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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12
THE MILITARY,

AT MEETING OF THE CUDNEY GUARD, HELD
n upon sheir return from their target excursion, the
following resolutions unanimously adopted -
lst To Mrs Cudney, for the splendid gold watch pre-
sented TO the company for the first prize feel deeply
grateful and her that her kindness shall be
forgotten.
ID To Captain Meyer and Mr. Ascts for their beautiful
gold watch to Mr. George Brown for a splendid diamond
pin: to Mr. John Garland, for silver cake basket to
Mr. Rogenburgh for silver card basket TO Mr.. Glover
for gold pencil and pen; to Mr. Risdon, for gold pen
ell to Mr. Stuce for gold pencil ana breaspin; TO Mr.
to Mr.. Mccoy for handsome silver mounted cane to
Mr. Jesse Thomas, for a handsome ine cap; to Nr
Slowey for pair of patent leather boots to Mr. McKin
strey for SIS hat Mr. Frost for box Of segars pre-
sented to smoke whilst shootingwe return grateful
thanks. and only say them that the kind and lbe
raj manner in which they have acted towards shall
be forgotten
3D. To our guests and julges--Nr. John Cudney Nr
John Garland Mr. George Brown, Mr. Gilbert C. Dean,
Mr. Jesse Thomas, Mr.. Thomas Slowey dr G. L. Kent,
MI r. Risdon, Mr. Edward Reeres, Mr. IRE lerek Agets
Mr.. McNulty Mr.. Mckinstreywe beg 70 return sin
thanks for their attention shown the company and
for the impartial and honorable in which they
distributed the prizes.
4th. To David Pollock, Esq Of Foboken, for his kind
in assisting in procuring ground and also for
granting the Of his hotel for the purpose Of pre-
sentng prizes, return SINGERS thanks.
5th. To worthy hostess Mrs. Fish Of the Manhat-
tan Hotel for the superb dinner furnished upon
return we return our thanks, and take great plea
sure in recommending her establishment to other
com panies associations.
9th And last though not least ifr shelton and his
band for the splendid music discoursed upon this
sion, return our thanks.
It'll. Tint the above being slight expires ion of our
thanks. be published in the New York Herald
f. W. JACOBS Chairman.
D. W BRENNAN Secretary.
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THE FEREMEN.

AT A MEETING OF METROPOLITAN HOSE COM
n pany No 80 held the morning Of the II III inst.
their return from the fire in Thirty third street. it
unanimously
Resolved. That we return sincere thanks TO
Cooper Brothers Of Third avenue corner Of Thirty third
street and TO Mr. T. Coutant OF No 1875 Third avenue,
FOR the very liberal supply refreshments furnished the
Company while OF the fire ia Thirty third street.
Resohed, That the kind attention shown by the
ladies Of Mr. Contants family will always be held IN
grateful remembrance JOHN sASON, Chairman.
X r. MOONEY, Secretary.
gI,HE MEMBERS OF RELIEF HOSE COMPANY NO 81
i return their thanks 10 Mrs. Coutant 46g Third ave
likewise to Coopors and Brothers l57 Third avenue
fer refre hmens furnished at the ere in Thirty third
street, on the morning Of January II.
ISAIAH KEYsER Foreman
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL. Secretary
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DARNUMs NEW PAPER-THRD NUMBER NOW
Is ready. Twenty beautiful engravings. Contents:
satrday January 18th, 1858:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS statue Of Jackson lately
inausurated at Washington.
2-Kings days at Havana
3-Pennsyvania coal mines.
T. s, 6--Coal mining operations
T. g. e-Internal views Of coal mines.
A-Coal wharves at Richmond, near Philadelphia
lI-Ban Of St Tammany.
E-battle of New Orleans from Merritt's painting,
l3-Portrait Of the late j. Fennore Cooper,
1LGrepough bust of Cooper.
lk-Birth place of the President elect.
10, 1.-THE gambler.
R-Portrait Of Fanny Wright
Io-New armory, New York
2o-Calorc ship Ericsson.
LETTER PREss.-American Progress Autographs, Play
ing Cards Wrought Iron Coal Horatio Greenough, Dis
severies az Hinevah, Science, Music and Drama the
Gamblers Foreign and Miscellaneous Intelligence Recent
Deaths Julian Equestrian Statue &c, &c, &c.
Price six cents per copy Mail subscriptions, 50 per
ysaI For sale BY all the principal periodical dealers
throughout the United States
y. 7. BARNUM. Special Partner,
H. D. & A. Z. BEACH General Partners,
l23 Fulton street.
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AGENCY.

A GFNCY FOR SERVANTS IN HAMBURG.-TIIE UN.
~ dersigned begs leave to inform the public OF New
York that Size is at all times enabled TO provide them with
good and excellent female servants such housekeeper
cooke goyerness for young ladies' who perfectly well
ycrsed in music and all kinds Of needle and millinery
work as also in washing and ironing. Further young
who write good hand, portcrs or walters in ho-
tells &c All orders conGded to her hands shall be most
conconously attended TO by addressing her, post paid
stating the particulars and conditions.
MATuILpE SIREYE, 80 Kattepe5 Hamburg, Germany,
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OSCFNT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % HAVE
1c taken 20 900 pictures ia ten weeks since they hrst
introduced their German system Of taking pictures
- machinery, all Of which have given them world
vide reputation for the mos. superior works Of Art ever
psde ~ any price, Rooms 80 Broadway,
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s,rOrEg GOODS.

1--WE FOLLOWING PROPERTY Is NOW AT THE FIRST
District Police Court and supposed TO be stolen -
Fo- billa RI balls two grosa Of Gfh tell gas burners
Go w HATSELf, Chief 81 Police.
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DFMOVAI. - JOSE PEREZ DELGADO Il CO., MEX
II chant and importers Of Havana segars have removed
to 13l Pearl street The following favorte brands OF Haya
ma cigars only be imported by him la Flor de Anne
RIGA Central Occidental General Taylor Imperial L. r.
D. A full assortment Of these brands Of all sizes In
bond or duty paid will bs constantly for sale by the un
dergnod and by his sole agents for the United States,
Lewis S. Morris Co, No. 10 Broadway, T. r Delgado,
Isl Pearl street.
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CTIOTJIyNG.


(,AsT.oFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED =
~ ladies and gentlemen having any clothing furniture,
or iewey 10 dispose Of obtain fair cash price by
sending for the subscriber at his residence through
the post Ladies attended by Mrs Dusseldorf IL Elm
street L. NJ. DUSSELDORF.
HtASTOFF CLOTHING WANTED. THE SUBSCRIBER
u wishes to purchase 1000 worth Of good left Of
wearing apparel Of every description. Persons having
large small quantities can obtain the full value, 10
current money, by calling addressing, through
post JAMES M0R0NEY, store III Orange street.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED !
u Ladies and gentlemen having cast off clothing or fur
nture to dispose o. obtain affair cash price by send
ing for the subscriber at his residence, line through
the post will be promptly attended TO- Ladies ATTENDED
by Mrs. Cohen NJ s. COHEN, No. CO Elm street
CI0THING AND FURNITURE WANTED-LADlfj
~ gentlemen having any of the above to dispose o
receive fair cash price by sending to the store
by letter through the post To delivery do mo-
pay the postage s COHEN, 452 Hudson street laaie|
attended by Mrs. Cohen,
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CEARlNG'S PRIVATE DANCING AND WALKING AGA
- DENY IS Bond street. is open every day for those
who wish to lea the dances in the shortest possible
time. Classes forming for the second quarter.
Soees every two weeks exclusive to the patrons of the
academy
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DRIvATE CLASSES IN DANCING, NOW FORMING
I for the second quarter at 600 Broadway. Evenings
for ladies and gentlemen, afternoons for children and
ladies' Separate classes exclusively for beginners Prac
tice in the dances quadrles and waltzing All ap-
plications to be made at PA Bowery music store.
X, & E. III, BJJRNTON,
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7 ARGE SALE OF FURS.-J. L. VASDEWATER WILL
IL sell this day, Wednesday, January II at 10 O'Clock
Mt the sales room "A Wall street large assortment of
furs of every kind muis cuffs and vicornes This sale
Affords fine opportunity TO those who are in want of
fnss every article will be sold without reserve it being
the last sale Of the season Also, at x o'clock large
assortment Of sleigh robes of every kind.
CJMEON DRAPER AUCTI0NEER-BY SIMEON ORA
~ per, Auctoneer-ofce No, As Pine street corner of
Wilam-Frday, Jan. IA, at 1915 O'Clock, at the Mer-
shans Exchange rs shares in thecapita stock Of the
oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company $50 EACH 81 do
Macon and Western (Ga) Railroad Company, with dyi-
aend Of LIST Feb 500 each so do Pennsylvania Coal
Company Jan. dividend, $50 each - do. Mansfield
and Sandusky Railroad Company. Also, s7o 600 Six per
Cent Bonds of the Ashueot Railroad Company Of 81 900
each due January, 1851 interest payable January and
July. This road is leased for ten years, at per
cent per annum its cost with the right to renew the
same at eight per cent per annum.
N7HIIAM IRVING 4 CO., AUCT10NEEIaS, WILL SELL.
w on Wednesday, January L. at l0l5 oclock, at 234
Mott street Prince, general assortment of house
hsd furniture consisting of Brussels carpets mahogany
sofas lounges. chair rockers &c, covered in
hair cloth; pier glasses window curtains, mante orna
mente &c; French bedsteads, bureaus washstands
toilet sets, bedding, ingram carpets &c. Also
Ssstrnent of kitchen furniture
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John W. SoMERINDYKE, AuCNONEER, STORE NO.
- IL Spruce street.-Mortgage sale of splendid
wood and mahogany furniture this day Wednesday, 18th
inst in Seventh avenue door south of rwentyeghth
street at l0h O'Clock consisting Of suit of carved
rosewood in crimson plush, large tetea-tete, two
Email do six chairs sewing do, easy do also
Gothic chairs in brocatee mahogany beadsteads cottage
b. splendid marble top dressing bureaus two oval gilt
framed mirrors, marble top, Wristbands dining tables,
sentre do common do Also, about one hundred yards
Brussels carpetpg also six ingram do stair do seat
chairs &c. JOHN w. S0MfRlNDYKE
Attorney for MORTGAGE
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NEW ClASSES.-BROOKE'S DANCING ACADEMY AT
IN his Assembly Rooms No 1851 Broome street
The most fashionable styles of this country and Europe
taught in the shortest possible time and on moderate
terms. class for ladies' and misses Tuesday af
ternoon from till O'Clock. class for gentlemen
Tuesday evening, from till 1o1s o'clock. Also
class for children Wednesday afternoon from 35a till
G O'Clock,
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.R1 DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOT
u i land-we issue drafts by special authority, pay
able at the Union Bank Of London Belfast Banking
ing Company Of Ireland, and the National Bank Of
Scotland at sight, and in sums to suit, from 81 up
wards. TAYLOR BROTHERS,
oil str NJ Pearl
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t.cO WANTED. A YOUNG MAN, HAVING THE
scUU. above amount, assistant in a light business
half Of each day in the afternoon. Six dollars per
week will be paid and satisfactory security given for the
money. Address o. o., Herald Office with real name
and place Of interview. ~.rsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

yF,FE NEW ENGLAND CAR SPRING COMPANY TEN.
der their thanks the fire department for the prompt
aid rendered at the fire upon their premises in Thirty
third street the morning of the 18th inst and acknow
ledge in particular their obligations to the members Of
Hose Company No 49, and TO the Fire Companies No 4
49, 80 80 a. 49, and ST. to whose exertions The New Eng
land Car Spring Company mainly indebted for the pre-
servaton OF their buildings Thirty fourth street. in
which their springs are manufactured Il
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TITO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS-SPONGIO PIIINE.-
i This superior article well epithem cloth and
water dressing cloth, for sale by
J. b. HYDE. l62 Fulton street.
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MONEY MAY BE OBTAINED IN SUMS TO SUIT APP
M plicants from 81 to 81 900, Watches plate jewel
ry diamonds, pianofortes segars, liquors, dry goods
ladies and gentemens wardrobes any other property
at the Pacific Agency and Loan Office ia Grand street
corner Of Broadway, Pacific Bank Confidence ana
honor nav lie relied upon
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OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ ny, 81 South street, New York. 4th JAM 1853 Sc
mannua dividend Of ten per cent is this day declared
payable and after the 18th instant, until which day
the Transfer Book is closed. BY order Of the Board
VIM H. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
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REMOVALS..

VJSO HARNESS MABERS-WILIIAM BARRETT MANU-
facturer of sadilery hardware, takes this medium
informing the trade in general that he has removed
his establishment to :l Bowery where nc still continues
10 make all kinds of steel bride bits harness terrets
and pad plates the shortest notice and most reasona
bic terms. N. b. Also silver plating done in the pest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

TTNHE BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION GIVES
J. notice to its deposors that interest will be allowed
at the rate Of Elk per cent per annum, amounts not
exceeding $500, and at five per cent where that
since withdrawn payable at the bank Of Broadway
and Anthony street the third Monday Of January In
teres not called for will be added principal to the
dit of such depositors. VIM. " BRADY, President
WnsoN G. HUNT LIST Vice President
FRANCIS A. PALMER I'd Vice President and Treasurer
NJ HOPPER MOTT Secretary
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TyoR SAIE-PURE BLACK TAN KING CHARLES
II spups three months old and very small Also,
moth Newfoundland pups Of the celebrated Lee stock
Inquire at 2O5 Water street.
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JAMES COLE, AUCIToNEER.-PoSITIVE SALE OF FIF-
u ty-four houses and lots and vacant lots Aiephi
street and De Kalb avenue To be sold at auction on
Wednesday January IT, at IL O'Clock at the Merchants
Exchange This some OF the best property that has
lots grade with the street and ready for i'm
provement, at small expense for cellars. The entire
neshborhood being built up with geneel private resi-
dences Terms-sixty per eent-may remain bond and
mOrtgape
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MISS PARKER WOULD INFORM HER PATRONS
1l that classes being formed for the second term
the academy Broadway, of Thirteenth street.
Wednesdays and Saturdays, at hapast three O'clock
Tuesdays and Fridays at GA East Broadway at hapast
three O'Clock
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NOR SALE, OR TO LET FOR TERM OF YEARS
JIG A coach shop in good location, with good Of
customers. Address Coach Maker Union square Post
Office.
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DASH TO LOAN-ON WATCHES, JEWERY, OLA
~ monds and valuables Of every description, the
most accommodating terms, at my private office, No 1e2
Nassau street. 49, Ladies' waited on at their resi-
dence and all transactions strictly confidential No. l0z
Nassau street. room Is.
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X7IoILN AND SINGING.-L MEYER BEf;S TO IN
form the ladies and gentlemen that he ready
TO impart his new method OF teaching the violin and
singing. For terms, apply at Woods Hall, No. AL
Broadway, from ten to twelve.
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T,yoR sALE-A GOOD TAVERN STAND WITH ABOUT
JIG three of land under good cultivation, with a
peach orchard and other fruit trees The house is good
the barn and sheds in good repair The said stand
situated the Long Island Railroad at the Manor sta
ton and is the best stand for business within twenty
miles The above stand will be sold at fair price,
the subscriber wishes TO leave Inquire of G. WILBUR
on the premises.
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DR KEJIINGFR HAS BEEN THE PEOPLES PRO
IL tector from mpostons for the last ten years II
was the Doctor who commenced running his famous line
of stages against the Harlem Railroad Company, thereby
causing the be reduced railroads and stages
in and about New York city. During the struggle he
of thirteen, fully satisfying all former doubters of the
Sibty Of the low fare system This shows conclusive
ly the force Of the almighty dollar. DR. X. must have
failed had he appealed to the sympathes Of the people,
Oh no. he understands too well what notes to touch upon
the human organ TO fail in any effort 20 harnonse with
the peoples instruments in general The financial cords
be gently touched and you will have no trouble in
petting harmony return in other words to make it
their interest 70 adhere to you, and they will leave
you long you keep up the inducement If you
live upon your plan and must die you are sure TO
get universal sympathy. Poor fellow, l am sorry for
him This feed alone scarcely sufficient to keep the in
srument in strong financial tone Office 476 broadway
GHwHERE WAS / WITH SORROW SORE TILL JONES'
~ soap tI'edf
ly lace pimpIed DOR, my dark and yellow
hide; $50
But Jones soap pure nice is sold at half its former
Il cures eruptions in trce, and makes the skin
healthy.
His coral hair restorative makes the worst hair fine to
live,
lark sof clean beautiful and strong plant or an
olive.
petty sum but two shings s,all you have to give;
so all can II who willing the poos well as the
wealthy.
Every one Is using these superb articles they
cheap, yet warranted superior to formerly or the
money returned Every user is delighted with their
eject the the skin, the other the hair Both
are sold at the depot Of Jones lily white, for ladies' skin
(Feduced TO Isl 4o3 Broadway, IT, Eighth avenue
Il. y; - South Third street, Philadelphia.
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(tAsH ADVANCED, COR BOUGHT OUT FOR CASH,l
~ literally and most pleasing terms every kind Of
merchandise and personal property, diamonds gold
and silver ware, gold watches, dry goods groceries,
pianos segars metals produce manufactured goods &c,
at Sc Nassau street, second floor. Jos b. DA CAMARA.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER NO so WILLIAM
H street near Cedar viii SELL this day at auction, at
10Y o'clock large assortment of rosewood and mahog
any furniture, consisting of sofas teeatete couches
Sockers spring parlor chairs French bedsteads
BE top drawing bureaus and washsand toilet set fancy
glassware table cutlery, silver plated ware &c. &c
iiale peremptory rain or shine
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TINS BANKERS CIRCULAR, NO. 2, DIETER SHEET
i for Europe) is ready for delivery.-Contents =
Railroad bonds in the New York market, (this list in
cudes several loans recently introduced Public debt Of
Pennsyvana-each loan specified Length and cost Of
length Cost and earnings of each Railroads Of England
length and earnings Of each Coinage of the United
States for each month, 1852 Financial statement of
San Francisco Imports EXPORTS duties of the port of
New York. 1852 New railroads in Virginia, Planters
Bank bonds stocks and exchanges canal debt of New
York Published every Tuesday, IS per annum.
j. SMITH HOMANS, 1877 Broadway,
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L'RE12CH B0ARD-T0 LET TWO PLEASANT ROOMS
L suitable for two single gentlemen in a first class
house situated at 6S St Marks place. Those who wish
to practice the French language will find this good OPP
portunity. Dinner hour at six O'Clock. References
changed Stages pass the door
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TIVE NEW ENGLAND CAR SPRING COMPANY
i would inform their customers that no delay will be
occasioned to their orders by the fire in Thirty third
street their building for the of India rub
Der springs being in Thirty street. and uninjured
The machinery having been thoroughly repaired during
the last month"; the company prepared to receive
orders to any extent.
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DFSPECTABLE PRIVATE FAMILIES KEEPING HOUSE.
IL or at board can have their washing and ironing
ard street opposite Crosby by Mrs Maher who win give
the best of city references
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, NEW
" York Dec 49, 1S52-The Board Of Directors Of this
company have this day declared dividend item per cent
able in stock and after the 18th day Of January next
By order Of the Board, FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
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ERIvATE BOARD.-FURNISIIED ROOMS WITH BOARD
L at No. "a East Twentieth street. between Fourth
avenue and Broadway.
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C,IGNORA ELIZA VALENTINE, PREMIER GRAND
- prix du chant du Conseryatore de Paris, pupil Of
Ne Chit. Damoreau and Of the immortal Donizetd,
prma donna Of the theatres of Milan Venice Turin &c,
VII give lessons in singing and accompaniment at her
own house $50 Fourth street where she be seen
from ten A. H. til, four p NJ The first concert (private
of her pupils viii take place il Hope Chapel the lat Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

NEW YORK DRY DOCK COMPANY JANUARY 4,
IN 1854 semannual dividend Of four (4) per cent
on the capital stock Of this company will be paid to the
stockholders and after the 9th inst By order of the
Board. f. T. HAYES, Cashier
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BOARDING AND LODGING,

LADY WISHING TO BOARD WITH A PRIVATE
N family would offer her services to teach music
equivalent Satisfactory references viii be given. Fami
lies having no piano have the Of owned by
advertiser. Address, by letter. to W. c. B., box 0Sl
Post Office.
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TITO IET-TO ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN A
J. handsomely furnished front paTlor, and bedroom
adjoining on the second floor wthbreakast and tea and
dinner on Sundays. Apply at q Amity place.
yTyO IET-WTTHOUT BOARD, OR WITH BREAKFAST,
a handsome front basement, with or without large
pleasant attic Location, les Spring street. near
Broadway and Thompson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

TTNO LET-IN THE VICINITY OF CANAL STREET A
i three story house, in complete order; range,
bath, &C., well calculated for boarding house Posses
sion LIST Feb. Apply to Mr.. Palmer, 16S Broadway.
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r OTIS FOR SALE CTIEAP.-TWELVE LOTS ON SEVEN
t. second street, Eighth avenue; six lots
ner Seventy third street and Seventh avenue two lots
on SEVENTH avenue Sixty ninth street. will be sold
cheap traded for improved property Also the house
and lot No 1873 West Seventeenth street three stories
and modern improvements. Apply for terms, &C. at 10
Beaver street Of L. H. SIMPSON & SONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12

TNCRNISEID HOUSE IN BROOKLYN TO RE.NT-ON A
IL stage roate five minutes walk from Fulton ferry.
House modern built replete with every convenience and
just suitable to moderate sized family. Rent low to
good tenant and immediate possession given if desired
Address s. B., at this Office.
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L'URNISlIED ROOMS TO LET-SEVERAL HANDSOME
II and well furnished rooms are now to let in a house
occupied by small private family at No. Warren street
near Broadway. Also basement, suitable for Office.