davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-29

~ The PUBLISHER of the Chronicle
would express his qualification on reaching
his home and friends, to find his affairs
so well managed in his absence, and his
office so comfortably housed. Three
months-short as the space of time is
sees great changes made. Many in that
time have been removed BY death Or emf
grafton; and strange faces are in their
stead. Our subscription book also has a
dash for few whose names were more IA
miliar than their faces; but their places
are doubly supplied by new patrons. We
can hardly realize where We are, when
standing on the ruiLs Of the cid building
used as our printing office, Zone of the old
est teneneRts in town, and whose some
wba. ,eventful history should be recorded
in its annals )-and see before us the re-
mains of the only dwelling-house ever con-
sumed By fire in Lewisburg, and of those
razed to the ground to make room for more
imposing fabrics. Change is the destiny
Of man and improvement is the order Of
the day in Lewisburg. In temporaiities
if not in morals,
"NEw OCCASIONS TEACH sEw rrurs;
TINs NAMES ANCIENT coon, usoouTH;
He MUST UPWARD STILL, AND ONWARD,
WHO WOULD KEEP Abreast or TRCTg"
Our verkmen have been often inter-
rupted, during the season past; We hope
hereafter to make the appearance Of the
Chronicle more regular, and to increase
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-29
I'll ! L T. I n q Il z.

GERMAN and FRENCH Languages.
DUBLIC. and private lessons, in both these
languages, for beginners and for those
more advanced: and for Penn'a Germans who
wish to read the pure German correctly.
Drawins an6 paintins.
Lessons in Drawing, Painting and Perspective
suitable TO the progress the pupil has made,
designed to aid the science and practice o.
0raqgpiiNg are 1fchiiccipre.
and TO enable Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet
makers. Mechanics, Masons and Engineers to
construct different kinds Of work and buildings
with proper proportions, sufficient strength,
and in good taste.
PORTRAITS PAINTED,
Of various sizes-b!ack, crayon, or colored.
VIEWS of Town or Farm Houses, Chul ches,
Factories, Landscapes, etc. drawn or painted
in various styles and sizes.
Terms moderate. Inquire at corner oppos-
ite H. Neuer's, on North Fourth street.
X. VOLKMAR.
Lewisburg, Nov. 90, 1852 3w45Im
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-29

Fresh from Ph'iodelr'id Nt,o lori, Lircrpoog and n
one Of the choicest selections of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
WX1THIKo. ~.


rLOTHINC AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIES
W gentlemen being DESTROYS Of converting the above
into cash obtain fair essh price by sending 20 the
subscriber aletter through eng Post office.
n 8. COHEN, 60 Elm streets
Lsdies attended b. Mrs. Cohen.
fyLoTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LkDIES
~ and emen having TO dispose Of, receive
fair by sending the gorss NO. ~ West Brond
way place Canal street, ard No ~ West Broadway
or 81 letter per post addressed to COHEN. bAdes Az
tended BY Mrs. Cohen.
(y1sT OFF CLOTHING OR FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or gentlemen having TO dispose OF, can oh
tain fair cash price by sending for this subscber At his re
silence or q line through the post 20 H. N DUSSELDORF
ID Elm street. Ladies' sttsnded BY Mrs. Dusseldorf
TyAsT OFF CLOTBING.-TUE BEST PRICE WILL BE
usd Tor large small lots OF good cast on clothing OF
aesorpon Please address, Through post send 10
JOSEPH g. MYERS, 80 Eighth avenue. Ladies attended
by Hrs Myers. r. B-Gentemens clothing cleaned andr
paired in a superior naer by new process
CAsT OFF CLoTHING- 600 WORTH WANTED
W The highest price will be literally given, in
money, for large ss lots Of good left on clothing Of
every description Address through pos or oa ON JAMES
hOkONY At his second hand store II Orange street, near
Chatham
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING AT wHoLEsALE
M and retail The beat plsoe 10 ges Mons and boys'
clothing ready made made 70 order IL at No FULTON
corner ofGold street you will also find splendid assort
ment offsshlorable ao5s which will be made 20 order In
sttyt that eennc IL snrnas % No. 81 fulton asreet
\ N4spBR8NF, spPqIsT2te2h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
BANGING ACADEMxxMm.


DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMY, NO 500
n. Broadway, next to Grace Church. will open Mon
day October g. for evening classes, and Wednesday
October g. for afternoon classes In recent visit to tbs
schools Of London and Paris expressly for the
pose consulting with the experienced teachers of tho
schools many dances procured from Mesrs Gel
DEgyilis sauton, &c. Of London whsh will be introduced
personal observation that those become pupils Of
this ademy will sttend the most spacious elegant and
convenient establishment either in London, Paris New
York 1t hoped therefore that this joined with tho ad
vantage of the aye.em which produced such gratifying
results last and the great attention paid to the
duct and department Of the pupils will ensure continue
ton Of that fatterng patronage which s most crate
fully acknowledged by ALLEN DODW ORTIZ.
DE @. BROOKS DANCING AND WALKING
~; Academy. Ne sd Brooms street between Broadway
be taught and every variety Of walzing Days and
pings Of tuition or casses) Tuesdays and Fridays from
to r. M. for ladies and misses and from to I01 r.
Cor gentlemen and lads Private lessons a. sli times
when not occupied by classes Wednesdays and SATURDAY.
for children, lexelusivelyJ from till p. NJ The ades
primary classes under the direction Of Mrs Brooke
soribins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


1000. Route..isas Summer Aransemens albany
s. S srsn. az Is .ns ass
4 asss9S
For hISsny M Fare % For syrsou,e Pare % 90
Sshenes'.ay ] .S Sassis
and twenty sixth Fonrsb avenue stations Rc
;ys win and only =
says city s s'n e 5yen sss Gr
NANDEN AND ANEoY RAILnoA D TO pHnApEI.
as'R PsE s2a as a us
snG
press line At NJ BY seamboa. john Potter Amtoy
sh;g F;rs $ ss'urnas leave Philadelphia At 10 An
CHANCE OF PIER OF TIE MORNING LINE ,;, FOE
Meals isrysd on board The .sss@sf aLoEGE wAssINd
S g. s:P; r.: 81
'sn' Ss'Hs ss:s :, ss;
nussca s.rs1s; =
on sis '0'.
HUDSON RIVER DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy, Troy
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'clock and
Msii train, A. n Though way trains At IL NJ a,a
Txpre 20 train. p. NJ. Accommodate train, p. II.
For farrytowp IL r. M. For Peeksbi 10 A. M 245P M,
and p M For Poughkecpsic, Z A. NJ. aud 4I0 Pas
taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Tnrsecnth
Sunday mail train Canal street at p. NJ for Alba
ny '''p''ns'' ED H FRENCH, superintendent
MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTERNE.
V1 date 1sndings-Fnrs dollar to Albany. mesn
served on board. The commodious steamer AHAHNlA
Capt ohsmu win leave the pier 4 the f.Se
at O'Clock A. M and arrive at albany In time Tor Inc
trains GOING West Returning leaves Albany evsgy
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, At z o'clock A. =.
NEW YORK AND. PHILApELPgIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey MISUNDERSTANDING states and Express
lines through hours isve HS,k fOp s e c0Ts
Leave A. NJ Vie xcnpSs1I End 4.
second sl::s o% Ssw :o
and through basgsse carried f,r
and y and $50 trains and connecton certain with
extra behind time Passengers With baggage cfoss
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
ANEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD, VIA
IN Bellows Falls Rutland, burlington, st. Johnssurys
Mantpesr ST. AIbsr and Rouse's Point to OgdenrburG
and Montreal icket nhotsNew Haven RailIpad, eernee
OF aud Cana street. and Tv enty skin street ans
Tonrtb !. pne. por frsight only =,
iV''' iEAS ;is HYpE, Uspral Agent, re sOush rr'sS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

(yONsIGNEES TO AUSTRALIA-PARTIES WISHING
" to consgn goods to Melbourne gain information
TO the following goods viz cocks watches jewery lum
ber peg boots dc &c application to Rawlings Long,
care Oft. RAWLINGS, II Wall street, New York.
NRxsEN 4 CO.'S WESTERN LAND AGKNCY, LA.
~ fayette, Ine.-0nee in New York 6s Wall street,.
commission In indiana Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Judi
cious loossps made the newly projected raro In
above States will realize 100 per Parties
interested shonld apply Immediately - the boss Ioeaop
being rapidly taken mp N Co. personally inspect all
ocaions lDtru tied them For further inform ana
ciyorltrs apply NJ the Land Warrant 0Gics Of
=, y. CoLENAy, ~ " all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
- . 7's-s . - ss-@ - = -
EXPIRE IS AGENCIES.


ExPREsS FOR AUSTRAIIA.-OFFiCE SO BROAD
u wAy.Adsrs Cas EXPRESS Tor Port Philip, Webourne
and Sydney psr steamship Golden Age, On Wednesday,
September % lS53
0nr fret s,press for Port Philip snd Melbourne Aus
trala. will be despatched bv the and MAGNIFICENT
steamer Golden Age Lieut. D. d. Porter Z, 5. s.,
nander Wednesday, 2Ssb INST, at o'clock L. NJ, IL
charge OF special messenger 10 dsstinatlon
Frsghts and packages Of every description will be
ceiyed at orr until 10 O'Clock NJ day Of sailing
and email parcels srd dispatches until o'clock ?. Az
roerchandse and packages for Sydney gill be forwarded
ptiy ~ frat opportunity after arrival MIbsurns
shippers reminded that although the ports Of Australia
die &c. FREQ o. duty IL ne7ertheless absolutely
that they should furnish With invoices OF everthng "a
Australia Customs. ADAMS CO., % broadwny
trANa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
BALES AT AUCTION.


QvBs ELL W. WEsrCOTT. AUCTiONKIR.-H0US2
~ asS ,ls.rnsurs ssrts ssdaius asR W. wssssos
re-. As ortmsDt Of paror chamber and kitchen arni ur
positive e'0'A
ID c. KEMP AUCTIONEER.-AT AUCTION, THIS
IL. day, 81 10 o'clock. at $50 Broadway, between Grand
large and positive ssls Of splendid rosewood and
hosany furniture and on feuf menths credit
ic al sums ever two hundred dollars for approved en-
and glsadS q cabinet furniture
.Ss rare for ss
All been made il Che mo.s suSsssnsis for city
n.hosn sn and
10. 81 And s s
Fashionable furniture and much larger and
the sale but such relied upon and warranted and
e, sss sss
CBERIFFs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF
every dsseriptena on Thursday September 49, At lo
O'clock " 80 and ' ful'Sp 'sI'i so ssiRsSSiyn
GAIT AND sEGARs AT AUcTIoN-oN FRIDAY, AT
half past 10 o'clock at % Dsy street corner Of Green
eudlps salt pepper mustard ROE sugar tea brady, GIN
Wines rum, SECS &c in lots buyers atsen
ton Of fsSs'i
WIN s. MELLoR, AUcrIONEER-LARGE AND AT
w traetve sale Of household furniture-W s Mellor
sixth ss.e Seventh all The sen.ss
furniture the above house old in
t.le rosewood warbetop centre table carved wood
and ingram do stair do lace window curt
esa: snresns 70 MACH and
rocking chairs pier glass oil PAINTINGS elegant
wsrs also iisohen furniture Ike sale viii Be oos1s
and catalogues on The morning OF sale Goods to be re-
fo n every purchaser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEURALGIA.-DR. A. G.
IL CASTLE No 246 Fourth street square, for
twenty has devoted his attention neursgic
and neuralgia diseases which he treats and onrss.
Artificial tseth and all operations pertaining dentsty
skilfully performed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

LIQUORS, DC.
E00 nm CHOICE HAVANA sEGARs, IMPORT:
OVU.UUV, ed brandes, wines, gins, cordials, &c.,
Wholesale and RETAIL also sole agents for the celebrated
Engsh cordial GIN which unsurpassed its high
cinal qualities in this country.
No. 454 Broome street corner Mercer.
On mn JUGS OF sCHIEDAM GIN, OLD CLUB
LO.VOO gin; 500 barrels Of Scotch and East India
pale ales; 600 barrels Barclay Perkins, Byass and
Guinness porter and brown tont Of recent importation
and warranted genuine For sale to dealers and families
BY VIM II. UNDERH1LL 400 Broome street. Crosby
q mn BASKETS CHAMPAGNE OF HErDsIECK,
H.UVV Charles nedsiech, NUNS cabinet, and Terse.
nay Schrieder &c &c Also table and other fine oares
from 81 90 per dozen, bottles returned For sale by WM
III. UNDERHILL, 40 Broome street, corner Crosby
N EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF OTARD AND ALL
"A the fsyore brandse ports sherries Madeiras hooks
whskeys gin, rum cordiais syrups, segars &C. &c. for
sale from stores bonded twenty cent be
low any other house. by
WIN. n. UNDERHILL. 40 Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15


AUCTIoE NOTICE. -wILLIAn b. JONES, AUG.
"A tiorser III ssthis daS 81 Ne rs spraes street 81
s . q fs. 'ss ~
lounges. ss.ehsn rurnissre and other articles. -
UCTF5S soTICs.-R W. FROST, AUcTIoNEEa,
shore so = spruce street resp.stiu,Y syss Ios' 90
the residences families reasonable terms Cssh I'D
7aness to any AMOUNT whsn desired
Thomas Hsrlrsah, Esq. Pr.siSens Of Nassau Bank
David eu, rs,s s.q his n y street street
hessrs. Hudson q Smith, Il9 Fulton street.
UcTIoN NoTICE-rHOs. BELL Auction EER-
No4s %.m street. - VII s soiS
ard assortment Of elegant and valuable fernare
bic for ladies and ssn.emen quantity Of pledged articles,
JeweiIy guns fancy goods, &e
STOCK OF So .os
for cash st No u Dey street until October l. when the
ss s a e. s1s will b g Il
ALBERT H. EIcoLAY, AUcTIoNEER- GREAT p g
e ;;s :, s suction e. e balance s
yi.ss West Fussins on the line Of the New York and
81. .PS Vi. s sn .sy
H. @ u Ss ssSs the balance
.:sa y p, Vicinity Ye!S ss
and he s1r1e"ndins eountry situated between ss
VILLAGES q Ne-tosS .sd Flushing .Soat mile from
steamboats,, every half hour during sae day.
The new YORK flufhing Railroad, ls0W bNing
srueed under contract TO be completed by LIST
her neat and directly through this beautiful village
d gill have the depot it centre thus West
Flushing within twenty twents i've minutes or New
York. Over this road trsns will by power the
ertre dtapce which only about miles) every hour,
from ocloch A M till 10 O'Clock p. at rate Of
eom.n.aion not s,cessiog s2o year BY this means,
Wss Fin hing VIII be eaar Of than the upper part
Of NeY YORK Besides the railroad other valuable i'm
proyemep,s of extensive nature IN the
IN yia ity such as docks plank roads &c
&C. tie compilation of which must enhance the value
this property en 100 20 100 cent the of which
adyaI i'll 20 the purebaser and render il
the safest profitable nvestmen Is that Be made.
The and avenues which from sixty b eighty
feet wide have been opened and g~aled in .he best
ut the Of the present who have also
set apart handsome tract OF va embracing in its
centre aiura lake Of park, for tbs
Of the village.
Terms Of salo viii bs liberal The title IL uuqueston able
OF which printed abstract III be furnished gratis to
purchaser
Tree passage tickets TO spd from West Fushinr With
and ioto, ton re had by NIL who
attend s sale visit the grounds prior the day of SALE
application 20 the arction
ALBEIT y. NICOrAY, 40 Wall street, or
BAsER 4 ELL lott, A n,sau street.
WILLIAM RoSs, 10 Suffolk street
3. y. COGSW ELL, 1877 and SS9 Fulton st BROOKLYN,
Sboud Is rain 18th 81 the sale will
place till the next fair aay 81 ths hour place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15


VNHOLESALE FUR GOODS-LEwIS MAwsON I'M
porter and manufacturer Of fancy furs No. PaYl,
place. door from Broadway beg leave to invite the
tenton Of city and country buyers to his
Of superior furs comprising every article tbs ino This 10
regular fur house, other goods but furs sold this
iers prices saving fnly Of 20 Per cent The stock consists
100 do. nus; $50 dc. msntlSs Polonsise capos 90
do. gepts boar 90 DO fur slovss &c 300 do ladiso
Also sleigh robes Buffalo do Californian and Australian
fur blankets and other goods to designate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
DRY GOODS,


syLoTH INSTRUMENTATION G. HUNT 4 90.
Nos. 50 AID s2 William street. OF Maiden lane
prepared with new and complete stock Of cloths
eassmeIes ves.Egs oyerooatinss tsseds lnings, trE
tsilors and manufacturers ofclothng
E,OREIGN sHAWLs.-rHE SUBSCRIBER INvITN
the attention Of ladies and oil connoisseurs OF ress
fine shaw to superb variety juss imported for the fa
rare. msvniscent specimens Of real ndia carnos
hsr Pertisr, Delhi Deccan and other Erssern produe
with exquisite assortment Of French cssbmese BROOK
and Canton sbawls lin cevabe variety FL
shawl trade Rot beretosors nr inn this country sh
fabric being Of pure csuels hs bpt Manufactured II.
ooa work Of which SO closely to thst
India to require the closest scrutiny detect the
enee pnblis inspection Il most resp. stfnily collected
Broadway.
NEW STILES OF FALL RIBBONs.-MsH. LIcuTEN
stein 90 Bowery corner Of Hester street. importer ant
j1sser Of risbsns fancy and plain bonnet silks yelvets
ton of buyers his unryalsd stock above goods
be prepared to offer extraordinary inducements
OPENING OF FALL ,MANTTLLAs. CLoAKs, sc
will open their fall stock Of Pais ade mantla cos
&C. AT. STEWART 4 CO., Broadway.
DARIs cLoAKs AND MANTILLAs-EvERY NOVEL
Y for the present al. trade gov ready for inspoc.:a
= 'I'.-'.Y - GEO B6LPiN, sjl Broadway.
CLKs. LACEs EMBROIDERIEs, &C.-MRs DIEDEN
- respectfully informs the ladies that she has ust
eoaks mantillss laoes, embrodees etc. which are nov
ready for inspection at lo3 Prince street
TIFFANY 4 CUTTING, 32l BROADWAY WOULD
call attention of purchasers to their large stock Of new
deaines merIos &C. Also thirty In dia aha ana sears
just imported, new cloaks, msntillas. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

DUBLIC AUCTION ATfJERsEY CITY.-sIx vALUA.
bic lots IN Grand street be..een Var Worst and Hen
At o'clock. y. NJ, the premises Also ode valuable
business corner, corner Of Grove and bly, streets.
DAWrBROKERs sALE-A. N. CRISTALER AUCl
toneer 70 Bowery will se this day 10Th at II O'clock
by order Of g. Levy 90 Wooster street large and vaua
bic assortment Of mems fall and winter clothing oonsit
Ing Of frooks dress sach and oyereoaa waste cashmere
aats, &C., wei worthy teg ATTENTION 9ftlf trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

n D. NASH, LUCTTONEER-sTORE 9l0 BROAD.
~. wsy-Sherifs sale of provisions Friday Sept TO-
pilot bread and pork ir barrels.
JAMES r. BENsEf. Deputy Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

rrSo RENTAL FOOT OF SEVENTY FIFTH STREET,
on the banks Of East river Of country residence
. sr1a retired family would take such 70
board Would not object 70 invalid gentleman Of re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

ITO PERSONS WISHING ELEGANT APARTMENTS
i Some gentlemen have made srrsngements 70 build 10
choice location in sho uppe psrt OF the city, rst class
dwelling with complete reFia. oces for ssparats fAmet
very remain TO he disposed Of 70 who apore
ate the and comforts Of such mode Of build
ing psrticpiars apply from tro 20 four clock
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

BRANCH MCDONNELL AUCTIONEERS WILL
ID sell Friday, sept l6 At lo O'Clock their store
is fu'..n street rich snd varied catalogue Of
cel o. furniture viz Several snts OF urniturs
DO Of hne mahogany do do tjch enamellet salts nj
er dos tete ssfe ard other sofa sofa beds Votae
ing end par'or chairs rosewood etagr dressing bureaus
and wsshstande mahogany secretary and bookcases bu
Ipans and was sard mahogany and rosewood eentve ia
bss ahogany card avo diving tables nc An voice
Iaper Dacbe goods, viz Tables workhoxes desks port
foos ties trays &c. Oil paintings and engravings &c,
rlsssvsre cutlery 2o hair mattresses, beds and bed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

Lv0R SALE ON CORNELIA STREET EEARBLEECKER
II three story brick dwelling honses good order
With lots n by $50 each rent for S0 could be In
proved to rent FOR muoh Price &l1p Terms esq
Apply TO r. IA, BHOWNE, II Wal rrceSi rom % 2P
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
n S. HoUGH. AUcTTONEER.-AsTRA CTIyE SAIL

ELIAs COMBS, AUCTfoNEER-BY COMBS & RICH
~ ards Thirty lots AZ auction Friday September lG
at IL o'clock at the Mercharts Exchange
lows light lots on Schenectady svenue ard Herlmer
street, Ninth ward Brooklyn, oe of the Long Tsnd
RAILROAD only twenty MINUTES ride from South Ferry four
lots Nineteenth street Gowsnus the Greenwood
Hepe, Upper Morrsans, near the Harlem Railroad One
half purchase money remain three For
her information inquire of the auctioneer trinity Build
ing Ill Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

ITO LFAsE-THE SPACIOUS HOUSE NO 90 PRINCE
street. three dOors vet Of Broadway in the Immediate
vicinity Of Metropolitan ard st. Nicholas totals aad
pied for club house. par oses Lot - " lel
ease of ten years. hpfl- 70 JOHN 5 kSlso q WiLs1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

Tyo LEAsE-A SPACIOUS AVID ELEGANT ForEr. Oh
the southeast 81 Sixth and For 9Th street
hupdrsd Also. s.ere under the lctel % ..
Apply to WILLIAM EiDA4OCX, the prclrises or e.
No. 100 Grand street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

ITO LET OR LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEsRS-THE
fifth stories Of g. 81 ard % Beesmsn st-ess Ia
apartrent. making in all over 600 square feet Of
foorip q with ffty.one windows aosding sufficient light
FOR one for six tenemepts veil sdspd 70 Ell k1ds Of
mechanical pursuits. Inq1irs ofJAMEs CON s0R SON.
30 81 and 81 Beeknan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

ITO LET OR IHAsE-A SPACIOUS AND ELgGAys
hotel rsst.ur.ns loested o. Union square nc cnist
Ing s bs ready patton By the arst Of October
Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No. Retro ooitIn Eaoj
Building Pioe G.yst-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

RIO PHYSICIANS TUE GOODWILL, OFFICE. FIX
turea &c. Of deceased phy stefan, tina. has Tor
years enjoyed good prsoee a this city fer sale 70
some practitioner TO an the vacancy This is
rare chance young TO eatabsh hi nsef in good
city prs etics AIpy t. j. B. OyEkfoS, druggist june
t;on Division ard Waller strsets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

ITO LET IN TEE ROSE HILL STEAM WORKS, G00E
i 1gl rooms, with without steam power. Apply on
the premises Est Twenty eighth street, between seoons
and Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

4 RARB CHANCELLOR SALE TIE LEASE FIX
"A lures and stock embroidery see and goods
ere Of the pripcrs thoronghare as the proprietor
engaged IN business Down The rent s moderate
as hs store adapted 70 add dry goods or the millinery
bushes TO it. note with real and residsnse. ad
lrped 70 D. K. r. Herald Office, will meet with immediate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

A FIRST RATE CHANCE FOR WATCGMAKER-
IA sale and goodwill Of good stand, No.
q Madison street Caue leaving having TO South in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE THE PhRTICU.
lar attention Of housekeepers aud tho ira lie
larly invited 20 the largo ard positive gale Of beautiful
cd srd mahogany urnitur to be sold at auction
osy AZ $50 Broadway between Grand snd Howard streets
which comprises very large and bean ifu
Also spleI did rosewood octave pianoore made by
VIM. Ipde a n son. and 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

BOARD AND ROOM WANTED FOR LADY AND
ID gentleman. Board for the lady only. Terms 10
exceed five dollars week VIII furnish their Ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

II COLON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
hold Furniture Carpets &C., &e This day, Thurs
Second all the furniture Of the family
moving. 1t will comprise full assortment Of od
and mahogany paror and bedroom furniture including
Brusses three ply and ingram carpets ocloths
wood suits in plush chairs various pattern
voltsir. do French bedsteads crossing bureaus marbi
top do and card tables work do dining and
mattresses mirrors, refrgerItors, basement and kitchen
furniture,