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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-09

to Spain, on the night OF his confirmation and
congratulated him in the Marselles Hymn and
speeches redolent Of the dogmas Of French So
cialism and New Orleans buccaneers. Thus,
we can excuse our sensitive philosophers in
their lugubrious anticipations respecting this
important appointment to Spain. To them no
thing can be more atrocious than settled pur-
pose to risk yet a little more the extension of
the boundaries Of the slaveholding States. The
necessary consequence of strengthening the
South in the Senate, will inevitably delay the
great final object Of abolitionism-of driving
slavery out of the South. or the South headlong
out Of the Union.
But in rational view of the subject we
have no fears from the fulilment of "mani-
fest destiny" 1t may comprehend the acquisi-
ton OF Cuba, the reduction of Hayti to the su-
premacy of the white race, and The restoration
of Faustin Soulouque to his original vocation
of backing boots it may include the grad
ual absorption-four or five States at a
time-of the whole of Mexico the annexation,
even, of the entirety Of Central America in
Guiding the dethronement of the King of the
Mosquitoes. the armed occupation of the Bay
Islands, and the establishment Of our southern
boundary across the isthmus of Darien. MA
nifest destiny may, and in all probability will
sooner or later, include all this; and vet we
believe that the tenacity of our Constitution,
and the beautiful fexibility of our republican
system, will have stomach enough to take il all
in, body and breeches, and the capacity to di-
gest it without gripping. This, and more than
this, is no doubt involved in the sweeping pro
gramme d !" manifest destiny" and part of it
is unquestionably blended with the mission of
Mr.. Soule to Spain.
And yet. regarding this new Minister. not as
filibustero not as Texas Ranger, not as the
chosen instrument of Young America and the
Cuban Junta, but as an enlightened. accom-
plished, and intelligent American statesman,
impressed with the grandeur of our position
among the nations, and alive and awake to the
spirit of the age, and the spirit Of our institu-
:..ols, and our people, We conssa.a...e I've coan-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

A ssOC1ATIoN OF THE AER0STATIC MACHINE
IA Building Fund.--The members Of the association
the public in general hereby informed that &C.
cordng TO the statutes regular monthly meeting Is TO
be held Wednesday evening" the I'd OF February at
half past seven O'Clock at the National Hall, Nos ~ and
~ Canal street AL those wishing 10 become members
~ the association requested to attend. And be IL
further known that information can be obtained and
hares bought at the residences the several officers of
he association, viz john Becitc President corner Of
roadway and Fulton street George Dessoycr Vice Prcs
emit 131 Fulton street Andrew Besscr, Treasurer 142
euion street: W. Gross Secreary, ISL Forsyth street
william Michsels 100 Greenwich street Henry Froeich
8 Greenwich street. and Henry Luers az Fulton street
trustees. JOHN DElIiItI. President
W. Csoes Secretary.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


ILLUSTRATED NEWS-TWENTY TWO SPLENDID EN-
i cravings. Contents Of the week ending February s.
rsGRAyINCs.
1. Almeda de Paula, Havana.
g. The Incendiary.
3. The Murderer
4. Portrait of Theodore Sedgwck
5. Portrait OF Mr.. Horner, California Farmer.
6. New Cunard Steamer Arabia.
7. Advance and Rescue. Exploring Expedition.
s. Montpelier, Vermont
Q. Full length portrait Of Edward Everett
10. Santiago de Cuba
IL. Crossing the ice ut Albany.
IL Engine room Of the Ericsson
IS House in which Daniel Webster born.
IA. House Of Columbus at Porto Ssnto.
is. View Of Tuncba Madeira.
10. Ravine en- Il of Funcha
II. Gallileos Tower
IL. California Plants.
10. Mr.. Shelton, California Bo,an,t.
20 California Miner, Prospecting.
II. John Banvard Oriental Costume.
D. Jacobs Well, from Bapvards Panorama.
Twenty-seven autographs Of distinguished literary
characters together with great variety Of interesting
reading matter editorials foreign and domestic inteii
gencc Japanese miscellany &c. NC Price six cents pee
copy. For sale by all News Agents
IT. BARNUM, Special Partner
II d. & A. T.. BEACH, General Partners,
12S Fulton street. New York.
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COMPREHENSIVE NO11CE-EBEN CALDWELL AND
u George Francis Train have formed copartnership,
under the style Of CALDWELL, TRAIN CO., for the
Transaction Of general commission business ct Melbourne
Australia, with cash capital Of $4,000. Caldwell
takes for tho above port in the Plymouth Rock
and @ y Train viii leave in the yoga both of which
sbips are about ready Consignments Of merchan-
disc and shipping respectfully solicited II Is the in
tenton of the firm TO establish permanent basis,
strictly commission house and any business to their
viii meet with their personal and prompt attention.
REFERENCES.
John NJ Forbes, Enoch Train & Co.,
Jno T. Thayer 4 Bro, Sampson Tappan,
George b. Upton, Josiah Bradlee Co., Boston.
Carey K Co.
Goodhue & Co.,
Josiah Macy K Sons, New York.
Grinnen Minturn 4 Co.,
Chas. II. Marshall 4 Co.,
H. A. Cope & Co.. Philadelphia.
Brckhead Pearce, Baltimore.
Geo. A. Hopely Co., Charleston, S. c.
Archibald Oracle, Mobile.
J. T. Whitney Co., New Orleans.
Macondray x Co., rn,.o
Flint Peabody h Co., %" i~n''''o
Charles Humbertson, AVeiPvva'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02
DANCING ACADEMIES,

HANGING ACADEAlY-MR. c. WRIGHT'S DANCING
IL Academy, Military Hall Bowery, opposite Spring
street. Mr Wright would inform bis friends that his
cond quarter viii commence Tuesday February /
Days Of tuition Tuesdays and Saturdays for ladies and
on Tuesday and Friday evenings for gentlemen For par
uculars inquire at Mr. VS. residence, 15l Tenth street
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS E-oPENED HER DANCING
1VI classes in her commodious house, No 7l2 Broad.
way reduction viii be made TO parties having nun
Der OF children to be instructed For terms and parcu
ARA, apply between T. and O'Clock.
NEW CfASSFS.-BR0oKEs DANCING ACADEMY, n
~ his new Assembly Rooms No. sol Broome street.
Tho most fashionable styles 81 this country and EurOps
taught In the shortest p0s sibe time and moderate
terms. class fog ladies' aud misses on Tuesday az
ternoon, from till O'Clock now class for geneiaen
1uesday evening from tin l0k O'Clock Aiao, new
class for children Wednesday afternoon from Z tG
Q O'Clock Tie .chool wia continue open daripg the
whole yc,r
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

~tAACUERREOTYPE LIKENESSIs FOR NOTHING, AT
~ KNArPS old aud popular rooms, $50 Broadway,
r. Prince street and 103 Bowery, Anderson's
rseorc balance Of rich and beautiful cases frames
IA gold (warantcd) octets double and single made TO
der for the holidays furished With liz snessos done IN
80 Nes sl,e 3. lss hau cost u MATERIAL % close
xle w.
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OlULlsTs AsD AURIsTs.

rlyo THE nEAF,-bR. HEATH HAS REMOVED MS
Office 10 40 Howard rect, broadway. Hears,
fr0m 10 tn 2 O'Clock Residence, 2a6 fnltoD street,
Brooklyn, Heurs, til A. NJ, and from s 20 8 ".
nr H's vcrk, entitled TEp0rssos iniogioab3a ~ tao
Ieaf VII 5000 be ,ssued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

A CARD.-AT A SPECIAL MEEIINNG OF EMPIRE
IA Engine Company No A. held January 81, 1858, the
following preamble and resolutions offered and
nimously adopted
Whereas have been called TO mourn the eacly de-
mise Of valued friend, Warren Blyen with whom
long associated both in private and in official
capacity active member of this company, who alike
distinguished himself by and disnterested friend
ship, his Avering fidelity and unexamped zeal in ee
waiting the interests Of the department and the company
emitting his memory TO be sacredy treasured up in
heas and the aures he has helped to win to be kept
blossoming in recolecons and whereas feel
selves deeply indebted to the energy the
and the devotion of deceased brother for standing
undying admiration of the noble traits in his character
duty impes 10 this public acknowledgment of his viz
tues and worth Of our esteem and ossthereiore,
be IL
Resolved, That sincerely comminge our sympathes
with those who closely interviewer by the tender
est ties of kindred with the departed To the heart rck
mother the brother and the afflicted sisters
offer all the soace that sorrowng companions can be-
stow and by circumstances denied the sad rri
vilege of droppn az haternal tear in the newly made
grave we viii at least cherish the kindly impressions
enkindled by him in our bosoms.
Resolved That of respect to the memory Of him
who so often led US the conflict of the eementswho
cbeered tagging spirits and inspired souls with
fresh courage In all audabe exertonswe the usual
hab1ments of mourning to be placed upon fire cap
and apparatus.
Resolved, That copy Of the above, duly authenticated
by the foreman and secretary be transmitted to the ia
y Of the deceased and published in the Tribune He
rald and Freman's Journal.
RICHARD L. RAYDOCK Foreman,
G. Scor RoE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

II oNDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS FOR SALE-vOI.s
IL 13 IL, Is, 10, II, 49, 49, 90 complete in good order
and ready for binding. Also some duplicate volumes
and odd numbers. They will be sold low Inquire OF
Mrs GKELN fancy store. 43 Atlantic street BROOKLYN
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NOR SAIE-N0. 26 WATTS STREET, ONE HUNDRED
IL feet west Of varck lot q by so feet east line,

NOR sAIE-No. 26 WATTS STREET, ONE HUNDRED
JIG feet west Of varck lot q by so feet east line,
and &C 10 west line Nos 1874 1885, 165 1877 and 90 Reade
street. so by IS feet No 1868 Sixth avenue; Nos ST. IS
and 1873 Franklin street. southwest Of Broadway
and Howard street. SO by 100 oe northwest Of
Broadway and Fourth street about 20 by 100 feet north
Broadway and Eighth street to lease for
years; Nos 33 and 90 Bank street; Nos 60 and II
Amos street northwest Of Factory and Charles
streets No 05 Fourth avenue No 1874 Third avenue Nos
a. 76 and IS Crosby street Nos 3f5 and BAL Spring
street Nos 172 ia and 176 Twelfth street. No 30 Tenth
street three houses Thirteenth street; Nos I43,
Jas and 2O3 Elm street. No "a Howard street. No 30 Lis
penaTd street Nos 49, 2l9 and 221 Church street. No
lbs Church street with No Thomas Nos. 124 and SO
Beekman street. Nos 298 331 302 3S 252 254 and 900
Greenwich street Nos 166 and 100 Duane street. two lots
on West street Perry No. A Orchard street; Nos
100 and 56 Delaney street. No 80 Dominck street. Nos
Ill and a3 Carmine street. southwest corner of sixth
nue. and Seventeenth street. Nos 49, 115 and III Cham
bers street Nos 1874 66 and 1888 Houston street Nos 200
and 272 Mott street No 81 Sullivan street No 45 White
hall street Nos IL and 267 Bowery; Nos 49, ISL, 1853,
1856 and 2I2 Broome street. Nos 81 SC and 81 Leonard
street No SO Bond street; Nos 20 and 81 East twenty
eighth street; four West Broadway; three Thomas
street two North Moore street. No ID Dey street and
. number of Others both down and up town five hotels
10 lease three stores and two buildings and dwellings
Broadway to lease About 200 parcels Of lots up town.
fifty frat class houses, and number OF farms mar the
city Money TO loan on bond and mortgage. Apply TO
BEfliE & HALIEFT, 1875 Broadway, office ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

T'HAT OLD AND ESTEEMED VETERAN, TOM SMITH
Il will take benefit to night al Mayors No 1Ol Eliza
beth street. Grand. This viii be one Of the greatest
exhibitions OF the kind offered TO the public The
following artists III positively appear and no hunlbug :
James Sullivan, Mike Murphy, Dubln Tricks, Young
Adams Young Comfy, Jimmy Reagan, Young sanker.
BIZ Bgan, and The Bristol Youth. Johnny Walker vii
positively appear The sports Of the evening win
clude with grand SCI 10 hctwo>n BIZ BtyaD tbs Lon ,or
waterman, and Ton 9mbb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02
TNSTRUCTION.

y>-~~>-~~~-~~~~-~ey--~~-~S~-s>~
A French GENTLEMAN, DESTROYS TO IMPROVE
~ himself in the English language, would be glad to
receive instructions from young American lady or gen
eInan who viii in return take lessons ia the French
language. Address y. Y, Post Office.
DOOKKEETING, &C.-MR. W j. RESvIIIE NO $50
Id Broadway, continues to receive pupils for prac-
teal instruction in bookkeeping, arithmetic &c quaIi.
fiug them in the most thorough and efficient manner for
the duties Of the counting room Open day and evening
TyRFNCH AND SPANISH EVENING CLASSES ASD
IL private lessons during the day al the academy No
4s6 Broadway-PROF. M0uT0N viii commence this even.
inQ from to Q O'Clock, with courses, reduced
terms graduated by the number OF scholars in class.
Subscribers requested 70 Join punc,ualy.
nFNlfANsHIP Mr. GOLDSMITH Will RECEIVE
new pupils daily, at his rooms, $50 Broadway.
aides classes al II and clock gentlemen At 4. NJ
ana 81 and clock Y. H. Private instruction At hours
convenient to the pupil. See cards al the academy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

I-uRNITUHE.-wUL BE SOLD AT BARGAIN, AT
IL 20 Beekuan srcet-Ohice and counting house furDi-
tue sofa beds lounges bureaus wardrobcs, bedsteads,
tote teies carpeta oioloh chairs rockers, hair and
husk mattessos feather beds 100 beisteads, looking
glasses marble top centre ialcs, paror and cooking
,tO1es IpruitEre pmchased b. inslalpcQ's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02
SPORTING.

TOMMY WALKER Is TO BE FOUND AT NO. 49,.
- Canal street. three doors west Of Broadway where
he win be happy tose his old and new friends spauing
taught every hour OF the day Gentlemen attended at
their own residences. Apply as above.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.


l,RAY HORSE FOR ShF.-A VERY SUPERIOR GRAY
NJ horse, six years old 49, hands high very powerful
and warranted perfectly sound and kind in all harness. Is
splendid saddle horse and OF beautiful action very fast
viii stand without tying and not afraid OF anything but
the whip To any gentleman saniing such animal, he
is invaluable Can be at Chichesters stables Cher
ry street, and the owner at 46 Fesey street.
NOR SALE--A HANDSOME IRON GREY HORSE SIX
il teen hands high, six old and warranted sound
and kind in every respect He Is very snowy and would
make excellent carriage horse He is stylish driver
and trot his mile in four minutes Can be seen in
front Of the Fulton Hotel 80 South street. from to IL
A. NJ, and to P. N.
HORSE WANTED.--A GOOD PONY BUILT ROAD
l. ster, sixteen hands high sound anil kind from all
blemish, and inside of four minutes, lie is wanted for
the country, and must drive free. Address box No 3
Tarrytown Post office, postpaid for week Not older
than eight years.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction sale of horses. &c., &C. Every Monday and
"wednesday, AZ l. O'Clock AT private sale superior
coupe, suitable for physician
JOHN II. GATffELD, Proprietor.
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DAR ROOM FOR SALE IN ONE OF THE BEST LOCA-
Id tons in the CITY, few doors from Barnum's Museum.
Satisfactory given for selling out Apply At 10.
Nassau street, Office No. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

DROOKIYN PROPERTY FOR SAIE-ONE THREE:
I'D story and basement brick house, on State street
houses new having gas marble mantes, &C.. throughout
Lot 20x98 title perfect One half can remain on bond
and mortgage. BILLING TUCKER, $50 Broadway, cor
ner Of Reade street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

yyASsAR's POuGHKFEPSTE BREwERY-EsTAMJH
ed l7y7.-The undersigned continue to manufacture
the celebrated Poughkeepsie pale amber and and
porter for home consumption and the markets Of Cali.
forna, South America Australia and ths Indies. Fos
shipping the article Is put up heretofore in wood
and iron bound casks manufactured expressly for such
purpose. Orders received at their depot, f6 Wares
street. New York, or At the brewery, Poughkecpsis.
H. vASSAR X CO.
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XARIEIY STORE FOR sAIE-Nor STORE OF THE

NARIFTY STORE FOR SAIE-NOT A STORE OF THE
kind within six blocks.--A well established thread
needle fancy goods and confectionery store with apart
ments having large and well established CUSTOM corner
of Twenty third street of the best locations in the
city. rare chance for lady of small means. Price
$500 The advertiser will assist the buyer twenty days
more until she her journey south Please
address, real name, Mrs Jones, Herald Office stating
where an interview can be had, at No 1914 Seventh
avenue Twenty street None but cash Gus
toners need apply.
WTANTED TO SFIIr-A VALUABLE PATENT ON
w ploughs; in fact, il is considered tia only ono
since iron ploughs invented sold tenth part
Of its value. Call at JOHN MAYIIER Co Is agricultu-
raj warehouse 1o7 Water street, for particulars.
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no. PARTNERSHIP THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
~ day formed partnership, under the firm of MO
RIARIY Campbell. for the transaction of general
stationery, blank book and printing business at No %
Maiden lane and So and 81 Nassau street. sign Of the Col
den Ledger. JOHN d. MORIARTY.
SAML A. CAMPBELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

NOR SAIE--TIIE VALUABLE SOUTHEAST CORNER
of Broadway and Great Jones street running through
TO the alley way in the being about 30 feet front by
1872 feet deep, with the substantial buildings thereon
Possession Of the first floor and cellar the
the Grst Of May. Apply to f. II. LUDLOW, II Wall
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

NTORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS
IN Treasury Department, Raleigh, n c., January Is,
1853 Sealed proposals will be received in the city of
New York until 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. of the 31st March
next for the purchase of $500 of bonds issued by
the State Of North Carolina.
These bonds will bear date the rst Of January, 1858,
and will run thirty years. They will have coupons at
tached and the interest at six per cent per annum will
be payable the first days of July and January Of each
year.
Both interest and principal will be payable at the Bank
of the Republic in the city Of New York unless when the
purchaser may prefer to have them made payable ut the
treasury of North Carolina
These bonds issued under the authority Of the L.
gature of North Carolina for the construction of the
North Carolina Railroad and in addition to the faith of
the State all the stock held by the State in the said rail-
road, and the dividends from said stock express
ly pledged for their redemption
These bonds are by express enactment exempted from
taxation.
Parties bidding will please address their letters
dorsed g Sealed Proposals for North Carolina State
Bonds to the undersigned in New York directed to the
Of Messrs. Brown De Rosset $50 Front street,
New York.
The bids win be opened in the Bank Of the Republic at
O'Clock P. NJ the 3lst day of March next in the
presence Of g. B. Lamar President Of the said Bank
and p Brown, and David Freeman, Esqrs Bidders may
also be present.
Successful bidders win be required as soon as informed
of the acceptance of their bids to deposit in bank the
of their bids with the accrued interest from the
North Carolina.
This deposit may be made either in the Bank Of the Re-
public New York. in the Bank of the State of North
Carolina, in the Bank OF Cape Fear Raleigh North
Carolina. ID. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer of the State of North Carolina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

NToTTCE.-oNE PUNCHEON OF BEST SCOTCH Wills
IN key two years old, in bond since April 1852 in
New York also, city gallons quality to be sold
thirty per cent under cost, the party Is leaving for
Australia. Apply at l5s south street.
JOHN SMITH In,porter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

A y EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF BRANDIES, WINES.
IN whiskey, rum, gin, champagne, segars &c, of ali
the vellknown brands imported for wholesale buyers
and for sale in quantities to suit saving Of 20 per
cent, by WIN IL UNDRRHIIL
40 Broome street, Of Crosby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

ttNC Hnn-TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT
DOCs( OO gage, in to suit city
Btookyn property. BILLING TUCKER,
260 Broadway, corner Of Reade street.
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RhOOKlYN PROPERTY FOR SAIE-THE GOTHIC
II built dwelling situate the west side Of Cint0n
avenue De Kab and Gates avenues together with
eight lots OF ground Was built In lS47 principally BY days
attic The FIRST story finished with backwalnut contains
fourteen rooms besides the attic has eulver furnace
some gothic built stable The garden contains pesch.
cherry and ounce trees with fine grape vines and
towering shrubs. For terms, apply to CALVIN W. HOW
l3l Maiden lane,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

DROOKYN LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY
Bedford avenue and lot in sknsn street. sdiolDinx
each 26x100. Sixty per cent can remain ON bond ana
mortgage. Apply at No. South William street, ~
afaira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

NEW YORK BAY CEMETERY.-THE SHAREHOLDERS
IN of the New York Bay Cemetery Company hereby
notified that assessment of one hundred dollars
each share will be due and payable before the rst
day Of March, 1863 their shares in said company will
be forfeited j. BELKNAP SMITH Secretary. Office 2Ss
BrOa
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IL Two houses in Twenty first street, BET ween Seventh
and Eighth avenues, finished in modern style with high
Mercer street near Spring street. and nine years unex
PRED lease of four-story brick building in Ann
street near Broadway. Inquire at No IL Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

vTNHREE BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSES, WITH ALL
the modern improvements built last year. and in one
Of the best negh6orhools in South Brooklyn will be sold
cheap the present owner is leaving the city Sixty
per cent or more, may remain on bond and mortgage.
Also two mastic front houses in the neghborhood
All the above houses finished in style ualed i'm
the city, and will be sold for what the buildings cost For
further particulars inquire Of W. MILFORD corner Of
Eoyt and Atlantic streets or Of John A. Hughes corner
of Hoyt and Dean streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

TTNRADESMEN'S BANK, NEW YORK, FEB /, 1855
This bank will receive from its dealers uncurrent
money taken in the Of their business the
terms II is received by the Metropolitan Bank.
RICHARD BERRY, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

DRAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND IN SUN
~ from FL and upwards, payable ct sight, are issue<
by the subscribers BOWMAN, GRINNEIL l. CO., Nc.
8S South street. sole passenger agents for tho Swallow
Tail line Of Liverpool and London packet ships.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

MRS. sEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC
lfl Italian and English sacred and secular has decided
to devote few hours each day for the instruction Of
young ladies' Mrs. segun will be happy to give all in
formation concerning terms plans &C. at her residence
~ White street Broadway between the hours Of II
and III A. NJ, each morning.