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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-13
Notice..

A Ill persons arc. warned not TO trade for any notes
IA or due bills made payable to the subscriber a'
they have been stolen.
THOMAS WILSON.
Dec. 6, 40 st.
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McDoWalI & Cooncr,

INTENDING to close their business the first of the
year, will sell out many Of their goods at and
der cost. Dec 5.-3t
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DACON Sides, Salt, Treacle Molasses, Rock and
ID Alum Salt, always on hand and for sale low at
the old corner by f. W. BONNEf
Oct. H. Al II.
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DOmeStics,

DEADY.MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,
LII For sale by A. II & R. KESNEDY-viz:
Dress, Frock, and Business Coats Vests and Pan.
taloons Dress and Under Shirts; Drawers half Iiose
Fancy Cravats Washington Ties, &c :.
Boys Cloating-Coats and Vests. Fashionable Hats
Caps &c Sept p.
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Double and Single barrel Guns.
nOUBLE and Single barrel guns, Rifles and Pts
H. tolls, from $40 to 500. Powder fusks, Shot
pouches and Belts, Rife and Pistol Fnsks Percus-
sion Caps, French and English Gun wads aud punches
of all sizes
Colts and Aliens Revolvers. Gallery Pistol and
Bullet caps Powder Canisters, Pocket Pistols Fasks
Game bags, DC, A. YOUNG:
Oct II, Al u
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The Old Corner /!

The Old COrMer!!
SUPERFINE and common carpeting also Green
- Baze and printed floor cloths just opened at the
old corner" by T. W. BONNtl
Oct II. Al H.
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DEEBE'S Fashionable Hats Also, Cloth Caps o
ID every description. Just opened by
Scr,2 BCNNEY
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Clt;,Vvba Factory Yarn.
w + have just received on consignment, good as
w sortmcnt Of all numbers of the above Factory
which we ollcr to merchants and customers on the
lowest terms NJ DRUCKER d co.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN CHEMICALS, OF
ALL KINDS,
Patent Medicines, Thompsonian Medicines Shakers
Herbs snd Roots Saratoga Water, Wines and Bran
dies, Surgical Instruments Trusscs Paints Oils Var
nishes, PANT Brushes Dye.stuls Lamps Lamp Oils,
Burning Fluid and Camphcnc, Druggists and Physi-
clans Glassware and Labels Window Glass, Putty,
Hair, Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes Bronzcs Teas,
Spices, and Aavoring Extracts, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps Fancy Articles, Genuine Cod Liver OIL together
with every article comprising the stock of Druggist
OF Physician. Our Stock is of the best quality, and
the oest selected assortment offered to the pub
lic Physicians, Country Merchants Planters, and all
others can depend their orders meeting prompt and
careful attention. and upon accommodating terms.
No extra charge for packing or transportation to the
Railroad Depot, any part of the town
N. B-Physicians' prescriptions carefully compoun-
ded
Camden, Dec. l3 so IT,
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Peruvian Gua7iO, Farmers Plaster,
kettIeWeils Salts and Salts & Gunmo.

100 TONS warranted genuine Peruvian Guano
lOO 100 Bills Farmers Plaster containing 90 per
ct, Sulphate of Lime.
100 Bbls Kctewells Chemical Salts
100 " Salts and Guano.
For sal by RHErr e. ROBSON
l22 Atlantic Wharf
rB" Planters who may want either of the above
will please sond their orders at so as to
prevent disappointments
Dec. G. 40 st.
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NEGRO Blankets. Bed do, All wool Plains, Geor-
" gia do. Offering low at the "Old Corner" by
Nov 29--tf. i. W. BONNEY.
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Lime.

TUST received and for sale, lot Of superior Stone
81 Lime w. W. PRYON l. co.
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w. ANDERSON


rs NOW receiving his Fall and Winter supply Of
l. Staple and Fancy Dry-GOOds, which
comprise full and general assortment consistngsin
part Of the following ~. s.
DRESS GOOHs.
Mousn DeLaiucs Caslhnerea tierfinoes, Ging.aiaSS
Prints, &C., Of every quality and price.
WOOLEN GOODS.
Anwool English Plains, heavy Kerseys Plaid Iinseysi
Georgia Plains, and other styles, d dl prices
FLAENELS.
Of coors qualities and prices,
GENTLEMEN,s CLoTHING: -
complete assortment of Dress, Frock and Business
COATS, of Cloth,' Cashmere and Tweeds all
made up in the most fashionable STYLE ~
Boys CLOTHING,
Sacks Frock Coats and Jackets, handsomely got Up,
6. ALSO. - ..~.-gs
Fancy Gassimeres, Tweeds Sattinetts, .a
Linen Tabling and Towelipg Diapers
HucEaback, Crash Dowlas
12-4 brown ana b1sached Sheetng. 4
Canton Fafinels. &c, &c. ALI of which will be sold
at the lowest prices for cash OF to punctua customers
Purchasers will please call OH lr -
Oct II. W. ANDERSON.
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.

CAMUEN BAZAAR.
WE hereby apprize onr friends and customers Of
W the town and vicinity, that we have removed
our Goods back 10 our old stand corner Of Broad and
Buedge Streets and that VIC have received our stocI
for the winter season. which is more complete tlun we
have ever before offered consisting of ali kinds OF ma
terials for LADIES DRESSES, Ladies Bonnets: Rib
bons Trimmings, Re, Ladies Maflilas and Mantlcs
III s,lci variety t! We certain please purc...
sers. Ladies' Gloves GatBtle,s, &c. &c
Gentlemens Clothing Hats, Gaps, India Rubber
Goods, &c. Also, complete stock of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE CUTLERY, GRockERY
AND CHINA GOODS,
With an extensive assortfntht of
Heavy Goods for Plantation Use.
Thanking the public cr their liberal patronage, wc
solicit is continuance and promise that prices shall
be as moderate as in any place where the respectre
Goods are bought frons
Oct. a5. H. DRCCKER & co.
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T. g. E. WORKMAN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

CAMDEN, s. c.
OFFER for sale, for cash. approved credit, al
~ LOWEST MARKET PRICES, a large and wELL.sELEC
TED assortment Of EAST INDIA, MEDITERRANEAN aut
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New Goods.
The subscribers have received their Fall and Winter
supply Of
DRY GOODS
HARDWARE
GROCERIES,
CASTINGS
MILL IRONS, dc.
AS their stock is full and we'll selected, purchasers
will find it to their advantage to give them call be-
fore buying elsewhere. o
Oct IL McDOWA ADD COOIfR
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WORKMAN & BUUNE'S
HAT Ill ALL.


We
y moi
Mems and Boys Caps So
"a EACH S5 SO ITO
gpfm
price
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For Sale or to Rent.
r wifi sell or rent my House at Kirkwood The
i situation is very pleasant one, and the place IS
= good repair, with an excellent well of water: 10
IL approved purchaser or tenant, the terms Will De
rI,ddn arcd;ir;modatinp. THO j. WARREN.
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Dec. 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

DEAFNESS NEW DISCOVERY. -LESLEY'S OR
- ganc Vibrator onabe1 deaf persons 70 hear distinctly
church and public assembled and all tho assistance
that could possibly DO desired TO be had at LspenarJ
s,roet Now YORK, Of Y. n. RRUGMAN, only agent for
America. Prce -
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ApnnNrsTRATnR,s NOTICES.

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM.
tcrs streeNUticc " horehy given tho relatives aud
next Of kin of Mary Ans walt as o. che city OF New York.
single woman, deceased and who ALLEGED TO
tosate that shall apply to the Surrogate county
Of Now York for letters OF standardization upOr tho es 40
OF tho raid interstate tic "a day Of pr aex AZ ton
o'clock in tho forenoon
PETER j. swFgNy Public Administratsr
Dated, Ne. York, Msfen 3 les.
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HOUSE FOR 3ALE-THE THREE STORY AND BASE
nert rick houfe No SO Perry street, Beeckor
the hopse hss all the modern improyenent gas and cron
noor th speaking tubes dumb weitor 40
fcr further information permison 70 tho premsesD
nnply 70 MOSES DEvoF, ~ jefferson Market, FRED
DEVOE lFn water street
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INSTRUCTION.

A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. = BRANCHES
N taught English grammar, composition, ornamental
APPLIQUE done without noodle or throad
amy lady quick with her fingers can do dres In one day.
and Ia flowers fruit she'll and PAPER maoho work
young lady DO accommodated with board and have
sufficient embroidery to pay her tuition Call st u East
Broadway, corner Of Market street
A GENTLEMAN OF A REGULAR COLLEGIATE RDU.
N cation conversaDt with tho German and French Ian
OF obtaining situation as teacher in
boarding school family Best reference given Address
s.Esucation,n L. Post Once.
JNRENCH LANGUAGE.-A FRENCH GENTLEMAN,
teaching French in some OF the best nnd 6rt families
~ Now York DESTROYS OF obtaining home In n rospeota
te family where he would give lessons 70 the family and
sneak French with them Please address Professor Herald
Office.
yXrANTED-A CATHOLIC GovERNEss FOR TWO
w little girls three and tye years old She must speak
write we'll tho English language and be Mt the
time bousekeepcr in family living In the uppr part Of
the city. Apply 1T No ~ West Seventeenth street Nc
need apply who has not good certificates from known
persons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11

LIOR SALE-THR MODERN BUILT THRRR STORY
liz brick house, No 123 West Thirteenth street. between
the Sixth and Seventh avenues with fixtures & 40
II may DO between the hours Of and H. A. NJ In
gure Of +. II. ELY 43 Wall street. Jauncey Also
the story house and lot No l39 Prince Apply
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WILLIAMSBURG CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE-Two
first class three story basement and under cellar brick
houses twelve inch rails and 100 foet lots
and CRATES three floors oorniced pieces and
In paror iron railing and balooncs cellars
oil foored all complete. Apply TO THOMAS REILLY 4
SON Of South Fourth and Fifth streets the
promises or W South Third street.
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L,IrTH AVENUE LOTS FOR sALE.-FOUR LOTS ON
the west side " Fifth between Ninety ninth and
sh streets neudns the serner Of Ninety ninth street he
each feet front BY 10 eot deep for sale price 60
SLIGO mortgage Also, lot corner Fifth and
Seventy sixth street Inquire before 10 o'clock A. NJ in
tAe evening" Of STEPHEN ROBERTS No H7 Cherry street
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ITO LET IN BROOKLYN-A NEW THREE STORY
and basement house in Livingston strset between smith
and Hoyt streets The above house finished in modern
style with fxtures de- and has
sub cellar The situation is desirable the
Wall street ferry Inquire at 30. 10 Schormerhorn street.
BROOKLYN.
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CIlFF STREET PROPERTY FOR shLE.-TEREE
~ story brick houses with buildings Nos III
3 ~ Cliff ttrset Hague street Lots 80 feet fropt by
side and ~ feet sosth side
interest auseeptib Of converting into factories
que Of X kyEEBt Oh - John street up stars, frou II
t. u o'clock, or "A IL Norfolk atreot.
CEDAR GROVE FOR SALE, AT STATEN ISLAND,
" III ntinr q New York NY, about two and ualf
wina hecw the Nar embracing twony acres ~ lard,
incl adI the ceda huid and dock. Tho lease Of Ills
Iropsry ms expired TIE pam0 having been ocenpf FOR
hst I've yefs, Gurin the season pac u
tort for bathing pusie eutertainmcnt l1r psrtcn
Tor. iT u james Dill tie premises, or " > X
l. I'd ~ Front street ssw YORK
EOR shLR-FouR VALUABLE lots on NORTH
.ds ~ iortyfrst street, between Sixth Avenue AID
~ ~. snd 40 foe wost " the main entrance ~ te Crys
90 ao. ana adjoining elias houses Also eight i3ts
- ,rty tsl and Forty fourth streets botvssnFcrrsh "a
Iesinstoa hlss two lots Tirty 18th
stre,t and Fourth avenue Apply TO y. Is. kTNSHlMER,
sl' IontN afenrc from two " seTon z. y.
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T,OR sALE-THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMBOAT
May Queen LOO feet keel y feet beam about $50
burthen is finished In the best and in first rate
immediate If disposed Of will
be for charter Can be At the foot of Spring street.
North river. Apply to THOMAS G. DURANT, No. South
nm at
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FoR sALR-A NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE


and lot the eastery side Of Casson Brook
yn being about 22 feet northerly from the norhsasty
Of Myrtle and within short distance of the
Fulton and Bridge street ferries The lot Is feet BY 81
inches; house - 40 feet having alley
contains fifteen with closets etc. complete all
shcd in neat and most substantial cellar tho full
sise Of house Immediate possession given and all ready
for occupation having boon completed about month.
large portion OF the purchaso remain bond
and required For further particulars apply to
JOHN r. HENNESSY architect and builder 50 Gold street.
ErDall Nu
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HOTEL FOR SALE.-WTLL DE SOLD AT PUBLIC
auction, Monday the fourth day of April be
the hours and four O'clock without
the highest bidder tho entirely and beautiful hotel
ttd TIE Phillips orso, with the lot attached thereto
Tue bo1ng 10 100 feet Main street lG feet Third
wing OF 100 feet With dining 80 by 50 feet
FL tories Lgi This hotel built within the
ty association Of gentlemen In Dayton at cost Of
~ 10 1t II lighted with has bathing and all
NJ. rther modern improvements Tho horss is elegantly
ferrshcd. Tn furniture will be sold with the hotel The
city ~ Dayton H. without doubt of tho most beautiful
taccs In TIE tate Of Ohio IL Is connected by railroad with
~ the psncifn points in the State and being but two
hsHrs ride hy sir al from Cincinnati will become Of
a6fa ,le locations for summer place Of resort in
Ia Ttrrs eleven stores under tho hotel now
rented g. hrt class mercantile firms Terms partition
Lars 81 which will he made known application to Mouiton,
P1snpton, Williams a Co., " broadway, or TO
JOHN RENCU, Dayton, Ohio.
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A BARGAIN, TERMS EASY-TWENTY BUILDING
"A lots at Ezabethport six Of them the block
the teauboat aad railroad depot will exchange for
email house and lot DENAREST
l0I Vssey street, New York.
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INOR SALE OR TO LEASE.-EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND
the Of Hillary and Raymond streets Brooklyn
suitable for coal lumber yard. Terms moderate Ap
ply WIN KELLINGER, Bush~ick avenue head Of Grand
street, Williamsburg.
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RIO LET-A VERY FINE FOUR STORY HOUSE ON
Wesley place near Bleeeker street The house is es
ganty furnished with modern improvements Will be let
10 priv ate family for genteel boarding house and
of The rent taken Ia board Apply to X. b. KISSHIAER
Sly Fourth avenue, from 2 70 z j.. N.
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EoE sALE1A FIRST Class HOUSE AND LOT Iss

LVOK 5hLE-A GLASS HUU5E AN LOT.
Eishteent street. about 100 feet Eighth
and In good respectable ncghborhood The house
stories hisb with basement AID under cellar knt
within tho last year and all done by days work with
the materials md done in the modern style with
Cretsn water and throughout the house also
ant and for style pad 6nisb eanno be surpassed in
city The house be throughout the day The
psrty will be sold at bargain to any who hrst
house For further particulars apply at tho
I'd wig Smith Fnek, - Wall street. betxecn IL and p
NJ. DANIEL GREENyAULT
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&1 r0O FOR SALE AT JAMAICA, L. IA FINE
FI W. cottage house with large garden cheap Also
ot from 500 TO $50 each . very excellent losa
tic Tie depot churches schools academies 10 Ea
quirs Of s. WILCOX, - John street.
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business FOR sALE--A PAPER BOX FACTORY
ID occupying twelve hands steadily where there only
cash customers From 800 $50 worth Of work delivered
weekly. said business including small tools,
tables benches Re- vi be sold for 800 cash. For psrteu
inquire at V. h. PALMERS Advertising agency
Buildings.
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COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE CHEAP-FOR
~ sale tho following second hand cotton thros.lcs
~ In good order Price 20 cents per spa ds
Three Brows.ers frames Il pindos eaoh 10 H. MoCr.dy
4 sons mills. at Norristown Pa.
In rame mill.
Two live spindle frames 40 spindles each At " Wild
Sons, yn0tia N. Y.
Twelve live spindle frames 40 spindes each at Jas wind
Sons stockport y. y.
Amply TO james Knott Of Nors.own TO tho ovnors Of
the mills vt Nslats and stool port, or TO
u. BkUSDRED, SON 4 CO.
Oldham Works, Patterson N Il
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A PUBLIC ROUSE FOR SALE-A BAR ROOM AND
n restaurant, with club room attached, is offered for
eae cash purchaser at bargain The house doing
good business Of the best locations in the city
Tor particulars apply at $40 Grand street N. BReas
for selling is the h about starting for California
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, ITS CHATHAM STREET.-0BO.
Lea PropriotorFho above establishment is every
At o'clock and in the evening" At for ~
purpose Of Classic sad original q v.s
Stauary" by Mile Casinsts Troupe Of Model Artista 10
gsther variety beautiful performances For further
particulars bills Of each day Admissrn-Ssats In
chairs M cents Boxes IS cents: gallery, I21 seats.
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TNOR SALE IN SOUTH STREET.-THE INTEREST IN
the lease stock and fixtures Of first class building
Iyu and adapted ship ohandlery liquor restaurant
ship cabin The upper part Of building
the tho store and
cellar at quite nominal rent Immediate possession
be given. Apply W 80 Cherry street.
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50 600 -smAMgEk ,5. STREET !, LE =:
years Apply to w. c. BARRETT, No 10 Wall street,
third floor, trent
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A BARGAIS-FOR SALE-A FOUR YEARS LEASE
"a those 8paciouR commod0us No. GA Broad
together 2Dxf5 feet clear The rent Of said
he realized the basement at small outlay
SUITABLE for any kind Of business For further
inquire o tho premises.
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LNOR SALE-A VALUABLE TENEMENT PROPERTY
Twenty fr,t street between Second and Third
comprising four i've story buildings two front and two
and well built with Croton every floor Lot
forty feet inches by ninety eight feet inehes
for 81 500 Price ST. 500. Terms easy L. b. KIN
SINNER, $40 Fourth avenue, from TO r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11

DILLIARD TABLES.-A LARGE AND SPLENDID
ID stock Of tables for sale suitable for pvat, public
Three good hand tables for sale cheap at the
billiard table factory, 30 Ann street. -
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dor SALR-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY BRICK
Il house and lot in Twenty third street. finished in tho
with all the modern For further
particulars inquire off JOHNSON 2se West Twenty sixth
street. VIM L. JOHNSON l69 West Twenty sixth street.
n. R.-Terms
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LNOR SALE OR TO LET-A SMALL FARM, BEAUTI-
Il fully situated in The vicinity Of Wetehester village,
with house. containing three large kitchen and
milk rosm the first hoor; twelve sleeping rooms ice
house. SLED with cs and large cellar en- extensive
Of ggsund Price and rent in proportion to the
quan tity Of ground required The place about Ii miles
from the City Hail. be reached by carriage In less than
and half hours and By Harlem Railroad In less time
Inquire Of JAMES CONNER SON, % Beekman street.
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nor SALE-A FIRST CLASS BUTCHER SHOP,
rate asicSborhood and no Observation-Disclosures ST Non.
need apply without tho above amount. Address A. B.
Herald once stating real and where interview
NAV had.
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BOARDING. FEW PLEASANT FURNISHED
Ii with without board, may DO obtained
5 Broadway Transient boarders 81 per day References
exnl
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A HOTEL FOR SALE OR TO LLT-IN hORRIsANIA,
u lower village corner Of Eighth street and Fordham
avenue The house fifty by forty high
With Easement large shed and stable with Of and
for garden Also two story cottage with eight lots in
franklin For partieuIars apply st IS Broadway
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nor SALE-A VERY SUPERIOR FOUR STORY
house Waverly place. With without the fur nture.
The house well built, for the three
deep, with improvements finished with mahogany DOORS
stained glass silver plated work and well drained
be had 18th prl Terms Apply from
2to7 O'Clock =. NJ, to E. b. KINSHIMER
Fourth ayeuue
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BOARD IN BRO0KLYN.-TO LET, MAY lST, WITH
ID board 70 agentleman and wife !. handsome front
back with pantres adjoinng also for
gentleman. House situated within four minutes walk
South ferry Bath, &c Inquire at No " State street.
of Henry
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UrOR sALR-THR ENTIRE STOCK AND INTEREST
in to lease for tive years from tho LIST Of May
next of the GROCERY liquor provision and feed store
doing business the corner Of and North sixth
streets, Williamsburg. For terms OF sale apply the
premises any hour during the day at 1856 Bowsry,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11

ITO LET, IN HOBOKEN-A NEWLY FINISHED
three story honse, with basement aud sub cellar Said
house furnished with hot and oold water
uuire VI q. q. mcgee, 81 Ann street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11

TyOR SALE OR RENT-OR WOULD EXCHANGE
for household furniture oher property one or two
of those beautiful houses the south side Of Twenty
seventh street, between Sixth and Seventh
with all the modern improvements such gas baths,
water closets kitchen ranges marble mantss and every
other convenience ready for imnsdiats occupation
Apply to X. f. MEDHURST, "a Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11

TcoR SALE-TWO STORES ON EIGHTH AVENUE,
Twenty eighth street, each $500 ten stores
Tenth avenue whole from 800 Eve houses Thirty
Thirty sixth street. $780, $500 and 81 900; two
houses Thirteenth street Eighth each IS $50
Apply to X. @. PIERCE, l. I04 Broadway.
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L,OR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES. AND LEASE,
ofa grocery store pleasantly si.uAed in Court street
Brooklyn doing profitable business The for
seng-ths going to Australia. Apply to H. STE
vENSON real estate agent aud insurance broker 81 Court
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CRYSTAL PALACE-FOR SALE OR TO LEASE TWO
- lots the east side d Broadway between Thirty
Thirty eighth 30 feet wide by 10 feet deep
THEODORE MARITIME 100 West Twenty eighth street.
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large soap pans, with wrought iron curb; several
iron teaches receivers &C. &C. all Of which will be
sold low. Apply to J. g. HAMILTON, $50 East Twenty
hrst street.