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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-24
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Wilkinson County.
In the Circuit Court of said County-To the
June Term, thereof, 1858.

June Term, thereof, 1903.
Michael Simon,
VS.. Attachment for $402 lie.
Abram Frank.
ATTACHMENT attained by said plaintiff,
]Aagainst the said defendant from William
+. Lewis, Esq, a Justice of the Peace, in and
for said county, on the 10th day Of May, AID
1858, for the said sum of $402 12sl00, re-
turnable to the above stated Term, ofthe Court
aforesaid, and the same having been returned
into the Clerks office Of said court, not execu-
ted and no property found to satisfy said at
tachment by the Sheriff of said county.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that unless
the said defendant shall appear plead answer.
DC, herein, ON OF before the first day Of our
next June Term AID. 1853, of said court, judg
ment by default, final, will be entered against
him for said plaintiff, debt, interest aud costs
of suit.
81 Issued this 10th day of MAY, AID. 1853.
ii. J. BUTTERWoRTIi, Clerk.
Gildart d Lewis, Esqs, Attys for Plaintiff
Nav 17-4w
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WEBER & OLLiEh, beg 10 inlctiti the
w enisens Of Woodville, and It's surrohtd-
Ing country, that they have taken one Of Mi.
ifickiey's rooms, next door TO the Republican
office, where they intend TO carry on the
above business In oil lis branches, and by
strict attention. 10 business to merit u share OF
public patronage. Fine French and Amer.
lean leathers constantly OF hand.
Ian daft
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Dissolution,

T'HE copartneTship, heretofore existing be-
M tween Woodwork q Dawson, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. The business OF
the firm will be settled up and hereafter ear.
ried on by Thos. S. Dawson,
j. ID. WOODWORTH,
THOS. S. DAWSON.
Wocaville, May Z, ls53-tf
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Notice.

HEREBY authorize and empower (by pow
! er of Attorney my Brother Jacob Cohen,
to transact and do my business during my
absence.
l. COHEN.
Dated at Woodyille, 18th day Of May 1853.
May low
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SchO al Notice,

INFECTIONS will be held ON MONDAY
X the 9th Of June, ut 0 O'Clock, A. NJ at the
~ places appointed below, fol- the purpose Of
.eleeting FIVE School Trustees for The several
townships.
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Woodnlle. scp,. eI. ls52- asd.
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
mo q. Med. Reilly. Washington Fauves

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
mo a.. Med. Reilly. Washington Fauver
and Wife, Joseph C. Rely, Isaac Phelps,
a and Wife, A. C. Fishburn and Wife, NJ.
r. Bowman, Saml. II. Reilly, Milton VIII
,iams, Thos. Corwin, William and Saml. X.
Williams, heirs and distributes Of Martha N.
Reilly, deceased, Greeting:
YOU are hereby cited, to be aud appear
. before the Probate Court Of Wilkinson county
Mt the Courthouse in Woodville, on the first
Monday in August next, then and there to
show cause if any you can why the final ac-
count Of Westly Reilly, Administrator Of Mar.
tina N. Reilly, deceased, should not be allowed
and n decree made thereupon accordingly
and further to do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by the Court
aforesaid in the premises, and have then and
there this writ. :.
--~ Witness the Honorable Francis
II Gildart, Judge of Probate Of said
.. county, at the Courthouse in
~ -l Woodville, the first Monday in
May, in the year of our Lord one thousand
!. eight hundred and ffty-three.
Issued the 18th day of May, 1858.
/. FRED. CONRAD, Clerk.
Gordon & Posey, At'ys.
~av a0-R0d
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NaTICE

A Ii persons indebted for Blacksmith
IN wo TX done in the shop carried on by
WmT. lewis, SEN. for the last three years,
will please come forward and liquidate the
same. and 'saUe costs" as the notes and at.
commits due to said shop are owing 10, and due
Wm. T. Lewis, Sen, is fully authorized
10 settle all Of said notes and accounts, and
recent for the same and act as my agent,
generally. The Shop hereafter will be cat
ried on in my name.
- WILLIAM I. LEWIS. JOS.
All iron work done on wagons, buggies. and
whcelbarr W due to me alone unless special
contract TO the contrary.
Wood vile, Feb. 1, is53-2m.
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TTTILL be sold on Tuesday, the 9TH day
NM Of June next, before the Courthouse
w door, in Woodville, for cash, the fol-
lowing described strays, to-wit'
Two mules taken up by Albert 9. Cage, as
., stravs. One a bay mare Mule, about Is hands
high, with some white spots on her back, about
g years old. Appraised at $50 90. The other
is ablack horse Mule, unbroke, about IL isilds
high supposed to be young. Appraised at 70.
? ALS0-A stray mule taken up by Sonn
B. McGehee, as follows: A brown iflafe
Mule, about IA hands high, about . or yeats
old, branded on the left shoulder WIN so'ae,
fling IKE the letter u. and has me marAs u
having been worked. Appraised at sSo.
ALSo--A bull yearling, taken up aby Ds,
Esaiss KaigIer, described rs follows: a req
ssSdwhite il led bull yeariing, abont 3 years
sd. Appraised al e. -
VIC. BoyyEY, Ranger.
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I'll, r. i, Eat township school hceee
!, Tt, r. ], i.
ia, r, L, j.
T-4, r, i, Z. " Havard's schocllouse.
Tt, r, |, W. " Whitesvile school house
To-, II, J., W. +" Mr. N Stills school house
T-3, r, /, w. w shropshire's residence
ia fT-4, II, I,SAN. "Mr CSwayze's residence
70 tt, X, 2, W. Ashwood Institute.
T-2,~R, {. ". NJ K. BARRIERS Office.
T-3. r. 2sW. +" u. T.. Carriers residence.
TT, r, 3, Nv. " township school house.
tt, r., g., w. a Donegal Academy.
To, r. 3, w. /" Percy's Creek school his.
T-3. RIA, W.. township school house.
~ TT. r. 8, w. :" Mrs. Ellis's residence.
I'll, r, 4, w. TT. Adams Bells tavern
T-2, r. a., w. !" Millbrook school house.
T-3, r, A, w. @Wilis Hunters residence
L ID. STAMPS,
Superintendent Of Common Schools.
Z WeodviIle. Nav II, 1S53-2w
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Superintendent Of Common Schoo'
Weodville. May II, ls53-2w
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WAS taken up by Sam1 Bell Of Fort Ad.
W ans, a sonel horse, as q stray desribed
a. follows: A Sorrel Horse, about 10 years
Old. two white hind feet a small star in the
face. 4 snip on the pose. Appraised at $40.
W. c. B0SNEY, Ranger.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARIE II.
WEDNESDAY, July 81

WEDNESDAY, July 27-6P. NJ,
This has been blue day for holders of fancy stocks
There almost panic 1T the close, and ten times rs
many shares offered found purchasers The coal
ttocks we're particularly heavy The reaction in Curber
land noticed yesterday short lived, and much more
modeIets than generally anticipated decline in
tbs fances at the ,ate realized to-day for any length OF
tins would put them at points pretty their actual
value II may be safe to touch of these things
when they get low enough. AT present there is vide
p,argp for fall AT the first board to day, Canton Com
pany declined u per cent Phoenix Coal "a Nicaragua
Transit, Ia Cumberland Cosl Ia Psrkers Vein,
Crystal Palace q Harlem q Erie Railroad Reading
Railroad 1k Hudson Railroad "a Stoongton, ".
The depreciation was general, and still going
on q. the close. The bears in fun feather
10 day. ard operated largely for a further de-
clre. Most Of the purchases for cash to-day were
snaGe by tie bears and for the demand from that
tource the market would have taken much lover dip
We are BY means of the opinion that the bottom l.
out 1he.s 10 still left for the most worth
less fancy tbs list That basis may be nothing more
than probabls demand from the shorts for delivery, but
that alone may keep the stock at tunes acvo
matter Of some surprise that Prkers Vein and Hudson
River Rat Dad drawn into the stampede to day, but
:. psDic away with all distinction. They may
f,pu the decline Erie Railroad is going down slowly,
but surely is wonderfully sustained, Our advice to
Email h. lders il to realize, realize at orce.
Az the Mining Board to day the sales follows
200 shs NcCuilock Gold 80 SEQ shs New Creek Coal. 81
Al the cese for McCulock BID 10 asked North Caro-
lina, bid asked, Dolly de, ca bid, 81 asked Mana
sas Copper, IL bid, Pa asked Mineral "a bid, ga
asked Phoenix Gold, q bid, a asked
The receipts at the ece Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to day, amounted 1888 3S SO; payments
s444, 800 p4-bslarce, IS, Oscars OIL.
TIE steamship Arabia, from this port for Liverpool to-.
day. carried out 1915 4sl 80 in specie principally gold
ipsois.
The Pennsy lvania Coal Company have deca semi.
annual dividend of FIVE per cent.
The wing dividends have been declared, viz -
Amoekeag Manufacturing Company, four per cent; Bay
State Mills, per cent Lowell Bleachery, live per cent
The Arctic Fire Insurance Company viii
business TO (rhursdsy) at No 10 Wall street,
with cash capital Of $3.50 90.
The interest the bondo OF the Mad River and Lake
kIie RarOrd due August 1, will be paid at the Office Of
the Ohio Life and Tcust Com apy. transfer ocs
been opened for tbs of this railroad with the Ohio
Life AID Trust Company, and certificates wilt be
ISSUED the surrender Of the DID, to such stockholders
rs may desire to have their stock earolad this city
The official returns Of the Bank OF Virginia aud
b,st ces dated July 1852 and 1858 give the annexed
exhibit of ifs condition periods named -
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(tALIF0RNIA AGEGCY--W. III. SIuWYsL & CO,
~ No % Front street San Francsco solicit trs
n.bt o. vessels ard merchandise All business Of this
tGre viii have faithful attention and the most favorable
terms, NM IL STOW Eli,
EDWARD q. DUNBAR.
Office n New ork-EDWARDG q. DUNBAR co, No 81
VOL Rtrest.
1ho suhscriber may be found At tts oGce Of Bouer
H. stuart No 81 Wall street whore no will attend TO
business Tor The houeo in san Francisco.
New York Juts " 1863
kryE Co. Snip AGENTS AND COMHIssyGe
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM Dys, Y. A. RICHARDSON, AUoDkrgs tGMssRu
keforun0gss
ghETIaGo-fson Bsiiio PsytOn
VaLPaF 1eesrs Alison d Go 9smen soy 4 90.
PArANA-- Hessrs. CoTwiSe Bro d Co., Garrison Eots
VIM Iolsob Co
LivERpaoL MessEs Bowmss GrinnoU Co., wili'.m
Jsckson, Eco.
NV YosK- Megsrs e. n. Collins 4 Co, Goodius Co..
Csptaic kzrN MO. steamer Pacific
BAiTiMoRF- Messrs. John ntorson Co, ThoG j.
Hand Co, White Rider.
SAN HGANoIsco--Heurs Flint. Peabody Co. Mussoy
Bond Hnle Charles Doano Eel,, J. IL Lyon, Esq
Dosren messrs Anmi G. Lombard Eat. n, %. HfighAs
CO., G'idGen Williams.
0sw~or-hys. Perkins %.
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-inos July, 1852, .f ,r.l,s 10, .so,.


general moveAssek,~ circulation, and the other han
one hak OF which was b - been small increase
in deposits. In specie Tiers ~ rsr ce,t
and in the line Of leans only smodrrkss not az 40
The returns Of other banks In the stats ses.. ar
much Importance, being much more limItedu thsf.
gregate movement, and exsrting less influence 'ne
financial and commercial interests of the State at Se
The returns of two other banks give the annexed
hibit Of their leading depsrtments-
Bank Of the Old Manufs' and Fur
Dominion. nsers Bank.
July i. 1862. 1853. 1852. 1858
Loans and dsc 1927 OFT 1907 448 Sl44 O94 $138 007
stecie,.......... 1870 6os50 80 43s 6l,6ls
Circuisiion...... 707 SOL ST. 19l, 515 300 900
Tee circulation Of these banks Is all under the denomi
ration Of five dollars Among the assets of the Bank OF
the Old Dominion the LIST of July, 1852 were Virginia
bonds amounting to 1882 45o Tbs Manufacturer and
Farmers BsEk had hand tbs same day. 1924 Oco vr.
eina State SIS.
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MnuxSTMA AIS,


ONLY -FOUR DAYS LHfT.-FIfTEEN DOLLARS
~ only for beautiful country residence the pleasant
village Of Rosevs'e where new churoh
and number OF private dwellings have already boon
ted and several more boiog erected and crops
amost every kid be sr0wing equal Long
Island, md very near the much admired Lake konkoa-
kona. 2Os0 desirable building lots and 30 farms will
distributed among 6Io shareholders tho LIST % August
1853 Each subscriber for only SIS, viii receive a warran
tee deed for four building lots Is BY 100 feet EACH
clear OF paying enormous rents in tbs city and
where the domestic comforts family circle can fully
realized where q 900 building and about 800 farms
have already been sold few farms Of from aures and
upwBrds be had II oiled for Immediately from
$50 to $50 and II regards the quality soil
Irefer TO stat ement which made Mt the American
stitute at regular meeting Of the Farmers Club
2st of June instant and without knowledge
from which statems mt tho folio wing
with respect TO Long Island lands which had been
much talked Of at the previous meetings when
ins tho subject Of sandy soil the following
ed "A gentleman hnr from to thousand acres
the South side Of Long about forty miles
New York where tho land Is better II
Lakeland station He has this carrots twenty
two beots eight He estistds the carrot
at eight hundred bushels worth from thirty
y cents bushel from six TO thousand doars
the crop Mr. ireland who has in the vicinity
thinks the Lakeland station soils better than his
short time ia left 70 share In these
few only being left he books will be closed few days.
application should be made immediately to Gu nLsA
WOOD, 25 ErOadwsy where maps and pamphlets can DO
had Gratis
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CI.,T9GNG, sc.


Casl 0rs CLOTHING Two TMoUSANn DOLLARS
~ worth The behest cash price VII bo libtraAy
given 10 money for large ard small lots 9 Gsod
afE of cothibf % DESCRIPTION Address thfSaat
gost. coll JAMES MORO bts NJ lila eoeopS Lend
store. no. II Orange stFcst Chsthar,
SLcrurNC AND FURNITURE WANTED LNDIgs
~ and gentewsn having TO dispose Of isiyo
price by sending 70 cha ~ West Bro
pace near Canal strset and 81 West Broadway let
tor poes, sddsosssd 10 COhhN Ladies site a1et
Nv Mira DObea,
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Turkey.
From the Boston Traveller. |

CoNsrANTINopLE, June q, 1853.
u is announced officially that orders have been
given for the Russian army to march into the Turkish
provinces Of Moldavia and Wallachia. Tomorrow
we expect to hear, from the of action itself,
that one or both of these provinces is occupied by
Russian troops. The Russians, however, still soolly
assert that no war is intended. They are merely
going to take possession OF and hold one or two OF
the provinces Of Turkey until such time the Sui
tan sees tit to sign the proposed treatythat is sign
away his own independence, and put himself wholly
under the foot of Russia. Modavia and Wallachia,
you Will recollect, are provinces belonging to Tur-
key, but under the protectorate of Russia. BY the
treaty Of the five powers. turkey, Russia Austria,
France and England made many years ago, this
right is conceded to Russia, though on the express
stipulation that she shall march no troops into the
country unless there is actual nsurrecton.
The moment, therefore, Nchoass army crosses
the frontier the treaty will be broken, and the other
powers will be set free. Orders have accordingly
been given for the combined English and French
fleets, lying outside the Dardaneles, to pass the
Strait and come direct to Constantinople This
would be an nfracton of the same treaty, though by
the voluntary movement of Russia that Instrument
has now become a nudity. On Saturday next these
fleets are expected in our harbor. What the next
move III the game will be none can now tell. IL Is
supposed that two or three weeks will be spent In
6lipfomatizing between the different European pow
England, France, &C., will protest strongly and
menacngly against the Entertainments OF Russia on
the independent sovereignty Of Turkey Russia will
have wise answers to give to all, butt quite
questionable whether she will be inclined to retreat
Certainly she will not, without some concessions, and
it may be- she will not at all And if she does not,
most bloody European war will assuredy be the con.
sequence. 30 terrible are the modern implements of
warfare that its duration must be short; but when
the smoke of the cannonaoing and Of the burning
cities and villages shall have cleared away whether
it shall he seen that the Cossack rules the European
continent, or is driven back to the regions OF the
Den, is more than your humble correspondent dares
IN
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CT. CHARLES HOTEL. &y.8ROADWAY oPPO5ITR
- Csritor DEMONSTRATING completed our hrrangsneot
PREPARED 70 accommodate both transient sno
bosrdra tao most liberal terms House ces
tena All modern Baths la hpuse recose
" l.agt.gp. JAmkS BhNkL"
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ntJNvUES LOTS FOR sALe-vtRY BxAUTIsUL
" building titcs for ss'e ~ oiepsvfile, Wtamsbrdss
fcpct Hrriem Raj thirty mtautes BY steam feo
Tjty fcoonc street Carr ~ sn9 from thirty eimes
ctei aey rcrma particulars tsquirs OF " W.
DEN91k4, Ne. Nen1as strests
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The ircteage in the aggregate movemet has nos been
large and there has been great uniformity in he
meat Of Leading departments. OF The outstanding debt,
there is estimated bad $40 Ol5 doubttl s26 3s4.
III tic total csousti,n all but $1,000 is of the aenoni
nation Of 1ves and upeares
The annexed sta1eioent exhibits the condition Of the
Farmer Bank Of Vrs mia. ard branches, according to
an official report made the LIST OF july in each Of he
past two yeers -
FARMTRs BANK or VIRGINIA AND BRANCHES
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DATiENcE ISLAND FOR Be- ss-bEAUTittLLY
titusted ~ ksrrssaDsst Bay ~
bsNd On 10 good farm house, large hare shd crib,
young orchard Of grated fruit good wharf. 80. For
fsrm~ retired gestleasn site for hotel, this IL
most 1tgrsbe property Sporting Is sxoellent Apply
90 HONnE MohGAN, Pine street, NO. 3 metropolitan
CTATEN ysLAND-FoR SALE. RENT. Oa LEASE. A
- beautiful cottage house. containing eleven ana
Easements bare stable carriage house with
land attached md within silo from the steamboat
tho Csssk togethsr with wood lot Of thirty
four Apply :, Samuel Eddy, Is Wall
street. or r. MedLUrst. ~ Maiden lane
ITO HACKMIN AND OTugRS.-FoR SALE THE
stable A. Bayard street known No the HerItass Livery
three doors from the Bowesy An person with small
csrtsl and wishing inso BUSINESS will do we'll ~ mp
plying M above
RIO TAII0Rs.-To BE SOLD ON REASONABLE
tefnis the stock fixtures try trade IN
Of the NEST houfishn towns in Northern Pepnylvanis
rare chsnee for shaDic wish about 5000 to secure
ceminrtahie eompetoncy Inquire OF Mr. GEO a. PECK,
Clothing Lstabishment 1928 W ster street.
T0 BARBYRs-oNE OF THE BEST STANDS
i in tho the lower part of the city. nsatiy lifted
sBd doing large snd respectable business is Of
f.reu for sale account OF the owners health This
cbape seldom met with Full particulars given BY JOHN
WILSON, l53 South street, ep stairs.
WoRLD3 FAIR ia5:.-LgoNARD 4 BENJAMiN,s
w Billiard Tables with the latest i'm style
and hnb large quantity Of She above for sale and made
Tesdy fer shipment, At the lowest prices.
LEONARD BENJAMIN, 2ss broadway.
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DANCING AGADEMLnNs


FlANCIrG MR. T. BROORE'S ACADEMY, NO. ISL
~ Brcomo street. vNi CONTINUE spsA dsrsy 81 che eum
~ bsta isSSa1 ~ ss>ssaa1 n rSaSs. .as aGl
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Of their Doors wistfuly eye the passing customer,

Of their doors. wistfuly eye the passing customer
and chink handful OF roubles. to announce their
vocation Of money-changers. StufYs, woollen goods
and German and English hardware furnish the
shelves OF these shops; and strange to say French
library and readng-rcom have somehow strayed be-
meath this coonnade, entirely usurped blythe com
merce OF Israel Jassy is not rich in churches, like
bucharest. the capital OF the neighbouring princi
paty o. Wallachia; but it possesses one church Of
remarkable elegance, jointly dedicated to st. Basil
StJohn Cbrysostom, and St.Gregory the Theosophist
This church is constructed of fine stone, and sur
mounted by two slender turrets. There are three
printing establishment in Jassy, employing eleven
presses, three Of which applied to the printing
of Russian, French, and modern Greek. The dwell
ling of the Hospadar is not an imposing build
ing. The ancient palace, destroyed in 1927 by
dreadful fire, which burned down two-thirds of the
town, covers with its ruins rhe long hill which COM
mands Jassy. The capital, much improved in the
architecture Of its edices, had hardly risen from its
ashes when, in 1929, it was decmated by contagious
disease; and two years afterwards the cholera hor
ribe rival Of the plague, fell upon Jassy, decimatng
its population The town, however, has since -four
ished and its streets have become every wear more
numerous, and filed with busy traders.
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Dolsaeeftc Markets.

NEW BEDFORD on MARKET July rs Market unusually
quiet ard tIapsac ions in any description. Dau1and
Tor extremely limited but for whale Inquiry
aud prices unchanged Ia New London sales last aeek
2e bbls, delivered there at sac per gaon aud 000
do. private ems, all for Boston Waalebone un-
changed demand fair and sales Of 3 900 lbs Polar
3aLc In New London Gales of so 900 lbs very hand
Polar. last week, at SEC. Imports into United
S'step for ths uesk 454 bbs sperm 1i2ll do whale
IFS COO bs bone. From January to date 81 Ill bhls
sperm; 235 364 do whale; e81 ESQ lbs bone Saus
last year, lo2 bb.s sper 100 do, whsle 100 300
los bone.
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G,uR SALE-TuE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A
drinking saloon located in Chambers street, and doing
20 country For particulars inquire at No la War
r, n
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C'oR SALE.-A CORNER GROCERY AND LIQUOR
store with three lease the Sixth avenue near
CRYSTAL Palace; OF the best stands in the city
has another store to attend to Inquire at NO
AZ Sixth avenue, oorner of Twenty ninth street.
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TINIDN AND KEyPos1 FERRY. root OF cHAU-
u bers street leave new York, for shs Uuaon
am,k AZ q A MI Keypor dock atQ A. NJ; Union dpok NJ
SP NJ; Kcyport dock At p Returning, s-.ve Aoy-
oe,t nI A. M UDion at ~ a. NJ, keyport ~ Is r.
linton + NJ Fave 20 Unon GA cssts! fare 20 ksypost
oi rrrs Stnrea the arrival 81 the boats fv
Mids,town Poia Freehcld aed Bank, Shrewsbury Lcsg
pyapcb nc is tbs port Keyportshs property
OF tbs Toropcs ard keyport Cempsay-situAtcl Ne
Jersey ehors. Directly opposite The Narrovs
c,rArrN ISLAND FERRy.-RxGULAR AND ExcUr-
- scn t,iys staten isis.a Faro ~ een.s esss ..sc
e,sr, hour. fro a. NJ 20 ar M An entrs boat le.v5
Nav York AZ ~ hrdsi0x A, NJ and SH 6x and ~ Z.
M nigkA IfK c'olaok BoAA leave AtAtsn LELAND cyc1
hour 20 stovs and extra yk Asd OK a, o.. y
y end OK n ufght 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-28

E'0R SALE--A SIX YEAR, OLD MARE, WARRANTED
IL sound and kit harness and IL excellent sac die
horse rood STYLE and rot mile in three
ply at i06 Mulberry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-28

u,oP SALE OR 10 LET-TBE NEW FOUR STORY
houses Nos md IS Ashland place date Perry street
bpilt tho perfect with oil the modera
proveInen.s Apply to Il. BLoOMER II Ashland place or
sT9 Broadway.