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Devotion TO SCIENcE.-Mr.- Las
sell, of Liverpool. had transported his
wonderful telescope (having twenty TO-
cal feet) to Malta, and under the beau
tiful sky of this island he has found
incompatible advantages for observing
his favorite planets, with whose study
he has been for some years occupied,
namely, Saturn. Uranus, and Neptune.
Mr. Lassell has seen the first and Sec
ond satellites Of Saturn very distinctly.
On the body Of Saturn itself he has
been able to observe two red-colored
bands and three of a neutral or green
lisa blue color. He has found also the
two new satellites of Uranus.
Mr.. Lassell, who, from being a
merchant, has become an amatuer as
tronomer, and has himself constructed
his magnificent telescope, and who has
invented some absolutely perfect in
struments, is himself quite astonished
at what he has been able to effect at
Malta, where he has made more OBJ
servations in one single night, than in
three months at Liverpool.
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FIRE.1About i o'clock yesterday
morning fire broke out in the Iron
Foundry Of Messrs. Hill and Hender-
son, in the north end Of this city. 1t
was e1tinguished before doing any
great amount of damage.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-20

1--WE learn from Vicksburg that
the family Of Mr.. C. G. Scarles was
poisoned by Arsuic a few days ago.
The whole family made narrow es-
cape. A servant girl has been con-
victed Of the crime, she obtained
the Poison from an apothecary. We
think that in every case Of this kind
the spothecary should be held as an
accOmpIics. 4 100
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-20

10 We are authorized to announce
ROBERT G. BEALE. as candidate Tor
District Attorney, for the Sixth District,
composed of the Parishes of East and West
Baton Rouge and Iberville. Election 4th
Monday in Nav.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-20

IrDr. Barker, Of the U. s. Con-
sui at Genoa, during q recent visit to
Egypt, procured a donation of a vaua-
bic block of Egyptian granite for the
Monument of Washington. 1t is
taken from the ruins of an ancient
temple of Alexandria, supposed to
have been the Alexandrian Library,
and was brought over to Genoa by the
French line OF steamers gratuitously,
in honor to the memory of Wash
ington.
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u We are authorized to announe
JOSEPH JOOR, as a candidate for Dis
tTict Attorney for the Sixth District. Flee
lion 4fh Monday in May. y
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3 ATON ROUGE:::"MAY, 90, 1853

rvI0HN G.. WIRE. Corner Of Canal
and Chartres sheets. New Orleans, the
only authorized Agent for this paper IN that
clty: any business with this paper can De
transacted Through hin and his receipts De
subscriptions, advertisements, &c, will for
valid.
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CANDIDATES s.

TWe are authorised to announce
CHAS. L. GRENEAUX, as candidate
for the Office OF State Treasurer subject to
the decision OF INVENTION
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Notice..

A MEETING Of the Stoc kholder orthe
n Crosse Tete and Baton Rouge Plank
Road Company, will be held at Jas. II.
Johnston's store on the 2sih instant. for TIE
purpose of accepting the act cfinco,poration
granted by the Legislature. end for other
purposes of interest 10 The company.
fr JAS JOHNSTON. Sectp.
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10 Sixteen Yankee school girls
arrived at Cincinnati on the 9th inst.
Gov. Slade Of Vermont was with them.
They arc intended as teachers in the
West.
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y
A NEwMARKeT HoUsE.-Wc have
spoken upon this subject time and again,
in the vain hope ofarrousing the Coun-
Gil to action but as yet have not been
able to move any One Of that weighty
and respectable body. to consider
subject of such vital interest to this
city. We know the repugnance that
exists with many Of our most excellent
citizens to spending money, and get
ting in debt either on public, or private
account.-We also know that great
many of them are very able and excel
lent men--well versed in private, as well
as political economy, and we know too
that they can see far enough in ad-
vance of their own noses to find that
every public Improvement affects
their own private purse to the extent
OF an eighth or sixteenth per cent. Of
course with such intuitive knowledge
as this, they kick up and pull back, at
every proposition to add to public
health and wealth. This class live in
all towns, and will continue to live,
though the death register chronicles
their demise, daily If this class Of
men could have their way, the town
would be swept off, and its foundation
converted into field of some yegita-
ton to yield, without the wages Of
labor" Are our town council-men
to look at these for public opinion ?
# SO, let the board split, and the May
or be turned out to grass; if not let
them at once put their heads together
and say in the authority delegated
them by our Citizens market shall
lie built and presently a respectable
rDuilding, tocolnport with the dignity
af city, will take the place of the I'M
ganely stable, now stareing people in
the face at the foot of Third street.
We argue that respectable market
house will create competition and riv-
elry, and break up at once hawking
things about the streets.--lt will yield
areyenue--comtribute to the health
enhance the value Of property. This
last argument should make all unite to
accomplish SO great an object. "The
vozwe Of properly aSiN be enhanced y
Think of this. We do not mean prop
erty Immediately in the neighborhood
Of the market, but dill, from the sub
burbs of Catfish, to the heart of Spa
nish- town. I,et us do something for
the place my friends, or let us turn it
into the country. and ask the State to
move her beautiful temple from onr
midst, because we feel that we are too
poor to feed the Sovereigns who sacri-
fec their sacred lives and fortunes to
come here and make laws for The land
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UyThc Eclipse made her passage
to ST. Louis in 3 days % hours and
g minutes.
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The Paris correspondent of the
Washington Republic describes a novel
cause Of death. He says that a
few days prior to his writing, gentle
man, feeling slight itching in his
ear, took up friction match in order
to dispel it. In the ardor of CONVEX
sation he was sustaining, he intro
duced the sulphurous end; the con-
tact soon produced ignition, and the
downy lining of the ear caught fire ; a
portion of the sulphur adhered to the
flesh, and burnt there persistently
The unfortunate man never spoke
again His sufferings were so agon.
izing that his tongue became power
less; and, after two days torment
and unavailing efforts of the surgeon,
he died.
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The PORE OF RoME.-We clip the
following from the New York Jour.


nal Of Commerce..
eve learn from very intelligent
gentleman who has means Of informa-
ton on the subject which We have not,
that change in the policy of the
Pope more in accordance with the po-
hey of the age than that which he has
recently pursued, is rumored in some
of the diplomatic circles of Southern
Europe. 1t is stated that be has recent
" made his ccnfessor and combanion a
Cardinal This man processes liberal
views. He is a Capuchin, and is re-
puted to possess much talent. He
has been long opposed to Antonnclli
and others OF the retrograde faction liz
the Sacred College 1t is believed
that his Holiness will soon make. him
Prime Minister. Ia this case, new
Cabinet will be chosen, and more
liberal course will be pursued. The
Pope will then 90 to Paris, and crown
Louis Napoleon measure to which
he is entirely favorable, but which has
been much opposed by Austria and
some other powers, as we'll as by the
adherents of the Duke of Bordeaux. %
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r.N Lime Limel
A SMALL lot Of Pure White Oolite and
n gray St. Domingo on hand and for
sale by - D. C. MONTAN
may 18th st SAD Fiat Boat Landing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

LBERT H. NICoLAY, AUcTIoNsER.-aRKATA AND
Il .he sas. Nsvtswn: SisliI four miles q tho ssy
Tssr.asy and Tnssy ssps:%.ss 81 ssa soth, ~ u
city new and BE
building lots aad cottage sites within four mile, Of IN oily
Is: property /. now known :; . Nassau asigh.s and
and bsastfsi village Nswtovn has great advan.
ri and soh:: stores hosss 1.s is
@ ns sa
view Of the village the ar in sSs highest degree pure
These lots are 80 nearly ali Of them so.. on
& Il ss.s ss ss s pro
viii be hordsrsd each side with OF shade All
u tAe avenues viii 30 opened ana aded Sy she preseat
1Ss property ns: nearly parable, With the NEWTON.
portion tho farm woodland the amber Of which
fishing l.iss saa
grove and absunds with gold and other hsh.
s Il e which win
VII DO sold in let's aud sections and considered
Flushing Rsrosd, which il 70 hcnIy trains, VIII
ssas.oe shsts more qnss s:iighsfal than
iab passed Swing persission 70 shs railroad
ZION BY railroad pro6sSly not exceed 81 per sanan
YORK line onaSuiss passes every sissss s nnsss.
Shrougbout the day.
Terms sals per and the austioneNrs fees On the
day sals 30 cont the 18th November whsn fully
remain Doad and mertsage for three i've years.
Is $25 Parties prsser.inE pay 90 per cent
Or part Of it in cash. at the time Of receiving deed
70 paid.
An n
s Who may y wish 70 view e.
property.
aueiiouesY. ALBERT H. NlOOLAY. 20 " ali street
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cTATBN ISLAND FERRY, reor or WHITEHALL
- steset-Afrangsmsnts for ssptembey.-Fsre "a cents
TO Quarantine Staplssn and Vanderbilt LandiseVn aud
after September 1853 the beats will leave hssr ns
fclows-Lsave Staten Island RON . M.o7P n Lesye
leland o'clock; fare on certs ririt boat from .ea
York In o'clock tsre s5 etsts ecumuters ipetna,o
Sunday 'sL,u half hour. stiF
a vNtu n N Sisht beats eeiosA ifoD. tas issnA,
sA~- ..-- -,ss AsxA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

ALBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER. GREAT
"A peremptory sale at aacton Of valuable Newtown lots
Albert H Nicolay will sell Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday October 4th 9th and 9Th at II A. N. each day
the village Of kewtown, known the SANDAL farm ana
adjoining the property Of the West Flushhg Association,
four and half mites from the city Of Nsw York. forming
the section ersd for sale Long leland
In natural advantages unsqualled being situated
line Of tie Now York and Flushing Railroad the
DEPOT commanding extensive front Nowtown
plank road and Junction IN the
hood Of Schools churches stores markets. 30 The local
y unsurpassed for natural beauty and proverba fog
It's hsalthfuDess commanding view Of the
rounding country having abundant supply WATER
beng covered with great variety OF fruit and
Ecnts The New York aud Flushing Railroad,
process of construction land contract to
peted by tho ls Of Decsmber will pass through this vii
nom M until 10 r at Communication Of not more
Williamsburg the evening Of Monday September 18th,
stages also pass through this property every half
during The day. rsnderI it easy OF
uppsr wards of the CITY, Tho streets and which
Win from 90 to 100 feet wide will be opened graded
who feel anted In saying that this property for the
purpose suburban rosents
with In cthsr direction The sale Of this property
win take place the ground that It's merits may DO
lined to be appreciated Terms Of 10 psr
and aucneer fees the time and place SALE 40
per the 4th Of November 1885, balance
bead mortgage for three hve at cent
Title upquesionabe printed abstract 81 which win he
furnished every Purchaser nuisance clause inserted
every title desd will protect the against the
of buildings Of character Fer full
and accurate information, raags TO- application
Dadsto A. II. NICOLAY, 40 We'll street,
J. Hoole Co., 208 Broadway, corner Of Fulton J. W.
Taylor 243 and 245 Centre street, william Randall,
the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

LBrRT H. NICeLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND
"A positive sale Of three choice building lots
loca in the beautiful village Of Naspeth emily two
ALBERT II; HIC0LAY win sell It auction On sstur
day October lst 1853 still o'clock A. NJ the ground
hundred desirable building lots At Aspsth These
lots lie TO The east and south Of the church st Maeth and
about 500 feet from Tie hotel having 'front.'
BIoShyn rS.d Of $50 Feat and On the Mount 0hves
tsnt public roads Of 90 feet believed no lots caa b
sssle all .ssuir: TO be the oity Of New York
and half miles over good plank road on which there are
fare VIE. the Tla.hing Railro.d completed sdd
lower rates - IL certain 70 .oush the village
passes Hsspsth for rural beauty, and there
healthy.
The will be sold to the highest bidder and % psr
tho purchase remain bond and uortage
three years. The title and
deeds viii gveA. Tho streets partly graded and viii
b completed In the Aeest st the Of the
present owners
For APPS a particulars prior TO the SALE app3yte
ALBERT b NIC6LAY, No. 20 Wall street,
@S S 81 axGh aanBBAnD }on tn. premises.
rsess Of seeing the ground. for the purpose Of
satisfying themselves Of the bssuty Of the oeasn
tickets for The emnbuses by applying ct ths
efaee Of tie auctieAeer No. 10 Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

LBERT H. NIC0LAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale Of eighty large and desirable villa tes at the beau
Nful village Of Morrfsapia.
ALBERf II. NICOLAY will sell at auctisn On Monday
October 3d. 1853, At o'clock p. NJ, the ground
eighty choice lots and cottage sites containing from
quarter half each the depot Of the beau
tiful village Of Upper Morisasia These hana.ome and
City Han thirty minutes ride By railroad from Thirty
second street afordng An opportunity Of getting and
the city almost hour from six o'clock A. H.
~ eleven O'Clock there being twenty s.ve. dsiiy
ths commutaton - only S1 per aanum As place Of r.
dence. beautiful prospect oonvenence Of and
healthy position II 10 Unsurpassed BY any other Village
tho vicinity New York The location merits
property only be appreciated by personal exarinA
Ho, being the sevased ssnnsnding Of any Pre-
perty che line Of the railroad.
Seventy Per cent remain bond and mortgage
for Eve yesrs cent and the title unquss
onsble Of which printed abstract wiz be furnished to
every purchaser free Of expense.
The Harlem Railroad will leave the City Hall the
day Of sale At s and IN o'clock Per,sns dssiress
Of attending the sale will be furnished with railroad tickets
ee Of cherse and Mthesraphc maps apple alton
J. W. Barker, No Nassau street; Metrsw Taylor. No.
l63 Bowery, Albert n. Nioolay. Anotouesr No. ~
Wall street..
E.B.-Should II storm Monday, Oct tie sale Will
not take place until Friday. Oct. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

yyARH .NTrD PURE BRED SHEPHERD DOGS,
w sell for tbeir wonderful sassoty In the rusFd
Ing ehptp cattle ELS.iab black and tsn sud sctsh
rat re King CttElcs npAr,as se.t ssa. he lat.eSA
tt. ~ Shagshao llls tlr sale AZ ~ ates ktSsSs M
s..4ss kAsas, sSs! Va hsXsSs4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

ID c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI
liz ture pienofortes oil pantinss &C., to Fri
day. at 10 O'Clock ut IS Nassau street. Fulton.
KEMP will sell at auction, above very Ia .ge
and beautiful assortment of furniture Of quality
which particularly worthy the attention Of
aud Of rosewood paror ure suite covered
in French satn brocatee and velvet library and
secetary bookcase wardrobes carved rosewood and
hogsny marble top dressing marble
rosewood and mahogany bedstead rosewood marble top
centre pier fancy and side tables mahogany tetea teie
Sofas chairs sewing chairs spring seas psrlor
hogsny painted and ellsd chsmbe
French and other bedsads horsehar mattresses holsters
and pillows, mahogany and oak extension dining tables
breakfast do French china tea aud ooes SETS
china vases and ornaments toilet sets, glass table
cutlery, clocks, &c.
Bo al valuable oil pair .DKs together with gene
raj assortment Of house furnishing articles well worthy Of
attention 1T II o'clock plan superior
wood and octave panofortes Of excellent tsno and
nh from makers Of good reputation and fully warranted
10 be cold to pay advances
Goods out Of the city be packed
shipping At reasonable charge by experienced packers
Catalogues ON the morning Of s.le.
VyROTTING-To BE SOLD THIS DAY BY AUCTION,
harness. Co. - the highest bidder Immediately after the
trot on Union As roadster few beat her.
WIVES, SALT. SCALES, &C, AT AUCTION.-FRI-
day. Sept So at l0 o'clock, at 57tDey street. corner
Of Greenwih and black teas Coffee SALT tobac
Engsh quart pickles. port and champagne Wines
brandy GIN ssgars Of all kinds Scales spring and platform
WELLINGTON A. CARTER. Auctiono.r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

A NTHoNY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
"A at the Merehantp kxshange, on Thursday, Septen.
Der 10Th at IL O'clock valuable house and lot, Is feet
trent by 100 feet deep situated st No. 80 Crosby street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

HlNRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BEAUTIFUL
II oil painti.ss-Hsnry H. Leeds 4 Co.. Will sell at
auction on saturday October at II o'clock, at tho gall
lery In Of No. SWa street. choice collection Of
pa.tin richly framed in part Of large land
dsgton, Stuart Andrews Mckenzie, Waters Shaver, Ir
Wilson, Jr AID other fine artisss In the Dutch and
Italian schools have specimens Of Zacarel Tos Casg
hone. Irmsls Van Boene,, De Hssm Kobee and other!
Bioin. Huyssss spshsr Won limerick sahasis WALDORF,
Wonssrs AND others Ai,o fine copy q the celebrated
his secretary previous to his death warrant from Charles
ls from the original ia Wentworth House and copied by
fns LOnds1 artist Als; Sha,Png picture By e. ssrt
drawings richly framed and plate glass The whole form
b astul variety Of subjects and aording gentlemen
Of taste opportunity to enrich their collections
Sale perenptory the owner being about to leave the
oOuptlY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

A sSIGNEES SALE.-THE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
"A axurs and lease Of store and house No 425 Eighth
avenue Of street. will be sold pri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

TO FURNITURE DEALERS, uPHoLsTEREas, AND
people furnshtng Very ele9 gilt chairs from 81 %
JONES CO., respectfully iuyiso tho public to inspect
thtir Goods which, NO dogha viii he setuor l9isd "
superior and eheaner taa asy chcy n New YosL RsBa
sa.s1ss b.. kslA@hA s,lait. 49,. A.-.ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

RYR G. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
ID Of diamonds gold watches, silver plated jewel
lery, clocks &C., this day. Qhursasy 10 clock st So
ton, a. above BY catalogue being the ra stock of
and dealer be sold without by order OF
his assignee, and will be found worthy Of the
upon be Of good quality aad tho
oguc having been imported Asd selected with great
for the city retail trade set diamonds brooches
sy.ssles ss.rnss ,nsle stone and cust pas snd rings
monds hIe geld English patent lever ws.ches
full teweed huptins watches, duplex and detached
gold vsst guard and lob and piss
great variety silver casters sake baskets forks
and spoons &c also clocks. Of all the usual assortment
so one irOn SAFE also superior tursng lathe made
Boehn flute, made by Badger cost S12J solid silver
keys and mountnes Catalogues the mornIng Of sale
DY lambert KENNY, ACCOMMODATIONS.
ID hold f1rni' ureThis morning at 10 o'clock rain
shine the leaving for Europe all the furniture
taned in the house Portland three doors from
little used embrao the usual variety psror
Der furniture kitchen furniture utensils bedsng
parlor and cooking stoves no Also valuable books
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCrIONEER-oN FRI
ID day, Sep 80 At 10 O'Clock A NJ, at No. 191 Washing
ten street Brooklyn, household furniture Brussels and
mattresses. bedding, also two large Ionic uted
lumpe with scroll feet inches diameter At the base
q feet high, in perfect order, at half o'clock
ToHN W. s0MERINDYKE, AUTHORIZATIONS
sage sseTake notice that shall sell, at public
ticn, the 18th day Of September instant at O'Clock
at the stables on the corner Of west Thty th street
horses twenty sstr OF st0ge harness. snd tho right title Apd
interest of John II. Clark In tha cense the West
Twenty etet boyery snd Wall street Lac Of stsges
S crave dated I'm 0otoSer,. 1862
vS--~ y. ~ >-.vAs -. ~s,s.Iss .ss Xvst s.ssSh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

n uOUGH, AUCTI0NRBR LARGE AND AT:
D aetve sale Of elegant household furntaps Fhdsy
Sept 20 ~ 10 o'clock at Ne. 148 Twenty hrsb
street Dssr ssy. th sysnss embracing ell the rosewood
ssst bsas and constituting part Of parlsr furniture sueh
ROSEWOOD suits IN French srosats: satin damak sad
rosewood Easy sewing and reception chairs
sersses esrper stands and work tables nad tables
PsIs work tables fully
cost es Aso the gas h1turss Freash plate pier glasses
eissks and ornaments superior oil paintings enravngs
4s Ohamher furniture, such - ingraia, th1eeply aud
Brussels carpets, rosewood and bedsteds
rsaus wsshstands toilet sets De beds bedding &c. Base
ment furniture such ~ extension tables debr china
tho finest Of rich household goods every
scrption, offered Ut auctsn this Catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

ENAHELLED FUKNITURR-THE SUBSCRIBERS IN.
~ vito attention to their stock Of ornamental
Which scr durability and ehssgsess snts
offrom f5 upwards finished In Anystye Dealers
pes snd the trade supplied liberal terms Factory and
saierooms, 10 White street, west OF Broad gay.
WARWICK Il TURNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

NNAMxLLED COTTAGE Observation-Disclosures
IL dealers will find complete memt OF beaded scr
peAtpe high post open cottage AID other Styles a.
MATHEWS a sTACY's, No. o2S. Broadway. corner Of
Spring street. Those whs have the set Ne 81 class M
Crystal Palace, know how their furniture Ia snsbsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

E1f BRoADwAY-ENAMELLED AND COTTAGE
offering rich sets Of enamelied furniture
at lower rates than made at factory No 40
56 Broadway east SIDE few doors shove Spring street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29
TENANTS REGISTER.

RARE CaANCE.-TO LET, A LARGE STORE,
II with good basement suitable wholes gro
10 on the corner Of HudscA and trsts also
ney ore ALSO three story building In Ganssvoort street
thirty feet front, adapted Tor mannfastory packing
store. All now. INQUIRE ON the pfemises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

HOTEL For SALE THE LEASE FURNITURE AND
= Natives OF che Mfrcantl'o uotsf ADs z, and
SvSc On to Ir plcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

page BAccN CO.. sANKI5s sHH II NJ
pal cities Of he United States fer sale n sans 70 ~ Cs
ctons made ut Ban Franosce, II The ntersg 81 tko
States ana proceeds promptly rsnitsd Rsr aA draw
the American ExehaAGs Bank HeaIs Duncan, oAgnaD
Co., New York.
T,oBANKs AND BANKERS "A B ANK IN THIS STATE
DESTROYS Of closing its affairs wsud dpsss q I've sees.
arst class Of bonds and mortgages aad absut thirty
thousand dollars New York stocks Fer particulars address
Security, box e62 Post ONCE.
TTNION BANK OF LoND0N-wE ISSUE DRAT1s ON
- this bank good in any part Of E.slssd vsysAs e
sight, In to suit from pound upwards IA YLOH
BROTHERS, bankers No. rs Wall strsst corner Il PEARL
VNANTED-A MAN, WITH CASH CAPITAL OF
w 5000 purchase the entire interest Of shghy
payigs profit r free from al inc braces,
the business located will sell u hsur fer a.
az which amount included above This an 2portu.
on I've ~. The owners severe III health compeis him 70
sell; hing else would 10 II. PeAo address Thomas,
Herald Office.