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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23
Railroad Matters.

Burlington Railroad Company, and on the 10Th
he was elected President Of the Vermont Cen
trail We understand that the Presidency of the
Ogdensburgh road has been terslered to Mr.
Lee, and that he VII accept # an arrangement
is made such as he deems essential to a success
fol administration Of the road. This arrange.
ment implies what is commonly called consoh
datlon though it is really a consolidation Of the
management OF roads only, and a harmonizing
Of the interests of un Mr. Lee Is admirably
qualified for the responsible duties devolved uo
on him, and &c sustained as he should be, by the
boards " It'll which be ia connected. and BY all
who are really Interested in the success of the
roads, We confidently anticipate happy results
for stockholders, creditors and the public. So
be IL.
We cannot pc Nit The occasion to pass with
out observing that We are particularly pleased to
find the Rutland AID Central roads at last in the
position Of friends. mutually interested each in
the others welfare. In the outset. the contro-
versy between thsn was entirely mstifable. 1t
was Indispensable without it, neliher road
could have succeeded; but that moment. which
rendered the construction Of both cerlain. should
haze been the signal for restoration of the
peace and good VIII which should ever charac.
terze the people of the same state. We hear
lily wish success to both roads to ali, indeed
They have come nto existence through much
tnbu.ation and great sacrifices and they are all
of the highest Importance to the people, and
each Of equal Importance in ITS own field.
Pacific Railroad, Tern Route. We have re.
ceived intelligence to May 81 from the party Of
Northern gentlemen now Recommending IN Tex
as. The party had then reached Austin, after a
ride ofone hundred and fifty miles on horseback.
Gov. Pane's health was better than ii had been
for year. The country is wonderfully rich in
soil--ditto in reptlles-climate so far delightful
water bad game abundant, and tayerns
wretchedly bad. The party is bound North 10
Fort Graham, about the parallel Of 30, and will
from thence proceed West to FL Paso. If time
permits, they Will also explore branch Of the
ella river, with view of deciding upon the
practicabilty of reaching the Pacific by railroad
by that route.
/ oy..,.,
",'o"''o ana ~ Laurence hd'lroad Al the
e,1is VI 'uS ssoeN.,olueIs OF '1iS company ~
u'a,a"' =" 'u'y was Noleu' as our 'eie-
to the Grand runk Railway Company Of Cam
ada, IN perpetulty, on the basis that the sand
Grand Trunk Railway Company "shili pay SIX
per Ien'u"i p'r "'nu'n' 10 nan yearly payments,
v" "'' 'io "",9'a''"'ue sioux 81 mus company
a"o "SS"'no d" '''e Haoill'es OF 'h's company
Upon ulo. tsases, con' o's' or Otherwise me
cations To the several States aforesaid. under
nam d 10 u1 vss'y',U aile 10 re-,
lease to be determined and 6xed by . snbse.
quent contract to be entered into between the
parties IN interest provided however that sand
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

The new Post Office Envelopes are punt, d
on paper made tor the purpose, Sd watorlncd
that IN each envelope one may plainly dlstin-
guish, beside the beautiful stamp. the letters
" 2. q. ID. q. 3, standing for Post t3iice De
partment of the United States About one
hundred persons mostly females. are EMPLOYED
m their manufacture, aided by a machine work.
ed by steam power, which GUS out 500 enyel
opes at one time.
To provide against forgedes. rules equally
strict with thos Of the United States Mint have
been adopted at the above nanufactorv. and the
building Is guarded both day aud night by pu-
yate watchmen. The following is a copy of a
section of the new Post Office Laws ,ssed hy
both houses Of Congress, aud posted IN all paris
Of the factory
Forged Envelopes Sc. Section : provides
against all kinds Of counterfeltIng, imitation or
forgery OF the Postage Stamps and Envelopes.
making the penalty on conviction a fine not ex-
ceedIng hve hundred dollars, or imprisonment
not exceeding five years, or by both such fine
and imprisonment.
Abstracung Envelopes during the process OF
manufacture, Is visited with the same penalties. "
Territories 10 become ,Saies- Utah would make
twenty States Of the size Of New Hampshire
Nebraska, fifteen; lntlan, twenty; Northwest.
sixty i've, Total. one hundred and twenty SIX
States. Should these territories have an equal
population To the square mile with New Hamp-
shire, they would contain population Of above
thlrly-elght million souls.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

The New York Times thus foreshadous the
result Of our incipieut difficulties with Mexico
about a strip of land called the Mesia Valley.
portion of the face Of creation hardly worth
going to law abont much less worthy Of a war
Here Is good opportunity for the arbitrament
recommended by our Peace society, friendly ar
b'trament by the nelghbory Intervention of 9th
er nations with whom both Mexico aud the Uni
ted States are ON amlcahle forms.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

Il Prqfia5'e Horse Many of our readers
have heard Of She horse Black Hawk OF Bird
port w., a colt Of the Sherman Morgan he
hoston Cutlytor states that enough of bis stoc k
las been sold IN that town alone, SINCE "a 10
amount to the sum of Sg2,737. The number
oi animals Is thirty eight, making over S5gOe tch.
Most Of them were colts, entire, but some were
geldiugs and a few flhes. Besides these there
are Of course mlny on hand. There Is more
profit in good animals than in poor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-23

.7fpouinnis in Vermont Saul Bishop OF
Richmond mail agent % the Vermont Central
Ruilrold; andC. ouIiou Of Cas,ieton, mani o.
gent on The Rutland an " ashngton Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22
POST OFFICE NOTICES

ToREIeN NAILs-PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
entitled
tie u. United States :ss.n
s Ct ,ns
ves .srsa a sis enacted. That the
shall sau': the facts to h in S a.
from New York . New Orleans. chaslss
d so r the ss o aaeS.sa 4. @
facts and connected with the safe
Be- be- made
s e II:
directed by this act ascertain and report Congress
ssdsr * several csntrses with II. Navy and foss o.
fer carrying the mail in ocean
States take the to contract and sci
which may be discontinued BY the Postmaster General
IaSi e
time Being N.Y. s senss:i
Ss . ri -:
s SsHss 3: SCI:
es s ss's Il: :ss
b sst that & Of
Congress IN Is manner Is possible tho informs
Ss &C. If 8 in section third above
win be received at .h. Po.s Once Department in III. Oh
Of WashnStsn until o'sless q Monday n: sI:s
day ocsoSsr 1854 in II: nam:
mo nTrsm Now york t. cowes i. ENGLAND and
to a Haven IN Germany and irsT said BrsmsHH'
Proposals Tor additional trip year, way will
No From Charleston, South Carolina, by SAVANNAH
Georgia and Key West Florida, to Havana, In Cuba n
from said Havana by Key West and Savannah to chsrls
No s,Trom New York 70 New Orleans, twie. month
and Hausns and From HAVANA to chasr.s Xspiuwsb "a
Prop.sa, to omit Charleston and Savannah will be
vs from Ne. YrH p apss rse n
u as' the
miles ana back monthly in rot exceeding ten a,y'
rect miles. s.d back semi nsnsAiy. in not exceeds
N aay TO M fsnsm ss's r, TO San pes.
f.rnia Msnsessy San Francisco and Astoria in 0rsgs|
Oregon California the opinion 81 the Pos
sss si Arranged
ing eonsnaous route from New York Ac, Astoria Al
No s'@Trsm New York to Liverpool. in England, a.
back trips Per snnum At such times as the Pes
Proposals to touch At Holyhesd in England, will BE Co
in France, and back, once month.
to e.: tn. iE I'm nus Of line from
each way, win be ees,idered.
ieo and back three times month supplying Tampieo Me-
i'f BY ss HS 1 sSns a9 a rs r, and
fifth days.
Arrive at Vera crp1 month BY the fourth, ssve
teenth, and twenty ighth days.
Leave Vera Cruz every the srs sxth and TIVE
ty.frst days.
Arrive New Orleans month by the fourth, mint
and twenty fourth days
The propossis in each instance SHOULD specify
taken fer the trip each and the mode
conveyance which must be by steamships in all respes
table for the service.
If contracts should be entered into contractors will be
euircd all to the laws and regulator
applicable the ordinary contracts Of the Post Oos
paEtment. -
Postmaster General and the words Mail ProposalsFers
Nas'' written tho faes Of the letter
JAMES CAMPBELL, Psstm aster General,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22
A LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUTOMATICALLY AND
"A peremptory sale Of three hundred and twenty-five dc

a ID. T.
a Psremptory sale Of three hundred and twenty-five do
BUILDING LOTS AND WHARF PROPERTY,
East Newark the Passao River opposite the city Of
ALBERT H. SIaCoLAY will sell onwsdn.sday, October
20 M At eleven O'clock on the ground three hundred
located At East TsW.ri These ies. are feet and
Be sold with the privilege of or more adjoining lots q
This property presents advantages merchants
cr nS s
81. directly opposite n. large and flourish
e. s1s.s. Z. state Jersey and
tensvs manufactures which IL has riva-the
prise of its inhabitants and its beautiful and healthy
These lots part Of the property located tho East
YORK; and the advantages II cheap and healthy 10.
% in
mediate proximity to shGIss: q al ~ NH ~ and
rom trains svsry hour psrsos:
ton Of $50 Stages fifteen minutes dur
Sa se and Is
which renders this place be- desired
property where and sailing vessels are
and rspassn and which for wharf purposes
~ vide and regularly laid out along tho
shs coming spring The PretrssoI. this property
Desirable building business purposes Nearly
and
York which affords many to
From the large already
the in Ss an
Hdenty expected that these lots will soon be the site Of
Terms which will be will 10 made known the
Monday aa
81 O'clock g day. for the S giving all
this
apply to the Auctioneer, 40 W all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

ssIGNEE'S SALE OF PLATED WARE, GUNS &C.
"A WIN. IRVING CO., auctioneers, will sell at auction
Monday October IS at IL O'clock the room No
Pine street to the trade hotels and Others 400 dozen
silver forks and spoons &c viz 200 dozen dessert spoons
spoons 500 sable forks 800
containing three eight pieces castors
bread baskets toast rack salyer from thirty
number Of superb rifles owlng pieces, &e made by Cooper
e. Wesson, Mullen, he.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22
A LBERT II. NIcOLAY, AUCTIONEER.
IA GREAT AND POSITIVE SALE
HJ.l25-GH
BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS AND COTTAGE SITES,
SITUATED IN
FORT HILL, NEW BRIGHTON,
STATEN ISLAND,
WITHIN SEVEN MINUTES WALK OF THE
FERRY.
ALDER II. NICOLAY,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, OF
MI aAa an naAoA 81 1QE1

u,
at IL o'clock, A. H.. on the ground,
beautiful building lots and cottage sites situated
HILL the romantic village Of New Brighton Staten Island
within minutes walk Of either the New Brighton
ferries extensive and elegant
view whole New York bay Sandy Hook the Atlantic
ocean Long Island shore Fort hamilton Brooklyn Williams
burg the East and North rivers the city of Newark and
Newark bay in fact the scenery unsurpassed being
perfectly surrounded by water and impossible to take this
away il situated the highest point of elevation
commanding without exception the finest prospect in the
werd average time from any portion Of this
by steamboat to Wall street, New York. about forty
These desirable lots have many beautiful shade
upon them and situated nearly midway between
New Brighton and Quarantine ferries.
landing Tompknsvile leave every hour
s O'Clock, A. M until O'clock, p n, and the last boat
Whitehall New York. at ll p NJ which gives every
facility to doing business in the
New York making this beautiful place pr
vate residence The is only $25 per annum
which is lower than railroad stage route in the city Of
New York.
This chance rarely to be met with, and is worthy the
attention Of capitalist as well those who seeking to
obtain healthy locations for settlement,
The peng graded at the Expense OF the
co cent remain bond and mortgage
for rears per cent and the title indisputab
For photographic maps and full particulars apply Ray
Tompkins ESQ., from the of Aretta Grit
streets Tompkinsvle Staten Islat d, Of ALBERT H.
NICOLAY 40 Wall street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22
FANCY FURS.

OURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE-DyPLICATI
the greatest every variety Of fur choice skin
are now selling ~ the subscriber a. moderate prices Ais
with Russian sable HUDSON Bay sable royal ermine sab
mink, stone martin Buenos Ayres ohincha, Russian lyn
and great variety Of other choice furs Ladies End ysiS
tons preparatory TO their supplying themselves with "a
fpr the season. CHARLES COOk,
Fur manufacturer and skin importer 625 Broadway
Several Of stuffed sabes and ermnes for sale, We
worthy the attention Of naturasts which arrived too IL
for he Crya Pala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

T AIDES FANCY rURs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS ST0(
IL OF rich fancy furs Of ali nations ready for ins
on and viii be found to comprise the 1otest aAd rart
aseortment Of mus, oufs pelerinss, vi6ines tipps
cspes talnas and other fashionable In ever
hted in enc establishment Some rich specimens Of inn
rial Russian sable amongst this collection; and
further expectation those valuable skins b prohibit
Nv Abe autocra ladies will find the present most dsgrAt
Opportunity Of purchasing. GEO. BtLPIN S6i BroadwH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

ID hold furnureMonday morning, at 10 O'clock at No.
60 Hillary Brooklyn all the furniture in the
carpets oil cloth parlor in blue and gold
centre side tables rosewood and mahogany
and bdeads beds and bedding marble top
bureaus and Wristbands 6c de- Also the kitchen furni.
utensils cooking stoves &C., with which the sale
will commence, Catalogues at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

AIDES, ATTENTION.-A VARIED AND BEAUTTfJl
II stock Of fgr bonnsts, Of black tan brown drAb q
stock Of fancy fur hats and fats for boys mssee
iafsns rich and plainly trimmed also we'll select
Advnnoe Millinsrs supplied With bonnets ct the lowt
vholesals prices fy sash, DICKSON, Halter Ne Bowel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

A UCTIONH NOTICE-w. G. sALBURTUs WILL SELL
"A Saturday, Oct I'D 1885, large lot Of furniture
carpets tables office desks, &C. H. w. BOERUM Auction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

Broadway one hundrsd 6ne oil painting By The best Of
all good order and mounted dns gold Sale TO
cennsnce ~ u oe)scs Catalogues n the SVrN j. RSby,
Apeti0peNY. Z, |.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

HlHR SUNDAY COURIER-THE LARGEST OF THE
Sunday press-wil contain, tomorrow, the thr ling
o "Mighs and Right" an original and laussabs
loaded the Fatal Marriage Dorcas. " How to spoil :
High spirited Wife, "Who killed the Bull'n Prde,,
mNo war; Another Prize Fight. "a New Am Ss
rious Disappearance High LIFE" Hard Times in Wall
stres, news-ocal foreign and teegraphic notices Of
sale everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

r MoRIARTY, AUCTI0NEER WILL SELL THIS DAT
At 10 o'eioch ~ Us Chssham square large asscrt
goods Also, thirty feather beds mattresses mirrors,
large assortment Of good frames one
furniture cart Also, kegs stand oasks countsrs a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

A UCTION NOTICE -THOS. BELL AUCTfONEER-
"A BY w. S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale this day, at l0a
o'clock in the sales 10 North william strcot Of the
entire handsome furniture Of family also elegant stock OF
cabinet maker also the balance Of furniture OF hotel
saloon and tables bureaus sofas glass
casters cutlery chairs fancy pictures splendid book
eases 20 bedseads 100 chairs &c; also consignment OF
india rubber goods Deposits required Sale rain shine
UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURN TURE OF A
IN family removing West.-R. w. FROST auetioneer will
sell this day at lo o'clock at the house. No 10 Spruce
street. carpets tables chairs sofbeds couchbeds
bedsead feather BEDS hair stoves ewery
ssting Of gold Watches pins rings silver glass
&C. Aeo balance stock Of old brandy Wines cordias and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

BRANCH MCDONNELL AUCTIONEERS-wILL
ID sell at their store No lis Fulton street Monday,
the oath inst at l02 o'clock, assortment Of and
fashionable furniture consisting Of parlo dining
library bookcases marble dressing bureaus and
stands sofas soabed rocking parlor
black walnut and mahogany
and side tables; French and Italian bedsteads hair
mantle ornaments ewery and cut glass cutlery &C.
&C. Also, Office furniture DESKS chairs, stoves &C.. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

IAMELIAS.-WN. IRVING 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS
~ will sell auction Wednesday, October 2 at IO
O'Clock at the sales No. Pine street. superior col
lection upwards of thousand camela selected
the collection of A. Dryburgh Esq, Philadelphia, ths
largest in the United Sats all in bud of variety
the choicest descriptions from to six feet high
number Of winter towering plants The attention Of
florists respectfully called to this SALE
prss of the choicest assortmen offered at auction
H. 81 o;tv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II.
IL Leeds Co will sell by auction, this day Saturday
Oct q ct 0 O'Clock at the sales room No all street.
Household furntureA large general Of and
second hand furniture consisting Of Brussels and ingram
carpets mahogany book cases. bureaus SOFAS chairs
wood book ctegeres bureaus sofas In brocatele
chairs d. bedstsds description washstands cribs
walnut extension table mattresses: feather beds
pianos and mahogany do. Also the balance Of station
blank books steel and cutlery not called for at
black blooded mare ls hand; high; !. kind ans gentle
very and spirited Sold the ownsrhas further
u6e forh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22
ID A. Chiffon, AUCTIoNEER-sALE OF HAND.

Ia A. Chiffon, AUCIIUNEEK.-SALE OF HAND
ID. household furniture at No. 81 Warren street.
Monday October "a, at 10Y o'clock-Coe Chiffon will
sell by auction Monday Oct a. the furniture contained
in the house No. 81 Warren street. consisting of Brussels
and ingram carpets mahogany hair sofa chairs dvan
&c rosewood chairs velvetcovered chairs
doe dining. pier and card tables sdeboard win
dow curtains. china and glass ware hair
maesss bureaus and tables washstands looking
&c. with variety Of kitchen furniture Catalogues can be
had at their Office No. Nassau street. and at the
ths mor Uoft he aala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22
DANCING ACADEMIES.


DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 0O6
A Broavdy-Now opon{cr tho reception pupils Wednos
day Thursday and Saturday ladies child
Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday EVENING"
for grand practising day with band every
Saturday afternoon and evening" exclusively for pupils
semi monthly number Of dances will be introduced
This procured during recent visit 10 London and
Paris.
AN EVENING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN ON TUES
"A days and Fridays At TX H., has commenced Pupils
received at all times during the Sorees given
usual. FERRERO'S Dancing Academy, 80 West Four
tsenth street.
nANCING-TO AMATUERs AND TEACHERS.-THE
~ most splendid new dance introduced In this country
the Ysoyn being taught for the first time in the
United States at WILSON'S Acadamy 06 Orange street.
Brooklyn, will be sent to part Of the United States
L,ERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, 80 WEST FOUR
IL teenth streetMadams c. Dubreu Ferrero and r. Fer.
would most respectfully inform their patrons and che
public that their school has opened and pupils enter
st all times during the Private Lessons schools and
classes, attended.
VUHALE AND DAUGHTER WILL COMMENCE A
w class In dancing for ladies and masters this
snd for gentlemen this evening their
% and % Sixth avenue, and Monday At Gothic Hail.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

CENTRAL SALES ROOM, CORNER OF wILLOUGHBY
" and Pearl strsets the City Hall; Br0okyn-JO-
sEPH HEGEMAN respectfully gives notice to
his friends and the public that he expects occupy his
spacious sales about the LIST Of The
building formerly occupied church, has been handsome
y fitted up and arranged in the convenient
for the Of large GALES Of furniture paintings
for Gales real estate He respectfully socits conrbu
tions Of second hand furniture rich fancy goods &c.
in the rooms which will take place
after the LIST Of November be convenient
which due notice will be given by extensive advertisements
Joseph Hegeman sales rooms, l9 Washington street,
Rroo klyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

NHEAP MILLINERY 6TORE-wILLIAM IRWIN
~ would respectfully call the attention Of The ladies 10 hE
large and select stock Of millinery goods straw goods Ri
bcls feathers flowers silks sans velvsts besye
and tt hats As al Of which viii be sod - the oxesa ca
prjsSo, M atM WILLIAM IRVINE,
EH1N Canal rtrsst, sssSW = woost,g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

n D. NASH, AUCTIoNEER.-sToRE,3 $40 BROAD
D.Iway-Sberis sale, this day Saturday., at 10 A. NJ
the store lot Of coffee rice, &c., &c also lot Ofjewey
left from former sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN WISCONSIN, FOR SALE
600 lots in hanito1oc and Two Rivers; l1oo acres on
the Manitooe, five miles from the lake town. on which
there several mill Sites fine farms containing 40
each beautifully situated the Fourth lake hve miles
the capital Madison For further information apply
JOHN T. PARISH No. rs Broad street gentleman Will
leave here the 9th Goth who viii chow the property
MATCH AND JEwELRY BUSINESS FOR SALEM
w good location.-To energetic with mcder-
ate capital this is rare op' ruIity the business being
established and has exce mt OF ebbing
neeted with small amount of stock only required to
be taken. Apply 20 JOHN MARSH, 200 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

nUTCH BULB0Us ROOTs-THIs DAY, AT NO.
IL Wall sreet-A. c. FUTILE will SELL at 10 o'clock at
from vandershoot Sons consisting Of hyacinths tulips,
nnrcssus iris gsdolus erocus, imperals TO- in
lots to suit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

SyfOCK ANp FIXTURES OF LIQUOR STORE AND
- 's-A Ae' G. KNOCK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

THE SUNDAY DIsPATCH-FOR THIS WEEK, OCTO-
Der g. contains thrilling of the American Re.
yoution. The Merchants Dream; Story Of New York;
Notes and Queries Information for the Pcope Ancient
Books and Libraries. Native Amerc and Adopted Citi.
cT S
TO New Zealand lrshmaps Notlngs in America TO his
friend in Ireland Political PARTIES Candidates for Once;
Rsformsrs Whig: Hard and Soft Shells etc etc The
the Actors and Singers Religious Primary Elections Sport
Items from all Quarters News Items Gleanngs from all
Sources; Brevetes Fun Small Parces Of
Example the World Foreign and Original
Beggars New York Tother with variety Of original
editorial articles and original paragraphs For sale by all
carriers the residences Of subscribers Price three cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22
VXTM DUMONT, AUCTIONEER-FIvE TWO STORY
wv and basement brick houses and lots on Fifty third
FINANCIAL.

COX nm TO LOAN, AT NO. II CHAMBERS ST..
Yer ware ewey silks dry Goods. or sny personai
or bought out for cash strictly p
WN TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS, ON THE FIRST
"A and second floors handsomely furnished house, with
all the modern to let to single gentlemen and
gentlemen and their wives For further particulars please
apply 20 East Thirty between Madison and
Fifth