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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
john r. RICHARDs. Sec'rv.

CROSSING THE STREEr.-Legm Deri-
ston.-At one of the city courts in Gin
cinnat, few days since. driver was
fined 'S25 for running his wagon against
pedestrian who was crossing the street.
The judge decided that at all regular
street crossings pedestrians had the
right Of way, and the law requires a
driver to hold up when he sees foot
passenger crossing ia front of his team
The same principle Of law holds good
elsewhere, and is worthy the notice of
both drivers and pedestrians.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01

DEATH FROM EATING POISONED CANDY
The Hartford Times says that child
Of Mr.. Lorin Field, Of Somers, Ct, is
supposed to have been killed by eating
colored candy. DR.. Wood examined
the contents of the stomach, and found
sufficient quantity Of lead to cause
death.
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= UGAR CURED HAMS; Fitch and Shea
- Jcr., for sale by WIN. TORBERl
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COiilillll'fN 10 iill III u'lduiI VI Vhi', ipi
threatening thr lite OF kerchevaI.
EaH0A Gacette, Sep. 81
One OF THE HUNTERs.- George
Ross, from Montreal, arrived al Chicago
on the 18Th inst, by the Michigan
Southern Railroad. He had twenty
one dogs with him, three servants, tonr
toms bagGag" comprising any quantity
of guns, knapSacks, and other shooting
utensils. fle was to leave in few days
foY Minnesota, TO take a hunt, from
thence he Will proceed to Texas to
spend the winter, and designs taking an
excursion to the Rocky Mountains in
the spring.
The YELLOW FEVER IN FLORIDA. -
At Warrrnton. Fla; and vicinity; there
have been about 800 cases Of yellow
fever, and SO deaths. At Pensacola the
disease has disappeared. The L. states
irigate Columbia, from San Juan, ar
rived of the harbor on the ooh inst,
but being warned not to enter, she sail
ed immediately for New York. At
Milton, Fla, the fever is said to b. very
bad.
AN INDIAN REVOLUTIONARY PENsloE-
Ell - Hon re-Tewah- Hang0rah-ke
(or DoX-latorD an Oneida Indian. hay-
ing been recognized at the Pension
Office, as a regular commissioned cnp-
tam in the revolutionary army, GER
rilicatr for some 50 800 of arrearages of
pension due to hum has been issued to
his son, who resides in the interior OF
New Yor!:-IvaA. Sur.
I'LL. X. W. HILL Esq, who lately
died of yellow fever, near n. Orleans,
it is said, gave away during his life
time over 100000. In his will he
Say,:-
II want my negroes we'll treated. But
for n5oiuionism, should have been able
to do more for them"
N<7-The Free Democrats, as the fec
soiI,rs or antlslavery men call them
selves, are preparing an organization IN
Pennsylvania partly FOR the conn IN 6
election i'll that state, but more parucu-
IarIy for future operation. Organlza-
tons are TO be effected in all the cities
OF the State.
TUNNELS. 1t Is said there are nearly
three hundred tunnels III the world; Of
France has tiily-slx; England one hun
bred and tWpnty-eigth; Germany ten:
the United States s'Xty-seven. The
longest tunnel is between seven and
eight miles in length.
five understand that there will be
a reduction in the charge Of admission
to the Crystal Palace. The charge
hereafter on Saturdays will be twenty
five cents, in order to give the laboring
classes a chance.
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H. The Grand Lodge of Free Masons
Of New York, has made donation OF
) 900 for the sick at New Orleans,
and $500 for Mobile
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EaSton gazette.

NEBRAskA.-The National lntelIl-
gencer states that much difficulty is to
be apprehended in the effort TO carry on!
the act Of the last Congress en- Joining
Oh the Executive to open negotiations
with the Indians west of the Missouri,
with a view to an organization of a
United States Territory there. The
premature agitation of the subiec. by
the whites on the frontier is SAID to have
produced a very unlavorable feeling in
thcs Indian mind, which may have the
tendency to delay indefinitely the desi-
rahe measure of an organization OF
Nebraska.
THE FREsNEL LIGHT interest
ing object at the Crystal Palace is said
to be the Fresnel Light, set up by Capt.
Mead, OF the corps OF Typographical en-
gineers. 1t is a revolving or flashing
hight, about ten feet high and six feet in
diameter, made IN the shape Ola twenty
four sided glass, terminating in trun-
Gated cone or dome, and containing over
one thousand lenses or prisms nicely
fitted together, and rejecting an i'm
mense body of light. lis cost in Paris
was some $1,000 or 5000, and it is to
be put up at Cape liatteras.
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CAR PETS, sc.

CARPETSl CARPETS HORTON 6 SONS, 2g Full
~ ton street. Brooklyn would call particular attention TO
thcr large stock Of English and American carpets And OIL
cloths The foreign entirely Importation.
from the factory Of Crosy Sons and tho American from
tho Low GLAND other reliable factories altogether comprising
largest and cheapest stocks Ia the
al velvet Administer In and beautful designs super
Tngh turestry ard BrusseIe superior TO mported
mpor tlrc-ply and ingram Engsh and Ameriosn. tne
choicest exhibited; also tapestry ingran anu evsry
article found In the trade Also lace ana
brocaciCs satin dc lanes coruces NC curtains msus
and nut M IN the most fashionable style Gvent induce
VII he New York purchascrs Aso one ~
the src ~ pbeka goode to be found IN any city
NORTON Il SONS Tp Fulton street Brooklyn,
sportrri rtsegs OF dry gcodoarpets ouelcshs IN
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,s,IJINERY AND DREssSIAKINa.

,N>~~oy>o>N>>N~NN,.NS'.S - sN,.-
Y.oNNrT AND DREsS-TRIMMTNG RIBBONS, SILK
millinery goods depot Purchasers of those
ooja WHO prc 20 the newest and choicest
stvt With Tic strietest economy hereby pccuy
uyted 10 examine twenyon easos new rihh9ts just re
th umboit selected With great within
sLort tire Ia che Inti5 and London market.
NJ II. IlCnTLNSrbIN " Bovery, cor. " Hester e..
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:. = !.
100000 Bs oAs o. on TmE AZ:

yCI.CUUV.VOU Bonds Of the Illinois Central Rsl
IN ;; % as 1877 /: =:
as ~ sss o aS az psy.s =
viii SS;.psn. ss..shss
These bonds ssouIsd y srs, only %or.ssFs .
four miles in length and oftwo millions Of land In
Tho whole road under contract. ars. f.rs. Il nov
employed In its construction II Is expected that 80
miles will DO completed by LIST January next and the
% an r ls rsaara Of which ss
s sIss YrH sGS
whole bonds which can be issued under tia
seventeen millions Of doiiars. Of which have bos
London loan. s1 per cent bonds. ....... s.Ooo,es
In United States, aud iron and other contracts.
None Of which have been disposal Of at lee: than
@ pss s 10 s &c
shares Of The ultimate capital stock q the ~
= , :s:.I .ss.: s @
Issued Of in'tslment rsq.i.
u from other stockholders which probably will not exceed
company right redeem any the boaSs
s time before maturity on payment Of the amosae
thereof with wsnt, per cent premium aud any aooruss
proposal will he received rate less than s.A
any u. po IT. ..s ., ths .@oun.:
ctht VI thc allotted 20 oo0h 0ube0Hbo8
vii BE- required on notice Of acceptance Of his
Ing ton per cent monthly subscriber may hswevsr
- his option In full and receive his bonds
time II any subscriber, whose bid Ia accepted shA4
prefer lieu of the per hereby corsl
70 receive six cent bonds OF the ohAraetsS
Id every respect those issued for tho London Loaa
Of 100000 Of which interest and principal will be payable
IN London at the rate Of four and pence sers9
to the dollar such bonds will be tued
sub,crbcr viii be REQUIRED to pay the Londe
The stock to such subscription will be also
there preferred and d,
dsnds thereon being payable there ut the
change.
final instalment.
Proposals win be received by W BURRAL Treasures.
o. the ONCE OF tho Company No. 90 Wall street. N w.
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company"
Reports and documents showing the financial condition
the company the Of the all
formation relative to It's affairs and prospects,
tanned application to the Treasurer personally
ter. BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
ROBERT SCHUYLER, President,
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President
W. =. BURIAL. Treasurer, Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, fCommittss.
NORRIS KETCHUM
JONATHAN STURGES,
New York, April 2 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

THE HANDSoNEsT IMPORTED PONY IN TIE
state of New York for sale--Iiighly bred beautiful
grey about fourteen fourteen and hall hsnas Wat
ranted sound kind aud gentle ~ every repSI trut
in 5 IN harness Has been trained ir ana r.1s ~ iaay
last year Can he at CllMOtb q aNh'i' stapies,
Hicks street near Atlantic, south broosiyh'
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. .SE sr.s FOR
Tsa sas ky
the most perfect thestre in the West The building 70
e'B Depth Of stss "a
in?
Ssp furnishes s ; of s and will ss
feet and present capabilities by any other
s's !s' ; s nearly a' ss Sy
%sS
stocked with and valuable scenery the properties
sIsisy EsFS
three st'' %s. s
ys have good sssrs The Louisville
Iorisyis ~ and i most admirably located: Front
sse s ssfs
% Sn S S r Of By % s
lower tier being furnished with iron baurades
s tS has %Ss a
admired for its ehaste and classic model nates theatre
9Yner in ,sl regardless Of expense and with much care
sTsss hi sns fssse p
81 s m s S q Fl 20 fs ss y g. Ssr
also four story store 10 feet front by 20 feet deep
ds ST
Of louis he Z w c q rs
sp s sn S o s,p invites the most ri.
M r. hs active The
ments secured ~ collateral with
l Cincinnati
billiard TABLES FOR sALE-sUITABLE FOR
ID private or public with thing complete; witha
and retail at the mandatory, % Ann street;
RRooKLYN LOTS FOR SALE, IN NINTH WARD
PoARDING HOUSE FOR sALE-A FOUR YEARS
modating forty boarders with without the furniture
Kent 500 undoubted security required for the payment
RU1LDlNG LoTs.-THE ADVERTISER WILL SELL
Thirty ninth street between Broadway and Fifth avenue
pfehsc money may remain mortgage. Apply at No. 90
New street.
RTILIARD TABLES FOR sALE.-TwELvE EXCEL
~ lent tables in capital order for two thousand dollars
The extraordinary chance being but half price Of
cost.
CHEhP HoUsEs.--G0oD TENANT HOUSES, ALL
" occupied paying first rate wibo sold at great bargains
DREwS 42I Broadway, third story.
DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALE-TnE
~ undersigned have at Bridgeport Conn, within
nutcs walk Of tho centre Of that city and connected there
desirable lots in Connecticut either for manufae.
turing residences Bridgeport contains 10 GOO
Now England and part Of Il exceeds In its natural
attractions in those embellishments whieba very heavy
outlay have created Tho high and dry tho water
and soft In the centre Is park OF eight OF natu
gal wood Of stately growth seventy dwellings, Of taste
Nowhere line Of New York aad New Haven
nsrced arg there srch otter ID 70 those locating
cottages for sale large P9toa Of the Poroas
TmomrSoN nriasspor s,eSs Coz a.. prSpr;s.or, pr
RAcaum oal ". II Nsbe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

ZOE sALE-A LARGE HOUSE IN WALNUT STREET,
Philadelphia nearly opposite tho Walnut Street Thea
containing eighteen finished with AL the modern
convenience IL is we'll suited for eonfcctoner
restaurant Terms easy0nly $1,000 wanted in cash.
Address, prepaid box 500 Pbiladephia Post ofhco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

A NEAT, WILL STOCKED DRUG STORE DOING A
IA good business will be sold for $500 cash. The
going to Australia This il q chance seldom with.
Cheap ront and lease for three years. Apply at 40 At
lantc street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

IlOR SALE-A SALOON, IN ONE OF TIE PRINCI
pal theatres in the city The present proprietor hav
ing other business will sell reasonable terms take
bargain immediate application to c. b. HOWES -
Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

TOR sALE-A SPLENDID BUREAU, NEARLY NEW,
IL imported from France. Inquire OF Mr.. CURoSIRAN
liOHENsfEIN, Il5 Third street, first story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

ITO LET-FROM MAY !, TO SMALL GENTEEL FAM
lily, the second story consisting of two parlors
bedrooms and the front basement of modern
brick house in Thirteenth street Ninth The
stairs. Rent $40 - I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

L1OR sALE-THE LEASE FURNITURE AND FIX
tres of the hotel No. 400 Broadway, known Bra!s
teds Union Hotel nearly opposite the St. Nicholas The
lease has three to from the first of May nexhe
BREASTED. on the premises. or to GARRETT d. CLARK
50 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONERY
n for sale. Apply 125 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

ITO LET OR FOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE
and lot south side Of Forty street hundred
feet east Of broadway Terms easy. Apply to JOSEPH
HAYES the premises for three days. from IL to 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

GREAT BARGAIN-FOR SALE, A FINE FRAME
N two story and basement house. Us feet west Of Tonth
avenue In street. house - by 80 feet lot 20
by 30 Deep with good stable which will
date FIVE horses with sufficient loft for feed Price moderate
and terms For further particulars inquire Of GLOW
Err MALLARY No. Nassau street, from Il to 9 on
the premises, of the owner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

TOR sALE-TWO LOTS ON TWENTY. SIXTH STREET
near Fourth avenue, Foxes. each also three story
house on Twenty nth street price also three story
house Twenty sixth street, ALSO valuable
perty Of Bedford aud Barrow streets lot
three buildings, 5000 Apply to L. b. KINSHIMER $40
Fourth avenue, from p to Z Il. NJ.
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rye tEr-PAeT or TUE NRW MODERN nuIIr
iouse ~ Hast Nineteenth sree. Il, sneiI gent' /
fnmiiS Inquire On thc pr niscs.
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IL billiard TABLES FOR SALE.-TwELvE EXCEL,
ID lent tables in capital order for thousand dollars
Inquire OF H. RABiNEAU dining saloon Chambers
The an extraordinary chance, being but half price
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billiard TABLES FOR SALE-SUITABLE FOR
~ private or public usc with everything completes witha
large stock of cloths balls and tips ut Wholesale
and retail, Mt the mandatory, 30 Ann street.
GRIFFITH DECKER
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CHEhP HOUSES.--G0oD TENANT HOUSES, ALL
" occupied paying first rate will DO sold at great bargains
and very little money required Apply to @. G. AN.
DREWS, s2i Broadway, third story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

LNOR sALE-THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE ROUSE
the northwest Of Madison and Thirty
first street. three deep 2,xts and replete with all
modern convenience The furniture all and Of costly
description will lie sold with the house. desred the owner
going abroad. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

E,OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, LARGE
u and well finished dwelling house barn &c. pleasantly
the city WIN be sold at very reduced price should ap
plieation be made Immediately. Inquire of
o. WILLETS 276 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

ITO LET IN UNION STREET, SOUTH BROOKLYN
new three story brown stone front house. with all the
modern improvements gas baths, &c Inquire OF HENRY
lane. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

I'oR SALE--TWO LOTS, ON TIE CORNER OF FOR
ty seventh and Forty eighth streets and Third
two lots in WILLIAMSBURG Of Leonard and Wycko
streets the stock good will and fixtures Of store
In Washington street New York; several valuable
houses and lots in the vsgo of Maspeth fronting tho
Newtown plank road; farms within convenient distance
Of tho city of New York. Apply to JOHN A. ILAMMER
CS " all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

INoR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST STANDS IN GREEN
woh street. old established house, and is doing
good business The bar and FIXTURES dining stove and
cooking utensils along with the lease Twenty bods and
bedding, sitting furniture. &c.. will he sold at low
rate For further particulars apply Mt No. 3 Greenwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

TOR SALE-THREE LOTS ON TWENTY-FIVE
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues - by 9S feet
nche elegant lot north side Of Madison square 30 by
ia feet inches also lot cast side Madison square
- by 100 feet also : lots Fifth avenue between
Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh streets do. do be
between Thirty and Thirty streets; DO. do
between Thirty fourth and Thirty streets do on
do. Thirty6fth street in the rear; do. Thirty
second street between Firth and Madison avenues do
Twenty fifth street. between Fourth and Madison avenues
do Twenty fourth street do do For sale lease
lot Twenty second street between Fifth and Sixth ave
nucs. Apply to T. IL. LUDLOW, II Wall street, and No
Ncxxa trcpt
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REMITTAMCEs TO ENGLAND IRELAND, AND SCOT
III andWe Issue drafts by special authority payable
Union Bank Of London Belfast Banking Company Of Irss
land and the National Bank Of Scotland ut sight =
sums from CT upwards
TAYLOR BROTHERS, No. 10 Wall street. cor Pearl.
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ITO IET-A LARGE NEW BUILDING, 2jxs0 FEET
deep, with high basement Ave stories high Cros
~ street one door below Prince street suitable 1r livery
tstie eoheb manuinetory prngortes or othcr manutc
turing purposes viii be let togttcr In floors
Tor Further rarioulnTs inquire ct AKRON HAEDMAN, ~
huberry street four doors below Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

BUILDING LOTS-THE ADVERTISER WILL SELL
~ eight or ten very excellent lots Thirty eighth and
Thirty ninth streets between Broadway and Fifth
they arc graded and high ground II improved the whole
New -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

ITO LET-THE MODERN BUILT HOUSE NO l2s MAC
dougal street The house contains sixteen rooms gas
Croton water &c. Can be from IL O'Clock till f. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply on tho premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

ITO LET-A LARGE BASEMENT AT NO. 81 DUANE
street two doors from Broadway and two
the Possession be For partieu
lars inquire at H. HOMER'S, 20 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

DOR SALE.-TWENTY-S SIX ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL
land in the town of Eatchcster we'll adapted
residences about three OF mile from the Mount
Vernon station the New Haven railroad and within the
distance Of two stations the Harlem railroad Will
be sold together lots of three su
chasers Terms easy. Apply to WESTERvELT& BOGART,
Mount Vernon, Westchester county, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

A GREAT BARGAIN.-THE THREE STORY HOUSE
IA and lease OF lot 0 Franklin street. will be sold
price that will make the equal to $500 The
House will let Apply on Che premises Is offered
for sale for three days only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

ITO LET IN BROOKLYN-HOUSE NO. UNION
place. next to corner Of Van Brunt street finished in
modern style, only three minutes walk
nuo ferry Apply to N. 7. MCCARTHY. No. Is 9eekman
street, from to r. NJ N. BHouse No. IS East Twenty
second street to let. Rent moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

ITO LET-ON BROADWAY, NEAR SIXTY FOURTH
street beautiful four story brick dwelling with all the
modern mproy eents pazzas story both front
and finished in the most expensive and in fine
order. The location commands fine view Of the North
Palisades and surrounding country and Is airy
and healthy There stable and carriage house Three
lines of the door and the Eighth
to within eleven blocks The premises will be leased
apply to SMITH BARNES No. IA Eighth avenue or to
". H. RAYNOR, No. 5l3 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

1NlIE HORSE YOUNG NUKMAN HAS AT LAST All.
rived In city. knowing the interest taken in the
breeding and raising Of good horses especially trotns
well everything pertaining 60 the turf has
led take this method OF Informing those persons de-
sircus seeing him. that lac Il ut BRIGGS lote near the
Union Course L. J. also refer to the Spirit Of the Times
which may be article concerning his pedigree
WV" - - TRUMAN DERTCT.
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UyOR SALE OR TO LET.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
IL large number Of brick threestory and wooden cot
t txge on Sanford street Of kAe terms Il Is
cry evenly minutes walk from Grand street ferry
six minutes from Green Point ferry from Fourteenth
Title ndsputable. Parties will ind an agent the
premises Stages pass the property Apply to
SAML T. BARTOL, l75 and III William street, N Y,
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FOR SALE.

EuFTH AVENUE LOT FOR sALE-A LOT ON
Fifth avenue twenty Eve front by ono and
ten feet deep between Ninety ninth and onehundrs.A
otlers as . garden. Price SOS Apply 70 Stephen
ROBERTS, S7 Cherry street, address . note TO Mr.
Pullman, Herald ONCE - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

T ARGE NEW STORE ON BROADWAY TO LET-THE
IL splendid story store with basement and sub cellar
No s broadway being sxi7o feet with an Len Leonard
strongly built and suited heavy busnes Can be had
iease Of ten years Apply to u. ANTHONY 3o Broad
Wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

dor SALE AT HOBOKEN-THE NEW THREE
story and basement brick dwelling situated the north
westerly Of Hudson and Fifth streets The house il
nearly completed and Is finished in the handsomcs ty
and with every convenience Of hot and cold water
baths &o The lot Is % by 100 feet and in the best
situation In Hoboken being house opposite Hudson
where u will always command view Of the city of
terms which will be easy inquire at the Hoboken Land
Ofhcc, Of w. w. SHIPPEN, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

ITO LET-THE UPPER PART OF THE HOUSE NO 63
Walker street. few feet west Of Broadway, contain
ing two parors with panries three attic
sye bath, suitable for doctor dentist single gentle
Location good To good tenant will be let year
with the privilege Of three Rent $500 year PAYABLE
quarterly in advance Inquire the PROMISES No.
Murray street up stairs entrance to SherwOods saloon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

ITO LET OR FOR SALE-A FOUNDRY WITH OTHER
buildings, Suitable for almost kind of
ng with seven lots Of ground situated in the part
and the rent taken in castings and orders
besides Apply ut the Office of Bullocks Machine WoYas
a6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

do mn CASH.-FOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN, A
pC.UVU large house and store 26x40, two story and
attic with double piazza has good of cash Gus
TONERS with 500 rent coming in It i situated rail
water by the door The house newly built In tho
manner lot 5xlO0 Those in want of business and home
and having the cash. have n bargain. Address G.
CHAMBERLIN, Herald Office, for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-13

RIO LEASE-t0R TWO OR THREE YEARS AT Sno
FER annun, cottage Staten Island sitnatc5 n, On
TOP Of bill Commanding most extcnsigc views also to sell
Che hill several building lots and large ooftnyc
containing eighteen kitchen, bath room, 49, IA
furthtr Information apply at No II East Seventeenth
street. from to ~ O'Clock.