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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-06-07
ANOTHER NOTE OF WARMING FROM
TALL HAMMOND.

DE lTKNOwN To THE JEWS Il GENTrIES
- TO the man with pocket full Of chauge or 10 him
that hasn't had shilling since Christmas that have
been down to Gotham again lay in winters supply
Tor my customers. am much obliged TO all those who
have favored me with their onaee since have been
operating on my hook; and shall be as much so for
a continuance oft Athe profits will ask Of YOU will
mrs, be 10 make my 'oher half ard myself comfortable
ana to- gre TO the calls OF charity and with
out robbing creditors. will tell you what want nv
business do this year, yon i'll make your
accordingly. want to exchange a wardrobe Ia leetle
The tor wear for one not quite rusty and want just
reasonable supply Pocket money 10 meet those oter
expenses that constantly looming before the Wis
ion Of I'll men Of families
do say land you know ] nm n man Of my word
That am hound To pr mote the interests Of my Gus
toners, even mt the expense ofmy own. and y1u will
con'in~c the cent'e of gravity" just the place to
TT out with
/. =. yAgE, HARDWAREE, TTNnM!ARE.
Yes 7 am prepared TO furnish you with just as many
pounds, OF just as good
SUGAR. TEA. COFFEE,
as my Dry Goods neighbors that are making 80 much
alus.er in the papers. And my assortment OF Stoves
YOU will find just good II cant stop In emu
merate" as they say. hut il havnt got ne gocd an
asso tment Of Paints Glass aud building Materis to-
gether with Iron. Shelf.ws'e. Wood Ware. and ware
in general, any other body, why then will knock
pnder AM wish those deluded customers that have
terest 10 .de si liule palce called Jonesve to un
derstand hat the sooner their s,raying footsteps in
"a the path that leads Iilsdale the better. This
town ill be up aud dressed and on its taps in the NOR
ing hereafter you may depend. Yours &c,
Il, HAMMOND.
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The Ohio State Journal Gays "two German
children were born on the Little Miami Rail
road train short time since. This shon!d DC
placed TO thu credit ofrailroads genersIly-
Thers Il stIl an awful balance Of lives lost to'
them 70 ssttle for"
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~This line 10 orginsl.
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PORTAGE, OHIO,

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Chartered In lS32-Over 1000 Policies Issued.
The length oftime this company has been in opera
tion and the favorable rpon which il Insures,
recommend ii safe and cheap institution Insure in
The undersigned has been sppoined Agent for Hills
dae Co.. Mich n320m3 DAN'L l. PRATT.
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uILLSDALE BAKERY.

YNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the cit
gems Of Hillsdalc and vicinity that he has opened
n Bakery in Hsdale. where Fresh Bread, Crackers,
Cakes. &c. may he always found.
CJ Orders for Cnkes. Pies &c for parties promptly
a: tended to an supplied on short notice.
UTA,so, n good assortment Of Family Groceries,
nt the stand formerly occupied by q. A. Spnnldng.
+. p. ISHERHOOD.
Hillsdale. August 16. 1852. n309
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The following letter, for copy of which We
are indebted TO the editors Of the Intelie enccr
will considering the source from which it comes
be read with interest at this time, when the
question of The most eligible Railroad route iC
the Pacific is occupying SO large share of the
public attentions:
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FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Capital $500, ,O0O..surpIusc cash fund ESQ 200
Hon. CADY HOLLlSTER, Pest.
Wa. L. AVERY Sect'y
N. Y. UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.

r u
N. Y. UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
YOUNGSTOWN, N Y.
Capitdl$2o0, ,00o-Surpius Cash Fund S35, 900
DIRECTORS.
Chester Phelps, Julius n. Rice. John C.. Hammond,
David 8. McNamara Stephen II. Johnson. John Clark
w 3. lngraham. p. Brockett. r. p. CLARK, VIM,
Hotchkiss, Philip Van Week, w. N. Clark, J.F. Pot.
ter. Nl : ,Ii,ll'I7.'
Chester Phelps. res's. w. s. Ingrahs.n. y. Prss'G
II. p. Clark. Sectsry John. Clark, Treasurer.
Stephen B. Johnson. Atty Nathaniel Smith, Gen Aqent
The following well known firms Of New York City
nre among the Insured in this Company.
A. L. Stewart, e. Co, Harper Il Brothers,
Bowen q McNamee, Wilmerdngs g. Mount,
J. r. JeFray & Sons, Alfred Edwards e. Co.,
Nyse u Sons, Merrill, Bliss & Co.
Wyeth Rogers, Hall e. BROTHERS,
>. Z ochrane Co., Thomas Mcclure e. Co.,
James Beck a. Co., J. w. Shultcn a. Hurd,
L. g. A. Stewart, William III. Cary g. Co,
Tiffany, Young g. Ellis, F.Cottonet g. Co.
Wadsw orth * Sheldon Renard Il CO.
The undersigned is prepared n take risks in either
OF the above responsible Companies, at low rites
a. can be obtained in any good substantial Company
t.l.f.... ED. CONE. Agent.
HilIsdalc. Aug. 10. 1889.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

Fort OF New York, November IA, 1864.

CLEARED.
Stssmghip-Boringueno (Spsu) Lanos, st Thomas and
POI TO Rico. p Harmony's Nephews.
Aip-Montezuma, DeCourcy. Liverpool II Marshall Il
Co.
Brgs-T Watson. Bsc, man, Richmond, McCresdy,
Nett Co; Geo Otis Bray, Brazil, Colt; Eva Dumas,
st Domingo City. A Roseirs l. Co.
Schrs--John Hart, Smith, Bangor J white h Co;
PAGER, Johpren, Richmond Chss Person; Planet (Br)
Kenny. Halifax, Hunter Co; Pts ndorn, Brown Savan
nah, DemD Co; Bowsri, Davis. Nswbern, Davis h
Holmes; Hugh Scott Terrier, Richmond, Frye; Levi
Rowe Townsend, Chs peshs Bag. G Ackery; Apple
ton. Nickersop, Boston 4 " Herrick; James Brown
Brown, Eonros's Greek Va. Brett, voss Co; Rainbow
Culver, BRACES SANTIAGO e1iaght Cicero shsckietord
Georgetovn. BateTnsn 4 Rudderow Globe, Swift Salem
Ropes
sloop-Fashion, Biydehburs, Providence, master
Steamfr-WestsrLport, Han, Baltimore Parker Vein
Coal Company
Steamship Arabia Judaiu Liverpool Nov s, IL NJ tn
CunaJd. NOV 4, lat 81 rs Ion "a So signazsd r ship
Toronto, md y; 18th, Lat ~ 2S Ion As o. passed
steams hip Glasgow, Craig her cs for Glasgow.
S.eamship Bsnsa (Srcnnl. Geerken, Bremen, Oct 20.
with eco passenger, TO Oelrichs Co. Arr OH Sandy
Hook at O'Clock this morning 9th ns Had heavy
westerly gales ard heavy weatt the passage except
ipa the Iastt three days
eamship Jsnesto~a. Parrish, Norfolk, &c, to LudAm
4 Peasants.
Ship Antarctic, Zsrega Liverpool Oct 13 with $40 pas
sepgers TO Zerega Co Oct 1S lat ~ 50, Ion Fl TO-
spos ship Rose Sandsh from Antwerp for New York:
10Th lat a. ION 81 exchanged signals with ship National
Eagle from Liverpool for Boston. Had e6 deaths ON the
Ship TseondsrogA BAy Liverpool Dot l5 With Gil pas
ssngsrs. to HaSbsck Co. Experienced heavy weather
Psasspgsr I'll wsn; - dtsahs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

ED0AkTOWN. NOV 10
Arrved-lOth schr Isabella Berry Rondout for Boston;
llth brig Protection Grant, do do schrs Planter Thomas
Philadelphia for Rockand Josephine, Card New Yorl for
steamer Telegraph, with ship Omega in tow for NYork
14th-Wnd NNW. In port the vessels above reported,
bound E. ard others before reported in all about 30 SAIL
Also arr ship Spartan, of Nantucket, Pacific Ocean,
with q full cargo Of oil
16th-Arr ship Edward Carey, Of Nantucket, Pacific
Ocean, via Holmes Hole for Nantucket Sid ship Month
cello (of Nantucket, Baker, Pacific Ocean, and all the
vessels bound over the Shoals
16th-In port (Outer Roads), ship Coffin, OF Nam
tucket ready for Pacific Just brig and two schrs
PHILADELPHIA, NOV IT. IN
Arrived-Brig Monserat Barton Savannah schrs Penn
sylvania Riath Norwich CT Alexander NJ Perry, NYork
b Derrickson Indian river; Major Tom. Morris do:
Sophia Ann Smith Fall River; Leesburg. Godfrey Will
Cleared-Bsig Chicopee Emery, Boston, schrs Sophia
Ann, Smith, Providence Waldeman, Chase, and
Elizabeth, Price, Boston; VIM Dubois, Maxhed Hudson,
NY; Moore, Keene, Galveston A. mada, Harrington,
Charleston; steamer Kennebec Copes, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

Bark Chicora of Boston sold at Melbourne prev TO
Aug IL for $40 000 Capt would return home In ship
Bavaria, for New York to sail soon. =
LAUrcHxo-At Surrey, Me- 18th inst by Jacob Dodge,
superior brig of 1888 TONS owned by Moulton, ESQ., and
ccnlnanded by Capt Haskell, Of Deer Isle.
At Belfast 9th rst by Messrs Carter superior ship,
al Of white oak called the Chaplin; double deck and
about 900 tons. She Is owned by Messrs Hasel.
tine, H Chaplin. and John Gardner, Of Boston, and
Capt Geo W Cottreli, who il to command her.
At Richmond, Ne 18th inst by Messrs Spear and Rich
mopd finely modelled feGhtina ship of about 1850 TONS
called the Lorenzo, owned by Ar Geo Thompson OF New
York, and the Mss'r McNanos, Of Brunswick, Ne.
To be launched at Bangor, by + Tewksbury, on
Wedneday brig Eirore Of 284 tons. She has recently
been purchased Of the builders BY Messrs Bradley h
Boynton, Rawson, DIR Porter Lemue Nash. and Capt
Whitmore, who In to command her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

az understand" said the Emperor, "thst you have
been travelling through my empire
II came from Odessa, SAID Ma ID .
"Then YOU have been at constantinople," said the
Emperor.
81 understand ii 9, are talking about down there"
said Nicholas jocosely
swe1" said Nicholas edo they really think there's to
sThey think in that matter very much depends upon
yourself." said d.
,hs ton turned pom the duties Of the day.
Three hundred and fifty thousand troops-the and
standing army in the worl then passed In 6as and
in omen order before the Emperor of all merosns ever
his distinguished guest-a SIGHT ths'
beheld. the desultory CONVERSE
In the of the dsyabero- more than once took
ton which followed tt considered there were but two
occasion TO say Its earth, the where all the
proper gotnu the other where only one rulsd-ths Am
pie rund Russian govern nents-the other powers
eongres and were destined to be absorbed by the
other of these two governments
From Russia Mr. D. went to Paris met Senator Jones,
of Tennessee and by invitation OF the American Secretary
OF legation invited 10 Nap seon The day fxed
the two Senators repaired to tho Emperers quarters and
found sixty of his Cabinet Council and head of
the nation waiting for audience After their arrival
the Emper received but two of his countymen be-
fore sending for the Senators As they marched to his
presence the balance of the flowed, and with
their gterng court dress made dazzling array of roy
atty about the plain clad psrsor ages Of our
pub lcars The Emperor engaged his American visitors
in conversation about ten minutes when he handed them
to his talented and accomplished Queen, who enter
tdiceu tnem one hoW Win great VARSITY Vi quo5-
tons political mat,ery and versatility Of talent
expected 1t uneq uAed She dove into the young
Senator in this wise-
What do you Americans want of Cubas''
Nothing, sad Douglas only for her 10 become indie
pendent and then to maintain her sovereignty against
foreign pow ers."
Chem said She why lid you aot join with England
and Eanre in their ropssition to guarantee her indie
pendencefn
'sBecause,' said D., cit is American doctrne TO
avoid all entansing alliances with foreign powers"
How long" said she shave you Americans adopted
this tocripe?n
''Ever since she refused to join the Holy Alliance in
putting Town OF the greatest the world ever
raw" said d.
This alusior to Napoleon silencsd the conversation
that subject and after discussing the most exciting
political topics and fully upyeiling the Emperors vie
ali these SUBJECTS, by ardent and frank expression
Of her own the Empress sed that the ton
should be dropped and the distiages Of th realm who
had teen standing all this time caps in hand should then
have audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN BALTIMoRK-A fire orgi
mated yess rday morning. about O'CLOCK Sharp
between Henrietta and Montgomery streets, and the
flames spread with such rapdity that they could
be subdued, the dwelling in which the FIRE orig.
mated entirely consumed together with the eight ad
joining tenements Tn. destroyed dwellings belonged to
the fod wing parties: William Brsedlovs owned two VIM
Breall one, Alexander IsntE one William Uncles one
Michael Fersh one and Adam Ssuel ore. The Ere de.
partment of the west end promptly on the spot in
great numbers but owing to the scaScy of water could
be Of but little service The fire Originated from the
burning Of camphine lamp in the hands Of of the
German occupants Eight Of the houset were insured in
the Fremen's Insurance Company, and the remaining
enc in the Equitable. Times Nov 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

Shin Empire Thorndiks, Havrs, 80 days with CTS pas
to Dskin Gilbert secor Had 70 deaths on the
snip Isaac Bell (pkt) Jobastope Hars 8. days. with
bso passengers to Livingston Nov H. lat 49, Ion 81 TO-
Ship Req Rover (clipper). Putnam, Carao 10 days to
Taylor Merrill Nov Is, lat IS. Ion TO- sxpsren'eda
gle from lost b, naintopmsst stAysAi miIsn top
puean Was tow,d TO the city BY stsautns Forbes.
BAk Courant (of Bstn) Brsdstrset Cardiff 90 days. to
Bark George Ludwig (Brem, Halsnbsck, Bremen. IS
days with 160 passengers, Pavensadt Schumacher.
Bark Julie (Brsm) B1rhovsn Bremen 20 days. with 1872
aaengers, to Oelrichs ca.
Bark Weather Gage, Carr Bordeaux, Oct to Schiller
Bros. Oct 81 lat 80 SIS, Ion 38 49, while hove to In
NV gale shipped which stove forward house boats,
and allied the cabin with water Experienced heavy west
spoke ship Amazcn from Limerick for New York 7th
lat ~ 10 lon 81 a. spoke bark Condor from st John for
Belfast 18TH lat 80 2s lon 70 a. spoke brig Simpson,
Bark Pilgrim, Andres, Mobile, 20 days, to Eagle Il
Brig Sarah Peters (of Elsworth), Mcfarland, Ponce
PR, Oct 20, to Sou hmayd Son.
Brig Baltic (Br) Could Rum Key II days, to Ackery,
Brig Belle (Br) Oates Sydney, CB IA days, to Trum.
Brig Nelson Hooper, Alexandria 10 days. for Boston,
Brig Burmah Mckenzie, Machias, Is days, to Mayhem
schr Caroline E Foot Bsckwith Para, Il days, to HK
Corning
schr Matapony (sf warrsn, conroy Jacksonville, 70
Schr Julietta. Carter, Alexandria for Boston.
schr W Lewis, Daniels, Virginia for Boston.
Schr Knight Holbrook Virginia for Boston.
echr Tangent. Gray Philadelphia, 2 days.
Schr Albion, Hart Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Montrose, Wall Philadelphia for Boston,
Sch, Iowa, Wainwright. Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Falcon Dyer, Columbia, II days.
Schr Neptune, Callgan, Machias, 10 days.
Schr Susan Grafton Portland Me. days.
Schr Fairfield Crowe,l Boston, days.
Schr Orienda, Vinckney, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Bay State Sherwood, Boston, 8 days.
scbr Cornelia, Fauklin, Boston, days.
Schr Granite State, Crowel, Bottom, days.
Schr Victor, Chase Boston, days
Schr Renown Crowell, Boston, days
Schr Kossuth, Churchill Newturyport, 4 days.
Schr Phlanthropist, Grifsn Gloucester, days, for
Philadelphia
schr Pioneer, Baker, Beverly Mass, 2dsys.
Schr Joseph Lane, Gould, Rockport, days.
Schr Granite Lodge, Colby, Rosk port, days.
Shop America, Hull, Providence days
Sloop Maria Louisa Bennett, Providence, days.
Wind during the day, NE, and blowing fresh.
NJ The brig reported yesterday the Hamilton, from
Bermuda was the Swan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

WOMAN ARTAIGNED FOR HORSE SrEALrNa-
The Guyandote VA Herald says, that Mrs. Burns was
srragned before the County Court of Cabe week before
last upon the charge Of horse stealing ard that the
court sent her for trial at the Circuit Court It is
added fur that the court very ungaauty refused to
admit the woman to BAIL because had law do co.
Two negro children persisted in the ames OF burning
hor 70 in Farmvile, Va, on the 5th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

Oct NYork put back making Is inches water
hour She has 696 passengers board and encountered
very ses She got her voyage nearly TO the
Banks Of Newfoundland, where she became iesky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18
TeIographie l1arino Heport.

Boston, Nov IT,
Arrived-Bsrk Fruiterer Malaga; briggs Evira Port
Prince Elvoice, Glasgow: Benper Jeremis Marcelus,
Jacksonvils; Maria st Marys Ga; Holt, Wilmington,
NC; schr Dirego, Jaci sonvile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

[BY sandy HOOK PRrNYIN0 TMDGRArH.J
TIE HIGHLANDS. Nov 17-Sundown
Nothing in sight. Wind fresh from East Weather very
hazY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22
DANCING ACADEMIES.

NEW CLAS5ES.-BROOKES DANCING AClDH
~ at bis new Assembly Rooms, No. 36i Broom at
Also, anew class for children ON Wednesday ntternoos
till O'Clock. new elass for ladies and misses m
day afternoons, from ill O'clock new GLASS ge
men, Tuesday evenings from till 10h o'clock THU,
commences from the time o. subscription Tbs sosoi
ooAtiRVa qpsp dySips tha wh9ls ysNS, - WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
ID day March % So Livingston street between Court
and Bosrum streets, o'clock p NJ excellent assort
Of MAHOGANY and walnut paror and chamber furn
9ons. fish and butter knives and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET-A FEW DOORS
IL from Spring street and Broadway suit of
Tors first floor very desirable for physcians oce,
being the immediate neghborhood Of four first class
suitable for single gentlemen Inquire at 81 Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

n Tuesday, 1t the sales room.
toNEER.-HOUSEHOLD FUR
tuesday, at 101ls O'Clock, at the
set, variety OF new and second
fcane and spring seat chairs and
a bedsteads, bureaus, card tables,
sofas, eouches, couch beds, mat.
70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

I,URISHED ROOMS TO LET IN BROADWAY-NEAR-
ly opposite the St. Nicholas hotel suitable for
morsingle gentlemen The rooms front Broadway com
house is otherwise occupied by private family that will
not in May Two excellent furnished attic
also be obtained Address B. S. D.. Broadway Post ohce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

-FOUR VALUABLE LOTS TO LEASE FOR TEN YEARS,
Thirty second street. Broadway for extern
Crystal Palace also, eight lots higher up with dwellings
suitable for garden greenhouse Inquire at No.
II Wall street, room No. ~, second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22
EOF REAL ESTATE MAD

Il OF REAL ESTATE Al NJ A. d.
New Jersey.-The subscribers,
by the Orphans Court Of the
real estate whereof Amedee Boi-
saubin died seised, respectively,
r of said court, made the 4th day
cred to sell said real estate, win
he highest bidder, ON Saturday,
of II and s o'clock r. NJ, at the
horristown, the following real
omestead farm, in the townships
onting on the road leading from
nd extending back to the Spring
the farm of w. II. Kitehell, con-
ortioned with arabic, pasture, and
superior quality. The mansion
he most substantial manner, with
.wo stories high, besides kitchen
lrooms, and halls, are high and
Hiding in good repair. 1t is we'll
use, and other conveniences, and
ar the centre Of the farm, in q
fstion, with u fine prospect, IL woll
q garden, and extensive orchards
avery requisite for an elegant and
The premises are situated about
sw York, and half way between
New Jersey. ID. A tract OF Il3l
orris, on the road from Morristown
til side Of w. VI. Kitohell's farm;
ract is covered with very heavy
on the road leading from Morris
lining lands Of w. IL. Rowland and
said TO contain III acres. 4th. A
lining about acres, lying on the
md on tho south side Of Mrs. Ro-
80 r,aadnfv araIla anA ya~w v.l,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22
TYPE FOR sALE.-ONE THOUSAND POUNDS OF
agate about half in lots TO sut purchasers Apply
"a 10 ELLIOTT. Herald once.

TWO BILLIARDTABLEsANDf FIXTURES, ToGE Their
i with balance efIease room in central situation In
Baltimore at prcsent occupied club ROOM for sale
reason Tho tables Of the best description
post 0aios.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

yNRADE-TO DE SOLD A BARGAIN-T0 ANY r.
spectacle wanting gsntecl and highly proftahas
business this offers opportunity rarely met with Ladies
and children may be employed 20 advantage No oapsea
with real name and address, to A. B. c. box 2H0 Psst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

HToTICE-RICHMOND HILL HOTEL STA
IN Island, NY, date the Richmond Seminary will
for tho OF FIVE months the LIST OF May. Arr
ments have been ade that families 10 acoommot
by tho day. Charges Of tho hotel Board for the
81 week Children under ton years Of age half price.
wants, ~ week. Horses, 81 o week. Ithers Is no o
man 81 extra. Separate sitting rooms DO had At fro
10 $40 week The Richmond stage meets the and o.
boat from New York, at Yanderbit's landing.
j. =. KELLETT, sPro pret |,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

TYPR FOR SALE.-ABoUT ONE HUNDRED P0UM1e
Of diamond very little worn, In half dcxen pairs -
sale cheap for cash Apply to TO- ELLIOTF Hsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

FACTORY TO nET IN HoBOKEN.-A SPACIOUS
four story building with four story brick dwelling
within three minutes walk the ferry particulars
apply to j. THOMPSON SO Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-THE FIRST CLASS
threestory and attic house No 2U West fsurtesnth
street. between Eighth and Ninth to let with fur
nure The heuse pleasantly situated and standing
% feet IL the advantage Of spacious
garden Not to DO let boarding. house Can be
between and o'clock Fer particulars apply TO she Pre-
ef6ce No TSz tuiton street -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

YIyO LET-THE LOWER PART OF HOUSE, CON-
tanning three room, with ire places. and two bed
largo summer Kitchen, cellar garden &c corner
Second and Sixty streets Stages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

dor SALE AT DECIDEDLY LOW PRICE@ONE
Sixth avenue Twenty eighth street, three
houses sixth street. Fifth 1--WE houses
Eighth avenue near street. two houses on
Thirteenth street, Eighth avenues two houses
fhirtieh street. Fifth avenue; houses Lexng
ton Thirty FIRST street. Eve stores sixth
thirty acres on New York island; Apply TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

HOUSE TO LET ON SOUTH SIDE STATEN ISLAND
IL "A comfortable farm house. with three more acres
land situated Princes Bay having Of the best
views OF the bay the island advantages for bathing
fishing &C. unsurpassed. In the immediate vicinity
there plank roads connecting with Quarantine Port
Richmond Apply at IA Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

WILL SELL, OR EXCHANGE, A VERY vALUABLK
w timber and mill property for good estate this
city or Iyiointy also, very valuable lots S. An
thony City, ai1nssots Apgly to 9; L,AuSHT0N,
streets, the Astor bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

NV ANiED-TO KENT, WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF
purchasing, country residence with ten
land part of which would lie preferred woodland situa
ted within hours ride Of the city either the
Hudson river, Harlem New Haven railroads 1t must
have good substantial comfortable house it, capable
Of large family with all necessary out
buildings such barn stables &c. Address, with partcu
lars price, &C., c. NJ A., box 1,4s6 Post Office.
large first class house, must be between Third and
Sixth and above Address
E. W. c., j. c. Rikers bookstore, l29 Fulton street.