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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
ENORMOUS YIELD OF CORN.

The following is the statement of Mr.. Geo.
Walker, Of Susquehanna county, who took
premium of $50 al the annual meeting Of the
Agricultural Society, last week, for the lar
eest crop Of corn being l6o bushels Of shell
led corn to The acre. We believe this never
has been equalled in the United States
There were several other competitions, but
96s bushels 10 the acre, raised BY John
Biizer, Of Lancaster county, was the neA,
highest, and 90 by John A. M'Rea, Of White
Marsh, Montgomery county, was the next
George Walkers Mode of Cultivation He
poughed .fUe acres, Of green sward, for corn,
the beginning Of May, and hauled one bundled
load Of manure on the same. The manure
was spread, the ground was well narrowed,
and planted the last OF May, in rows three
and half foet apart, running north and south,
and three feet apart in The rows running east
and west, from three 10 five grains in the
hill Two bushels of lime, mixed with three
bushels of plaster, was applied 10 said five
acres Immediately after it came up A plow
did not enter the field after the corn was
planted The ground was KEEP, loose and
mellow, and the grass and weeds subdued by
the use Of the cul,ivator, making but little
use of the hand hoe. A specimen OF The
| corn was exhibited at the State Fair, at Ian.
caster, in October, being Of the white flint
species, eight rowed, small cob, and long
ears, more han one foot in length.
In addition 10 the enormous yield, one hun.
dred and sirty bushels 10 the acre, Of sheled
corn, the same field, containing five acres,
produced twenty tons of superior pumpkins,
some Of which weighed more than forty. y.one
pounds. Said field is situated on one of the
highest hills in Susquehanus county, being
an Oak, Pine, Beech, and Sugar Maple ridge
soil, sandy loom.
GEO. WALKER.
October 90, 1852.
This statement is accompanied with the
certificate of Hon. VIM. Jessup, VIM. D
Cope, and A. Chamberln, certifying iha: the,
measured the field, counted the rows, amt
the hills in each row, and husked ,wen,y-si,
hills, being fair average of the whole field
and that this made yield equal 10 one hun
dreG and sixty bushels Of shelled corn 10 III
acre.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12
WIN. M. ROCKEFELLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
SUNBUzsY, PA.
n. L. SHINDEL,
ATTORNEY At = AW.
SUNBURY, PA.
December 4, lS52.-tf
HARRISBURG STEAM WOOD


guyURNING AND SCROLL SAVING
Il SHOP.-Wood Turning in all its branches,
in city style and at city prices. Every variety OF
Cabinet and Carpenter work either on hand or
turned to order.
Bed Posts, Balusters, Rosetts, Slat and Quar-
ter Mouldings, Table Legs, Newell Posts, Pat
terms. Awning Posts, Wagon Hubs, Columns,
Round or Octagon Chisel Handles, &c.
tB- This shop is in STRAWBERRY AL
LEY, near Third Street, and as we intend to
please all our customers who want good work
done, it is hoped that all the trade viii give us
call.
ry Ten-Pins and Tcn-Pin Balls made to or
der or returned.
The attention of Cabinet Makers and Carpcn-
ters is called to our new style of TWIST
MOULDINGS. Printers Rigets at 5 per 100
feet. W. " hlChoh'
February 7, ls52.--ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-12

LOVE is like honesty, much talked about
but littls understood
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A HUNDRED YEARS AGO In his History
Of Massachusetts, Bradford states that on The
anniversary Of the Society for Promoting lu-
dus,ry, three hundred females Of Boston as
sembed on the Common with their spinning
wheels, They were neatly atlired in cloth
of their own manufacture, and great crowd
of spectators collected 10 witness The scene.
This was in 1883, just one hundred years
aoo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
EDUCATION.

II NG-SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT STANWfCH CT,
ID thirty miles from New YorkTorms for board tut
ton washing re-, $50 per term $40 year Circulars
he had at Raynors bookstore No rs Bowery whore
the principal be every Tuesday in kia month,
between the hours Of 1 and y. M.
THEODORE JUNE. Principal
AIR. H. DE GRAND-vALS CLASSICAL ENGLISH.
III Trensh and Spanish boarding school for young gentle
mes No Hudson terrace, Hoboken, N Terms Der an
$40 TO $50 for full Of studies French VOCAL
muse and drawing, included Circulars at institution
pICHARD HOFFMAN RESPECTFULLY Announces
III to biz pupils and ien that he from Ia
rope to sesone his professional engagement osm uioA.
ssss DO sasfssstS " - feeoaes, e Frisss SAssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

LBERT H. NICoLAY, AUCTIONEER. GREAT AND
rtss situated on Fort n New Brighton Staten Island
win sell at aucti,n on Thursi lay October ~ 1853 at 4
cottage sites stusted on Fort Hill at the romantic village
Of either the New BRIGHTON or Tompkinsye ferries
York Bay Sandy Hook the Atlantic o1eap Long Island
North rivers the city Of Newark and the Newark bay
fact the unsurpassed being perfectly surrounded
by water and is impossible to take this 1t 10
situated the highest point of elevation, commanding
without exception, the finest IN the world. The
time from portion Of this property by Steamboat
Wall street, New York. is about forty minutes These
desirable lots have many beautiful shade upon them
situated nearly midway between the New Brighton
and Quarantine ferries The boats landing at Tompknsvle
every hour from o'clock A. until y. NJ, and the
WHITEHALL New York, at ll1s o'clock r. NJ
which gives to doing business
city Of New York DESTROYS of making this beautiful
place their private residence. The commutaton only SIS
which is lower than any railroad stage route
the city ofNew York This is chance rarely TO be met
WITH aud worthy the attention Of capitalists as well as
those who seeking obtn healthy locations for settle
The streets are now being graded at the expense
the sixty cent in ON bond and
mertase for FIVE years at seven per cent and the title y in
apply Rsy Tompkins ESQ., enc door from the corner Of
to ALBERT H. NICOLAY Az Wall street. \. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
FURNITURE.

ENAMELLED COTTAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID dealers will end complete, asaortAsLt q beaded
pentine high post cottage and other styles at MA
fHEWs bTICY's No. 526 Broadway, of spring
Thoes who the set No ~ eass Cfyral
Palace, know how tier furniture 10 finished.
DICH ROSEWOOD TURNITURE-B. STcREY worI ID
III rsrticulsry invite persons about Arsr
fuvn ture sssmne he rpeTh ftock As ~ st,rr re
Broao.sy. TLe mort fashionable gyIet a. Ib.esls
.. s1c.Eg, W Eselssry. eiIssa ~ F;1stu Hg.e@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

VAN DUMONT, AUCTIONEER-FIvE TWO STORY
w and basement brick hcqsss and lots on Fiftythr&
Thursday October ~ at o'clock at the Merchants Ex
change I'VE two story basement brick houses and lots es
Third beginning 100 feet east Of Second avenue
trmmir gs iron ratings &C. Each house contains IL
and sliding doors marble mantes, CRATES, cookns
and Croon water hard finished walls &c. Houses IN
feet inches by % feet; lot 10 feet inches by 100 feet
inches In the immediate vicinity the Second and Third
avenue railroads ohirds Of the purchase money
remain on bond and mortgage Sale positive.
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A Dopwo.TH's DANCING ACADEMY. NO. COS
DreavdyNow for the reception pupils WedAes
sy hursai asd saturAay asr. sons fer ade. and child
day with band Of usic every
and evening" soirees for pnpils
seufmonthly number Of dances will be introduced
IBIS season prssussd during recent visit 70 Lsndea and
PARA.
AIRS A. LANNLYs DANCING SCHOOL AT M0NrA,
AM RE Hall opposite the City HalD, Brooklyn is
open Wednesday az Saturday afternoons AZ 3 o'clock
Mrs q assisted by her daughter Manecs Dansantes eN
cluveV FOR pupils and paron private classs and schools
attended. Address a. Livingston street, Brooklyn.
MR. cEARRUAuD's DANCING AND WILTZTNC
Wl cassos for the st&sS, will Saturday Dd
instant ~ hs "a Eas Thirteenth street Of Broad
way. Aitsrneon elast fo- ladies, misses and Has.ers
Tuesday Weanssday FRIDAY and saturday f 81 o'clock;
S1ree aansants expressly FOG patrons pupa once
Moon elase for ladiee misses Wed..
cay and Saturday, st ~ Tor fsrecltr plsaee proeuxs
escrl arr at the above place.
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.-sTOCK OF HAIR
wnrs German staple and fancy goods y. VAN AN
street two hundred and fifty lots and packages Per par
,s sec catalogues, which are now ready. forms, TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
PUBLICATIONS.

CPIRITUALIsN, by JUDGE EDgoNDs AND DR.
= Dexter with Appendix, by Governor Tamadge COS gcs
octave price 81 & For sale nt Tho Spiritual Book nd
Telegraph 0fice, Ao pgoadway. paEyRlDeE BRITAIN,
kvkLsSsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

c. TURTLE ACCOMMODATIONS ROOTS,
n. hyaciAths, tulips crown impsrals, &c-A FUTILE
win sell this day a. II o'clock At No wan street.
tulips imperias crocus adolus TO- from
the nursery of VAndsrshsot Sons Holland Catalogues
Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

II ENKYsH LEEDS AUCTIONEER.-HENRY II LEI
co. rl sell BY auction Friday October Hst, 20
ssnes u Mr. Soiomen Koh.stam vsnderbits
ease, extra piano forte imported from Paris beautiful
psntnss by the most LIBERATED artists Of NE Hunie
school sofas, chairs arm d. ke; beds bedding
French bedstsads cane seat ana ether chairs ehas siss
Burgundy vine The stsamb at leaves foot Of Nhitsha
street very hour, and lsnds she house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

ID w. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER-WILLS SELL TIL 2
III. Thursday morning at o'clock precisely At No. 1870
West Twenty eighth street. the paror and basement usn
ure Of gentleman goiDg Europe consisting Of beautiful
assortment Of itches with all no china oroeksy ana
cutlery elegant suit paror furniture in velvet;
superior mahogany pianoforte; lamps and ma1ts
bureau fine hair nattrees chairs in veve feathes
beds &C. with valuable paintings and sngrayngs The
goods must 30 removed day sale and deposit re-
sured Of every purchaser saturday elegant furniture
Thirteenth street. Wednesday next furniture in Jane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

WILLIAM s. MELLOR, AUcTIONEER.
w makers stock 1t auction, Thursday Oct 10 M l0iS
o'clock At the spacious warerooms Of Mr. william dulter,
Bedford street. The stock consists Of
elegant carved parlor SUITS Trench satin
trocaee; rosewood, top centre, pier and side
blss mahogany and wannt do six carved oak marble
bedroom suits vizeak bedtead bureau and nasstand
match, rosewood, mahogany, and walnut inarb!e-top
bureaus with oval glasses mahogany sofas mahogany
spring chairs do rockers of every dssarp
ton wadrobes three secretary bookcases:
ler stegsres beautifully esrysd mahogany and walnut
easy chairs dressing tables &cthe whole forming Of
the desirable assortept Of good first class furniture
been offered auction this This sale sRsrs
great for the trade and others the whole
positively to be Sold Mr. Gufer is about changing his
business Catalogues be obtained 1t the
Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

A UCT1oN NoTICE.-vALUABLE STOCK OF EARTH.
WERP SON viii sell Friday Oct. 81 at 10 o'clock, q.
49 Eighth avenue between Thirty first and Thirysecond
by house retiring from business the entire
steck Of rich French and English china tea and
dinner superb glass; Bohemian glass; French vases
lamps chandeliers gandoles, solar lamps glass shades
Britain MIA table cutlery In sets rich tea trays and
walters toilet fancy goods &C. The whole selected with
great care expressly trade and everything Of the
rst quality Catalogues ready the suction ROOM No. 1853
Pearl street. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
COPARTNERshIP NOTICES.


40 OnN TO A,00-A PANTHER WANTED IN
DC.UUU livery stable with the above capital; stock the
the city To suitable man this chance ,sldem Of
The business paying $OO0 70 SS~ elea- PROFIT
The advertiser will give the best Of reference 70 tes
7 the truth OF the above statement Apply ~ note i'd
dressed Stable, Herald ofhc.
Q.0Sn WANTED, A MAN, WITH THE ABOVE
ILCU. amount 70 take the place Of of the present
hrm . light rng business in this city, that
100 which will be shown interview. Reasons
for leaving the business i'll health Address Health Herald
uGice
A PARTNER wANTED-WITH FROM 81 900 TO g. $50,
"A In good, safe and profitable business One having =
knowledge the hating business preferred Address AL
Herald Office, for two days.
THE FIRM OF RYAN, WEIR co. IS HEREBY DIS
solved Philip H. Ryan retiring from the The
naming will the business nnd settle the
affairs Of the late firm. PHILIP II. RYAN.
GEORGE H. WEIR
JOHN N. HYDE.
NoTIcB.-THE coPARTNERsHIP kxIsTING AT l4s
IN Bowery New York since LIST May, 1853, under the style
Henry Keinoke hereby dissolved by mutual consent
due BY said firm will be paid presentation "
Henry Reinoks, at Astoria, l. l. HENRY REINCKE,
New York October IL, 1858. THOMAS SPINk.
DARTTER wANTED.-THREE GENTLEMEN, Hkv
ns capital and control $4,000 70 e3oo GO
Western trade anxious assosat< with
active partner with capital Of 80 eO0 TO 80 go
ole will be given OF safe and profitable in
vssSnout Please address 7. 7. n. Herald sfhce.
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LIQUORS, &c.

LIQUORS, &c.
REANDIES, WINES, GIN, SCHIEDAM SCHNAPP3
ID Scotch Irish anl Monong ahela wskey, cordals
pyraps scgars &e from bonded warehouss store ID
to suit wholesale retail buye-n At twenty PEI
bslaw all other houses by w. ii. UNDERHILL, 40
Bro ont street, Masonic Tempe.
CLUBHOUSE GIN.-TBE SUBSCRIBERS oEFER FOR
~ GALE rom susomhouse lock- this superior brand OF H0l
land gin. lso from store the article put in
Of twelve Bltoh TASKS EACH for family CAMPBELL
BROTHERS. sole i'm porters No. Pine street, Broad
way.
III and verzensy Sohreder other very fine
wines wines brandic Wines whi.hey GIN ale
porter no. &C. in bottles Of qualities and st
below any other house, by WM H. UEDxkdLI scrnsr ~
Breopne p~d Crosby txeetr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

A UCTION SALE OF 400 BUILDING LOTS ON BERGEN
"A Hill.-PETER PARKS Auctioneer-Z Newell Co.,
will sell at auction Thursday and Friday, Oct 10th and
2ls at solesk NJ precisely on the ground, 400 valua
lle building situated the Newark plank road and the
old Bergen read only two miles from Jersey City ferry by
the which quarter Of hour The location
vailed, being elevated free from rsek and other oh
bay the city of Brooklyn TO- and fine inland
prospect including the city Newark and other places form
splendid panorama The situation perfectly healthy,
and the property the best offered
ulad Sixty cont remain bond and mortgage fer
three six cent Title perfect Extra stages will
run on the day Of sale For map. and rsrteuars apply to
weather rainy the above days the sale will take
place Monday and Tuesday October Gath and 18th.
A LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n sale Of IS large villa Sites situated in Hamilton Grove
at Fort Hamilton obtaining from three each
handsomely shaded with forest reesAlbert H. Nicolay
will sell at auction Tuesday Oct % 1853 at III o'clock,
A. the ground % large elevated villa Sites containing
from to three each beautifully wooded with forest
New Jersey Staten Island New York bay New Utrecht,
Bath Coney Island Grayesend and the whole
country This property adjoining the 800 plots sold At
on and private sale within the past six months and several
buildings in erection and large number under
tnract to be commenced in short time The distance is
only five miles from the Hamilton ferry and accessible by
steamboats, and stages the entire The contemplated
railroad viii directly through this property 70 cent
remain mortgage Abstracts of title furnished
purchasers free Of Free tickets by steamboats, and
stagss also and further particulars furnished app
cation TO J. W. Barker and j. c. Sanders No. Nassau
street, or to ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Auotioneer
40 Wall street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

HENRY H. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OIL
III piinSngs-HENEY LEEDS co. will sen BY
auction fhursday October 3D. st o'clock In gallery
nodern Europesn oil p.lntoss eonisns Of several Largo
celebrated sydney Cooper Coles, Thsye and other oele
irsea artists Also few fne marine subjects mater
which we'll dervng the attention Of sonno,eurs and
the beet workmanship and will be aod frames included
without They VII be ready for exhibition Mon.
AZ AVA iss wb<S ss,Ascssss VII b yssay is asxLve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

CposTTsr -FULL FLOODED PHIzEKING CHARLES
- Fsrs Esias srsyheuEds, Newfoundland sheep dogs
vat~s seys ssssh and English erriere broken poinrra
.ss.rs a. iArrz Assgbse asd ChittssoDs fses ~ ~
gSg rssssl HRE gtEay. " ,.sxt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
CLOTHING. &c.


VARIETY OF LADIES' AND chill DREN'S READY.
IA made garment infants and ladies' ooaks will be sold
extremely low prices for week. the about 70
be altered Mt oo Broadway two doors above Fourth street.
(NLOTHING AND rURN1TURE.-LADIES AND GEN.
~ temeu being DESTROYS Of converting the
obtain fair cash price by sending the subscriber
Elm street. or addressing him by post. M. s. COHEN.
CLOTHING, FURNITURE-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
having any to dispose Of receive fair cash price ~
sending to the stores 81 West Broadway and II West Broad
way place or by letter Ladies attended to by Mrs Cohen
J.. COHEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

John Z. VANpEWATER, AUCTlONEER. = LARGA
positive and abrasive sale Of 1853 desirable
in Eighth ward Of the city Of Brooklyn the Ninth
Tenth, and Eleventh avenues Middle braxton, shsrmM
on Thursday October 90 at IL o'clock NJ at the Merchants
Exchange New York, this desirable property SO esibl,
building in the Eighth ward Of the
Of Brekys bs9ndsa BY sixteenth and streets
about minutes distance from the Atlantic Hamtou
ferries by the Third and Fifth Plank
stages The Ninth 10 being graded and paved
and the other process Of being opened rh
property located In Of the most rapidly
Brooklyn and offers fine inducenent to the capitalist
mechanic working Each lot q feet front BY 100 deep
against nuisaHoes will be inserted In the
Title unquesionabls Terms liberal aid made known 81 Tie
Of sale. Maps ready ut the ofoe
the Auctneer No. Nassau street. Of Pine, oppss
CustSn House.
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VXTANTED-rOR A SMALL FAMILY OF THREE PER
w CONS mo chldrenD about four rooms, 10 genteel
walk from Chatham
The city reference given. Address W. Sanders No.
1 Chatham
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VHANTED-To HIRE APARTMENTS UNFINISHED,
w without board, by gentle and his wife, IN the
neghborhood OF Washington market Address g., Herald
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Inn AAA SEGAkS AT AUCTI0N-FRlDAY,0 Nth
lOO,OUU October, at 81 Dey street corner Of Green
wich an Assortment Of foreign and domestic sessrs
every variety Of style together with teas sugar Gomez
SALT pepper mustard, and other groceries: Also Ganay
UCTIoN NOTICE.-wM. b. JONES, AUCTIoNEER
will sell this day, at the store No. 10 Spruce street. AZ
l0 o1oek A. NJ the furniture of family leaving the city,
consisting Of carpets BEDS chairs tables mahogany
bedssds and lot Of kitchen furniture DC At III o'clock
A. M pipes Of brandy 100 bottles Of brandy 10 botle OF
gin, and % boxes Of herring.
uCTION WORCESTERSHIRE OIL PAINTINGS,
"A &s-0SGO0D CONKLIN will sell at their salssroom,
Us Fulton street. Friday October 2ls vt 1919 oclsck
general assortment Of superior city made cabinet furniture
consisting part of elegant carved parlor suits
hrceatee and plush SOFAS tete ates tables
sion tables stegerc book and music stands gothic
and scroll marble top and plain dressing
Also invoice of oil paintings and engravings.
UCTION NOTICE.-1HOMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER
"A By W. s. Ingrahsm.-arge and valuable sale this day
half 10 O'clock In the sale 10 North William
street. Of choice household furniture of all descriptions
French bedstreads Also the entire furniture
family giving housekeeping Sale continued Friday
UCrION NOTICE-R ". FROST, AyCTIoNKBR-
"A Stsrs No Is Spruce street. respectfully gives notice that
he attend the sales Of heusshsd furniture 81 the rc
denses Of families reasonable terms Cash advances
any amount when desired.
REyKRKrs1s:
Tbsnas MsErath, Esq, President Of Nassau Bank.
David culver Rsq., 81 CNK street.
Mesgrs Hudson q Smith, lls Fulton street,
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n d. NAsH,1 AUCTI0NEEa-sTOR $40 BROAD
~: wayashcrTs sale on Friday, Oct u at 10 A. NJ, At
35 West Thirty seventh street, the Ninth avenue
large and valuable lot Of machinery such shangs pull
leyp, hangers betting, boilers, tools, 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-GENTLEME AND THEIR
ID wives wishing good hoard nnd handsome rooms
m the double house @ Washington street. Brooklyn only
single rooms for gentlemen The house lately opened
every and 10 frat class every respect Terms mode.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

DETER ROBERTS 4 CO., oONLY) STORE, g75 BROAD.
have just received very largo stock Of French
Swiss and British Aecdewcrk bands founengs and trim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

ITO LET-THE STORE NO 1876 FULTON STREET, FROM
tae uut the LIST Of Nay, and longer II
desired good tenant will be rentei low rent $500
till May Apply ntxt deer ~ No lT Fulton street.
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high ceilings 100 feet deep, by y feet wide and better
lighted than house in the city, No 81 Green street three
doors from Broome street. suitable for manufacturing pur
poses lodges viii make the hest military drill
New foTt Inquire CT DR.. HOMER BOSTWICk, J4
Broadway
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WIN. II. FRANKLIN i son WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
On saturday Oct; % 1853, at l21a o'clock at the

w On saturday, Oct ~ 1898, at l257 O'Clock, at the
Merchants Exchange
BY order of JACOB LITTLE % CO,
J shares Of the spts stock Of the Delaware aud Hudsos
Canal Co. Par value Slcu Also
5000 Ineis Central Railroad bonds, with stock rights ot
shares Of stock to each bond Of 0b.ng the
issue Of three millions bonds Of 10Th June last
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BOARD IN BROSKLYN.-TWO OR THREE YOUNG
ID gentlemen be Accommodated with partial board
moderate No. II Clinton street, Fulton street
ave nsiI ties walk from Fulton ferry.
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IcyTRA PAY-ALL U. 8. NAVY SAILORS WIG
~ u vessel in the Pacific at any time from
1876 to 1853 promptly obtain their double Of
EDWARD BISSELL, Agent,
date Purser o. s. N, % South William st. below Haii