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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
1874 ADAMS e. CO.'S II
1OCf.GRRAT EASTERN & WEST. I


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lS24.oREa!P s.sSsks s { 'WssEsr-1854.
R For the ,aPid and safe convey Lt6i1xS
lance OF Money, Jewelry, vau.
=. able Packages and light freigh. D
generaty. arrangements having been made wiki the
Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad Company for
running .ne cypress over their Road the business pub
sengerwill be dispatched on Mon ay morning sCth
and daily thereafter in charge of pack
~ anu esst forwarded through Adams & Co., to
since1nes ana NaJ Stations the road.
IRON sae WIN be carried to give greater security TO
yaiuaoles and IN all eases goods delivered
/! on arrivai At either end. without extra charge.
The business connections "a arrangement OF Adams
Co.'S Eastern Express have been extended to Evsns-
vile. and p. G. o'RlLEY & CO. appointed Agents for
receiving and shipping at the River on ther Wharf.
boat, and THoS. CONJUNCTION a. Co Agents for 70.
esng and delivering all goods for the city. at their
Merchants ordering goods from the Eastern cities
VIII hnd great advantage In having them forwarded By
five DAYS I'D .Ia r - -
? Packages Of all descriptions, designed either to
the East for the Vincennes should be efat p
G. o'Riley & Co.'s wbarfboat, or at Conyne,0n's &
Co.'S bookstore or If notice be given they win send for
NJ The Messenger. Mr.. JAS. REYNOLDS win be at
the train half hour before its time of starting 10 take
charge OF whatever may be offered there. I.---t
Evansville, Feb 1e "a tap2efy) ADAMS * CO.
LEATHER AND FINDIN GS.
"1LLlAM BELL. is just opening Main street
w opposteths Bank, large and well selcctedstock
eileather and findings, consisting in part Of
2ooo sides or soleieather, Aemloek and spanish
tanned.
81 doz, morocco, No. g and 4, Tampico extra Mao
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
dunn -
20 doz Cochineal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
20 Lnings-Pnk, blue and green.
20 Bindings-Lindseys cape goat and sheep.
5 I" Patent Kid skins.
$50 " Calf skins-light, heavy, and medium worle,
Fair and Caron,
le .. Oil thong leather,
10 I" Madras Kid
90 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts.
Boot trees. rasps avis, pneers, nails balls taeks
stamps, thread, buffers, sicker wheels, keys hooks
and all other tools and materials by akers
jei4
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FIRE! FIRE!! FIR En-!
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
KlCHsS SA LA MA DER SAFEST

NJ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JUST BEEN
received by the mails. They form additional te smony
of the superiority of RIons SALAMANCA
FIRE in CHARLES1 ON, sc.
CHAR EsToS, April ~. 1854.
Mr.. L. M. HATCH Agent for Richs Sala nder Safes
Dear Sir: Finding ii impossible to safe du
ring the late fire. which destroyed in Hayne
street, and having taken out books put it
several papers 10 test it. We glad to acknowledge
that it fully sustained the high reputation OF your
The preservation Of these paper, more than ex
pected. when witnessed the intense heat SUBJ
jected to. Yours, &C.,
COURTNEY, TENANT & &C.
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MOI ICE.

TINS annual election for eleven directors the Evans
VILE. indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Liue Rail-
will be held at the office the Company
ON Thur dav, the 10Th of May 1885,
clock. p. M JAMES GREENE. See. and Treas.
Eoquirsr sopy. sp5-dtd.
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NATCHEZ STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Aprl7 Z, 1854.
Ourofice and warehouse, Nos. 81 and 81 Natchez ST
with their contents, except the books nd papers
tanned in Safe. were ntrey destroy ed b, fire.
the morning the 10th March. Althoug the Safe had
been for several hours in extremely hot fire before
could recover it, on being first discovered was
In red heat; being cooled with water, we removed
books and papers to the of n thousa nd
dollars. without the slightest damage injury TO u.s.
Being fully convincec by this event OF The entire secuh
~ ofthcse Safes have procured another
description, from the Agent viz: kichs Fireproof
Safe, sold by Mr.. Isaac Bridge No 32 Magazine street,
and recommend Eci To all who desire perfect securt,
for valuable papers in case Of fire.
m
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TNNH of this House have removed from their
old nd Main their Hotel Just finish
opposite The Court House. where they prepared
acomoda their old customers and all others who
Ct call them in much superior style than formerly
respectfully solicit continu
ofhe which shall all endesvors to
it, Our fare will be the best the market Affords and
charges moderate.
Good sabi and Wagon Yard kept forcountry custom.
eyl0-d&wtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
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FIRE In DANSVILLE. NY.
DASsvILLE, April 10. 1854.
Messrs. STEARNs 81 MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. II contained all our books and
papers which came out In Ood order. The Safe from
appearance. must have been red hot. We trusted our
all in it. Very respectfully, yours.
BROWN d GRANT.
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NOTIONS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
O. PUSHEE Has NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville constantly adding all the little useful and
articles this particular branch of trade ans
present arrangement with Eastern merchants can an
will sell cash. the market prices Customers and
respect ally invited to call and examine the grost
variety Store under Odd Fellows Hall. First street.
Cd CIV
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Ia IS !.

RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION NOTICE
TuyO ALBANY, BOSTON. NEW YORK. and all interme-
IL date stations aud places Immediately the compile
OF the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad TO lerre
Haute which will within weeks from ths date
will be receipt THROUGH for the delivery OF all
kinds Of Merchandise Produce and Property from this city,
points this aud Terre Haute all Of the above
cities intermediate points and stations via the India Ohio
New Central New York and Erie and Albany and Bos
ton Railroads.
aS- Rates made known application at my cice under
the Telegraph Office. Water street.
JOHN s.. MITCHELL, Agent.
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WABASH AND ERIE CANal

undersigned have recently built large and suhstan
tial Warehouse the Canal at Peterborough. and
nov prepared any Produce. Commission OF 70,
wardng business entrusted to them Consignees will
promptly notified Of the arrival Of their Goods and charge
in all cases warranted tn give satisfaction.
dees-N BARR MORGAN. Petersburgh. Ia.
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WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
WY Merchants SHIPPING Goods by the Canal will find
Warehouse the convenient No charge shr
town goods. when the Bills Lading made spip
mhl4 dim EpW. HILL
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Special Notice.

Ii outstanding accounts MUST be
\ settled Immediately or they will be
LETT for collection.
S. PADELFORD & co.
Sept %, lS55.
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Watches. Jeweiry L Silver Ware
j. |. Healey's
IRON Ratings.

Flf Q iflfu a NJ tIeHi. ? ana Ia ~ r,ts.
No )! SUDBURY STREET Bissol j. t. has
oae Of the largest ami best srleeie " ee
gent designs II DhNi MENTAL KILLINGS 10 he
round in the State which he Offers al prices tha, viii
a.fy composition. llerlers in city Of OF coaAtr,
Promptly tttelsl II.
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PATENT MEDICINES,
may he found the celebrated
Mexican Mustang Liniment,

TOWNSHIPS MoRsE'S, tWARREN'S
Keeyes and Shakers' Syrup and Sarsaparils Weaver
Canksr and Salt Rheu syrup; Brown Essence ufGtager
James Expecoraats Aefaisc Tonie veruifugeA
Cherry Pectora Veg Pulmonary Baisam; Hunters Pals
Bssan Downs Elixir for lung troubles Pure Cod ilvsr
OIL Cod OH aud Lime cure for consn,pi iftaks
eB 10 season O1yg- Buffers for Dyspepsia the best
article before the public and takenin
Worms; JnhnsoG's Lniment: Harly's Family meiriaes
aud Liaimeai. Cnrtis& Perkins Crsmf asd Piia k'tte
and Mrs Wtasiow's Soothing Syrup. bf StrhfpteSeit
Bt,er- and Pulmonary Eiixir; nr Ahs,tt's aat Pa
laundiee Eitiers aHi Fife's lniita Nrg-tahs Beff-
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SONS, Phelps lndian nispegtc asd int Vegetables
Pills. Costaris Raj Eytetn3tatHr SURE death Hais
DYE Hair OTIS Basle's rs peroa Fluid Sf4tt5ag-
Castor Oil and Rosemary: Balm ef ottHoiI Balm NJ
Thousand Flowers tor frcckles Ptmpftz g.
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DENINE'S
COMPOUND PITCH LOZE\CES

The Great Remedy Tor Colds, Cough,
Whooptng Censh. Cronp, Asthma,
and Consumption
WARRANTED TO CURE
Two hoSes have cured a Bad cold
Tsain six S,xes have cured Raising OF Blood
Thee tn ivs bsyr, have cured Whoapiag Coo. H.
Tw, 10 tauf b"Ses have cured Group.
Five 10 eight boxes have cured Consumption.
Manufactured by : n. FULLER f. co, NJ WI
son i.afs Boston
SLATER co. Wholesale ani Retail 4 tents
No } Fremont Temple Bostna.
= Sold by Druggists and merchants generally
throughout the country ss nv The Nanu fsciurrrs W
W,i+,n t.soe Bn, on Mass -
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Prepared by ]. c. AVER,
Sewing Machies,

AUR Machines with ease heavy Boots and Shoes
" Carriage and Harness WORK, tn any Stzsd Linen
Thread, IN or without The Cylinder Mac hlpe
Is nva luasle for stitching Boots after they tree
Ladies' Cutters Sleeves ihto Coats and every variet
of custom CLOTHING. Our family Machine Is esprc A.
~ adapted to all kinds Of Family Sewing aad is
Tor to any other made.
g. NICHOLS 4 co.
No. 23 hanover Street Rnsion
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HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE,
GUM.COATED FOREST PILLS.
The most extra ordinary discovery in til,
World
100000

Bottles ana boxes sold Annually,
And Thousands C Lives saved from PgENArpt
CRAVE ~ thu tate discovery
Tesiimaaiais Of the rasi ept"uallr CHARACTER
are continually PHstns h f'n ersty par 81 me t.,u
4rl rzafiug witness 10 ihr u0iatallri4ed sGt4sy d
these medicines
Ihe ioiioelse shos the namnct 81 cases cursA :,
certified tc b. lstters sad other -itnsfa al
tom all Parts nf the luton snd BSH.t Gaa,cs tI5 q
the Is. = Jsagsy - ~ llluAfy Ist 80 49,
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Patent and Thomsonian Medicines
PAIN rs, OILS. AND VARNlSHES
Washing and Burning Fluid

Spirits Turpen,inc, Japans, White Lead, Sperm
Oil Candies Washing pc ~dets Soap, Dye Stats Wiaew
Glass from 7Xsto 20X2s Trusses supporters, Specs oil
alt kinds Cron Currants Rssins Tsmsrinds Irish Moss
Pickles Nuts Confectionery Fruits &c which are ies
the articles that compose his Stock
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y. q. AVER,
Practical and Anal tieal Che mist

I O WE I {, MASS.
AND SOLD BY
For sale IN Ellsworth by {. g. Re 4
ana Benz NouTse, Chertyfe!d Is
Samuel Shaw & Co.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FEVER AND AGUE.
~ RunnEsI EEVER A MI AQIfE frIlRE.

Rhoprs rE TEw IsS aSr 20 ShT
Or Andote Malaria for the and Of fever
and chill fever; dumb ague and Other Intermittent
typhoid symptoms; typhoid fever, yellow fcyer shp a
fever, general debility nigh, sweais, and all other forms
disease which have common origin In
NALAEIA or nIAsNA.
These diseases are common 10 localities Of the United
States but wherever they prevail Norm South
1sy a equally pns from De sane m.sm. The
spay to difference IN age ser constitution and habits q he
yield remedy that competent TIA,
by the laws Of nature every principle has It's opposite and
nom marshes ssnan, water dseoposion animal ami
vegetable matter or even newly cleared lands same
disease al Who Srese Il IN as S wIs
those unaherabe laws governing The unerrtng affinity sa
ing between oIposes, there 10 the before
rns NATURAL Asrrporr TO MALARIA
whch neursixes tho poison Whenever contact
peey pnfihes the syiem offs bancfu influence,
The remedy Is believed be entirely new. and unknown 10
any but he proprietor Who distinctly claims dc following
viii instantly cheek the persons who have suffered
r Sr sn ~ ' ac Ss h a" 70 weny y.as and BY
wine effected he paan, continuing free from the complaint
IN - operation upon ue poison he system /, win immo
dlseases and when The disease cured VIII entirely pre-
-, erssgAL ptallrrr .xp sIegr syrArs,
Then ~ 9''sn oow ne ainil.ra,on q Other medicines
aud ton'acs % Improve Until restored Perse, health
and clAs n the comm unity farmers mechanics and al aiol
lng people may be nsing h article "a
and pur.gs Aer respective stors perecs saey from
or bilious attacks during The csiy sason which oen
ioiheD Che tonst valuable pari u he year.
nce e Introduction o. he IN every part United
states rs success has been complete and unyaryino a. 10
bays ay proved here assertions n favor Of extraordinary
maff
when hesc declarations were made date Of II. intro
ducou. they seemed incredible % many most can
d minds because Al The resources 81 euce had been axed
tn vain 10 suidue bilious dgeaSes and what
wore forssue Sufferers al er remedies treatment
tb.r scientific empirical have been limited use OF
poisonous Destructive drugs such areene quinne nner
curry sslcine Ar The efecs Of these
hs e disease they subdue, and when such remedies
evr only temporary relief heir poisonous are super
haaed to ne poor sufferers first complaint.
tn h account sRue sufferers should be
ueh using any secret fever reees no .,aua
VI ne nterso Them uniformly they NAV be aseu
MID feFise safety, even when nn4orou.y Ne knovyn
us her poarney depends solely upon dere1ys poi.nn
SOW pfooi Nat he reTnedy only yausbe - A.
count g ~ p1wef 70 cure diseases but fla IA az
WORTHY 90 c0~gfur~rf
because offta
NGrl&R Atb rNrlEg
he following csr'14e from The mo-. -
miss In ne Inied states has been ytiained ara ~a ~ -
attached "a every otle~ ~ ~ = -
-. -, -, hgw yoRK, june H. 1875
ARe Cure, or Antdoe Malaria, ard have tcsess 4, -
pcrc, mercury qnrrs sd ~rychs;nr ba have ~ saps
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Died.


Of his age.
Church James street. this morning, at O'Clock. The
New York pilots and his friends invited to attend
Albany papers please copy.
Conrey, in the Goth year Of her age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to At
tend the funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock, from No
On Monday Sept. "a, Mrs. JANE RAwDHs, in the sist
year of her age
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her fane
raj this morning, at ten O'Clock from her residence
No 30 Second street, without further notice.
On Tuesday, Sept. 25, after long and painful illness,
In the 45h year of her age, JANE JUDGE wife of James
Judge.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock from her
late residence, No. 1877 East Twenty street.
On Tuesday, Sept. rs, PATRICK fncY, in the Gath year
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are re-
spectfny invited to attend the funeral from his
sidence No 2ee Stanton street. this afternoon
o'clock
I'm Tuesday Sept. 25, the residence of his mother
No 81 Wall street JOHN second of the Late Hugh GIL
len, aged la years, months and 10 days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited To at
tend the funeral tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock
soHIis, aged So years.
The we're inferred in the Cemetery Of the Ever
green's.
On Tuesday morning Sept. IS, ALEXANDER youngest
Of Michael and Maria Duff aged years and months
His funeral will take place from the residence Of his
parents, No. CO Lewis street. this morning. at ten O'Clock
In Brooklyn Tuesday morning, Sept. 20, Mrs. ANN
BADGER widow of Daniel Badger formerly Of Boston.
Funeral services at her late residence, No SO Jorae-
mon street, this afternoon at half past oclock pre-
cisely previous to removal Of the body Boston The
friends Of the family invited to attend without
Their notice.
Boston papers please copy.
On Monday Sept. "a, Of consumption, JONI DouGHERry,
aged IS years.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at two
o'clock from his late residence Hudson avenue
and Water street, Brooklyn.
~. Louis Republican please copy.
On tuesday, sept %, FRANCIS WILLIAM, Of Francis
Conrad and franciska NJ Gruning aged year. II months
and 70 days.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
l2Front street. of James street. Brooklyn this af
terno0n, at wo O'Clock.
On Tuesday, Sept 25 ELLEN LorIsA daughter Of William
W and Angelina Young, aged years. months and
% days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock from
No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City.
Nat Fredonia Chatauque county ". Y, Sunday,
Sept 90 Mrs AsINArH widow Of Jacob Romano, OF this
city.
The friends invited attend the funeral tomorrow
morning, at ten o'clock from the residence her son.
benjamin T., No. 80 Montgomery street.
AT Memphis. Tenn. Friday Sept. n, Capt. CHARLES
WHEATON in the 43d year Of his age Of stephen whea-
ton, of Brooklyn.
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Personal.


II MADAME ALICE DE LYON, WHO FORMERLY RE
sided 80 Thirty thTd street snbsnqn~0y Prince street,
VIII Tepd her address 10 NJ L. Madison, Herald Office she viii
hear u something 10 her advantage.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF VIM CHAPMAN by
his brother v no out In the ship Southampton, who
landed n New York Sunday september - Any informa.
ton Of him viii be thankfully received al Messrs Wells Pro
ose's, II Front street.
INFORMATION WANTED LIP THOMAS L. RESTOS,
from Edinburg, Scotland. VIII address w. ". Dor f0st
Nassau street Post Office " w. he will hear Of something
bis advantage or persAn give Information
corning him The viii be thankfully received and sl
ny rewarded by addressing a. above said Thomas r. Rem
ION Ven New York for New Orleans la s4 and supposed
have gone hence 10 Cincinnati.
Mn. GRAyfFR LATE or "a CLINTON PLACE " "
drsss 10 Dor "a Post ofsce.
nFIicE or JHE CHIEF or POLICE, SEPT. q, I-si-
- tvDers wanted af he Police Court Aayor's
ior he following property, Supposed 10 have been ocnue
black cloh fcck plum coored do STEEL mixed
ovsTcoai Also a. s Office Tor containing
ANAL amount 81 money, found 81 tls Iiawery.
Clio. W. MATsELf. Chief Of Polire.
THs PASSENGERS or BOARD me SHIP RBBECCA
Ldahf m he porf of New Y0rs he 1th september,
teR to errre-@ brr sincere hanks Capt " " sawyer
Ger ~ bic hind and Etuenaniy treasns hem
90 hen asrafe rcr Bremen and him he
he long re he humane conduct vii. he her
Gencryf ~Tcchily bic aiieuf0n seknes signed
u teha1 N sboyes-H Necie. J. Newborn. ". New
born, ". Fgs "
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/ & Co., late Rushton,
Married..

On Thursday Sept 90 at the First Presbyterian Church.
by the Rev. Dir. Phillips, Mr. BENJAMIN WARNER of Hun
ters Point, l.. l., to Miss SALLY RoRoN, Of this city
eldest daughter Of the late Chas Robson Esq., of New
Jersey.
On Monday, Sept. "a, by the Rev Mr. Farrell Mr. FRAY
chs A. JACKSON to Miss ALICE NJ. LAIoR both Of the city of
Brooklyn.
At Hohokus, N. j., Sunday Sept. %, by the Rev.
Mr. Ryerson, Mr. WILLIAM DEwAR to Miss ANNA +. LYON
daughter Of the late John Joseph Lyon of New York.
Mobile, Ala, papers please copy
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LrREE LEcTI HE.-HFATTXG AND vESTuATIyo
buldnss.-A isre gnhe lecture calorie vii b. ~
esy sssning ne "a NJ: s.ta.neneng esoes ~
waning and ytriAt hulld ngs wh.sh tie new Rno,
cauo frsce viii explained and heanfIfai aiarsss
esfahtbed Ttuc lce ~ M.
appncs'en n prasce ~ be dsmon-srA.d 81 eierae Al
simple nlusraftn& n f.r&ns sfenlsc nen arrhs-is
tooptper furnace as&. ~, ard ne pataa xsncray an
iD1i 81 70 Apefd.
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Bronze Clocks and FIgures-var1cty OF Im-
nense styles very new, and being duplicates Of
- exhibition In the Crystal Palace in Paris.
w. J. II. DALEY 4 CO.,
Marble stores 63l and 6S3 Broadway
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49, Importation for sale greatly reduced
W. j. r. DALEY 4 CO.,
Marble stores, 63I and 633 Broadway
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Whiskexs or M0ustashcs Forced q Grow
IN weeks by my onguent which not stain or njure the
An bottle; sent 70 any part Of the country r. Ora
nam $50 Broadway zer "A South Third street, Phladei-
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DTTIIARD gABLEs-0F SO .pEHIoR QUALITY WIN
ID Ne made ocr ~ 49, :.
the icwctt Trce1 balls b. A.. slwsys "a hAaf
CcoSNok COLL tNDEh, ~ Ann street
RIO NJ SOLD UNTIL 70 MoKROw-Aw KxeFtIyxT
blsrn tAb~ win everyirS te0 rrrg K ]. tr.if 4,
- Wf@ EItsI cffc1te ftr y.
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Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, dc.-Thc Largest
New York New and beautiful models Of French
end English manufacture opening Prices moderate.
w. j. r. DALEY h CO.,
Marble stores 631 and 6S3 Broadway.
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Comb FactOry.-A rich Assortment Of Tor
ee she combs The variety will be found 70 contain
- VERY latest patterns A. j. SAUNDERS, 387 broadway
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Dressing Cases.-The compact Form and per.
o utility these articles render them indispensable travel
sss They contain all that necessary for the toilet For
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City Trade.-Our Large Stock Of Fall and
vntsr clothing for city trade open fUr nspecCr will 30
Aan have before got up Prices uniformly low.
d. DEvLIN CO.. 25e, $50 and $50 broadway
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An who Write Should Go to Wl1marth's,
- Maiden lane and his style Of and pencils called
Lwnds patent. The best things Of the kind issued
shaste elegant convenient and durable Warranted not 70
ret out Of order. The attention OF the trade Ia invited.
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Tho Old place.-We have now OH hand At
celebrated old stand, stock OF fall and winter clothing
for style and other house in the
trade. DEvLfN JESSUP SO and IS John street. Of
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Fancy Cutlery, embracing = large Variety
- epormen aud pocket knives Of the and
beautiful patterns A. J. sAUNDERs No. Aston House,
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Evans Clothing Warehouse, Nos. 60 and
c. Fulton sreeFne fashionable cloth coats s.; splendid
coats 81 5000 pair fancy cashmere pants 81 50
silk VI extra superfne beaver overc0as SIS &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-Strangcrs Waiting the
ely arr informed Sat The best place get ornamened hair
at MEDHu ksT co.'s, n Maiden lane where they have
band the cheapest and best Of wigs onces front
and back braits, curis, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

GIFTS and Prcsents.--Jasf Received, and for
sale reduced prices the choicest selection Of fancy goods
variety of dressed and nndrcssed dolls
games Of for children &C. at ROGERS fancy ba
40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

Great Bargains In Cnrpcting.-Wc have now
h store arge stock of fall mportaions comprising velvet
tapestry, Brussels threeply and ingram carpeng floor OIL
cloths &C. which offering at low rates for cash
Rich Brussels Is and &c. per yard. SMITH LOUNSBER-
RY, ~ Broadway, near Grand street.