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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21
AGENCY.

THE ADVERTISER is AT LIBERTY TO UNDERTAKE
agencies commissions for collecting &c. His ONCE Is 10
he heart Of the city having business connections w,n
Engano and occasionally travelling 10 oil parts Oh the states
snd CANADA this desirable opportunity for any needing
There shricus scysnissx- address bussat0" h'rs's
cAeQ.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH ON GOLD PLATE, WITHOUT TAKING OUT
the rootsOb this principle artificial teeth look like
natural ones the youthful Of tbe
the teeth better calculated for and
speech than any other method. j. fcVIEE % Bleeeker
street, near Broadway.
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FANCY FURSt

OURS AT TIE CRYSTAL rALACE-DUPLICATRs
Of all the shapes in the Exhibition with
selling by the subscriber At prices Also
some very splendid designs in rich velvet coak trimmed
Rusan sable Huason Bay sable reyai ermine sable
mink martin Buenos Ayres chinchs Russian lynx,
variety Of other choice furs Ladies and visiters
invited to view these beautiful
tions preparatory to their supplying thcmseyes With nrs
for the season. CHARLES COOK,
Several Of stuffed sables ermnes for SALE well
worthy the attention Of nauras which arrived late
for the Crystal Palace
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(NR0WELL8 ORNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRON
~ railing, without rvssAn entire article unrvalsd
for simplicity durability snd economy adapted to STYLE
pattern ornament and warranted cents per
foot less than can be put on the riyst principle The
New York Foundry and Iron Railing Company
buildings bank and vault, DOORS shutters brackets
lunns vault covers rrangs balconies verandahs
desk railing door and window guards &e Fouadry
Forty sixth street North river Castings Of all
at the lowest price. Specimens Of the railing
can be at their rs Duane street. few doors
east of broadway.
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NEW YORK EEREIN IRON FURNITURE WORKS.
IN VIM. T. BAtchelsr. formerly of No. nuana straai

IN VIM; Batchclsr, formerly of No. e6 Duane street
respectfully apprfee his friends that having
rAngements for bushes connection under the nam
and firm Of W. r. Bachelor Co.. he will continue the man
pfscturc of iron furniture in all its branches scale
rrespon ding With the increasing demand At Nos and
81 Duane street. The establishment will command A All
times the freshest specimens and patterns Of the art vcm
abroad will make such improvements may
will bring from time TO tio deprns of
variety style and price W. r. b. cordially his old
the c country vist warerooma aa6
examine his stock consisting bedesd settles
CHAIRS brackets n.rrors spittoona window guards
hotel hospital asyur and tedatead smbrets ssuds
FIRE stands, cribs cradles centre tables &c. Onoe and
warsroome In connection with the New Yezk Foundry
Iron RaiAng Company Nos ~ and 81 Duane street fsy
doors east Of Broadway. W. 7. BACHELOR 4 co.
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d c. KEMP, Northumberland SALE OF

ID C. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
II. household furniture, pnnofortes, carpets, &c this
day friday at 10 o'clock at Nassau street near Fulton
will sell at auction above by order of the
mortgage removed Of SALE large assor
valuable rosewood and mahogany furniture Of
cellent quality and in fine order in part follows
rosewood octave piano forte peal
very beautiful instrument large pier glases, with
marble slabs and brackets rich tapestry carpets several
valuable oil paintings, beautiful French mantle clock d.
mask window curtains extension dining table rich white
lain rosewood parlor furniture SUITE
covered in French brotse and green velvet bookcases
stands rosewood marble top centre pier and fancy tables
do; painted and enameed chamber furniture suit;
hogny French and other marble tep dressing
washstands toilet best curled hair mattress
holsters and pillows with All the usual assortment AS
the whole will positively be sold without and to
ythng being left cash deposit will be required from
every Goods purchased out Of the city
be packed fer shipping Reasonable charge by experienced
packers At II oock-Panofortes -four superior rosewood
90 Of extra tone and finish and all
fully warranted, to be sold without reserve.
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r AIDES ATrENTIoN-A VARIED ANp BEAuTIruI

7 ADIES, ATTN TIUs.-A VAKIED AND BEAUTIFUL
IL Of fur bonnets Of black tan, brown drab,
white: also felt lonnets Of black and drab with hand
Of fancy for hats and hsts for toy misses and
nfaro rich and plainly trimmed also, well selected
ttoeE 81 fancy fers m every variety all offered q.
Hiiinert supplied with hornets ~ the loweet
III Iestc yess foT each D. l4CESGNi Halter G bcwery
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i AIDES, FANCY rrRs-TuE suRsCRIRER,s STOCK

AIDES FANCY FURs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS STOCK
IL Of rich fancy fur Of all natone ready for
ton and viii be found 70 comprise the greatest and rarest
assortment OF muh cus pelerines, vctornes tppsts,
almas and other fasbionao
hbitod establishment Som. rich specimens impe
rial Russian sable amongst this collections and tho
further expectation Of those valuable skins prohibited
the autoerat ladies will lind the present
Of purchasing. GRO BULPIN. 81 Broad
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EDUCATION.


ROARDING-sCHOOL FOR BOYS AT sTANWICH CT,
ID thirty miles from New YorkTerms for board tut
ton washing do, $50 per term or $lD year Circulars
be had at Raynors bookstore No. 70 Bowery where
the principal be Tuesday In this month,
''''''A - THEODORE JUNE, Principal.
NEDAR GLEN SEMINARY, SING SING, n Y-THn
- winter session sonmssses ON he lss Of Novembsr
age Sl25 Music and singing French Italian, Spanish an<
dsswpe each IS quarter For apply MA
PATTERSON, Principal, or j. Cox, Esq, 1S broadway.
DICHARD HOFFMAN RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
~ 70 pupils friends that he has returned from Eu
rope reeums h prcfeesion. ensagsmsnts CommuAiea
Iona q DC addressed 70 In residence % Prince sgssA
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WAGON, LIQUORS AND SEGARs THIS pay, AT
o1 osses at psy rsss s0rner 81
champagne wine ground pepper mustard cinnamon
salt caret and other groceries, also ~ IL O'clock
waE'p. WELhlNGToN a. CAhIEh, Auctonoer.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


UOREI0N ExPREsS.-BDWARDS SANFORD 90
respectfully that they prepared forward
freight and nasissss from New Hofi to Lverpoo
twice week Hsvrs Paris Bremen, Hambasx Frsnkfort
snd all parts Of the European Continent, week. V
Van Dsnaas Land asd N:x Zealand By every vessel san
Hong Kong ShAnghas Caostta Madras Bombay and Other
the East Indies and China, every two weeks
oGcs IS Broadway.
CPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE. ADAMS co. WILL
- between New York and Boston via New
Haven Hartford and Springfield Railroads commencing
Saturday cteber for the express pack
ages generally. Express will leave the Office at4K p. NJ,
daily Leave Boston ut hour with usual
ADAMS h CO, 50 Broadway.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE IONEY-WANTED A PART.
"A ner With 81 zoo cash. to long leasehod property
conspicuous and business Of the city
proof shown that the above small investment
will realize go profit per Address A. G., Chat
ham Post once stating when and where interview
may be had,
DARTNER WANTED-rHREE GENTLEMEN, HAv
ing some capital, and can control $2oO0O to $4,000
oushern Western radsD anxious to associate with
special partner with capital Of $50 00 TO $4,000
Anpls will be given Of safe and profitable In
ves1rant Please address T. T. n, Herald ofioe.
DARTNER WANTED IN PUBLIC HOUSE, DOING
FIRST rate business; it 10 fitted in English STYLE
with furnished DC. respectable person, with $500
hing enter into paying busness may address Public
Her aid once. References given Ane required
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N ITALIAN LADY A WELL KNOWN PROFESSOR
"A singing possessing voice Of the highest com
pass musical talents Of he highest order and speaking and
Sngng English well ~ In aliAn wishes TO obtain
tsAton hrst soprano shvreh Address First Church
Soprano, Herald office,
HILBERTs BoUDoIR PIAE0S.-THESE PIANOS
" admirably Asspea for small rooms. They are con
NAesed eqnal not superior to Coard Coards Of Lon
Don. great assortment At HORACE WATERS 3S3 Broad
ray, the sole Agent.
TULLIKN's KATY.DID P0LKA-JUsT ISSUED BIT
q WIN HALL SON, Z5o Broadway, corner Park place.
IUgT PUBLISHED BY n. ,. DeDw0RTI CO.. Ne.
6ain9 msustion In the Arst principles Of music slasoa
- and proper ssssAsa Of hstxvnsnts aay
n1mber quAhNss hsv 70 select Appropriate
pieces instruction and scales for brass nstru
Band playing rsguations for bands band
1egics dictionary Of musical together with
pieces Of music Arranged for full brass bsnd By Ass
DsAworth = net.
NOTICE TO THE PossEsssRs OF PIANOS OUT OF
~ tuneThc undersignod in his capacity OF piano tuner
0rs services to those who require them They
NY RELY on his prompttuds and experience Apply at
Boxery. GUSTAV. sCHwARGMANNER-
yyHOMAs BAKERS sONGs.-"nEED NOT THE IDLE
Tsiesn sung By Male Anna zerr at n. Jullisn's
sers the Prma Sosg seond sdition arranged from
Julen,s celebrated vAse La Prima Donna The Flower
sre Slsepngn Pau and Virginia. from Juliien's Opera
with vignse title in colors These beautiful songs
becoming popular that they must shortly be found 90
lover OF ballad music All the
compositions sold vocal and instrumental 81 the above
SAMUEL G. JoLLIE, No. 800 Broadway.
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n c. HORTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON SA.
IT. turday ust the furniture contained in house Is
Sixth avenue consisting pier glasses oil paintings ward
robes wahstand carpets, chairs china and cut
arlor ana cooking stoves sale 10 AZ
@ loc
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DIZZY GOODS, sc.

EoREIGN SHAWLS-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
the atentonkof all connoisseurs really
shawls to superb variety Just imported trade
and embracing everything that 10 rch beautiful
other Eastern will BE- found embodied IN this
cashmere broehe and Canton Grape shawls every
cevable design Gle would especially public
feature In the shawl trade heretofore introduced
this fabric being Of pure eamols' hair but
the needle LOOM the work Of which
y to that Of India require the Gle
the difference Public inspection most respectfully soil
cited. GEO. BULPfN
Foreign Shawl and Clsak Warehouse, 36l Broadway.
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DUSSELL W. wESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER-RICH AND
III Elegant Rosewood and Mahogany Household Furni,
ture-R W. Westcott will SELL Saturday morning. at 10
furniture contained in house Eighth avenue three
furniture medallion backs lin crimson
bro two large French pier glasses richly carved
music cabinets and secretaries richly china
and mantel ormou clocks Paran Figures
and SETS in crimson velvet and hair
CLOTH rich lace and shades with choice and valua
BILE collection Of artistic paintings richly framed Also
elegant octave rosewood pianoforte, Steel Co.'S;
and mahogany bedteads superior hair mattresses
stands and rich toilet sets library bookcase votare and
chairs mahogany and cottage carpets sefas lounges
hat stands oil Cloths &c with large variety Of elegant
china sverware cutlery orockey dinner sets &e Ihis
article will be peremptory sold rain thine Catalogues
the house. and deposit required Of every purchaser
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CLOTHING, Sc.

TAsT.oFr cLOTuING-s2ooo WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will be literally given In current
money large small lots Of good clothing Of every
description Address, through post call JAMES MO-
RONEY, No. II Orange street, near Chatham.
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pECEIvED-PER STEAMER ATLANTIC. RICH MOI
rec antique brocads and plaid silks ALSO Paris embroi-
aees noniton guimpure, and point dAlencon lace new
and elegant designs A. KERR CO.
767 Broadway, two doors'below Ninth street
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sALEa AT AUCTION.


"A W s. insrsham-This day iOs o'clock, in the sales
scoas four Clothing
osS s Sash .ans, susy articles s 10
the entire elegant furniture 81 mn ~ sr st
class eabiI ct maker.
A UcTIoN NoTICE.-osGooD 4 CoNKLiN WILL
"A sell this day, Friday Oct a. At 10 o'clock general
Of carved rosewood paror suits in broeatelle aud plush
% SOFA centre ,o and nd scroll bed
ssad bureaus wssStand snsmeiiss marble tor and ps.
engraving The whole to be sold without pay
ucTIIo IN No1IcE.R W: FROST, AUcTIoNEER
excellent assortment Of household furniture consisting
feather beds bedsteads hair parlor cooking
toiss With M Ii avs o s in ssss !:
sold without reserve.
UcTIoN NoTIcE.-sTocK OF EARTHENwARE,
hs day 'io'y @ w
''f''' 'NSD j. e T. VAN ANTWERP SON. Aucsionssr..
O'clock at No street consisting Of double sissis
FsGs
U.s.s
mnnilson from on. to three a1rs each
4 on the sroans large elevated viii. sites containing
ss sy Sss Sss:ss
Bath f f:issd Graves %6Ss
sS1ny THIS the 5 : S e.
and tho entire The eOn!smplatsa
sTs
MAJ
Ss zfSr ri
40 Wall street, New York.
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THIRTy.THIRD COUNCIL DISTRICT, THIRTEENTH
l. ward-Ata meeting Of tho National Democratic Cen
for the nomination Of Councilman, held at No. u
Lewis street, on Monday evening 18th ina tant,
JOHN MONBERY, ESQ,
was unanimously nominated candidate to represent the
'hn'' .'n''u '0'A'" .'''. JAMES ruBERTY, chahnas.
exoRex T. FALLS, Secretary
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JIENRYsH. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.-HENRY LEEDe
III Co.. will sell by auction Friday October 2lst
tee furniture at half past ii O'clock at theres
dence Of Mr. Solomon Kohnstam near vanderbits landing
Island consisting of carpets parlour secretary book
case extra piano forte imported from Paris beautiful oil
p.intngs by the most celebrated artists Of the Munich
school, sofas chairs &C. beds bedding mattresses
French bedsad seat and other chairs china glass
oil cloth kitchen furniture &C. Also superior
burgundy wine The stenmb at leaves foot of whitehall
street every hour, and lands the house.
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TWENTIETH WARD.--AT A MEETING OF THE IN
dependent Demo cratic Reform Electors Of the Fifty nrst
district Twentieth ward Mllimans Of Seventh
avenue and Twenty sixth street. October 90 G. ID. Areason
called to the chair and G. N Ryerson appointed
secretary. The following resolution adopted -
Resolved That Garrett Van Csye is the choice Of the
this district for the office Of Councilman and that
have the greatest confidence in him. and that they will make
q strong effort to elect him. -
CEoReEN N. KyERsoN, Secretary.
TWENTIETH WARD.-AT A MEETING OF DEMO-
cratic Electors of the Fifty second District Twentieth
Ward held at the house Of James Wallace CT Thirty
street and Eighth October 18TH Hugh Mcguire
called the chair and Michael Hand appointed secrs
tary. The following resolutions were adopted =
Resolved That the people OF this district disguse3
with the political Of those who call themselves
democrats-nen who make trade Of politics, and name
for Offices whom the citizens could not and will not
vote for
Resolved That we determined to have respectable
citizen this district il the Board Of
Resolved That Dennis W. Buckley is the choice Of the
people Of this district and the only democratic candidate
that recognize, and that will all honorable meaAs
to secure his election HUGH MCGUIRE, Chairman.
MICHAEL HAND, Seeretar!.
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r IsT-A RUSsET LEATHER vALIsE, WITH THE
IL initial letter W. the top in white paint Also two
o,ecoats black with red plaid lining the other
with gray lining Also, hat box, containing dark blue
eo cap supposod % have been left in hotel bar
lhe finder will be suitably rewarded leaving the
attibe Franklin House, College place. X. II. w.
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Deter ROBERTS co., toNLD STORE, s75 BROAD.
way have just received very large stock Of French
SWISS and British Aesdlework, bands aounoings
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OST-A GOLD CROSS, ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
IL In broadway, between Corandt and Anthony vt rects
The Under will be literally rewarded by leaving at No
Theatre slcy,-or 1T NJ j. H. Jenkisson sJNo ~ Wooster
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ATA MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE FOR THE
"A minstion Of Councilmen Of the First district 0.
Eighth ward, held at the house Of Mr.. John Bennett
Of Grand and Green streets the 10Th inst Dr. Has
the COMMITTEES.
DR.. HAsBRooK, N. r. HOWARD,
JOIN BENNETT, M. FAIRcHILp,
THOMAS BUTLER.
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AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE SECC
"a Ward National Democratic Ward Committee, he'll |
~ Fulton street. the following persons unanmo
appointed a finance committee for the Second ward
John j. TAFT, 4. Merschoh, n
George Niven, Thomas Nolopey
Walter Joyce
carried. a g. GREEIEY Chanma
CHAs. +. SAkAEIsrKR, Secretary
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G DRAPER AUCTIONEER.-BY SIMEON DRAPER,
y. office AZ fPine street. of William
Nov at IL O'clock At the Merchants Exchange, for ac-
count Of whom the following securities
bondof the State Of Georgia, due
1862 Eve per cent do Of the State Of
$296 six per cent do of the city Of Troy 1915
cent Of the first mortgage convertbes OF the Co
lumbus Pigua and Indiana Railroad Company seven
corning New York Railroad Company seven per
bonds OF the Corning and Blossburg Rail
Company COO eight cent convertible bonds Of the
Michigan Central Railroad CO.. $50 900 cent second
mortgage the Troy and Boston Railroad Company
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company shares
Z
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T AIDES CLOAKING CLOTHS.-TRACY, IRWIN 1
II Coz i'm Porters and jobhsrs IA and 2 Broadway have
received BY recent ssvsls from Europe large assorent
OF cloths adapted for ladies' embracing variety
Of ashisnabls shades Of eoer now sought after in
yitsd 70 the same Also dress goods in the variety,
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no LET.-A LARGE NEW BUILDING SEVEN STORIES,
high ceilings 100 feet deep, by2S feet wide, and better
lighted than house the city, 81 Green street three
doors from Broome street suitable for manufac turing Pur
poses lodges and will make the best military drill rooms in
New York Inquire OF DR.. HOMER BOSTWICK, 5N
RrnnG nau
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MATRIMONIAL YOUNG NAN OF LIMITED MEANS
M but with a noble heart and willing hands, wishes to
acquaintance with fair possessing youth
beauty Should he imprudent enough to reply
this note addressed to J. p. S. New York Pest Oce
llal be hailed ~ the key to HE fu sure destiny.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
CT Onn TO s5,0o0-wANTED, MAN WITH THE
If.UUU above amount TO join the advertiser in safe
real estate business which $4,000 be made
good security will be given for the aud paid
the party suits. Address Real Estate, Herald Office
Co 00n TO $1,000 WANTED TO INVEST, AS
bO,UUU partner, by good business in business
and lucrative and capable Of extension. Address with
real anne, o. c.. Herald Office
GO S00 WANTED NAN WITH THE ABOVE
gqt manufacturing business, in this city, that
which will be shown nervew Reasons
leaving the business i'll health Address Health Herald
cffce
GOS0 WANTED, MAN, With THE ABOVE
OLCU. amount to take the place Of Of the pressat
light business in this city ast
per cent which will 90 shown interview Reasons
for leaving business i'll health Address Health Herald
once.
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gress the ssbscrbsrs order city PETAL
ana tmposn $ BroSdvH ev ss - ing az ~ a ~.
Lyons velvet plain and and very adiss
ooth Also now ready endless Of fashionable
oleth tsmss and ibuste for which has been late
" 10 great demand. GEO. BULPIN 96l Broadvav.
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DART OF A HOUSE TO LET TO A SMALL FAMILY
consisting of the second door, third story
and back has ment, within fifteen minutes walk South
Wall street ferries in genteel location Rent Sl75. In
euire the premises, "a Hoyt street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

ITO LET-IN THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG, THREE
buildings North First between First and Second
streets well calculated for respectable mechanics close by
the Houston and Grand street ferries Apply to Lewis
Hutehinys No IS John from IL to II o'clock tho
premises, in W Williamsburg from to 4.
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EfOR SALE-A LAUNDRY, IN FULL OPERATION
with steam boiler and steam drying apparatus, and all
oGkay fxtu complete full of welltra hands
and hundred dozen Of shirts week. be securedo
THORNTON
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T 0ST-0N THE 18TH INST, A PORT .MONNAIE, CON-
IL tanning note dated New York 10 Mo- 10Th 1868 drawn
by lhoIne Watson Coz AZ ninety days after date to the
order 81 William Miller for S payable at tho Phenix
gold ar some papers Of vaiue but to the All
persons are hereby cautioned against negotiating the
The finder retain the and questions asked
he will return the note and papers to THOkNE WATSON
X CO, No. IL Ferry street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

EOR SALE-THE SIT OK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
viii Of an eating house, doing good business 1t
osed Of in consequence Of the i'll health Of the propre
III he being obliged TO out OF the city Apply 2G
Weat
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WATCH AND JEwELRY BUSINESS FOR SALEM
w eood location.-To energetic man, with moder
se capital this Opportunity the business being
well bshed and bias an excellent Of jebbng eon
neeted with IT, small Of stock only required TO
3 taken. Apply to JOHN MARSH, 200 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

TWENTY. SECOND WARD MUNICIPAL REFORM.-A
meeting OF tho friends municipal reform, Of the
Twenty ward will be held a. the hall Of the Bloom.
nsdae Church. ieth street, east Of Eighth
Avenue on Friday evening" October a. 81 half past seven
O'clock Several speakers other parts Of the city
nscted 10 be in Citizens generally without die.
Emotion OF party are earnestly requested to sttend
ON bshaf OF the Municipal REFORM Nominating Committee
j. r. CHAMBERLAIN
A. M. LYON, rx.o,.,v.
SAMUEL FLEET, }c..e
IL. BElSER, Soh'n"sss~
T. HYATT,
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ENOR SALE-A PLANNING MILL, IN COMPLETE
order and now in successful operation, situated
Of Washington and Gansevoort also the right of
Basows planning machine for the city Of New
York. Apply to s. JOHNSON, sl5 Washington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-21

ITO LET-IN WILLIAMSBURG, A THREE STORY
brick house l32 South Ninth street, with tea at
tecned ana iot aeJoining with stable and carriage
Seventh street.
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T osT-oN TIE 18TH INST. IN JANE STREET. TWO
IL head dresses They picked mp by letter carrier
who will much oblige BY sending them to ~ Jane street.
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A LARGE FIRST CLASS HOUSE WANTED, HAND.
"A somely situated, with stable preferred above Union
square, either in good order State the lowest terms
for purchase lease Address Private Dwelling Post