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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-18

TINHEY did do than relief
they will. 1t is because they don't touch the
Thecause of ali ague and bilious
the atmospheric poison called Miasma Malaria
Neutralize this its ANTIDOTE all dis
this antidOte Malaria. it
perf harmless The certificate of the ceeba
ted chemist r. Chiffon. of New York, this effect
taehed bOte therefore lift does good it do
a harm.
This is more said Quinne Arsenic any
the
aud brings on DUMB AGUE never allows a person to
feel perfectly we'll for single In illustration
truths extracts from aleerust received
from Physician:
JAS RHODES, Es s7Dear Sir: Yours ofthe ID inst
hand The Cure arrived late last and the difficulty in
getting greatly increased from the
with the public being better than using Quinine
wing that the remedy they needed
taking Quinine, contained the drugitself!
This remedy. (known Smiths Tonic' would invar-
ably ague it did it, would
return with renewed vigor This circumstance deemed
in favor if could institute test comparison between
it and The following is the result:
persons took Cure all of which
Quotdian Intermittent Fever " of many weeks standing
They had Quinne and other edes occasionally
chill all
ing laying the foundation other
maades Ididsucceedin efectng radical of all three
these with remedy, and they have had
chill since In all three of these the Smith sonic'
had been used and would before stated break the chill
but after period had elapsed it would
think ii ere will be no difficulty in giving to
Cure the vantage ground of any other remedy in
here. &C.. sc. WILLIAM BUCKNER. NJ. ID.
RHODES FEVER and CUE CURE. ANTIDorE TO MALARIA
the only harmless remedy in existence is equally certain
n PREVENTIVE CURE. Take it when feel the chls
coming on; and YOU viii never have single
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, H BLAKsLEY; Chicago,
BARCLAY BROS.
For sale in Evansville by HALLOCK & SToDARD.
KELLER. FARNSLEY & CO.,
And Druggists. g enerally. je1I-Smw
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MECHANICS VVOEEKS,
70 UNDRY AND MAOHLNE STOP.


WILLIAM BOYLE tz CO,
2E AVING purchased Mr. Henry Schrber's well known
Foundry would respectfully a eontinu the
extended him. and the attention all
vant ndry any DONE e facilities We
exper need in the business and will all
do and prices reasonable prepared manufac
Steam Engines Fire Engines Hy draulie Presses
Screws Presses Mill and Grstil Machinery
uildns Bastngs Horsepower Thrashers. Corn Shelters
Lard Kettles Lard Presses Railroad Work Steamboat
pairs done etc.
Castings every deserpto made order shortuoce
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks and all the fixtures belonging
hereto,
Brass castings o all kinds made to order.
All orders may @ addressed to WM. BOYLE & co.
rnh2S. Evansrilin Ind.
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Az bought the stock and taken the
@V occupied by T. Bacon & Co.. Main opposite
the Branch Banh and have made large additions their
stock with sh future supplies usfes
promising the citizens Evansville and vicinity
variety the best articles Family Groceries asany
house in the city Being determined every
give satisfaction in all hone receive liberal
Give trial All foods delivered charge
mhI3 HERSHBERGFR & CARSON.
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NE w DaEHGS.

r n II 7
EIC p VTERLfNG have opeuedta largo
4o Drugs and Medicines which they invite the atten
Merchants and Physicians They also keen Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes knAs
Oils Dyestuhs, Spices Perfumery. Fancy Articles &C.. e
ALsO-a popular Patent Medicines. VI kinds Of Paints
ground Pure Wines ndBrandies forNfelcina purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call ut No II Water
nderth he Journal Office mv8-tf
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DIyEIUNgRF8 am s9TNCTps

ED II. BENNETT would respectfully announce TO the
citizens of Evansville and surrounding country that he
havng been in the manufacture of Lumber for
and seectnga choice article of his
opened Yard Carpenter Kratz &
Holman Foundry and prepared sell at Wholesale
retail cheaper than before oferedin this city,
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EVANSVILLE IND. TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. IS. 1856
MISCELLANEOUS,
sEVV GOODS AZ NEyV PRECEN.

SSHANkLIN d RELY beg leave call the attention
~ their friends and their large and we'll
leced Of spring and dry goods
during thepa two weeks comprising Of the desr
ALE found in the which they fer whole
sale and retato their Customers and the public generality
atOw prices time buyers
ssts the foli0Wingroad cloths black
Cassm and Fweeds white bu aud fancy Marsaile
SILK Ne5ting5 Cottonades Croon cloths plain
Linen Drills rich Calieoe OF Philip Allen Spragues, Bnc
Mills and rich printed French
and Lawns printed French Robes plain salty
striped Beregs black colored Grape Manz white
plain and fancy Gingharls rich printed Organdies
Cha de Lanes white Grape shaws black
aud silk shawl rich tlla shawl
white lace Capes Moria antique Parasols silk gingham
Umbrellas Panama, Leghorn aud Braid Hats Fnglishsraw
and BOuuets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing
Palm fancy Fans and shoes Carpets
stair Oil Cloth end printed window blinds together
variety of Trimmings, small and fancy goods
SC. SHANKLIN & RELY.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
EP. III. HBENNETE"E'

L L
NNTOUL respectfully the citizens Evans
~ Vile and that he keeps
ly hand large and full assortment of Pine Lumber
Shingles Dressed and Undressed Flooring Dressed and I'm
dressed Weatherboarding etc, etc. which he viii sell
3heap Orders the country solicited.
Carpenter street. Fratz q Heilman's Foundry
He yard Finccnnes, the EYansvsll0 &
Charlottesville Railroad Depot and is prepared furnish
to section with full variety cheap
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON. Agent,
iy3-tf. Vineennes.
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HcURE

THE subscriber hastaken the above house. and mas
entirely refted and refurnishedit, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Peter Burke and has good stock ofhOres and car
riages to let.
Thesableislarge, clean and weliiocated. and good
aostierarc in constantattendance. Parculartention
vii be paid the Ofhorses left with him
and in arespects, the public hal find the sher-
wood House good Hotel. [iy8tfl J. A. BYERS-
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
NEOFFAT'S LIVER PILLS.
ID LIZ NJ Y u KrIyyINLr u =

MISE RAJ PoIsoNs.
FwNHE popularity which MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
ID PHRNIX BTTTERs have attained, thu
extraordinary effected by their renders
the proprietor particular
their medicinal virtues properties. Having been
than before the public and having the united
testimony Of than THREE MILLIONS OfpersOns who
been the empoym of the perfect health by
them believed that their reputation the bestvegeb
medicine before the public admits of dispute In
almost city and village in the United States there
who readyto testify their efficacy removing dis
and giving the whole system vigor
health.
In cases of ScoRFULA ULCERs. ScURvY ERUPTIoSs Of
the skin the operation Ofhe LIFE MEDICINES truly
ishing often removing few days every vege of these
Ioathsome diseases hy their purifying effects the blood
FEVER and AGUE DYSPEPSIA. DROPSY. PILES. and in
all diseases yield their curative properties No
family should be without them their timely
suffering and expense may he saved Prepared by
WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, NJ. D.. New YORK.
And for sale by KELLER, FARNSLEY Il co.
rrh5. Evansville, Indiana,
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MEDICINAL.


ordered Liver or Stomach.
atributing such valuable Medical properties to this
remedy rash wrrantAble assertiOnl Is made OUT
derived
direction i'll strious DR. Hoohan
European society
of the American continent,
during last years in the hands e the
pretor The prevalence of diseases to which e
German adapted is with it. IS
almost universal indeed there is scarcely family through
whole which there cannot be
among its members that peculiar saow and langud
denoting diseased liver or an emacaed ane
suffering DysPsptie.
that reliable remedy should be placed within
which banul drug
remedy which the patient rely with
con6dsnce certainly and be assured from
virtues attributed it. Such remedy
''HoogLAND's GERMAN BITrERs' Thousands of dollars
expended acture diffusion through
this the fe5Is the
stating that there is State County
village where the Medicine has been introduced that
there he willing to testify to
prominent PLY sicians in the country who have also
written testimony evidence of its great vir
In conclusion then would specially ask Of all
afflicted with the above diseases give the Bit
trial it will be regretted All
2.tentvely the Almanac published
nualy the proprietor for and families contain
number of useful eipts in addition the
of the Btter from the promin
well individuals all parts OF the Union. All
for the Btters authorized to distribute the Amanacs
sjPrincipai oceand Manufactory ST. PhiIadel-
phia Pa .
For sale wholsaiety Druggists all principal cities
retail by apOtheears and stOrek
N the United Statesand Canada, and by
HALLOCR&5 STODDARD,
LIECH & VERLING.
aug5-1yw Evansville. Ind.
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DIsNnLUTEnN NRYvCE.

TENHE firm heretOOre between Jas Scantiin Sr
Il and Jas Seantliu, Jr., known the firm of James
Scantin this day dissolved by mutual
The books said firm viii the hands
of Jas Scantn where he will found in his
the old Bank all debt Will be
paid by him or the late firm. JAMES SCANTLtN. SR.
novf- 3w JAMES SCANTLIN, JR.
S,lI.RS -Pl in and Figured Black Silks Moro Brecade
- Plaid and fancy silas at
oct3l C. NCKINNEY'S.
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TENNEYAr snRENanr

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND Liquors,
WATER AND VINE SITS. EVANSVILLE,
yEN dersgned have this formed eopartnershp
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery Liquor
business Eaving succeeded the business Messrs
Howes purchased their stock additions
complete shall able offer
FOR CASH any house in Evansville any city in
West. R S TENNEY.
jams s. SOEFNSON.
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ERnnIAlI TIaNES.

TBNh Coal these Mines is being delivered to
81 Of Of Evansville. Persons requiring the
same an leaving Companys Office Cunder the
Telsgra ph o fiee) will have them put through.
will month bushcl delivered
o at the Mines.
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Il. H. COOK & SON,
WHOg4E4 ALE AND Y E2T AiY. DEALERS II
GSGSDCE EIIS s2@ 81 ES8&DVg$BOES
EVANS VILE. N DIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
ElHt.s, Ii n E.Is 4 sltrNFErNrsy

RETAIL DEP AEfETENT,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
Io their tavorssn Freely bestowed
hin hin iTSS as 9a Of 9eR ia @ r
H. A. GO & 4; Tao@ Fr ne mas eHfh r r % r. n rao soy @
conti2panee o. me s9pp2rtsQ ~ 20 ge az
purchased the VII lie OF the stock of Mr. NJ W Foster, feel
confident that thsv will be enabled to SIMPLY the citizens Of
eery and Provision line. T. Il G. wish especially
of nv Kind to sPose o. to their increased facility FOR
reuired in the Wholesale department at prices that
must ensure their orders FOR the future. fe62-tf
HpROOMs AND wAsHBoARDs.-
80 doz wash Roards; so bxs and hf-bx " Starch
100 SSs SssS 5eTaa 9aa ~ alm soape5 sOap
% IN hRds M prime ne slsar ~ 90 96S TF 25PgP d sar.
2erces Carolina Rice, reed and Tor sale by
q The Ls;e and Adventures of BeokwOrh;
The Martins Of Or? Martin. by Lever; Just out;
Steel Enrgavings of Fillmore. Buchanan and Fremont
8Sqsn4a F4s.ss s4 P ,..a
and for sale by sePl2 D0BsLL 4 LIsTER.
wwAvELEFs,s HOME,
Formerly BULBS Fseed Tavern.
and TeFteS and reIrnisbed It throughout in the hest
tyle The will 6e second to no other rouse
well suppl ed table the market will oFd and rates Ta
aale~s will receiye every attention and cattle
we'll taken care Of aueii-sf WI, D. THOMAS.
boxes very PPfF9F 8 l. o3Ss6Hy
sDRIAIE CIDI5 " &c: AIs.lo b6ls. VarFnted pure
aug27 HERsHBERGER CARSON.
NOTICE,
TTNHE notes the Indiana Bank Bloomfield
4 taken z. Il. Cook & Sons, for GOOD at par.
oet25 Z. II. COOK & SON.
HNTSH FIsH,!-
~ 100 bbIs Mackcrel assorted numbers;
60hf. hbls do do;
so qr. bbls do do;
50 kits do do;
10 10 Salmon No. 1; kits Tongues and Sounds;
80 boxes Goldfish, lust received V
-oct23 TENNFY & SORENS0N
q 4 ah9Boxes Planes and Plane Irons just req q by
n " mh2I WALDKIRCH,
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v W. X. FEcGgEEW,

D
Alto LSEE 1T LAW AND SOTARN PUBLIC
Ofic1 In the Crescent City Bank Builctng.
NETILL attend faithfully all business entrusted to him
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW 64nnnS.

UST received at Mrs Kays Cap aud Trimming Store.
eS Aso-an of Window Shades Oil Cloths
reau and Stand Covers. Firststreet near Main,
mht4 MRS. Mckay.
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FALL ANn WINTER CLOTHING

T II Z l. | I I L E r | \ G &
LoEhInS SGoHS HSS
TEAS arrived and opening of the largest and
IL assortments ST Clothing aud FuInishins Goods
Gays Boots and Shoes Trunks and ValIses also
lot Silk Volvets Cloths Beavers Satne
Trimmings which goods VIII sell either wholesale
very prices Garments made order
the NJ ost reasonable prices at A LOBENSTINE'S
Western Clothing Store,
sepl1 Corner Water and Sycamore streets.
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON 81 GOODMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER d SMITHS
ES ! IS x Il X II APP ers;
SMITH " PETERS CUT CARDS Il GARD SHEETS;
Li@iAtbO&y'S Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS, etc., etc.
SALES ROOMS, II & 79 WALNUT STREET,
CINCINNA ATf, o.
Where they every variety paper adapted the city
acounty trade and the materials in its
etur hest
ess-I .esgHa fdriee naidf Rags. seR4sm
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5SUNDREES.-
y / bbI Cream Tarter warranted pure;
$50 Reams'a ap Letter and Comm ercial paper;
4 bbls Cloves 8 hbls Alum;
I0kegs Salt Peter: do SulPher, +
100 Mats CunamOnj cask Sal Sodai
10 kegs Red Lead; Nutmegs;
20 bags Pepper aud Spice; cask Littnage;
case Liqusrice Ball; 50 boxes Pepper sauoet
25 gross Playing Cards; 500 lbs Shoe Thread;
100 boxes Shaving Soap 50 doz shee Brushes;
500 Percussion Caps just received and for sale BY
oetI5 PRESTON BROo.
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NUMBER 96.
LOUISVILLE. .5 E +,

FRANK GARTER. WIN r. JeUErr,
CARTER & JOUETT.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. Is, EAST SIDE THIRD ST,
L0UisVELLE. ky.
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yE ATCHES. &C
tFE gross round wood box Matches;
II kegs Double Refined Saltpetrej
20 cases British Luster;
500 lbs indigo quality recd raro and for sale
st reduced prices by oote l. " D. HEihANNt
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sSHANKLIN & REILLY respectfully invite the at
- the ladies of Evansville and vicinity to their
Of Embroderes and white geedslus
received embracng:-
Lumerick Lace Collars and Sieevesi
Emb'd Linen do doj
Maltese & ChToehetdo do
Poa Muslin do do;
Jaconet. Cambria and Swiss Collars
Swiss and JacOnet Embroidered Bandsi
do Edgngs and Inseruonsi
English Thread, Lace and Edgngs;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Collars
MoIi and white embr broideTed Skirts
French Corsets and silk Vests,
Strped Nanisoek Swiss and Plaid Musiinsi p
Real Embroidered Swiss dress pAtsrns fss
aiaIet Ow prices by my2 SHANkLIN d RELY.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Winter arrangements.

Comnsnsins Monday, Nov. isss rssss DAILY trains V
Albany. sundays excepted.
Fare u % fron New York 70 Albany tesvs New yerh
follows from Of whte ard Centre sreefs
1880 A. H. erDress tran for Albany, esansesns VITA ne
Central Rsircax end Northern wAins.
sigA. n. mall tram, running directly hroueh wtfhout
change ~ and connecting -Four Ccrnsrs wa
lions. - - 1890
NJ ears ana connecting With Central srss 81 II ~ for The
west Returrirg leave Apany-
SIS A. ~, mail train 10y Fev royt cwees
wssA ~ eyprea vhhcvt change ms~A
snpp NJ syrvses without change ~ ssys.
T,etsts 10 he cbtaued ADd bAxrsee sheked ire oRce
NE w~-,srs pasiYo~s Albany, o. a. whiN ard Cen1e
pvcxws a. twenty snh ryss@ and FoarAt ~~Haa Nv
yslk, W. " AsSsEAs Sp
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TRAvEI.LERs' GUIDE.

ITupeor RIVER RlILRoAB.-rRON rovruBRnJ
III 1854 rains will leave Chambers fsi
lows-Htpress SO A. ~ and f& r. ~, mail, lI7c A. N.
" fcv spe sing 30 A. md ar m.ror Psek-thI So n
The ronshtssgse a.g sins and rcesssfl s,ns sso ne
pier and Thirty hr.i streets rrslns f< Ssw YORK lesvs
Trey ~ and lois A. NJ and AS y. NJ end East AmAns
ssis and io.4o A. n, snds 70 ~ ..
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CLOTHING, sc.

IN ro ssom WORTH or NEW Aup Lgvy or
bl eo,AipG wanted esnslsmen hsvss ssse snail los
10 aspose on receive NE fu value wAeut kaGGfws
ssesirg 70 impose Can ct Ne rsrs, o. s&xsa Tk<@ss "
CeIrcy, ssl pssy street,
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HOTELS.

CwIyrs HoTM. FORMERLY royNBEE's CORNER
~ Of Court and Montague sfrccta Brookyng entleme viii
ind this one Of the most PLEASANT s,orsn the city; nyhnr
the part Of the proprietor omitted 70 make he ~ his
guests pleasant and agreeable. Board
tiARLks Swu J, Prop~i;i2r
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TOR SALE CHEAP-HOUsE AND LOT l64 EAST
Nineteenth street. In perfect order, replete with al the
modern Improvements. Inquire on the premises.
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U,UE CORONATION CLOAK,
So named In honor of her
Imperial Majesty,
,BE Russfte,
Designed aud manufactured by
LOUISE
OF Paris.
most novel and recherche deesrtp 49,
prigtely representing the finest
RUSSIAN SABLE FUR.
sale by GRO: buIPM,
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A DRESsMAKINa BUSINESS FOR SALE-DOING A
"A good trade. principal horouRhfare In this city only
small capital required Apply al 1915 Canal street, opposite
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THE TURF.


NENTREvILLE COURSE. LONG IsLAND-THURs
~ day November % Purse $50 nile heats, best three In
fve free for all mules carrying catch weights The above
purse will close November II, by O'Clock p NJ al the
compe free of charge $40 Of the above purse
will 20 70 the second best mule in the race.
JOEL CoNKLIH, Proprietor.
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WINTER CLOTHING
DE oRoors
~ and 90 Fulton. and ~ and 10 Gold areets
Largest and cheapest retail cloing IN New York
BEAD raR PnSCps-
80. sssssS :ss $500 ga: AZ: sassw
s: ss s q. &c: s;:;;: 6; :ss.
Overcoss~, new ayb, o. AnA hssvy ooss d %
M, hsn ;.. .lss Z. sss- ..-....
kaglana, ~ ue 0ySg10bA0ees~AFtsy,h en I 80 ~
PasACaAS6 tlsek DsAaiooAa frun ............ - IL
Fashionable fansy pantaioous from. 0ob ~
Vests Of ain veAveA eaahnege he, freoA ~ ~
Velvet beautiful Psstcrua from. % - -
BoysP clothing farnshkng goos xAseng ekAw<, 6naha.
-. Of every description sUgafs - fsgs.i n 0.E-
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A RARE CHAECE.-TEN YEARS LEASE AND FIX
IA lures Of first class family and liquor
OF the best nehborhoods in the cy. The
tted up in good style and complete with scales weshts
&C.. AL In good order Also horse wagon,
harness. &C Inquire of DURYEA HYDE, On barge sara
toga, f6ot OF vesey street. New York.
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UCTIoN NoTICE.-THOs. BELL AUCrIoNEER.-BY
"A BEL l. BUSB-This day, at l01 O'Clock, In our SAFE
Il North William street. we WIN continue tbe sale Of
valuable stOck OF dry goods millinery, hosiery and Fancy
aesds uof all descriptions clothing, aces &C AZ II O'Clock
be so without invoice Of beautiful wear ing
appareI richly embroidered suitable for children. AT u
ssses sold without at the desk scendid
aebe London guns, 50 boxes segars 10 bottles old
other goods account OF xhom may concern
md extan re- salt furniture.
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FINANCIAL.
ST 70 70 LoA y, ON DiASosDs WATCHES 40
Ss sEssB a siss:sss; y xn
$0-oAsH FROM 9 sas g syhooo 10 SUIT AprLI.
cc,S. Dry soeas sii: sossh cad: s Nassau
H's'asaH
091 BaoADwAY.-xoxEY AsvANcKD TO ANY
sosS ess ssa sYssy Properly
bought cash. Stocks bonds notca Dorgages &c.
s1a w'is'. "a {isss rs.s ss NJ; Noe ..a story
ATT BRoApwAY-REAL gsrArE AND LOAN or.
ss.s - s,ss n T. ,s
and sold with despatch On fnodarsts sms stocks bocds
and note. assoasss Business NM, Co
neshborng city tina, WIN pay from 81 0oo e s. o per an
leo Herald onlce, with name. SC
&2 mn TO s,Sn-wAxrEp, A EgsreSsIBLE
TO.UUV party, e bring teisr. he E,ole one Of The
ESscDs &c S .sors DIN. o1
SSs week ~ y s.s ~ mss s ss cs en- a.
and the best Of reference given u REQUIRED
OFT OOO TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, wAycHEs,
s s ar % fs .sa 81 e
Al 80 John street, corner Of Essan second soo room
$50 600 y os Toss sSD
estate city. Apply 70 ! 5 BReAD, IS wal street
eond story, 'front.' room.
&SO OOO TO LOAN. on wATcHEs, DIAMONDS.
pOU.OUO tewelry segsrs. dry goocs, asd Al hnass
mortgsses s,ocss 1e nero,stsd is Nassau erect sorns
Of Ann, secsss door rooms kes ssnd sx.
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legal gold, silver, wAchss dsmcods. ,ewey. dy
A. ADoLPHUs. as Pearl Stree. corner OF Rosa
DIVIDEND NOTICE --orFIcE or THE NETaoIoIL.
that the Board OF Directors have this day de-
e%paay payable q
ins until which date ncn.ve) ne nsrr ncok are closed
RIO MERCHANTS AND oTHERa-rARTrns HAVING
1,rcbsns s sos r - Y essts S~nar rnrs Ins
Panama, Ne Granada find purchaser tor ssd paper
Lyons !. csaie. ssss a.pnss New
WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHOICE SELECTION OF BRANprEs. CHAN.
N payne carcL port, sherry and hsders wines scotch
s s1S n ola sna Boben wStsy Ic s
don and Dublin porter and scotch sles for sale uNDEh
HILL MArTkRsoNs No. 40 Brocme street, corner OF
Crosby.
u cd per ship Jehossee from Bordesur sold in
s sSSs less the do
I,RENcH BRAvDTEs-rN HALF PIPES, oUARrERs
4. ana o esS s.ss sonsea wsreoss ~ srmrsoN
BROTHERS, 10 Beaver street
GRAY a sTALEy, BROWN srorr PORTER AND
NJ ale brewers, South Sixth street, Philadelphia THoS,
1,aso, street New Yors; aso good suupy "a estra aI
MonongsheIs whIskey on hand.