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" ltiiNOND AND DANylIts M. IUD,n oprS 70
~ BRAKES BRANCH, 81 MILES ~"
On and alter MONDAY, July
brakes branch ' ''N"AN'"N anu
ne Train will stop for passengers only the following poin
Rohous, Coal fiel, Tounnhawk, PowLataa Mat
sotts shop, Amelia Court House wyanoke Jennnr' or
brakes Branch. - N''''"e anu
Leave RICHMOND. At O'Clock NJ Returning leave brakes
Children under 10 years free provided sr, IL no, or
p " theta From 10 and under Is price
servants travelling by themselves be
pasc that be the Office ana mus he
Cars ~ f~' W ~ y" 'H'
H-fassengers for Lyucburg souihie Train
AZ ayiokah for Rces Station thence by Fs Co.'S STAGE m
LSnehoaIg Passengers for Halifax C. H. DAnye can meet
Mesfr Ngg Cos four horse coaches
except sunday Passengers for Salisbury and
- aoiis y e. Mcssrs. T4cr Coachcs
on lutsaay huTsdays and Saturday brakes branch.
passengers Tor CarSsvie Milton, NaucvS Vile can
meet Moss Co.'S n KcysviIc on Tucsdsys ThuTs
ana saturdays and Cor Milton Nancryyi ~ Fiagv co.,
''ondays, Wednesdays and AT
Nsn n. OsbORNE supt
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q 40 bLiiE tc-The ujreber respectfully informs li
- friend and te puuiie generally, that De IN, tc sor,
Fu taa4s below Mc-srs Webb, bacon Co where De-
are AZ varied election o. every article sacry Establish
'rn' 90 l Iiuafth4 4y had
twenty Ave years experience pie c- that his ,
b. relied on lu addition my business have added m
manufacture Of aH kinds Horse Collar.
90 i- purchased "a TIE N.rtr.
Country Merchant wi. fuI irft 90 call ami
eNaue ar uen-eisys az 81 vh.,h Ill casa of or
credit 90 purctual customer.
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81 cents each.
.LA-LALN- a ILI.I.E

yNIiaicefING TO FA,-rsii--Wc believe it will be inter.
esius 60 the Farmers IN Virginia, they bu,
F't- in H, ou better terns an they la aay Nort
EN- Ng-s and 90 tie above
s.frrH tturfa Furniture alu have priced goods and gone
r North tue purpose buying finding they couI ,ur
CHASE better terms Richmond they
Therefore, cal. the Planters 10 bring 10
t.cir produce aud take home manufactures.
JONES HARDWOOD,
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apAION q BN-NsIIN ut. OF III TUH NI.Z:
4D leo hhds New Orleans
iSS do Porto Rico
81 bbls do SsJ-GARs
IS SSii sss:! !as crushed and Pav,r'a ''
bags
45O do Laguayra
81 Pockets Java SCOFFEF.
Is bales Mocha
g. bags Cape
l2j bbls New Orleans DO
80 " House Syrup do
% hhds Bacon
~ packages Green and Black
49, boxes Adamaniinc aud TaloE Candle.
TurTvutuc soap
625 kegs Nails and Spikes
leg Mass an Sick Iicorce
fmcnt' Pepper, Ginger Painted Buckets Esd Cords an
leading Lines WrsrpaE Paper, Blasting Powder Candle Wick
SiTng sud Blasting Powder Cigars Hoop Iron steel
Window Class starch, Porter, Ale. auSl-i4ctf
e, Siittfhc subscribers -turrsh
~ Tie style C QCALES BROOKE and silt continue te
and shoe Bgsne-- .; the Old Partner
HENEY W. QUABIFS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17

Ohm NJ ROYAL. Grocer coa,unl-sen s.rrh.nt nv,
- doors above Cy otr or,r fr -, A. 49,
s aud Country Merchants the following gOOds .ooaoda.
S Ss:i 81 $ Ss:: sS''i "'' SUGAR
TssGii.. cs:t. RIs.. loorykn.
Java and Mocha,
New Orleans and CUBE Moas.es
aoysIins Co.'S Sugar House syrup
Pouehong Ooon
9unPo-dsr and Young Hy.on, lrH
ff0t the nHest he low
sAlt-LVeTpoo filled sacks
ssanalesmspsrn, AdamAntlns, aud TaIsw
Gross Hcfrtngs-North Carolina and u.uo.x
Nails 10 W dy (Oid Douinionl
Iron and Blistercd Steel
CigArs-from tlO o $50 per NJ
Family Roe Herrings, In half barrel.
Bacon Sides, Shouldcrs and Ham.
OF all kinds Plough Lines. Powder Shot.
soe Wrapping and Letter Paper London Ion
stones OioNersesd-togethe with aTtcles INV
mhS-u
sPRiNG TRADE. Is5S-By Packet. and s,,.n.r, o II
o. bulisli, FRENCH, AND GERMAN GOODS pnTcbss,J a.,
IN he various English and
And beautiful styles OF LADIES' GOODs and m Va.
AIrivals rom New York Boston, are r-yin 90,
Isry.s 90, fAbhlcS, the whole comprising Of the
"eha'e ever been able TO
,oek has been the ost cir
Ne ~ ,hs lat March, will be entirely eouplete and
anu tennessee TO give lion with ne a.,
S sa wiz Dc sold As low bought in any
We have also hand large and .,ocl =,
HH o. manufactured home under our direct an.
S ,nc anu OF inc nc., experienced cutters We have
maue such arrangements In thls as m 20
pete ssiully with in he u,,
The whole will be offered pees ssussctory 10 ths
and upon liberal terms. ~ r'
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- Back Blue, Hr'eu lrd Green grgHeA Cloths
4.h .Ii F-.ey Cfa.Irlsrgs
b. .s IrBD 4'a-a Hat ynsamer-fts
wife. and 'r'a ifuru urUings
s.a aud Narcotics hrEl.lHs
G-us. HaTiuI and SILK Under etirtg
i.sls Thread .It Cotton Ial.. shirts
s..A l.r.a. and Cotton Hail Rose
t..FH nd Haraktr.iI,.. 10 every STYLE
ti.a .aa Cotton Umbrellas
tr4s.ts and Summer Stoke.
W. have Boz staT.s large and ..n.lr r. FOODS
gems. aeu summer v-ar I#r.y ls.l.Tlf.I a.... which W
s'l .s low 40 SIMILAR g'l.s caf D.. Hs. any u.ra
WARREN 4 PrEEISs
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q r,E..:GLE 5 TEigBOi q ".rTE ms >,-ssE!s5...
IEth,' Cssr. Jory bAys-Tle CURTIS PECK----Ss-----
having just undergone thrrugg h Uvyrauiu
' rlaps &c iH accordance with the Late Cor
i '1 saturday morning next, ltl i.t
Dt'gy tis and NORFOLK, leaving te wharf Rockets prrctr
"a osoek every luesy Iiurday aad Saturday morning
Thereafter, 90 tte same hour.
Returning Norfolk each alternate morning. at the Same
-u touching az 30 the regular handbags river going
returning. i.trHt t..eu usual.
l's tI fggt-rIut! or NaTl k......... .......s2
Ia. L..nf. ...h
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vessels are Of the mrs, class built expressly for this trade
anu have sup ror accommOd aons for messengers.
They are commanded ny experienced Car aims well
LOT tue Trade and Who will
w" oe toned mp aud down the river steam and M. be
relied on TO sail promptly A. advertised. -' 1855 -' w
Merchants going North, ordering goods from Bos,op will
70 Their interest ship by th only regular line
'Ith VIII Always be taken low
TO give satifacti n. " V'N anu DOs'on
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining
OF patronage 'e sh@'e
hc Vessels Will lie In Richmond Rockets Boston at
h"~es "hIL DAVID CURRlE, Richmond,
jy29 '' y ~, - ~, bostoh, Agents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17

II Nils HNLg, Importer sI6ic5cs seSrf, fnncs
III Goods 40 los liain would invite the
attention Of City aud Country Merchants 90 eza-e hissto @
experience In oifHng goods ugtn % 'c and abroad
enables give advantages Bis cl,tOcrs. Drlr
Esncy Good Degra, satoltrs and Jewellers VIII Hlt lr.
slilm quality goods Che
will ali fiJsCs be- kept complete Any Kind ~ goods
Willie ordered free 10
ig leading articles wiz D.. lu1,.r.: Gold AMI silver Wate
Goi Chains, Gold Plated aud GIT s-vt'ry ui every ds-
r. Goods i.vd, fU
.j1J, T.- every variety 90 81. ;le IAt styles
rs silver and Plated Ware; Clocks ~ an Elt-. Comb
Buttons, DrIsrs Pine, tUzg.a knyt., llIsr
Mills, So,s. Cologne Water H-.r Gill; Fancy ErN.- Toilet
ps Ilcfn rss "a Is As-.r...us H.leuf.
Gas--e-e Gira Ida-s. Ff.ac Fancy Boxes lHi Perfaery
every description, Letter ana Sn'r PaPcs, ipvslr Pea. r.-
' Waters. sealing Wax, W1N Matches AMI 4E endless variety
tools the above LINE, -1taE lo~ prices
qagg-if ELIAS Hall. 100 Main street.
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y a, IhNtnEiiNI = GWt-lr NOVELs.-IIynKY

We NJ H,n rHNhNtnLitAis GKttT NOV ELs.-nEHTI ~
~ s'ONbIhe history o Henry
ssTs OF her Majesty queen Anne, by himself Ths pre-
sehtc IAAckcray u,,dsJ
ne curiosity OF TIE American public regard 10 th tr no
dueuon OF HE versatile creative pen Though mr. re-
enoahcc TO Vanity Fair Pend
oosTNat|n the shrcwd insight weanrsses Of The
seh.eEiu 'ely OF hitting 10 character
~iI The more reeent writings Of autho
ANlii fAlk-A Novel without a with
vanity Fair must b admitted the mos original urk ~
et ss that has OF late been world IL will take
Astlng place in our literature" -
fkNbESNlS-Thv history Iendenni. his fottnns. aud ~
hs friends and his enemy with
mSt TAKE h stand at the head Of prose satTts
Esy,ut'ic 7 'N"S'' "'s'''s"F'
Tbs above, together all other works OF
anu tesrNydN popular author BOOK statins
-, Piano Forte ana Publishing Establishment Of
nh4 MORRIS o. At.t..-
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lAhLtS6 BROOKE, uca!co~ Hats
bnnnet-, Trunks, street. itch.
m'd a. receyin- fr suitaul
lF Trade
y Merchants Farmers and she public generally Their
the complete
'S ~ any house, aud being DESTROYS selling
o. their
They largely engaged manufacture Of shoes which
~ enable them to furnish article
regulate c sizes Go purchasers. Believing
s 4N!s cheapest they wi az al times end furnish
so.is - Vii prove satisfactory % the
Purchaser, respectfully Invited to call ausn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17

EHASsENGERs rOR NEW YO3yN-SIDE-
WHEEL STEA MSfEFS EOINOEE AND -A;f-HN
1ANESIoHN, OF 200 and 100 rs Bur'hcn.- LES,s'E
Pastr Tor New YORK will bear Ca mind
giant Steamship "ROANORE." Edward CavruIy Commander
leaves Richmond regularly every afternoon az ocosk
by of Suok, allowing 'hem amp shat place
Passage o. New York Including meals ana Guc Room
conraodsuoBS, only.
stectagc only
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orTcE r. ?. a p. x. Il. Co, [
Richmond, May %, 1881.

HMPUArNNT NOTItfs-SrEAMERS BELNI. !. 49,
4 DERE AND PoCNHoNrAS-Unul further s,s-r
both the
between RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE connecting the
after place with the Ericsson Propeller
iHipha.
Tbc BELNIDERE, Captain clifford will
SATURDAY Returning,
TUESDAY afternoon.
Tie rOCAHuNrAS Captain, JONES' will leave Baltimore every
WEDNESDAY Afternoon. Returning, she will Richmond
SATURDAY afternoon, thus Afouling the
opportunities week the two places This will he
fund the and expeditions Wheel
Psbus Cincinnati the south and West generally
Geirht .ppiy LUDLAM & WATSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-17

d OTlC:-The corcyrn Of KENT. PAINE KNIT hsvlr- exc
u Urel ~ limitation, the Subscriber fFrurl
lrtu- %, Uniting Nr. ROBERT s. rR'SE P-rt-s.,
81. continue tbs business unGcT The SAINT ssyie.
HORACr T.. KENT,
WNi q. PAINE
izG-f =. KENT.
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IN retiring frcta huaeFs most cecr;gy confidently &c
Go. patrons she PGbie sEerAy, 'he GE
SEENE = BLAIR.
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gOO fE.' 30. ! L'1O. ''' '''. ailvror =. Jovu.
200 %. no '.0 l''gi%'T' Go G55t5av s5s
4 OFuOy ruHrEEi "uryNFssY" AND CAsriItONr
Brandy t.t.H Verne. w.|.f Patent CsudI, f1urrfr
aus bAyFypoBr, ALLFy = CO.
HTNfCAH.--Tr.. gffsr Tfgsgf.. f,r sale hv
ans joins n. GORDON FOS
NO. pFHUVttV Grk,O-2f tone No. r,t.tIsn Dlau5.
toe-n As frg
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n tsNr PAINE KfNr. importers aud Wholesale oalers
M Forrlzn Dry Goods, No. H. Fourteenth
PAIL TRADE 1882.
ships and Steamers, nom Liver
mportatons Of BRITISH AND
tRENC GOODs the Fall Trade which will be found
variety beautiful styles. We also
from New York and Boston, large
I'd complete assortment American Manufactured ,sou, the
whole comprising desirable stock We
specifically Invite the Merchants OF Virginia, North Carolina and
tennessee, visiting Market to give our stock an
Wit Goods
LIBERAL those Of house In any market In the
epuntry
awe also prepared to exhibit very large and handsome
READY MADE CLOTHING,
with increased facilities In this
Of confidently
found good prices low those
Clothing House In Of the Northern Markets -
Au2I hkNI, FAlNE NM.
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Mustard Egg, and Salt Spoons
Batter Knives, Sugar Tongs, and Shoyes
Plated Tea Ware, In sets % pieces
Casters the elegant patterns
Baskets richly chased aud mounted with Silver .
ChaAug Meat Dishes % TO- H. IL TO-
- ani inches styles; Oyster Dishes
C1nec rea Urns, Coffee BiEyns, SC, &c.
Tea OF tAe most beautiful patterns ec'
sinry Padding MG Tea Caddes Cake Boxes knife
foxes Toilet Baths Cup Tu5s ku washers Wash Ia
All the above articles, with numerous others can o.
fm1iat BULKLEs X CO..,
fr2a
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OCUI.IsTs AND AURISTs.

hEAFNFSS-NEW DISCOVERY --LESIEY'S ORGANIC
IL Vibrator enables deaf persons TO hear distinctly At
church. and public assemblies, and affords all the
lance That possibly could be desired To be had at 81
Idspenard street New York Of Il. r. BKUGMAN. only
agent for America Price sc, 90.
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AgITSSpiICNsY.

r,ORTUNE TEIIING.-SiRS ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
Europe for her skin in foreelliug the future viii
furnish intelligence about MI circumstances Of ife to al
who may address her Mrs Alvin speaks the English,
French and German lsnguages3ll Broome street near
Christie street. up STAIRS Office hours from 10 A. N. TO
aPp.
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CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS. - PROFESSOR B.
y Brown Williams, the original discoyerer Of Electro.

APIfuTUAL hANIF FSIAIIUNS. = PKUFESSUK b.
~ Brown Williams the original dscoverer of Electro
Psychology and subsequently of the achemistc of
the system will by special request discuss some
Of the causes Of these phenomena and give expert
mens illustrative Of the why honest heart may
evo in the hypothesis set forth by Dr. Dodd at Metropo
Titan Hail. He is astonished that these manifestations
should be treated seriously they by Of sound
minds. He WILL however, show the possibility of
healthy influx of the elements of the spiritual world by
experiments Last Saturday evening the large audience
Of the elite and ia fashionable Of the CITY, perfectly
delighted with his astounding experiments. Tuesday
evening of this week, at Beecker Buildings, corner OF
Heecker and Morton streets has been set apart as the
time and place for this deneation OF the
spiritual character Of this age For good seats go early
Admission rs cents. To at half past oclock
Ministers Of the Gospel and Editors respectfully invited
free of charge Professor w viii lecture again on his
favorite subject Thursday evening and Saturday
evening for the especial benefit of the poor OF the city
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THN LECTURE SEASON.

nR. WIETING-THIS EVENING, AT CLINTON HALL.
IL at ~ o'clock lectures the lungs circulation of
the blood of the of consumption &C. with
his large and magnificent collection OF manikins, skee
MISS BACON'S HISTORICAL Lessons IN BROOK
lVl lyn--The course will commence this evening" at
Professor Grays lecture ROOM No 90 Montague place. at
half past o'clock Tickets for twelve lessons - sin
gle Tickets SO cents, at D. Smiths bookstore, and at
the lecture room.
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KSTRUCTTOR.

A cADEMY OF PENMANSHIP.-OIIVER b GOLD
"A SMITHS writing rooms, $50 Broadway. first corner
above the Irving House New York Open daily from
o'clock A. M too NJ except saturday evenings Ia
dies classes at IL aud CLOCK Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays Terms reduced to So for ten lessons -
for twenty lessons Gentlemens classes at A. M and
and O'Clock NJ Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Terms IS fer ten lessons $40 for twenty Ave lessons
Separate parors private instruction which may b
taken sung the convenience Of the pupil Terms
SIb PAYABLE In advance No extra charge
the above classes. For sale, GoldniJhs oysteai of
Penna nship, ~ elegant copy book, with ample In
sructonprice 25 cents per copy or five copies for 81
A YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING THE
n common English branches, German and French lan-
gusges, and music, wishes situation In q family or
school prefers going south Address Miss Belma Jersey
CITY Post Once.
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DEOPLES LECTURES-THE NEXT LECTURE OF THIS
course will be given in the Tabernacle, Tuesday
evening 22d instant by Rev Theodore Parker of Boston
Subject" The Anglo Saxon Race-their origin, charac
ter and influence" Lecture to commence at O'Clock
Tickets only one shilling.
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LNRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES ENINo
classes and private lessons during the day, Tor ~
dies and gentlemen at the Academy 6O9 broadway, ros
No 1.-irof MOUT0N will commence TO morrow evening,
from to o clock with Hs system of in
strucon l. the most expeditions method Of learning Ian
puaqes IL obviates all the culties with which the stu
dent usually Is obliged to contend srd enables hi@ "
converse very soon with and rapidly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21
POLITICAL.

TINE FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
i COMMITTEES, convened pursuant to notice the
ming Of Monday, February a. 1858. at No. p Whitehall
street. whereupon more than two thirds of the
duly elected bring the committee organized
by the unanimous appointment Of A. j. Perry chairman
Michael Do1an and Charles McCay secretaries and Pat
rick Hogan, treasurer And at an adjourned meeting,
held at the same place. the 18th of said February
unanimously
Resolved That the democracy of the First ward are
devoted to the long established and werecognized prn
cpes and of the party and DESTROYS by their
every effort to co operate with all democrats in sus-
Resolved That In Tammany Hall recognize the Old
Wgwam Of Democracy in aud for the city and county OF
New York and that, regrettng any attempted organza
tion of democrats outside the light of its council ares
cordially invite all to union of the democracy for
the sake Of tho Union well fora vigorous support
Of those principles, State and national nov so tri
umphant. A. j. PERRY Chairman.
c aais1s a DSH1s Secretaries.
TWELFTH wARD-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
Ward Committee of tho Twelfth ward met at tho
house of John Farley Fourth and l2th street.
on Friday evening February s and organized BY elect
ing John Dayne Chairman, James Mcleod Secretary,
and John hcCusker Treasurer. On motion of Isaac g.
Austin the following preamble and resolutions
nimously adopted
whereas, certain men, claiming to be Representatives
Of the democracy Of the city of NewYo have arrogated
the power Of calling themselves the Democratic General
Committee, and that this small minority still continues
be it
Resolved That we look upon them as and
view them common enemies for the old maxim is
that all who not for against u.s.
Resolved, That sustain the action of the Sachems
now, we did in 1SAS in their declaring who regular
and who unregular.
Resolved, That we have the utmost confidence in our
representatives, John Macarthur, John s. Austin aud
Charles Boce old and tried democrats representing the
democracy Of the Twelfth ward faithfully and honoraby
Resolved, That we know only democratic General
Committee in the City of New York, that of which Lo-
renzo B. Shepard ID Chairman, 7. B. Glover, and A. S.
V0sburgh, Secretaries
Resolved That national democrats sustain the
actions OF the Baltimore platform. We recognise ne
and that Is, democratic victory.
JOHN H. DAYNE Chairman.
JAMES MCLEOD, Secretary.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

kA CENT DAGUERREOTYrE5-- THE FINEST CLASS
cO Ct pictures taken are at H. v. HARRIS, corner
Of Bowery and Grand street. where the best materials
used and ell pictures finished complete without extra
charge. Family groups and children taken correctly
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A CARD.-A YOUNG MAN (FRENCH) DEsllss
IA situation private tutor He will give instructios
in the Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French and German Ian
gusges, and mathematics The best Of references will Be
given. Apply, or address Pbilomath, 2o5 Bowery.
RooKREEpTNc, ARITHMETIC, &C, THOROUGHLY
ID taught by W. J RENvILLE, No. 2s9 Broadway.
Zach student Is separately instructed and rapidly sd
yanced in his studies while the knowledge parted to
him s found to be readily available in practice Open day
and evening
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A PARTNER WANTED-WTTH A CASH CAPITAL or
"A OF 0G0 in established retail grocery store in
good location. chance is offered. Address NJ
box sos Post Office.
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1On n0O OF BRAND1E5, WINES GIN
sDlOO.UOU rum, whiskey, sordials syrups,
segsrs, &s no. &c. in every variety, for sale ia quaint
than usual prices, by W. II. UFDERIuII. 40 Broome
street corner Crosby.
On 900 OLD STYLE JUGS or sCHIEDAx GIN
ZO.OOO schnapIa, the ducst n,edicinal article
imported 100 cases, containing twelve bottles each
shoce old club schDapp-, warranted pure, for sa BY
WM- IL UNDERH1LL, $50 Broome street, Gro by
8S1OT or 800 BARRELS GUIhNISS XXX BROWN
n stout also n.y. Perkins TO s porter and sos
scotch ale Philadelphia ale porter and stout sx.ra
quality bewcd expressly for the proprietor and for sale
In quantities to suit, by WIN. H. UNpERHuJ, No. 40
Broome street.
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VALUABLE ROLLING MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
Y The subscribers offer for sale the Greenwich Iron
Works. situated in the town of Greenwich, Conn, ~
miles west of Stamford and IS miles from this city.
the Manus river being Of the best water powers in
the State. The property consists Of Rolling Mill capable
Of finishing 5000 tons Of iron per annum; Wire MILL
tanning 20 blocks large and small Chain factory two
land These works in full and successful opera
ton with material hand for about three months work
Possession could be given without delay. Apply to
HOI.DANE CO., 81 Washington street
VITANTED TO DISPOSE OLA GOOD BUSINESS
wv which pays 500 per month. But small capital re
CURED Inquire for Mr.. f., PSI Greenwich street.
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TERRY FOR SAIE-THE TRUSTEES OF ST. PAT
ricks Cathedral offer for sale the ferry from the foot
Of Twenty street to Calvary Csmstery Including
with lease from corporation of New York Of bnkhead and
pier foot Of Twenty third street East river For particu
lars inquire Of HUGH KELLY, 1888 BOwery.
Nor SALE-LEASE FIXTURES, AND FURNITURE
I of nne restaurant and dining saloon located on
great public thoroughare, and the Sun and Herald
Offices which il Of the best locations doing good
business. Apsly to ROBINSON, IS Nassau street. up
ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

TINO LET-T0 SMALL GESTEEI. FAMILY, A THREE
Il story brick house with basement in desirable locn
tion in Hoboken three minutes walk from the ferry on
Washington street the rent Of which will be taken In
board by gentleman. his wife and child. Satisfactory
reference given and required. Apply at So Chambers
street. from TO A. N. and 3 to 4P. NJ
JOHN NJ BOARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

TITO CARPENTERS JOINERs, &C.-BETwEEN SEVEN
ty and eighty planes, comprising hoows and rounds
Gs and other beads nearly to be sold for so
cash. Can be at Mr.. HOILfERS Bloomfield street
third door above Third street. Hoboken before Thursday
next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

DROTESTANT ASSOCIATION MEMBERS OF
i Empire Lodge, No l. P. A. are requested to be
Punotual in attendance at their lodge roou Of
Broone street and the Bowery the morning of Tnes
day, I'D inst at O'Clock precisely to join their breh
of the Order in celebrating Washngtons birthday
By order, GEORGE STEPHENS W. M
JOIN AoIIRoY, Recording Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATE FIRE Mr. CHAR
PEN1lfR informs the public III Vt lie Il ready for tho
very reduced prices and In lots to suit purchaser ala
roadway.