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The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
W D. SMITH,

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" 'aHaathpt suld iufarn The rltis.ns ard county
~ daily ttas he II r.ady repair s kinds u
ice sud " sixhrs IA sne Va! - 10 give general
Subtraction Work from a.tarse pr empty attended
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The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
NEW AND NALTABL +.

The ro@rrfbl King the fsce u the Elpbe nov
rsirns supreme ~ sigau keFnhitr. Ibe pourr
u tile errsn.d hcadset tsrTr sls4 IL las!-Hlaance
when 1nrHfaresi T. .SHa.fesn kine.
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70 ogrtstsr uyrs a4 afgrsaatinu tte pggr s4 psnd
ent uHs American King iqsth stt .,s EliuE'
10 the lCriiN uanttsn sHd thH Aurl tAtn reads
all t. administer rst sRd - hr nsalth apt tsTPt
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The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
Davenror, Furniture vars Room.
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

IA liz subscribers are constantly making variety Of
Printing aud Wrapping paptfs AZ thes Nin ap-
Use, ard will ,sy Cash for as reasonable quanui, u
gasa citan cotton ~ linen rags uurtruvriling agent
q. A. fhurShili Will eau tbs Merchants ihruuEh
rattra Iowa ana pay tsen Ia cAs. Istfor for hcs
rags. NIEELOGA a FEEGls.
a9HBr Han. n4tft Ixst
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
EpEst aksE.D ~ a..ssE.
A Mystery Fxplained.


Dr. l.. L.. I'D his
yRw THEORY O. DISEASE IS awakening tbe la
sgury il the ids II ail h0 read il. How b. Il saa4
.sHserieaas hase eecn io: ard 50 sayisly imuure4
fsrfRfss ap4 igsorGHrs The sutiect efffssast.
DR.. A Z ADAEs LIVER BALsAH.
TIE eBE-AT PASAcEA or DISEASE
Il ofcrea to THE afflicted OF ge states snd Terriories
fer iae eu,irr o. Liver Complains u ail stages
Ei3i.ou. Fever ANa md Fever, Caronie beng Fever,
HfpgSieai AsectVus Consumption, Bowel C0A PlG3Hi>,
uiafrhaea, Iyssuters. Rhabmatism, Bleeding flies,
RInd Piles, Scr5flI salt El ns, bssIcrsa. GeHe r'
Debility Nervousness, tosi4NeAsss, Indigestion, Or
-iTaci-a Mems r1iiais-. II.
Br, a. L. Adams liEar Ealzaln has sI9os the WRECK
ara ;ie las nfteau years. and las ptoF "a Is te
most - sbtleal beyond shadow Of doubt. thai Is the
Only Relate Medicine Ever Discovered,
lteuE parely al Tser9blel for te permanent ture o
,hs aboYc dfssesfs Ihe rost s(sptte4t have become
it, most sangHine Sctsres, ahd pronounced tie Eirst
HafsGa 10 be tie
ONLY RELIABLE HAgHlAGER or HEALTH
TO Itg AFFLICTED, EyEETwHERE.
Testimonials rbme uP from every track Il has saadv
swollen " i'll expressions % gr54tlde. Tor lie reitJt
received by iis Ard IN Submitting tti., ~.
Liesr Baika is recommended 10 al those sai'e ring
fhr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17
CITY TRADE REPORT.

y.
Ashes in limited request at Sc for potts. and 90 IS
for pearls, per 100 lbs
BFEApsruf7s.-Flour was decidedly lower and unset
fancy Western, at 81 Is 81 SCI; ordinary to choice
State at 81 31 81 564; and other grades at proper
tionse prices Canadian could be procured at s7s7
disposed of at 81 621a SO for mixed to very good
straight brands Fine rye -four worth only "a SIN
a S.. Jersey meal declined to SO 43Z 50 so per
Dbl, yet not freely dealt In Wheat and rye were
unsettled and nominal Oats seemed in fair request at
Yesterdays languid rates About 500 bushels barley
realized 81 o. Corn was Sc. &C. cheaper The days
transactions amounted to 900 bushels at 76c
Sic. for inferior to choice, Of all kinds per bushel
CCIFM-!The days sales included 800 pkgs Java, At
lac. and 500 Rio at 1lA 12c. per III.
CorroN-Ihe days sales comprised 2Gs bales, as fol
Gw se aes home nss sSs on
Personalities to Liverpool continued steady, with
engagements of about 40 900 bushels corn, in
I'd 100 terccs bacon 43s per ton and 1875 bales cot
ton at 7l6d To Havre and London there change
to notice vessel was engaged Of 800 tons to load at
Havana, at "a l5s for Cowes and market and another
to load in Cuba for Falmouth and market, at f5 for
lhds and "a los for boxes To California rates were
inactive, at soc a Gcc. per foot measurement.
FKrrT.-About 400 boxes bunch raisns brought 81 50
o 50 10.
Hay was dun and heavy, at previous quotations
Hors remained quiet at SEC. n Ale. per bushcl
LNr-Rookand was In fair demand at 81 rs for COM
and 81 90 for lump but continued scarce and was
held higher.
MoIassls.-some 500 bbls. New Orleans realized 27c.
NAVAL STorfS.-RCsn, tnr and crude turpcntne, were
Inactive Sales Of $50 bbs spirits urpenne transpred
al csc. per gallon.
Ons-There nothing done in whale sperm olive,
worth mentioning Some II 500 gallons nseed changed
hands at 76c. 7Sc. per gallon.
PRovRIoss.-Pork varied little. The days sales en-
braced 500 bbls new, at s13 12 sl3 % for prime,
and S15 35s SIS so for mess, per btl Cumeats were
duh and heavy. About 400 bbs lard were obtained at
aatc. 1oc per b. The movements in beef comprised
$50 bbls at full prices Ohio and State butter sell
ing at l1c lac and 15c 19c. per ID. Cheese ruled
quiet at 10c. o 12c. Per Id.
REAL EsrA1E-Sales at auction-By James Cole--House
cOxo3 and lot 25x10O Washington avenue Morrisana,
$780, house 4ox4o and lot 1oox2eo feet Walton
nue. do 400. Brooklyn PropertyFour lots, each q
feet inches by "a feet 10 inches Harrison street. OPP
pose Tiffany place. each 81 O7O: two do do Hicks
street. 81 10O house 2ox40 and lot 2oxlO0 WyckoG,
near Hoyt street, %, 1926
soAr.-Only rs boxes CASTLE were taken, at 11Kc.
Per ID
SuGARs-The days business consisted Of $40 hhds.
Cuba, at Axe 5hc; 800 New Orleans, at Axe Axe.
and $50 Porto Rico, at 4isc. SIC.
TAIIow.-There were $4,000 lbs. prime bought, at
115sc a IL &c. per Id.
ToBAcco.-The days transactions EN- braced 400 bales
Cuba SO do Havana and 10 cases Connecticut terms
not made public.
wnsKEy-Saes have been made Of 500 bbls at % &c.
27Ac- for Jersey, and 29c for Prison, per gallon
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We believe tie pursued in regard TO these coate
a bonds decidedly injurious in its effect upon the
dt securities OF the Ogdensburg Railroad Company
aid cannot think that the managers have given the
subject sufficient consideration Under such circum-
stances hope Tor reverson Of the decision which
as collateral bonds uneurrent except at large dis
count from regular prices Holders OF these bonds it
may be said, have legal remedy; but litigation is slow
AMI expensive and meantime the sufferers wish 10
realize they must lose 10 per cent AT the stock
board these collateral bonds termed scawags," by
way of distinction
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of certain articles exported from this port during the
week ending and including Saturday March IL, 1854,
Distinguishing the destination and extent Of shipments to
each place
Conuruor nr THE popr or Nam Yang Uxprrx Exnon.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

CTRANGERs GUIDE IN LONDON.
METCALFE, BINGLEY 4 CO., sponge merchants and
to his Royal Aghness Prince Albert 100 and
13l Oxford street,
MOsELEY, JOHN son, IL and Is New street and
Covent Garden. Needles, &C.. 30. Established l79o.
BELLEVUE HOTEL q Norfolk street. Strand proprietor
Mr. Culverwel The best and most central situation
London. Board lodging, and service Is Sd. per day.
WARWICK HOUSE, Nicoll Haynes Shines, 142 and lAI
Regent street. Shawls silks Irish linen and Scotch goods
r.pyrp pocrue MAwLs; -.
India shawls French English and Scotch shawls :.
prize medal honey maker every kind Of SOAP
Wholesale and expectation IL Red Lion square, Holbern
TAILOR.
NICOLL H. D.. patented for their Nicolrs palstot,
ia, 116, lis, and 10 Regent street.
The new edition Of Manhood Nervous and Generative
Debility and the causes OF premature Decline with self
sent free for A. by tho author Dr. T. Curtis u Al
bemarle street. Pccadiliy.
AMUsEMENr.
Madame Tussauds Exhibition Baker street Bazaar Port
man square Admission Is; Napoleon room and Chamber
Of Horrors, Cd Open daily from ii A. NJ. to 10 r. N.
Laurents Casino Argyle Rooms Great Windmill street.
Dancing every night Conductor Mr. Laurent Admission
shilling
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PRINTING INK.

DRINTING INK.-JoHN @. LIGHTBODY rs CON
stanty manufacturing, and has always hand evsry
description printing the finest black ooorod
70 ink which he warrants equal TO any manufas
tured and prices be sold by any rexH-
lar Orders forwarded steamboat or ran
road any part Of the country by addressing 10 ma
at No. 81 Rose street.
N B.-This paper Ia printed with my ink; also
great other newspapers in this city, Phadefphia
Boston Baltimore New Orleans and other ctiss aud towns
in the United States
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Total gold and silver coinage $500, 900 90
The following extract from the Boston Journal y the
18th inst may be interesting to those who unfortu-
nate enough have their invested in the dprec
ated bonds Of the 0gdensburg or any other of the rail
road companies of New England engaged in the runous
competition for the traffic Of the northern part Of that
Pecton Of the country
In our remarks regarding the position Of the Ogiens-
burg Railroad Company bonds pledged collateral
security we did not intend to convey the idea that hold
ers OF the security had any legal right TO separate and
sell their coateras before maturity OF the note notes
for which they were pledged but that If the holder OF
such notes chooses to take the responsibility and sells 10
innocent pariies the company either in law
equity refuse to recognise the bonds in the hands Of such
purchasers but must look to the lender who may have
Violated the conditions OF the loan for DAMAGES The
bonds are payable TO bearer, and like bank hill once In
oesession of parties who buy them good faitb as the
bonds which they purport to be, they become a valid
claim against the company N much any bond is
sued by them Were the case otherwise, what safety
would there be in dealing in securities payable to bear
err II la well known fact, that In the negotiation Of
loans where stocks bonds pledged collateral the
character and responsibility Of the lender Is always taken
into consideration in view Of the risk OF giving the col
lateraIs at margin And borrowers well understand
the rsk OF hypothecatng with ponsibe parties As
auming as they do this risk Of the outset they have
remedy In case of breach OF rood faith the part OF
the lender except from him, aud the idea Of furnishing
another party who has 70 do with the loan than
Uthe la the moon" L monsirous in tho extreme.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

NHE PROHIBITIONIsT.-THE PROHIBTTTONIST-
exclusively temperance paper-is published monthly,
At Albany, by the executive committee Of the New York
State Temperance Society," H. Vaudeville ID. d. edtor
sisted by Deavan. Esq printed in the folio forn
on double medium sheet making eight large four oounned
and especially the Legislative prohibition Of the
scope and aim and rapidly Becoming national also In it
will furnished the following pricosOno copy for
year cents; three to address, year ssven
address, 81 and for zach additional
copies will DO asked for quantity ess than fty
pies For fifty copies to address 81; hundred
do 500 No subscription received for loss than year;
and in every case the order be BY tho
in all cases must be post paid Journals friendly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17
SPRING rAsH1oNs.-MANTILLAs, sHAwLs, AND
FURNITURE.

ENAMELLED COTTAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !
~ STACY 5l4 and SO Broadway, who recsiyed first mo
das from the Crystal Palace and Intute for the
best su Of enameed chamber furniture invite the public
examine their extensvs stock Su With hair mattress
strAw pallissses pillows And holsters. from 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

NHEAP IRON REDsTEADs, BEDDING, AND SPRING
~ mattress. healthy mnssssssss are
yenisnce Iron bcdsead all sizes - TO ~ 65j Broad
way, near Prince street. Call and oxamne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

III H. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-BY H. H. LEEDS
Co-This day a ocioci in the gallery rear Of the
prising Of the finest pictures offered for sale In
this BY VIM Hart and George
George Zandt andscspes Bos Julian Of Dusseldorf
dern artists Also several pictures from the celebrated col
lection Of the late Philip Hone also pictures
and silk attached to glass; imported from Paris by
Chaimbeaux, Cardidi and others equally celebrated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

NTOTICE.-KINsLEY h CO.'S EXPRESS FOR BOs-
IN ton and the Last via Newport and Fall River, viii
leave ONCE No wall street corner OF Broadway
M and after March 10TH For Philadelphia and the
South at u too.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

NENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUKN1TURE AT AUC
" ton-Will be sold this day Friday March H. At l01
O'clock al the handsome furniture il the house the
assortment Of everything useful and ornamental
qured in the furnishing Of frst class house. and will be
s elegant rosewood suits made in the best STYLE
little used finely carved rosewood marble top
tables marble top stcgero with mirror back
elegant cupboard superior work
marble top pier and fancy tables lace and
fine oil paintings in frames porcelain
steel
easy chairs mahogany
richly decorated tea French mantsl clock The
walnut and cottage do rosewood and mahogany
CANT in haircloth hair mattresses
spring and chairs rockers &c. In the
chairs china dinner set 100 pieces silver plated ivory
cutlery glass &c. Sale to commence at O'clock
G. w. HOLMES, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

The market buoyant at the second board bu.
BY no means active slight improvement realized
in prices Cumberland advanced u per cent; Nicaragua
Transit u; Erie Railroad, u; Erie Income Bonds a;
Illinois Central Bonds, u; Hudson Convertibles u;
Cleveland and Toledo, u.
There was more activity in mining stocks day but
without change in prices We obviously suffering from
temporary reaction from the recent improvement The
decline may be quoted y in Gold Hill; from u to Il
in Lehigh; Il in Potomac; \ in McCullock, &C. Ruther
ford improved eighth in consequence OF advces from
the mines Ohio Land and Marble which has been offered
ut various prices ranging from to for some time past
sold at Cumberland closed at the Same figure
terday Parker Vein, eighth lower There are plenty
Of buyers of Gold Hill at present prices.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company have de-
cared annual dividend of Eve per cent payable at
the Office of the company in this city the 9th of April
The Union Bank of Rochester Ave per cent.
The receipts the Office of the Assistant Treas Of
the United States for the port of New York. to-day
March 1e-were s97 10 Co., the payments amounted to
s31 s32 ST. leaving balance hand of 49, 1853 $50 TO-
The Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company have declared dividend Of three per cent.
The Reading Railroad Company have fixed the toll for
coal to Philadelphia the present season. at 81 20
ton and the schuyln Canal Company at 20 cents The
freghs by opened at the rates fxed by the boat
from Potsve and Port Carbon and five cents less from
Schuylk Haven. The Railroad Company allow shippers
ut Richmond only 20 per drawback the trade
to New York vicinity this year. and allow 10 cents
per ton to the boatmen carrying coal from Richmond
Last year the shippers received drawback Of 80 cents
per tom and the boatmen nothing.
~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


CoBDENS RUSSIA AND THE EASTERN QUESTION,
~ with Introduction by American citizen. timely
book: Just published by JOHN p. JEWETT CO., Cora
hill, Boston. Price Is cents.
THE LANPLIGHTER.-20000 PRINTED IN TWENTY
days. Of tho largest sales record, and work
which has been fifty styled the Great American Romance
Published by JOHN r. JEWETT CO. For sale by all
booksellers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17
TonN K OAKLEY, AUcTIoNEER-oAKLEY 4

WRIGHT will sell at suction on Wednesday March ed
York four very desirable three story basement and sub
cellar Philadelphia front brick houses x43 feet including
enclosed piazza the roof finished in elaborate
style with modern improvements iron balcony and railing
the westerly side Of Raymond street. Fulton
opposite the mansion Of John st. Felix Esq Also eight
the side Of Fulton between Navy and
Raymond streets osr Of which have two fronts four
side of Navy street, between Fulton and De-
kab Also fourteen lots the side Of Ray
mond street. between Fulton and DeKalb avenues This
property deaby located for geneel residences and
the two great Of Brookyn near their
elton with Fiatbush
Ing these and railroad omnibuses win be In full
operation by July 1864 making and cheap
chance buy for occupation and improve
onesrs S Fulton street Brooklyn 20 Wall street, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

CALIFORNIA INSTRUMENTATION TICKETS
~ The subscriber onecr Of th, California express 5us
nes has arranged to forward passengers
BAGGAGE over the Of Panama. will leave New York
Per North STAR April land each trip
and will attend TO the despatch and comfort
through passsng.rs Especially ladies and chircn
20 through twenty days by the fast stoan
crs North Star and Yankee BLADE Apply at 81 CortiAndt
street j. W. GkEGOkf, California Express Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

IN .. L.
IL. Salesman.Mortgage sale of valuable and elegant
psror and chamber furniture velvet carpets
M at 1872 Twenty first street. near Eighth avenue
of elegant rosewood and mahogany marble
centre tables likewise side pier and fancy do handsomely
carved and finished marble plate
glass; superior rosewood octave pianOforte fully
also two magnificent rosewood parlor suits in
French brocaee consisting of IA pieces
stands in rosewood and walnut also
massive heavily carved rosewood secretary book case
rosewood ady secretary naid with satin and
other wood and fruit pieces
BRUSSELS carpeting handsomely painted window shades
curtains do elegantly painted and decora
china and oak extern
sion tables plain white and china dinner and tea
livery cutlery silver plated cut glass
wood bedsteads; mahogany do; bureaus; washstands
gilt toilet SETS loungcs mahogany chairs mahogany sofas
corner BLANKETS &c pure curled hair mattresses
eounterps1es sng,avngs Bohemian vases and o yards
be removed Immediately II possible.
n c. HORTON. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON SAT-
VI. urday at l0s O'clock at No Lsurens street near
the usual assortment Also Monday at sales ROOM Is
Sixth avenue, and second hand furniture.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


DERFoRD 4 CO.'S CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH
~ American Express-Wi be despatched BY the United
States mail Geo. Law and John L. Stephens March
90 charge special Letter express va Mica
ragua HEREFORD y co. 81 brosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

WANTED-BY SMALL FAMILY PART OF A
gentesl house. owor part prsferredJ the whole OF
small house in pleasant healthy location, between
nue. Persons ansyerng this win please state fully the
with the rent. Please address Thomas, Novelty Iron
Works.
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ID G. KEMP. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
~. fsEp,urs rich S shns ws,s &C. Sfh
doors from Fulton r. C. Kemp will sell at auction by order
r e IF soushoa f1roisurc Of sood quality
ng az e ss,ps hss Ssa glass war; Trtsr one
rosewood psr9r sre covered in French satin
wsrdrs - carved rosewood and rshosaay marble top
are,sins hrreau marble tor washss,nd rosewood and
fancy aud sids tables mahosany sofas arm
& anal B.rs R:rlsr sss %
WITH and without marble tops mahogany French and other
hosany and oak extension dining tables breakfast do
n
&C. Ao general o. furniture well
s s for pss
rrsnsed pnek.r Gstsl0srs, on the morning q sale
octave panoorte Of excellent tone and finish ana fully
warranted which are particularly worthy Of attention
GrRING sALEs-w. X. TAYLOR 4 CO, RESPECT.
now n 70 & sss s s ~ srs
description furniture residences their
msnts will Ss made FOR sales 81 No ii Chambers
mcnt.
CTANDARD ROSES AT AUcTIoN-BY J. l.. vANDE-
psy tss s ns % be so s srFc
standard and hardy ever blooming running
lot q sns shrubs
Of @ Mare Astoria Long Island All plants warranted TO
WIN Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
n s s's s.
merchandising elegant carpets silver ware table and bed
morning Of the sale.
w Saturday, 18th init, At 1oh o'clock at 1S Canal
s%S ns 81 sss ssns s
mahogany psror chairs rosewood centre side and extern
s Sn crossing bureaus aud xsss
stands toilet sets French sed.tssds large and yupcro!
plated ware, and kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

The 14th of this month were follows
For the redemption Of stocks .$3s, 047 Al
For the payment Of other Treasury debts.. 1895 II
For the Customs 1889 Is
For the War Department 1928 4S
For repaying for the War Department 22012 AS
For the Navy Department ................ 10000 90
For the Interior Department. .......... SAB 81
For repayng in the Interior Department 2963S Is
The petitions for banks and increase OF capital
stock in tho hands Of the Massachusetts, Legislative
Committee we understand include a exceeding
seventeen millions of dollars.
The operations of the branch mint at New Orleans
during the month Of February 1854, were as follows
Gold Deposits IN
California gold billion. s95, l52 IL
Australia e............... 6,611 40
From other sources. ........ 6,9o1 $500 745 40
Silver Ielosits--
Extracted from California gold 541 y
From other sources 1926 o. 1888 053 90
Total gold and silver deposits $780, as 90
Gold Coinage
Half eagles (i1, 600 pieces). 5000 90
Quarter eagles o., eco peces) 10000 00S225 600 90
Silver Coinage
Half dollars, (4se, 900 pieccs) 24s, 900 90
Dimes, GRO 900 pieces $1,000 o. 275,000 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

TAMEs COLE SON, WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
Monday, March 90 at Il o'clock st the Merchants Ex
change New York. house No. III Adams street. Brooklyn
the east side between Concord and Hillary streets Also
90x00 feet and will make two good lots for building
Tho house Adams street three story basement
the lest and most substantial manner e;nsins sixteen
being 90 feet front and by LOT feet deep TsrmsA
large Of the purchase remain bond and
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w house. consisting Of two bedrooms front and
back room with ba:ement OF small house Rent not to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

TOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, ACCOMMODATIONS
q No. II Spruce streetDnmagcd rags &C. at auction,
whom IL Saturday March 49, at
IL NJ In Peck slip nifty crates Of rags bagng paper
Co. damaged at the late fire in Spruce street
NIACKEREL, HERRING, HAMS, &C, AT AUCTION
l This day l01 O'Clock, at 81 Dey street. of
GresnNh smoked piekied herring maeksre trout. West
fixtures ether miscellaneous articles staple groceries,
kc. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

TNANTED-IN BROOKLYN, A LARGE ATTIC ROOM
four or five months, to store furniture in Address
d., Brooklyn Post offce.
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.-THIS EVEN.
ID ing Friday March l7th At O'Clock at their
trail ssesrooms Woughby of Pearl streets Brook
yn Closing sale Of the balance Of Sig Pandolfn
OF marble and aabaster urns card receivers
splendid oil paintings rich silver plated bohemian and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-17

A UCTI0N SALE.-SAMUEL OSGO0D, AUCTI0NEER,
"A will SELL this morning, Friday, ct l0 O'Clock, at his
saleroom, Nassau street. collection Of household fur
other bureaus extension tables centre tables bedtesd
couch beds suits Of enamelled chamber furniture tete
tetes mirrors oil paintings engravings crib beds music
stands book stands gothic and ladies' sewing chairs
etegeres washstands &C., rosewood panoforte and
fev thousA nd