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The Evansville daily journal., 1860-10-08
Special Notices.
TR.mPEE OF .N-OR
n Division No. 81, s. of T., p " =
ZRH EETS EVERY FRIDAY EVENING. ONER1


Division No. 54, s. of T.. 80 s-
7EHEETS EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, OVER
GEE the Telegraph Office, on Wafer street
A. c. HALLOCH, w. P.
H. L. Bricket, r. S. E. Brown, 4. r. 8.
NJ. Sherwood, +. S. G. Liant, T.
w. Storton, G. G.. W Henson, A c.
George Goodge, I. s. B. +. Gillett, o. s.
July27
HOIIOSUGy's Pals and OfnfmeHf.--Bar-
BERs ITcH This foul and unsightly eruptive disor-
der of the face is speedily and permanently eIadi-
Gated by few applications of this emolient 0int-
ment, and the Pills. by purifying the blood, assists
the operation. Many cases abandoned by physi
clans as hopeless, have been Immediately cured by
these medicines. In measels, small -pox, scald-
head, itch, ringworm and all cutaneous diseases,
the effect of these remedies is swift and sure Sold
by all Druggists, at 25c s2c, and 81 box or pot
Hadr Dys!-RGfr Dyey!-EYafr Dys!!!-
William A. Bachelors Hair Dye! The original
and best in the worldlIl All others mere i'm
itations, and should be avoided, if you wish to
cape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
to a beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without
injury to the Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to WM A. BATCHELoR since 1899,
and $4,000 applications have been raie to the
Hair Of his Patrons Of his famous Dye.
w. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
WARRANTED not to injure In the least, however
long it may be continued and the i'll effects of bad
Dyes remedied; the Hair i.vigorated for life by
this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
rAa The Genuine has the name and address upon
a steel plate engraving four sides of each Box
of WILLIAM A. BATCHgLoR. Address
CHAS. BACHELOR, Proprietor, 4
sent 90 Iyrd6w 81 Barclay st, New York.
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Candidate Notices.
For Surveyor.

UE are authorized so an1OHRcs gAS
Of Mr.. JOSEPH X. FRICK as a candidate for
County Surveyor, subject TO the decision Of the
voters at the polls.
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For County treasurer.

You scfH please announce fHs same OF
ERoY CALVERT, of Armstrong township, as a can
date for the office of County Treasurer, at the
ling October election.
Editors journal PLEASE Announce
" name a candidate for the office of Treasurer
Vanderburgh county at the ensuing October
actiOn. JOHN 8. TRRRY.
ssgsssrs. RdtfOrS.--PIe0ss GnnO1mce nBH
ne u candidate for the Office of County Treas
er at the ensuing October election, and oblige
J. W. VICKERY.
Mr.. EdffOT:-PteGSs Gssa OBa ce the aBsse
J. NJ CALDWELL a candidate for County Treas
er at the next October election. marco.
For Judge Court Common Pleas.
TOhH Pitcher, or P0ssy County, hGs
sn solicited to become candidate for the Judge
p Of the Court of Common Pleas, by number
Attorneys Of the District, and has consented to
use of his name in that connection. The an
ancement is therefore made accordingly.
Fhe T3-fSRds Of ReS. SffasOn, Rsq., aa-
lrce him q candidate for Judge of the Court
Common Pleas. at the October election.
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For County commissioner.

For County Commissioner.
We are authorized ia GHROHsc IN. ".
TER as q candidate for County Commissioner in
First District of Vanderburgh County.
Mr.. Editor of Daily .yOsrsaE.-PIsass
ounce the name of MICHAEL MENTZER, as q can
ate for the Office of County Commissioner for
I No. l, at the ensuing October Election.
MANY VOTERS.
S0aftf .AEsfn sofH ssrcs @s County Coma
siOner for the First District Of Vanderburgh
nty, ii elected.
OhR Becker e. Gsscand6dGEe for C0MRFV
missioner of the First District of Vanderburgh
lty.
Ts ars GggH0r6ssd to aaHOMncs the
9 Of JOHN BUMB,! of German Township, as q
iidate for County Commissioner in the Third
rict OF Vanderburgh County.
hOmas OXFORD SOfEE esrSS as GOHagg
missioner for the First District If elected.
hrOHgh the sOIfeftatSOR OF saGng
Ids, hereby announce myself as candidate
he office OF County Commissioner.
BOYD BULLOCK
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4 n MIXTURE BUsESN.RSs COags.
\ full line Of these very fashionable and hand
garntents-expressly for the retail trade dur
he Fall and Winter They will give entire
action as to quality and style, and the price
'e found to be 80 per cent. less than any one
ct up similar article in this market f,r
WIN. L. FRENCH & Co.
t26 No. 20 Main street
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For Township Assessor.

WS are aHFhOrSEsd 10 announce ghs
name Of JOHS II. BOFANDICK rs candidate for tho
office Of Township Assessor Of Pigeon Township.
s.. Warren Is a caH afdaEs for re-sEse-
tOn /" the office of Township Assessor of Pigeon
Tow hship
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For Coroner.

'TroE JoURSAL<-Please insert my name in
paper as a candidate for Coroner of Wander
h County. DAVID LUsK.
'hn WiGyISsGH fs a candidate for TS.
on for-Cornoner in YanderburRh county
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For Clerk Vnnderb'h Circuit Court.
-sG the rsQWrsI of hfs Friends, sps are
authorized to announce LOUIS RIcHrRR can
llidate Tor election the office Clerk OF the
VanderhuTgh Circuit Court.
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For Recorder of Deeds.

IToR JoURSAL.-Piease announce my name In
paper as \ candidate for County Recorder, on
Breckenridge Wing of Democracy, and obligO
J. 8. McCRACKEN.
lease announce AsB aGnss Gs a cGadtd~
Or Recorder of Deeds of Yanderburgh county,
. of Indiana. JAMES OAKLEY
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0oATx

Bodism Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office Water street, between Main and Locust.
Coal, in quantities of not less than 20 bushels de-
vered any part of the city, at 10 cents per bush
At the pit, cents. JOHN WYMOND,
oct9 Secretary and Napsgar-
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F1LTRK"S B.4LTK.nOR OK.s
ters. Cook b Langley are now receiving
Maltby's Celebrated Balti more Oysters, in
nd half cans, and offer them as low as any
Ia the c.ly. All oysters warranted.
p. COOK q LANGLEY
PEs ORDERS ron S.4LE ~
mounts to suit purchasers, by
z SAMUEL ORR
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elitress of the Woman Adpoc1fe, and from old
druggist, speak for themselves. All should read
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Q
so {" Meal Sleeves Ii to l6. . .
s.--Mili, Circular, ~ Cut, and Hand. Cis-
'nmps, Chain Pumps, Solid Bored, and Zinc
z, Garden and Fire Engines, Force Pumps,
Sc, at GEO. s. S0ENTAG & Co. .,
II 81 , one door below Branch Bank oct4
!-GEOT YES g-GLO YES!
Heenan, Prince of Wales, and all other STYLES
nds Of Gloves, Just opened at
SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S,
20 No. 10 Main street
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no CAPTTAITsTs.-T6e Advertiser i, author.

ITO CAPTTALISTS.-The Advertiser is author
u ised to cell about Sig thousand Acres Of COAL LAND ia
one the recently Developed coal fields Of Pcnus vanl from
which 100 COO ths Of ooa shipped last year The coal Is
OF tho best quality foT locomotives Ses Steamer Iron Fu1na
oes f0Iges ard al manufacturing puIp0st II las been u.ed
for three years by the PunnAy Road NortherI Central aud
other Tesds and pronounced by al supen" 70
heretofore This land win be sold A A PRICE dCH
WILL REALIZE AN IN ENSE FORTUNE 10 aoy parties
nho can pufchsse the whole S Thousand Acres Adde'S
Bar 80. i.7TS PhiisSelphis Post Ohhce
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Doarh ami Rroms.

WILLIAMSBURG B0ARD.-A pleasant
w and well fun shed trout Re- OM tte second he'r may
b bad IN private family whore tho comforts Of home tn4J 30
had for gentleman sad vie two single gentlemen by APP
PyDg Ne % eeath th within three minutes wax oftss
ferftes.
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JnsurGnce Companies.
METROPOLITAN
VI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No los BROADWAY,
coEsBR PIsE-sT., sEv.foRE

CASH cAPITAL...".............. eco
This Company having cash capital eIeeedsd b. ho.s Of snlr
other city Companies continues 70 insure al kinds q Per
boasl PROPERTY, Buildings Shps In port and their Cszseez
With the security Of the inarss
and tie insured DtRgcToRi
JAMES LORlAER GBAHAn, Presideat-
JOSEPH y. VARNUM, HENRY v. BUTLER
LEOhARO AFPLEBY, JOSEPH q. VAkNUA, -,
FRFD'K II. WALCOTf, JAS. LOR ORAHAE, yR.
WILLIAM K STRONG, BOWEs X MciLVAINE,
MOSES TAYLOR GILBERT l. 6EECKAAA
JAEES o. SHELDON, JOHN c. HENDERSON,
DANIEL PARISH, LORRAIN FREEMAN,
GIJsTAVUS A. COEOYER, EDWARD MAC0MBEE,
MARTIN BATES, Jz., WATSON =. CASE
DUDLEY r. FULLER, CHARLE Is r. APPLE5fp
PAsCaAL ~. TUREEY, SAM d. BRADFORD, II.
FRANKLIN Il. DELAN0
EDWARD A. SALISBURY. 5ecre<n<5-
ROBEkT C. EATHBosR, Ass't Secretary. .r
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9ales bp Aurtinv.

A MORTIMER GRIFFIN Il Co., Auctionesrs.
a. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, Feb
The Property Of gentleman le$<ug thu oity,
Magnificent HOU iEHoLD FURNITURE,
at the elegant
Residence No 70 wost 2ah.sL,
6th-ay.
Tho Lsrsest and Richest Assortnent Of FURNITURE and
WORKS or ART offered 1t auction this season:
Superb carved 7octss Piano Forte ersss! Draw
ns.rem uiten artistic Bronzes Velvet Carpets st~uary Oh
Paintings by euinsn artists bronze aad ornolu Clan1eiss
pier ns. Minors bfocsjo aud aco Curtains Dresden AID
sevrcs china rosewood Chamber Furniture
osk Dining Furniture solid Sysrwae, China and dl
war; " inss, &C. MuhrIhEk GRIFFIN g. Co will sell at
uubiic auction THIS DAY, all tho Furniture &c con.aine In
tie private residence No ~ West 2thst The Furniture
made 10 ogcer the present owners city makers and OF
the verv hest dcscpsn Descriptive catalogues the house,
Oh tLe .DofbbIg Of sale.
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ANTHONY J. bLkEckBk, Aucnonech
DROPERTY on 10th, 53tb ard HISS, at anc'
A. j. BLEECKRR, SON & Co. viii sell on THURSDAY
FEB. g. al u O'Clock, al the Merchant Exchange:
Cn il7ih I'll Lot n. e. ab ll5 feet W. 4th'ay.
On li1ih ST. Let e., % ieei 4th.ay
On S4th st p Lots 80 iee " 2dsy 2Sxlco each
The seet il graded, severed, and assessments paid
On ierhs-he three story attic and basemen, brick House
and Lot no 20t l2s A. 2dsv, Lot 70 BY lT Toe House
cover. the Lot contains Gas CIoton &c and well adapted
for gen.el family. Terms liberal MaPs, &c at No
Pine 81. 1873
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NNHE SUBS CRIBER is the holder Of $1,000 of
CITY Acceptance mature 10 80 a. snd 40 dsys an d.
es 70 find responble ro5u Commission hoate 70 Ca sd
them with be undersac ding that te acley sau be use IN
the Wet sdyArce and chip ioT rae 20 i parties
1Vanc e money IN ts cyi aud te subscriber VIII prom
ie 10 forwerd 10" 10 TO party In ne yefc iv None
BIT boOse Of ssneinE viii DO doat with Adde'S n b. u
1rhuu
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fcst cnN fonnn.

HARLEM BOND LOST.-Lost or stolen q
BOND Of the orb and asriem Railread Company
for ss IN my hvc dated May H. 1919 aud No sA rsynea.
81 sht Bcnd sorpea 1od application Gil ee msas " sna
Cerpaay fer aond.PGtnam County, IN leso
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NOPARINERSHIP-Th COpartnership hereSo-
~ fore existing under the name Of HAVEMRYER, ToWH
SEND Co. Il btr,by dissolved By mutual ooLseet-D<s1
NeU.York Jan n le6& p C. HAYEhEYER,
DWIGHT T0NN5END,
WILLIAM M0LLEA
TIE sbove Copsrtuorshp being dssol by tina eremef
Mr. VIM MOLLER tho basreEs VIII % liqu lated y. c,
nAVEMEYER ard DWIGHT TOWNSEND, the REMAINING
partntrs
The subscribers haze orned Copsrtnsrsbip In Tbs
burines of s0e REFINING, under hs nsIoe AID
tim Of nAVEMEYEk TOWNSEND & Co.-Nsw.Ysfk JsA-
2T fssa Z. & HAYRMEYER
~ DWIGHT TOWNSEND
GEO. w. HavEMEYER-
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Jnstruction.

AT Sl0.-PENBfANSHiP and ARITHMETIC.
moptas IS Lessons Bookkoopias unlimit,
SIC Ladies Writing Lessons foi 10 Lessons; BoJs 20
pei month. FAISE'S ACADEMIES No % Bowsry New
forb No. 23 Fuons Brooklyn. Ladies have
n DELP0RTE, Professor of the SPANISH
~. LANGUAGE AID conyersant with tho FRENCH, GsR.
MAN snd ENGLISH LANGUAGES. Address Box No. l04
Tribune Ofhce. spaniah raercautle ooEresPondenoe.
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WANTED 10 EXCHANGE. - Good COAL
w LANDS in sehuJ sI County Penn FOR veil ng'oSed
FARM in the Middle Western States Address T. " b0S
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Il dat VslusbIe Manufacturing Psops Bridgeport C,Ha.
situated about a miles nom tho railroad depOs and steamboat
whssf Of hst city formally known ~ Toe PAYNE MILLS as1
o. the BRIDG EPohl WOOLs MILLS. zbiS p-apeuy
sists Of about 6O Of ssd hitch large Mis-
lS ~ long ea5 a. feet vide re stories hsh she other 10
long and fA iie fear lea hgk 10 Dwelling doussS With
aec0nmodsons for 40 antilles; Boarding doGss,
I5a By 60 three stories shd bassas store school House
and Church and Asnon He two stD-es and
uent 81 lee with o"toaiidnas trees sha' beiy &c
10 each Min SieamH neine and the Shaiing necessary
erve sny machinery which be placed in them the
SerVed from the pond belonging Ia the fr0eey
which covers % Ikse also uppy pond
pss ths covering l0 ssrss watch will DO aid with
this properly About 20 OF the land are ssohsd 70 the
hO1se aud Of quality Tier, 10 TIA
prenes laIus quantity q Building Sene The water Of
h pend vey anc has been the soafes Of supply o tue
Cy Bridge, Ut or w the Qualities
neoesy for dysg PURPOSES THU property offers aay In
stbeI 1p a Inanuaeturess I'D VIII ce sold
Gar below M gins cost ID isYrztle terms; OF the Mills,
Tenseut kc viii be rvhtsd TO respectable psty Tor term
for farther psrticoar. spgy 70 NJ BEACH Cashier e the
Farmers and Citizens Bank Wis asba'gh, l. stthe Bank
foot Of South Tih Il
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DARTNER WANTED-In the STATIONERY

GTOCK for SALE.-These wishing to invest at a
~ good advantage and where be clearly ~ihon.
every dosT invested ia be worth prsseus
year will please call sdirs the subscriber for pacula
LEWIS r BEkRS No. Nassau u.
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DUBLIC SALE of the VALUABLE MA

DUDLIC SALE OF the VALUABLE MA
L CalNERY and STOCK ofths late hTm OF WELLS
MILLER Baltimore. Notice hereby given thar all the val
liable Stock and Machinery belonging 20 the extensive o., AZ
ushnent Of tho late hrni Of Well. MsI viii be offered at
public al. the rI-se, the City Block, Baltimore OH
TUESDAY, the lfth day Of February 1850 -,
The Machinery bspsrG comprises. In part; Eleven site
Lahsa Of vnoua ,cs, snd the most substantial coniiruc
OF which fitted with for cutting also
Ave Planning Machines Of various sigea OF which have nos
bet Ion, Ia ard OF TIE aes, aud m0 approved make
one large double sesred Bou very superior machine
Dn scnes Of various szes and Dril-Pressrs together
with general assortment Of superior haehnss Tools III good
working order. ,, -. .
Tools fer shout 10 IL Together with
several approved Machines for making r.sts and bolts
In 10 sr.
The OF be department cons.ins IN part
Of Punching and Benaing Machine Jsr Shears SC ons
Machine Of the most approved constrncon
and decidedly she best La Tor rTenS boilers oa al asn
sions.
There srge and valuable assortment OF Patterns comp
500 which patterns ofmos. and uoiorr
,y.s mill d other gearing catinss OF which are no"
establishments In MaIynd snd Throughout
ssuhen and Western =snics a. well INC Ars nS In
Also, Sesu ngiue, Ssw-Ml aud other Pa
tern, IN general zee about large eslab'hment
1hee IL 2Shorss power steam Eusinai IN compets
used operations OF the machine dePasn, 10
gelhtI with shoe tneiae and al a.chrd 10 ina
eundery portable Steam Engines Of 6horse power
horizontal 2hoTss ngine; Of Srofse, and
general assortment Of other machinery too extensive
10 te d.lsed Ia an advertisement
y Of other stock and personal ehectsto De disposed
At large aao deisbe character deserving the aen
tion Of The trade and purchasers generally.
The sale will DO continued on the following daysH neces
Terms-Cash FOR all sums Of sleo aud under and FOR all
larser amount. credit Of to days for ons,hai ami four
rDoBths for the balance. JOHN WELLS
Surviving partner Of Well. 4 Miller
F. W. BkHAErF Co., Auciioneers.
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finanfiql.


ALssnr n. NfooLAr. Anctionser.
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE OF STOCKS
IL and bOND9-ALBERT H. NiCoLAY win sell THIS
DAY Thursday Feb ct III o'clock at bis Stock Saesrooni,
No SO " nisnist, near Wall
20 shA TTsd-sm.Bs bark. N shs Manu- herch. Bank.
I5A Ms Busrs Drovss Bk ~ shs Columbian Mar ms
IL shA Merchsnis' InA 100 sbs Security Ins.
10 sra. WiliamsbuIgh City ms ~ shs Equitable lns
50 hlrday. r. X. 20 chs Nsw-Amss>rdsm Ins.
so abs Hsmilon Ina 10 aha n. Y. Fire hsr lns
~ abs. Lenox ina 20 shs Beesman Ina.
10 GisDaD's 1rust ms 0shs. ct Western Ma. ms.
10 sIs. North Western Ins. 10 sha Commerce ins.
20 shs. Wasbir aion Ins. 20 shs Stxth-ay RR.
10 sba Empire City Ina no abs Kerosene Gas Light CO.
- chs Hope ms 100 shs kngs County q IL co.
2N chs. Am Coal Go. 351 sha Portsmouth Dry Dock
Potomsc Cop Me- Co. 1g0 shs Cherokee Cop NJ Co.
1900 shs Isabella Cop My Co. 1900 bh Galloway Cop M Co.
loo shs Mefca Nntnsl lD,.
S2,fOO issouri State n cent Bonds
$500 Virsuia State 6 p cent Bonds.
5000 La Crosse Milwaukee n. IL ID MorEags Bends.
s2oooo Coal aud RR lat Msrg4ss7 osn. Bsuds
Next regular sale MONDAY, February 70 regular
sscdOn sales Of Stocks and Bonds every Mondsy and
at the Stock shesroom No 50 Wiast Merchants En-
change desired Stocks and Blonde bought sd sold At private
sale and at tie Brokers' Board.
ALBERT n. NlcOLaY,
Apctioneer and stock Broker,
No. - william st., ztsE Wall
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CERMAN.A AMERICAN INSTITUTE, No. 300
" West 22ds The next Of tails instItut designed for
ppPUs both from to sixteen yoars Of age oommsnne
MONDAY FEB 10 The plJn emb thoro1.h u gtsh aud
Geinao Education pepa boys for basiness college Sep
Glasses for Ladies' GynascS taught ny er
fUpi, admitted at suy time during the tern ,rclars
and particulars the ntiine nay be Lad on apo
cation to III. kuD lU LON NO 10 i4rket g.
DR. u. GEkCKE 80 cn9 Wet Rds.
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FRENCH INSTITUTE for Young Gentlemen,
IL No AZ Fast 2-st-BoHdiug and Day schools, Classics
French, German, spanish, Mathematics English
Prot. Ellie CHAkLiEk, Director.
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Mnsiral gnstrumenls.

a LARGE STOCK of BARMOREy celebrated
n Premium PIANOS pronounced Undivided BY tae bo'.
uasea and warranted In oil repects At their Mandatory and
Warehouse No ais Bieecker at splendid Plane foT 30
ascid.d bargain Also, ono 4so q. & IL BARMOaE-
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furniture.

ENAMELED FURNITURE--Ths boat assort
~ nrnt 10 ths rltEnzDelsJ Chsubsf ssIie In every
A.ty of sye sod orarsu and SOLID Walnut Suit. hni.hed
nsw sAI peior Dsnne Vt wholesale and Tes siso Pa
us.sss tnd Mattresses WARREN WARD, No III Canal -
ty-r doOfs ess. Il Broadway
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A NEW INSTRUMENT.
II TRlOLODE0N WAREROOhs, No. 6ls Broadway
VAN 0ECKELEh Il QUICKER, Pa;eptoes.
Hishss, Tes,imonlals Of
fAALBERG and YIEUXTFmPS,
Larzs Silver hsjL
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Real Estate for Sale.

(NOAL LANDS, &c, &c.-AbOut 7O3 Acres of
~ Coal Building Lots Farms Large New Hotel Store
Sebs &e This property located In Lu1erne County
the Junction the -usquehauna and Lsckawsba rivers
the the Wyoming VALLEY directly opposite Pitston and
the Of sea. Pennsylvania Coal Company The lands
been bored and proved The Pston Vein nndefs'
the same The Bscsavsnns and hoomsourg RAILROAD run.
through tho property and has station depot &C. &c. located
thereon.
Tie property will be SOLD bargain y close corco,n APP
President West Pi.tston Coal Co,
Ger. Chestnut and Water-sts., phia,
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COUNTRY PLACE Tor SALE, at ORANGE,
~ N J., TO &c Aeres, mountain side, and the
Depot buildings large, and in complete
order with the sss improvements pure so spring water
introduced throughout; the grounds well laid aud
nsneDted with fine fountain fruit in abundance Apply to
l.. PATTON Co., No 10 WiliaHst.
ELlNTON PLACE.-FORS ALE-The HOUSE
" and LOT No 81 Cioonpsce The hou.s is 25 by a. four
f stoes and 5Gement and twostory extension, 10 by25;
IS in perfect order snd contains the Improvements Ap
ply 10 HOMER MORGAN Zine AZ, No Metropolitan Bank
nOTCnESS COUNTY FARM for SALE
The Of the late Col GaoTgs vsndsrhi (lnA sce.
situate OF The River miles south Of PoughksGpss
asyinR rivor rent Of nearly hafa mile. Inquire Of
.. IL. Mills NO. l72 Chsm6ers-ss
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clio 600 PARTNER WANTED-With
- lU,DNttJ. sla@0to $1,000, ia n ANUFAGrij-
RiHO BUSINESS in neighbOTiag city Ihe business =
hshiy euonerairs IN the densUd almost without or
pssticus-s apply personally by lo;ter 70 o. n ErAE
LEES & Co 10. 10 Exchsnge place.
az 600 "A GOOD BUSINESS NAN,
&O,UtTO, sith this su,can!, l. vented 70 take .ss
rsce Of ririrg partner 10 old established Ne1papf oo
crn in Kew OH City where his moao, viii be sale NC ey
large profits viii Be realized Address, With res name Ne" 8
PAPER, BoE no 100 Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

NOR SALE.-S6, 5G0-Nc. l42 Duiieldst.,
Brooklyn HOUSE three story brown foot, with two
tcry extension. Rsnge furnace gas water bath. &C. tilted
rp for owners use Vines trees plants &c. &41Jo Also
uesorJ brick HOUSE, with extension range gas SS NO.
s. Pseiac opposite Long lslsnd Hospital grounds Cost TO
r. c. EMBREE. No. 81 Wsl-a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

TOR SALE-At Fort Washington Hights-a
very select PLOT Of GROUND Of with dne River
King bridge kosd the Hndson River
Ase OF % equally gsoa, in the vicinity. By
h. q. PIERCE, No. Is Wilisu.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09
Chances for Business alen.


A PARTNER WANTED.-Any individual
IN having SEQ and satisfactory references obtain ball
ipteest in legitimate snd Mt cash buoes that Will
nav Il. yond QUESTION ye4 by addressing H. Z
bAkID Tribute Once, n. Y. With Tesl name.
TOR SALE-A valuable PATENT; the article
n ineispesssbs he improvement great Address Box No. 81
Brookiyn, New.icrk
ENOR SALE.-A BOOK, STATIONERY, and
PERIODICAL SlOeE. loog essbh,hed and doiqs good
business SALF in Ws-huSton lily.
capital rcquired between O: oy sBd 5000 70 cash par
chaser would he mad bargain. For particulars, address
BUSINESS, W4sbinsi0n City, d. q.
TOR SALE-A weIl-estabGshed country NEWS
Il PAPER. dong COED business Apply 90 NJ, CHoiAt
n ROOkIk. foreman Of The TIibuns Printing Ohlee-
LOR SALE-A MORTGAGE for 81, 500 upon
property worth iou times the amount ia the City Of ST.
Paul hinnesoa interest by special agreement. Weay
per annuun. Bpnd.maa lnnd0ubed. Address MOkTGAGH
Station =, New.Yerk Post Office.
DARTNER WANTED--In the STATIONERY
IL and BLANK-BOOK BUSINESS. Tha advertiser having
been tipe in the business wishes 10
ate WITH hsrf industrious upright Young Mas
whe has cash capita sf ~ 700 eo and who desires 70
enter into such lie such desirable oPp0r
tunity found BY addressing STAIiONER this
giving sams and stating who're en- interview may DO had
GTOCK for SALE.-Tbese wishing to invest at a
~ advantage and where be clearly without
rk that every dollar invested III he worth two present
H. ~