The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-03-20
Business Notices.


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business Notices.
Mr.. John BOLTON, of tie Ladies
Variety and Trimming Store, Com
mercial Row, in this place, has receiv-
ed another addition to already large
and fashionable stock, to which he in.
vites the attention of the ladies
Mr.. Wilson Thatcher, it will be seen
by card in another. column, has loca-
ted himself at Stockton, where he in
tends to manufacture and keep on hand
a good stock of Harness, &C., which
he will dispose of on satisfactory terms
Mr.. C. c. Yard, No 10 East State
street, Trenton, has received fresh
stock of Garden and Flower Seeds,
Beautiful Flowering Plants, Bulbows
Roots, &c, direct from the Nursery of
DR.. c. W. Grant Orders promptly
filed, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr.. j. +. Klein, No % East State
street, Trenton, advertises in another
column that he is now ready to furnish
Hats and Caps of the latest style, ind
as cheap as can be procured at any
other establishment, Give him call
Mr.. G. A Slack, of Frenchtown,
publishes q conspicuous "Card " in
another column, in which he sets forth
the fact that he is now prepared to
furnish harness and everything in his
line of business at low prices and can
give entire satisfaction in every partic-
nlar. Read Mr.. Stacks advertise
ment.
Messrs Titus & Scudder, No. 20
East State street, Trenton have just
received for the early Spring trade in
connection with their other large stock
of goods, splendid assortment of Oil
Cloths, Carpets, and Furnishing goods
to which they invite the especial atten-
ton Of buyers Window shades in all
their variety at low prices.
Mr.. David Clark, No. l6 East State
street, has Oh hand a large and fashion
able stock of Wall Paper and Borders,
Window Curtains. Books and Station
cry which he is Offering at astonishing
low prices. He invites especial atten-
ton to his large assortment of Bibles,
and Hymn Books. Blank Books,
and School Books, &c. Purchasers
would do well to examine his stock.
Mr.. G. w. Grant, at No. 80 Greene
street, Trenton, opposite the Market,
dealer in Dry Goods, &c, has opened
large and elegant stock, among which
will be found all the Ia est styles OF
Spring dress goods for ladies wear, as
cheap as anybody can afford to sell
them and live. Mr. VIM West, who
has large acquaintance in this coun-
ty may be found at this establishment,
where he maintains his reputation for
honesty and politeness.
Mr.. Isaac Dunn, is well and com
fortahly situated at No. II East State
street, Trenton, with very large and
good stock of Hardware, stoves, Paints
Oil, Glass, &c, on hand which may be
purchased very low, if applied for-
Mr.. Dunn is we'll known in this sectior
of the country, and no doubt his many
friends and customers will be pleased
to know that he can supply theil
wants at very short notice, with aay
article in his line.
Mr. Ell. G. Sender, No 46 Warrel
street, Trenton has received his Spriny
stock of goods, and is now ready t,
wait upon his customers with the lar
gest stock of goods ever before Offered
in this section Of the country, Per
sons at distance will be pleased t,
know that Mr.. II. has ample accom-
modatiops in the rear of his stor
house for horses, DC, which will b,
found very convenient. Read his ad
yertisement, then go and examine hi
stock.
! Messrs. John C. & T. Cook, No s
Greene street, Trenton, dealers in Fur
nitpre in ell its variety, are ont in
Spring card, in which they annonnc
their determination to sell goods a
good and as cheap, ifnot little cheap
er, than any other establishment {
the kind in Trenton Their establish
8 emit is very large, their stock new
and fashionable, and their prices con
siderably below anything we have eve
seen in their line of business. House
keepers and others should give them
call.