The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

A RARE CHANCE FOR sOAEBODY-A PRACTICAL
"A 4Pothse.ry, thoroushly eonversant With his bust
ness having hne stock Of drugs, chemica, glassware
and fixtures desrous of forming copartnershp NTH
come one having means and about 70 emgrate to CALI
the business. Address, A I NJ, Herald onice
T,0pARrNERsnIp N0rIcE-EsEN oAIDwy1I. Ayp
~ George Francis Train have formed q oopartr ershp
under the style Of CALDWELL, TRAIN & DO, for tie
Transaction Of general COMMUNIST business at Mebonrne
Australia, with cash capital Of $4,000 4. Caldwell
takes assage for the above port in the Plymouth Rock
and g. +. Train win leave In the volga both of which
ships are about ready Consignments Of msrchan.
tention Of the firm establish on permanent basis
strictly commission house. and any business to their care
VIII meet with their personal and prompt attention
John N. Forbes EDoch Train Co.,
George Upton, Josish si Brad sspea c. Boston
Gary Co.
Goodhue Co,
Josiah Macy L Soma New York
Grinnell Mnturn & Co.
Slias II. Aarrhan 4 Co.,
d Core Co, Philadelphia.
Birchhead Pearce, Baltimore.
SEQ; 4. hopely Co, Charleston, s q.
J. r Whitney h Co., New Orleans.
Flint, 'f fesssiy Co, San Francisco
Bowman, 6rinnell n Co., (,,r.-..,
Charles Humtertson 'erpoo.
~ day associated himself with j. A. Dearborn in the
soda water manufacturing and bottlng business The
business Will be continued at the old establishment No
30 Third avenue under the and Arm OF J. " A.
Dearborn 4 Co. JOHN DEARBORN.
ALEX. DEAaB I'm.
New York, Feb /, 1853. JOHN McC3fsSNEY.
COMPREHENSIVE JOHN II CRAMER, LaTf. or THE
Otrm Of Cfaner Chr tai and George Steele late pupil
OF Alderman Miller have this day formed c0paltner
ship unde' the name and firm Of Cramer Steele the
business OF sign, flag and banner painting at No. John
street. JOHN III. CRAMkR.
GEORGE STEELE
nIssOLUTION.--THE COpARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing between the subscribers, under the firm Of
shne Burrsli is this day dissolved by mutual
Either OF the partners will sign the OF the firm in
liquidation, at No. platt street.
JOHN SI.ANE
New York, Jan IL, 1853 HENRY NJ BURpTJI
The business will he continued by John slane.
DIssc.UTION OF PARTNERSHIP THE CopARTNEa-
~ ship heretofore existing under the drm Of Jones 4
brlholland, tailors No $50 Fourth avenue, was dis
solved by mutual consent the 2St Of January 1865
The unsettled business OF the ate FIRM will be settled by
Charles Mulhoard who alone il authorized 10 use the
name Of the firm in liquidation.
JOSEPH JONES,
CHARLES MULHOLLAND.
rIyHE Co-PARINERsIIIP HEREEIOFaRE EXISTING
between the subscribers, under the firm of Haughton
OConno IN the siasscuttng business IN hereby dis.
solved by mutual con. ent. GEORGE lIAuGHEJN.
New Yelk, Feb 8, 1853. JAMES 0'CoSNog.
The subscriber will continue the business at the same
place, corner Of Elizabeth and Hester streets
JAMES O'CoNsoR
TIVE 90 PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE.
tween the undersigre under the firm Of VIM Moser
ceases this date by Limitation, Mr. H. Hustler retiring
thcrcfrom Wn. Moser, Henry Hustler VIM Mo 'er viii
continue the business on his account at the old
stand, No II Maiden Lane Now York, Feb. IL, 1865.
VITANTED.-THE PROPRIETOR Ov ONE or THE
w best hotels in this city with ten years lease is
furnish cash capital Of sio 900 Applications ma, be
made mt the oiac OF p. CAlLAGHAN, Esu Coun .ellor-
at law, 1t1a Tame street.