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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-03
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z..,nR AfaE WANTED.

WwrRa rrerared store IN our rEe Irrr,rairs or
wv any quantity Of Grain Froau'e of "-
and airy rooms up stairs: Imn,sm,u
be saksa liable damage from damp or
rrsofrates, emoh u
q Logger when desired. -. stra ct W. and r..
w.rahouae located corner Loeust Rivcr or Rail-
,.nsI and most sonvenent for shippins ~ TER CO.
~ond Arpl@e& nov1 6Eo "
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RAILROADS, &c.
pENNsYLYANlA RAILhOAD.

pENNsYLVANlA RAILROAD.
6yG - - - g7zsasszszss;5S
THE undersigned having been ap- mr%
r. m nointed Ageu the above Compa- LAX -
kS@ ny in this city would inform ship &aiaaaesE
pers merchants, and the public -, C-
generally that F. Leech George Harris and George
Black late I'D Leeeh Co. and 1noInas D. Car4s oi
s.Ciark Thaw,'' under the hrm OF @t
LEECH g. Cos
Ara by special consignees and sents
Of ths Pennsyvana Railroad They have esta6
shed all the principal shipping points east
aand prepared to receipt through 1T from
YORK Boston Philadephia and Balt!ore 60 aA western
and from all western cities and 20 the
Atlantic seaboard Of the PenQsyTania halroad
The partners their whole attention to
and have shipping from and 70 the cars without
the expense of dayage and their charges by arrange
meut with the Railroad company being extremely lew
the mere expense OF drayag tny nope
be O give satisfaction.
Shipments produce made to their agents WAL pc oKn
ed free Of charge commission
For orinformation apply st their ofhees:
Depot. Liberty street. PitrsoaTg;
do No. S South 18th street. Ph1iaoeiphiaj
do North street. Baltimore;
No. Astor PLACE,
do South William street. New York;
do Battery Place,
do 81 Kilby street. Boston; rorx- ,,trc4Yprr
Orto JoHN ., MIIO nhL,a
epl3 6m Natefst., EVanssII1e. INV.
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,r,,v ,,vsTERy sOIyED.

MUDGING from the crowd OF customeFs tnAt Icy
visiting Embiehs store for the past Two
he the saying Is IN com
2arlance gone by the board and IN
sacrifice but on tnrthe
we are happy to our readers
AZ Ha has now full assortment OF spring
ana summer Dy noeSs s.aS. ~ - ap14
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A BREACH OF MANNERS CONSTRUED AZ A. \
COMPLIMENT. San Francisco Sun tells
the following:
ga young gentleman was standing on Mer--
chant street, when a lady attended by her hus
band, stepped from the door ofthc Washington
market and hesitated on the pavement for a few
moments as if uncertain which direction to-
pursue. Fascinated by her beauty, the young
man gazed upon her with a fixed stare. By
chance she met his gaze, and discovering some
thing unusual in it, made it. subject of remark
to her lord. That indignant individual ap-
preached the offending adrnirer, and addressed
him rather savagely and asked him "what he
meant by his rudeness.'' 80 1850
"Pardon me-" said the gallant recovering
from his fitsof abstraction; intended no offence.
There is loveliness about that lady's face that
would intoxicate an anchorite, and was lost
in admiration of it,
"All right" replied the satisfied Benedict;
"If you will remain here till l escort Susan
home, PH return and stand treaE for yoatr good
opinion Of herr Boston Post.
I 9rHearing man complain that political
papers of all kinds ''had become such liars,
that for his part, he did not believe any ofthem,"
his three sons. Coming into the mill, and
finding grist in the hopper, the old man cried
out:
"Tom, have you tolled this gristP' "a
''Yes, sir.''
/ "Bill have you tolled this grist?'
eyes sir;'' eig sa
"Sam, have you tolled this grist?' I.
eyes, SIR y. asg
"You are all pack of lying scopndrels; says
, THE old man. / don't believe a word you say
I'll toll it MYSELF V. aF3 st@N
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TENNEYA SORENsON

wHoLEsALE DHALERs GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS oohSEA
FS WATER AND sTs.. EVANSVILLE. IND. =. 4
yMNHE this day formed
the purpose doing wholesale Grocery ana %
husnees Having succeeded the business OF Messrs ANS
wss purchased their stock and made sddioas 20
shall be able 60 offer as gooo
FOR Cash. any house in Eyansvile or any cS INC
"nssa s. SORENS0N.
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Y0T.0Nsl NOTIONS!!

1owep 80. tSsrmcmeters travelling eomp anaOuJ
lest London sea ing eight and ten key 4s tea-
sets combs Superior needles @ psbs wax
Psads dominoes chess Emersons razor staps
sosp, jumping ~ ~ g. saia Nv A. G. PUSHEE.
Varassy o. A's undsr Odd Fellows Hall. Firstst.
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WYNN. K. NICER Il w >

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND N0TAK1p p;iain tunLio'
~ once in the Crescent City Ban2 buioing, b,yr
NV LII atteno taisn1uiAy W @AA O" my25
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS iii. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
24South William street, New York.
1~EING long.estabshed with an extensive connection
II II the above business respecnuy soiets m e9nssn
and personal attention at the lowest possible
of charges Particular care will be bestowed on
scaiS % of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
maoe Oh aii ioAA'Pie' l. r. MAGHEE & CO.,
a., sssF 5A ..a Evansville. Ind.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
no Tnn Et.i.llE. EiLlHsNs!sk IL VI aNn III IILLlNuis.

mAs D. SAUNDERS. Civil Engineer. having taken up ms
aSads in the of Evansville. would res pecttuy an
aaunes citizens Of tbs scatnsrn posloh oi l
Speeiecaons and Esda Of work OF any AP
yiZi Water WORKS. Drainage OIL
Lad Railway rnpike, Plank or other Roads tne A
provemens Rivers for navigation pnrpoes
ability La. b. wilson, ESQ. Onlei
xineer Of Albany and salem Railroad Jadge
~ 1foornipgton Ind Georxe e. Dunn of Bedford IND, a
b. Wilson q ty Engineer. Of New Albany Ind; and d; r.
Noore Eaa Chief gineer of the e., l. and o. Stragns
Line RaiIra ad can be seen applession mh2o ~
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DIR. H. I'D. MGALERs

DIR. H. I'D. MGGLERs
OF PHILA DELPHIA,
WMTHO graduated in Germany and France and can give
wv the testimonials Professors in the nited
the citizens of Evansville and
yicny As Physician will pay particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Moeler invites hose persons with disease TO
cali and Zee him Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases
such as inflammation Of the Kidney Urethra lnfammatory
Rheumatsm Diseases of the Bladder and syphilis wlll be
cured in the ae charge for the nra visit
ee corner of Sycamore and Thirdsts Once hours from
Z A. NJ. till evening sAssr,ps ra
Thos Mutter Prof. of Sn y;
San.i jackson Prof. ef II 3rv and Practicei
O. D. Meigs, Prof. of Mic ys:eryi n
q R. Gilman Prof. Of Midwferv;
Jos NJ Smith. Prof. of Theory and Practice;
H. D. Bulky, Nj. D. ~ w. u.s,,-,,
Thos HIM M D.. Albany. N. r..
Masor Gogsweii NJ D. Prof. Maeria Mediea Albany,
Ni"9 + Soss"eAA' ~ " agti1-tf
--.---ar-----z----- ~
W MEMS
AA eases 4. a Blay'sassorte qualitiesj
DO do do very fine; sor ..tA q hx
do Farmers Drills do: reed this oay an ~ "
misc JAS. Low & CO.. AIS Main ST., LOU ~.
\ FANCY CHiLD's CABS
lU my7i COOKS Family Grosep'
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SHINGLES.

raofrS I'm A. No Pine Shingles just rs~
WGpO eeived per Flat Boat In yaTd and iSI aInyRR
BThe above are eztra article and oousn1
ror this market. eP-o- u" -
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CLOCKS. AT WHOLESA
by BITTROLFF & SONS,
MAIN srREET BETWEEN FIRST AND Be
- = Nc VII L. 4 ND

MAIN STREET BEIW Ey.N FINSL 80 1-~~'."F
EVANS VILE, IND.
inst received large supply of eight dap and
NV thirty hour clocks direct from the
.onr;sng eyery style wood and iron -ases when we
will sell 70 dealers low as the same ARTICLES esn Ie
hougbt at other Western cities Wesnal al
Keen good stock hand and think we can maze IL
40 Tho Of country dealers buy their CLOCKS o
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BOARDING AND SALE STABLE.
H. COOK of Peter Burk the hne brick sta
w. second Atrees between Main ana locust wness %
in proportion to the expense of feed. t2 -.
Also fne young horses for sale all times Enquire 81
lei - COOKS Family Grocery.
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PIANO FOE SALE.

CARPETS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. RUfss. MATS,
CLOTH EMBROIDERED PIANO AND TABLE COVERS,
Ala widths OiI-CIOthS for Tables &c.
wHENT 4 DUyALL have in store their full assoTt-
uentin the goods embracing all varieties
and price, the nneSt p0feea HSoS a< S'
bet to the Kentucky homemade Rag: -. rh.s.
Floor all widths, OF entirely new
goods we cut any shaped room or hall ana put 1he
Pan and Table Covers in Cloth embossed-a very great
With all goods sualy found in regular Hease-fur
W. ali yood of the best fabric and Of
fer them at the prizes equal in all respects TO those
our stVcA DeioAs s1sNt BENT DUVALL'S
Lax isie Warehouse Louisville, Ky.
SHOW ER es@e ICE ChnSAS
Z aoz shower Bassa of the Bo md for sale ~
my7 AAAA - =
ExrENSEON @ ~ 81 E,S PATENTg
& .Sr,s PoRTfBLE CT ct ELL has been ex-
tsnded for seven years from u 5tn 1883 All persons
snnd voIatinr this patent the same in max
Inv nsng or vending viii be seeded against In accof-
dance with the in such case = ads ana
Tbarnaer,uned having the EXCLUSIVE right for largs
ron If the Territory and South, would announct
PaeEs sPoRTaE CIRCULAR SAW MLLseaoh Of our es
tablsbmens for their respective Tei any iniorma
tin i -sgaTd 70 Mills or Patent cheerfully given
HAoA IN Aes~AN w @ KINGSLAND FERGUSON.
PhGnix Foundry.
| u, o. sA~e - &'sss'f 81. Louis No.
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THE TURF.

DID HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS, HARLEM
III WILLIAM A. BROWNE respectfully announces 70
his friends and the public generally that he has
completed his extensive improvements at this celebrated
place Of resort Large additions have been made 70 his
stables winch afford accommodations TO all thoss
who may Avail themselves Of their convenisnces. SONS
OF the celebrated racing and trottns
In training his grounds among others OF his are
wild IrishmAn, IItus Flea, Ellen Bateman, and Flora
Temple which be daily BY persons disposed 70
visit the premises. Ths training track and cricket
grounds are now In 6ns order, and uneq ualed by
any others In The country Ths house has uuderrone
extensive repairs and large additions have been made
making the whole oss u the most perfect sstablish
meals v me vpfia.
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WRITING AND BooKKEEPING.-FosTER DIXON

WRITING AND BooKKEEPING-FosTER DIXON
w co. give lessons in writing arithmetic, and book.
for mercantile situations In expeditions and superior
The New York School Of Writing and Accounts Is ad
United states Its teachers have had long varied pc
ence In heir respective departments the
ton 10 practical thoroush complete; the terms mode
rate the hours OF attendance A. 70 9P M and every
facility afforded for the attainment of elegance In pen
mnpship expertness In arithmetic and skill In
D. Co. refer with pride and pleasure to the success
the last twenty years given nsru ston upwards of
students OF whom well known most accom-
have ony friends that on mr. part
be wanting to and deserve their
tronage and support An extensive acquaintance among
gers securing eligible situations and merchants NAV A.
all times obtain hrst class assistants by our ONCE
Certificates Of ability will be granted students who ana
tain critical examin alton their knowedve az hooL
keeping ana accounts generally "
- Prom the London Times, Oct. IL, 1915
There needs little observation the ner In
which merchants accounts taught in the ger Of
schools Is tedious defective and unsatisfactory The pupl
y dssned because the systems adopted Incompetence
tered and all attempts deductions from the premises are
futile and so much labor lost. Now Mr. Foster teaches
bookkeepng-not by drilling the learner into Calculating
machine but by enabling him reason upon and comnre
bend what he doing about to do The science Ia iad
down with ciearnee. and perpcuty; the rules are plain
BY examples 80 that any person Of common capacity NAV
ndesnd the system and be able 10 any set Of as
psoyer's books In a satisfactory manner,
WIMIHRop INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES
nesdC hprl 4th ~ 10 pleasantly located in SaySrook
Conn, about four miles from the steamboat iandinr Al
Deep k,sr and an miles from Long Island sound Kpp
tcusrs Of the school, should made a. early a. pcsis
70 ne subscriber, a. Winthrop. WIN. DENfsON.
ley No Perry street New 9.rt: faiip H. oriaa. No
isIrl ttgest, New loEk-
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NTEW JERSEY RAIIROAD-FoR PMIADEIPMA
IN ana the South and West via Jersey City nan -
exprsss lines Leave New York at and 10 A \, snA
and p. n. yars, % 70 IN 4, and - In asd 10 Az
stopping st III vay stations Thresgs tsksts ss,A ~
Oneinasa and t3s wsst AID for BHfknsrs, vaxhagtsn
Fsrtsa g.. cd iAro.sh ssSSsss sAssksd v wsshisg
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NJ ORTIZ CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE STOCKS

N ORTIZ CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE STOCKS.
~ Treasury Department., RALEIGH, N. c., March II,
Iec5Sealed proposals will be received this nti
~ o'clock NJ OF the 18th Of April next for the
o. one million dollars bonds running thirty THESE
bonds are issued by the State Of North Carolina for
construction of the North Carolina Railroad and in add.
tion 70 the faith the State all the by State
in raid road and the dividends arising from said stock are
pledged for their redemption. They will bear the
frst day Of April 1885, will for
days. April and Octcuer In each year.
Both interest and principal will be payable at the Bank
the Republic in the city Of New York unless where
prefers to have them payable the Treasury
North Carolina. =
They will be issued In of thousand dollars each
These bonds are by express exempted from
alton TOR any purpose.
Parties bdeing will please address their letters
Proposals for North Carolina stocks TO the
NJ Raleigh n They will also point and in
what kind OF funds they propose TO pay.
The bids will opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of the 18th
April next in the of the Governor the Secretary
and Comptroller OF State, and ofG Mordeca President
OF the Bank Of the State OF North Carolina.
The undersigned the right accepting such
IN whole or in part MS may be deemed most
tho State.
Successful bidders will be required, informed
Of the acceptance OF bids to deposit bank the
April 1855 TO the credit OF the Treasurer the state
North Carolina This deposit may made in the Bank of
the Republic New York the Bank of the State North
Carolina, or the Bank Of Cape Fear Raleigh.
Documents showing the extent the the State
end the amosnt Of her Indebtedness had at this
ofce or on application to hessrs BROWN DE ROSSETT
city Of New York. ID. w. COURTS.
Public Treasurer OF North Carolina.
DAWN TICKETS-oN DIAMONDS WATCHES JEW.
elry silks and dress patterns bought at the highest
rates for cash BY EDWARDS Co., q Duane street. second
door west Of Chatham.
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LIQUORS, &C.

a U3OrI SELECTION OF BRANDrHs SUPERIOR
~ elAxst and other wines, runs, SCOTCH and Irisb
vksksys London and Dublin porter beotoh ass dosass
tsa ~ enh porter for family uss syrups add oerdials
sor saIs. By WI h UNDBHIL ~ broous street
soruSr 4 Crosby
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l for sale at the CrotoD Mills, Cherry street, New
York, mscaroni Of their manufacture, which for
deicacy Of flavor and superiority in other respects
the imported article reoomme nds itself at for
family Put up in boxes OF rs pounds each A
discount allowed 70 purohasers Of ten twenty boxes
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DRUsHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSH
ID factory, 337 Pearl street, Franklin square. Au
articles sold at the lowest factory prices Paint brushes
Of superior quality constantly hand Machine brushes
made TO order JOHN X. H0PPEI-
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DRIvATE BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURG.-A GENTLE.
Il and w0e, two three single gentlemen, OBJ.
tain good board and pleasant rooms III South Eighth
street. within Ave minutes walk Of Peck slip ferry Apply
ON he pren
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INSTRUCTION.
C10 BOOKKEEPING, WHITING, COMMERCIAL
RlO. arithmetic, &c. taught day and evening at NJ s.
twelve lessons all found N BAn assistant teacher want
ed at the academy. Please call this day
AN ACCOMPLISHED PROTESTANT LADY FROM
IA Europe speaking German, French and fuently
and being skful performer the panofte DESTROYS
OF obtaining by the beginning Of May situation finishing
governes or as travelling companion to family going
Europe From extensive experience her services either
these capacities would be of invaluable any
requiring them She would also be willing accept stu
alton first class seminary Best Of
application to A. b., boz lg Post Office, Buffalo, n.
1NSTRUCTI0N.-SpANlSHL LANGUAGE. PROFESSOR
NlSGUT Of the New York University, teaches Spanish
on theollcwing quarter taking
come to the Professors residence coamore House. the
charge will then be $50 for twenty four lessons.
1NSTRUCTIoN-A LADY WISHES TO TEACH SPAN
ish in Of the schools for young ladies this city
she also will give private instruction gentle
Satisfactory references given to character Ca
pacity. Address L. r., Herald ofhce.
MARsHs COUNTING ROOMS FOR THE PRACTICE
M Of bookkeeping, writing &e No. 346 Broadway CAP.
pleton buding) Circulars with terms references
Application Aarshs works bookkeeping in Spanish and
Enghsh, printed in eolors. For sale rs above.
for his easy method of teaching the French and
man languages and elocuton his last
these language as we'll ~ in practical bookkeeping the
I'd inst, in classes, at the Mechanics Institute No.
Bowery lie also offers his services to schools and private
families.
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I osT AND STRAY GooDS-s0TIcE TO FOR
IL watders and Railroad Companiee-The undersigned
has returned the where he has been
pact winter in search Of lost and stray goods and viii
furnish complete list Of all such goods TO be found a.
different posts OF and At Buffalo TO any desrsus
Of the same Apply through the Post once. 1)ol
Buffalo. Price $40 one copy. L. coLLETTE. Buaaio
March Z, 1858.
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FINE ARTS.

LINE ARrs-rINE ORIGINAL MODERN PAINT
inSs We would call the attention OF smateurs TO sew
sr>i very choice original pictures by American aud English
which arc hns specimens BY ". Ranney GisaouI q
Nahi j. r. Passmore W. Higgins, 40, ke. Also me old
painting Of the Nativity by 0ulis Romano, from private
collection 10 Rome CRlPPEN KREPS, $40 Broadway,
adjoining Enhibition Of Academy OF Design.
DUBLTC NoTICE.-IS CONSEQUENCE or THE POP.
uiary Of the private sale Of French English and Ger
eopsvinss at wholesale prices At 35 BroAdwAy tho
same vii be continued until further notice.
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ITO LEr-TfH LARGE HOUsE AND STORE NO. Ao7
IL nghth avenue tho house containing fifteen rooms,
besides the Easements suitable for Arst class boarding
house 10 lot reasonably, whole or In part Apply "a
WIN. NEWMAN, 497 u Eighth avenue, or 70 N. COOPER
81 y Division street
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ITO LET-THE SECOND THIRD AND FIFTH STORIES
ths Asfs II :,,,ss Sht r ss sa 40 x n,0sdwsy
into suit Also SECOND story Of 81 Canal
100 feet from Broadway. Apply % y D. AeCURDi, 40
Broadway, up stars
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NUCIUK WILMUT'S CELEBKATED IRUN, TONIC
~ and periodic pills, known TO be the only ecacious
remedy for al female weakness and They will
be sent TO address the receipt Of letter cont aiming
81, post paid to DIR. Wnmot Broadway Post Once, III
Fulton street, up stairs with directions &C. His cele
brated liver pills will be ent also receipt of the above
they purely vegetable and TO be the only nfa
BILE specific liver complaints Letters attended surely
and punctuary,
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FnUAHCLAL..

CAsH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT, OR PURCHASED
~ Ct sight, diamonds, watches, rlch jswelry, and
valuable personal property ssnsrsiy: WOOD es
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HOUSE AND STORE To LET-A SPLENDID NEW
IL store in first rate locality for business will
be let moderate to good tenant; also the dwelling It,
suitable to respectable families The house finished
In frstrate style Apply to A. McAv0Y, III Jay street.
BROOKLYN.
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0E0O REWARD-JEFFRIES' ANTIDOlE, A SPECI.
QCOU fc mixture for the of disorders 1t makes
speedy without the least restriction Of drink
posure change in application TO business The proprietor
challenges single which the mixture will not oure
dor tho forfeiture Of Ave hundred dollars Furhehe dis
cannot be contracted dose Of the mixture
when exposed It's put up in bottles with full dreoons
For sale by c. H. Ring 1872 Broadway 06 Bayard street
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OFFICES TO LET-ON THE THIRD FLOOR AM
basement of No. Bowling Green which will be fttec
MP TO suit occupants Apply on the premises to CHAS
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7 offs TO LET-No. 225 GREENWICH STREET BE.
IL tween Barclay and yesey streets light and airy st
and second los well to the wholesale boot and
shoe clothing business Inquire Of A. LAGRAvE, on
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&H mn "A LIBERAL BONUS WILL BE GIVEN
pOsUOO. for this sum bond and mortgage for Eve
years on building worth $4,000 and insured for that
erected ground Of which there
twenty years the most improving locality this city
This will be found desirable investment. Address r.,
Herald office, tor week
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SPRING FASHIONS.

.<~->~~>~NS-s~NS~Nl~~~>~
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING-PARIsH HOUSE.
M MRS r. GAyELLE, 5l2 Broadway, opposite the st.
Nicholas Hotel will Wednesday, March 81 several
Of spring and hats chosen with particular
tae in the hrst Paris millinery house. by young French
lady Just arrived from that city by the last steamer
MRS. WILLIAM SIMMONS WILL OPEN PARIS
wi sprns millinery st her show 64 Broadway
Thursday I'D March Also q full assortment Of straw
goods, Wholesale and retail
NTEw MANTILLAs EXPOSITION DE NANTELET
In Fraaoas-J BECK CO invite the inspection Of
ladies TO their novelties In spring and summer msntas
large assortment Of which received and will be
exhibited commencing this day. 81 35 76 and IS5 Broad
way.
ANEW SPRING MANTILLAs
IN GEO BR0DIE No 81 Canal street. and No 63 Iisps.
nard street, Now lorki 10 now exhibiting TO
Wh0LEsALE MERCHANTS
his stock and home made spring and summer
mantiAs consisting Of large very select
OF novelties in six lace and applique goods which he
CAsH AND sHoRr TIKI Bvvxps
from every section Of the country.
DARIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fERRERo NO
Great Jones street, will open spring millinery
day, the I'D OF March.
DARIs MILLINERY.-wM. BROWN, .GATE DUNs-
i Brown iS Broadwayvil open beautiful .prinE
millinery Leghorn bonnets and Leghorn fronts with silk
crowns for misses, on Thursday, March -