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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-06
Valuable Real Estate for
Sale
Cheap Cash Bookstore, Bindery
-AND--
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

A MONG the SCHOOL BOOKS you eau hnJ Town..
n /, ,, 3 and Readers; do. Spe,ists. Sanders
sriies Of Reader. and SPelloisj Town's Gnmm1f
Schoul Render Pptitf's Retarcsl Reader; DO Aual-
y,i. Andrew sand stoddard's Latin Reader aud Gfa.
mar, Weld, new Eag. Grammsri Yields Latin Gtam-
and Reader Qnackenhoss' First Lesson. 10 Com
posil'oni troshy's Greek Gismmaf; Adam'- New A.
nthmetie and Keys D". ITO. Revised do. Col1utu's
Anthmetici EmeTsan's do. Smiths fret Lessons IN
GcostiPhyi DO. ouafl" Geography Mitehens Geog-
aphy aud Atlas, latest edtOn; Oney's md Paflcy's
Dawes Legsndle. D.. Algebra; kohiason's do. do.
I'M. ~. ksles to samei Psiker's aud Comstock's
Philosophy Comsiocks Chemistryi LeyeIetps Co
SAT; Ackeunau's Naiuia History Wofcesler's Hisio-
ryi SuInseJs u. :. History W-hstef's School Die
ionary; Nebstsr's Uni I'D ton Nd oi hsrs at whole
sale sndTetail--cheap for cash.
TEST.f.NE.vrS- And small;
BfBLks-Tuck, clasp aud Qnafto Family;
Prayer books Watts aud Select, and Methodist
Hymn Rocks; Biines' Noiosi
Tho watks OF Willis, scott, Campbell, Pore, liOwitt,
shakspesrc, Thompson, Pollock ano otheus;
Salad for the SOLITARY, iofty aud the Lo~ly,
Home scenes, MsFgaret FoTcival Dreamy Life,
Gates 4 Gfavi,ies, Sacred Streams, snow Image,
Books OF Snub-, Festds Tales OF a Traveller,
Dollars aud Cents Solomon AOrthiop, " sisa.laye,
May Martin aud other tales, revised edition
Iappeneo.'s History of Vermont,
Ihonpsou's Vermont and Appendix &C. &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-06
i. II. " NIN y I, IOT 7 OF
HORSES.

HORSES.
Best Stallion Town a. Trow, Barre.
ID do J w. +. Bliss, Calais.
Sd do Cyrus jasln, Waiisteld.
Beat yr old Stal. ]. w. Richardson do
2d do do Snow & Town, Montpelier,
Sd do do Henry Jones, Mortified
Best pr Matched Horses T.. Hubbard, Mont
pelier.
% do do do G. L. Robinson,
3D. do do F.. Goodnougli, Calais.
Bes, Geldng or Mare h n. Spaldng, Rcx-
bury.
I'd do do N. c. Tabor Montpelier.
3D. do DO Chas. Sibey, L. Montpelier
Best 3 yr old do Lc.or J. Z. Tucker, CALAIS.
I'd do do WIN. \. Peck, Montpelier
Sd do do ]. e. Emerson, Berlin.
Best . yr old \. l.. Paige, Montpelier.
I'd do do Dennis Gray, f. Montpelier
30 do do Jas Rowland, Montpelier
Best Yesrl'ng Benz. Town.
I'd do A. X. Warren.
Sd do JOSIAH Benjamin.
Best Breed Mare and Cob q. c. Sheppard,
Montpelier
% pc T.Townshend, Z. Montpe-
lier.
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YOUTH and MANHOOD.
NATURE,S GUIDE

HitA KKIes J0T ths ProHgafieH Il I'D lasi JFeal'
Press.
letter with remittance If 2a cents, az the saiee
20 post .tamps, addressed to-DT. klNkELlN, fhta
delpha. Pa. will secure copy Of either 81 the abe'.
books BY return of mail; 10 copies will be q nj nee
OF postage far al. Bookserers. CRnsassers, Tassh
Jog Agents. &C. supplied ~holessle at the publishers
prices, which admit ef n large profit
lJ- du letters nHsf be pest paid 'eiiV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-06
NJ MARRIAGE.

Requires the iulhlmeai Of several conditions, in
der that may be- really the ~ ual harPine,s
touid the veil which covers the oign Of dems ,iie
wietchednes- be Fstsed, and is 20 even
stance diselosed-iH hos many could n be Traced TO
physical dsgoaiacHions. Apply Thea willie il is YET
fme, in order haze sour unsli0ng and RELAXED
ganiHatioa reht. Sod, rcyisihad and slensthtaed.
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PERFUMERY.

Lubirs, Pynehnn,, PVerst Glenn q Nnnsonct an
Cendily-' extract. i"r the haudksTehisC Farm an
othef Nnin snns, ~ptilg's WOs1nan, Shorts LuSirae
bui gcss Cieam Matinee AID ~ fhrran Lusiraie f.
he I'M.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-06
PLATED WARES,

CAKE BASKETS, TEA SETS. WATERS. CAS-
TORS, TABLE. nEssER { and TEA SPOONS,
SOUP and CREAM LADIES, SUGAR,
MUST ARp. SALT Hni BAR SPOONS,
NAPKIN KINGS, PtE, GAZE,
FRrrr. TKUNB UTTER and
FisH KNIVES, AsPARACU-, ICE nd
SllI AZ 10 NG-. rs hand. ome az
STEt'Rfs ~ az oHe EEFTEs fhc COST
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-06

" an tho min ~ cities ,hd ToN these wpik-
will bc delivered III oush Agents, FREE or POST
AGE
When srni ht mail, h. rgsiag, 20 ant Part of the
Unurd S'at~s viii hr lN ENrN FIVE tEtTSAyert
.irswnud. aud hu' 7 b, III We CEN ; Ia ytai Tor
- of the thoNe Reverse
~ Rrnitttuces Ald communications should be al
rsseh, io-t PAID 10 the iuhiishar..
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w a L & III l. =,
JCWELssH q SILVER WARE.
g. ~ 8 g.9o 5a GROSS
--DEALERS IN
Fine ENGLiSF, FHENCH
SWISS WATCHES.
From tho hest mlto,s, warranted tirnn keepers

GOLD CHAINS,
Gents CURR GUARD. ron aud Vn.trfIAINs. La.
diss cliATtLAlNs and Neck CHAINS.
RICH JEW EiRN,
of every variety aud sub, LANES BROOCHES
EAR Or PS, HppfS.st : ftud SCARF FINS
BRACELETS, FINGER RlNGS, GOLD
TliMhiES, LprkEfs (sipgic ur doubled
hrn assortment OF GOLD pEN- sud PEN
CILS ,Gent'r ms. hic GpLD SEALS ADD KEYS
SILVER WARE,
Cpnsi-ting 81 rnchets. Cnrs Tc, Sen. Cak. Bes.
kois, Naii"rs lahle, irt. i'cs.cu, sugar. Mustard
Snd : / SPJoNS pSr Ran :, : ~ ind C,-i.n ~
dlr., lutte. truit take. ri- hns FISH KNIVES, IN
every vuriety III -isie aud finish. "nnliacinrcd u
.psriat od~t bs It TIC Oldest aud bu.i .-nu-
il@fufrr. IA fhu iu f.- -ttirs snrntssrh
ed 10 be a. good Gs eau b. procured.
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Disc vered at L ast |!
A Mystery Explained.
DIR. 4. l.. ADAMSt

y EW THEORY OF DISEASE 9. awstening the
inquiry the mind. of all who read IL How - -
that fasricdns been lner and soslastshly I'M
utntrdn dars-sss aud gaaraHtt the subject at as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-06
DISSOLUTION.

TUE CoFARTNERsHlP heretofore existing undei
i tho drm Of KEITH X BARKER Is This day hy
mutual consent dissolved
FRANCIS c. KEITH.
July n ISL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09
EDWARD SINTZENICH,
Late chief salesman Of III. II. Leeds 4 CO

H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-A. H. NICOLAY 4
"a. CO. will sell at auction, on Wednesday March IS at
the stable in Ply street. between Main
and streets Brooyn order of the executors
w Bovine Observation-Disclosures sale
rages &C. consisting of black horses about fifteen
hands high perfectly sound and kind to MATCH top
enclosed carriage two seat
grocers one one horse sleigh one two horse
slegh double Of single do do brdles
slegh robes wheebarows shoves lot OF copper The
whole for absolute sale.
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A LBERT II. NIcoLAY, AUCTION

LBERT ii. NIC0LAY, AUCTI0NEER - STOCKS
"A and bonds at anctiou.-Albert Nicolay will sell,
ange by order Of the of Gilbert W. Bovine de-
2 shares Tradesmens Bank $40 ach; 100 do Cen
Bank Brooklyn $50 each $40 do Mechanics Bank of
rooklyn $50 EACH 6V do SBrooklyn Bank s. each 100 do
PhGnix Fire INSURANCE Company $50 each, 40 do Nassau
Fire Insurance Comny Of Brooklyn $50 EACH - do Flat
whom may 600 Chicago and Rock Island first
cent convertible bonds redeemable in
1870 Interest payable in New York 10th January and 10th
July 81 900 each $4,000 Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
BILE January 1874 interest payable at the Metropolitan
Bank New York LIST January and LIST July 81 900 each
Buffalo and New York City Railroad first mortgage
per cent bonds redeemable Nov 1850 interest payable at
4he Bank Of Commerce New York LIST May and LIST Novem
81 900 each - 600 State Of loan bonds
redeemable LIST April 1851 in the city Of New York interest
IL cent also made payable in New York 81 900 each
~ of the funded debt loan Of the city Of Sacramento
1edeemabe LIST July 1885 interest at II per per
900 Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad LIST mortgage
payable the Bank of Commerce. New York, April
and October LIST $500 each 40 shares Bank Of Utica $50
each 40 do Farmers and Citizens Bank Of Long Island
rs each 200 do. Empire City Bank $25 each 20 do Marine
Bank $50 each 10 do Central Bank of New York SO each
do Bank Of the Union 500 each 10 do Union Iron Com
pany 500 each 80 do New York Central Railroad 500
each Erie and Northeast Railroad $50 each; 200
DO Buffalo and New York City Railroad, $50 each; 400
ao Delaware Laekawana and Western Railroad $50 each
3 do. Third Avenue Railroad Company. 800 each 20 do
Stone Dressing Company, 500 each; 100 do Ship Timber
Bending Company s. each Terms of SALE this
day and the balance TO The accrued interest
ali the bonds will be charged TO the purchaser H. N.
Monday and Thursday Of each week at the Merchants
Exchange At private ssle great variety Of first class
railroad bonds bank insurance. and other stocks Once
No Broad street rext the corner Of Wall
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FURNITURE.

ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE.
~ STACY, 5A and 500 Broadway, who received FIRST me.
dale from the Crystal Palace institute for the
beet suits OF cnamsed chamber furniture invite the public
TO examine their extensive stock SHIFTS hair mattress
straw palbasses pillows and bolsiers. from so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-A. II. NICOLAY
"A. CO. will sell Mt auction, this day and tomorrow
March 9Th and 10TH at IL at the saesoom log Broad
splendid stock Of fancy goods diamond and other
ory, chronometer watches elegant silver plated OF
beautiful designs papier mache goods handsome bronzes
Parian French and English dressing &c,
from Maiden lane for convenience of disposal and
She elegant and fashionable manufacture including
bracelets brooches earrings cluster and single
stone rings and pins, Also quantity Of rarest
diamonds Of them large size and fine quality Also
French ngh watches and by the most
eminent Partisan and Geneva makers Tobias, Cooper,
Beaseey, Deur &c in large and valuable variety. Also
ruby emerald and pearl rings pins brooches ac ee
giant pearl brooch Of great beauty vest chsns guard
fob do chatelanes vnnaegrette sets Of bracelet pin and
Der Of small articles of ewelry Splendid French bronzcs
iacludng time pieces ormOlu and bronco large single
equestrian groups candeabras card receivers and
number Of small goods Also Parian groupes incu
ding figures and yenuses Cleopatra Shaks
peare, Milton, Apollo Spring and Summer and numerous
beautiful specimens of this admired decorative Sill
plated English and American, including tea and
ke candelabras cornucopas bread baskets
Aower holders & large quantity Of silver plated Bruins
wick threaded and tipped forks and Also papier
ache goods English and French including
work boxes dressing tables fancy tables chess do work
Do quartette do olios card boxes card receivers &c
dressing elegantly fitted Of descrip
tion porte monnaies fans and large quantity Of knck
hnacks The diamond jewery and two marble statues the
Angel of Immortality and Grief view, will be sold
sold without reserve, view.
A. H. NICoLAY,
EDWARD SINTZENICH
Late chief salesman Of H. H. Leeds 4 Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

ID G. KEMP, AUCTIONEER-THIs DAY, AT 10
lOs o'clock, at No. 81 Walker street. Broadway
Psrfnmer stock nxtures and furniture q house-R c.
khP viii sell above all tho contents OF the above
and house consisting Of large assortment Of fancy soaps
Tooth hair and clothes brushes toilet mirrors oils and
rumery o. All kinds combs and fancy boxes show
With all the nxturss Of thestore Also ell the
o. ths house consisting Of the usual assortment Also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

RIO IrT-To SMALL GENTEEL FAMILY, THE Low.
part Of house No: 2s West Eighssenth street con.
sstng OF front and back parors two rooms
ON third aoor No rear buildings VIII be vacant on the
first Of April. Rent 1240.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER-FRIDAY,
ID March 10 oelock M at the central sales rooms
general assortment Of household furniture. carpets oil
cloths mahogany and other chairs mahogany sofas tables
bureauI washtands oil paintings, &c. Also good pianos
Catalogues ready Thursday afternoon At o'clock in
a Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

- C. KEMP, AUCrIoNEER.-RIcH FRENCH CHINA
N and cut glassware at auction to-morrow, Fridsyat
VIA very beautiful assortment Of richly decorated
French china and coffee SETS elegant china
sSs glass s goblet. s and an
ware all OF desirable style and particularly wor
thy attention.
ID c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RICH
ll china pianoforte &C. to morrow Friday at 10Y
KEMP will sell at auction above, large assortmentpf
furniture good quality and which particularly worthy
furniture suits covered in rich satin brocatee and vel
library bookcases wardrobes carved rosewood and
tetes arm chairs sewing do spring parlor
res painted enamelled furniture with and
steads hair mattresses French china and coffee SETS
decorated china and ornaments toilet glass
Goods purchased to go the city packed FOR
shipping at reasonable charge or remain on storage
ITO DRUGGISTS PHYSICIANS, kc-wILL BE SOLD
at auction not previously by private sale the stock
twenty sssndns connected Nth which soda water
pipes and sveryh9s complete 70 cary on iss
psSSorhoods in the city For further partcua apply
n. CRISTELAR, Auctioneer. Is Bowery
TERRENCE BOYLE AUCrIoNEER WILL SELL ON
Friday 10th instant at 10 o'clock at Nc. "a Orange
large and select stock Of groceries assorted
black and green teas choice hams shoulders, moasses
prime butter, lard, OIL &C.. together with the fixtures,
horse wagon and harness Also good will ct lease Of near
attention Of the trade.
yITuLIAM s. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER-THIS DAY,
w ut lO1s O'Clock, at No. q Sixth avenue:-New
and second hand furniture Of every description compris
satin broeatelle; four extension dsing tables. rose
wood marble centre table pier tables reckers
spring seat sofas, chairs two enamsed chamber suites
Also, assortment Of Bohemian glass fancy ornaments
from family giving housekeeping we'll worthy the at
tention Of the trade. and heusekeepers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

~ L. TUCKER, AUCTIONEER.-BY BILLING 4
~. Tucker, office 43 Walker strcet) Friday March
no at house No. "a White street. few doors Broad
way win be sold splendid household furniture Of family
declining In Of rosewood
suites In crimson brocatelle rosewood
tables bedsteads bureaus wsshsand &e mahogany
marble top tables and bureaus sofas chairs bedteads
elegant gilt frame oval mirrors pictures
rich Brussels tapestry carpets and do with q
Deposits required
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,pygRTIsEMENw RENEWED EVERY Jay
SALES AT AUCTION.

UcTIoN NoTIcE.-THos BELL, re z, ScrioN r. 81
saesro5m No 10 North william street rain shine, will
, ~ sl,ahs furniture Of gegtae family and pri
Sas dim house; also quantity OF pledged goods two
plendd gold and silver Watches gold chains aud jew
,,lry guns, rifles, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

MAkk WRAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR.
ths largest and extensive offered this year
hAkk NhAf will sell Thursday, at I01S o'clock at
she spacious warerooms No 3l4 Broadway Gothic HALL
the consisting Of rosewood paricr suits covered
sho pusn mahogany parlor suits In fine hair
c,osn eisek walnut mahogany and enamelled
sion dining tables etegeres hall hall
chairs centre sofa tables rocking chairs
In plush and hair cloth French Gothic
nsttrssse marble top dressing bureaus wshstsnd
gilt mirrors and clocks apewood tables
niture chairs casters covered morocco push AMI
cloth also variety Of standing and sitting dssks .hs
&C. for counting rooms, with number Of safes III
This sale peremptory and offers advanares 10
chasers Shippers may have their furniture packed Nv
proprietor At the usual charges Catalogues ready
Inc goods on Wednesday.
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VoRKvILLE PROPERTY.-FoR SALE, SIX LOTS or

VORkviLLE PR0PERTY-FOR SALE, SIX LOTS OF
ground south eide OF Eighty second street.
81 feet east OF Fourth each lot q by
inches This street Is opened and graded. Price for
whole S4b 81 40 remain bond and rage for
three years at per cent Also three lots south side
Ehtysecond street commencing 100 feet west OF second
veenuc lots - by 100 feet each Apply to O. MARINER
or J. II. WESJLAkE 80 nth STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

ITO LET-FROM THE FIRST OF NAY, TO A sMALt
family the entire second floor consisting OF mont an
back parors, with pantries and marble msntci pieces
basement with range and washtubs, and two rooms Up
stairs With the privilege Of hot ana cI,s
Of Lexington and Forteth street. inquire on tho
pre
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ryrcuroR,s sAIEA sPLENDIp PARy roRvEp

ExECUTORS SALE.-A SPLENDID Farm FORMER
~ Iy the residence of Ransom Burts East Chester 81
tuated mile and half from Tuckahoe and three miles
New Rochelle depote containing Of good
land In high state Of cultivation and we'll watered,
which there good house and all necessary out buildings
situated commanding nne view Of Long Island Sound II
sold by sale before che 9th Of MARCH, IL will then
Be sold by II o'clock At the Merchants Exchange
wall street, by WIN. H. FRANKLIN SON. Also, ~
private ssms house and Of FIRST rate meadow
land with fruit trees In same locality For further nforma
zion apply to Peter b. Deyean, Forsyth street, Seaman
Fowler 6 Grand street. James oodnE 500 Hudson street.
TO David J. Burtis, on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

VoNKERS.-FOR SALE, TWO LOTS ON BUENA
Vista avenue % by lls feet each. Also twenty acres
land close railway station hours ride from New
York admirably adapted for building purposes Also build
ing lots from SIS to SIS each. Apply O. CLANCY tailor
Is eenwich avenue, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

A LBERT COOK 4 CO, MANUFACTURERS AND I'M
n porters optical mathematical and ipstru
ments, No. 10 John street, New York.
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WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY.-FOR SALE CHEAP,
napplied for immediately, three neat cottage
houses South Eighth and Fifth
within three minutes walk Of the Peck slip ferry Apply
THOMAS M DOYLE corner Of Fourth street and Division
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

DREMIUM GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL
IL The premium (medaD awarded the subscriber for
1908 American Institute for the best gold leaf and gold foil
Patent machines won't take; sold Ban,
all humbugi all cabbage leaf Dentists superior gold foil
$25 per ounce; constantly on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

81 III Spruce street-Household furniture Friday
March TO- at l0k O'Clock At No. Hsmersley street. the
the above houesofAs chairs tables
secretary carpets grandoes oilcoths stair carpets bed
WILLIAM I. BOYD, Salesman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

DEFEATING OF OLD WARE EQUAL TO NEW, AND
~ warranted All metal articles plated and gided. Or
ders left at the laboratory Centre street Grand
ut the ONCE No. ct 10 John street, stairs will ks A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

A UCTIoN SALE OF GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS,
"A segars, &cZ. NEWELL co, az Nassau street, will
Friday 10th inst ut III o'clock 20 half chests choce
H. tea sperm candles sperm oil molasses sugar pork
honey salt washboads brooms &o also prime cid Made
caret and champagne wines hrandies egars platform
scales &C. being the stock of grocery Terms cash Goods
ready for examination
PETER PARKS. Auetioneer. 10 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09
ANTHOLOGY.


A sTROLOCICAL-MRS. FLEURY, FROM PARIS
"A whose rsistives prophesed Napoleon L. the most
Of the to foretel
ture events and certain No 81 Chrystie street,
story.
sTRoLO0Y.-DR WILSON, 20 BROOME STREET
"A be consulted on past present and future events
United States. Birth required Fee 81 each
AIRS. LAD0MUS, as CANAL STREET, CONTINUES
M TO tell past present. and future events likewise love-
rtsp, and marriage She will also make love mutual
between parties whereit does exist She will also
thief TO restore stolen property Age tempera
ment told for nothing.
MADAME MORROW rs, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE
l most wonderful asrologist In the world, that
ever been known She will tell past present and future
friends which has sstonhcd during
Europe She seventh daughter Of seventh daughter
and born with natural r by invoking the powcrAof
her wonderful science tell their very thoushts ala
will happy pairs together who will All
the greatest happiness q matrimonial bss She IL
and her predictions are truly astonishing 70 all that vi.
her All who have been disappointed elsewhere may call
and they may depend upon true advice founded
the eternal principles Of magical science She
those who visit her will regret IT, rs Broomc street. be-
tween Cannon and Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

ITO LET-APARTMENTS ON THE FIRST FLOOR
consisting of very elegant and richly furnished par
lors one Of which be made bedroom besides cabine<
de toilette suitable only for gentleman Of high respect
ability Also two bedrooms. Board IL required Apply -
l6 Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

TOHN w. sOMERINDYKB AUCTIONEER-STORE
% No. IL Spruce street-Lager bier saloonOn Friday,
Of the above There three
and hf feet Of fxngs with burners eight chairs
sixteen tables four bedsteads ke0, sofa, clock
cooking stove &c. Two years lease AZ ayery low rent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, ON THE GROUND
aoor suitable for q Doctors ONCE to let, three
rooms up stairs to respectable tenant Inquire at IS
parrx sfra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

A ssIGNEEs' SALE OF DRY GO0DS-WM Writers
"A will sell this day at 10 o'clock at the auction
l Canal street large and valuable assortment of dry
goods consisting of article usually found IN first
class dry goods large quantity of silks shaws
linens deains sold in lots suit families Dealers
The from 2l2 Fulton street
Brooklyn. By order Of assignees.
WIN. WRITER'S Auc.ioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

ITO LET-A FIVE STORY BRICK BUILDING IN THE
Il rear Of Is Elm street, considered desirable location
for and business and for which
fVECH VIM w fsn''"' inquiro On 'ne premises VI .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

&O00 TO $SOO.-FoR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST
RAVU business stands, moderate terms, imme
diateiy Pays large profits genteel and healthy Can
be enlarged to any extent Rent moderate tits chance
seldom Offers Ill health the of giving up Situated
in Broadway above Spring street Inquire at the Broad
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

MO SOAP OR BOOK HUMBUG-THREE SMART MEN,
IN with capital Of S. make from S. TO 80 per day
Call this week w. Gotham, $40 Sixth avenue second
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

GREAT CHANCE.-$l5 TO $50 A WEEK CAN EASILY
" be made by either travelling at home in
and the Instructions Of which will send
Broadway Once, NY.