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The GEORGIA STEAM BocrOR.-Of all the
places the world has in its composition, Colum- Z
bia county has been the most fortunate in Sc
curing able steam doctors" Indeed, 1t has%
been difficult matter for a man to de, Who
had taken a dose of 50 Sampsia," scientlncally
given a la mode, and then carried through the
: alarm" We were not tile amused some
time ago at hearing our old friend Hall tell an
incident in the professional routne of one Of the
IS Simon Pure" - double rcfned," and fas-
ted" practitioners of the Thompsonian system.
The doctor called in great haste to see
patient, who was cOmftiHg excessively from some
cause or other unnecessary to mention. When
he arrived, a fhotherly old creature was in at
tendance, and in state of great alarm, from
the profuse vomiting of the patient This beng
one of the first calls the doctor had received A.
ter his Diplomatic from ten days reading hes ~,
a matter of course, was put to his g trumro3@'
and became excessively alarmed. The old 1o4x|
was anxious for the safety Of the patient, ~
approached the doctor imploringly and kinafy,
in the following manner:
"Well doctor, DOCTOR" said she, s do tell me
what is the matter with Patsey Did you ever
see any body puke so !"
"Well, ma am" said the doctor, :" she has
'culler ailment, well 'splained by Dr. Thompson,
and called rOotic serutiney.
! "Ob la what strange disease Y SAID the
old woman '.Did ye ever see sich case afore,
doctor ~
"Many time, maam," said the doctor
Sc and have read many more of 'em in Thomp-
son than DR.. Rush ever seed or told old Hoppe
craty about in all his time, and you know he
had great name" :
And Ia, DOCTOR said the old lady," what
is the cause of the disease;"
"Well, ma'am,' said the doctor, drawing q
long sigh and looking very wise, "it has as
many agencies of cause as they have fiies IN the
world or sands on the creek banks, according
to the old mineral doctor, but Thompson tells
ali about it in common old-fashioned talk; and
tell you now not to be alarmed, for l have
piyen her liberal dose Of herpe po,rder, indys S
slipper and iobiVy, and she will get well in less
than no time, and no mistake"
But oh, dear doctor, what causes her to keep
puking ana straining so y cried the old lady
well, ma am, to be positive said the doc
tor, '' and show you that You need not be scared,
/ ,ciH let yot kaoio q Is caused by morbid
condition. of the stomach. ,chich makes The
head go tizerang, fi=eraag, trhieh flies to the
, stomach, makes IL turn ifseif Inside out, and
! shakes om epery thing In if''
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The following interesting anecdote Of the
father of President Pierce, and the era -
seventy-six, is told by a correspondent Of the
New York Times, writing from Lowell. Mass:
Among the places of interest in this vicinit
is the birthplace of Benjamin Pierce thefsthe
Of the President. He was born in 1851, invis
was then the. town of Chelmsford, but isEno
within the incorporated limits Of Lowell.N :.
$ Not a vestige Of the building in which tn
family lived, or in which Gov. Pierce was born,
~ now to be seef, an excavation said TO have
been The cellar, is stiii visible. On the memova-
bic 18th of April, 1775, while young Pierce,
then shout eighxesn years Of age, wss low
! ing in the field, xhorseman rode up 10 the door
/ Of his fathers house, and delivering brief mes
sage, hastene1 ON 10 alarm the country. II was
! the news of the battle of Lexington which the
messenger was commissioned to proclaim il was
soon conveyed to young Pierce; and to ascer-
tain whether the battle was then raging, he sat
down by a large rock, against which he placed
his ear and listened. He heard, or thought he
heard, the report Of frezarms, but whether he
| did or did not, his soul was in arms, and
leaving bis. horse and plow in the field, he i'm
lmediateIy set out on foot for Lexington Ar
| irving there. he found that the British troops
had fallen back on Boston, and, following them
up, he proceeded to Cambridge, where he en-
listed as a private in Col. Brooks regiment.
He was in the midst of the battle ON Bun
ker's Hill, sharing its dangers ard its gIories,
and from that time to the close ~ the Revolu-
ton, he followed the fortunes Of his regiment,
fought whenever it was called into action. and
was invariably distinguished and commended by
his superior officers Tor his gallantry and good
conduct; and when, in 1894, ,tke army was dis
, banded, he returned home with Captain's com.
mission, and his pockets filed with wos1l1ess
5 continental money as reward Of his pecristit
services.
ss1he field in which young Pierce was plov
= ing on the occasion referred to is longer cal
u tiyated and as the fence fronting the public roa
= has been removed, the curious frequently driv
u over the field, and, before leaving, procure
= piece of the rock, to be preserved as relic
- the Revolution"
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YENO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and s-y n.
ii OWNERS. New Orleans, January is5s.- Ln4ex4
Th. undersigned has this day u GENERAL
STEAMBOAT AGENCY HIS and w eoains himself
exclusively such business In thus presenting himself or hls
inds snd Tho pube he trusts thai while IN The
employ others in The busnef, his deennaon TO give
hs whole time and personal ber with his
with LIBERAL
and eonsierai'cn. References respectfully made
Msssrs. ~ ArkRS, CAMDEN a CO., New Orleans.
STONE WALwoRTII, -
BRIDGE a BRO, -
WHITE a BUCHANAN :.
Captain GEO. W. CABLE steamer l. NJ Kenneth
W. W. BAKER, . DolswaTe.
R. NJ HUNTER Am5assuGof
jan j. ]. CHLi, Office 20 Poydras street, New Orleans
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KEY VEST.

EOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, <,lfSSaA
l. APALACHCoLA, ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS zxsHzAleAxks
and TAMPA BAY--U. s. Mail Ltue-The U. S. Mai
JAMES L. DAY w. H. Talbot commander will leave above For
apis 6REEN, HARDING d co. ss Poydrss street.
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The greatest living potentate is, we are happy
10 inform our readers, King Coal, for what
should we be without him, in this age Of rail-
ways and steamers
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Y1ZOO RIVER.

VIII leave SATURDAY, April 1s, at o'clock
TEOR MOUTH OF COLD WATER, ~ h.
GRERNwt toD, YAZoo CITY, sATARTIA k5ss5tE3f
All landings On Rytr-The regular pseket
seansr d. D. MOsBY, Phelps master vii lively
For ireig passage, apply on board or TO
JOHN E. HYDE. IA Poyd' street.
t The Mosby the Taahatcee aud Yahu ha
Rivers apis
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WABaSH RIVER.

win leave SATURDAY, April Is, at o'clock
VSOR LAFAYETTE, TERRE HATE - L.
and vINCEENFs. The superior passenger LG4ksttt3s
steamer J. III. NILES, A. r. Irwin, master. viii 1E
For freight apply on board
auls ROGERS, N CURE a co. IS Povdras street.
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not fsr from here to give me . niekt's lodging,
which,hs Ess kind enough 10 do. ! thought
was stir three silesoG but = happened that
was hnesexn1 5seessys md than sup
This expfanatien ~ sasi~sactsry 20 - par
ties, and IN dee tfre The congregatioudispsrs
and the Presiding Elder went home with brother
and sister W. One thing is certain, however,
worthy brother and sister had passe9ffom their
labers, and il was then related by Mr.. n him
self, who was rather eccentric in his character,
and, Ike numbers of his minsterisl brethren,
fond of a joke, and given to relating good stories.
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GaLPESTON.

VIII leave TUESDAY, April 10, at O'Clock 4. N.
EOR WESTON, INDIANoLA, PoRT 1szfTFt,
LAVAcA and MATAGoRnA -Regular Newor-
leans and Texas s. Mai Linz OF Steamships The
steamship MEXICO, Henry Place, MISTER viii leave above, landing
-ght the whatyes lndano nn yaea subject W ghtrg In
Matgn with charge. For freight having
very superior ase0mnodntions apply
HARRIS h MORGAN, 70 Tehoupitoulfs street.
This line hnyng Abshed PHI Pas, Ctvao Bar,
will hereafter and the supervision s Captains fs
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S.aVdNNdH.

S4V.f.p.EdH.
FOR SAVANNAH.-The fine fast sailing brig
BuENA VISTA Wney, master having the most Of hr earso
dispatch balance OF freight or passage,
aPpy board, Post 8, First De riet or 10 80 - -,
api2 GEO. W. HYNSON, SO Camp suset'
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MOBILE.

VIII leave SATURDAY April ls att c'clO,kr.x.
EOR MOBILE, via the River. ~ =
IL Tie splendid steamer ii EN-, csltan J. P fis9fst3
Irren, aoova. p.ssag
aypyoa ir,sy sTRDrHERa BROS. As Poysfss
l ID the opposite casiOuhon
earl or Thursd y mornny, rseetring fTe'th,. 'fi4
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.dLHBfAf4 RIVER

WiIesvs WEDNESDAY, Aprii 20, az o'clock P.
TfOR ALABAMA RfVER-Via the 49, -
gissr,sm ,hs toos Of cs.ss.hSgse s,,ess
aBdiag Alabama River The light d,a gh
racket PEARL, Capt A. r. boarduAn vii arrive
Saturday and wteav ahove Fer freight paassge,
superior apply heard foot Of cusomhouse
OGLESBY &MACAULAI, Tehoup street.
shppsrs goods Married pack
ai tv- NJ dy receipts made the o the shpPers
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CaDIZ.

EOR CADIZ-Passage only.--The A Ssss
.tsaibg American ship GOODWIN Captain Weeks, 49,
having engaged will have quirk dispatch.
having accommodate Apply the Captain
J. p WHITNEY, CO., oil camp sueet hpIo
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COR BALTIMORE.-Th A fast sail fssN
ing brig DIDO Capt Small is loading for The above 4k
ort rnd y have early dispatch For frsight passage
py 10 JH AsHBRlDeE CO. 6s ST. Charles street. mhie
I,OR BALTIMORE-Regu Line of IN
Packets-An sailing vessel Is now ready 70 re &54
Neise' Tor the above p''" sn W AYNsoN Camp
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BORDEAUX.

EOR BORDEAUX. = The very fast sailing
pAeket JANE WILLIAMS T. l. Massoa master having near
y all will have quick dspaeh For freight OF 80
passg having hnt sceommoiaion app
0 board, at Posi- 20, Frst District, or 10 . 80
ap3 q. G. BOGERT d Co 10 Camp street
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EOR BREMEN.-The fine A l fast sailing
American shp Russell STrRC s. CaIl. loading
aud dispatch For freight of l0 hhds Tobacco
or so Cotton apply j. P. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp
yr.- massage appy To the Cant on bcad AL
EOR BREMEN--The fine A | fast sailing
Swedish ship NoRDEN, Capt Neemau s loading, ana vi
have nk dsntb For Tobacco and IS
bales Cation amply to p. WHITNEY CO, 81 Camp st.
sar E,y nass,,. ami, 10 the Captain on board
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BOSTON.

FOR B0STON-Regular Line of Packets. :
The packet bk shXY ffowes master, having nearly All
her engaged will have g dl.ps For heanee 4 egh
appyto G. W. HYNSoS 81 Camp sreet gpiS
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TRIESTE.

EOR TRIESTE.--The very fast sailing -
bark CLEANER T. Fetnsr, master, having nesrly n
her cargo en- Ia ed viii patch. For freight
Of he blk o 900 bales Cotton, apply 70 -
mh3l g . BOGERl a Co. 10 NAnp stree'.
EOR TRIESTE.-The fine A l fast sailing
chip ELLEN MARIA Capt whitmoge 4 now ioadng
da.ch For freight OF 40 bales Cotton ap
pIy 10 j p WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp street.
s-ss- - ,o.,,,a ,r,v spntain board nhs
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wilIlsave AfURDAY. April II, At I? o'eiotk NJ.
ESOR w ASHINGTON AND OPE- ~ =
i LOuSAS The sbssasal fist running LfHSk9ptee
RED RIVER Captain r. ]. DoIssy, win
leave yrghs for all
freight passgs. appy board
ST. Louis OLIVIER BAQUiE, New Cnaouhoa st.
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HA.MBURGH.

Ha.MBURGH
TOR HAMBURGH.-Th fine fast sail IN
ing American ship TALLEYRANO, Capt Young, having Ak
the greater will have mmediats
For freight SO hhd Tobacco and 2o bales Cotton apply
10 J.P. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp street.
~ For passage apply % Capt in en- apis
DOR HAMBU URGH-Passage only.-The ~
l. sailIng American ship HENRY NEsMITH, kkIk
umer having all her engaged, will have
dispatch. For passage having spndd apply
10 lie Captain p. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp aps
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Will leave THURSDAY, April 81, at O'Clock
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, AND MEM S.@ m
PHIS-Regniar Passenger Packet.-Tbs L53lSSsts54
agnfsent and elegant fast running passenger packet
JAMES ROBB, Capt. H. Carell, Will leave ht
above For freight passage. magnificent accommodation
apply board, oGLkSBY AACAuLAY, rehououlas ST.
plisntion 10 The Asaut,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-09

NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS
IN Treasury Department, Raleigh N. g., January Is
1858 Sealed proposals. will be received in the city OF
New YORK, until 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Of the 31st March
next for the purchase Of e600 Of bonds issued By
tho State of North Carolina.
These bonds will bear date the rst Of January 1853
and will run thirty years They viii have coupons at
tached and the interest," ut six per cent per snnum win
be payable the FIRST days Of July and january Of each
year
Both interest and principal viii be payable at the Bank
Of the Republic in the city New York unless where the
purchaser may prefer have them made payable the
treasury Of North Carolina
They are issued under tho authority Of the To-
gslature OF North Carolina for the construction of the
North Carolina Railroad and in addition to the faith Of
the State al the stock held BY the State in the said rail-
road and the dividends from said stock express
ly pledged for their redemption.
These bonds are By express enactment exempted from
taxation.
Parties bidding will please address their letters en-
dorsed Sealed Proposals for North CAROLINA State
Bonds" to the undersigned in New York. directed to the
Of Messrs. Brown Dc Rosset $50 Front street,
New York.
The bids win be opened in the Bank Of the Republic at
O'Clock p. NJ on tho 31st day of March next In the
presence Of G. B. lamar ESQ., President of the said Bank
and j. r Brown, and David Freeman, Eqrs Bidders may
also be present
Successful bidders win be required q soon a. informed
Of the acceptance Of their bids to deposit in bank the
of Their bids with the accrued interest from the
North Carolina.
This deposit may be made either In the Bank Of tho Re-
public New York, In the Bank Of the State of North
Carolina OF in the Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh, NORTH
Carolina. D. W. COURTS
Public Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-09

VTAssAR,s POUGHKEEPsIE BREWERY -EsTAB1IsTs
ed l797.-The undersigned continue 70 manufaoturs
the celebrated Poughkeepse pale amber and Xxx ale Ard
porter for home oonsum ption and the markets n Csh
forna, South America, Australia and tbs ndies 70,
shipping. the article Ia put up heretoore, IN new wood
and iron bound casks manufactured expressly for suoh
purpose Orders received at their depot, 1l8 Wars
strsst New yort, or at tbs brewery, poughkeeEsis.
n vAss3AR co
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WOR sAL.v.

DIX IN Ann FOR SALE AND TO LEAsE-A
house with. leased lot in College
pace for sale also house In College place 70 sass for
term Of years; house and furniture With four years
lease in West street. occupied lodging and coffee
hsuse renting for $500 Price Of furniture fixtures and
lease 81 0OO new cottage with six rooms situated at
Harlem to rent for SITS per annum; part Of small
house to rent in Hamersy place, At 500 per annum.
The esse and furniture Of genteel hotel at Crystal
Palace will be sold at bargain House and lot In Null
berry street for sae fifty of Land in Ezabethtown
for ale or exchange price $50 0O0 large number Of
tenant houses paying large interest for sale cheap
block of hundred lots for sale at bargain four
tee houses for sale at g. 500 each Canal street.
NJ L. SHELDON, 50 Nassau street.
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REMOVALS.

ID AL-CARR Il HICKS HAVE REMOVED To
N 53 Nassau street. where they wiIIkeep formssiy
a general assortment Of blank books and stsuonerE
articles,
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR DRY GOODS MENTOR SALE
IA The stock, futures and four years lease Of very
desirable dry goods store in of the largest Eastern
cities doing cash business of $40 and increasing
rapidly Satisfactory reasons given for selling out Ad
dress box 2476 Post Office.
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nREs GOODS FOR CASH.. H0xIE JR, NO. 81
~ Nassau street, opposite the Post once il now re-
cevng and offers for sale large and attractive stock of
silks and fancy dress goods printed lawns and aconets
ksrege De lanes plain and printed boregss plain and
striped poplns prints linens, gnghams, white goods
&c. racsty from auction Also full assortment Of do
mescs for cash ut prices from ten To Geen per cent?
ower than they can be bought on the usual credit
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CREAT RUSH FOR DRY GOODS-OUR ESTABLISH
" ment has been, during the last week, crowded with
buyers eager to obtain the bargains which daily set
before them
OUR SPRING GOODS
are arriving every day, and are selling very low.
OUR DOMESTIC STOCK
very large and having been ordered during the last
has been secured at prices far below tho market
rates. EVERY knows that every article Of cotton
goods has advanced in price..)
We retail at loss
than Wholesale prices
We selling good shrtings ct 3D., and prime double
fold cottons for sheeting at 3D.
Our trade was never larger and still increasing much
that we obliged to advertise for more hands
AL Of which leads to
this conclusion, |. e.
THE 'B0WERY SAVINGS STORE
is the best and cheapest market for dry goods in New
York where business Ia done the only and hone-
able principle that one price, and that price dstncty
marked on the goods so that be deceived Ne
urging to buy, and no want Of attention and ciyity
f. w. 4 W. f. GIIIEY CO., 126 Bowsry.
NEW SPRING GOODS--FTBRUARY TTH Is53-RO-
IN BERTSON HUDSON have opened at their new
store, II Murray street. entire stock of spring
goods embracing large and complete variety Of almost
every style for ladies and gentlemen's Also fuil
assortment Of heavy domestic staple goods which theF
offer on the most favorable terms.
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(NORNER GROCERY STORE yOR SAIE.-IOCATED AT
~ the of Eighth and Twenty ninth street.
and doing prosperous trade Is offered for sale by the
advertiser who desires to leave the business For erms
kc., inquire on the premises, Of X. 9. LOCKWOOD.
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CIR PERAY MOUSSEUx-TIIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING
- been appointed agents by Mr. Forentn Faure for the
sale Of his wines have hand few Of sparkling
sr Peray which they recommend equal to any cham
payne imported into this market. DUNSCOMB x
BARNST0RFF, Is Beaver street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ILLUSTRATED NEWS.-CONTENTS OF SATURDAY,
i Feb. IL. Twenty four engravings 1-CaptAin Eros
son explaining his model. 2-The Murder. 3-The In
former. 4-The Forger. 6-The Express Rider e-Por
trait Of the late Junus Smith The Stuyvesant Pear
Tree 8-F1oating Mortar. CASTOR Place Opera House.
l0-BaT Of the Fire Department at the Aster Place
Opera House. 11-Pitcher Presented to Peter Harvey
12-Salvsr Presented to Peter Harvey. 13-U 8. II.
Steamer Baltic IA and 15-Seas of Jerusalem. 16-IA
dies Presenting Temperance Petition at Albany. N-Con
cord N. a.. 1S-Room in which Pierce was born. IL
Office of General Pierce. 21-Present Law Once Of Geas
raj Pierce 22-Residence Of General Pierce 2-Tesng
Bars at Crystal Palace N-Englsh Cunard Steamer An
matter Price six cents per copy For sale ct al the
principal news agencies throughout the United States
p T. BARNUM, Special Partner,
H. D. IA. T. BEACH, General Partners
128 Fulton street.
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YI,0 MIGRANTS AND PERSONS COMMENCING
housekeeping TO he sold the household furniture OF
small family about leaving the city, consisting Of all
the ,sary articles In good order apply for week
70 J, LEWIS, II " Prince street, Bro0dyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-09

VI dss on the and of nervously debiltatsA
health and eneebled constitution that harrass yeun
besets the man Of pleasure, business and study and
btters old age Just published, and be had Rratis
BY addressng post paid box 100 Broadway Post sAss
New York.
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.rIsf sgATERs.-wE, THE SKATES OF NEwBURG,
vile tle skaters of oil parts Of the Union TO meet
SIS 81 4.cvburg any day of this week, TO go In for
fiy acrafch for purse OF ono hundred dollars TO be
III 40 into three price One mile heats best two ia
4 :. 10 come "a Orange Lake, near ,, Merwburs
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T,HE NEW YORK REvEIIE HAS MOST ExTEN-
i sve circulation in all the principal cities Of the
United States. II contaas large number Of jokes
eccd The new story BY H. Hartshorne s. 7. E. ". R.,
called Emma Emerson the Girl Of Pants is uniyer
sal avore; but the grand feature of the New York Re-
vee is its local Whatever passes In the city a.
New York Of public nature whether It relates to fun
froc fashion, is weekly recorded in the columns Of the
New York Reyeie Price only three cents For sale by
the newsboys Office. Al Ann street. Advertisers send
yOur orders in rood season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-09

IN on OnA IN SUMS TO SUIT-TO LOAN ON
MCS, COO bond and mortgage, on New York,
Brooklyn Williamsburg property. Apply TO
BILLING TUCKER
2aQ Broadway. caruar of Reade street.
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YTyo TINsMITfIS COMMENCING BUSINESS OR THOSE
already established. chance 10 offered 10 buy
the stock and fixtures Of first class business Broad
way below cost The purchaser will have the whole
tensve and highly respectable connection, the place
will be shortly pulled down and the proprietor leave fox
Europe Inquire ri 3i7 Fourth street three doors east
Of Broadway.
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MATRIMONIAL.

TTNIIE ADVERTISER WHOEVER, THIRTY EIGHT
Il years Of age, without incumbranco would wish 10
form matrimonial alliance with lady Of respectabity
with few hundred dollars who would have no objection
to go TO Australia. Address Matrimonial, Herald Office
All communications strictly confidential.
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DPORTIN0.

4 GRAND SPARRING EXHIBITION WILL BE GIVEN
4 1t Mayors Hall, 10l Elizabeth street, Wednesday
NJ Feb. ., for the benefit Of Mike Murphy. Two
= hful silver cups win be presented stevenng--
~ the best sparrer Of the heavy weights and to
~ Of the fight weights, which will be ably CON
-, for N. NJ IL getting stage built for the occa
90 The cups can be seen any time by calling at 15i
y street,
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brick buildings and merchandise, in San Francisco,
ected at the lowest rates, in first class companies
SAMUEL. EDDY, 50 Wall street, basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-09
LIQUORS.

&100 000 STOCK OF THE BEST BRAN
syrups cordals segars &c &c, Of all the best brands
known for sale TO dealers and families twenty per cent
less than usual prices, byW H. UNDERHII 400 Broome
street l 600 dozen fine table claret