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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
NO. s.-AT MOUTH OF THE CANON,

NO. 3.-AT MOUTH OF THE CANON,
as the stream enters the main Valley adjoining the
claims of the s'GaIena and Dubuque House "a good
cabin and cOrrall is upon this claim, and large
tent for gardening, hay grain PLENTY OF Wa
TER for irrigation other purposes be obtained
from the natural ravine with also splendid spring
in a beautiful location for residence or hotel
Each of the above claims has been duly SURVEYED
recorded, Improved and Occupied-they are adjacent
and every foot of suitable ground for any kind
of business. The timber upon them is equal to any
in this vicinity, and easily procured. They are
surrounded by fair mining region, without danger
that the tillable land will be disturbed
Possessory titles will be guaranteed without danger
of dispute, with immediate occupancy They are Of
fered for sale because the desire to make ar
rangements for other business.
For further particulars, terms of sale, ETC., apply
to E. w. ROBERTS, Agent.
Rough Ready Cal. Feb 4, 1854 Il St
/ ALSO OFFER for sale rent upon private terms
beautifully located and finely situated piece of
ground IA acres in extent, of rich tllable land ON
the Sacramento road in sight of Rough Ready suit
able for a splended garden.
There is A NEAT CABIN and small stable upon IT,
ready for use portion Of wood land can be had ad
joining, in of SALE
TERMS made known upon application Apply to
E. W. ROBERTS.
Rough & Ready, Feb. 5, 1854. p
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

G9AMIsBH DATgSa
EXCHANGE DE Err.
Sight Drafts on PAGE & BACON,
AND BURGOYNE & PLUME.
Office in Fire Proof Brick Building, Broad St., Nevada
Dec. Is If n1S
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
NO. 2--"ROSE-DALE.n

With 80 to 35 acres under good rail fencemal por-
tion brush )-about 40 acres more equally as good
well located, finely situated, rich SOIL beautiful hay
ground, with running stream of 2 cubic inches in
the dryest season, besides several splendid springs
n location for
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
Washing and Ironing.

MRS DODGE near the Empire Quartz Mill, in Bos-
M ton Ravine would respectfully inform the citizens
of Grass Valley that she is prepared to do Washing
and Ironing in the neatest style and would solicit the
attention Of all who may feel disposed to favor her with
a call.
Grass Valley, Feb. Is, 1854. % If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14
New Pate nts Issucd.

New Patents IoDUc0s
List Of patents issued from the United States PAteu
ONCE for tho week ending October 1sS2-eaen bsaziag
Abrsr Chapman, of Fairfax, vt.-For improvsmsat ID
Charles N. cresson, Of PhiAds]phia, Pa Fer in
provement In the form Ct gas retorts.
Victor Beaumont, Of New York, N. Y-For improve
Thomas Bltcheider, Of Gambia, N. H-yor naohi.s
Patrick s. Devan, OF Reading, Pa.-yor improysaeue
in brick machines.
Richard Tearing, ST. o, Louisville, Ky.-For improve
Stephen J. Gold, Of New Haven, Conn.-For Improve
nents in warming houses BY steam
in drying cloth
Thomas ]. Harris, Jr., Of New York, N. Y-Fsr In
ptovemcnt in fastenDgs for garments.
John Kinbs, Of zanssvils, Ohio-For improved dump
James Y Leslie. Of Cincinnati, ohio-For inprpvs-
Jacob J Lownos, Of New York, N. Y.-For inprsvsa
pen aid pen IL case.
Trsncis H. Smith, of BALTIMORE Nl.-For i.pvsvs-
william H. Robertson. Of Hartford Conn.-Psri i'm
provemsut in m achinss for dressing stone.
wsnton Rouse. Of Taunton, AAss.-For inprsvsnsnk
And,:1 Rankin, q Newark, N J-For improvs.s.A
lila. ): Putnam Of Boston, Mass.--For imprsvs.sse
IN s cn,r IAN rI nSta !, x.~ u 49, r
In the manufacture Of daguerreosype ca@es.
Vim. Palmer, of Ne York, N. Y.-For impesvs1aG
zc6sriah nj. Paul 81 Aiexsndis, L.-Foe inprsvs.
ment In brick tchines.
spencer Moore, Of Central Bridge. n Y.-Fsr 10
in the feeding hoppsrs Of thrsshers and sspa
rators Of grain.
john Msble, of EDsi.h Nssbborhood,N J.-F~ h
proved pen end poncii case
VIM Z. NoKoa, Of Phadclp hia, PA.--vor inprovsmsuA
in railroad draw-Sridge, and swlt,h telegraph.
Bepjsmin B. webster. Of Boston, Mass-For improve
ment in mosquito curtains.
Erwin B. Trapp Of Concord, N H.-For improved prins-
Richard A. ri'gbnan, Of Philadelphia, n -vr In
provsment In processes for pnrifying fatty bodies.
Joseph thatcher Of Phiiadeiphia Pa -Fos isasrovs
ment In looms.
John wilcox and Stephen Fl. whitridge, q PhnsadB-
phis. Pa For improvement IN sewing needles
John F. Grant. Of CsAriestown Mass Assiguor TO CO.
Carpenter and Augustus d. Shaw, Of Boston,
Fog improvement In hot air fuynnces.
= Levi Van Hocseu, 81 New Hsven, Conn assisuor .
the Nov Haven Iron Railway Company, Of Eew HAYES
aforesaid-For Appointment in panotorte stoolA
NK-IsGUF.
Isaac n Singer, Of New York Y.-For iunvrovenesA
In sewing mssbines Original letters patent datsd Au-
gust IL, 1854.
DESIGN. @aTs
Frapklia ysoyes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

ANOTHER vIcrIM.-Another and the eighth vic
tim to the late dsgracefu riots died yesterday In the
Charity Hospital His name was james Moran and he
was found lying In Canal street about O'Clock ON the
morning Of the 18th Of September with pistol wound
in his neck and knife thrust in the back He was
conveyed to the Second district wachhosse by tbs pc
hc' man who found him. and his wounds were not then
thought to be of serious character, he loud
mouthed in his denuncations Of tbs Know Nothngs,
who ne tsd had asssilei him. lie conveyed to the
Charity Hospital where he fingered until yesterday,
when death stepped into his relief His account OF
trio manner in which he received his wounds Is that hs
heard IN alarm Of fire and do wn Canal street
When opposite the Custom House he met rarity oil
men, none Of whom he knew. without speaking
word ooe shot him In the neck and anoshcr stabbed
ian IN the back. BE fall and they, thinking him dad
Iasscd This story he reiterated ssves al times Tho
coroner sent ftr but coBclu icd TO delay the In
quest until todsS, order that he might gsthor what
testimony he cAah upon tho murder-fot II tho dead
rasns story 10 be believed, colo hsooded snt an
provoked r.urdsr 1t certainly The decesssd vas
ra&vc OF ireland add thirty sevse years oif He had
s,riyed IN this city from Mobile Nbout two vocths bs.
. .ose TIRE fate, occurrence. --Hrr 0H~1r fsocyv~s,
ut q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14
Obituary.

fsd at his residsnce en- Greenfield Hiu On the mswa
ng oftis eth lost don. GDyoS TostnsoS usds known
n enc &c the most prominent cayens OF thss SetA
For considerable period he wps q rsprefeata I've In
crgrss ana aerward. for several pears Goveyncr a
TITS State while holding tho latter pest Ne wee chcsss
prst<a .taies senator he wss seventy tosr yssra
ras :. Saffssd (C.ra Ce.ia0t, ocf IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14
Theatres and Exhibitions,

BROADWAY THEATRE The popular opera Of the ssHo
full loue Thursday evening last Is to BE- repeated
night in which Miss Louisa Pyne win appear Is Airline
Mas Pvne and M Csmosn 1 ,c .Dns,s n M %
farce Of the Two Bonnycastlss' win conclude all.
BowERr THEATns.-The domestic drama called "Char
lotte Temple, and the national drama Of the swamp
Fox" are 70 be played this evening. Mr. W r. Derr
TO persolate the part of Jasper, and win introducss
Celebrated horse Ingomar In several leaps Mr. Glenn
VIII sppear as Suggs, bacswoodsman.
NMo's GARpRs The benefit of Francois Ravcl Is to
take place this evening" which occasion he win appear
in seven chacers and Antoine in Ave. The perform
frenchmsn. the ballet Of bella, la P.ausretts and
Peno
BURROWS JmArRS Dickens popular drama entitled
Dayd Coppera In which Burt ton, Johnston Fisher
and Miss Raymond win appear, Is to b. the commencing
feature this evening and the laugh farce Of the
ard Miss saxon appearing in 1t.
NATIONAL THEATRE The favor< drama of s,Nick Of
the wcods w be played this evening, Scott appearing
and Mrs. Nichols as fss Doe TBS farce Of "a psSsh
Good JOKE" and the ballet pantomime entitled "The
Magic Rose" will likewise be given.
wAuAcK's THEATRE The beautiful domestic drama Of
'sThe Violet" 10 which Mr.. James wallack appears
Andre will be repeated this evening together with the
farce Of my Aunt In which Mr.. W. win also appear,
and the amusing piece styled "My Wifss De0tist." Go
early If you desire comfortable seats.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE The teneAt and last appear
ance Of Miss Mskeah announced for this evening The
eo%mepcng piece win 20 tbs Psy emitted IN, aunca
the beneficiary - julia he comedy Of "The Honey
Noon" viii terminate the evening Eddy psrsonstng the
Duke and Mrs Makeah the part Of Julisna.
AMERICAN MUSEUM Tho drama called sEusta she' Il
to be IlAyed both this afternoon and evening" @. W.
Carrie appearing a. Eustachs and Miss Msssaysr ~
Louise.
Eoops' MNsTRns-Ths farce Of ssBack Blunders, or
Forty Wnks,n In which George Chrisy appears Juu
Crow, win be given this evening.
BrcKlEY's sERSsADEns-Ths very excellent bur'esqus
Of Fra Disvolo 10 to be repeated this evening"
with the same great o. 1t.
MECHANICS BAIL, Az Brosdway-Ths farce Of the
repeated to night, Birch appearing as san.
NBLo's SALOON Tho second grand instrumental con-
cert Of william Mason, tho pianist, win of this
evening. The brothers Molenhaucr, whose executions
the violin Thursday evening last ELECTED the most
enthusiastic spprobA'ion are to assist him. The great
success which attended Mr. Mssons 6rs concert will,
without doubt, be much enhanced this evening.
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Markets.
Barring, pEoTHER 4 co.'s CIRCULAR.

luctAtion tOr micourg VI ears WAS bT6. al iad
RICE large business has been done this week. The
public ales comprise COO begs Bengal, at 13s 14s
200 bsgs Madras 81 1cs Cd lis with considerable
,vste Transactions, making the sales tbs spot about
.. eco bsges besides GOO bags Araosn and 400 boys
hau|mein, to arrive, a lis Cd ia ships and 20
csrsces Necrsrcia ArAcsn, At 22s 3d. for Liverpool
nd the other Of lis to Be shipped early next year
in ROuGn TURpENTrSn sales rep Or a, the nom
nal price tes los Cd los 3D. In spirits tesdy sales
at oew hat reduced ,ates; English sos American 40s
ANryc.s Tus =. lss
York and Erie and In The Illinois Central Railroad bonds
at various prices but considerably above the New York
quotations United States o's and Massachusetts, stes
lrg So, In moderate sums are demanded, with few sell
ers; the To- would bring 100, the Latter 103 los X.
Ohsr stocks remain as last quoted, with little demand.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIvERFooI, Sept. 20, 1854.
Tho transectiors In cotton for the week reach 7So
fse with 100 to SPECTATORS and 1880 to exporters
tc ger era torc Of the market Is notwithstan ling the
large business extremely quiet and qualities below
staple aye comparatively scarce. and command fun
rates The busress to-day Is 5000 bales at the folow
ug qu tatious Fair Orleans o. fair Mobiles and up
binary ~ a.. The stock Of cotton In this port ia
i3, 600 bales Of which 10000 American against
and e54 0t0 American at this period Of last year
The late failures in Manchester still create dis
iut and that market has the appearance Of great dull
IN most kinds Of yarns and goods but without much
change In pices whist heavy domssics are 10 good do
Il and.
The corn mssset ID quiet To- day. with fair enquiry
the advance obtained In the early paA Of the week OF
per 7olbs in wheat ID Fer barrel in n,sr aud %
als from abroad and the un.iiirgcess Of farmers to
tapp'y tho demand freely. Western canal -four 3s.
4. cd Phil .delphis and Baltimore 32s ca 3Ss
v bite wheat oe. ID los ga. rcd 8, "a . as "a pcr
saih white aud yeno~ oSru 8es see I'd mixed COS.
Nothing doing in scrpentins nosin Ia fair dsasna,
e sslss fcsths week se,rg coo ssrse q; Is 81 per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

Among the stocks 70 De offered at the Exchange To- NOR
row fwst nssdsy) thousand issue shares
Of The tEsns Of this city, viii III win BE- sold to the
highest bidder lots Of twenty shares, with the priv
Ises Of two hundred
The steamship America viii rot leave Boston for Liver
pool until Thursday. The Europsan mail will be made up
here TO morrow wednesday, We have change to make
In our past quotations for foreign exchange. The de-
mand continues limited.
The exports from Baltimore TO Tor sign ports duri,
last week amounted In value to tks rum OF $4AS l47
Amorg The principal s-sciv exported 3l8 barrels
~ s.ar aoslo bushels Of corn, 1875 barrels o! corn
meal Anc % hoghsads Of tobacco.
The Senate Of Virginia, after . discussion, has
laid upon the table the bill for the suppression OF small
notes In the House bill has been reported to incorpo
rate the Bank Of Richmond, with capital OF net less
than $500 900 and not than ssooooo The bill In
crssang the capital stock Of the and Cor
donsville Railroad has been rejected.
The anssxed statement exhibits tho quantity and value
Of certain articles exported from this prt during the
~sss ending and including Saturday, the 18th Fsbru
Asy 1854 distinguishing the destination and extent Of
shipmssts TO each place.
uoxmCs on THE PoRr OF Nsw YoRK--wEKIY Exroars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

NEsDAf, FsbfnAFy IVY Il
The board was dali this morning. Two hundred Old
Potomac sold ~ az; and ~ many Phsax Gold at 500.
We understand that other engagements have obliged Mr.
Douglas 10 rssp the presidency Of this latter company
and that Mr. Stage, Of energy and experience has
been slsetsd In biz place. Mr. Stage 10 sow On his way 10
the mines. vhsrr his arrival fresh mschi.sry win 10
aeded 10 that NV Ia oparauon. Colonel aAmitss and
Mr. Ryder have recently been sls,ssd directors Of the
company. North CArolna 10 stationary. Parker vsla
drcops7K and seem the market prices Az the
Esonanse Lsoo Iehtsh vste sold a s; st the Miniag
Bard II held ~ 3k. Az the stock Exchange tais
morning there sales " Mccullooh ct Aad TX We
understand that Mr. Colby who has rs,eosy rstursed
BON ths nine, brings satisfactory scsounts Toe
p'a. the hisiog Board f,lio ~s:-FSr Caussr
ana Soh; for PArAer ven III for PA@alx Coal Sx for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22
THE TNIEGRAPH.

NJ ATIoNAL TxLKCRAPnIC LINEA-fHnsA Lima
IN favorAbly throughout the West - Abe 20 kisl
lnes," robuhs N hs moss susssansM nAnnes
ave Of poles naa wea ~ ths shet
and nest direct ronsss AID aosses fas me- eefoe
,.eysisad, DssroiA Chi sge. nwaukis Cneanat Ionic
villa, sA Lous. hen phis fsv orleans ana nssf edsss
osembse ths oornpanys srs- :. AZ vs. street drsos
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DVRRTNEMENN RENEWED EVERY Dll
PUBLICATIONS.

A GREAT BOOK COMING John p. JRWKrT = CO.
IA have now in pres aud will publish about The L.: Of
March, woik OF extrAordix ability which
will rank among shs vsy bss. psoducons q American AID
foreign genius lsis snAtled THE upghtsrn That
opinion Of this remarkable book may not sxaS
rated publish the f,llowng ar s written " Il hs
60 havsn grss anS viii shortly publish TALE Of vsfy as:I
Boston and immediate yciay and IN author bshsvsd y
be Bostoni,n or resident Of the Aeghborhood We aee
other AZ And asr reading husdrsd sr more page ~
lately sppssrsd M quite equal 70 say The lsasN = Mas
novel 1.-THE work completed with the ability which u
In lhe nrss ptof IL and We have reason "
denbt that IL will bsws predict for sale And popularity
equal the most sucees,u Of modern ssss =
A. sreat curiosity has already been excited large dsnAad
will created AID early orders from hs principal houses n
edition. JOHN r. JkWKfT 90. Publishers, II asl y
Cernhill Bsston- Jswss Proctor WorthAGSen, Cisvs
lar a, Ohis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

NTIw BOOKS NOW READY, PUBLISHED BIT TICK.
IN NOR, REED FIELDS, bosson:-
Ante bcsraphS q an aetrs". BY Mrs. MowaW. u ..
Qainoeys Letters 70 Young Man. saa oshsr Papers.
Haps and Mishsps Of Tour Europs Grace Green
81 i6. Eighth edition. Just Out
Essays PbiloscphicAi Wttsgs. By De Quincy. TIVE
vols l6mo. Price 81 50.
kemsir Of Wheaton. BY his Sister, s.
MI Two Sisters By Emily JudsoA 81 cenM.
Poems and Paxodic.: By Phebs Carey. rs osnts.
The Good NAtursd Bear. BY r. II. Horne rs eents.
Passion Flowers 7s cents; second edition.
Poems by George LunA 63 cents.
Arr Of Prclongipg Life. rs cents.
Priog's lie Of Burke a.
The YOUNG yoysseurs BY Captain HAyns Reid rs osnts
ROCKS IN rnrPARArIor.
The Barclays OF Be- BY Mrs ar,tson GRAY Osia
Hand. Beck Of Familiar Quotatona
rev volans Of Poems By Robert Browning.
Ath,rtop: New Story. BY Miss Milford.
Kiss Nitfors's Dramatic worhs
EenoyAhe Women. ny Mrs. Crosland
sermons BY DIR. Lowell.
1ne works OF Edmund Burke
Sew Work. ~ Henry Giles.
Tho Postoal Wo h OF Alice roy.
Tie SAINTS Tragedy, ny Charles Kinrslsy.
Bslsy's sssays on Opinion aad Truth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

,oAL-I AN NOV RkcEIvIso A rsxsH SUPPLY
~ % my ksss Red Ash cosl which will sell a. 20 al
lowest pessibs price for only Wssht and qnsty
warranted Ne Aushossd W sell exoeps ~ nav sasss,
Of Kirg ard G:eenweh Twenty srssi
Ana Ninth aveuue- PnTnB Cklufou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22
HOTELS.

TyO0PER HoUsk-BRoADwAY, NEAR BROADWAY
~ 1hsa1sCen rally located ths great
within few minutes walk Of Wall street and ths various
places Of Board ~ day Dinner 81 three
o'clock The Cooper House RestAuAns ths
hotel open day and night ALBERT ]. PkABA BROrHnR
pre- rietors-
mo PASSBN GERS FoR CUBA.-THk RnvsRR HOUSE
the larress most airy ana comnodiess house In Ha
vans, situated voinisy
Captain essst,ps snd atssde.ses palaces sns ssshsdra
puoh Of Columbus, PAsa Dc Arnes custom hous aa&
qrsy. also the Alameda Pssee ard Theatre.
vsts Me asnisats the Andng paseen
sers and bassaxs. hsA RAYMOND. ProsrisSRsas-
WORK FAMILY H0TkL HRW BgfDG BTREef, LUD
gate ILL., Iesdss-rhs sssvs house s ssasray sissat
exoslleat se3ee twelve DvivAts stag
sn.tss rssn Geld asa baths always rsaAy
pght porter In Sra charge fer servants rn
New YerA herald 10 Alec. fHOS. QUAkTsaMAIaR (alss
rrr1istsx u the Crswn aHa sesstrs Tavern orssavieh
his tbanks fsr
has lssg sHsysd their hands, and SELECTS their
% inusd patronage And rsssn nsn aaNon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

IAigh, .; fos Ausrisan Witt 1.s l. Pctss AZ fr
Ulstsr III for Potomac (nsv) lH for North Carolias
s for Hi9assss 81 for kn asaotA le4; for North Ans
esn u; sov> Yult q TX for hApiios u; fer Epsy, SA
for Roshla.d for AlgomAh, for RutAsrfoFd, ri
for Gold Hill, 3, To- H
MINING BOARD. m
20 Ola Potomas 1900 81 50 HlwAmee ......... *
100 Fiat ssssl....... 81 200 Phaa 4 $3.50. 800
50 Lyc'g Coal Irou. 100 do Carolina 500 az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

KUsa''s's '.'''Sh,s00'-s"
This ID small, but - the importations have rscsatly
been small the balance sgAnSt a. on our foreign trade
has mot accumulated. The whole movement has for
several weeks past sssn limited Both the imports and
exports have sssn unusually moderate FOR the
The shipments Ct brsadstus continue large and form the
bulk Of the exports.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

WORLD,s PRKNIUH-oxY0RD HOE AND Ipon
w Tool Cenpany-L Bollos. Supsratss dent Ths astsn.
Non Of ths trade invited v ths superior goods msaafss
scrsc S This company 20 whom she medal awarded 81
shank es. s.ssl ho.s" Thai. socket ehssss
regarded W The trade squA 10 she
Of the Kind In MARKET All orders addressed l. WAfSON
Agst Vxfort, ChsAango county, New York, WI receive
prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

nIes. rRHwsrRk RETURNS THANKS no I'm UU.
~ n:rous friends for their liberal pare.aes kssssss
and tAkse Nhis oppsrtanty Of informng Nhsn thn4
sssds rs>sng RON her prsssaI husinsss skssy. An -
vtsn her services IN astsology. love and Law na 4sRs
pxssg drexs Ae ~ books and scsnss constantly rob1
o. ~ Napoleon telling Ahs q the LADY gsaAsa0
he, viii nas ss Ems nAnes Of her viassRa Vim q "
70 ss tbsY yin not long have she svporuni6y q
,ersusng her Rsasass " Great Jenss strssk eer r
Bsyw7. Ladisa, efSg esns aeA1s4 sus dollas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

After the OF the Board the following sales
we're made o. auction by Simeon Drspsr:-
5000 Peru and Indisls RR LIST mtg tint, sddsd) 80
1000 Western Vt. Railroad, "a mort do..... 81
900 Mich Co., Jackson, -. LIST mort. d.. SIX
10 600 Buffalo Corning and LIST be. and do do. Is
10 Sorip Of Union huMA ms Co Of l8S2...... %
as do MsreanNie Mutual los %. OF lSn.... %
ISlO DO Commsraai Mutual las o. OF 1884,. 81
lSAO do Atlantic Mutual IAA Co. Of 1865. ...... %
IA shares Peoples FIRE Insurance Co ......... IS
% do Clinton Fire Insurance %. ........... IS
70 do Corn Exchange Insurance Oo........,. 10oh
20 40 do do............. 100
10 do Union Iron Co ....................... lo0k
10 do Third Avenue Railroad. ............... 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

U,HR NEW YORK FOUNDRY AND IRON RAILING
osnpany- Pu. mp szelusysln n every style and Of al
ys warranted BE- more .sauAch, durable aad soonomt
al ,Ass SAY onsr Every nsl Of eassnE light or heavy
shops - n. .wsss pIs:s biaeksts, door aad yadov
unsIy line promptly furnished. Specimens In sections
As., ~ their wAssrsona Nos 70 Aad Duane rssN few
forth - -~~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

A LADY OF SOME MUSICAL TALENT WOULD WISH
"A An engagement as saprAno consealts singer In
church; also pupils instruct In singine
Best references Of ohAsAetr and capaby given Addre
n. q. e., Broadway Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

A sTRoLoGY AND PHYsIoGNoMY.-rHH .CnLn.
"a sraasa AZ sHunAn swss. y sssss - e -
calculated for ladies and gentleman HIS Me- W
Chan Der street near Green wioh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22

NTADAM MORROW n WITHOUT xxo1PTI0N fHu
M nos vondsrfui aSrelesiss IN Ne woflt o. tbat haG
ever been hnovn abe WI es pssA prsseaA and future
si DE- vSiei has sscnshsd shenssnes durbE - ravssh
rr,r. shs 4 seventh daughter Of seventh laushHeR
sne 80 bsrS Wan nasurAl gin b. invoking ths psvss q
her seisnss EEL even their very thsushAa I'd
shs srs.1sss ksppiHsss Of maGm ial bliss 6ss e
ns q asa ler ss4issi
All have been disAprer ssa elsewhere, nag san ss
and they DEPEND advice founded On st
naa oiplss 81 magical science ahs guasAntsss tAso
who vst her y III net resrst rs Broeus sessA kstWssn
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