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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-22
EAST FLOKIDALAND AGENCY. !

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WALL PAPER! WALL PArERH
nN HAND. fine assortment OF APIerZ
~ French and American Paper Tsffa NM
Hangngs for Parlors, Halls, Dining EE.e1
Rooms, Chambers, &c. OIJn .sNsssS..9
ALSO, large lot of cheap ungazed Papers, Boruers,
Fire Screens, Window Curtains, de- at ..
hLAGAS GORBEY,
Nashville Wall Paper Store, No. - College ST.
n B.-Paper Hanging promptly attended to, warranted
done in the best manner -. an29 -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-22

And by all Druggists in every In the State OF Tenne
see. and all the Southern and Western States.
April '54-Imdtw osw --- -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-22

Sold wholesale and retail By al tbs principal druggists
and country merchants generally Throughout the United
mar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-22

Confusion, gddness, rush o blood the head
mental dsoibty, hysiens ~ retehe thoughts
s;ructo lear OF Insanity E!I0cEOndr!s speYsa gene
raj ration, trrEby, nHbliiy sleep
Diseases incident 10 females, decay Uf c PIOOg
uOns, ny sierra, rruFs, pJIaOI
heart, mpotehey, constipation, etc. ctc, from whatever
arising # There jssuy placed hu
ma tesIiul abs II inf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-22

LULt ND t3>, UEVhGLA
VIII attend promptly to the sale Of Country Producs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-22

HAVE received large stock Of The above seeds, and
selling at rates reasonable enough To please all who
in The stock left last year very large
consequently there very few fresh seeds the market
but if you want genuine article call az -- .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-22

The unparalleled rdscts Ihis great rcscIAve in al
complaints incl-sGt a." icmzles, ilak IN the
nails OF medicine Thousands Cf smUanl5 have iu-
venied-tsOusads of Vig6rans purpOrns
U be specified IN the diseases and arrangements
which the delicate formation Of reuer
The result has heretofore been uniform. These nOsIrums
have Indeed impaired nonauary vfvacity To the nervous
system, transient and delusve ygor muscles; cut
this ash Of relief has been succeeded b depression
prOson greater than before the end has oflen
utterly To psral the recuperaye
and the vital organization and 1naly destroy unhappy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27
CRY TRADE REPORT.

L M.
BRRADsTu.rs-Flour in livcler demand, chiefly for
export and it increased in value 1SAc Zoe per boil
The days Gales reached IA 500 bbls ordinary to choice
State at 81 so 81 6SA; mixed to fancy Western, at
81 SO 81 '5 and other kinds at proportonate prices
There 800 bbls. Canadian in boud purchased, at
81 3T1s 81 5Gn closing at 81 90 81 56i4, per Dbl
About 2SOo tbls Southern changed hands at Il Stc
per Dbl advance. Rye -four, cornmeal, wheat and rye
good request but held above the views of buyers
No change occurred in oats. Corn tended upwards
The days transactions amounted to so bushels at
Sic so re for mixed SIC. Soc for round white and
yellow; and SIC SIC. for Southern do. and do per
busnel.
CoTToN-The days sales embraced 139 bales, as fol
lowsFor export 1888; home use f29 and to arrive liz
Market dull and heavy, the decline since Monday
dinary and middling being &c. a &c. per Id.
FkEGTTs.-Rates were steady, with engagements to
Liverpool of about Is bushels and wheat at Id
chiefly in ships bags; and 1000 1000 bbls -four at As
Sd. Cotton at about 2Sd. 1l-ldd.-asked for
pressed There were engagements of moment to Lon
don Havre. To California rates dull at 45c.
55c., with some small engagements in clippers nearly
ready to sail at CSC.
PRovEIoNs-Pork was somewhat unsettled The days
transactions comprised 400 bbs, here at SIS 371a a
SIS 43s4 for mess, and $l2 IS S13 for prime; with
$50 bbls mess to arrive during the summer S4 so
per Dbl Cut meats inactive and langud. The sales
Of lard reached 500 bbls ordinary to prime at 9c.
csc, including 500 bbs good, deliverable in Bati
more, at 914c per ID. About 470 bbls. beef were
taken at former rates Butter and cheese remained
last noticed
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

a II vaqssls houses and lots Nassau street
teenth twenty thirty Sixty third seventy
viii sell on wednesday March oeisst Al the Sei
.nf
st q * 70 ss asps s
from ma. MAY ss1 By yos
inches deep, house x3 and will rent when the present
lease expires; one year from next Nay for shout g. 600
4S feet inches deep house feet inches deep BY 81 feet
rents .ssas Tho ssSS and
,o1 Of the city rs ella Gns
intend putting up spisndid banking viii
the stores nearly finished all which
thirds Of the remain bond and mort
%h ss ro
story attic and brick house on the south
folding door; in parOs handsome chandelier with cut
vaults II perfect order ana considered q
has 9 70 years to from May 1884 subject arsnsws
ali
aya
side between Bsyard and Walker streets los % feet front
north side depth Building
Sns the sSt cans % It 5ns nearly
gage for live years At six per cent Rvnstona strsesoTas
Rvington street, adjoining the southwest corner .
~ M feet, soass sst
Built in good manner with slated s0sf and
water ali through the house Marble ntsls and folding
doors in parors vaults in yard coal DO Terms easy
south q Fifty fourth Street Lots allo feet sasS Sky
'hf Ss 10
fence Seventy street, lots ON the north side Of
assios feet inches each Seventy sixth ssress2 lots
S the side of ss. sss 10 fleet
seh ysFq ao. strsotThs two story ATTIC and base
sag side: between watts Boone Streets Lot
" f ss s 5ssa
s
ss S
S s sw sna w lHs %
Wde Il
@ cs0 a % in Es d ,sS s for a
o street. lot on the south side Of d
feet inches BY IS feet zoo remain bond and mort
gage for three years At six per ~ order o. the
less previously disposed Of private sale East Nineteenth
three .' Ha ns
sSina and Third II M'u a y feet
house class, nearly new and in perfect order
sn% contains m an the modern
seen at anv hour Of ne day sixty per cont Of the pur
chase money can remain bond and mortgage for three
ys s PEI
Fourth extending from nth to 18TH street. Sso
feet each llh Streets lots the north side OF nth
street. 80 feet west Of Fourth 25xOO feet each
ss ssS & feet
fourth street.-The three story frame house and lot situated
Ninth house 25x0 lot 25x0O The house Is tuat-
ed next the Sixth Uniyersat Church in respectable
neighborhood Is well finished, with Croton water and bath
room; and is painted white with green blinds Win rent
$500 900 remain bond and mortgage for eight
years SIX per cent 120t street, building lots north
tide Of l2th street. $50 feet Of Eighth lot 2x
10 inches The lots admirably adapted for
building purposes being dry free from rock leyel With
grade $500 remain bond and mortgage Tor three
years per Titles OF the above property
iect photographic maps and full particulars apply t.
ALBERT H. NlCOLAY, Auctioneer,
No. 1 Broad street.
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adopted-The Treasury Department are TO appoint two
special inspectors to be stationed at either end Of the
Great Western Railroad whole duty it will be to receive
all through goods and pass them the conductors
Of the railway trains who to be deputy in
spectors. These conductors will deliver at either end
OATH to the inspectors the goods they receive them
The Great Western Railroad Company assume the ex
pense Incurred by the appointment Of their conductors
inspectors of the United States. This arrangement win
greatly facilitate the transmission Of property by the
Canada route and nure to the benefit of all concerned
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of certain articles other than foreign dry goods, i'm
ported into this port during the week ending and nclud
ing Friday, March "a, 1864
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27
WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

yVATCHE6i WATCHES W ATCHEsi-AN EXTENSIVE
w assortment ct loss than prices Jules Jurgensen
wach $50 70 $3.50; Cooper watches, dupcx and levers,
SI25 aond Watches S2t to 500. chro
nometers sI25 te s2e day Watches $40 10 slS5 la
enameled watches @ 10 500 ladies' diamond watches
s5 $500 magic watches 500 Sl5 watches which wind
pendant $50 to Sfe daguerreotypo watches,
Watches full jcweed S Ono gold detached levers full
eweed $780, gold English pat levers ss3 gold English
levers hunting ss silver patent LEVERS SIS;
Silver detached levers 81 Lades splendid establishments
consisting gold diamond and enamel ed and pearl and
enamcied watches in shell shaped and other eases with
chatelaine chain and pin attached; splendid article
Watches keep good time will be exchanged
Watches repaired Of half the usual PRICES and IA the best
manner: also clocks, jewelry, &c. GEO. q. ALLEN i'm.
porter Wholesale and RETAIL No II Wall street, second
hoor, Broadway.
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lotal ...'.'7o,iosiooo
The principal items of imports during the week were as
follows Segars SOL $685. coffee $50 ,o6s; madden, ssS
51 rasns 1872 CAS- hatters goods SIS 1857; India rub
Der, ss5,276 undressed SKINS sl93 1885, cutlery $50,
2S2 hardware s26546; lead, 7,7S2; tin, s36,S2l;
molasscs 7 49, sugar 1857 tea 500 o64 watches,
s6l, 739; WOOL $50 o23; whaebone, s213,S64. 1t is
favorable feature that foreign dry goods show falling
of and that than half OF the aggregate value OF
importations in miscellaneous merchandise We
glad TO that the amount of minerals imported was
less than usual but the decrease is probably only tenn
porary. Our mines doing well in all parts of the
country, and their product must before the lapse of
many years, tend materially to reduction of supplies
from foreign countries.
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AGENCIES.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, OPPOSITE
IN the Treasury Department, Washington under the
direction Haight Palmer, Councillor Of the Su
premo OF tie United states and Consul General Of
the Ecuador for the United States established
the prosecution and Of claims Of American
citizens foreign governments the United States be-
fore Congress- the Executive Departments OF the federal
Boards Of Commissioner sitting in Wash
recovery debts leyaces. and inheritances in the
my. ..s and foreign couaries Investments in United
States and State su.t.aS. Vavlny ei6cient and
tancea, md other money {. fea and Territoros
reliable correspon dents in the kmeca the
Of the Union, in Mexico, Central and ID Ci,tsa the
chief cities OF Europe, in Australia, India,
undersigned ie prepared to give his prompt and
tention to all business that be oonded to his agcn
AARON Ii. PALMER.
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HONIESTEADS.

BUILDING LOTS AT CLARENCEVILLE, L. IA
ID public meeting for the admission Of these
beautiful and desirable building lots with chance
bouse and lot worth 81 200 for sa4) will held every
Thursday evening" at Union aal 1873 Bowery 7 O'Clock
T.. NJ. JACOB PECARE, l63 Hester street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADRL
Ihi. irSp pier No North river Two limo: daily =
steamboat Potter South Imboy thence By cars =
1msoy shsass dissas 70 canssa
through in hve hours; fare S.
( TANGE OF ROUTE ON THE II A. ". AND4Pn
18th March, ans Mesds & e.. n:
Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia will be Tseons2
om1isgss' from Ksnsington snd aassiiss
e @ 20 .ns
and AZ p. NJ, win also leave from Walnut street wharf
HUDSON RIVER RAnRoAp-TRANs DALE
A. M0rLraush ia Tour hours connee,,,.
with trains rsaohng Braso Montreal At 10 c,och same
Maj train. 81. M-rhrousa way train. At IL N. ,aa
I'm F.: 30 FL sss
c1 rom 9d
'h' i''y stopping EbMuSS fsRHc sop.rss..
HARLEM RAILRoAD;-lyLAyp RoUTE.-oy AND
iany rss S ssssh ra1y sss s AZ
NJ ss,SIpns at WHINE
ERA k;;S .sS %.
iai% Sy III s ran at SsHSs s
s ,i a 1tss5i f%a .'s~s' s1Iis sns
s.s sss way is'ss may sss
S Sssy Sss @ sss sas
Fourth aud Twentysixth street. Sunday
ment-Trans will leave for troon Falls way
tons atsSo NJ and5 P, M returning will leave Croton
Pals A. NJ. and 40 r. NJ stopping all way stations
Passengers by the Sunday trains will be land
ed in New York at the street station only
Freight for Albany received daily until Pm At the depot
corner OF Centre and White streets.
JOHN u. ELIOT, Superintendent.
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL ocDENsBURG, BUR
lington, 81 Johnstury, Wells River, white River.
Bellows Falls, Windsor, Rutland Montpelier ST. Adams
and kouse,s Point 1ietet Offices New haven nsloaS
street and Fourth checked through Ex
press trains A. N, and 7. NJ Freight ytNew havcn
FRANCIS HYDE, AgepA, 1852 South street.
NEW YORK AND PHILADLLPHIA pIREcT1EvA4
IN New Jersey Railroad through In four hours-unieea
States mail line leave New orh foot Core
street AZ nine aud eleven p M and AZ foux
and hafpast ave r. NJ FareS2 70 In seven and eleven
A. M, and four r. NJ ~ 50 Qor second class In eleven
M from New York and quarterps four from Phila-
deipha: 81 In ains A. NJ, and hafpsst ave Y. NJ Ae-
eommod ton liue leaves at twelve n (st reduced
pricesj from Cortisndt street. through in ss hours.
Through tickets sold for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
weldon wilmington and Charleston In the above trai9A
Through baggage agents In The nne anc nvs uame
stss before the train leaves
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A Ln5E :, i, NIcoLAy, AycTIoyEER-posIT!yE


A LBEIT II. NIcoLAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ fals Of h9i ard ot g Lover norrisana and Mel
~ at " cecel at tae Mersnan4s Exehaagc New York
w"trt se.trsc .stte bie1t.t edder-Lewer Morrsania
= lot NORTH az ss co .0 s msst So
70 ly a feet finished il nest stsie
WIZ "nd attic p1ssss In front, vita
~ remain n eash % bond aad eri lon dcrc l.
and two lots tpsi wa,agtsa avSnue wet siae ID
fe north 81 sceoha trtt ots - ny 100 eac house II
rsus en in Sest cet fnes. = and s' wa anl sat
~ Say Merk iest Manner $50 ranain ond
ate very ofily at MorriisI ia aid arc eaeised
ETg,t a Tie M s ss' or T'' ao ess
mont fame oa, na io, Two tory attic aqG sasc
srSsS 'ree is'wsn Rairoad and corilanat ayeucs $50
Tie houses contain each thirteen rooms aud are wen hn
Cd with balconies in front and French windows &C. they
Ike ras f EsssSS . s1s s.
merose at por ay ea Is1 n "a ono Ssf a -
ground s@ieinin; Tie above on Msiroso street a BY 100
s. RsfSisii I r5F fu ssia
particulars apply 70 tie arctioneer, No Broad ST. n
A LnERT II, NIcoLAY; MISUNDERSTANDING
p eaosk NJ ,f Sa on Tuesday Maysh Is o az
1gFv 4 tls hshe Iidior New ssoS s ras v. Gs
aa aad pfs q S
Lot 81 feet front % Zee. rear and 10 feet sep the noa,
rouSoS and Ssd iss iS ia rds IN % r
Whole a SG'H srS & ls
tntnss nstsbistment asummer boarding. bonse Il ia
also the forOhce OF New Brighton The location e
passed having beautiful view OF the entire Now YORK nav
and tie surrounding country, and u within one minu
walk OF the steamboat laa dag fronting the river % ,o
viii De n.rsmptry & The highest bidder owner l. so
ing 70 California NWV remain bond aud NOR, ,age
a long as dered az pr and the tte il i"Ii.rnt
,Ie fer further particulars apply TO ALBERT II NfCo
LAY, Auc tioneer, No Broad street N Y
A UCTIoN NOTIcE-LARGE SALE OF cRoc TCRy
y glass ara ciina,--JNo. u. VAN ANTWERP z SON
the shelves in lots 70 suit " M eSsts
ard eaes az follows whe grire and
light lIue ware do. flowed blue. do. mulberry DO
ana Opt ware DO edged plates 10 blue raj f,re
ana White china tea scts forty four prices do rc fancy
toys and vases, 10 yellow and koekaeham srt05ns
40 msrled ware Edo rich rarirr jeya asserted sizss
Ais. lp packages glass ware. vix-InInblcFs, lamps
lovls, ac Also, one case heavy plated table and Tea
spoons and forks Sale will Aommencc with lar
ut 6tle. 80
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A LEERr H NIcoLAY AucTIoNEER-HANpsoNE

"A cottage and six lots at New Brighton, $ l., at
ton-Albert III Nicoay will sell, Tuesday March IS
Ji at II o'clock at the Merchants Exch ange New York
New Brighton 5. Ia two story attic and cellar frame
cottage built in the Italian style of architecture and six
lots Of land Sloo feet each situated at New brighton
Staten Island five minutes walk from the
ing. The house well finished contains on f,t floor
paror dningroom vestbue pantry large hall with hand.
piaz2a front and ends;
dresn groom bathroom linen press closets three
bedrooms, cloets and lumber ROOM cellar Kitchen wash
room servants bedroom storeroom pantry coee large
&C. The housc y beautifully situated on an elevation
Of fifty feet between First and Second streets fronting OF
the Kills, aud commanding splendid prospect the New
York bay stretching far the hudson with
the surrounding cogntry In fact there an 10 no marc
desirable place for sentcman suburban residence Tie
Numerous attractions aud costly dwellings that cluster
around attest the desirabeness The location Tne com
muncaton with New York ty boat is always pleasant
trpat the annual the rail cara AM abou
the srsee Of time $500 can remain bond mortgse
Tor Ne years at per cent Title indisputsbie For full
particulars apply 70 the Auctoncer No. Broad street
New York. - : ~ $500
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DoSITIyE sALE-BY ORDER or THE TRUSTEES OF
the First Pre- sbytc Church Of Brooklyn.-JAMES
COLE s0N will sell at auction Tuesday, March % at
II o'clock tic Merchant Exchange New York the fol-
Loving deigle lot Wall vacant lot the northery side
Of Jora street ~ feet aud inches casterly from Gin
street The lot Il ~ feet BIZ inches front -
leo feet dc and PC feet inches the other Maps
and foil PARTICULAR at the oto Of tie auetoneer 80
Fulton BROOKLYN.
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w 5 MELLoR, AUcTIoSEER;-, MODERN AND AN

w tque urniture-Tuesday. 18th inst at 10Y O'Clock,
at AZ Broadway, GRUMPY, HOu0HT0N MELlOR wilt
sell above modern and antique furniture made by the
best city manufacturers and warranted Hotel proprs
tors the trade and those about reurnishng will find In
the stock elegant furniture Of the most costly descriptions
and such as can be relied The stock conss part
of carved rosewood wnrdrobs mirror DOORS richly carved
rosewood tegers and several elegantly carved
Turkish easy and Votaire chairs rosewood bed
tead bureaus and washstands to match; oak
walnut and enamelled chamber furniture Of the
styles elegant library bookcases in rosewood mahogany
walnut ten extension dining tables Of the
proved patterns II would be impossible to
Of tho stock which only be appreciated by
animation Also FIVE rosewood octave piapofores
good and fnish of which cost $500
Lindeman Son-a splendid instrument, we'll worthy the
attention of those want Of good Instruments Also by
chattel mortgage lot of secondhand furniture
well worthy the attention of the trade.
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ID A. Chiffon, AUCTI0NEER.--To HOTEL AND
ID. restaurant keepersAu elton notce-Cole Chiffon
will sell at Wednesday March 80 at hall pest 10
o'clock NJ at 10 Nassau street the furniture and fixtures
Of the Washington Hotel restaurant occupied ny Mr.
Henry e. Rel consisting in part Of the following articles
viz One steam boiler apparatus, steam tables and
large refrgera marble floor on main
saloon marble counters large pier and maute glasses seye
raj and engraynF ttocn and Washing hp
para fixtures barroom fixtures, large quantity Of
croelery and glassware chairs, tables stools bod8 and
ledCng together with aag0rtmeat OF various articles
With the hotel husinos Catalogues 10 had
the morning of the sale at the hotel ut the aacoacer
Office Is Nassau street.
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In the City and County of New York from the 18th day
of March to the 25th day Of March, 1854.
Men, los; womcn, IL boys 1873; girls, 15t-Tota 5l3.
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DEAL RsTATE.-To BE SOLD by ALBERT IT, NICo
IL LAY, At the Merchants Exchange, on Wednesday,
March % Ct IL o'clock Nassau STREET.-THE be sold without
reserve the very valuable tarce story brick lots
known Nos l1 lS and 100 Nassau street near
street and opposite Clinton Hall Lot No. 25 20 feet
inches front and ~ feet by ~ feet inches depth house
23 feet inches by "a feet and will rent when the present
esfe expires Zone year from May ncxt) for about s. 600
Lot No rs is ~ feet front and by ~ feet inches
lotse t feet and viii rent when the present Leave
pifes zone year from May nextD for about 5000 Lot No.
30 feet incht7 front rs feet inches by 46 feet
inches dep house ~ feet inches ~ "a feet rents for about
tb The houses are IN rood order aud rent WE'LL stores
AMI ohtes are ereot demand in this section OF the city
and brst class Improvements going Ia their immediate
vicinity The Nassau Bank located opposite, intend put
ting mp splendid banking house which will adjon the
magnificent marble stores Nearly finished all of which
Nil tend greatly 20 increase the value Of this property
Two hrJe Of the purchase money remain bond
mortgage for ave year at seven per cent,
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A LpERr H NIcoLAY, .AucTIoNEER.sa,sTocKss

ALBERT II NICoLAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
h and s9nss sr at & q M IL s w
Exchange, for account Of whom 1T may ccuceru-S20o
Maysve and Lexington Railroad first mortgage per cent
Bank of the State Of New York. 900 each 81 900 Evans
Vile and Illinois Railroad companys first mortgase
ut the Phoenix Ean; elo0oO Peru and Indianapolis Rail
road irs mcr.sage pe cent bonds inter
erch goo dividend Certificate Of the Madison indianapolis
Cambria Iron .onrSny, Of Johnfown, Cambria county
r,t mesesSs I per sem bonds; intysis
SLIGO sah % share fank Of tho State Of Neg York, s'?
Isrrsn,s COMPANY SIS each % shares Lorlard Fire
ance Company SO c.eh 100 shares Harmony Fire
anoe Company $50 each % shares Union telegraph Compa.
ny stO caeh 10 share Third Avenue Railroad 500 each
Terms Of saleTen per cent this day aud the balance
chassed the purchaser A. H. n holds regular sales Of
day each week tho Merchants Exchange At private
ale grea. ynre y 81 fest class railroad bonds bank
10 corner Of Wall.
A LBERT H. NIcoLAY, AUcrIoNEER-UPPER NOR.
"A rlfana Albert H. Nicolay will sei Tuesday, March
Is 1854 at u O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange y
unless previously disposed private sale the very vau
able and desirable plot Of ground containing Clio
new road from the Upper Morran Railroad depot West
Farms having afront Of nearly 500 feet Fordha
The plot is bounded three sides by public roads has
heon surveyed ard laid out in lots but will be sold In
tention Of those seeking desirable location in
ate neghborhood of the city, Tho Harlem Railroad station
leave New York hourly and stop this place
the above plot close and very beautiful growth of cedar
mander nne meadow admirably adapted to sardenng
purpose and watered BY springs desirable loca
baby not to he bad being beautifully
mediate Improvement Terms and title dsputablc
street New York ~