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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WAsHINCTOS. Tuesday, Feb /. ~


- WAsHNCI0S. Tuesday, Feb I. 1853.
William II. Bell. Esq, of New.York, was ad-
m,'tsd On Attorney nd Counsellor Of thiS Court.
and other Errors to tho District Court vi the United
NJ Justce Curtis delivered the opinion Of this Cour, re-
yerug the ud gsn OF the Dsrc, Court with costs aud
Remaining css cApst 0r further proceedings ia confor-
nifty 90 The opinion Of this Cont.
No. 35-E.P. Cabin Co rs J. n. Cooke Error 10 the
Supreme Court OF Texas
H. justice Na,ou dslysred he opinion Of this Court,
reversing Judgment OF y SupIsue Court with costs
jld,mauto OF The Dfhet Ce< with cots both Of ihosa
No.J7-P H. De- Slr/' and al Is. J. L. Gores'. E,ocu.
tors Appel from the District Court Of the United States
Mr. Justice Danie delivered the opinion ofths Court, af
6ning the deere. Of the said District Court, with
No 55-hil ah Peaie Trustee, Sc -. Martha Phipps ct
a Euof % the Circuit Court Of the nited States Tor
Mr Clief Justice fancy delivered The opinion Of thi,
Count, reversing The JUDGMENT u tire Circuit Court with
costs add reminding tins e"usc. win directions 70 enter
ind zueut Tor tlr plaintiff in error.
William II "nder, PiautB IN euor ~ Andrew ID.
CaidwsL
The ngumsnr Of tiis cause commenced by Mr. Day-
gs for he plaintiff n error, and continued By Mr. Law
renee for he Ce, ndant ia eror. Adjourned
WEDyLsDAY, Feb. 2.--Israei Garrafd and
George " Thompson, Esp Of Ohio and Nmrod ~
Jchnsu ESQ - ihdana, we're edinited Attorneys and
William H WInler, plaintiff in eIr,r rs. Andrew D.
CeGwel-Ihe ars1men, Oltnis cause was continued by
ht- Lawrence and Bradley for she defendant Ia enJr
sad concluded by hr. Davdge for the defendant 10
plaintiffs .n error, VIM W Goddtd.-fhe nyumeBt u
hi cause commerced b. Mr Goodrich for the PLAIN
tfs . n
~ ournsd until te-raouow At u O'Clock A. "a.
q. s. DISTRICT COURT-B~fore Judge Belts
Gecrve DobsOu srd others owners Of steamboat " X.
WLso1, 80. Thomas Kiley, owner, o. alleged, Of
steamboat hOrtn Star.
The above bOats were each engaged Oh the
EesI RIVER wb0s,s TIE action % damages
f.f collision the ~ r. Who's IL l. sad, while waiting ~
her per No 10 Eat RIVER about 5eock IN IN. ioreooon
q 18th April 1881 for berth vessel AZ The time being
N he of hauling she into and gck amid
'sips BY the North star which DOWN he rysr
tis ~ law within fifty yards Of the pier, and that BY aid
COLLISION hs ". 4. Wilson sgst2Insd damage. The son
% % recover t4J0
m defence NJ X. denies beipI owner Of the North
staThe l.sO denies TIA. the cO!.GOa WIS cauDd By tic
fault Of the NoEh star bat the cJatr-ryt.at the bOats
down the nye Ogsthcr the North Star being InHde,
and when near Pier No ~ the ~ X Wilson changed her
and the bows Of the " star AID ttt tho
iar eudsayo-ed prevent collision that tie boat can7
broaddr .etber kcd g denied that the " X w sDs
received the injury allzed and II ~ much ~
caused y her 20 the North Star Testimony was taksn
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~ The Happy Family can be seen daily
eel at CoSrARs RAT Mouse, CockIosch AIT. Sc ESer-
miuaioT Depot No. slS Broadway
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Enrxn11nn--An infnnt nhont two months

old wrapped up dirty shawl, found early yester
day morning. m the Boys Catholic Orphan Asylum.
IN Cintonst given charge OF the Third District
Police and honded 70 the Superintendent Of tho
Poor.
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F,r,1 Accrprvr IN EwFR-Corooer

FArAL ACCiDENr n A NEWER. = Coroner
Csute yes-sd,y held an ingEes IN rhrt- thsi
rdsv on ~ iody Of J0seph krrsrf shorer who wAs
sccSer a " kin yesterday uor1ing while work NJ 10
wtr N TuterN. II sppesrs tla' one Of the pisces OF
timber which and srrOSS the sewer broke eooss laence OF
the sht urou T. sad tie covering fe uron herars snd
iuard hr 80 Ssyerey that be died b fore he could ;,
treated TIE deceased native Of Ireene 3 ysan OF
age verdict OF accidental death rendered by the Jury
Txoother aborsT senew injured AZ tAe sane tune
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EVA
Dry the tears for holy Eva,
With the blessed angels leave her;
OF the form so soft and fair
Give TO earth the tender care.
For the golden locks OF Eva
Let the sunny southland give her
FlOwery pillow OF repose,-
Orange bloom and budding rose.
In the better home Of Eva
Let the shining ones receive her,
With the weicomevOiced palm,
Harp Of gold and waving palm
All is light and peace with Eva;
There the darkness cOmeth never;
Tears are wiped, and fetoers fall,
And the Lord Is all III all
Weep no more for happy Eva,
Wrong and sin 10 more shall grleve her;
Care and pain and WEAKNESS
Lost in love so neasmeese
Gentle Eva loving Eva,
Child coniessor, true believer,
Listener at the Masters knee,
Suffer such 10 come TO me-
O.. for faith Ike thine sweet Eva,
Lighting all the solemn river,
Aud the blessings Of the poor
Waiting TO the heavenly shore
This volume, We are sure. will add to the
reputation Of its excellent author His poetry
derives strength from his keen sense of justice,
while o genuine love Of nature, a sweet piety,
and loving spirit attemper 1t with an ideal
soitness. Some Of IT'S best productions We
now meet with for the first time.
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wh view Of ernbarsas To- EushlA The jury f,aai
thii death VS. csnscd by asthma
SUicrnr.-Nsrie Ch0ckti. the Pole whC shot
n'et " the month With pssc loaded With powder A.
laD q Ihrrsday iasf - bs ss-ace No o. We, B-osd
way dtc tsFy yes;erdsy the New iosk ios-
pial 20 "heh place be tssca sf,sg uaSlaS tae at
urrp aFou BIS ats he % ts country ab'at skAg
months since brnsins with him Abl - 90 o. nonsy
sNa .e thus lasted be Ind plenty OF feas bu, Nfter
Ia vanished his pretended us Ell hu, AMI w,,h nov
ery stAfinS h.R n the 3s BE- b,sne AZ tr depressed ~
s,EdeVrrclon Cosonsr W.isslul wall holi an ,paa ~
uleu the body this D0Iasns.
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~ We have received the following dOna-
tons in aid of the Madeira sufferers since the last
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FAsTErS DEPEgsARY-The following is the
rrolt Of the E1ssn DpeuseTy fer tie uonh VI January
Is55: Pstisnts srsencsd 0hoe Males 1885, f-rnilez
63l-L0l7. At their dwellings Males, III females 49,
rs yaeiuzted c. total l57 number Of deaths, 10 Tho
whole number o. prescriptions put daring toe month
s0s Largest nUEber day, lg7 smallest number IN
ere 6sy, % average per day, III
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CITY ITEMS.
now meet

RANGE or THE THERMOMETER At
a J. Dslat0ty's Formerly Ly1eh 4 Ct0yEsl 2jt WIt .
1858. IAN. Noon. 3PN 5PA
February 3...........4O 10 81 10
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"The Questions of Life" though too much
IN the style of Emerson's " Problem Tor an
original thinker, shows fine vein OF poetic
nuslng, with an uncommon power Of expression.
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T.. Tinted states 4Iint.

Trsassyy DfTS'f~rrr ts.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

POKlSG S-IcKs-We give below the Bribery
Law as Proposed TO be amended By Mr. TA1Ez-ths
chef alneadraer,s beng in itae type J. will be seen
that our very worthy Common Council are especially
hirted -:
AZ ACT 20 sa,-ud Tie eriras - ssat1s % Br 9--y
TIE PerL- 4 ne Sat- II Ner- F0fk FeresegtcG seGG>
and As4egbly Do eaGcf as tailoa-a:
SFCrIoN IRE rutn GDd tfh SECTORS n article second
OF title fur chspter one par four. Of the EcTsed stsr-s
cf th. STATE which artele il entitled OF boD-ry I'D
c5rruQls Juror. and othe hereby 50 amended As %
red - iolCNs:
9 Eyerv person WHO snail prouise o5er OF ave, Or
ease Or Gid - Gbtf causing 9 Dc rglsef QTers -
crea o. fsii or agree sA N rh9tr - N pat p
te seG esrYe5 5r girea the Governor or Lieute nt
Governor or 70 suy member o. th- senate " Assembly
Of ths st.fe after hs election sucn Ecm0r a1d c-ol
before o. AFTER ke sh-l have qualified sce s-sen MS lL
g. ary Commissioner O: tie Land once, or o. tae CAlA
F.1c CT ary Canal Com1alslcceri . ne Coulpt1rl,
Surveyor General STATE Engineer and su-yeyor scisy
OF siats v-(eUer- SzpTstsaGcf o. -as Stp,-
fg Irar.e.f 20 judge o, any Court 81 hrcoin o.
70 suv sees officer whatever. O. nzt nlenT p ~ ty1-
so. Conal 0f any CITY ~ eft St4se, ~ % ans ss' ~
oordrT Tyeessrer CiGnabsTsH Or CosiTiraer y sIa ~
- Z, aEp o,ter Qr Of EgeT cE CT GEy 70
ctcT1nsaf lteTeC Gny money, s0ocs rznt " -eoa q
Other prUperrv % agiag g -aias @ dHg 9rsa4ry ae-
rsrss, Ereca or grSspscfs = = fsrisiss 1tieI = ~
tr az. - 70 OF for GHy se1bS- o. hn J4nHy W rssipsy
Az With intent 70 influence his vote opnon J11g eni
o. slfin on any Question: matter cause OF ProessoiIz
yh,eh nav Be then peptnE nav By sw b. brought b.
fore hirn IN his ofca capacity skA upon eo1Tcflon, %
inpr-oled u State pfisor 10; s1eeeas '7o yeAs OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

II, a lot on Attorney street. l7S fsst from Hous-
te. as.lso 1926 lots adjoining 25zioo, $3.50 house
house and lot No leo Third avenue 6xeo "a COO
Of house and lot No "a Ludlow ttreet 20xS76 81 725
q house no no. Bedford street between Ha.oocs snd
from Fifth avenue, 25xioo, $500 each eighteen
years ssse OF NO. SO Warren street 25I75. Si2 $50
street house 1Sex24z lot Isdx55, with stable on the
12sxl4 $1,000; house (twostory framel and lot,
stable on The rear 10 sxio, GOO BY Cole Chton-l
houfe and lot corner Forty nj street. so feet from
a.,h avenue Soc BY Jane! aa s. CtoBroSkyn Proper
$50 lots Houston street. 242 feet from Myrtle
the other in of above Ryerson street.
nue. $3.50 EACH lots in Dean street. 100 feet from Smith
street. each .oAloo each $685. do do adjoining same
RcE-2Oo tiercss found purchasers at s4as4 SIX
Per leo lbs.
Sugars. sales of only 100 hhds Cuba were made, at
LIIow.-Thsre have been 500 lbs Sold at OK e1c.
per ID.
Tr3-we append the details of this fOrsnoon's auc-
chests zee; 20 do, 22hc 10 half chests, 22c do;
chests, Pike rs do 2sc.; 275 do no % do lsc Gun,
pewder-l5 half chests, Gle 20 do. 4sc 55 do, 4oc 20
eSs. sss q q 40 'ss ia DO sas
DO, 3oc 200 do 2ac; 81 do, 2shac. Imperial MI as.
t a. chests 10 &c. q DO; do rs $751; DO
- do S1ke g. do 10" ana iso lib boxes &c 50
Do, 9bMc. Young Hyon-2o half chests 2ec y DO,
81 cases each containing lS1s ID. boxes 4lc. no do
and 81 half chests, 4O,sc 172 half chests ssc Is do
y DO DO Sc aos do $,%e 72s do Sic. 6slons
20 cases each containing i2 ID. cansters &c., 10 do
go; 70 do 4se 90 do Ale 20 half chests, &c. 2oodo
TopAoco@sales have been made of % hhds Kentucky
1T 6hc and 10 bales new crop Havana, private terms
21Xo for Jersey, and &c. for prison, with 50 hhds
drudge, at 21c. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23
ANTHOLOGY.

AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE rOR NEE
M skill in oretelng the future has arrived and VIII fux-
nsh all circumstances Of life 10 AL those
who address She ntcrprsts dreams Law matters
the PERSON they Will myrry Mrs. Alvin spsAhs ths Eng
lsh French German languages Residence ~ Boweryp
QR. n
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Am. and P.M-Accommodation line, at AN, by
town, and steamboaa r. Stockton 70 Phiiad.lpNia
Farc-S2 Express line Pm by steamboat John Pot
ter to Amboy thence direct 70 Camden by carthrugh
Am. and JPN.
Il York Inland Route RailroAd-Two daily express
trains at DAN. and 35 Pm csnnectins Albany with
central lines Of railroads North and West from the
sepos corner OF White Eliza and Centre ssreets where
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas.
scnGers also received Broomc aud Bowsry Twenty
Will land passengers Croon Falls and Four Cor
ners only All other trains will start from City Hall
sion, corner Of Tryon and Centre street, heretofore
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-rRA DAILY FROM
- chambers street for Albany and Troy
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal At o'clock same
Nall train, sam. Through way train aslPM
Passengers taken ut Chambers Canal Christopher Four
teenth, and Thirty FIRST streets
Sunday trains from Canal street. ~ ~ A. NJ for Pough
EDMUND FRESch. Superintendent ssa1'
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAD-NEw
1N York TO Burlington, ST. Johnsbnry Ogdensburg
trcal and ntermediate towns Tickets procured ct
way. Express trainsloav at AN. and 3gPM Baggage
checked through Freight by railroad stcamers from Pck
,p every day rM Bs q sdns furnished
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-DIRECT UNI
hours New Jersey Railroad via Jersey New
ana Leave: sna an: AZ 81:
4: $40 10, ssi.iSsrs s W. %:.s!a ssS
s.ss e. s%5 and
lines from New York Passenger with baggage eross The
RgTy aitssR minutes before w Eaias leave
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE TO RRNT.-The
upright and part Of the fine house corner of l32d
street and Fifth tanning twelve
rounded by large garden Of eight full sized lots in good
state OF cultivation having abundance Of choice grapes
fruit berries AID flowers will be rented responsible
tenant for eleven months from May lst to April t 1854,
for $O For particulars address W. B H. box 1898 Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

vNANTED-TO RENT, WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF
purchasing country residence with ten
Of land Of which would be preferred woodland stua
ted within hours ride Of the CITY, either the
Hudson river, Harlem New Haven railroads. II
have good substantial comfortable house it, capable
Of accommodating large family with all necessary
buildings such barn. Stables Address with
lars, price, &C., c. N. a. box l,4S6 Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

HOTEL FOR sALE.-THE LEASE, FURNITURE FIX
lures &c of the Farmers Hotel 2i5 and 27 Washing
ton street. NJ " doing first rate trade and is desra
bic any party wishing TO enter in this line of
tom For further particulars apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

DOR SALE CHEAP.-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
store situated Of the principal thorough
fares the city, doing good business and will be sold
great bargain This offers excellent opportunity to
wishing to tho above Apply at the New
York. Brooklyn and Williamsburg Agency, No. ~ Cha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

ITO LET OR LEAsE-THE STONE BUILDINGS AT
the Eightysixth street and East river
opposite Hell Gate ferry Apply j. r. HOVER ~ South
street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


billiard TABLES-IMPORTANT TO SALOON
ID Keepers and the Public.For of the greatest
Of the billiard table cushions
work call at factory 80 Ann street and examine
yourselves. New and Second hand tables for sale.
GRIFFITH L DECKER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

WBIsKERs AND NusTACHEs PRODUCED POST.
w lively In six weeks, by using Grahams onguent. This
Il startling assertion, lu, fully borne out It Is the
invention of tho celebrated chemist Lei, IL will
stain ipurc he skin acts like magic Strengthens and
beauties One dollar peri bottle, sent 10 any Of tho
country. II. a. GRAHAM, 3S Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET-A FEW DOORS
lOrs first floor very desirable for Physicians oee
being in Che immediate neighborhood Of four frat class
suitable for single gentlemen Inquire ut 81 Spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

CRYSTAL PALACE-DWELLING HOUSES TO LET
~ Six cottage houseB Forty third street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues that in tho Of erecten
will be ready by the LIST of May next and only about $50
feet from tho Palace For further particulars apply at thu
ofcc Of ludwig Smith Finch 8 Wall street between IL
and 2P. n. DANIEL GREENVAULT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

RIO LET AT FORDHAM-A COTTAGE, WITH GARDEN
attached containing choice fruit trees &c uouse on
emIence three minutes walk of the depot suitable for
gentemans residence. Also, spacious stone mansion,
finished in modern style ST. Johns College suitable
for boarding school private boarding house adjoining
tho Fordham depot Apply to MRS BASSFORD, on tho
premises, or to MRS. SMITH, Allen street.
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ty-A part tho whole Of sixty buildings. &c.
tho depot of the New Havon Rairoad Inquire of
JOHN c. LORD, 1874 Water street or TIMOTHY r BUR
GER, 81 Chatham street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

RANCA TIN-FRoM STORE AND TO ARRIvE.-FOg
ID sale at the lowest prices by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

GROCERY FOR SALE-SITUATED AT NO. 51S SIXTH
~ avenue corner of Thirty fret street including stock,
fixtures and three lease from the Let of May
further particulars call upon tho subscriber tho
p. w. VAN IOUTEN
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LNOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD LIGHT CART ALSO A
IL horse wagon To let work rooms. Apply, this
day Mt No. Marion street, Of Broome, Of T. W.
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TTOUsE IN THE COUNTRY TO LET, WITH GARDEN,
III yard fru WELL cisterns and the outl aild-
In the deightiGi village Of sharon four
Tain. about twenty rooms and boarding for
near BY. Rent, $3.50. More land may be had If required
on on D. r. COULD No. 90 John street (up stairs)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

MONEY CAN ALWAYS BE HAD, IN SUNS TO SUIT
WI applicants for personal property merchandise Of
collecting rents and tho purchase and sale Of
hold furniture Apply to
s. GIBBs, Agent. No. 2Os Broadway, fourth floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

no BAkERS,-A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, THE
bake house utensils horae, wagons together with five
years Of he dwelling house barn. and about four
ofhghiy fertile Lard in the village Of Bauvetvile Rock
land county New York about four miles Of Piedmont,
the line OF the Erie railroad VIII he sold
For further particulars inquire at 5 Hammond street. Ncw
York, o the promises = "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

E,OR sALE-THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF AVENUE
and Eve lots adjoining the avenue separately or
Larry Fast River Real Estate ONCE corner Of avenue
and Tenth morning and evening" No. Nassau
street. from II to 2 daily.
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~ EE THIRD PAGE. IA

CtRYsTAL PALACE PROPERTY TO ,LEAsE.sIx
~ lots street. between Fifth and Sixth
enues nearly opposite the Palace They will BIO leased aepa
the whole together For further apply
Sho Ludwig Smith Finch, 50 Wall street.
to 2PM DANIEL GREENVAULT
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HOTEL FOR SALR-AT MOUNT VERNON THIRTY
minutes ride from the city completely furnished and
&C. The hotel rooms ball room elegant
bsrroom hot and cold water baths &c. attached
bcs barns sheds, and ice house. Price S4 600 Part
main on bond and mortgage. Inquire of PARKER CO.,
80 broadway entrance in Walker street. at the hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23
TEUAHTV REGIgTHR.

ITO LET.THE SECOND AND THIRD LOFTS q
store No 81 Dey street. win be let low to go'
tenant. Apply on the premises, to G. II. Howard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

nor SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-THE LEASE AND
fixtures of tho bakery situated at the Of Fourth
and South Sixth streets Wiamssurg The above 4 rare
best stand for business in the cyfour blocks from Peck
slip ferry with good business of six years standing For
particulars, apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

DOR sALE-TUE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND FIVE
years lease Of an excellent corner doing good
Wholesale and retail liquor business Also horse aud
Win he sold cheap and easy terms Inquire Of
JNO +. GRAY 90 Chambers street, second aoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

TYPE FOR SALE.-ABOUT ONE HUNDRED POUNDS
Of diamond, little in half dozen pairs e
for sale cheap Cor Apply to TO- ELLIOTT
aid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-WITH ALL THE
modern convencnces Of water and containing
situated in Twenty first street. west OF Broad
way Amply 81 John street. back stairs between
%y.s h~pra nj md ne lock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

MORT HAMILTON, L. T. COUNTRY SEAT TO LET-A
i hnc mansion, fronting on the bayampe aecommoda-
and hourly with the city by stage and ferry
Applv TO j. H. THORNE, l63 Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

IIoUR VALUABLE LOTS TO LEASE FOR TEN YEARS,
en- Thirty street. Broadway, for extern
ye greenhouse COAL marble lumber yard being the
CRYSTAL Palace also eight lots higher up, with dwellings,
snabe for garden greenhouse Inquire at No.
II Wall street. room No. ~ second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

DRINTING INK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT NO.
L b Rose street, New York.-JOHN G. LIGHTBODY is
constantly manufacturing and has always hand
variety printing ink from the finest black ooored
newsnk which he warrants equal to manuaotu
red and 1T ~ low prices be sold by
Manufacturer Orders forwarded by railroad
TO part Of the country by addressing note
IS Rose street. New York SThis paper printed with
hso graz many ether papers In this city
cities and towns In the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

SALA9ANDER sAFE-A VERY DESIRABLE ONE
~ will be sold ten below price, BY
5. r. POND HITCHCOCK, Sc Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

IRON 0RE-THE UNDERsIGNED II AS LARGE GUAM
titles of iron said to be of superior quality, within
half mile Of the Hudson river and wishes
with parties either to purchase the
furnace on his premises, forty miles from this city
JOHN T. CRUGER, No IS East Twenty fifth street
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No IA Greene street. suitable for ewellcr or for light
mech nical Rent low to good tenant Apply
to ALoNZO A. PERRINE G2 East Fourteenth street. near
nrondWaY
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DIANO FORTE FOR SALE IN BRoOKLYN.-A
three hundred dollar octave piano forte for
at bargain Also two second hand pianos at thirty and
dollars Call Mt log Orange street. Fulton
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EOI SALE OR TO LET AT CLIFTON, L. L., THAT
Il very desirable property known Chestnut grove Col
esate Institute Tie institute is large building 40 by y
feet and would for first GLASS boarding house
also italian villa and rented last
mer GO by IS feet eight Of highly elevated land
Which beautiful sites for cottages, commanding
extensive Of the bay and within few minutes walk
Of the ferry attached TO tho buildings which II not
money cash down Apply TO the Rev L. TOWEL on the
premises, or to DAVIDSON BROMLEY 81 Wall street.
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RIO DE SOLD CHEAP IF APPLIED FOR IMMEDT-
atey, very fine two pull English beer machine nearly
new Apply at b. MARKS No IL Allen street, corner Of
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ITO LET-A STABLE IN THE IMMEDIATE NEIGH
borhood of Washington square, with Accommodation for
fifteen horscs. Apply 70 E. THOMPSON. ITO East Thir
teenth street.
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TOR SALE-TuE LEASE AND STOCK OF A FIRST
class store. Is of the best locations for
tGrinesG in the city being well established for years
doing thriving business. particulars
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