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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

FARE PROM BurfALo TO Cnic,eo. --The Buffalo
Courier say "he rates Of fare from here to Chica.
go and port. on Lake Michigan, by mutual un
der.,anding between the the Michigan Central
and Southern Railroad lines will be tho same
$40 first class fare, meals and bcr,hs included
IS, second class fare. and 81, enstan,s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

An intellisen, farmer informs us that three.
quarters uf The WOOL in northsra Ohio has already
been contracted for. at prices ranging from IS to
IS cents per ID. 10 one instance, q 10, Of wool
which was offered and refused al 40 cents, va.
sincs sold al 80 cents Cieyeiaad Herald iah,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

TnE IMrEACuMESr The Senate was duly or
ganized yesterday. "a Court OF Impeachment,
for the trial Of Levi ubiell, for corrup conduct
in Office. AMI crimes and misdenleanor'. he ar
,icles of impeachment were presented oy 'he
Committee Of Managers from the Assembly ana
read by the Ilor. Horace T. Sanders, IN us
,inct and impressive manner Mad Argus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

Tho Wy. Day Book says-"w We understand
that movement is on foot among tho mechanics
and labo'ers Of this city TO compel employers to
pay them in United States currency, instead Of
tho villainous paper trash tina, has so universally
usurped il place"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

COSSgcrlcrr ELEcrioN-The Democracy car.
red everything before them in the recent state
election ia Connecticut. Gov. Seymour was
elected by majority Of some 1000, and both
branches Of the Legislature are democratic BY
nearly . to !.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

Cly,L OfiicS.--l'he Office Of the State Trustee
Of the linoi, aud Michigan canal has been re.
moved from Chicago to Joliet, the residence Of
tho present incumbent, Hon. J. McRobcr,s Our
people will 10 gratifed to learn, that X. L. Coed
ell, formerly sheriff Of this county and prsssn,
secretary Of the Senate Of thi. state has received
the appoutneu. CT secretary TO the State 1rus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

MARRIED Al Freedom March Soh, ~
Rev. y Warmer, Mr J,nN ". Cons and
Mr. lucY GurLp all 81 Irre6"m
In Ellen. la sale Co, March aist ~ itrv.
4 {. Bristol. Mr ElyM D,SM:cS, oi Dim
nick, TO Mis-, C,GoLINt FooTT, Of Ellen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

Inc d'ggers IN Australia ar. obliged to pay ,hs
government IS per month Er n bcrn.. beside,
"h"h the Victoria Legislature IN. Just i'm posed
an additional export duty Of - 81. upon gold,
Nh'Sh comes 0ui 81 he wages oi tive MINER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

PARM RipGE.-A, the election in the town o
Farm Ridge. Jas Paul WAS elected supervisor.
c. NJ Vsrdoren, clerk.
Jas. Reed, assessor.
" Xcdgstury. collector.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

RoBBlSs' BALLAD TgourE-TLis troup. Of
singers, eon.istin, of EIv J. 2obtin', tone OF
The finsst tenors in the country Mrs Mcmillan.
John Muir &c will give a concert a! the court
hou.e th, evening. The parties are SO hshi! ex
;oled in the Chicago and other papers, tina. We
feel no hs.Iiancy in promising all who tu.y at.
tend. rich musical feast,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

Tn, Texas papers publish wonderful account.
ofILe discovery 81 abundant Silver min-' IN the
mountains near Fl Pa-o ahout forty m,l,s from
Donna Anna The ore i, mupd IN and near the
surface Of he ground. Galena or lead ore nal.o
saIu 10 abound m almost pure STATE. and las
been discovered IN the same locality.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

4 F4r,L h,TR,r.--A telegraph dispatch. re-
crVrt ,s''rrlA, evening. announces he death Of
Brig adler General Thomas Mar.hNll in street
a.o The renccnlr, is understood to bavc been
r'h one Of h,. t,nan,, The deceased sa' i
BusaI.er General 10 he Mex can War.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

4 co'em porary descending dance ~ village
IN BIZ r~IshhcThuod, SAID. The srgrou. sirns.
Of clas, lead. glI.teurl % The hra'iny b,.cm.
Of The village belize, Ike T-,i.hrI rublrs rest
Ing On the ds.'c.ie surface Vi raIm apple dsinp
hs.'
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NIIIII LNAlINNf.E

On New York IN sums 10 Snlt purchasrI, oIsis
by nn,y NogRIs y fl>mEE.
Money a,so reunited lhnough Grinrrll, Minimum
& Co NcS YoyA, 10 any pan vi Europe. al the
Owrsi TattS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

The report oilh- Board u Auditor. OF the Town
Of Ottawa. shelving the receipts and cNpcu rs
lor The pas veal, WI, be- published rrtl week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

Cher,srhas just received from ,he south auo
ihrr large lot OF groce:'r,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

MorMoS,-Three hundred Mormons arrived
at St Louis ON the s0th ult. on the steamer John
Smonds from New orlean'. They design going
to Sal. Lake with the frs, grass.
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To sSeNt.

4 HOUSE situated on Columbus - or WI hc
n exchanged Tor improved country properly
For safe lot with improvements VI wen AMI
cellar ready tor frame. Ottawa rliy.
4 quarter srctonol land Ia tow hshlp w. range
"a choice location.
several other lfncts Tor sale on favorable terms
or will be exchnn ged tor other land. improved "
ntb,rw,s, tAunl9) lows 7. ANTHONY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

TIFTEENTH WARD MUNICIPAL RHroRn Ass0-
EVENING" % meeting s 81 s York
the following CHEERS .pRointedGeorge Griswola.
man h1ss smith " RitsS ssslsaris is'.a' oA.
meeting proceeded to business and appointed tho fol-
5 5snn K.s. Esx.5d H;:
Curtis and report for the eensasrston q
dern other general ward ocs excepting school o.
ssecnd--Jehp !. Mason, a. R. wstmorc Edward Jones.
pr Horace Green and H. Beakieynro select and report E
Ihird@P Y Hoffman Thomas sufern and wm n vsr.
receive additional signatures to the articles Of ts
Jones ana PETER
Inducements Tor hire printing ana eontnssns az
resolutions y aao pssa ).
rsssy 70 sa o% t sns aysa q
tic Irsspl.s ressmnsadsd by Reform Commit
T I've sly o. s he t as s that
e u s the Sntd OF
tbs yara respectfully invoked to unite with US IN carrying
On notion TIE meeting adjSgTnsa ) ,s,vo,n
JOHN W. RlrcH, Secretary.
hermitage hail. Of Allen Houston streets, this
''sl'AS' abb HbhAnAM f G. cRAsTo Chairman
Republican Ward Committee held October 9TH 1853 B..
ton scere riete following resolutions unanimously
adopted
Esolved That we heartily Of and sustain Frank
lin Fierce til President the United the declara
principles forth in his
Resolved That TIE regular Democratic Republican
nee heartily approve and respond
ticket nolin ated the
tender last, h,aeeu by George " Citation.
Resolved ILat the OF the Seventh ward saud
nov US ,Loy firm and determined in support
principles witch Lave made the democratc party
lie e. OF 1853 and the Fugitive law
NJ d checruliy adhesion TO them believing that,
true democrats, taey should prove their fidelity
he constitution and tic OF the States OF this
sfedtrnvy.
esuv ed That the nominees OF the late State Convcn.
ton, whose lives and past actions
facility the interest the State
il CrI. eIant aaa, VINO II elected Will
cain q cl canal enlargement anI compctioA
fulnittoa to tae people ly the last legislature
hcacyed, That tie letters OF hon Greene g. Bronson, ald
,n Charles OLontr. to the late meeting pid ~ Taniany
Eail, Hearty approvathat - them recognize
tic sIirit Of tae @at nal Democracy an PROPER ra-
Luke e. tie tnscrupus conduct Of high officials under the
introduction liselinr buliesn State Convention.
iLe following call er Primary Election adopted.
SEVENTH WARD
The Democratic Republican Electors Of the Seventh ward
meet t Eursay) October 9TH,
tie lead arters @ Aadou street, between the hours OF
oot elk r. H. for purpose OF ooeting delegates TO
the various conventions pursuant to te call OF Demo-
K. Is. C0NNoLLy, Chairman.
4: T. g po1, Secretaries,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

N ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOE-CHARLEs
n seribner has press, nnd Will pub 10 few day,
eorre r. Morriss Poeticsl orks, tftctu tuperb
Cravings, original ds,isnB b. Weir aud Darst, ara
Iortra author, by tho iate enfy amGn elegantly
printed on liz yellum vol syo, various
bind. TIE woridwiae popularity Of n.aty % taqe
ouss scngs poem (which household World
IN every palace and cottase-wlf the publisher n
confident. for this, the only pete edition Oi tL
epthor's rooms, the largest circulation.
CL.gLEs scRIHNEt, li5 Nassau strse..
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CcULIsTs AND AURIsTs.
MArrRIMONY.

NaATRiMuNY MADE EASY, IN now 10 WHY
M IOvsr-lr0fssor IAWTON, Boeton, formerly oi ..ea-
don will any address, the fseaipt ~ zee h"hAy
most pad plain enable taius denslesn ~
devoted affections ~ many Of the opyr ssx ~
their hearts mn, desire Tie simple, but
W stny that an may married irrespective ~ age, sppsAe
ance or position though not least can be arranG
I'd viti srh care and soacy detection possblo
hdre Professor LAYTON, Boston, Mass NO letter tAkD
from TIC rplt once uEltss he pcstsgsk pMG,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

n KAoCRATic REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
~ AT meeting u the above committee held at Stuyye-
SAINT Institute on Monday evening" Oct 1853 tho following
kssosd ina. sts ns%eey.sie Republican Electors Of the
and the easss Of the party requested assemble
inst rie hours of O'Clock and o'clock M at
the places hereinafter mentioned e. elect
rh sst as ON Moadsy tho
day October instant at half past o'clock M for the
u Ike SUPREME Court two Justices Of the Superior Court
Judge the Court OF Common Pleas District Attorney
Five delegates caoh in the respective Senatorial
districts meet n convention on Tuesday the 18th day u
candidate .c lie office o. DISTRICTS
such 20 DC heia a. the ioowIs :,
street. 80 -, ~,
fifth pistricwards O. and H. at Hosssdsa's, corner
sixth Distret-Wards H. IL Is 49, IS, 49, 20 81, and 2,
at e.ruer Of Forty street and sixth
70 meet ON 18th day Of October instant vt
hapast O'clock NJ to nominate LOT the
the place holding primary meetings in the said ward
such other pacs as the Convention may OK
that districts they shnll be held as loows
first Dit,rie,--waras and z, at ls9 Fulton street
Second nisret-N ards and d at No. ~ vesey ssTs;
Tenth DistrietHGrds Il, ~, aud ~ Ut Wm L. whey D.
fon,1centh pistrict--wards IS and %, at Milmens
siAte.Lth Dissct-Wa arcs 10 and IL at Henry Snishs
Twenty seventh street ana Fourth avenue. -, =,
committee of fifteen to meet on thursday inc
18th day OF October instant at hapast7 " ~ he pa.e
place the may designate, to nominate can
Iilates Tor charter VIcsrs
committee 81 from each district for Council
to meet Monoay tke l7t day Of October instant at
afpast ocloe r. NJ ut such place as the said
said district oAeert ia soch council districts as comprise an
entire ward weru tv Councilman shall be nominated Ny the
Resolved said delegates aud commit
toes be held ,Gch at the following places and uador
the direction OF We following Inspectors named " the deis
gates from tho several wards to the General GO mmtes -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

INDEPENDENT NOMINATION. FOR ALDERMAN-THE
II !he citizens q the second ward DESTROYS Of
The for people TO act for themselves indie
i Nominating heir
whose has made
time the merits Of candidate and to present
for viii be made time
Ing from e Gs our ard proper
a an early Day Therefore a. sss Ss
na%s u q Second Saf' - 'S
'AA' " AMOR J. WILLIAMSON.
believing that his election will to the ward the ser
vices q capable and honest Il y not our
priy of this step to give in detail the various reason.
s % ls n 's a osFs
sruniAe tie character ana o. the an
ter q tie ward and the city require at tho approaching
David Decker, No. ID Ann street.
arman a. Gn ter 10 40 Futon street.
5raa1 lts is 10 No. - Ana Fs,'s s,, street
joseph Ii. Yocrc, United states Hotel.
Julian Botts, No. Is Ann street.
i Gss " Mas No. r !ssly street.
Charles lorret, No. - Ann street
s sinsi sa aasyn No. s. !. s an sssI street
Cur ne srss.s IS Sd pSs" is sss Street.
Joseph 5, Whiting, No - fulton street.
A ,s " si,, sr 80. =. I. Pearl street
j. AIstin Williams, SASS Hotel.
}. Ii soLt1srd, 80 z. Aun street.
JOIN Ieyo, 80. IS lnn Street
lAonaa A. iiarinaus no. q Ann street.
VIA H. iraey w. ~, hickman street.
JANE Ili h. 'i ,ar.Dr, no. s, hasssa street.
= T. .ss%ssr; No. q AS NO r ',saa, street.
.. y. snic,~, NJ. 10 / uiton street.
Il. ". tLGnaor, NJ. ol Ann street.
I'D T. Adi nsSs 100 NS Is william wan sr street
W.J Nos,iake, No. Oh INN street.
sparbawk iere9us, no. l47 Fulton street.
~ e9rman, NO z, Ann street.
= ! is :,S ~ &c. x Ann Aa sssss. street.
A. beii, No. 10 fulton street.
ki,lard -. harSiaii, No. % Gold street.
: sa ;,s,5 * - j ]; an q. ;'r s;S:s
George n GARY, No. io7 Nassau strest.
81 S ssSa <. II IS, z william iai .: :;;s;s
$ 3 ia,nasa gS' no ~ Y futon Sa street
1Geon iiiten, 10. 800 ,.ar street
Hse 40 30 O. O. eola " Street s''''
benjamin =. Chambers No. ID Ann street.
John Mt. cc ..l ~ ing" Hotel n, ,roo.
EDWARD Aeon.nis, No. IS Ann street.
L. >. AnNi,n, No. vi ANA street.
Jaea ci sS 81 al T ra tSa0 . tsSt.
And two othcr iists not yet handed in.
AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
"A republic electors " t.e Twenty ward,
D,noeratie Republican Association o said wnrdD it
Resolved That meeting Of said association be called on
TL,roas evening cetcter LOS y he nsd at tuor deno-
cratic headquarters Ia Forty street between Tenth
Ity,i very
vita tie coming election, 10 be head In November
neat, particularly appoint aud select COMMITTEES
tiai ,r n,.,sry sad election Or cam paisn wneu
soNLd Lnoased democrats respectfully invited TO
attend. Jiy oruer IT JANIS W ALSII, Chairman.
CnAhIhS tANpbELI- Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT,
- to-lte memers Of TIC above committee are rsqns9tei
J.. b. sHEPARD, Chairman.
+ b GiovrR fsecretaries
L'iFTEFNTH WARD.-TIfE DEMOCRATIC REPuBlL-
IL electors Fifteenth ward, friendly 70 rtsuiar
atns ana the neagos u the party are requested 70
Stuy1 nstute Thureday the 9TH inst,
betw and seven O'clock r. NJ for the pur
poe eieehg dsas to the several conventions IN pur-
Of the call ot tu. Democratic General Committee
WM. N, MCINTYRE, Chairman.
John GILMAN, s.a,rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

UNFINISHED ROOMS AT NO. 81 WALKER STREET,
Broadway; rarloI and sitting r0om also single
bedrooms. Apply ~ above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

ITO LET-A FIVE STORY BRICK BUILDING, CEN.
rally located 5xeo feet suitable for Inlecry aad
viii le 1T or terms Of Inquire ofJAs IT, COOKE
loo br0adway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

I'D broadway
NEW METHOD OF EXERCISES IN VOCAL MUSIC
IN Siynor q. TORRENTO Maestro III Caato, Urom the
Royal Conservatory OF Sspes r many years established ~
Pars London and resident Of this city, tbv
honor that he about publish his system Tor
aud dcv siJprnent of the voice In the Italian
School will entitled Method Of Prosressiv
Vocal Exercises" and viii smhrars seventy forr exorese
in volume of l0 pages accompanied by res Gnd otscrsa
tios requisite study comprehension vi tue
jee exercise will have M appropriate EXPLANATION IN
English Spanish languages Subscription four dol
lars be paid on receipt Of the publication ~ B-ins
page will contain the " subscribers. subSarr
tio. paper lst At Godons mqsc store 1S broadway
~ having lately invented entire new scale u paas De
the attention 81 tao public 70 es he
lately tured, Of tho following advnn haYsn1
rouBeing boards, at eud, powerful aa
brilliant derived aud the keys beiut placed Ia
ecure, gives more graceful appearance o. inc pt4o -
LkEEN panoforc MANUFACTURED 10 Forty Ath street De
and Third O.o DO seen at L. d.
Cbainbers, so Broadway.
pIANoFoRTEs-sEw AND SECOND HAND Rost
pianos superior tone and fnsh, low for cas-
approved paper. JOHN Il. WAKE Co, Manufacturer
% Barclay street, opposite College place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

NlO LET-A FRONT PARLoR, TEA ROOM AND BED
second noor 70 gan-cman and his wife. hp
ply AT - Losery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

JpARTNER wAETED-TO JOIN THE ADVERTISER
in one the LARGEST established billiard saloons,
doing exenge business the proprietor OF wcn Is aboas
hotel and restaurant to be connected with the
above, and therefore wishes with business of
capital Address apply, further particulars to
GRIFFITH * DECKER, a street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

YATES syENUE Ba0OKLYN.-L0Ts DEsTRABLY
VI Gates and Vu.sy avenues sut snort ~
rano- beyond bedford avenue, he had At bargain
payment sssy Apply to g. TAiLOR-Dates avenue,
second nouse be- You'd Bedford.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

s Il ea psSrS y wand and
piotaie cash butiness. To enerset this ID -
favorable opportunity. Address Security, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

LNoR sALE-1IIE LEASE or SPLENDID STORE IN
also sLrchandery business with nsturcs
Address W ashirgton, Herald ofncs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

rSOR sALE-FIFTH WARD MUSEUM HOTEL, STU
ated on the corner u Franklin street and West Broad
way For particulars inquire Of THOMAS RILEY Ne "a
Varick street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06
MUSICAL.

L,OR sALE-A NEW sEVEN-ocrAvE ROSEWOOD
pfanoforte, superior and finish. Also, second
hand mahogany instrument In Frat rate order Apply AT
rs Broadway
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IsOR sNs, CARRIAGES. sc.

rUEAP GlC-A NICE SECONDHAND GIG, IN GOO
~ order sale cheap Inquire Kerrs stable 80 Monro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

II oTEL FOR sALE.--THE LEASE, FURNITURE AND
III natures Mercantile Hotel, Nos . and war
Broadway TO cash customer Inquire On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

DIssoLuTioN. THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
~ existing under the Of Walker L Griffith
nanuact rer naycr-raw, Rockland county, New forA
ii is day by mutual The unsettled bus
of tie firm will lie attended TO by Mr. John Grht1
THDIAS WALhEh,
New ork Oct. Z. 1853 JOHN GRIFFITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

CoLD LANDS FOR SALE-THE TRACT HERETO
VI fore known the Eas .uia Ane CONSISTING OF ohs
yirLiba frederieAssars ana a.
joining tie veal known CGpsPper mines Apply " a a.
kL ri "a " all rtrtet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

T,OR SALE AT A GREAT BARGslN-A HOUSE AND
two lots tie healthy SAD pleasant part of Brook
lyn Fulton eqse contains Tea rooms wtn
cl.sets and all ement, built Ia te
hest manner Pa5 easy Apply early
a. agcnoy NJ. furnan street. corner 81 Atlantic
brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

FURNISHED RoOMS-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE
accommodated with suites Of Ia newly furnish
ed house, rerlee with modern sonvenences also single
rooms applying 14l Ninth street. third door from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

T,oR sALE-A LARGE STAND IN WASHINGTON
market For particulars aad location inquire Of sicily
q CHENEY, 2u2 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

ITO LET--A BEAUTIFUL asDrRs BUILT CoTrkaE
surrounded ~ trecs, With yard ~ front i Pity
s-cund street tc Hudson River Railroad " Is n
,ietc order TIE tghtb pass the premises
Rent $40. Inquire a. cottage No. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

ITO LET-IN A MODERN HOUSE, OCCUPIED BY
wiaow lady, and yenienty located up town. siale
gentleman, the occasional VI parigr aud
Address *. 7. ", Chatham sqGnre Posi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

vIrANTED-IN BROOKLYN, by A WIDOW LADY
w and daughter three foar second door, in
quiet gcnecl family Address Airs A. G. Galley Brooklyn
Post Once
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FOR SALE.

DEAL EsTATE.-LU1S, MOST BEAUTIFULLY LOCA-
IL ted to be sold much lower tnan can be purch with
in the time from the business Etiol VI the city,
other direction Apply 10 RAY foaliAS, corner Of Arr
eta and Grifen streets near iopAnsye ferry Staten
Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

EiFTEFNTH WARD.--THE DEMOCRATIC REPuBLl-
electors of Fifteenth ward, friendly 70 regular
aud the nsaqos u the party, are :"
meet tie stuylcsant Institute Thursday the 9TH inst
between D. hours Of and seven O'Clock r. W. for the pur
~ eieeLg dsegaus to the several Conventions IN pu
Of call VI tn. Democratic General Committee
WIN N. MCINTYRE, Chairman.
r'x Gg.. 3see'ys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

VVANTED-UNTIL TIE FIRST OF NAY, A SHALL
w house, unfinished, containing eisht r,oms
AID Kitchen with gas and CroOn water f,r family u
four persons; partof house with TIE number Of
Location between Sixteenth street uad VI hth not
Ieyond Sixth and Third Rent mast be moderate
ADDRESS N. d., box 2o2 Union Square Post Uihsc.
WANTED TO HIRE-A LARGE -FOUR STORY HOUSE,
w furnished unfurnsed, continuing all TIE modern
inproy ements Of broadway and below III sntceah
preferred Address Herald Office, for four days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

I,oR sALE.-A FARM CONTAINING FORTY ACRES
at Middle Village adjeinng the Lutheran Cemetery
IL Said xrm viii be sold bargain For further par
Icuars inquire South seventh street Wiamsburx BE
Svesn and o'clock Of e. Il. fensen, Of kemsen OF
che premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

n AND FOR VtTf'--AT " WtfNNf
IL horrsnnia, New Rochelle Ynukers, Gowangs. beaiorl
lntyeca nd street York, 60 acres ~ aiwauAe ~
acres at Bushpiek H. farm of y acres at EanWay, L.
For sale cottages one brisk dwclnH m WI
HAMBURG: dwelling house Prince street near
Myrtle Brooklyn ~ acres ~ sr1and vita water
front onion dock nearly rppfttt teesea, sNaeh
lnr d. Thomas Hat oniy ia eensl fpr
perticl ara inquire of COMES RGI RDs Aqetpne2rs
md Real Agents III broadway " TRINITY BuiidA9
NOTICE To BUTCHERS. -FOR SALE, TUE GOOD
IN will fixtures 81 old ostGblohcd butchers shp
good cash e. Is ~ the 1tst sta ds
forrDsAta vegetables fruz moneysd ths -
sDed Opportunity money. Tue shop y large ana ri
TIE fetor 10 soag into other
ASs.ssss. nluire at "a Pearl street.
IlARE CnASgE--FOR SALE THE STOCK AND
~ trade together tho good ~ and lease q Ire years
ssa grocery qnor aaiad the corner q Ne
vms and wyekod rests Bro0klyn. Apply IN TIE st'rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

very valuable plot Of ground Mt the southeast
South Eighth and First streets containing hundred and
eight feet first street And haurud and tairtt
feet South Eighth This property within block
OF the Peek slip and only three blocks from the
ferry leading thoroLhfar IL would suit bas
requiring much stone coal yard be
divided advantage and is probably the best piece o.
property sale in that part OF " williamsburg. Tsrms
very easy Apply 4. DOYLE, No. Ftth street,
South Ninth street, W iiliamsbura.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

FURNISHED ROoMS-AT S64 BROADWAY, TWO
doors above Union square. paror aud bedroom, on
the oor handsomely furnished Breakfast dssired