO their perfect satisfaction every
branch OF the work we wbl feel the utmost Pss''I.
exhMtng 10 such every thing connected with tho work
Persons desiTous OF purchasing the Right sod M~mU'
for any loo alton unsod, can obtain any
t.hton thereto by spply 70 M through me hA fhs.
are but few of the States remaining IN orr hsrios ao
still applicants will be rcteued ~ the prescott oTm'>
must ofwhom will donbi hold Tor dlsp0sA oesfso.'
locaroua within their respective territories. us ~
coded by all indzes ~hO have examined The mschns ns
tsurpssse everything that has or can d. 1Sehtee ot
same purpose, and must entirely snpsFrde All 0'''
speeinsns Of our work can be By calling 90 tA'
Fditsrs Of fhe New-York Tribune. - -
WM TRAP h Co. Ps,rn.ess sod Propre'0r,
Flmira Nr~-fOrk. MarCl H. 1919.
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HOUSE and LOT for sALE, at Jersey

HUUSE ana LOI Tut CAIT, uI JUIsty
City four blocks from the ferry three minutes walk
A 80 foot By 0OLot good solid ground good well OF
water with two-snd -hasstory Brick House with cellar
and basement ope year old The house is % feet from IN,
'front.' f by % The House has six rooms basement and
cellar built for ell kitchen for front house has
coed filtered cstern beautiful residences good nelShoor
hood The House viii be sold with - or 3 feet by 100 II
preferred part Of the purchaeDOuey can remain seven
years at per cent Inquire the premises No IL Nor
Ts-st between Hudson aud Greensts OF J. H. BROA5
No lS6 West 81 Washington Market. Also, good b1s.
ness location, Grove and Michgant large por
ton Of the purchase money can remain.
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IMPORTANT to THOSE WHO DESIRE

i 10 PURCHASE BUILDING SlTE.-A Public Meet.
ing win be held in Union Buildings No 1853 Bowery Vppo-
ate BroOme-st, THURSDAY EVENING, March 81,
for the purpose Of receiving bers 20 the new Village
of South FOrdham, containing $50 desirable Building Plots
locstrd the Harlem Railroad adjoining Upper Morfsa
ma and about 80 minutes ride from the city In fall view
of the Palisades OF the Hudson, which, together with
rety OF other beautiful and picturesque scenery render
OF the delightful places for resdence IN the vi
entity Of the City of Newf0rk. The prices and terms OF
ME- above property will BE- such 20 place t within the
reach OF oil who may 70 20 themselves home
small portion OF The purchase money only WIZ De re-
oaired: the balance can remain payable IN i've years la
case the purchasers improve by building no oney VIII be
required said property VIII be disposed OF upon plan
similar 10 that which complies the Villages OF Nor
risanis which will be fully explained Ct the meetinz All
who with 10 purchase either their profitable
nyestret are respectfully invited % pTesent Tnurs
cav evening. ~ MORAW, Agent.
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MISERABLE PROPERTY for SALE, at
EAsT MORRIsANIA LOTs-Time extend

H ed one year payment of 90 per Of purchase
money of balance OF the ots.-Terms 10 per down,
balance before March n 1855. These lots occupy
very healthy and beautiful location and 10 full view
denees Of several of the wealthy aud respectable ct
zens Of Nestcheter County Also hue fishing within
quarter Of mile The M0rrsania Branch Railroad already
built passes through this propery also, the NewRochee
and Seeondav Railroad, which has been lately chartered
ns expected, VIII pass through TINS property Several
OF this property from the City Hail. miles Title per-
For maps and other information apply d. B. WIN
TON, Nc. 5 Iryou-row near Harlem Railroad Office.
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CMALL FARM for SALE in NEW

~ JERSEY Situated at East Newark containing about
Il acres Said Farm well fruited with cberres Is1us
peas add apples and other fruit: also has abous scres
Of strawberries The fruit 10 al select quality, Of the
choicest kind il is in the highest state Of cultivation a. IL
has been used Tor gsden purposes for the Las. ten
This very desirable situation for country residense
As the subscriber il sn man, be desles dispose Of ~
The terms will be very rsasonabie The above farIn
meDds a view Of about - miles in circumference, The
ground being elevated For particular inquire Of John
J. SPEER, Of 5th and the Turnpike Road lead
ing 10 New York Of EDWARD A CSOk- No 10
Wa-r, Sew-York srh sory. II not sod By the sth 81
Aprll. IL Will be sod n public sale
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DARN for SALE.-For sale, very pro-

DARN for SALE.-For sale, a very pro
i ductive Farm consisting OF S7 acres in high stae OF
cnltyatiop situated in the town of Milton Saratoga Co.
within five miles Of the Springs and four of Bsston spa
never failing through the properly making
II desirable farm for grazing OF grain having produced
P~st $50 of good Hay, exclusive OF Srs.
n. buildings consist handsome Cottage Hous@,
also good Tt House, Corn Houses aud about 900
feet ncosps tine yard sufficiently large for
IA head of cattle aud stabng for the milk house
new and built of stone, and of the barns set Of
hay scales permanently fixed fine well OF wser IN tho
bainyard aso adjoining each house the whole OF the
bmldngs are good repair the greater part being
The property be divided to advantage the whos
will be sold low and upon accommodating terms Property
in NE City of New York Troy and It's vicinity will be
taken in exchange for part payment. Apply TO
ABRAM NASH. No. AS Thrd-st., Troy, or
NASH BEADLESTON L Co, No. 50 Dey st., ". Y.
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An DWEIlING HOUSES for SALH-

OTse suhrneer. about retiring non his pres-st be-
oaers tor ae advantageous and liberal scrns the
the following
Twenty-nne rev bnck three story Hcu.-S IN Lisass-
t,re Houses in do Thrre new bck three soy Hoasss
Riehsrdscn-st- Wi,hsmsearsh and b<.sk tArss
story House on the Newtovn Turnpike.
Any OF the above property desirable rcsdcnps
Tor mar Of moderate means, being only twenty ave
rnirutes walk from the Grsndst Ferry Stage pcs Ora
hsr-sy which q coly block fron the prcpcry. Ne
h.h .xes and no ssseunen The .eruas are within tAs
reach of any ons wanting house for sspialsts isss
ns for investment better property ese DO offered Ts
bonses have never been Occupied Apply to
SAMUEL r. BARrOL Window Shade Mnufsctur-r.
Nos It's and IN w ll,am q
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EOsTER's sTONE-PICKING and POTA.
I 10 GATuIRING MACHINE- 1he paesnt ntn. Nt

Il TO GATHERING MACHiNE-The pascu' I'm - -
ibis ysuabe machine for the United states or ooe o -
States - offered COR sale. The machine, Win yO1
Oxen will the labor o, twenty men every dsy -
AT the last American Institute FAIR g received
premium ~ one OF the bsa inventions ever ex1ol"I
Capitalists arr nvited call and motel al tne on
& t. BARRpTP, Patent Solicitor No. .5e Broadway NO.
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HJORRISANIA-FO Sale, n neat double
WI CoageHouse with threequarters OF aere Of and
lad with and shubery situated ni9h ground
overlooking the surrounding country within three nnutes
walk Of the Depot Price IS C00 part OF which esn remain
on bond and mortgage for Of yesrs For particulars
No 50 Cherrys between the hours Of 10 and IL O'Clock
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.n.nn,,o. .. voNKRRs -Person MS wishing

BOARDING at YONKBRS.-Personsw wishing
ID 10 rroouYe Board in the country for co: seloa %
Iesr can be accommodated the Inst Of Nay VIZ
pcors,t p SODINE's Yonkes The locailon = 1850
s,y,cr,ded by fruit snd slece trees, and witatn
wall OF the Hudson River ksilTosd pepper finSnrT r.,
NI PIERCE No IS BesYcr-st; MY . "''Dii -
sursnce Co. No 81 WALTZ. -
EBANON SPRINGS;;LCOLU n 81 ia
HALLLh' fs%ss Wishing sccommod on: 10 the
Hc ths coss.s re IssSIT and Ger
Tor nloin 40; ~ nroyi5ed make 1t desirable a. "a ~
nan Dsso Nv s present proprietor, HENK1 HULL.
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DROpERTY for SALE az Creenxich. Comm.

Cottage stories, 3x3a cellar, stncA &C. stable and
building about 1t ground well fenced trees 20 be
out &c. The house Is new and neatly arranged STD
ated about of nile from Greenwich depot the New
Haven Railroad near the Sound, Offering fine SEA bath
ius fshiDs. ke Apply 10 }. l. BRUSH 2. NJ, ~ G. or
to BILLING TUCKER, No. S59 Broadway.
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EOR SALE, at YOnkers, on Hudson River,
l. several PLOTS of GROUND of 10 acres each separate
or together The above Plots he between the Post Road
and River and the opportunity thus Offered for commodols
and splendid building SITES convenient TO the city, VIII
scarcely ever again be with Terms Inquire Of
JAMES III. BLACKWELL, Yonkers or THOMAS LAW
RENEE No. Is Beekmanst.
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DEAL ESTATE AGENCY The subscriber.
III after many years experience s continues 70 Ae.sts
nj. time to the Coectoa Of Rens he IN al pArts Of the
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