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The North-Carolinian., 1853-12-17
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FALL AND WINTER SZCcK FOR lS5Ii


STARR Il WILLIAMS are sreke5sing ths
cond stock, for this season, of Staple aRd Fan
Goods; Hats, Caps Shoes Boots; Silk, Satin and
Bonnets; Umbrellas, and Read y-nade Clothing
a large assortment of Hosiery Gloves, silk and
HandAerchiefs. -
The above stock embraces variety OF Seas
Goods not enumerated, comprising of the
assortments we have ever offered; and having f1e.
been purchased by the package,at at reduction frQ
prices of the first of the season. they will be ode
wholesale buyers on our usual terms.
J. B. STARR
Oct 3, 1853. J. 81. WILLIAM
NEW FALL GOODS.
The subscribers have received and opened, -
Old Stand, very large and handsome Stock Of S
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Embracing every style and quality Ladies' Dress q
kAlso, all styles of Goods fer Gensiemcn.S Mcazt
Moeskin and other styles fashionable Dress Hais &1
and Straw Bonnets; Boots and Shoes, etc. s
sss- We call particular attention to splendid as
sortment Of
Ready-madc Clotllilg
OF the very best material and workmanship.
In stock may be found all Goods suited to the
at the very lowest market prices. All in wan
of Goods in line will please give call
E. L. & J. A. PEMBERTON.
Hay ST., Fayetteville, Oct. 8, 1853. 62-tf
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B. e. GRADY

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
WIIMINGToN, \. c.,
Liberal cash advances made cons snments of Naval
Stores Cotton. and other produce. Office the Store
of Mcssrs Grady & Monk, North Water Street
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK

Or L q.
The subscriber has just received and opened at his
New Store the East side of Green street. few doors
from the Market House and nearly opposite his Old
Stand, large Stock of ~.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Embracing general assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Dress Goods consisting m part of Shawls Cloaks
and Mantlas, very fine; and also good assort-
of Shoes and Boots for Ladies' gentlemen, Girls
Boys Children. And the best assortment of Silk
and other of Bonnets he has offered to the
public.
sugar Coffee, Tea, Pepper; Spices, aud Tobacco, a
fine article. y. ,SHEMWELL.
October s. 1883. ~
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HEADQUARTERS 34rH Rect \. c. MILITIA,
Pleasant Plains Nov. 2S 1853

Pleasant Plains, Nov. IS, 1888.
Bv virtue of order from Brig. Gcn1 A. d. Nc
Lean Will Saturday, 24th Dec ct JAS W. Nc
Alliscrs thc usual place of parac) hold Election
to ill the vacancies in the Coonccy AID Lieutenant
Colonelcy of this Regiment created by the resignation
of Col. Thos. Eolin and Lieut. Col. X. Murchison
ANGUS SHAW.
71-2t-pd Major Commanding.
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tsaIlctt q i'a,tfmier
GEOCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
135 FRONT STREET, New York
p MALLETT. j. PAULNIEU
Dec 20, 1852. 1y
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Tobacco

Tobacco.
The subscriber continues to receive and sell
uacturers account all grades of manufactured Tobacco
June s. 1852. j. UTLEY. :
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DIR. 7. c. HALL.
Has removed to the wcllknown stand of the Drs Rob
inson. corner of Green and Bow streets.
April -. 1888 II
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WOIs sTIi q ELL TT

Il Il Il L L . TT
Successors to J. d. Wiiams,)
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FAYETTEVILLE, \. c.
A. woRTH.l l" p ELLIOTT
Nav 7. 1853. 3eI
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NOE ICE.

THOSE who indebted to me by Note or Account
Will please settle the And all debts due me pri-
Jany 1853. must be settled, longer IN
diligence cannot be given.
A. A. MckETIIAN.
Oct l. 1858. IF
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
Tie fine st MINER RESIDENCE two miles west of
town--Iosse>son given Immediately. Apply to John
ii. Cook c. +. i-eete. $. \. l4EEIE.
March 10. 1888. If
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WANTED.
900 barrels Turpentinc. delivered at Distillcry
in this place. for which the highest prices will be paid.
would also employ two three good turpcntine
barrel Coopers. -. ". ROGERS.
I.umberton. Feb'y 10. 1853 If
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II e p GOODS,
an no" receiving much larger stock of
Fancy Dry Goods
than have yet offered in Faveiteyille co,.;s+;n :.
Dry Goods of every description Hats Boots shoes I'd
Ready made Clothing which will be sold as low as
goods i'll the State. S
Will be glad to have the ladies call and examine nv
stock. w + NnOpE
Sept. L. 1853 If
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CHINESE COOLIES FOR TENNEssEE.--Tfe pro-
prietors of the Cumberland Iron Works, on
Cumberland river, Tennessee have engaged the
services of twenty Chinese Coolies, as Iron
workers. They expected to arrive shortly
at Cincinnati, from whence they will be for
warded to their Gestina ton. 1t is stated that
the Chinese arc very expert in working iron.
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CHARLES BANKS.
CDNFECTIONER,

FAY EFT TEVILL n. C.
September Is. 1882.
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II. L. HOLMES,
ATTORNEY Law, WII.MINGroN, \. c.
Office or the of Front and Princess streets under
the Journal Office.
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w. II. CARVER
Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions.
Third door from ~ F. Market Square, next to
D. Gees Hat Store Green street,
FAYETTEVILLE. \. G.
rs All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
Goods
Feb 10. 1853
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!sARTal'sf FULLER.


X \ f Y 4 Y L w.
FAYETTEVILLE. \. {.
Office on Anderson Street.
October %, 1853 Cm
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\. NJ. Campbell,
AUCTIONEEIs & COMMISSION MERCIEAST,
FAYETTEVILLE, \. &.
October /. 1853.
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EDW'D MCPHERSON

EN- WAY BRO. & co.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers i'll Foreign and
Domestic DRY GOODS.
"a Park Place and 10 Barclay street, New YORK
November !. 1883 Cm pd
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II. IftRBAUG GIL,

Fair Buff. Columbus Co. \. c., Oct. s.
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10000 lbs Talioyv wanted.
For which the highest cash price will be paid
ocI ,, 1898 \. NJ. CAMPBELL.
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PRINTED BY WILLIAM J. YATES.
ROBERT K. BRYAN, Editor.

Terms Of Subscription to the North CaFOlinlan:
For single copy if paid in advance, per annum, 50 90
the end of months, so
at the end of months, 3 90
the end of the year, 8 SO
No subscription will be received for shorter period
than one year unless paid in advance.
With the view of extending the circulation and en-
hancng the usefulness of the paper the propretors of
fer the following remarkably low
CLUB RITES, Lt"T,.4RL7BLY IN -7Dp9.N-CE:
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FIsEIGHTING on THE CAPE FEAR.
The subscribers having purchased the Steamers EV
ERGREEN and SOUTHERN Err and Tow Boats, latel,
the property Of the Henrietta Steamboat Company,
prepared to forward with despatch, between vii
mngton and Fayetteville. all freighs goods entrust
ed to them.
+. n. & J. H. ROBERTS.
Fayetteville. Feb'y -. 1858. If
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DRTvATE DANCING AT 900 BROADWAY-THE GRACE
i full and beautiful redowa, schotsch redo.a polka,
waltz &c. taught in few lessons Pupils taken for half
the term Separate classes for those who have never
the music store, 274 Bowery. r. &E. H. BURNTON.
DRIvATE BOARDING-W1rH FAMILY CONSISTING
Of gentleman, wife and child and comforts Of home,
nay be enjoyed by one two young gentlemen, who
voI together taking breakfast and tea only with
dinner Sunday large room and bedroom, gas bathing
room, and water closet adjoining Gentlemen only need
reply Address ]. B. West Herald Office stating where
tervew may be had. Location Broadway, Fifth ave-
nue and Madison park.
1HEssRs LOUIS AND CHARLES, RECENTLY AR
M rived from Paris have opened class for fencing,
ssgle stick and dancing, upon the admired and well
Known system of Bertrand and Greser, Of Paris They
al give private lessons at 90 Uspenard street. Mos
danes Louis and Charles give lessons In music and
French and by their method they undert teach
In three months the French language, vii The most
purely Partisan pronunciation Apply at &c Lspenard
street, near Broadway.
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MU@IQAIs,

7IOIIAN PlAHOFoRTEs IT. GILBERT CO. q
6L celebrated panosortes, with and without the
koan The subscriber, who s the sole agent in this
city for the sale Of these Instruments he reputation Of
which has become sr wide) Is now prepared to offer
them prices which, to those Wishing TO purchase
not fail be Satisfactory Possessing facilities for OBJ
tanning pianos unsurpassed eQualed by those Of any
stber house in the city he dOes not hesitate to that
he present Inducements to buyers not to be found
ssexhere. He has constantly on hand extensive
sentiment Of second hand pianos at bargains which he
houSoir or cottage pianos, for small rooms. Also,
nnec,lions. of Princes and Carharts make. Grand
EAlan and other pianos to let HORACE WATERS.
as3 Broadway corner Of Anthony street, up stairs
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0TBOLO0Y.

AIRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
Wl skH in forete'ing the future, arrived and win
furnsh intelligence about all circumstance OF life 20
all those who may address her. She nterprsta Dreams
law matters and love, BY astrooTy books and science,
and tells her visers the person they viii marry Mra
Alvin speaks the English, FrenOh and German languages.
Resdsnce 2so BowsIy MP stairs, near stanton street.
Office hOuTe from 10 A. NJ 10 Q r. ~
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vIy0 sPORTsMEN- VERY LARGE FOX WILL BE
let loove, At ION O'Clock Tuesday, LIST March, 1t
0e house of GEORGE SUTTON, Prospect Hin, Brooklyn.
cssre Sutton respectfully socits the company Of his
friends and wishes them to fetch their hounds.
DAT KIlLING.-PUBIIC RAT KILLING, AND BAD0-
~ er batting, every Monday night at BUFFERS, cor
ner Of street. ninth Rats always
band and the use Of private pit gratis Each dog al
hvsA four ,atsree Of expense On Monday, 2Sth inst,
As noted slut Gp, kills Is rats against time, for $2s
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100000 p Ss.s S pusia ..oos S AMP sq psI
Inns Cor London porter and stout; Doves Fslkirk
Yonngers Tenants Scotch ales Bass Alsops East
India pale ale extra Philadelphia ales porter aud brown
stou. fer sac, Mt lowest prices by WIN. h. UNDERHII
$50 Broome street, corner Of Crosby
on nnO OLD STYLE JUGS sCHIEDAM GIN,
ZU.OUO 100 cases sohnapps.-The above are
by tho medical faculty to be the bost and
pSrest article Imported Brandes wines, whskey,
bsio. usual prices WIN. H UNDERHIIL, 43o Broome
atyset
900 BASKETS CHAMPAGNE HEID5IECK
l,UUO Charles Hiedsieck, Temple, Bounsy and
ether choice wines; white French and German wines;
Il UNIERBIiI. $50 Broors street. N B-ChoiOs old
JAmai.a shrub and lavender brandy.
r ONDON DOCK BRANDY, PALE AND DARK, FROM
IL Eve 10 twenty years old, jamaica rum, Of the mort
sssious favor and Of great age schnapps and
s s1
ssdon cordial gin mot to be obtained elsewhere In the
United stss Ane and vsry old whiskey from the most
dsipgui, he'd dstilers in Scotland For sale In quaint
any part of New York Bro kiyn Williamsburg and jersey
CITY, BY g. p lEIHBRlDGE, 90 and SO Fsl,on street.
CCOTCH ALE, EAST INDIA TONIC PALE ALE, DUBLIN
~ brown stout and London porter-600 casks, quarts,
snA pnts Of all the best brands Just landed 10 the nes
srds. Also the largest and best stock in the city Of
domesc bottled ale porter, and champagne cider put
~ In the best syIe fcr Shpping family For sale
p. iETHIsIDoE, 90 and % Fulton street..
VITlNEs OF THE HIGHEST GRADES IN BOTTLES
70 tho following wines which WIN be found surpassing n
quality any be obtained In the United states od
London lock Port Amontilado Dun Gordon and other
decstey favored sherrss Nadeiras, sweet dry os
ths choicest brands. Aso, claret, champagnes, and
@, Y LErHBRDGE, 90 and SO Fulton ssreet
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ITO WESTERN REORGANIZATION COMMISSION
1 md Forwarding Oompany-J. O. Bsoklss 4 6need,
Wheeling, Va; J. q Buckles Judge, CnoinnAH, Ohio;
j. Buelles Co.. louisville, Ky. Particular attention
sAAndiss 70 sad from M st tousvils Jan L. 1853.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TyHE EMPIRE CITY SECOND EDITION OF TIT,
Il magnificent weekly paper win be SALE early this
morning. by all the newsmen. 1t contains stirring
rsinal story, called hinny lawson, the Outlaw .
League" graphic repor Of the civic military nnd fancy
ba u The Burton Dramatic Association; with forcibie
satsrsk, sparkling essays and the richest variety of
hsmorous and satrical articles The best number ever
pNAkhed Mail subscribers, 81.
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FINE ARTS.

LIME ARTS-AN Artist OF REPUrE WHO Is ABOUT
fn.hed oil pictures aso very interesting cosctoa q
water color drawings taken by himself the spot from
nature in Europe and America Apply at office a. 33a
Broadway, opposite the theatre.
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VIyAfCHES AND EwERY-THE SUBSCRIBER n
w selling all descriptions OF
sosD AxD nlyR WATCHES, HwnaI AND mTR wARA
At retail, at much loss than the usual prices.
yEaanwKN wA7cHlB.
Real jules Jrgensen watches received BY evsry arrival
With certificates from him with each watch vaxrsntel
perfect time keepers.
COOPER wArcxm.
DUPLEX and levers in hunting and magk eaaes perfvot
time Keepers NpxRxNprT SECOND,
end quarter second Watches for timing hossos In oN
and silver Cases. CHRoNoNEIHs
Splendid gold pocket chronomsters wiksh run Without
any variation. EIGHT DAY wArcE.
Watches which eight days.
uAxE vA1Cw
for ladies, some in hunting cases
DIAMOND wATuxB
Cor ladies, some In magic cases.
MAGIC wATcB,
which change into three different wAtchsA
wArCKB WHICH WIND
ap and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold !epine watches, four holes tewsed e8s 90
Fine gold detached levers Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
Gold snamerled watches for the ladies IS 90
S So,d r Enslishh patent levers %
Silver patent levers low ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Silver detached levers low ss.............. II %
and all other styles Of watches at equally low prices
Diamond car rings, pins, bracelets, finger rings and
ossss for sale at much less than the usual prices.
An kinds Of gold ehains, pure roh weSo,nr nru rid
ssys and seals gold pens end pencils gold and silver
himblss brasslets breast pins cut pima iockets ear
Ss s1a s SnS svsr 'p''aees gold tsop charms
sterling silver spoons cups forks, pie hnvss napkin
and .rsy Al ..sSss e. % e
good time, or the money returned
nKPAfRa-
An kinds Of watches and clochs cleaned repaed In
The best manner, at much less than the usual prices
GEORGE G. ALLEN
importer Of watches and jewelry, wholesale and tsa
Ne n Wan street. (up stairs,) near Broadway
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NEW ORLEANS AND MOHuE EXPRNS, PER CRHs
IN cent City, Monday, 18th Inst. Packages and par
cells received till ono r. N. Monday. Lowest rates.
CHAHE Co., ~ Broadway
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sAIE AT CENTRAL NOR
ll rsania and Paramount village Westchester county

IIOUSEB AND LOTS FOR SALE At CKNTfsAL NOR
II rsania and Paramount viagss Westchestsr county
ten and half miles from the city Of New York near the
Harlem rairoad--One two-story house, dtuated on
Washington avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets
the Episcopal Church. houie ~ feet front and 80 feet
deep, with wing 20 by 10 feet lot 30 by 100 fest Also
lot adjoining the same can had f desired Also two
houses and lots corner or Fordham and Eleventh
street. houses each % by 80 feet deep, with good well OF
water In the yard each house contains nine rooms and
cellar Also two superior twostory houses At Paramount
village situated on Farmount avenue. near Prospect
ST. one lot 100 feet front by zoe feet deep equal to eight
city lots the other Is feet front and deep Also
several building lots for sale Terms Of payment half
eash and hal on bond and mortgage For particulars in
quire Of b. Fairbanks builder, Washington avenue be
tween Ninth street and Bahgatc place, or Of r. W Me-
ram, 62 Beekman street.
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UOHGRA CAHH1A0EA Ssos
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET
IN Auction sale of horses, carriages, harness, &c
every Monday and Wednesday, at IL o'clock
JOHN q. GArFI1D, Proprietor.
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yyTANTEn-e0ARD FOR SINGLE GENTLEMAN,
w in private family German or French preferred.
References exchanged Address V. b., Herald Office,
stating terms and location.
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OOPARTNERG1R uOxECW9.
DARTNER WANTED.-A SMART ACTIVE BUNNE3S
1 man, fond Of travel and possessing small capital
VIII hear OF something worth his attention by calling at
room No. T. Fowcrs buildings, Nassau street, betwesn
the hours OF I and p. H.
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INURNISBED ROOMS TO IEr-PLEASANTLY STU.
IL ated, in a small private family where there 10
children or bosrdcrs, to single gentlemen Terms
deate. Apply at No. Iaight street, st. Johns
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VTyANTED-EXPRFSSW WAGONS The PERSON WHO
w called last week in regard to express wagons
is requested to call again. CHASE co, Express Office
roal,r
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NOR sALE-CHEAP, FOR CASH THE LEASE STOCK
I and fixtures of old established groc.ry and
liquor store, doing excellent cash trade Three
years lease to expire Fl the LIST Of MAY next
session given Immediately If required The upper part
of the house pays the rent Of all Sufficient will
be given for selling out, by applying at II Psll street.
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A FEW eELECT FAMILIES AND 0kNrLEAEN CAN
"A be accommodated with . suit or single rooms, Ia
the eligible brown stone houses Nos IS add 81 West
Twenty third street, within block Of oadway The
houses and newly Furnished with all the modern
Improvements, gas hot air and baths and the location "
desirable.
LARGE FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM on sE-
IA coDd floor, to lat. furnished or unfurnishsd, With
Soad not ana cold baths on same door Apply at ls7
hast Broadway.
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED pARIOR AND RED
"A room, on the first floor 10 let, with board, 10
private family. Apply at No SO st. Marks place be-
tween First and Second avenues. Best OF rsfe
quired.
RoARnING- FRONT PARIOR AND BEDROOM
I'D which viii be vacated BY the nrst OF March, viii be
l.t to gentleman and lady, single gentlemen in
the hrst class house 43 West Tweaty second be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues No 0 iren taken Din
p'r at SIX The most unesccptionable reference given
snd required
DoARDING.-A LADY LIVING RETIRED, WILL LET
I'D large and well furnished from. to u lady and
gentleman with full board for the lady ony) Hou,e
contains bath, &c Location pleasant Payment II
board required wee In advance. No interviews with
gentlemen Address Comfort for three days, Brosd~n
Post Office.
DoARp--A SINGLE ROOM WITH BOARD, GOV
I'D venient TO business down toss Also, . room for
Two Terms moderate. Apply at 81 Jay street. third 4reet
ADORE Chambers.
DoARD WANTED IN SOUTH BROOKLyN-PERMA-
ID nent board wanted in respectable private family,
where there is other but few boarders kept
gentleman, his wife, two children, (he oldest not two
yetrs) and servant The location must be pleasant and
the hnue situated between Atlantic and Carol and Court
snd HEry streets Those who have such aeconmoda-
tons may address, (post paid,) j. Post Office Brook
yn stating ocation terms, &c, no others viii be at
tended to.
DOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-A FEW SINGLE
ID gen lemeD beaccommoda' ed with pleasant
b. cukias and tea and dinner Sundays in peeta
Bile part OF South Brooklyn within five minutes walk from
the South ferry Apply at S8 state st., South Brooklyn
LTAGIE HOTEL, CORNER OF FRANKFORT AND VIII
IL liam streets one block from City Tlail.-Gentemen
have well furnished rooms with privilege OF reading
room, from 81 20 to 50 per week twenty Ave cents
Per night; or, two occupying room, " each OHioe
open all night This house Ia doing good business.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEA PLEASANT PAR
IL Tor and bedroom to let at SCS Broadway with partial
board, If desired. Front rooms, S6S Broadway.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, SUITABLE FOR SINGLE
i gentlemen, without board.-APply on the PROMISES
No. State street
INURNISBED ROOMS TO IEr--PLEASANTLY STU
IL ated in a small private family where there
childIe bOsrders, TO single gentlemen Terms
DEBATE. Apply at No Iaght street, st. john =
park.
yITANTEn-BOARD FOR SINGLE GENTLEMAN,
w in private family. German French preferred.
References exchanged. Address V. b. Herald Office
stating terms and location.
fUfA SAlAHL.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OT0PPEp-SUPPOsED TO BE STOLEN ONE SINGLE
- stone diamond ring The have 1t by de.
lsrblng property and payine expenses application TO
sho Original l. Jacobs l02 Chatham street. Watohes
diamonds, and jewelry, for sale cheap.
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Tor SALE, OR A PART TO lEr-A THREE-STORY
i brick house and lot No 776 Greenwich street, third
door north Of Bank street. Lat II e.t inohes by %
feet The house IL built in modern style with IL hsh
walls, sliding doors, marpio man ci
everything in the best manner; beautiful yard and
within 6fty yards of Abingdon square
NOR SALE IN BRoOKLYN-A wHOIIHAIR AND
I retail iquor store Of the be- stands In
the city For particulars, apply TO JAMES CLARKE ~
Columbia street, Brooklyn.
THOR sAIE-HoUsE AND Lot NO. l46 EAST NINE
lar; house 2OIo by So feet for ba. smsnt arst and
and second stories with all the mOien improvements q
gas hot and Geld water range baths wash trays hns,
and dumb waiter and In complete order Inquire sn W
nremikps.
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NOR SALE--A HOUSE AND LOT IN MOTT HAVEN,
10 in Willow place The house l. .h feet front by "a In
depth The lot is so feet by loo in depth Inquire Of
JAS TODD, on the premises, or at so Hudson street.
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tt1 kAn FOR HOCSE, WITH LOT 101 FEET
Dl ,DUO deep, l6 feet 8 inches front and rear
Nine cottages ll1th street. Third for sale
for sbore amount 5000 cash the balance remain mort
gage. Inquire Of DANIEL. BIDwE1L 294 Washington ST.
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HONfFRTs, BALLS, FAIRS, COMMITTEE AND so
~ eety meet ngs, &c--Eegant and spacious rooas
10 accommodate from rs to 1900 persons with all the
conyenences and appurtenancos for the above and SINH
lar purposes, to let the most liberal terms, at the
Chinese Assembly Rooms $50 Broadway betweea Prince
and Spring streets) Apply to II. DENHAM, Saperinten
dent, on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

yNORDHAM VILLAGE LDTS.-ABOCT ONE HUNDRED
beautiful and desirable building lots OF oil Sizes ID
tie fOurishing village Of Fordham We-tchester sounty
sale reasonable terms This place 10
be the most healthy and Of any other
the line Of the Harlem railroad The communication IL
about cents per day. for which you ride upon
trsin stopping this station there being about twenty
greater number than any her village this line Of
The road Every convenience and accommodation
eary for comfort and economy 10 here to be found.
Those DESTROYS Of avoiding the enormous taxes and rents
c;. -h"-,h not ,ot this opportunity escape Of
Joy this life for about half the expense Of city life
Apply TO JOHN BERRlAN or GEO. hanks, at the Land
Oitieo Tordham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

A LARGE FRONT ROOM AND BEDROCK ON st-
IN coDd foOr TO lat. furnished or unfurnishsd, with
board Hot and cold baths on door Apply at 1877
hast Broadway.