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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-06


cow. Muscatine has the advantage of Da.
venport in many ways; and am entirely
content that We are situated righ, on the
"grest bend;" and that our road, from the
Missouri river by the way OF Oskaloosa,
will cross the Mississippi, on bridge, ct
Davenport.
But, Messrs. Editors, the resolutions Of
the citizens of Pike and Cedar Townships.
What shall we say of them? They are
trse. We did say TO our friends in these
townships. that we had reason to believe
the road would 60 on straight line to
Washington, if Washington be made a
point; OK on straight line to Oskaloo "a,
If Washington was not made point. The
citizens Of this eounty having voted so
large an amount to this road, have just
right to complain, when the survey Just
made, and which it seems, Judging from
appoarances) the load will probably be
be made on, does not 60 more than about
seven or eight miles in Muscatine county;
whereas a straight line, would 90 through
Muscatine county about twice that distance.
Thereby bene6ting our citizens much more
than if the southern route be taken, which
leaves this, the county that takes so much
stock in the road, and goes Immediately
into Louisa county, q county that has not,
nor Wilt, vote to take one share of stock.
II Washington be not : point in the rosd,
hen straight line from Nussatins % o.
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On Saturday morning March is, Of marasmqs, CoESr-

On Saturday morning, March is, Of marasmus, CoISr-
nrs BRiEs only son Of jeremiah and Hannah 0Brien,
aged months and IL days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend his funeral from his late residence No.
3l2 Eighth street, this afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Friday evening, March IL EuRErIA wife OF Samuel
+. Hasey, and daughter Of George Youle, deceased.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral afternoon, at oelock, rom
her late residence, No 63 Seventh street.
In Brooklyn, Friday, March II, JAMES MclEASry, in
the Saith year of his age
The friends of the family and also those OF his bro
law John and Neil Ruddy, invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence the First Ward Hotel
Furman street. the Fulton ferry this afternoon, AT
O'Clock.
On Saturday March Is, CHARLEsP p, son OF Jacob y.
and Anna Valentine, aged one year. ten months and
eight days.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO lend the funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock with
out further invitation from No $50 Monroe street The
shpwrghts and Caulkers Benevolent Society also
vited to attend.
On Saturday, March Is, THOMAS only of John and
Catherine Molony, aged months and Is days
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence Of
parents No 1903 Hester street. this afternoon at half
past two O'Clock
At Washington county, State of Michigan Saturday
March IL WILLIAM Nanny, native of county Longford
Ireland aged ~ years father Of c. NJ Marry Of this city
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On Friday, March II, Jons sERvEY in the seh year Of
his age.
His friends and those Of his brothers are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral at two O'CLOCK this
aiernoon from his late residence No 200 East Four
teeDth street, First avenue.
Suddeny or Thursday, March 49, OF congestion Of the
tgan, WILLIAM ., HYATT in the 49th year of his age
The friends Of tbs family respectfully invited To A.
tend mis- funeral from the residence OF his sister No 50
~nasm street At two 2eleek this AFTERNOON, without
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T AUGHs FOR THE NILLIoN-YANKEE NOTIONS
~ for April now ready containing perfect pr shower
enough 70 ct all creation broad md raise
Notions the only really comic paper published in this
for proof OF its merits II Is merely necessary TO
state the fact that without to pung humbug
Of kind has rapidly its upon ts intrin SIC
worth alone that IL numbers larger list subscribers
than any similar publication in the world The April nam
Der will contain than fifty illustrations In the highest
style OF comic art designed and BY the beet artists
and the continent, while It's pages filed
with all sorts OF grim Yankee noons jokes hits At the
times side splitting stories everything provocative
mirth aud antagonistic dull AIMING it's iliustra
tons are the MISUNDERSTANDING the Nebraska Bill House
Hunting Celestial Occupation of New York The New Cook
Done to Turn The Soft and Hard Shells Cool Propo
ston and others enough 70 make the reputation Of
other illustrated paper published Among its contents
will be foundTke Leathorscs Aunt Hctys Toilet 1850
Dead Sell; The Russian Representative In Train The
House init big Chimney; Tall Eating and Drinking; No
ment Of Terror What did MARY SAy-Ausie hath Charms
How Pat Shot Reed Birds The Road TO Atkinsons Mis-
Items; Loving Couples Rail Room Sketches Mrs Joses
Around; Caught In his Trap &C., &c. &c In eli
thirty three Of genuine YAnkee humors
make ynic hs hs smooth out the wrinkles Of and
time and make everybody good terms with themselves
all the world and the rest Of mankind Published by W.
STRONG 80 Nassau street Rfiee l2s cents each or 81 -
q
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on thursday, March 10, by Rev. j. P. lIcrmance Mr.
England.
In ~ Ann s Church, Thursday March 10, Mr. PA.
h!uok ROBERT BURNS to Miss AGNES N. woopwosrH both
al this city.
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HOMEsTEADs.

RUILDING LOTS At CLARENcEvILLE, L. LA
- public meeting for the admission Of subscribers these
Itautiiu and desirable building lots with chance 70 get
hoIo and lot worth $1,000 S4) will be held every
IhuAy eyoSjng, at Union Hail. 163 Bowery at * O'Clock
In. JAgeE fLCARE, lG~ Lo-tyt .tgssL
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ItIIONOR AM ZANE FRoM no CONDITION RISE

"IIoNoR AND FAME FROM NO CONDITION RISE,
IL SO says the poet--but the poet lies,
For this condition il annexed 20 fame
Merit In those who merits honors claim,
T.. LYONS powders famed throughout the land,
Our worlds fairs medal glitters In his hand:
But infamy and shame = the doom most moet
For those who sell poisonous counterfeit.
Lyons magnetic powder and pills for insects and vermin
arc extensively countcrfeed The limitations not only
worthless hut dangerous Look 20 the labels See that
they are sgned ~ Lyon Central depot f21 Brcedway
nv y Dgyk strsfa Pkjlsfs'giih
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lanes COLE son, WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
81 Monday March 10 At IL o'clock, at the Merchants Elk
change New York house No l79 Adams street. Brooklyn
the east de between Concord and Hillary streets Also
vacant lot Pearl street. In the vacant lot
3sloO feet and will make two good lots for building pur
poses The house Adams street three
and frame houre filled in with brick built
the best and most substantial contains sixteen
being 80 feet front and by 7 feet deep Terms-A
large part Of the purchae monsy remain bond and
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WIN Writer'S. AucTIoNEEn. WILL SELL. Oh

WN, WRITER'S. AUIIIONFLN, VIII SILL, On
w Wednesday, March p at 10S o'clock ut 900 Broomc
street all the rich and elegant psrlo chamber and dining
furniture In the above house large pier and msntc
glasses fine Of oil painngs rosewood
Han attachment 500; two rosewood suits In hrocaclle
satin damak and lace curtains mantel ornaments
wood tegere glass plate doors and back silver centre
and side tables velvet carpets with match. oil
cloths hat rack carpet and rods richly suit
rosewood chamber furniture superior hair mattresses boil
pilows wardrobe mahogany bedsteads marble
top dressing aud hstand canops and curtalns
tocether With all tsa and bod linz n basement and
Kitchen furniture 6c Aof the host Workmanship md ma
tly-s Sa,-.,S1.l syaGs ~ v. A.s--. :. 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

HOUSE SALE or ELEGANT FURNITURE CAR
l1pets mirrors paintings slverwarc &c-Will be sold
Tuesday March ~ at 10 o'clock the house
III Forty Afth street between avenue and Broadway
consisting Of variety OF elegant paror and chamber
two Pastel paintings lately exhibition the Crystal
Palace china dinner and tea sets basement and kitchen
furniture &C. The above offers fac opportunity house
keepers a. the furniture nearly new and VIII be sold en-
papers, c. w. HOLMES Auctioneer.
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MUSICAL NOTICE-wATSOS's PHILHARMONIC
M journal weekly paper devoted to the interests Of
Sic art and tcrature four Of music in each
TermsThrse dollsrsa Every subscriber will receive
payment Of mis- subscription order any tho prn
cipal music sellers New York dollars worth
music. WATSON N STMN0NDS,
I3 Broadway, philharmonic JournaD
Country suhscrbersRem three dollars and sir postage
tampthe dollars worth Of music will be selected
oording orders edstsy post paid
amer week foro me ear
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TIVE CABINET M,KrR-ALExAvDE Roux s77

TUE CABINET MAKER-ALExANDER RoUx III
AL Broadway, who received tic first mccall from the
worlds Fair for the beet and most elaborate furniture In
Xites his customers and public generally 70 examine HE
large stock contained In his newly enlarged
Which space Of than twenty thousand feet all
Of which ny the richest and most elegant furDi
turo produced IN Europe or America He has Just rc
ceyed from the largest and most magnificent assert
nent OF anguc furniture, veux bois imported
Ard a. 10 hs ia rosewood mahogany walnut aud osk
tbcy cannot surpassed Ia design taste workmanshlp
and doubt superior 70 any manufactured in this
and AZ Iri,cs defy competition. A. r. IL constantly
Ia, ~ ,.1.ss ~ SiA
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

COBDENs RUSSIA AND THE EASTERN QUESTION
~ with Introduction by American citizen timely
hook. Just puhlishsd by JOHN Y. JEWETT CO., Germ
HILL Boston. Price % cents.
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CPRING sALEs-W. x. TAYLOR 4 co, RESPECT.
~ fully inform their friends and the public they
ready give their attention sae Of every
description Of household furniture at edenoe At their
rooms 600 Broadway. CHARGES will no moderate Arrange
uens will lie made Tor Gales al II Chambers street. Ease
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

John X. OAKLEY, AuCTIONEER.-OAKLEY 4
WRIGHT will sell at auction on Wednesday March I'd,
1884 at u o'clock M at the Merchants Exchange New
York fur very Desirable three story and sub
enclosed piazza in to the roof finished In
style with modern Improvements; iron balcony railing
in front ~ feet court yard: lots each 2xl0O situate
the westerly side Of Raymond Fulton avenue
opposite the mansion Of John st. Felix Esq Also eight
lots the north side Of Fulton and
Raymond streets four q which have fronts Also four
lots the east side Of Navy street. between Fuon aud De-
Ksih avenues Also, fourteen lots the de Of Ray
mond street between Fulton and DsKalb avenues This
property IL detrably located for gentee residences and DO
tween the two great Of Brooklyn near their
junction with Fatbush Omnbuses constantly
Ing on these and railroad ompibuss will be In full
operation by July 1864 making practically and cheap
10 either ferry the nomin fare Of Ave This IL
rare chance to buy for occupation Investment and improve
nent. Terms For and apply 70 the
toneers 3 Fulton BROOKLYN orso Wall street. New
York,
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md IpyING 4 40 ArrTInNRERs.

DOSES, AC.-wM. IRVING & co, ACcTfONEERS,
IL will sell at auction on Tuesday. March ~ ~ l0ia
o'clock at the sales room No. Prince street Roses
Standard half standard, dwarf perpetual. Bourbon,
niosette hyrd Baltimore belle prairie queen Russes cot
lady other variety OF and green
house shrubs he nursery of r. Mant Astoria
prng the finest and newest collection of ever
at public sale. Warranted true 10 Also,
assortment Of the choicest varieties Of red white grape
vines imported from Europe last raised this
plants, with stron NJ healthy roots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

A PAR1SIAN GENTLEMAN WHO HAS RESIDED IN
"A New YORK several years IL DESTROYS 70 End sssoci
cnte with GU or - 600 to enter business Offering good
advantages Satisfactory security given Address
with real name to A. r., Broadway Post once
yTANTED-A PARTNER IN AN OLD ESTABLISH
ed Wholesale business, with capital Of from 81 gD0 10
tertiew may he had.
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THE AUTHORITARIAN PRINTED IN TWENTY
days; Of the largest sales on record and work
which htiy styled the Great American Romance
Published by JOHN P. JEwETT 4 co. For sale BY ali
book sellers
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE AT A
sacrifice. House has all the modern impro ements
Rent TO good tenant 800 Location Thirteth street.
block from Broadway. Address James, Broadway Post
Office
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

RkOOkEs DANCING ACADEMY-MR L. DEG
- Breotes dancing and Waiting academy %! Broone
street between broadway and the Bowery All the differ
OF dancing will be taught and every variety
Waiting School will continue open tho whole year.
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FURNITURE TuRNiTURE-AT THR SPLENDID
IT warcrooms 7T broadway, very large and splendid
assortment of cabinet furniture OF the quality for city
and country trade consisting OF rosewood oak walnut
ceres paror furniture in suites covered In French satin
brocatee, or velvet; bedsteads dressing bureaus, wash
stands marble top centre pier tables fsacy iron tables
cribs hstsnds sewing chairs rocking chairs corner etc
iron bcdteads patent rocking cradles and others
elegant hall stands rosewood walnut oak and mahogany
oak walnut mahogany extension dining tables dining room
chairs to match horse hair and all other KINDS
alasses feathers and feather beds holsters pillows also
general assortment Of household furnture well worthy of
atte ntion. A ID. Mckinney, 7U7 Broadway.
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WIDOW LADY, OCCUPYING A RESPECTABLE
y snd eommodous house, in good ghborhood, ten
Walk from either Hamilton South ferries wishes
to obtain lew respectable boarder who would her
South Brooklyn.
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FURNITURE.

CHEAP IRON BEDsTEADs BEDDING, AND SPRING
- mattress wsrereom1These healthy msttrssses are
perior to feather bedding for cheapnes health
venence &c Iron bedsesds all sizes Is to $50 553 Broad
way, near Prince street. Call and examine.
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L,URNITURE, FuRNITURE-Ar THB sPLENDl

FURNITURE FOR sALE-A SMALL FAMILY, GIVING
Housekeeping will dispose Of their furniture cheap
Address AZ once Furniture, Herald once.
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO SINGLE
gentlemen. be accommodated with hoard A. No 06
Prince street west Of and few doors from the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

A cOLoRED WOMAN WANTS 4 SITUATION AS A
IN cook to 60 TO California with family. Good reference
he given She Is partc uar about the til
she arrives there Should family person the
hind they will please call at lG2 Waysrley place She
o seen for week.
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Hygeana I'm Mslne.-J. III. GNubert, POST
master Of Richmond, No., writes us"The hygcsna do
M wonders here N.Y. sister has had distressing cough
NTH great dculty Of breathing for She
nhae, and took the cherry syrup but few days before
was relieved and now, after months Of her
cough we'll DR. Curtis system Of inhalation must
produce entire revelation In the
the lungs There mistake II is a ds
coveryn Hygeana for sale at BOYD PAUL's, No. 10
Cortland street; G. H. Ring street and
Broadway, New York; and Mrs Hayes No. T5 Fulton
street and LAG Atlantic street brooklyn For certcates
To Druggists and Dealers In Medicines
The depot the sale of Dr. Tohs celebrated Venetian
Inment removed from $40 Greenwich street 90 Cort
ndt This article has ready abe and keep
ing patent medicines should be without IT, 60 cortlandt
street
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ENAnnLLED COTTAGE MISUNDERSTANDING
~ STACY, GA and 526 Broadway, who received Arst
dAs from the Crystal Palace and American Institute for
suits Of enameied chamber furniture nvits The pubus
examine their extensive stock Suite with hair mattress
strav palliassss pillows and holsters from ell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

TNARD TO THE PUBLIC-COMPLETION OF THE ST.
" Nicholas propretors Of the St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway New York have the pleasure of announcing to
their friends and the travelling public that the last add
on to the building consisting southern wing having
according its original design and offering ample
msdaons for thousand open for tho
ception Of guests The section opened this spring.
lifted up and in the same sumsuogs style the
perfected contains six hundred apartments Of which three
hundred in family suits and consedly the largest
and most commodous hotel in the world The proprctors
tender their wsrme thanks for the which has
dered their undertaking successful that the
creased magnitude Of their prevent
the future the disapPcintments to which
heretofore in Of their inability to
commodate them. TREADWELL, ACKER CO.,
ST. Nicholas Hotel, Broadway
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SPRTNG FAsHIONS-MOLYNEUx BELL, NO. IS
~ Canal street will expose Monday Goth for the
pactas both imported and Of his own
prisng every variety Of the richest materials and the
eft and most elegant designs He invites the special atten
on OF ladies to this exposition Of choice fabrics believing
they cannot be sxeeiled In novelty and excellence elsewhere
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
THE TURF.

TTNIoN COURSE, L. IoTR0TTING.oN MONDAY
$500; Ave miles out.-H Woodruff names b. Susan A
Concklin gr Grey jim Stages will leave the viii
1amsburg ferries for the hourly Fare each
l21s cents. JOHN ]. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

Most Auspiciously, Espencheid has Pro
ased hat which superior that has hitherto
issued to the votary taste and fashion, sold for s. &c.
~ far surprising hat sold in Broadway for a. Th
0te7e ~ lis Naeeau street
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TNIRE DEPARTMENT.-THE RECEIPT OF THE FOL-
II lowing donations to the Widow and Orphan Fund Of
the Fire Department 10 thankfully acknowledged viz
E.q Secretary. =. $3.50
ESQ., Secretary ............s 500
bury Fac Secretary ~: 500
Esq Secretary. 500
Secretary =. =. $50
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PRINTING INK.


DRINTING INK.-JOHN @. LIGHTBODY Is CON
SANITY manufacturing and has always on hand every
description printing ink from the finest black coorsd
to ink which he warrants equal any mAnufAo
tured and at low prices be sold by any
lar Manufacturer Orders forw ardsd by steamboat rail
road part Of the country BY addressing note to
at No. 80 Rose street.
N. B.-Tbis paper 10 printed with my news ink; also
great many other newspapers In this city, Phadelphia
Boston, Baltimore New Orleans other cities
In the United states.
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A PLEASANT ROOM TO LET-IN PRIVATE
"A family, where there few boarders where the
comforts Of home may DO enjoyed References exchanged
INQUIRE at 93 Amity street.
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TNOREMAN WANTED-IN A LADIES' SHOE STORE,
one who Is competent and understands getting MP all
styles Of gaier boots and shoes Address Foreman
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Card.-Spring Cl0thlng.-Noyv ready,
Axtave of>enrely and well made cloth
ms adapted to the cut and trimmed in the best
nt4le and will be sold ut the lowest possible prices NIB
Al articles guaranteed to be exactly represented
EDWARD T. HkoKETT,
Clothing Emporium, LOG Fulton street.
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FANCY PIGEONS FOR sALE-POUTFRs TUM
blcrs, fsntas swallows runs, spots ma ppies trum
peters, &c, &C. at rs yesey street,
NEWrOuNDLANDs, KING CHARLES, ENGLISH
IN watch dogs and Scotch terriers and all the choice
breeds for sale and expressly stock splendid Shanghai
and Chthgong owls Please copy the address, 20 Water
corner OF Fulton street. up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

LAce and Muslin Curtains from auctions.-
N subscribers have hand ten thousand lace and
uslin curtains twenty dollars each, and will
~ days only at less than cost Of Importation
Ao the cheapest place the world buy window shades
K1L1Y FERGUSON. 2S9ls Broadway, and d Readsst
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FINE ARTS.

A CARD. r. BEAUMONT RESPECTFULLY AN
n nounces that the sale Of his collection
Ing OF two hundred paintings Of the rsshschs
description exclusively Of h selection and imports
Nop will take place Wednesday and Thursday the 18th
and 18Th Of April. Particulars hereafter.
DOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST PANORAMIC PAINT
ngs representing the most thrilling and interesting in
cdepts af American history; including all the necessary
tstures Other property taken In exchange Address
j., Herald Office.
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(yAsT-OFF CLOTHING-s20oO WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will he literally given
money for large small lots good clothing
cry description, Address through post call JANE
MORONEf at his second hand STORE No III Orange street
near Chatham.
CPECIAL NOTICE TO GENTs-NoW Is THE TINE
;, 70 iook up your spring and summer clothing. Send
them to that old estat he'd place 53 Pearl street
Broadway where you them properly dyed
altered and repaired. A. CORTISSoS s13 Pearl street
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LBERT H. NICoLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N sale Of the entire stock Of the Staten Island Com
Rany under the direction Of Abraham Ellis Esq., Sheriff Of
Richmond eounty-ALBERT II. NICOLAY a co. will
,s on Monday March 2 At II o'clock M at the factory
OF the staten Island Soap Company Mt Stapleon L.
der the direction Of tho Shern Of Richmond county ali the
machinery and stock, consisting in part Of engine
connections and various fixtures Bordus mill
complete one pair cruers and machinery complete scale
beam, &c. O0 tons COAL large kettle
weighing 400 lbs two large iron kettles large guam
tty Of wrought iron pipes 100 casks satin white potash
borax, rosin soda ash, oil alum arrowroot vitro
paints red oil grindstons 49, Ase the patent right
soap Catalogues be obtained Saturday at the
Of the auctioneers 69 Broadway Broad street. N
York. A. II. NICOLAY
EDWARD SINTZENTCH,
late chief salesman of II. H. Leeds Co.
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NEW STYLE SPRING RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS
IN lAwna, dress trimming ribbons, flowers grapes de-
The underssnsd has opened very extensive
with handsome stock Of goods very prices
and invites the jobbng trade to favor him early
call. NJ II. LICHTENSTkIN, 90 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

Madam NJ. c. Dougal, No. 40 Sixth avenue,
near Waverey place, will open beautiful assortment Of
Paris millinery just received by the last steamers
Wednesday. March ~. @.#.#