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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-22
REMOVAL OF.
JEwELHY STOisE.
EVANSVILLE a. CRAWF0I DSVILLE
kAIIRDAD.
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

r-..zs1.f 49, ks-4- s::,sE
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE
on AND AFTER wEDN EsDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1851
Train. will run as follows tsondays e.esptsd):l
Leaves 20 Leaves Terrs MDuse $40 n
Arrive :, .insscne'. 3 nIr,s e, ainc.nne' i2So
Arrive ssh Arrive a, Evansville SIS
sS- Passengers dine At Vineennes.
Passengers this sleep Terr Haut take the Mora
ing Train the Terre Hau,e snd Richmond Road NJ
indianapolis 1850 NJ in time with
For Cincinnati via. Lawreuceburgh 1880 A. NJ
For Cleveland Pittsburgh and all ntermedias points via
For Xsnia Dayton. Columbus Zsnesvle and wheelin
via Indiana Central road at u NJ arrive at Columbus at 10
Fer Chicago LSgansport and Layett. by Lafayette road at
II NJ. arrive at chicsgo At $50 r
vile road also With trains Tor Madison and Peru
wi, "a greatly 70 sne, ad'Ao', Tor salty
during preference the uncertain and often dan
Gss S 'r ,a1 early 9r n w
ansvills the morning will Cincinnati. Chicago.
The ancn Of merchants aud others having Goods to ship
from the East called to this route ueanm Of
arrive at Evansville bird dav m n the time uaasisi
longer avoiding the pense INSURANCE. Away
49,. 'u ns = ~, j. DANIELS. ssg.,
Evansville Enquirer aud yinsennes Gas. cory 2m.)
NErOOp. wOOD:.-l.o cords Of Wood for sale on the
w bank Of the canal in Evansville win he sid cheap
dee2l-2t Corner Main and Fourth
sTR AYED OR STOLEN.
fOAL Mare: "a year. VI sse with W bite hindf feet
jay Good reward is offered Tor bringing ssss The
dsesf s,dGw On Boo.vir. Road ~ miles from ,.wn.
aJRuEr.-2oeasess my rns carrsnts;
4 50 boxes NJ: X. Raisi.s;
5Dhf-ixs do do;
tS' sort-shell Almonds just rcd and for
sale iy dee2l BAbCOCK BRO.
choice Cheese jus: issa and s tE sale
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"The Governor General Of Cuba has
refused request of planters TO disband the
black soldiers.
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MARRIED..

On The morning Of the 2it inst. ~ the Rev c. Foster
DIR. DAVID A. PARSLEY Of the hrm OF Keller. Farn,ry
Miss NJ. OLIVIA MITCHELL, eluest daughter of
John Miteh-li. Esd. all of this city.
Louisville lsPers please copy.
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rKivATE BOARDING.

SpOARDERS desiring prtvate boarding house. hnS
~ - rooms and accom- modaioh Mrs. ID. " EGLEl' 8
Chesnu. between Water aud First where
attention is paid the
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pAurERn EnrYPRs coon ANp CHEAP.

U.ttsV TN tsUtIU NNU
ANlNG sed the Daguerrean establishment NJ.
IL Wright. over VIM. ughts store and made handsomc
his stock PREPARED tair bkrns.ses
The hest style sn. low rrie's am savsailias
own Pa and te-fore have superior advantage L.ks
nessrs OF minis'eis~ \ zen free OF charge.
Evanssie Ia and Illinois stick money taken for
pasuerre"types. corner Main and Second sts.
dseli-2ss L. G. ONYErT.
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SCNORgEs.-

esUNDRgEs.-
- rs m Starch. N
50 do Darkee's Baking Fowders:
~ btls ass'd Nuts; s Wis GTcubc Ginger:
bxs rhoeoizfs; 40 xs DO Sfiee; ~ hxs Mustard:
Is do Pepper Sance: - has Tomato Catsup;
"a Do ass'd Pickles aud preserves;
10 do Brandy Peaches sud Cherries. ~ hass Spice;
10 ban Pepper; cask Nader; D hale Gloves;
lease Nutmeg rardines: 900 0D D.. =. b. sBd
water Percussion Gaps just rec and for sale ~
nos20 PRESTON BROS.
GSNtss MI t.S.We this day IN receipt Of ~
- Swiss Malls 81 the Nille Point .Rsmasr' and 'Cs
qaet rattrns These goods have purchased rsss
the mnaufaeturersat St Call Switzerland. and pledge
selves 10 sell them to dealers cheap the article ssn
be bad from porIIng house in the eogptI.
nevis JAS. Low CO.. AS Main at. Lou. KY I
EpECEIyEp per Advance direct Bsltinors-
Ii boxes W 10 Cans Oysters;
10 ~ don II do do;
SdoI n DO Loisfers;
IS DO IS doz plot Pepper Sauce;
IL do IL doz pint Tomato Catsup:
do doz qrt Stanghtoa Buffers:
do doz pint do do; and fo- sale Nv
novi5 l. & ID HEiMANN-
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CG-PARTNERSHIP.

v1NHE undersigned have this day formed -rsrtn ershp
N under the drm of llendek MeRea. aud ~ ~oncilrs
The Root aud Shos business the old stand Of V Hen
dreks go. v. n. HENDRICKS.
arci2-u W. A. McREA.
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DgSSl,IUTION

vENHE partnership heretofore existing between the
derssned under the trm of V. n Hen arshs Co.. Il
this day dissolved ~ mutual consent.
v X. HESDRIcKs
deei2-u JOS. ii. HENDRICKS.
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STONE w aRE.-2Oo gallons Is in store aud fol
- sale BY GsciS wv. & 5. ylCkERY.
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IVORY TABLE KNIVES.

FINE assortment Of Ivory Tables. IN stock. IN
sets or sets OF 81 pieces which both useful ard
able for Christmas andrew Years presents The attention
honsee keepers Is called TO this fact CHAS. y. WELLS
deel2 doors below the Branch Bank
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

WYE respectfully inform the public he Ladies in
W particular that have larae completes
JeTelry. from which Chris:mas gifts
ested. Viii h viii be ain give satisfaction gver
receiver As will sell prices cash; those
wishing boy Watches CLOCKS Jewery. viii do vel. to
give call. Our is all fresh. and the
surpassed. BiTfROLFF a ; ms.
dsels Main street betw. First and Second.
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NEW TAILORING rsT.RIlsHN

NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
fSNHE undersigned would
IL citizens Of Evansville and surrounding he
has opened shop Main street opposite the brsneh Bank
Of Indiana where he intends carving the above
all
work warranted Of work He hopes
Call and examine his stock Cloths
ngs he has good stock hsrd and is prepared sel
cheap. NOVEL u l.. NELMS.
V1>EAsI5o hslf-chests end toxes consisting Of Yong
n Hyson. Imperial and Black Teas. rcd and for sale
by novs0 PRESTON BROS.
wv ANTEp.-A situation private family q -prre.
w and TO do house plain sewing The
best references given. Enquire at the CITY HOIEL
novi7-tf
HpENENCER.-AII goods bought at J. W. & s. WICK
EkfS delivered at the houses OF he purchasers.
free Of charge. noyI7
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

HE.sE.Io0b choice Cheese just reed and for sale
q by lec2i BABCgCk BRO.
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hTR A1ED OK rTOHEN.
FOAL Mare. IA years VI ase with hite hind feet.
IN lonr white stripe the tereheac .een lost
Coed reward is offered for bringing back the
for inform alton by PErER BOCn.
deegt 2,d&w On Boon VILE Road y. miles from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-27
ANTHOLOGY.


A sTONIsHlNG TO ALL.-MADAME MORROW Is
"A without exception the most wShderful astrologist
n the world, that has been known. She will tell
past present. and future events and win show your
future husband and absent friends which has astonishcd
thousands during her travels in Europe She Is the
seventh daughter Of seventh daughter, and born
with natural giit by invoking the powers Of her
derful Science to tell their very thoughts and will
cause happy pairs to come together who will all enjoy
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss Her pre-
dictons are truly astonishing to AL who visit her.
they may depend upon true advice founded the
nal principles Of magical science 76 Broome street. be-
tween Cannon and Columbia streets Gentlemen not ad
mitted Hours from O'Clock AM toeP.M
r LAlRvOYANCE.-MRS.H HAYES Is THE GREATEST
~ .cairvoyant physician living. Sick ladies are al
ways coming and going from Mrs. Hayes Office, 10
Spring street. the Bowery. Mrs. Hayes examna-
tons always correct, remember Satisfactory exa-
limitations given 10 all, or no charge made. Private
rooms for ladies.
Al ADANR ALVIN, FROM PARIS. TENDERS HE
M services to the ladies' and ger tlsmsn Of this city,
In astrolsgy, BY books and science and ID to be consult
90 about love, marriage, business, law matters, -
She win tell the OF the lady or gentleman they wn
marry also, the names Of her vistsrs Madame Alwia
speaks the Engsh, French and German languages Re.
sdence, 300 Bowery bstwsG First and Second stxssts
Omos hours from 10 A. NJ. 70 8 p. =
MRS PREwy1IR, 80 GREAT JONES STREET. COR'
1 ner OF the Bowery, has been induced through the
Persuasons Of her many friends, TO continue until
further notice. She be consulted In astroloGy love
and law matters interpreting Dreams by books and SCI
encs and tell the Of the lady or gentleman they
viii marry; also the Of her visiters Ladies -
cents gentlemen 10 cents until the LIST Of January
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-27

~ REAT AMERICAN BOOK.
" THE KNICKERBOCKER GALLERY,
testimonial to the editor of the Knckerbocker Maya
zine from its contributors, with ortyeght portraits
engraved steel from original pictures and elegant
engraved title page.
This volume is complete and contains original
articles written expressly for it by fftythree contribu
traits Of the writers. The following table OF contents will
guarantee the literary reputation Of the book
Conversations with Ialma BY Washington Irving.
Eighteen Years AReminescence of Kentucky. By Sa-
mue 0sgood.
Republica. By George Lunt
The Bride of the Ice King. By Donald G. Mitchell.
Dramatic Frament. BY George II. Boxer.
Gentle Dove An Indian Legend. BY Frederick W.
Shelton.
The saow Shower. BY William Cullen Bryant
Day at s.. Helena BY Bayard Taylor.
On Lake Pepn. BY Epes Sargent.
orpheus in hades. By William Pitt Palmer.
Piseco Sketch. BY George W. Bcthune.
Dryden and Milton. BY W. H. c. Hosmer
Anteros: Life with one Passion. BY Donald Mac
Pm rowing Old By John G. SAKE.
Rambles in the Far West. BY Ralph Roanoke.
Too Much of Change BY C. A. Brsted.
Captain Begraye. by Frederick s Cozzens.
An Invitation. By james T. Fields
"reminiscences of Christopher COLES. BY John W.
naneis.
JEANNE Marsh of Cherry Valley BY George p. Morris
Edmund hean By Henry Theodore Tucherman.
The Sessions of Parnassus; or, The Bards of Gotham
By Thomas Ward.
A Dutch Belle. BY p Hamilton Myers
The Emperors Birds Nest. By Henry Wadsworth
Iongfelow.
The Iron Man BY Henry j. Brent.
Tue Death OF Uric. by Theodore s. Fay.
Marie Lefrette: Story Of kaskaskia By J. L.
Mcconnell.
The Wedding Trip of Kar Alvar Rain. BY Charles
Leland.
The shrouded Portrait. BY George William Curtis,
To Beautiful Girl. BY George d. Prentice.
The Loves Of Mary Jones. By J. d Lssare
Traditions OF the Natchez. by I. b. Thorpe.
Massaecio: Brancacei Chapel, Florence. BY James
Russell Lowell
The Sun-D Dial of Isella. BY Richard B. Kimball.
A Tropical Voyage, BY Park Benjamin
The Satanic in Literature. BY Samuel S. Cox.
Ad Fo,ltum Nym phas. BY Charles Astor Bristol.
Iirge at the Grave of Little Freddy. BY II. W. Rock
well.
A Curt History of the United States: in the Hebraic
Manner. BY Henry X. Schoolcrat.
The Duellist. BY Robert I. Conrad
ACharade. BY George Wood.
Love Supreme From an Unpublished Story. By Rufus
W. Griswold.
Letter from Idlewild. BY N. p Willis.
Burnet by Charles G. Eastman.
Trees. By Alfred B. Street.
Antique Dirge. BY Richard Henry Stoddard.
A Serenade. BY Richard Henry Stoddard.
Physical Development of the United States. By
William ii. Seward.
Welaway. BY George H. Clark.
Literary Martyrdom. BY Charles F. Briggs
Zadoc Town: Legend Of Dosoris. by John 7 Irving.
Poetica Episte to Louis Gay lord Clark Esq BY Ftz
Green Halleck
The price, elegantly bound in cloth, full gilt, is So
and in Turkey morocco extra, 81.
Subscriptions received at this Office OF the Knicker
becker Magazine No. 34s Broadway, Room No. 10, over
Appleton's, by the publisher, S. HUSTON.
M oRRIs wILIIss HONE JOURNAL FOR 1856
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~ HTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS-THE SUBSCRIBER
N having imported most extensively in anticipation
OF the approaching holidays, NOT AT ALI. EXPECTING
THE PRESENT HARD TIMES, has resolved upon making
immense reduction in the prices Of his present mag
ni6cent stock OF
commencing Monday, the 18th Of Dscember-prefer-
ring this to carrying large stock 10 another
Parties, therefore, DESTROYS u maaing pur-
chasss for presents, opportunity of select
ing from OF the richest and most extensive Stocks
in the city, at unprecedented bargains.
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INIDERBERRY wINE-JUST RECEIVED AN IMPOR-
~ tation expressly for the hodays-an article which
English residents have not heretofore had oppor
tunity OF procuring, be had 1T the whole
sale and family grocery store, 81 Fulton street.
MCLOUGHIIN 4 MCSHANE.
X ENUINE OLD WINES AND LTQUORS-vZ: OLD
N London dock brandiss, pale and brown shsrriss,
South Side and East India madeiras, London port and
pure juice, Holland GIN Scotch and Irish whisksy,
Jamaica rum Havana cigars, &C. ct very low prices Ct
me Fulton wine vaults, s. Fulton street.
n. X. MEgBINGW 90.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A FILE OF DAILY HERALDS FOR EIGHT YEARS
back, bound and in perfect order for sale cheap by
j. w. DAVIS, 90 Wall street.
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WHITE ASH STOVE COAL DIsCHARGING THIS DAY
w from boat ct 81 per ton, weighed the wharf,
and delivered to any part Of the city Order received
at scales the wharf, foot TwsutyArst street, North
river, Sl3 Bowery, and AL Greene street.
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yAT ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w woman, chambermaid and seamstress, or to
take OF children. References be given by up
plying at III Elm street.
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M oRRIS Il WILIIS'S HONE JOURNAL FOR 1856 -
WI Subscribe at you desire the numbers from
January. Terms 81 year in advance. Publication
,fice l07 Fulton street.
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WAETED-A SITUATION AS COOK, AND TO DO
Brooklyn third noor back Best of city references
elvtn.
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U,OYs AND FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
i The undersigned has just received from his agents
In Europe complete and varied assortment Of toys for
which he deAes competition Those who DESTROYS OF
aking holiday presents will find II TO their advantage
TO give him q call Wholesale dealers viii and here
very .hoice and beautiful selection Of goods suitable
the approaching holidays The undersigned begs leave
10 invite his customers, and the public generally, to in
spectfuiIy solicits Continuance of their patronage
Remember the old stand, IS Division street. Chat
ham square. c. G0ETZ (late HAYES Goets.)
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yHyANTED-FoR sBGAR STORE UP TOWN, A
w nice respectable boy about Is years of age,
that be recommended honesty and sides with
his in the vicinity Of the store, Broadway
ner Of Twenty eighth street. Call between 10 and II
O'Clock.
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DRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYs.-E DUNCAN L
i Brother, No 16l Fulton street.-Splendd assert
mcnt Of Catholic Bibles, Testamenta Prayer Books, and
standard works.Dungan and Brother invite the atten-
ton of all about selecting presents for the holidays
their superb Bibles. the most beautiful edition In the
world; their Ursulne Manual Flowers Of Piety, Angc
Conducteur Diamante del Catolico Americana, Veg Zum
Himmel and other prayer books, magnidcently bound
in velvet Turkey morocco and other styles. beauti-
full collection Of bsque statuettes rosares, medaons
benitiers, and engravings now on hand. Juveniles
aud standard Catholic works of every kind.
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DRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.--AS CHRISTMAS
JIG and New Years are close ut hand and the seasons
for gifts fast approaching the subscriber would respect
fully recommend his elegant stock Of coaks and furs
the present giving public gifts in which both the
ful and ornamental combined. Having rich as
sorment Of velvet satin and more antique cloaks made
In the most fashionable style and Of the very best mate
rial he thinks he hazards nothing in saying they cannot
be exceed in any Of the larger establishments In the
city. Among his furs may be found the sable, mink
stone marten htch and mountain marten, imported ex
pressy for his esablishment and Ut prices TO suit thu
present depression Of the money Market and the
Of ALL As the Winter stock II fast disappearing and
preparations being made for the Spring and Summer
trade those desiring cloaks and furs would do well 10
call and examine his goods quickly at his cloak and fur
four doors from Broadway. WIN. B. MCKENZIE.
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V1vANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE We
w man, as professed cook and baker; understands
all kinds of pastry and confectionery is also Grsrate
houskeeper having had fourteen syears experience in
the pectabe families The Jest OF city reference
be given. Can be until employed, address
note TO A. l., at No. ia East Twenty 9th street.
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GGSTs v0R THE HOLIDAYS.
ENO SPLENDID DRESSES
OUU For Holiday presents,
1T 10 cent?, 81, o. Is, 81 80, IL rs each,
only half
the original price, to close out the winter stock.
Also.
200 Shawls, in wool and brocne,
from 81 to 50.
g. 3. WILLIAMS 4 CO., $50 Greenwich street.
between Robinson and Murray
RARE CHANCE FOR CHEAP HOLIDAY PRESENT
"A ut Slater's book and stationery store, No. 204
Chatham street, the B0wery, (rst floor up stairs
where he is temporarily located to sell out his entire
stock consisting Of extensive assortment Of choice
books and fancy stationery desks work and other fine
boxes portfolios, and large and spepdd assortmen
of inkstands, glove boxes, &C. Books and albums int
fne binding. juvenile and chldrens books very large
assortmsnt-an Of which he viii sell very low, tor the
purpose Of briefly closing up his business.
J. SLATER, No. 204 Chatham square,
A HANDSOME NEW YEARS PRESENT Is SET
n of Jacobs California diamonds-they equal to
the real diamonds and the cost is triding pin and
rings set in box, SIT 50real diamonds would cost $500
L. & j. JACOBS, 4o7 Broadway.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS.-HofIDAY PRESENTS, USEFUL
" and desira ble-Rch velvet cloaks, warranted pure
silk, $25 satin cloaks, SO to 500 styles MORE
antiques trmed velvet go TO $685. and cloth coaks all
colors and black from 90 to $40 marked down to clear
out the stock before the close Of the season.
MOLYNEUX BLli. So Canal street.
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II OIlDAY PRESENTS.-WHAT is MORE APPRO-
I'LL pirate than likeness of yourself taken by the
unerrng Daguerrean process Any real friend win value
size and quality Of The best place to get them is
at 435 Broadway, corner Of Howard street.
GARBANATT, Artist.
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yETANIEp-A SMART, STEADY MAN, TO ACT IN
w the capacity OF oysternlan AMI waiter Apply at
the st. Charles Restaurant, 347 broadway, alter IL
o'clock A. NJ.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-FuR PHILADELPHIA
IN and the South and West via Jersey C,ty Mail
express lnes.-Leave New Yors at 4 anu 10 NJ, an
and r. N. Fare 81 10 IN L. and ~ in sno 10 A. NJ
and Y. M second class 81 20 IN 10, ct IL ~, a, a.
stopping At all way stations THROUGH ;iess sold a.
Cincinnati and the West and for Bsitn,fe wasains
Norfolk &C., and through baggage coeefed wsstns
Non In and 10 A. NJ, And r. NJ
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RIO sPANiAIlIS, OR PERSONS HAVING A THO.
Il rough knowledge OF the Spanish language young
man tAnetiean} Wishes to form the acquaintance of
youig IeIS"I $40 is able TO teach the above language
lie ocei o. tte t"atcribrr = - acquire, by assoca
titn. > sltahlg sn"~ isIsu u the spanish language
the WHIT trro.r, 20 - nts sairy, either for six
anrils .T y,ay. Aa.is. = a.. J. L., box 2,52l Post
a f4p
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xATANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young girl, as waiter and seamstress, seam
stress and take of children She has lived in
last situation two years, and produce the best of
city reference. Please address julia Herald Office for
two days.
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ITO wATCHsiAKERS. - WANTED, by A GERMAN
i matchmaker a situation as journeymau. lie is
experienced in English and Swiss work. Address, for
eight days, b. Williams Jeweller $50 Dame street.
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ID IcH HOLIDAY GIFTS
In AT REDUCED PRICE,

DICH HOLIDAY GIFTS
IL AT REDUCED PRICES
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWURY AND SILvERWARE,
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
Cents gold and silver watches, Of every description;
warranted.
ladies' gold, enamelled and diamond watches; war
ranted.
Cents gold fob vest and guard chains, keys and
seals.
Ladies' gold chatelans neck and guard chains, keys
and charms.
Fine gold bracelets pins, earrings, lockets, crosses,
finger rings, &c.
Diamond pins, rings, bracelets In great variety very
low.
Silver spoons forks knives, cups napkin rings fruit
knives, &c. ~
GEORGE c. ALLEN,
Importer Wholesale and retail No. II Wall street, near
Broadway, second floor.
Open Christmas and New Years.
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A PRO-
w testant woman, protested cook; understands
baking and pastry; is first rate washer and roner;
would take charge of the housekeeping of private fam
ny Can be for two days at 5J Thirtieth street,
corner Fourth avenue, third floor
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nRUG STORE AND PHYSICIANS PRACTICE FOR
H. sale-A well established drug store, with physi
cans practice in connection, both located in we
settled and rapidly increasing neghborhood. The drug
store has ee hit lease, and the ply scans house
years lease TO from May J. 1855. The proprie
tor is about leaving the city. Terms 81 000 Address
letter to Nj j. Herald Office.
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TINE BONNIE CUISINIERE FRANCHISE, DESIRE CE
u placer dams famille privee auss ellie connait
ID patssere de tout genre Sadresser So East Twenty
second street.
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NyANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
wv as chambermaid and waiter and would have no
objection to take of children if required. Good city
zeference. Inquire at 961 Il Broad street.
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THE TRADES. &C.


TITO SlIyERSAITIiS.--W A SITUATION AS
Il traveller salesman, manager OF a manu- factory
by young man who has had years experience ia
the first houses in England and who thoroughly under
stands all tie modes Of manufacturing and plating
Most respectable references be given Address Beta
boz . eco Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-27

VITANTED-A LAD, FROM IA TO 16 YEARS OF AGE,
wv well recommended for honesty to write and do
rands in exchange Office. Address, with name, resi-
dence and reference, b., Herald Office.