The Lambertville press., 1861-03-06
Business Notices.

dence to the corner of York and
Franklin streets, where persons deslr-
ing his services are invited to CALL
Mr.. Jesse Coryell has recently pur-
chasen the Cabinet Ware establish
ment of Mr.. G. Arnett, in Coryell st.
next door to "Boot Hail." where he
will be happy to see his friends and
furnish them with articles in his line
of business.
Mr.. Charles Caffee would inform
those who may desire his services as
auctioneer, that he is the market for a
{" bid," and from his long experience
an idea that he can cry u
with the best of them.
Mr.. Robert Crossley will sell at auc
tion at his establishment corner OF
Main and Coryell streets, on Wednes-
day, the goth day of March, a large
stock of New Cabinet Furniture. See
card in another column.
Messrs. Joseph Fl. Titus, and James
Karl, Of Stockton. will offer at public
sale their stock and farming utensils,
on Saturday the 10th inst, at the
residence of Mr. Titus Several hor
ses, cows, &c. will be offered, giving
purchasers rare opportunity of Sc
curing bargains.
Messrs. VIM. Owens & Van Nest,
No. 81 East State St. Trenton N. j +,
have received their goods for Spring
and Summer wear, and are ready to
receive orders Constantly on hand
a large and superior stock of ready
made Clothing. Call and see them.
Mr.. Stockton Stokes, who has be-
come somewhat notorious as Pho,
tograph artist, yet remains at the old
stand, No. 80, East State street,
Trenton, where he is prepared to fur
nish pictures true to life. Particular
paid to give entire satisfac-
ton to his customers.
Mr.. Thomas Biddle, No 70 Warren
street, Trenton, dealer in Tobacco and
Segars, desires his numerous patrons
rom this place and vicinity to know
that he yet remains at his old stand,
ready and willing to serve those who
may favor him with their patronage
His stock is excellent and terms mod
crate.
Mr.. James Bamford'S Oyster and
Dining Saloon, is at No. 81 Greene
St., Trenton, opposite the market,
where may be obtained all the neces-
,aries for the comfort of the inner
nam Meals at all hours. Terrapin,
Game &c furnished in season. Call
md see James when you visit Trenton.
Messrs. Nas h & Hickman will of
er at public sale, on Satur day, March
9th, 1861, at Risler's Hotel, French
own, lot of Northern horses, select
ID especially to meet the wants of the
armers and horsemen Of this section
If the country. .4Very horse will be
Is represented at the time of sale, or
10 bargain. The horses can be seen
1t Risler's Hotel, FrenchtDwn, previ-
)us to the day of sale.
Messrs. r. Fl. Dilts & Brother ad-
7ertise in another place in this paper,
hat they have taken the stand form
srly occupied by l.. j.. Titus, Esq in
Main street, few doors south of Cor
7ell's Hall, where they intend to keep
On hand we'll selected stock of goods,
for the Spring and Summer
trade. See advertisement.
Messrs. TT. Bender & Son, No. 1877
Southampton street, Easton, manufac-
5urer of Stretched Leather Betting.
Leather Hose, also dealers in India
Rubber and Cotton Duck Betting,
advertise in another column that they
are prepared to furnish the public
with large or small quantities Of the
goods manufactured by them at from
five to ten per, cent less than city pri-
ces
Mr.. James Whitaker, Nos. $50 and
l52, State street, Trenton, invites the
attention of the public to the fact that
be will spare no pains to furnish those
in want of anything in his line with
the best the markets afford. Meals
served at all hours. His saloon being
near the R. r. Depot, our readers
will find this a very convenient place
to call and take a lunch. See card in
another column.
Mr.. VIM. Dolton, wholesale Grocer
and Commission Merchant, Nos. 81
and SO Warner St., Trenton, has on
hand a very large and superior stock
Of Groceries, to which he invites the
of dealers. Mr. Dolton is
we'll known as an honorable dealer and
has received large share of the trade
of the numerous dealers of this Coun-
ty. Give him a call
Mr., Henry Thoene, No. los War
ren St, Trenton, desires the public to
know that he can make soiled or fad
ed garments and such like, look as
!" good as new," at his DyeiDg estab-
lishment. All articles Of the above
description left at the Fancy and
Trimming store Of Mr.. John Dolton,
Commercial Row, Lambertville, will
be forwarded to him at Trenton, and
returned after the work is completed,
to the store of Mr.. Dolton. Charges
moderate.
Mr.. P. P. Dunn, dealer in Leather,
Shoe Findings, Betting of every des-
cription, Lasts, Boot-trees, &c, at No.
73 Warren ST., Trenton, has on hand
a very superior stock of the above
mentioned articles, to which he invit-
tes the attention of the public. Mr..
D. receives his goods direct from the
manufacturers and is enabled to sell