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The meeting then adjourned, the subject of mixed currency being laid over till the next meeting.New Fish.—James H. Hoes the celebra-. ted Chicago jeweller, finding that his extensive business Is becoming too much for his individualmanagement, has determined to associate with Newell Matson, of Milwaukee, a gentleman of known business repute. The firm will cany on a large wholesale and retail jewelry trade, at the old stand No. 117 Lake street, formerly kept by Hoard Hoes. Considering that J. H. Hoes urgently required a thorough practical active partner, he could not have found a more suitable mao, and tbe business of the two, both experienced jewellers, promises to be unrivalled throughout the Western States. Mr, Wateon will devote much of his time to visiting Eastern manufacturers, making pur-ceasea for the firm, and they hope by strict integrity and devotion to business,' not only to retain all old cusloioere, but to greatly extend their trade. Knowing what we do know of the old Ann, and the perseverance of the old partner, we predict a long and prosperous career to the establishment.COI■ng amCOIcot racS3nefixe sin sa\ tbs ancdieouiMrTB £ nCthetylt;thetab*7■ ekopeaCn«
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Chicago Daily Tribune
Chicago, Illinois, US
Tue, Apr 05, 1864
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