The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-05-08
b. siness Notices.

Ii siness Notices.
During the last few weeks, SINE the war
broke out in est, there has been such a
/ pressure of war news and military doings on
our columns, that we have been compelled to
suspend the publication of business notices. and
somewhat neglect our local department. We
this week give as many notices as we can spare
snoca for the others will be attended to- in our
next.
NEWSPAPERS.
In another column will be found the Pros
pectus of the State Gazette and Repu6licon.-
This is not only one Of the Oldest but the best
daily and weekly papers published in the State.
As State paper, the Gazette has no SUPERIOR
and may be set down as "live paper, always
up with the times, and the energy and ability
displayed by the editor and publisher, entities
him to the support of the public Terms-for
the daily, $500 per year; weekly $3.50
The publication of a new Journal has been
commenced in New York City, by John F.
Whitney, called the Navel aud Military Path
Finder which will be devoted exclusively to the
progress of the war, which has been forced upon
us for the defense of the Union. The Proprie-
tor undertakes to devote the whole net profits
of the paper to the maintenance and support of
the families of Il Volunteers. 1t will contain
full and reliable account of military affairs, is
printed on good paper, with clear type, and
gives evidence that it will be ably conducted
throughout. Price $500 per year.
The LAMBERTvILLE Press, is published ev-
cry Wednesday morning, in the Pass BUILD
INGs, at the corner of Union and Coryell streets.
The Press is furnished to subscribers at the
low rate of ONE DOLLAR per year is large
and we'll printed sheet, and, contains each week
thirtv-two columns CT matter. Especial atten-
ton is given to the selection of literary and
miscellaneous reading matter, the news, and
markets, &c. The Local Department will also
receive onr careful attention making it one Of
the cheapest and most valuable home, family
journals in the County. Address B. B. BLACK
WELL, Lambertville N j.
MILLINERY.
Notwithstanding the distrac- ed state of the
have bonnets. and after looking over the col
umns OF the Press, the ladies of Lambertville
and New Hope, and the surrounding country
will have no occasion to go to the city," to
be suited with neat and tasty hat.
Mrs. R. Reeder has removed her millinery
establishment from Church street to CONNER
cal Row, nearly opposite the store of Mr.. Job
Silvers, where she has increased facilities fer
carrying on her business. Mrs. r has now on
hand large variety of straw goods, trimmings,
BE-, and invites the attention of ladies to the
same.
Mrs. Candy of New Hope, Pa, it will be
seen by reference to card in another column,
has received large and fashionable assortment
of straw goods, trimmings cloth for cloaks, &c,
which she is now prepared to furnish to ladies'.
fixed up in the latest style, and at prices to suit
the times.
Mrs. Mary COnover, in Church street. is now
prepared to fill all orders in the millinery line
at the shortest notice, and on terms which will
give very general satisfaction to all who patro-
nize her. Having secured services of a first
class fashionable millner, from Trenton, ladies
would do well to examine her styles.
Mrs F. Naylor, whose establishment is stu
ated in Commercial Row, Union street, few
doors north of Church street, has on hand avery
fine assortment of Spring and Summer millinery
IL, 10th a. oI-o ri, oh har
long experience in the business, she can make
up in style to please the most fastidious. Her
prices are moderate which is quite an induce
ment just at this time. Give her a call.
While in the millinery business, it would be
hardly fair not to mention to our Frenchtown
friends that Mrs. II. d. Wigg of that place, is
prepared to fill all orders in her line of business
in style which must be admitted as second
to none. AS everybody knows Mrs. Wigg, and
where her place of business is located, further
comment by us is unnecessary.
Mr.. John BOLTON, in Commercial Row, is
anxious that everybody and the rest of mankind
and womankind, should know that he Is in the
field with a very fine assortment of goods. to
which he invites the especial attention of pur-
chasers Just received, and for sale cheap
a handsome assortment of Ladies Cloaks, Rag
lans, &c, for Spring aud Summer wear.
Mrs. D. Paxson, in Bridge street. is pre-
pared to fill orders in the millinery line, in the
neatest and most fashionable manner. Give
her a call and judge for yourselves.