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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20
SADLE2Y-wARE E5TABLI5 IMEcJT
AND n ANUFACTORY.
1.Iua7Y 40 5ALE STARrH

THE undersigned nave purcnas. PHO
49, Livery Stthle.On Locus street. and mace iTs
~ provemens to it, and now have on hand 70
Ill hire GOOD stock of HOSES, BUGGlESan
CARiIAGES To which invite the attention Of tn.
public They intend from this time TO eideayor 10 tia
the the public In this Particular. sud nope The
articles and terms will prove agreeable. Carriages TOT
parties excursions funeral &C. ways on hand. Being
provided with good hOstlers. prepared 10 bOarc
orses and keep them ia the best style
aug34 VI. d r. II. DeGARAO.
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SlDDLEi;I sIA7sDTvass sNDCDa
,rsrf u pf L..

'E;GIf HsSasS.
E[TE would call the attention Of ~adlers ard Coach
w makers. and al Others dealing in the above busi-
ness, fall and complete stock. consisting in part
of Himes. Wagon. Stage and buggy.
I.cEth-rs. Patent. Enameld. Harness Il Skirting.
Buckles, Roller. Birdie and Harness.
Webbing. Rein. Girth. Roller aud >traninS.
Pad. Trees, Iapanned Brass and silver Mounted.
Chains stage and Trace.
Saddle Trees. Spanish. side. Fall Backs, &c.
Thread and silk and Pushes.
-AISO-
A1es. Bands, OIL cloths. Duck and Drilling.
Lace. FASTING and Scanning.
Bolts, Carriage nd fire.
Sad lie Nails, Brass and Lace lacks.
Bride Bits and Siirrup Irons Ofeyery kind.
whips. Buggy, Riding. Gum and OK.
The above will sell low be purchased in
the West. (dec20 EABCOCE BROTHERS.
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CARI W ARE HOJ5 "a.
1

COFFEE House AND r iSpARAUf 1.
Water Street scEt Insurance COapGRy EpGHSUiNe, Ia
TTENRY SCHAEFFEII'> new Coffee House and Res
tadrat in the three story brick house. between In
surance Co Office aud the Pavilion Hotel is now fitted
upn the lyle. and he IS prepared To receive his
friends and the public and accommodate them m the
best manner His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors Wines and Acs which with other refreshments
he will uP in the most approved style and at all
hours of the day. Nr $ viii always keep good va
riety Of the best brands OF Cigars.
Attached To the house is a BOWLING SALOON. with
two dne Alleys, aud every accommodation requisite for
such place.
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables,
with In lila Rubber cushions, and Saloon lit up with gas
dec9-taprl
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BOOT & SHOE uANUFACTOEY,

WATER STREET. NEAR THE PANiLLlOA HOIEL.
-, fHE undersigned would cespectfuii! in "A,
fSl farm the public, that he has now on hand -
- ~ the rgnst and most approved styles Of "a,
~<A- custom aud sale work. Ladies' Morocco
hid, Ladies Boots, BIsins, Walk shoes and SliI pers
Also for Misses, Nc., &c. Also band. splendid
stock of Leather aud Findings for sale wholesale aud
all low for casa at his old stand Water l0ors
above Pavilion Hotel. augI3lyl p. DEUSNER.
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rffiA ATsa ,rpts hCrn ..rD.SEDT
7go CAV, KEEA p3sTaT y,

NnoLEsA IuEtiG> No DOMESTIC DAY GOODS.
BOOTS. 0Fs. HAS. r0yNE =. DC.
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
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RaIlRO,p CONTw,CyOxS

Nd BRIDGE BUILDERS. wanting Car Wheels or
y Iron work of any description. can be nceommoda-
ted promptly at our establishment. We challenge the
Western Country Ia produce 4 BETTER SMITH than the
Foreman Of our Smith Shop.
mill g. ID. EGGLESTON & co.
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NOTICE.

So tTTI.EDOGEs, Grace Hoops Chess-men and other
I'D .ames. II sale e2 a. c. PUSHES.
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TRUNKS TRUNK :!

TUSr received perStaiesman lot of sIrerane rrave
- ing Trunks. coi tanning full assortment Of COat
Pants ard Vests, aisp Custom made white linen and
rino shirts. which will be sold ehUapat
feb1S MACK a. LOBENSTiNE'S.
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CHINA AND GLASS WARE, &C.

VITRIrIED CHINA-MANUFACTUREDY EXPRESSLY
IN sss 81 and pDss
New York Philsdephi., Charleston savannah Mobile.
s a.
s. e sa kss; g. A 1sy
ter England has their thereon The follow
hsss sse sa1s
I,f aS1 S Y .,
street, New York; net, P:ai..l Ba.l Coffee Hc.ss.
e:s'; s.?.1 is' ~
ns es:ss
Bdde House, Detroit, Mch letter annexsd) GeosSc
on .sI.
shrc.shous with hi. yi.rias: china NJ CLARK
dspSs Bridges West Mss.i Psil.asipsi. NJ
Pos s s:. ss:
sS SAT
S:s. .ss &: a:. s,ss 's sss. s.:.
s'
and MSD YGss foF pasSSI Win a
Dear srThe vitrhed china ware purchased Of you
III: r. xf::
e. ass' .as
BESIDE tho .:s' % %ssS
ssr.ssss sa, sarpa:i h s''6a 81.
% s Gn .g II sS :
with which acquainted yours has the p1afoEpnss
Very respectfully yours, o. ID. ylDDL1.
Nj. WIN. J. Kerr, China Hall, Philadelphia.
The Star Of the South built Capt. Lopez
i'%Rs.
jut arrived at New York The steward reports not
tce broken clipped The North Star Commodore van-
derbs beautiful yacht furnished In part with hfa
vtrihed china pleasure trip TO Europe In the
Of 1853 Not piece broken Clipped out home In
'''''N W j. KERR China Hall, PhiiadsipAis
OrJ 2s2 Pearl street. hrst store below Beeknan
street. New York Pierce Southvick, china eless
dealers Troy Y furnishing with NJ
vtrifed china depend on saving Of At least any pc
eeut
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BY order Of the Board Of School O
Nav York, April ID, 1854

RIO C0NTRACTORS-SEALED PROPOSALS I'm
dorsed proposal for twelve inch TRENCH Will be 70
nods ssiss S:u
they will be opened for the excavation back hins ram
as assI pps o. IL
from Fifty fourth TO Seventy street in length .boX
6o feet The trench to Be dug in such part Of
dmensions The width At top to he ave foe at bostos
three feet the depth 70 be seven feet the sides q n.
trenches Of similar he dug length and
such places the Water Puryeyor may direct Joint
and be such will admit Of the
Sssnns Of the pipes yh.n laid win bid Rs:
measured treneh which 10 neluds All the
excavation whether rock otherwise tho expense Of dig
and until the pipes laid caut cd also, the
back hng and rsmMias in layers Of nine inches aer "a.
from the trench furnishing good and wholesome
earth when required for che rehns OF te IN place
rspaving or re awirng teaeh cleaning
removal Of all surplus materials from the street and the
sy En- % Of H. = good pst sbrss
months from the date Of the anal compilation OF tho work
q s VIII ss made IN oonor%y wS The
on ordinances and will contain provision authorsns
this d e ss eG m tho t 81 s
the hnsl compilation Of work Or un the clause relative
e The & sr K. . n. sv ns :n i
sonorml with tho requirsmsA,s Of ths Cooperation orif
Blaps forms msy ss obsa,s:d = sh. once The
days and penalty Of dollars per day will be exacte
asy che Tin. sows.h exceeded The work % 3
payments win Be made proporsonats Of work
ssns >. %
lie. VIM required and Sssi form Of the bond -
:hso I - !.Soassr o'''iSs Bay. .ss.''''
o0ss " Ne cestSA ASuslust Dseast1saA Aga -, ~
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AGENCIE i,


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, OPPOSITE
IA the Treasury Department Washington, under the d.
recton Of Aaron Haght Palmer Counsellor Of the Supreme
Court Of tho United States and Consul General the
prosecution and recovery OF claims Of American citizens
foreign the United States before
msnt and Boards Of Comissonsrs sitting in Washington
States and foreign investments in United
and State ssouries collections generally retancss
other money business Having efcent and reliable
rssPondents in the several states and Territories Of
ctes of Europe in Australia India and China under
signed prepared give his prompt faithful attention
AARON Il. PALMER.
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HOnIEsTEADS.


BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF
~ Fordham, westehester county situated on the Harlem
Railroad hours ride from the City Hall New York
These lots desraby situated of various Sizes
prise OF the choicest building sites to be found
line Of this road Trains every hour and from
city. from 045 n to Il r NJ. and the Communication is
For maps, &C., apply to BERRIAN BANKS, Is Nassau
street New York. from III to at the Post Once
property
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PROPOSAIG.


To BUILDERs;.sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
OF May next 1854 for furnishing materials and doing
work for the erection and completion Of
school building, Fifty first street. Lexington ave
in the Nnsteenth ward Separate proposals viii b
received for the work and materials also
sarpnters work and materials bidder may in addition.
propose for the whole The said completed
the building ready for occupation before the hssnA
day Of September 1854 Each proposal must be- sooon
panied with the written consent OF houssholdsrs
fesholdsr TO become security In the Of ave thousand
dollars eaoh for the party proposing and also adavn
taken before Of Deeds that Oh. parties
cury Such sealed proposals be endorsed Propo
sails for Nineteenth Ward School, and shall be depoase
rafe boz for the purpose and kept
in ths male department Of ward school No. 49, Fiy
and Lexington The pacs and elevations
be at the sfaoe jackson architect 2s Broad
also OF Tbos. McSpsdcn Pine street. John ka0a
Of Third and Forty second street. ~ IA
of Pinehney Moulton corner OF Third AM
Forty street and Of Dennis McCarty Eighty second
street Yorkyo The school officers tAe right
JuIN D. H0YT,
STEPHEN NJ. DREW lBuildin.
DENNIS McCSRTY, SCsmndtosA
JOHN EAGAN.
BY order Of the Board Of School Ofcess.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

lanes TUCKER IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Paris flowers submits 10 the trade what "a truly beau
u and sttIaetiye Summer producton eo,tIis. than
city recognized truth only be ohYpnicled
n:trss artistic worth. No Ss7 Broadway up sts
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GOAT AND DOC FOR SALE-A LARGE GOAT
VI trained to draw wagon with harness. Also a fns
Of Mt ~. BERNARD and Newton year
old. Apply At tho stables OF JACKSON WILLErTS
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MRs WILLIS. TIRE 9REAr AsTR0LooIsr, WILL
M all the events Of life true VIII
though she kind witcherafs and prsc.
tires oihing but what 10 rcconcahle 10 philosophers Ap
yer NE deer. ~ etAiys.
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y HE xsrABLIsHMENT or A PRIVATE
a vern ne oisy consisting Of one gray horse. is
tSos.SSasss IN and Of very nns action, one ner
3Ys.Saa harness., with Blankets Ac comnlsR
tN,s o.ns sop carriage. Inquire al EDWARI,
tseti,s' 'S''y. corner Of Atlantic and Henry
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M most wonderful astroogt In the world or that has
ever known She will tell past present. and future
friends which has sstonhsd thcusands during travels
Europe % mssn M Of seventh
her wsndsrul science tell Their very thoushts
the greatest happnoss Of matrimonial bliss She Is az
see.dant line Of atroGsrs reaching back for eentures
her All hays been disappointed sssvhsrs aad those
Who wish speedy marriage may oAil and they nav
depend upon true adye founded The stsrno
Of magical science 20 Bfooms street, between Canon and
Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted. -
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STOLEN GOODS,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, APRIL 18th
~ ls54-Owners wanted ct the Third District Police
finger ring spoon one pair Of pants one vest two silk
Court for one boots shoes cothing books and nm
breas Also this oos for three shaw supposed 10 be
stolen. and ono porte monnaie found. .
GEO. w. MATSELL, Chief OF Police.
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EXTRA PAY.

DECISIONS FOR FIVE YEARS, TO THE WIDOWS
minor children OF such ocers soldiers perish
ed from the wreck Of steamer San Francisco Dscembse
last can be had on application to EDWARD BIS9ELL.
Agent for claims on the United States 81 Wall street.
TT 8. NAVY EXTRA PAT 0FFICK-sArLORs WHO
between 1876 and ls6a Pssiae Ocean, served h
the Columbus Cyans Ere Ohio Dale. SHARK Relief Van
Prstie Supply Warren southamIsos nassssh ,sssts L.
Fsnouth savannah Constitution !rsdsaia thsir w1svs
or h's' viii DO paid 'h'' i Hbw RiI 'Xrssxrn 49,
anddaks) Purser U. s. Navy. 81 Wan strssA. bassDssA
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sTROLOGY.-DR WILSON, 20 BROOME STREET
NAV be consulted past present. and future oyeuts
He gives correct Of person In che
United States. Birth required Fee 81 each
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0CULIsTs, AND AURIsTs.

0CULISTs, AND AURISTS.
~~>-~~~~~>>-~>~~O~~>~~~r~~~~
---> .~ULIsT. AURIST 40. Id ATTENDS
- r~Ss .-ses Of the eye and ear, from 70
I1h.rvwkLL ~. -ay, whore be procured his
o'clock daily at 6O2 Broaa. -nsvs Al ,ok oraetiv
Treatise ON tho Eye" Also >. WV
serted without an operation. ard ~.
like the ~
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A sTRoLOGY AND PHYSI0GNoMY.-THR CELEBRA
"A ted Dr. shumsn. s.ede BY birth can bs suited
for ladies and gentlemen His residence IT'S
Chambers street Greenwich.
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nR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, NAY BE CON-
~ suited confdcntfay. DR.. J. 10 regularly sducaonl
physician and has prasssd at his pseseat sss for -
twenty two years. Hours from o A. n. o6P.M
nR. COOPER, IA DUANE sTRllT. MAT m COZ
~ suited Dr. G. would respectfully solicit Of those m
terssted cal being satisfied Ast from practice II tVs-
~ three years he can give entire sat1sfAction.
DR c0Is.rT OF no: sDUANI STREET. NAY m
~ consulted with confidence his rtatmsnA TwoaAv-
three PEARS In his spssalty enables hin ssAsAssss
mansAt cures II. B.Dr @. n member of lhs New YeQk
Univsrsity. See his diploma In his Once
M Lamont PARIS AND LONDON PHYSyCIAw
l and surgeon IL consulted 81 ~ R4a1s s4reek Ger
q Bsoadway. from II A. ~ NIl p T.. And from sem Q
drus store.
THE OLD DR., HUNTER HInKL1. rm PHYWCTAv
Who s:ssbi,shsd the Hunssrtsn pispsasary Ne. Diy
~ 70 = ossSsys szssFss&J o. Ne saa Soss 4 vsg1
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DARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE FOR CALL
forpia-Ahead Of all other celebrated fast
going steamship NORTH STAR, $500 tons burthen will
leave for Aspinwan Friday May 5th at o'clock r. M
she viii CONNECT With the and popular steamship Uncle
CROSS, No. Battery place, up stairs N B-Passengers
BY these ships through In February in twenty
DAYS md eixteen hours.
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ALR-ROPR AND rwrNE FACTORY, WITH
,, en- BloomingdAls Road. Also Lamp Factory,
:.sess; grocery and liquor store, Hadson street;
~; grounds In Bay Cemetery Company. New Jar.
ie@ Apply - 10 Nassau street, room No. o.
THOMAS 4 co.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAY ELLENS' GOlDEs
NAxDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADHL
ghia from Bes No North river Two lines daily -
~sy psss. Eap1s
through in i've hours; fare IS.
6NOR SHREWSBURY, RED BANK, FREEHOLD, KEY.
e port and Middetown Point-The steamer EAGLE, CAP
leaves the foot Of Murray street daily except
Monday and Saturday at O'Clock for Port Monmouth ans
Returning. leaves Por. Monmo1sh a. * O'Clock p. n
Stages will from the boat all the usual routes
Freight, horses, &C., carried ct low rates.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINs DAILY
II from Chambers street for Albany and Troy =
t,sn 20 IN fSu5 hSn5
Mail train. "a. x.-Throush way trains u II n. ana
Ens.s e, .1 r
sunday trains Canal street ts1O r ~ fer Ahsa,
and Troy stopping ED NJ HsEScH supsn.d.
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oGDENsBURG, BUR.
Bellows Sas windsor, Rutland, Montpelier ST. Adams
Of Broadway and Canal street and Twenty sixth
street and Fourth avenue Baggage checked through Elk
press trains : A. y. and a. M Freight by New Haven
FRANCIS HYDE Agent, 1862 South street.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIREcT-yIA
~ New Iersc. Railroad, through in four hoursUnftst
ana and eleven
rom ,S Mi from :es s,s
and balfpAss hye Aocommodation line leaves q
~ s for
ton Norfolk, we7den Wilmington, and Charleston, IN ~
nss n. ony Psss:sssr: With bsssass
terry nftesn minute. before tbs train issvsS
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ITO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS SEEKING A
capital opportunity for investment-An established
business in the city Of New York offered for SALE with all
the necessary machinery shafng pulleys, betting impe
power The business i the mapping Of drngs for aannss
PEELED to retire account Of i'll health and will dispose
the whole at great sacrifice upon original
costs for cash Application letter person
ally to T. BRNNEf agent for Anthony, corner Of Elm
building.
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f -. STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER, FOR
EssSss 80 nsvA Apply 70 JOHN 5. DUGGAN I3l
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP C0MPA.
IN carrying the United States mail for Mobile stop.
ping at Havana. = Semi monthly limo The steamship
BLACK WARRIOR, Captain James d. Bullock, will sail
for the above ports on Tuesday May at2 o'clock. Pre-
Freight takea for New Orleans Passengers for Havana
must passports before leaving port For regh
passage apply to LIVINGSTON, CKOCHERON i Co, 81
Broadway. n. B-The CAHAWBA. r. W. Shufeldt, com
mander will succeed the Black Warrior and sail May 25
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CTATEN ISLAND.-FOR SALE-BUILDING LOTS ON
- the tract Of W. w. Van Wagenen, Esq, at Clifton
being the most attractive position for residences
Island n. O'CoNNoR, Is Reads street, or Clifton.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS FOR SALE-ABOUT lO4
acres good SOIL New Brunswick SO twenty
miles from New York near depot on New York and Erie
3acres Of land not far from the above depot abun
dant For terms and further apply ISAAC
WORTENDYKE, 16 Vail street, N. Y.
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ITO SUGAR REFINERS.-FOUR VACUUM PANS FOR
sale. One copper Howard pam six feet In diameter OF
newest and most approved eonstructon Of the
same kind and character feet In diameter Both
these pans constructed by the subscribers and
c9naon ana repair Also two pans each six feet
above are second hand but the first have been
use only few months They may be at tho Novelty
Iron Works, New York, on application to STILLMAS,
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MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY wILLIAMS-THE PUBLIC
M srespeotfuy informed that the above highly talented
and most popular of Irish ankee
racers after tour Of unprecedented success throughout
the south ana vest w appear the broadway Theatre
solely original characters In tho Of Mr.
WIS engagement, several new pieces will be produced,
Eritten axnreeslY for them.
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~ via Nicaragua-The Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua, ProprietorsThrough inadvance of the mail
Only line giving through tickets, including the Ithmus
viii po% sH
river at O'Clock p M precisely for Puenta Arena,
Friday May connecting with tn, and favorite
ship Cortes tons burthen the Nicaragua Tran
having but twelve mss of land
their ventilation and accommodations For further nfor
mau8h, or passage, apply only to CHARLES MORGAN,
Agent, No. g Bowling green.
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GRAND SINGING BIRD AND FLOWER SHOWED
~ the New York horticultural society to be held at
NUNS Museum all the week from May to 6. Premiumi
amount to Eve hundred dollars Open to compefltoe1
throughout the United States and Canadss.
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ITO yAPANNERs-FOR SALE AN OLD ESTABLISH.
L cd tin japsnnery and PAPER maohe mandatory,
doing excellent business easy terms Satisfactory
will be given for selling out Apply at Mclsrs REM
SHAW d HILLS, A Fulton street.
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, STORE FOR SALE FOR CASH.-ONE OF THE
situated stores in this city handsomely fitted up
ing excellent business. well stocked with drugs
Dry and fancy articles; dwelling attached. Salts
reasons for selling Address Magnesia. Herald
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|,ALE-A FIRST CLASS WHOLESALE AND RE-
liquor store, Handsomely fitted up in every respect,
nsshsofhood, and Is one Of the best locations in
1T business thorou ghfars-ths Eighth avenue Sa-
reasons for dsposng Of IL and all the necessary
Eighth avenue, corner Of Thirty fourth street.
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sALE-A LARGE TWO STORY MODERN COT
house and lot ON Union street, Railway, N. j., In
b order, with furnace in basement; IL has been
and papersd throughout, has = we'll Of excellent
the yard, which 10 with the garden well stocked
ihdanee Of superior fruit and 10 convenient to rail
,ot, within one hours ride to New York. and will be
I. Apply to J. W. ALLEN, Railway, or at No.
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i shippers.-Ths clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, now 81
her berth pier Is East has large proportion Of
The mot only the sh.rpest ship IN port
and nsures at the lowest rates. She fitted with
in both holds and carries lumber
passage, having elegant sPply only
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ITO DISTILLERS.-FOR SALE, FIRST CLASS
grain astisTy IN the vicinity New York accessible
SIX hundred bushels daily all in complete order Terms
easy. Inquire Of FULLER KELLOGG, 16 Water street.
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lALE-ToR $500 CASH, OR GOOD SECURITY,
Il fAsc bottlins essablishmsnt Here 70 chance
mo. q in his family, which compels them to re-
Hckne. Offers IS gooA paying concern % any
phe country, satisfied, for upwards OF nve years
,infsy, well est. acton trade. requiring NO out
= rsts iAnily and q -vthng nsoe.sa,y' 81 nrss
ny, amounts 20 upwards Of - above, OF, II de-
be will cell for - 300, payment - NOR stfll N
stock can be reduced one half, or fur ~etain
|sessr would wish. The owner would like to ~as.
Lee IN H. Address, ~ once, Truth Herald Oh
parties not prepared 70 close for the purchase
|eass not reply. and save all parties unneoessary
No anonymoua reply AttAndad 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28

lard TABLES.-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ON
nd splendid assortment Of tables, consisting of
pd and mahogany; also, cues, maces, cloth balls,
innings o. every description. which they offer for
Il GRIFFITH DECKER, 90 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28

rrAPsCOTTs LINE OF PACKET sHIPs-PAcKRT lsT
j 49y1The splsndid new and magnificent packet ship
on Monday, LIST May, her regular day The sccommoda-
unsurpasssd Persons about Proceeding 70 urops should
examine this noble vessel before engaging else
ket street or 70 W. A. J. ~ fAPSCoTT CO. ~ soath a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28

EMS FOR SALE.-TwO DROP RETURN FLUE
Hilsri seven feet she'll twenty-five feet long, with
drums, second hand; also, cylinder and olive
essure boilers, 1t J. 8. UNDERHILLS al Tenth
Dry Dock. Also, o one horse engine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28

NG, OYSTER AND DRINKING SALOON FOR
reasons given for selling. For further particulars
III c. b. HOWES CO., 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28

- low pressure boilers each suitable 2nch cylin
dor, feet stroke; will be sold cheap. Apply at W. e.
AILLIGANS boiler shop Tenth street. Dry Dock