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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12
FINE ARTS.
VALENTINES FOR 1855.
PHILIP i CQZANS No. liz Nassau atrAAt.

VALENTINES FOR 1855.
Y PHILIP J. COZANS, No. lie Nassau street,
Respectfully announces to booksellers and dealers In
valentines that his new stock Of valentines, envelopes
&C., manufactured for next Valentines day. February
IA, 1855 are now ready. The valentines are mostly
from Designs and for elegance and artificial finish
are superior to any Of the former productions Several
years. experience In manufacturing enables him to offer
the most complete assortment that has been
featured in this country Orders will be filed from all
parts of the United States and Canada, and promptly
forwarded either by mail express in lots from 81 to
Marks. Retail prices, each.
Xx-Exra valentines in fancy French boxes 500 90
x-Gtra valentines, inc in fancy French boxes 10 90
N-Valentines, different styles, in French boxes 90
L-valentines, different sly les, in French boxes 90
J-valentires IL dfere Mt styles. ............ 90
I-Vaentines, IL different styles ............. l SO
G-valentines, 18 different styles. 90
F-valentines IS different styles ............. rs
EValentnes, SO different styles. ............. so
D-Valentines, IL different styles. ......... 80
C-Yalentines, "a different styles. ............ rs
A-Valentnes, "a different styles. ............. Is
No 1-valentnes, "a different styles. ......... @
Comic Valentines 1000 kinds from to cents each.
Valentines for children In great variety, from to
cents each.
Valentine cards. with verses, gold and illuminated
borders, Q, IL and Is cen tn each
When quantities of valentines, &C. ordered by
dealers for cash. liberal discount will be given from
the above prices On retail orders sent by mail, the
postage viii be prepaid and the valentines done up
curely TO prevent them from being injured.
P.j c. has recen y imported large stock Of quarto
and note lace papers, embossed lace aud embos
sed enveopet different sizes and prices fancy seals and
other articles appertaning to valentines, which wiz DO
sold at the lowest prices.
Parties ordering valentines will please forward their
orders early to insure prompt attention. Address post
paid) PHILIP J. COzANS, Bookseller, Stationef, and
Manufacturer Of Valentines 16 Nassau New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TUNAL NoTICE-THE CREDITORS OF SIMEON EMA-
IL nuel, who intend to accept the provisions Of his
deed Of assignment by executing release OF their claims
except provided for the said deed notified to do
30 by the LIST Of February next They may address f.
j. Miles, Il. C. Emanuel assgnees, Brownsville, South
Carolina, or G. D. Evans, agent OF creditors Marion
Court HouIe, South Carolina
M AY0R'S OFFICE, JANUARY 2, 1s55-THERE Is
kN opened at this Office complaint book, under the
charge OF competent person for the purpose of recev
ing and entering all complaints Of matters coming within
the Jurisdiction Of the municipal authorities The Mayor
win entertain and far the laws give him power,
take cognzance Of charges preferred by responsible par
ties for violation of ordinances and derection of duty
upon the part Of any person holding Office under the city
government. By order of the Mayor.
VIM II. STEPHENS, First Marshal
AL the papers in this city win please copy, and send
their bills to this Office.
TNHE PRESIDENTS AND SECRETARIES OF THE
Il trades aud benevolent societies Of New York
invite TO attend conference, Friday evening, to
morrow at Skoclock p. NJ, at the Union Shades
Fourth avenue, Fourteenth street, when subject
Of vital importance win be submitted for their consde
ration.
TTN0 THE LOVERS OF FAT. MUTTON.-THE PUBLIC
u is respectfully invited to call at the stall Of John
Roberts, Jr No. 10 Washington Market, in the CENTRE
and for sale Of the latest mutton exposed for
sale in thiscity.
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THE TRADES, sc.

ITO FEMALE PRINTERs.-wANrED, COMPOST
Il tor who thoroughly understands her profession TO
90 TO Philadelphia, to help upon the Womans Advocate
and work exclusively with females; full Union prices
paid. Address Miss Anna Mcdowell, northeast corner
Of Third and Chestnut streets.
yIyAN1ED = TWO JOURNEYMEN BARRIERS, AT
w Pau's, Al Cortlandt street, None but the best of
workmen need apply. Wages $40 week.
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DAMAGkD COAL.-ABoUr NINETY TOMS HALL
~ burton's best Orrel coal slirhtlv dauarsd va
be sold 81 bargain: can be on board ship rovs
shirs, pier - East river Apply 70 G H. MARSHALL &
CO., 6 Burling slip.
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Qr1 Snn-A NEW MEDICAL NvESrioN, AL
DlsCOO ready In operation, without any con-
currence, Is TO be Sold partner wanted. with the
above amount 1t can be made to pay fifteen 10 twenty
thousand dollars year. Address DR.. J. D., Herald
Office
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sPIRITUALIsM.

A WONDERFUL IMPERsONATOR OF CHARACTER
IA and spiritual commune ant may be con- suited aud
will attend in the wonderful and nyster
science OF spirituasm Parties attended at their
residence and circles formed every afternoon and
evening. For terms address, apply 90 wM. J. RID
DING, 4s6 Broadway, room No. 9.
CPIRITUAL MANIFEsTATIoNs.-MRs.M B. CoAN,
- rapping and writing medium, viii hold public cir.
ces at her rooms us Broadway opposite the New York
10 TO IL A. NJ, to and to DIP. NJ Admission so cts
N. B-Arrangements be made for private circles By
applying as above.
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N1 0On FOR SALE THE LEASE, STOCK
DlsAOOs and fixtures OF one Of the finest hotels
in the city, situated the Of great thorough
fare in the neghborhoodo the principal railroad tcy
and now doing large business. Apply ct 2i2 Bro ID
way. Sinners PURDY.
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CLOAKs, MANTTLLAs. &c.

VELyET CLOTH AND SATIN CL0AKS.-THE SUB
scrbcr having commenced the manufacture of
spring and summer goods would offer At much reduced
prices his remaining stock OF
made up for city retail trade In colors only, black and
brown and made up OF the very best quality, both in
velvet cloth and satin. Those desiring anything In the
above line would end II mnch 10 their advantage 70 call
at the New Yorh Cloak and hantlh Emporium ~ Canal
". B. MACKENZIE, rropri..or.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DECORATIvE FRISCO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN
IL and Italian schools ready to decorate in the
most approved manner, and In all styles Address, 1t
208 Spring street, New York, GEORGE FIGHT.
r UXURIANT WHISPERS OR M0USTACHES FORCED
to grow strong and thick in six weeks by my ongu-
emit which will not stain inure the skin 81 bottle,
sent to any part of the country. r. G. GRAHAM lot
Nassau street; Zeber A South Third street. Phadel
pha; Briggs, 81 State street, Albany; Barnger Hudson,
N. r.; spalding, q fremont row, Boston.
ELECTROMAGNETIC BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
prints suitable for this7new style Of initiating Sew
Chinese vases just received also brushes and
varnish For sale cheap. W. SCHAUS, 303 Broadway,
second floor.
VITANTED- FIVE THOUSAND BUSHELS OF
w shells, delivered at Port Richmond, Staten Island,
for cash on delivery, fohe whole part not less than
GOO bushes Address proposals to Secretary of Port
Richmond and Fresh Kill Plank Road Company Rich
mond, N. Y.
VITAREHOUsE OF WINDSOR PAPER MILLS, NOS
w G5 and 81 Nassau street, New York.-The subscri.
bers have commenced manufacturing news and book
paper at their paper works, ut Windsor Locks
tanning fourteen largest sire engines and two 81 inch
Fourdinier machines Zone more to DO added),
ready to receive orders from persons In want Of supe
rior quality OF news book printing paper. These
works have been built with great care embracing all the
modern improvements with full supply of spring and
srtesian water together with failing power en-
surng uniform good color to the paper and regular
supply in quantity and quality The capacity Of the
pwo mills to manufacture fifteen thousand pounds Of
taper per day. PERSSE BROOKE
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tt1 0OO FOR SALE, DOWN TOWN LEASE
Dl .lUU. with stables for twenty horses; Il
win clear 5000 year. above all expenses. Address r. D.
f., Herald Office, with real name.
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HOTEL FOR sALE.-P0eITIvELY THE LAST
III chance.-It 10 near the Hudson River Railroad
well established, and doing good business Also two
on Broadway, on the European PLAN furnished In the
best ssyle below Canal street Apply immediately to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

ii A nAn FOR FARM or $50 ACRES on
tss ps par % ,os. a..s s
miles front ons-haf mile from railroad depot; house,
barn and other outbudings 600 cords OF oak and hek
DRY wood at TO cut Also 100 acres Of wood land
good SOIL near the depot price 1000. Apply 70 A.
BUNCE, 212 Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
tt . SAA-F0R SALE, A FARM IN fAYErrE
DC .OUU. county, Virginia, Of 5oi acres; seventy
acres improved, and the place good house,
barn. STABLE fine spring, orchard, &C. There Is also
the place spring containing medicinal qualities. Title
indsputable. Only twenty miles from Charleston, the
great salt emporium Of tho West. Call W. H. PAGAN,
343 Broadway, third floor.
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E,oR SALE AT A BARGAIN-THE FIXTURES, FUR.
IL nture and good will Of the weknown Russell sa-
loon, % Mercer street. doing good business and
considered Of the finest drinking saloons west OF
Broadway. Satisfactory reason given for selling. For
further particulars apply the premises. None but
cash customers need apply.
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H0w TO ESCAPE HIGH RENTs-I WILL SELL ON
III easy terms Of payment, elegant cottage house
two story and basement at East New York price 81 OOo
Also two story and basement house on Wyskof ave.
nue.; price 81 300 another commodous house doining
price IL 600 three story and basement house on Adef
at Fast New York and make reasonable Advances SaS
building Access by railroad In thirty minutes Apply
TO CHAs. X. MILLER, Auctioneer, 1876 Broadway.
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LN0R SALE OR TO LET WITH THE FURNITURE
II to small genteel family, the brown stone house.
$3.50 Henry street, Brooklyn, with all the modern i'm
provements, for one year or more. Possession lmme
diately If required. Inquire of 8. NJ PARSONS, OF
Wall street. Would be traded for rst class dry goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

EOR SALE-UPwARDS OF ONE HUNDRED HOUSES,
Il in various localities in Brooklyn, and East and
South Brooklyn from Flushing TO Second place.
In prices from 900 to s25 000 Also several excellent
stores to sell let in good business situations Building
yanced for building purposes. splendid farm Ia
maica. Wanted $40 600 bond and mortgage three
Grst class houses worth $40 0O0South Brooklyn For
particulars apply to COWIEY HASKELL.
No. 6 Hamilton avenue
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LNOR SAIE-A VERY STYLISH MOUSE COLORED
II horse, 16h hands high, six years old, warranted
sound'and kind Also very fine dappe gray horse, Is
hands high, years old sound and Kind In every
respect both good trayeers Sold for the want of
pleasing ballads solos, Duets &C.. and will be very hap
py to receive all their friends. 40 Lispenard street.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE, ON THE CORNER OF A
IL beautiful row of marble buildings, doing large
business and capable from its central location to be
increased to any extent Price 500 Part cash. balance
notes mortgage or trade. Apply to JAMES NJ. STARK,
40 Wall street, basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

10 n ACRES ILLINOIS FARM FOR SALE, FOR So rs
lOO per acre, many years under cultivation, well
fenced producing heavy crops of corn, wheat potatoes
and three miles from county seat and depot Chicago
Railroad small house and barn; coal in the rhooi
four cents bushe; stream and well OF good water
the land and sufficient timber. so 100 OF the
farm can be had for - acre. Apply by letter. post
paid, to 7. X. NJ, Post Office.
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HARMS FOR sALE.-FARM OF THIRTY ACRES, IN
liz the town -of Mamaroneck, Westchester county;
forty farm, Westfeld, NJ j.; price 50 500.
Also, 1870 acre farm, In Toga county, 200 acres improv
ed0 price 000 latter farm will be exchanged for
chandse, lumber or any building materials. Apply to
CHAS R. MILLER Auctioneer, 1876 Broadway.
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BOARDING HOUSE DOWN TOWN 10 LET AMI
ID furniture Tin good order) for sae.--This hsaS
has always paid we'll and enjoyed q good reputatiss
Also, the lease and furniture for sale Of three sssr
and basement house, up town, In good neighborhoeS
convenient to railroad stages. Both HOUSE, gsA
bath, &c. liberal time viii be given for greater par
Of the purchase money Of both houses n wen secured
Immediate possession given Inquire OF KILLINGS 4
TUCKER, 37l Broadway.
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ENOR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME -FOUR STORY
Il basement house, Fourteenth street, In a fine
neighborhood The house is new, built BY days work
for the owner, and is very stylish. Price moderate;
purchased at low price. Apply to
Z. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, 8 tot
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ILLINOIS FARM 10 ExCHANGE-3oo ACRES FIRST
i quality land, partly improved, close By village
near the city. Apply 70 A. J. BxRRIAN, 81 Chanbsn
ttrest.
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G1On "A SPLENDID MAGICAL APPARATUS OF
plOOs 80 illusions, with decorations, ornaments,
tables velvet covers &c. will be sold for the above sum-
IL applet for immediately The art taught purchaser
free Of charge Apply to G. @. HENDERSON, No. Q
Monroe street, between Z and in the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

Ly0R SALE CHEAP-A BOOT AND SHOE STORE
IL with the stock and fixtures good location doing
good cash business, will DO sold low for cash. or good
security the has other business to attend TO-
Apply st 256 Seventh avenue.
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NOR SALE GREAT BARGAIN--A BEAUTIFUL LOT
ia rs by 104 feet and two story cottage In the heart
Of the city Of Brooklyn. Price only 600 Apply this
day to b. G. BRUCE, 27S Madison street
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II brick house in West Twenty sixth street. for 900
two story and basement brick house In West Eighteenth
street 500 three story brown Stone front house in
Thirty second street. for $500 The above with all the
modern improvements Also 200 other houses for sale
by A. SERGEANT, 10 Wall street
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INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NICE HOUSE IN
II this city fine farm country seat. of sixty
four acres, IN westchcster county Also, one Of LOT
acres, Princeton, IN. j. These very desirable
and win be exchanged at q cash price, E. b. KIN5HI.
MFR, $40 Fourth avenue, from 8 tor.
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WANTED-DniEDATE POSSESSION OF SMALL,
W. wen furnished house, situated near Broadway,
and between Fourth and Fourteenth streets Rent not
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

| nEslRABLE DESK ROOM TO LET, AT 40 FULTON
IL street, second floor, between Broadway and Mas
| sau street. J. NJ FAtRCHIID & CO., Book sellers.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

few, for which will be paid according to quality.
Would prefer to have them delivered board slsop
near New York They must be from thirty to forty feet
high, and well furnished and ornamental Please state
the kind and the location Address Trees box 9es
Post Office
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LN0R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE IN
II this city country, well established hotel near
the city Of New York, together with a billiard saloon
and oyster and dining saloon attached; every thing in
complete order The proprietor having been engaged in
tire, and would sell reasonable and easy terms. For
an interview please address H. Y, Herald Office which
will be attended to. -
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LSOR SALE-THAT VALUABLE GROCERY STAND
II on Eighth avenue corner Of Fourteenth street,
with unsxpred lease Of two years from LIST May next
The stock has been well selected has good Of cash
trade and the rent low. Apply ON the premises, to
MARTHA LOCKWOOD, Administrators.
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YTNO LET-THE LARGE HOUSE AND STORE KNOWN
i as Wilson's Hotel, 127 Liberty street. also store
the corner Of Greenwich and Liberty streets Tho
hotel fixtures will be sold on reasonable terms Apply
at the house, or at 100 West street.
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nEFICES TO LET-LARGE AND SMALL, WELL
" lighted, with good air, In front and rear building
81 Nassau street, suitable Ter ofces for Light me
chanical purposes. Inquire Of EUGENE FERRIS, o:
Nassau street.
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Tor SALE OR TO LET-A VERY DESIRABLE NEW
II three story and high basement brick house. beauti.
fully located on Morton street, Bedford avenue,
Brooklyn and few minutes walk from South Seventh
street ferry Williamsburg The house has all the mo Tern
imProvements-marbe mantes, wash stands gas, heat
ers speaking tubes range, hot and cold water shower
baths &c. For particulars apply to L. MErrLER, No.
247 Front street.
Also, for sale, two lots-25 by 100 eacn-runnng
through from Norton to Cyman streets, Bedford
avenue.
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FTNO LET.-A SUIT OF UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON
the second foor consisting of front and'back rooms
with bedroom and clothes press attached Crot,n va
Yer and bath on the foor to gentlemen or
would be let to small family without children, with
more rooms II required. Apply on the prcmses 100
EldridQe street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

TNO LET-THE LARGE BRICK BUILDING, 33s BROAD
l. way, corner Of Anthony street. having been reno
delled throughout, and containing one hundred
apartments Is ready to be rented suites
for Office purposes The store is % by l40 feet and
well lighted the the second floor neat and
commodious, every one being elegantly frescoed, and
companies would find these very desirable for Offices.
The upper stories all supplied with water and
apey Gs scFFG @
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TNOR sALE-FOUR SHARES IN A BUILDING AssO-
Il citation, at great sacrihce.-A good opportunity
fora safe and profitable investment, the association
having been in successful operation since September
1851 and at this time in the most prosperous cond
ton ofany other association in this city Address A. L.
Herald Office.
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ITO LAwYERS.-A COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS rs
i DESTROYS Of entering lawyers Office, In building
where there would be other commissioner and where
his Official services would be received for rent De-
sired location, Wall street. between Broad way Pearl
street Address, with real NAME &c, Commissioner,
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EoR sAIE-A LARGE HOG, SUPPOSED TO WEIGH
II 1000 lbs. Can be seen at the house OF John Char
recks, Roslyn, l.. JOHN MURPHY.
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ITO LET OR FOR SALE-AT HOBOKEN, SEVERAL.
u brick dwellings, In the vicinity Of the ferry posses
sion given Immediately Apply at the Land Once oppo-
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, OPPOSITE LAMAR.
tine square, Tsenty eighth street. between Eighth
and Ninth ayenues-Modern three story and basement
inches by full length. Location is hrst class Price,
much less than cost Of which 81 500 can remain
Address II. g. STONE, No. 3o3 Eighth avenue
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TNO LET-T0 BARKEEPERS AND OTHERS, LARGE
Il and handsome premises, for an English shades
German restaurant, with gas, kitchen range dumb
waiter &c in the neghborhood Of Wallacks theatre
and Nblo's Garden. Inquire of JOHN FEM, 45 Ann
street. N. B.-This Is . chance not often met with.
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4 q TROY STREET, NEAR foURrH-ro LIT, 4
IL handsome Furnished room and bedrOom, with .
without board, TO gentleman and wfs, single gcz
tlemen In genteel private family The house rspl~t
with all the modern improvemens convenient 70 Stag
railroad. References exchanged.
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nl0 BUILDERS AND OTIiKRs --TlsE susscmfsR
IL oilers for sale me cluster VI lots, hen1semelf -
Gated, Atlantic ferry, Br,okiyn No meaey stsi -
required, provided the lots lmmeliaseiy iaprov.
and . small loan II needed, might - msds tg~ss&
building Good mortgages OF other safe securities sesa
be taken in payment
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TNOR SALE CHEAP-F0UR FINE LOTS, EACH Is BY
II 125 feet in the village Of Union Place Long Island
few rods from the Union Race Course. Price only $50
each. Apply TO u. Q. BRUCE, 276 Madison street.
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A N OLD ESTABLISHED CLOTH BUSINESS FOR
"A SALE exchange for real estate--one Of the best
stands in Maiden lane, commanding q large wholesale
and retail cash trade, and containing $4,000 Of wei
selected saleabe and desirable cloths cassmsres and
vestings. Address A.. p. w., Herald ONCE.
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600 OON TO LOAN, AT SEVEN PER CENT,
|. pCCsOOO on bond and mortgage on improved
applicants Also, s22, 900 to invest in the purchase Of
mortgages Apply to J. X COOK, Jr, No New street,
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
Sundrics.

EDTGGY MATS: Clothes ant Market Baskets; Tubs y
& Dered Baskets and Boxes; HAshboards; Soap "a 30
them and Indigo Buckets Clothes Pins. Of
mis- essies many CsheF hings useful in house keep
\ eI,t constantly On hand and for sale ~
June :. g.. W DARSs