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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

OFFIUAI-N0T1CE 10 THE MANUFACTURERS OF
~ Boiler lron.-Ireasury Department, Feb. 10, 1855
The fifteenth section of the act Of Congress entitled
act to amend act entitled act for the better ecur
~ Of the lives of passengers board of vessels propelled
In whole or in part by steam and for other purposes
approved Both August, 1852. provides
THAT all plates OF boiler iron shall be distinctly and
permanently stamped in such the Secretary OF
the Treasury shall prescribe and if practicable in snch
place places that tho mark shall left visible after
the plates worked into boler with the name of the
manufacturer, the quality of the iron and whether or
not hammered and the place where the same is manu-
facturedn
In pursuance to the authority vested in this department
by the above section of said law notice is hereby given
to the manufacturers of boiler iron that future all
iron to be used in boilers, in steam vessels must be
clearly and distinctly stamped in not less than three
places on each sheet or plate, follows, viz AT two
diagonal corners at distance of about four inches from
the edges and also about the middle of each plate or
Sheet with the name Of the manufacturer and the name
Of the place where manufactured designating the latter
by the name of the city town. county and also State
1t is at the option of the parties to add the name Of the
works. II the plates formed from charcoal iron
which has not been hammered before being rolled it is to
be also stamped in connection with the above with the
letter C. If of charcoal iron which has been hammered
before being rolled it is to be marked with the letters c.
of puddled iron, 1t is to be marked with the letter
r. In addition to the above the different qualities Of the
'ron ls I'd 3d. &C.. will be designated upon the plates
by numerals, viz: No. ], No. 2, No. 3, &c.
THOMAS CORWlN Secretary of the Treasury.
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VXyETMoRE, ROBERT \ CO., STOCK, NOTE AND ~
w change brokers, dealers IN specie ana sos "ufN
.vttir-gtsi RaDl ngnsirg w r Wei Trecs
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

CPlR1TUAI ESTATI0NS.-PROFESSOR LA ROY
- Sunderland, from Boston, will give three lectures,
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, of this week. in
Society Library Room. on Popular Decisions, Mental
Contagon the Devil Witchcraft Necromancy, and Com
municatons with Departed Spirits. To commence at
TX p. NJ. Admission, rs cents.
DEV. DR. KENNEDAY WILL DELIVER LECTURE
N this evening at the Brooklyn Institute. Subject
Home Thoughts for the Married and Single"
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TNRYSTAL PALACE THE FRONTS OF THOSE FOUR
~ buildings Being built Sixth avenue, and the
four on Forteth street. opposite the Crystal Palace are
to be Splendid aad limitations Of brown free stone with
very large windows. They win therefore present an ee
giant appearance
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spO4TING,

rLNHERE WILL BE FINE SPORTING FOR THE FANCY
n on Wednesday evening, Feb % at jim BROWNS As
Fast Thirteenth street The celebrated rat catcher,
Joe Totten win 'mperntend the rats. There viii be any
quantity o. rats on hand, and no mi AXE,
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DERFORD CO.'S CALIFORNIA FREIGHT EXPRESS
~ will go forward on Monday, Feb q per steamer
meet with the and splendid steamship John L. Ste
vens, at Panama All parcels to be sentin by p NJ.
BERFORD CO., No. 2 Astor House.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DkRFORD l. CO.'S CALIFORNIA, OREGON, SOUTH
ID American and China Mail Express will 20 forward
the splendid fast running steamer Uncle sam on Mon
day. 21st nss Mt at twelve O'Clock noon in charge Of
mail agent through to San Francisco Our letter bags
will be closed at eleven A. NJ. BERFORD CO.,
Ast0 House
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ttOO REWARD-L0ST OR STOLEN. A GOLD PA
H1CU tent lever watch, hunting cases, makers, MI
s.bas Co, Liverpool No. 81 GA. BY returning it to
Francis Brown Co., liz Chatham street this sum will
re maid. and questions asked.
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NOR sAIE-A VILLAGE CORNER LOT ONE HUN
il dred feet square, composing two dwelling houses,
clgbly and pleasantly located at Hastings, upon the
Hudson river also farm, two miles from the Hudson
River Railroad station at Dobbs Ferry, with
dous farm house and outbuildngs. Apply TO L. H. PIG
NOLET, 1877 Greenwich street, corner of Dey.
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TNOR SALE-FOUR FULL LOTS OF GROUND ON FOR
I ty.frst street, the north side, 100 feet from
Sixth avenue and the Crystal Palace Terms easy
Inquire at No. 20 Chambers street front basement.
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DLFASANT ROOMS FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN ALSO
i gentlemen and their wives, in a first class house.
with all the modern improvements gas, baths, &c with
and best line Of stages terms moderate references
exchanged. Apply at 20 West Eighteenth street. near
Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

~ U. A.-THE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE CHAPTER NO
". So o. U. A. requested to meet at their rooms
Tuesday morning at eight o'clock A. NJ for the pur
pose of uniting in the celebration of Washingons birth
DAY. The members of those chapters who do not turn
cut are requested to join with the OCCASION BY
order. OF the Chapter. j. VANBUSKlRKS S. II. G. BAG
LEY. Jr.. c. of the c.
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-TyOR SALE-A SMALL PLACE AT HYDE PARK, ONE
JIG of Il most delightful villages the North river;
house. large barn, fine garden, fruit trees shrub
berry, &C. win be sold cheap for cash. by applying at 555
Hudson street. of THOMAS KYLE, bookstore.
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GeEA REwARD-sTOLEN FROM THE APARTMENTS
sDCO of Richard Barnaby 2S6 Henry street. corner Of
Scanned on the 18th inst between the hours Of Sand
10 O'Clock A. NJ, blue beaver frock overcoat with
blue cashmere lining velvet collar, wide silk binding and
turn-up cuffs; also black cloth frockeoat black satin
vest, and pair Of brown plaid cashmere pantaloons
The above amount viii be paid to any who will
give information that will lead to the recovery OF the
goods and detection of the thief
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NOR sAIF-A HOUSE AND LOT IN M0TFIAyEN, IN
IL Villa place The house is 25 by 81 feet the lot 20 by
100 Inquire at SO Hudson street. of JAMES TODD on
the premife
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(tREAT BARGAINS IN sILKS.-JUST RECEIVED, A
" Of new and beautiful styles OF striped and plaid
Silks all colors slightly damaged the voyage of i'm
por on which will be sold from thirty to forty per cent
lees than regular prices. A. KERR CO.,
761 Broadway, two doors above Clinton place
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~ ia. CONTINENTAL CHAPTER, no. 1.-THE
~. members of this chapter are hereby informed that
the following arrangements have been made for the 22d
inst. The members will meet at the o. q. A. room, 1877
Bowery, at ga NJ the line will be formed at 0, to re.
scive the Continental Guard, who have kindly vclur
teered to TO the Parade ground carriage has
been prepared for veteran brother Asa Holden who
viii be with US during the day full band has been
in general respectfully invited to unite with us in
doing honor the memory OF Washington. BY order OF
Van Worst, Sharot, Moore, Vail, and Iaboyteaux Com.
mittee of Arrangements.
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dNE n REWARD.-WHETEAS MY PLACE OF RESI-
NOcU dence, in the house $50 Greenwich street,
entered between the hours of three and six o'clock In
the afternoon Thursday the 18th instant and the fol
lowing articles taken thercrom:--a ladys gold watch,
No 20 421 n adys gold watch and chain number not
remembered silver table and tea spoon marked +.
NJ " also sundry other articles Of jewery-I will pay
the above reward the detection of the thief thieves
EDWARD VINCENT
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DRY GOODS.

Il by the Niagara, for sale Immediately, by r. T.
ItGRA1N, Importer, rs Nassau street. OF CEDAR
up stairs, third floor.
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n u. A.-1853-FEBRUARY-17 ORDER OF
W United Americans will according to their usual
sustom) celebrate the approaching anniversary of the
birthday of the immortal Washington on Tuesday, 22d
inst by public procession, under the direction Of Cap
tain John C. Helme Grand Marshal the route to
which will be follows Form the east side of Fifth
avenue right resting Fourteenth street ten O'Clock
A. NJ precisely and proceed up Fourteenth street to
Broadway, around Union Park, down Fourth and
the Park through the east gate front Of the City Hall
where it will pass in review before his Honor the Mayor
and Common Council and from THENCE proceed up Broad
way TO Metropolitan Hall where the procession win enter
and at harast one O'Clock precisely Grafton VIII be
delivered by Brother J. W. Bryce, ESD and other appro
pirate exercises Will take place by order OF the Com
mttee Of Arrangements,
WILLIAM B. WEISS, Chairman
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DIAPER HANGINGS.--FRANCIS PARIS Il CO., NO 50
J. Chambers street. (next but to Stewart's) cor.
of Broadway, offer at wholesale and retail ths most
extensive assortment, of every quality, of the richest
style Of decorations limitations of oaks marble &c. The
most skful workmen employed to hang tie papers,
CILK EMBROlDERIES, BALL DRESSES, AND CLOAKS
- NJ. DUCHY No Boulevard Poi sonnere, Paris.
CHOW CASES LARGE ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY
y hand, and made to order in the neatcst styles ~
BParticular attention paid to orders received for tho
Worlds Fair by B. X. PEBBLES No. 124 Grand street
three doors east of Broadway.
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~ U. A., PUTIN AM CHAPTER, NO. s.-THE MEA,
~. bers of The above chapter hereby notified to
meet at the Chapter Rooms Tuesday the I'D inst at
O'Clock A. NJ, to join in celebrating the anniversary
Of Washingtons Birthday. BY order.
VS., HOLMES, c. of tie {. G. W. BOWEN Sachem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE.-PHIILIPS' PATENT
liquid glue for builders, box Makers carpenters and
all mechanical purposes costs twenty per cent less than
agents in all populous towns Hardwaremcn, druggists
and dealershould call and samples Sold in bottles
and by the gallon everywhere.
]. II. PHILLIPS L CO 4 Cellar street
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TENANTS REGISTER.

(tRYsTAL PALACE PROPERTY no LEAsE-sIX lots
~ Forty second street. rs feet front by lis Deep
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues likewise six cottage dwell
ing houses on Forty third street that in the
course Of erection and will be finished by the first of May
next For plan Of houses and other particulars apply
at the Office Of Ludewig Smith Fincke, No. IS Wall
street, between the hours OF II and Up. NJ.
DANIEL GREENVAULT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

TOR SALE CHEAP-A LEASEHOLD PROPERTY
II wi tn two story front house, with house and
stable situated at SO Garrison street The lease has about
IA years to For particulars apply to D. MILLER
Forty. sixth street. near Ninth avanne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

TOR SALE-A BARGAIN-A GOOD SECONDHAND
L steam engine of twenty four horse power, with all
the appurenances will be sold for about eps third Of
40 John street
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TVOR sALE-THREE ELIGIBLY LOCATED LOTS ON
Il Murray HILL each twenty four feet eight inches front
Lexington avenue, between ThirtyseventA and Thirty
eighth streets These lots command beautiful view of
in value. Will be sold reasonable terms Apply to
WILLIAM H. WILKINS, 143 Lexington avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

DIX on REWAID'-LOST, FEBRUARY nth, AT SIX
H0~SO O'Clock in the evening, dark brown Canadian
pony, with harness and light top wagon and four boxes
of tin in it, The finder will receive the above reward on
leaving the same at 81 avenue b. from JOS MILLER, in
the glass and crocEery store
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DRDGEWATER PAINT-THE BEST ARTICLE EVER
Of steamers and other vessels and from its spark and
cinder proof qualities, for railroad bridges cars depots
&c. Testimonials and specimens be seen at the de-
and upwards, and in OIL in kegs of as So and 100 lbs,
by R. BOGART, General Agent 125 PEARL and IS Beaver
streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

DARI.ORs, WITH BEDROOMS AND BATHS TO LET,
i with board, at Collins Hotel, corner of Canal and
West streets.
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vHTANTED- A COMPETENT PERSON TO TAKE CHARGE
w blower of blast furnace in Missouri, for max
ing pig iron with two good assistants All information
with regard to the situation salary &c be obtained
by applying at No 70 Broad street, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

i and copying letters without pens or ink, copying
music plans designs embroidery patterns, Impressions
OF leaves &c by addressing the undersigned either per-
sonay or by mail for FIVE dollars true receipt will be
given to make tho paper win be sent any part Of the
United States Tho name Is sufficient guaranty.
ROBERT i. BEEBEE OF Clinton street.
a. paper in any quantity size color be had at
81 Clinton street.
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NtOTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALEM BROOK
" lyn No. 80 Bond street; house 2lx32, lot 25x100
house and built in the best manner filled in with
brick to the peak contains ten rooms, marble manels,
gas and fixtures, &c within fifteen minutes walk Of either
ferry and two minutes walk from stage route court
yard in 'front.' and beautiful yard in rear neghborhood
not surpassed. Price So 700 Terms reasonable. Apply
as above,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

TyAHM FOR SAL.E-BEIO NGING TO THE ESTATE OF
I p. A. Cowdrey, deceased situated in the town Of
Yonkcrs Westchester county; New York. about seven
teen miles from the city of New York. three and half
miles east from the village of Yonkers; and two and
half west from Hunts bridge on the Harlem railroad. 1t
contains about $40 of land eighty under
high state of cultivation and the remainder in good pas
tuc and wood land and is well watcred There Is large
neat cottage house the place the out houses very
tcnsiye consisting of two large barns stables carriage
house. Sheds crib, ice house. &C., all in good order
The place contains several young orchards Of about 800
apple trees and 500 peach trees in prime bearing The
lawn is well stocked with fruit and shrubbcry. There is
also valuable blooded stock of oxen horses, &c.
which will be sold with the place IL desired. Also, car
ragc market wagon and good variety of tools &C. There
several eligible building sites upon this place. which,
with its proximity to two railroads. renders 1t very dc.
srable situation for persons doing business in the city
For further particulars apply at the Office of s. f. cow
DREY No. 81 Wall street, or J. II. Cowdrey No. 107
Front street or on the premises.
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COMPREHENSIVE NoI9CEss


nsSOLUTON.--THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
~ existing between the subscribers dissolved
LIST of January, by mutual consent. A. H. RTrCHIE,
r. A. BAlICHiA.
H. Richie will settle the accounts of the late firm
and continue the business at % Chambers street.
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NOR SALE OR TO I.Er-THE NEW BRICK FACTORY,
IL 80 by g6 feet and four stories high with wing at
tached about 90 feet square, situated the corner
Mulberry and Park Streets in the city Of Newark con-
veneny located to the railroad depos and the river
Said building Is designed for the of steam power and
IL well adapted for almost any kind Of business Apply
to T. VAN ANTWERP, On the corner Of Mulberry and
seLlrs e..ss;s, StNa.l,
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VTTANTED-A MIDDLE AGED MAN, OF GOOD BUsL
w habits and education acquainted with the city
partment of an establishment in the city Address box
1,432.
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WTANTED-IHMEDIATELY, TWO GOOD ARcHITEC-
wv tural draughismen, to whom steady employ will be
giyep, by II. Austin, New Haven. References-C
Blescl, l. Wall street, H. Hoffman, 100 Broadway,
chitects, or 70 sherman Smith, engrayers, No. 1876
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

NTOTICE.-THE MUSIC BUSINESS HERETOFORE
1N carried on by me, agent for II. p Kennedy, is
this day discontinued by mutual consent. The out
standing business will be settled by II. p. Kennedy at
No. 843 Broadway WIN. VANDERsEEK.
New York, Feb. 10, 1853. H. p KENNEDY
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L,OR SALE--ON HENRY STREET NEXT TO CORNER
e of Harrison street South Brooklyn, 6ns, commo-
dious and well built three story brick house and lot,
built in modern style and furnished with gas and fix
lures in three sto les Terms favorable. Inquire Of
NELSON SHAURAN. 100 Cherry street, New York; of
EDWARD SHAURMAN, builder, corner Of Harrison and
Clinton streets, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

LN0R SALE OR TO LEASE-AT NIAGARA FALLS,
IL (thirteen hours from this city spacious dwell
ing house, with two Of land attached embracing
garden with all the outhouses requisite for gentlemans
perfectly healthy; no mosquitoes Post Office churches
and we'll supplied and cheap markets Rent three hun
dred dollars per For further particulars, apply
to f. H. LUDLOW, Wall street.
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VXTANTED-AT GO WHITE STREET, FOUR OR FIVE
w good milliners; also, accustomed TO trimming.
None but competent hands need apply.
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THOR SAIE.--A LONG LEASE, AT A LOW RENT
IL Eight stock and fixtures OF store &C., 2S4 Greenwich
street, between Warren and Chambers streets and next
door above the Columbia tea warehouse Apply the
premises. N. BNote this, as this advertisement win
not again appear.
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* AS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES TWENTY PER
" cent cheaper than any other house in the United
Stated-JAbiES g. MOFFET, manufacturer of gas chan
delers brackets, pendants &c. for churches hotels pr
vate dwellings, and stores has hand great va
riety Of and elegant patterns which, style and
Gnsh cannot be surpassed Wholesale and retail at the
mandatory and warerooms 10 and III Prince street
New York, third block west of Broadway. N. B.-Gas
pipes laid in buildings at the shortest notice.
IRON BEDsTEAD wAREROONis, AND CHEAP SPRING
Mattress and Bedding depot-Iron bedsteads 81 to $40
the healthy spring mattress, &C., SO to $50 the new
elastic felt BEDS pillows quilts &c. also pure mat
tresses all warranted Hotels steamers and Summaries
supplied promptly to order Please call and examine at
553 Broadway, above Spring street.
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LHOUND--A LADY'S HAIR ARMIET WITH GOLD
IL clasp Whoever has lost the same, and will pay ex
penses may receive IL By applying to Mr.. Williams
Edwards Sanford SEQ. 10 Wall street
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A SCOTCHMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GARDEN.
N or. Is married, and has family. Understands
his business perfectly in all its brances Has been three
years in this country. las good reference from his
last situation Can be ut Mr. Thorburn's 10 John
street frcm 10 to O'Clock. Address A..
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ID EvERE HOTEL, CORNER OF THIRTY. FIRST
III street and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and citizens
be accommodated with rooms and board at this hotel
the English principle within few blocks of the Crystal
Palace. Apply on the premises, corner of Thirty first
street and broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

I-OR SAIE-ONE LOT AND TWO HOUSES No &c
Il Ludlow street. Grand five lots 25 by 100, Nos.
g. &C. S 10 and y Goerck street. with the buildings
thereon which could at small expense be converted
into factory; fifty lots, 80 by l00 egiby situated in
the city of Newark also, forty lots in the town Of Dun
Kirk which will be sold low.
I. D'HERyIIIY, No. Exchange place.
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T0TTAGES FOR SALE OR TO LET, IN BROOKLYN,
~ on CARL street, ten minutes walk from Fulton
ferry. Price 1880, rent $780, Apply TO ]. L. NC
CUTCHEON, Painter, 1421a Myrtle avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

ID OOAlS AND BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED BY GEN
IL temen, at 81 Irving place, corner OF Sixteenth
street. lhe location is very desirable and convenient to
and stages.
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MISERABLE RESIDENCE AT STAMFORD, CONN, FOR
~ sae.-The houfe is two stories high, with wings
and piazza three Sides finished in modern STYLE with
basement range furnace, dumb waiter, &C., with water
house. stable &c. The grounds are filled with choice
fruit (evergreen shade trees and shrubbery For fur
Their particulars, Inquire OF WIN. DE KLYN, No. 100
Greenwich avenue.
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d, GkO CASH WILL SECURE AN ACTIVE MAN A
.D<cO full share in an extensive eating saloon, to
be established Immediately 1t is located in Of the
best thoroughares in the city, surrounded by hotels
dustrous man. Apply Immediately, at No. 102 Nassau
street, Office 10, (over the City Bank)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

INO OWNERS OF HORSESHOE. TOBTAS'S VENETIAN
i Eminent, in pint bottles, Is warranted the best
and quickest remedy for collie cuts bruises swelings
gals Stiffness &C., in horses only SO cents For sale
by the druggists and saddlers. Depots No s East
Eleventh and 240 Greenwich streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

Nor sALE-TwO HOUSES AND LOTS, ON THE
Il southery side Of Twenty eighth street. go feet east
OF Sixth avenue Also, country residence and x acres
of ground situate in Wcstchester county, 10 miles from
the City Hail. the house and outbudings built last
spring. the ground fronts on three roads. The will
OOO seventy per cent can remain on bond and mort
gage. Inquire Of JOHN WEBER, 33S Broome street.
under the Bowery Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-20

NOR SALE-AHOUS NEAR MADISON SQUARE-THE
JIG four story and basement brick house, 63 Madison
avenue, between Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth
is CT the most rising and desirable private family
in the city Two-thirds Of the amount may remain on
bond and mortgage. Apply before A. NJ, to EDWARD
ROCHE Madison avenue of Twenty eighth street.
or to ROCHE, BROTHERS CO., "a Fulton street, up
stairs
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gu n REWARD-L0ST, ON THE EIGHTEEN III IN
AplO slant in going from the Merchants Hotel Cort-
Lhd street. up Sixth railroad and back by Broad
way stages gold locket and chain Whoever will ceturn
the same to the Merchants Hotel will receive the above
reward and the thanks of the owner.