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Oct 2sd
ny y. G. MCGUIRE, A.otssnesr.

4 SMALL Farm FOR SALE AT AUCTtON.-on Thurdsy
afternoon November at O'Clock At my suction roosn.
,hal seI : a % acres lying In
couutv Virginia adjoining the ands Of hessrs ssy
the markets OF wash
iuston AIsrandna, and Georsetown- -, 49,
The arm sdap,ed fos market truck Or s.T; ~ s a.
for ssvsrs wears market garden and therefore in
800 nnd,su The wstered two branches passing
failing spring. Of which
tha coad b. conducted over more man
- ~. fam There wood. and on
no N rs s~es In place there are two small ohads
one Of aepes other Of peaches besides NUMBER Of trees o.
other OF fruit ,-.,.--
tool and grain heu.e ana "anns s"mcfent
~. TO or uhSse bnrs~s Ind four nve cows
x...m.s,. and poss~ssson given Immediately.
a. ou,,h cssb balance, desired, he divided
, ur interest," secured by deed OF trust
- -. n.snlses Con veysscns the OF purchaser
y" VIC p'" JAE. G. MCGUIRE,
o,n Auctioceer.
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The Canvass in NJ aryland.

Our friends in Maryland are akeably on the owl
vive. From all paris of good old Mary's land" we
have received the most encouraging and gratifying intel
ligence Friends OF the Maryland line" OF the democ-
racy the descendants OF the gallant spirits Of the Mary
land line OF the OF The revolution. your compatrios
in Arkansar in Georgia. in Pennsylvania, in Ohio and
in other States, are anxously awaiting the results Of
the election in the Slate which broke loose from the
whiE moorings the ID Of November last, and rolled
up majority OF thousands for the Son Of Coneord"-
The present patriotic Chief Magistrate OF the Un,on
Democratic Maryanders do not disappoin your political
brethren in other States. Many OF them have just come
out Of sharp ycon,esed, bard-fought battles with the
laurel OF vaor their brows, and retory perched
upon their banners" Come up vigorously and galanily
to The support OF your candidate for governothe pa,r
oic Lyon; your candidates for Congress-he eloquent
May; the workngman and workingmen's friend. Joshua
Vansant, and the sterling democrat Shower Let there
be sAoacr. raia. Of democracy the good old State
on Wednesday next, and life and gadness win be
impaired 10 the unterrihed democracy Of other States
Forget that pink OF chivary and honor. your can
didaie for comptroller W. Pink-ny Why,e; bu, give 10
him. and all other democratic candidates, Jealous and
unbroken. and cordial support.
That sterling democratic sheet-the Baltimore Argus
OF yesie'oa1' 'u'h'e"es tue IoloWinX.
odd Dumfries truly in bIs 70 of sory Las, nisb,-
the old democrats watch rciighed and thar big
belched forth her thunder SQUADS sot to be mista
The meeting bed the OF Baltimore and
Bond and was organized by Tho appointment of
Joseph Wea,hers. esq As president assisted by vice
II each of the twenty wards Mr.. Thomas s. Austen
acted secretary. About O'Clock gallant P,o
necr Association. numbering three thousand members,
headed by their interchangeable president John Slater eco
appeared in sight, and in few minutes. dss the boom
n{ he'll nud haa mi "A
works, were in the body OF the meeting AIer the smoke
oil tho cannon had time TO be blown away. the meeting
opened by excellent speech from Frank KEY How
ard, esq He was followed by c. J. M. Cwinu ESQ and
our talented standard bearer in the third DISTRICT Joehua
vansanL The address OF Mr.. yansans was one Of The
powerful and aRumentaiive efforts that we have
lsened during the whole campaign At conclusion
of Mr.. Vausants address, Alexander II. Hobbs esq.,
called for, who responded in speech pleasing capt.
waiting to the assembled mass. Upon the whoe more
enthusasc and glorious meeting have attended
Keep the ball rolling. and Wednesday viii be
rewarded by an old shoned democratic victory"
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Captain Congdon OF the barQue Harriet Thornton re-
Gently from the Chincha islands communicates 10 the
Providence Journal very readable account OF the islands,
the shipping that frequent them, the mode OF loading the
vessels, and the kind OF lie there. from which we make
the following extract;
Vessels all load a, the lee side OF The island At this
time the guano has been removed from the edge Of the
island in places. say housand tee Rails are LAID
and used 10 bring u 10 the edge OF the rocks and
dump into large bins shues made OF long poles in
terwoven with ropes and chains TO support them, wide al
the upper ends and narrow al the lower These hold
from one hundred 10 FIVE hundred tons. Al The lower
end gates scuttles, and from these gates
vass bags OF about feet diameter, leading 10 the
ships and boats below. The ships hasied cIose to
the rocks and mooted of and The hose led ri
the HATCH the gates above are hostsd and you
can imagine The force with which Il comes down through
this hose OF one hundred feet thousand ton ship
be loaded in forty eight hours Smaller bins used by
the boats which all prefer. ~ We have much lees dust
ship under the spout hose s completely enveloped
cloud Of dust. making almos impossible 10 exist on
board. The euano 10 trimmed away =. the hold by ma
with oskum lied their mouibs and noses, and
wells their eyesihis lets in the ar and excludes
the dust They can only stay below from twenty 70
thirty minutes They in gangs OF eight or ten, ana
relieve each other above. Every part Of the vessel
penetrated with this dust. II will 70 wherever smoke
will can compare IL to nothing bat 20 much dry ashes
The guano abounds in harshorn and - said 10 Dc very
healthy and beneficial in soms complaints.
The vessels are oil OF one colo. rom uek 70 ~s.s'
Not spear Of grass rush. or reed - 10 be seen any
where no vegetable matter Of any KIND on me
w here the gusno 10 now removed 10 pefpendcn'ai
bsnk Of about one hundred feet In il are found dead
birds-some even on ther nssts With ex9s under them
have seen several ot them perfect IN shape SUI pufs
.n.ro Noss al them crumble to duet when exposed
% hs air LAYERS 81 reeds and twisgs are 70 D. found
through the guano said TO b. brought there rom me
main land by The birds fos their nests A. ~
Inc isiands We Aad holes innumeraoe these s1s w
habtstions Of the bride With daylight they 20 sea~so
Tor food and rstarn with darkness 10 spend the on
The islands They of varoas kods-.Pe'ics"s Psm-
Euin many Of the duck speciss &c seals and sss-oss
are seen Thousands aposag the rocks ana snPs
and backing in The Nsshsrks hear you say, wns,
place for cunning and you will No doubt be surprised
when tell you have not discharged my gun SINCE
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Ohio Legislature.

The Cleveland "Plaindesief gives the precise pot-
cal of the next legislature Of Ohio "The senate
will consist Of Eve wbgs 1--WE fusons,s, and the bal
democratic The democratic majority 10 fifteen.
!" The house 10 divided ~ foows Fifteen whigs.
seven fusonisu and free soers and the rest democrats
giving the latter majority Of 6ftyihree in the lower
house. and eix,y eight on joint ballot"
S1ty-eghi majority on join, ballot, This will suthcs
for all practicable purposes
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pm1 o. w. JAsss, Of caciaasu, Ohio, cosieeu
os The Wossn states, BY TnonA Joas
DsHr, O. NJ L. WisHnAs, sAd A. L. CaILDs
COM Israel r. JAAxs No. l2 South Tsnlh Fhil4de
Pha our general travelling assisted BY W. H. WsLD
Joss COLLINS, JAAHs Dssass HAasrr Jos Bc.rTos Csc
r surros, isAAo ~. BoDins, EDsusD WIxu, WIL,Aa L.
WArsasAs, And CEoaax L. MoLEop. EN#
90 Receipts from either he will be good
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SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN THE FIRST
WARDon Thursday afternoon, November ~ O'Clock on
- ,em.s. shall ~ deed Of the sshser
July TO- recorded amongst the land records
a. wasninston county all that Of lot No ~ square NO. ~
shn and bond beginning os tbs
Al hs feet eleven and hat schs.
.ses, north twenty s<) feet with depth Of
e souh containing sgesu hundred 500 square feet
M or iess ruoa v,.uv,
Trustee
Jas. g. MeGUIRn
QA--d A"cnooeef.
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Hon. d. 7. Disney. OF Ohio, arrived il, Washington
yesterday, and took lodgings q. Browns Hotel. Wet
have not net him. bu, Ohio friend here tells that
he is in fine health, and, like m other Ohio democrats
little disposed to brsg majority Of sixty thou
sand n he Rnckeve Stale
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M .. 9. McaulRn, A~es.ene.r.

,1ERy VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TENTH. BE-
,w.sr n ana ssv>etu Tuesday afternoon,
vsmnss l. :, ~ O'Clock premises, shall sell lot No in
ssn and soss running back 1903 feet aes paved
aley.
ev os prvae well worthy he sstenos Of
soes desiring good building lot. Fl -. a.. s.
=" "''' JAS. G. Mcguire,
oct&-d Aucaonser
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BY OHEEN q bIOIIs Aucu0nsefS
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III November, shau SELL ri the residence
weghtan II O'Clock The north side Of
9th and h rood assortment OF uni
Wis;
Mahogany sofa psror and other chairs
dining, card, and centre tables
burcsu. looking giasses, &c
Maple and other bcdseads, wassstsnds, &C.
Hair M shuck mattresses and bedding
China, glass, crockery, and stone ware
Knives forks, carpets mating, ana stoves
. good OF Kitchen requisites :
Terms under 4As, cash ever eas ced't OF
ry ninety days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
GRREN h SCOTT.
nc, oe "A Aucionesrs
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OFFICIAL.

Appointments by the Preside MT.
Alos d. Gall, OF Indiana. to be consul of the United
States for the port OF Antwerp.
John Duffy. of New York. to be consul OF the United
States for the port of Galway, in Ireland.
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I,OFsHA OR RENT that brick dwelltnG-
win stable and carriage house, occupied BY A. Lam
Maine ~ 9th street
eligible aud
the Centre market, we'll
The house ncAy lot
deep, back Is feet paved alley b. bought
careful tenant payable
monthly. Possession given on the Is, Of NoveUber
3th west between O and nouh
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COR SALE LeAscA commodous and attic house
street. House
rooms and papcred painted
throughout accommodating and immedi
ae, Address 40, Solicitors Once, Treasury Department.
Oct lS--df
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The election in this Territory for delegate 10 Con
gress members OF the Legislature. and county officers,
of on Tuesday. the llsh instant Henry a. Rice.
ldeD is elected BY large majority 10 Congress, over
Alexander Wikin. lwhix( The democrats have lstse
majority both in the council and in the house The cleo
ton has resulted 10 signal victory for the democratic
parry This is another triumph for the democracy, an
other blow for the maintenance OF hose great principles
laid down by General Pierce in his inaugural address
From North South, from East To West. the same re-
spence sent back by the people Georgia has spoken
aud Pennsylvania and Ohio; and now in the iar,on
North young, vigorous Minnesota has gwen IN ns
adhesion 10 those principles upon which me psssh ~
ministration has planted ITSELF and BY when 70 W 80
guided and governed the future The democracy s
these States. relying on ibe faith ana ~ nm
tional administration and al peace win n',. ,nsArd
all local questions of State policy, have sans" ;s,o,v
into the contest and won glorious vc'o'y. ~ -
alike creditable to themselves and ihpo'A ~ asi,.
tion disposng OF the d,scon'saea narty and
mneSs their progress in that path which du'y ana pa
lriotism marks out for them TO pursue IL. - coo-
H. yiaw ~ The near approach oil me meeting o' oon-
~ ',s~ na,ei successes OF the democracy assume
80 toM ;mpor,aDce They first demonstrate Inc iaGt
,ha he popuIar will Of all sections OF me naon d.
-, animously democratic and, ~ the second place.
p ,.gu IN the most unmisiakeable manner me con-
hdence Of the people in the national administrator. 10
Georgia the issus on that question was usnes ohc
All he arts aud Vaccinations Of vena and unpf'nci-
Ned imposition exerted 10 ALLEVIATE the democracy
from he support Of their ticket. on grounds OF hostility
n The national administration Mere administrative acts
If The general government which were based on the
choice OF individuals FOR special local purpose were tor
iured into violation Of the spirit and meaning OF the IN
augura and nlmca 10 the union OF the States ana Inc
peace OF the nation .I
All these INTERPRETATIONS were resorted TO- and yet
the issue has been such TO satisfy the most sceptica
that the confidence OF the country in the WISDOM patri
osm and hmness Of the present national administration
al Washington is firm and unshaken The meeting oil
Congress hen will see the administration still stronger
the affection OF the people than 1t Was when the an.
of the schedule OF principles on which II
would res, was made by General Pierce, from beneath
the dome Of The Capitol. AZ the seat OF government Mem
bers from all sections OF the Union will bring With them
to the coancils OF the nation the fire and enthusiasm
which burn in their districts, and thus the glow and fer
vor Of democratic fraternity and brotherhood will soon
consume the idle and unmeanDg lealouses which unor
tunaiey exist in small portion OF the democratic family
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aass--~ala.4 4aIsaaas 7aa|l7 = - s's- - = :.
n,ILr.IN ERY.

MERIT WHERE MERIT II DUE.-MRS. WM. SIMMONS
ltJ has the pleasure to inform her patrons and friends
that she has been honored with letter from his Excel
lency Mnrl Fillmore. President OF the United states,
that the Exhibition Of The works nf Industry Of all Ma
lions held in london in 1851 has awarded her medal
certificate and copy OF the reports OF the ures of that
exhibition for her Of Millinery, and she will be happy
TO show them TO her friends
MRS wv. SIMMONS, 5ei Broadway.
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$40 600 0 das Gs; FOR sal, SALE BARGAIN
Basement house. 25x51 with all the modern improve
ments, in Twenty street. lot 25x9S for 81 o00
two story brick basement house and lot, in Prince
street, Broadway for Sc 5000 600 may remain
mortgage; threestory brick basement house. 25x4O
lot 26x9S2 with all the modern Improvements, in Tenth
street, for IS, 500-S3 900 may remain mortgage.
N. Boo houses for sale. APPLY to
A. SERGEANT Is Wall street.
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EtLINT0N AVENUE PROPERTY, BRoOKIYN--FOR
~ sale, two story double house. with twostory
tension, and Fiaz2as front and rearcontainips in all
twelve rooms besides panries and store roomblit in
the best manner floors deafcned marble mantes through
out, &C. There spacious cellars under the house for
coal wood, wine, milk and ice, all built in the most sub
to the house, Handsomely laid out garden, nth box
stocked with every variety of fruit in abundance to-
gether with thirteen large and valuable grape vines
There Is also commodous stable and carriage house,
with other out buildings The above property il situated
Tie east side OF Clinton avenue between Gates and
Tn Fayettc avenues, about half hour ride OF Fulton
ferry, and within 4 few steps OF six stage routes. Tho
above location Is well known the most beautiful and
desirable for residence of any in Brooklyn, and for
investment is unequacd Part OF furniture also for SALE
VIII be sold very reasonable, and two thirds purchase
money remain bond aud mortgage. Apply to Fem
Weson Real Estate Brokers' No. 81 Chambers street,
Easement ofcc to Mr. Stephenson the premises.
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+ EASE Tor sAIR.--A THREE YEARS LEASE FE'

Y EASE FOR SAIE.--A THREE YEARS LEASE FEod
~ LIST OF April Of good dwelling house, having apart
ments suitable for twelve families; together with tne
stock and fixtures OF grocery and liquor store
situated in Of the bos, locations In the city er ou
The storo is doing excellent cash business ~
present and can be easily ncrcaed TO double s present
amount Tie ba sement which Is large and spacious -
well tttdup as an oyster saoon aud dons OF prc cut
good business. The dwelling part pays inc rent OF we
whole Gas and Croton water on the premises also sta
bling for several horses. Inquire st Jul Fgeta street.
After o'clock In the -enlpS.
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NEW YORK BAY CEMETEgY.--THE STLARTHQI DERS
IN of the New York Bay Cemetery Company are here
by notified that assessment of hundred dollars
day Of March, 1853 their shares in said company will
be forfeited j. BkLKNAP SMITH, Secretary,
Oflce $50 Broadway
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DIX coo FOR SALE-THE ANDSOME THREE
NDc.OOO story high basement modern brick
ouse 46 Pacific street. between Bond and Neyins in
Of the handsomest blocks in Brooklyn all the houses in
street with iron balconies in front The house has kch
en-, range gas and marble mantes throughout large
portion can remain on bond and mortgage. Apply to
s. s. BROAD, Is Wall street.
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DOARDING.-LADlI.S AND GENTLEMEN WILL BE
ID accommodated with board in the city, reasona-
house in the country two hours ride from the CITY, and
enjoy country life, sailing the Sound fishing and
shooting Apply to J. g. SALOON, No. IS Eighth avenue
for eight days after which accommodations will DO made
for the applicants
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DOARDING.-A PAR1oa AND BEDROOM RICHLY
I'D furnished viii be to let by tho first Of March, with
full board in the first lass house 43 West Twenty second
street near Fifth avenue No children taken Dinner
at six. None need apply who cannot furnish unexoep
ionable reference
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$6 OOO popss sA and pr % Haan IN
choice location in this city with lease of premises and
stable at very low rent Parties with the abe amount
in cash. DESTROYS Of purchasing will please address with
real name only, Cato Herald Office. Perfectly satisfactory
reasons for selling
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COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALEM BROOK.
~ lyn, No so Bond street; house 21S32 lot 25xio0;
house and built in the best manner filled in with
brick TO the pesb contains ten rooms marble mnntoe,
gas and fixtures within fifteen minutes walk OF either
ferry and two minutes walk from stage route: court.
yard in front and beautiful yard in rear; ncghborhood
not surpassed Price 81 700. Terms reasonable. Apply
as above.
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$15OOOO S, eAr naA!.. ;, EYE SEw

Street between Seventh and Eighth avenues IS 500 each
$4,000 can remain Four lots of ground the northeast
corner Of Sixth avenue and Sixteenth street. with three
fine dwellings erected thereon $32 500 $50 500 can re-
main. first class dwelling on Twenty first street
$500 Two large four story houses Ninth avenue,
with fine stores underneath, 1000 each. valuable
house and lot Grove street $4,000 Terms to suit
purchasers Also Amos street. lot 4lNfeo S. 100
half cash good investment. The i've pired
lease of house and store 1904 Broadway 81 500 posses
sion 1s OF May next. Two splendid houses in Brooklyn
So Coo each. Also valuable unmproyed property in dit
ferent parts Of the city, at moderate prices Apply to
". II. RO0ME, real estate and house agent IS Greenwich
avenue, between and 10 A. NJ, and3 till 6P. NJ
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DOARD WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID wife, either in private boarding house private
family in Forsyth, drdge Orchard streets between
Grand and Division streets that locality Address H.
b. s. Herald Office with terms.
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CIIASE & CO.'S EXTRA EX7RESS TO CALIFORNIA,
~ via Nicaragua, 5th and Goth Of every month, in
charge OF special messengers -rhe undersigned have
made arrangements with the Nicaragua Transit Company
TO convey their express trunks Of small parcels through
TO San Francisco including transportation to Mica
ragua and deliver them in San Francisco by connecting
steamer Special messengers will accompany every ship
through to san Francisco and also from San Fran
cisco to New York by every steamer Being the only
press company who have arrangements With tho Mica
ragua Transit Company their express tru ks take prece-
dence Of all others. Small parcels and letters bearing
United States postage stamps received till y. NJ tbs
day OF sailing Mr. Niles, G. Co s express messeneer
10 San Francisco, win leave the Prometheus Saturday,
Feb 10. CHASE Il CO., No. Q Wall street,
50 Broadway, after Goth inst.
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FOR sALm.

dh1EA OAA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-A
swICO.OUU. very desirable corner lot on Grand
street. Broadway eight full lots Seventh avenue,
of Sixty second and streets for IS 0O
splendid gore lot IT'S feet front 10th street
the Fifth avenue cheap house and lot in Goerck street.
street. Fifth avenue for $4,000 very elegant four
story brown stone house 25x5 and lot 25xl0o situated
on Forty first street opposite the Crystal Palace, for
Sixth and Fifty third aud Fiftyf,urth streets
four lots Sixysecond street near Broadway an Gle
giant house in Thirty sixth street for So 00O very gen
teel furnished house in Twenty fourth street. for S. 800
twentyhv shares Cheshire glass stock for sale house
and lot in Waverey place at ooo Houses wanted for
rent. house TO rent in Lexington avenue FOR 500.
NJ l.. SIEInON IS Nassan street
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BOARD WANTED--IN PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR
ID three ladies' child, ard nurse; two good bedrooms
will be required, with accommodations for the nurse
Address r. d., at the Office Of this paper stating terms
which must be moderate. Location the west side Of
the city. References given and required
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DOARD IN SOUTH BRoOKLYN--Two OR THREE
Id single gentlemen can be accommodated with plea
SAINT rooms breakfast and and dinner Sundays in
respectable part Of South Brooklyn, within five minutes
walk from the South Ferry. Apply at IS State street.
BROOKLYN
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DO OQO FOR SALE, GOOD HOUSE AND
sDC,OVU. twenty fine lots at Jamaica close to
the depot with ell the advantages of churches schools
two academies, with splendid apple orchard, grapes
Strawberries currants, pears, pumbs &c; also, sixty
other lois adjoining cheap also, fifteen houses in Brook
lyn houses and vacant lots in New York Inquire of
s. WILCOX, 10 John street.
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POABD WANTED-BY LADY, IN A SMALL PR
ID vate family, with widow preferred) front room
location near Chatham street Address r. A. Broadway
Post Office
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QNO Gnn HARLEM. FOR SALE OR TO LET,
DC, &OU. on 1884 street between Fifth and Sixth
avenues. and in fine view of the High Bridge beautiful
frame house, two and half stories high filled in with
cstein, pump &c, and two lots Of ground covered with
choice fruit trees Only two minutes walk from the
Apply to II II. RICE, Superior Court, City Hall.
-Four adjoining lots covered with grated fruit trees
can be had IL desired. Terms elsY.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY FOR SiIE--ESraBLEs1ED
~ three years, dong good business; partner
win be taLen Apply ibis neck at IL Boyery in the
cutlery.
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CHASE & co 8 STEAMSHIP EXPRESS TO CHARLES
~ ton Savannah south Carolina Georgia. Alabama,
and Tennessee, Saturday per U. S. mail steamers.
Our express goods consigned to Messrs Combs &
Co., Charleston. Lowest rates.
CHASE & CO., No. 0 Wall street.