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Washington sentinel., 1854-01-11

THE SUBSCRIBERS keep constantly on
Il hand good stock OF well-made account
books, and manufacture TO order at short notice,
any style that may be required
Their stock of paper and stationery articles CON-
prise everything desirable in counting-room
office. American, French, and English writing
papers, wrapping papers, copying and notarial
presses.
Bill heads cards, circulars &C., printed neatly.
COLLINS, BOVINE & CO..
1lth street, ID door north Of Penn Ay
Branch Of Stationers' Hall, 174 and 176 Pearl
street, New York. Nov. s-tf
A MOTHER NEW BOOK by THE AU-
IN thor of the "Wide, Wide World Carl Krin.
ken: His Christmas Stockings, beautifully illus
trated. price 75cents, gilt, 81 25
The Bow in the Cloud or Covenant Mercy for
the, Afflicted, numerous engravings price 81 so:
Glad Iidings, or the Gospel of Peace, price 63
cents Popular Legends of Brittany illustrated,
price 70 cents.
Spiritual Progress, or Instructions in the Di.
vine Life OF the Soul, from the French of Fini-
Ion and Madame Guyonc, price rs cents
The Old and the New or the Changes Of thirty
years IN the East, by William Goode price 81 Is;
Old Lights with New Eyes, price 81 Conver.
sion its theory and process, by Rev. r. Spencer,
price 81 25.
Christ in History, or the Central Power among
Men, by Robert Turnbull, ID. D., price 81 25;
Autobiography of Rev. J. b. Finley or Pioneer in
the West price 81. W
Swords pocket Almanac, Church Almanac
GRAY 81 BALLANTYNE.
7th street. near Odd Fellows Hall.
OUR HOUSE,
BY CHARLES G. THOMPSON,
THIRTKENTH STREET,
Sep 24-t RICHMOND, VA.
A& HtI tN Ifs- -
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NEW YORK. RREMEN

h NEW YORK, BREMEN. and
EM[aEM southampton United States Mail
q Steamers.-The ships comprising
this line are the WASHINGTON Captain E. md
Fitch; HERMANN, Captain E. Higgins
These steamers stop at Southampton, both gong
and returning.
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILMo-1S53.
From NeU York. From Bremen
Washington. Saturday, Feb. 26 March al
Hermann Saturday March 26. Anr;I %
Washington. Saturday, April 90. May2O.
Hermann Saturday, May 81 June ~.
Washington. Saturday, June 49, Julv Il
Hermann -. Saturday July I6. Au9 10
Washington. Saturday, Aug. 13. Sept. q
Hermann Saturday, Sept. TO- Oct u
Washington. Saturday, Oct g. Nov. 4
hermann -. saturday, Nov. D. Dec. 2
Washington. Saturday, Dec. 8. Dec. 80.
Hermann Saturday, Dec 81
From Southampton to Neso York.
Washington. March 80 Washington. Sent. Ia
hermann. April q Hermann. -. Oct 12
Hermann. June 90 Hermann. Dec
Washington. July 20 Washington. Tan 4
Hermann. Aug. IL
PRICE OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO souTHAMp-
TON OR BREMEN
First cabin, main saloon. .......... x1oO
FIRST CABIN, lower saloon... lOS
Second cabin. ......... ............. 60
All letters and newspapers must pass through
the post Office.
No bills Of lading will be signed on the day OF
sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each
steamer. -4
For freight or passage apply to
MOLLER, SAND & RIERA,
26 South street. ~ Y
. G. "A. HEINCKEN 81 CO. Bremen
MARTINEAU, CRoSKEY & Co.
WILLIAM IsELIN, Havre. p''"'
Sent 21-3m
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-11

OUR HOUSE,
BY CHARLES G. THOMPSON,
THiRTKENTH STREET,
Sep 24-u RICHMOND, VA.
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Dec 1s-3t
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Z. NJ
AsHEs Sales of 100 bbs. effected, ut 80 70 for
pesrh, and 50 10 asssl = for rs P per i.o lbs
bot decidedly frmer rates Tne days business reached
10 900 bbs closing with ordinary to choice State At 81
2bs 50 81 mixed to fancy Western, Ut - ak 50 90
other srds at proper ionate figures catsdan was
quiet and held a. 80 So Tue transactions In Southern
amounted to 2so0 bhls-cosiug at 80 81 50 sex for
mixed TO straight AID 50 b6 $40 rs for fAvorie aud
pss Of oG hwy Wnsst WAS sos~hs. un..t,.a
The days operations embraced 600 bushels Pennsy
white at s. S. and COO jersey and Long lsAnd red a.
81 80 Rye and o.ts were in lively request, at buoyan
figures, Corn advanced bo &c per bushe with sales OF
bushels closing at 81 o5 81 10 for southern
white and yellow snc old Western mixed.
CoTrxk There have been 300 bags Rio TAKEN ~ lie
Io1ros continued Irregular The days business did
not exceed e03 bales, As noss-For export i0 home
use, 749; and on speculation, u
Fsru--SAles were made Of 200 boxes layer rasns At
50 75 $50 DO dry bunch do, NJ 50 2o and 100 do wet
dried do, at s.
FRoIrTs-Prioes we're irmer and higher rates de
ranesd for Liverpool About So GOO 40 600 bushels OF
es aour we're taken in IS Transient st 4s-many
sells demanded Is. Cd bs and about COO 500 bales OF
cotton engaged, part compressed, At 5sd uS2d
To 600 srces OF beef werc engs ged at Is Cd To
eco boxes sugar engaged on private terms
ard 400 do At $685. with loo bbP. OF ashes 1T 5os To
California $40 tons coal were engaged IT $40. brig
vas chartered to load with white pine for Busnos Ayres
At s22 perm The oAik James Cssktns was sold for 300
cash To Hs,rs tb.revss TO change worthy OF notice.
HAY River was In fair demand, At goo. for Shipment
aud sbc 81 for city use per 100 lbs.
IRoS.scotch pig was saieabie add steady ut $40 Per
ton usual credit.
IimE-Rooksnd was inactive, At 81 for common, and
81 so for lump, per Dbl
per gallon.
as 30 rer $50 lbs Sales OF 200 bos spirits do made
Al 5os per gallon. Nothing new occurred In tar or rosia
ous Crude vas insnimsts 900. for whale and 81
for SPERM per gallon sales have been reported Of l5t
baskets olive at IS sl4 50 STA and some lots inssst
At f3c . 74c. per gallon.
PRovraoys PORK was britker and deArsr. The day.
movements reached oco bb closing Al 81 70 Tor ne
mess Ella Is for cid 90, and for ne- prime No es
senuAl ehsnge occurred cutmssts There ~ere zs'
bas goo 10 prime lard taken at exc 100 per 10 Ta
tsls u be'f compriscd 400 bbs a. - tercAys quota
uoIs. Butter and CHEESE active sad buoyAnt
RIcE Sses e. 200 fsr T. pti suspirei 70
| cay a. ~ a - = ~ 100 D.
stNst tHH a#r .EH 81 ..tt.s ttl..| bUytfs
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHkS.-lHE SUBSCRIBER
" would call the attention VI purchasers hs large
veil selected stock conprns in part the following vho
he Tiers fer sale At les than the prices a1d which
will be forwarded to all parts Of the United states snd
nadAs BY mail or express free OF chArkJules Jurgensen
CooIer watches duplex and lever from $l2s to 1915
pendent seond and qusrter second watches for timing
hsrses, $l25 to $3.50 gold pocket
chro. perfect time keepers SIS TO s2 eight day
$le enamel Watches for ladies' some in hunting cases $s5
$65 $500 magic watches which change
watches $CO TO $40 watches which wind and turn the
hands without key, SIS to Sl40 eaguetreotypo watches
the cases Of which are arranged IS tho watch
and eeket in one $50 to $l25 All kinds Of watches At
pricesline gold lepine watches four hess SIS
me geld ds,aehst levers $50 gold en.msed w..ohes for
patent levers ting cases @ silver
IS $6 silver detached levers low IS S4 PAPER
pieces SIS 60 500 Office eoeks Watches repaire
In the best and warranted less thaa the usual
prices Also, clocks and iewslry rel aired in superb
manner. GEO ALLEN porter, wholesale and retail,
No, IL WALL street, near Broadway, second hoor.
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Mines and Mining.

FRIDAY, Jan. 2I-6P, N.
The lss OF day a. lns Mining Board very small
The only feAturs the sale Of Hwassee which
long been quiet The sale ~ the last quotations
North Carolina recovered eighth Phoenix Gold is in
demand at soo Ulster remains stationary, At ~. There
fever bids than usual Cumberland Coal was
offered Al 3l Parker Vein, at Ga; uangollen, at AZ
New Jersey Zinc, 3, O. Lshgh, NJ "a Potomac North
American At TO- Native, at a. DougA, Houshton at g.
COnreocut, at AZ; Fulton, at q Mineral, At H Rock
land, at IA Phoenix Gold, At S26c.; Conrad, at AT
the Stock Exchange New Jersey Zinc sold At 8z Parker
Vein, Las ehsres,) 1T o; Cumberland Coal, ct 30a
70 SOY.
The klunesota Company show that . shareholder In
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HOME sTEADS

S37 600 w9RTH OF rAss So i,a nUI II Nc
be divided among go subscribers on the evening Of tho sss
nsAin er,s q - each will receive four building lots BY
tfuliy ocsted At Lakeland l., whore new church and
sehoohouse and number of private seiags stores
and fcts have already bean crested several
being built and several hundred viii be eroc,sd the
coming ssason.
This Is fze opr:ItrDiiy or getting clear o. paying
rents III Nork ard owning delightful
try the city whore tho eso Of
family circle fully realized and where 30cv building
lots ana about 80 farms have aty been Sold aud sAes
daily beng made 10 individuals who, aer oAreful sxauina
tioL o. its ioeaion ana aseetaning tae quality the soil
selecting for being confident
that no land 60 cheap and nesesss SO Tapid n
woua have been Al taken MP years ssck but has BEEN an
taea statc Tor the last century completely locked
Of two hunarsd which large saes
been ads and where tae Wild deer roauad ~ large
may row be beautiful cottages snd cultivated fields
waving with the sdart produ ions Of mother earth.
Of TIE best cftunites offered hoss
small who oesti.ute If Of Their
chat srte alec lev containing
i've and upwards At from SO S5 per
All wishing wall themselves Of the
nov onersd " procure hne farm spcI cid building
Empire CITY should make mediate applcatss
shey ariy ali dspssea 81 apply 70 caAkLko WOOD,
2 Broadway corner Of Fulton street, where maps and
pam phs be had. or sent nreauired, b. mall grAaa
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DRY GOODS, &C.

yiIEs LACEs AND ENBRoIDERIEs. IN AGREt
- ysTtT of st1lsT 20 eii3h invite pee lyn,
are aerirs erest T. duser.en's v rsrchaeers
A Mas - 7os trSAevsy, tbsve eVpts blVr NAN 81
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q. ANclAL Ahlp consn.re GA.
nvaGY nARh n1.

FRIDAY JAn @t--o L n
cuC 'Atioas tor AL the leading stocks day both local
sLa fancy we're lover, but The transact Limited
Tbs market literally DEAF and sppo-rs so absolutely
lIossols 20 infuss Efo into ~ that yAlyanc
shock occasionally sartlss spsculsors, as in former
times. The daily changes hardly worth recording
At the opening this morning announced that the
steamship Atlantic With four days later news near a.
hand wkich served to check operations and aided the
bears In taking up maured contracts New York Csnrs
soncs and stock freely offered ~ the frst eoad-ths
stock At lower prices The bonds eighty improved,
With large sales At the frst board CumoerAn' ooAl
declined per cent; New Jersey zins, =; Erie Railroad
i; Harlem, Reading IA roAd, q; New YORK Central
Railroad, y Illinois Central Bonds, ~ The tendency
was still downward at the close bat stocks were not
pressing on the market We should not be surprised
ths OF things lasted time bat tae OF
most Of these ensrprisos which have been developed
during he past year. and the results OF the specuatons
now gong br,sdssuns viii give operators facilities
sor purchasing fancy Stocks and there is very little
doubt but that they viii freely use them. We are coz
WINGED more and more every day tAat there Is good
time coming, and those who have the strength pa
iisnce 70 hold long enough will ultimately soms out ali
right
The Lenox Fire Insurance Company have declared ,
dividend Of four per cent
The Congress- Of New Granada have levied tax of tea
per cent the estimated profits Of all Ihs vessels ar
irving at and departing from Aspinwin
We were la error yesterday IN sonfoandlng tns COO
PAny who had purchased me patent Hamilton's M
chine for saving ship tneer with tne ''Slig T.al5er
Bsncirs Company" TIE .osner is eatrely distns.
and has the tide Of Inc Uaited States Patent s-i.
Seilding CompAn,.n
Alter the adjournment II tie board ths following sAl.
Of stocks were made At suction by E. Il. LadloS:--
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weeksiD January. 1921, 6lG S. IA 23s $40 1852 800
Foreign manufactures in better dec1tnd, gen
orally hrm though not very ouoyArt in price. Tbs i've
Hett trade III present in British goods but this activity
is being gradually thAeo in BY French and CONT
mental fsbfies The supplies OF all kinds moderate
and there very htle prospect their De
ably augmented ourng the next thee mon LIS Import
have nearly received or viii soon be IN possession OIL
eli tho goods they ordered during tie fall for the spring
season, and this has ben Il dull one, almost up
the present ne that the VI contracts Tor Ia
socss have been greatly retarded Under these crcum
hEnces IL quite probable that current rates for
ed articles will be supported this quarter az least
Hence there is upon the part Of factors 10
70 faes, nor Gt position 10 male serious conoss
ons either In respect 70 the value OF goods to credit
All this Is right aud il the caution be antly
exec.te4 II cannot tail TO pros beneficial results
The receipts and expsIs OF the treasury Of the
State Of Illinois, .or the thiIesn months ending Dscem
Der 81, as follows:-
Receipts for revenue purposes. 1881 6Ss e2
On hand Dec l, lSo2............ las o13 50
From which payments have been
as follows
10 pusehaee state l. debtsdness l3Tols 50
Education of deaf = dumb. 5000 90
All o.her appropiis tons ..,....... 1857 80
- a5S, 500 20
Balance IL treasury Jan l, 1854 ....... sj9465 70
OoIstsncIas sln. ms against al. tr,a.ury &C
Tic tLue oAge &nouatpg 70, So 600 %
Recetps fran Special Iazes.
Constitutional two raj s2Sb 2bS II
Interest fund tax. 2l7 r43 81
Insane no. pital tax 40 752 80
Institution Tor the clind tax ......-........ 40 $40 8S
Total special $50 $50 IL
Total ....,............ 49,, es8 OF
To 81 payments iato the tressurv. 1884 0I8 rs
IL gccon 70 he above taxes there has been received
om The recent salsof state snds and pac 70 the Gov
ernor or the purchase OF ssse indshteiae the sum Of
SgI 600,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

MOTHER NEW CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN.-L. D.
"A g. BkSOKES 10 now forming new class ~ mis- Assem-
bly, ro SOL Tuesday evening"
ing az oelech All the fashionable dancer taught Ia
course OF Lessons.
nANClNG.-ko cU BkOADWAY.-NEW CLASsks
~ Tuesday and Friday evenings separate Instruction
enners The Atest m de Of dancing taught gAoefully and
corr city, few cssone. Circulars DO obtained. AL
applications 70 DO made a. IA Bowery. bookstore:
X. BURNr0N.
o~nth ssseet-Young ladies snd sstcss, wednes
Asd Saturdays and Mondays and fhursdAys, ~ IN NJ
reutlemen's evening ela Tuesdays and frid,ys ~ ~
M for persons with band o. mufis,) b.
urdsys, as7h \. n fuphs nAy snser ~ AnJ vine
AZ RI. A. LANNAY's DANCING SCHOOL, AT NON
M tsrue Rail- opposite the City Hall, Brookyn-Classse
for she second quarter being formed Days and
horrs Of Wednesdays at 81 O'clock and SAur
days Pupils can enter ~ any time Mrs L. Is ssstt cd
BY her daughter soree wall SaKe place IN Febtuy Due
notice vii he given OF the date,
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PUBLICATIONS.

NrEW LAW BooK.-sUPPLEMRNT TO VOORHEES,
IN oodsA supplement- the second snd third editions u
Voc hre Code, containing all ths DECISIONS And
rules Of Court since the publication Of the Second
edition said Code. vol $50 pages Price a. Just pub
hshed, and sale BY JOHN 3. VOORHEES,, Law Sock.
seier New York Upon receipt Of copies viii b. mailed,
prepaid, 70 any part OF the Uaited States.
THE BIBLE EXAkIsER is sEMI.hoNTHLY
periodical OF sixteen pages royal octave, devoted
mainly TOPIC Of mo Immortality nor Kndess Lille
cert Jesus Christ AleLs that Ia not oonsM
hence, apart from Christ he will cease
10 bs There dless tin or suffering GEO STOkRS,
New York editor and proprietor Published ct No 0 Fui
TN street, At fox the year. ssmmeneng in yanusry No
Tho Examiner Published monthly for years
rast snd tie theme which treats is inors Asins In in
An Rare Am erica Various books Ar
are tor sale BY Mr. tie anne SUBJECT the most
~ AZ vhichis Bbe Tra dton Pslet IS cents,
oapte. far ~ IL L. thorough icgt,tou Of the doctns
n.taraI Immortality And endloss ala suffering.
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EXTRA PAT.


EXTRA PAY, &C. TO UNITED STATES NAVY SAN.
~ and MARINES All United States Navy saiors aal
marines who served In vessel In the Pacifc ooSaG
starry time frcm fS!6 70 1863 and ths widows and q
such who ce toe service since their discharge,
psonp5 obtain sn double and bounsy isea warrants
81 EDWARD BiSSkLi, agent
wet 81 'e Pe,tf B.Aifo sotsis-', esuntT is.d
faais oEssnst ~ sbove
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MATkkOFf-A YOUNG NAN, TwRNTYrV0
teroush tie United State has eo.essd tossshs,
the notdfr snd 10 AZ present. engaged In . prohtsbis
pusiess IN WIS oyfeels. epy In want Of better hafs
70 orm the aeqasintanes Of youag lady %
appearance with an Unable ehasaes
ftl ey ~ tlJcet hddgas W. u, l.rala a0iee- Ar.
esiiiy ste iiuth TO bs ct4eIYsd.
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MATRuMOKY.

AGATRIMoNIAL oYYIcB, 50 GREAT JONES srREsRs
l corner Bowsry.Thoss Wishing W fern . matrirne-
nal alliance WIN snt 70 their advantage BY sAny On. &
trimoLis rsEser whereby any lady gsn,eman nay -
themssvesa partn.r for ifo Parties must stsSo
requisites 49, which will be sIch.nssd Kvsry.hins ssa.
eerninG etsrs or Interview strictly eonhasnts 4seHa
81, in advance NO isttess nohes uAless psst paid
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BOARD WASTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
~ uela ves) inll b. ard for lady and we'll Furnishes
re- ~ serteei tAmIy or with widow lady, tnsrc
are 20 tOhrdsrs nGeren5. for j., T.
once, stating location and terms.
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40 iEI-TuE LARGE AND CoMMoDIoUS FOUR
story bfct store trAokins md smoking cat bSnaenJ
No lSS hsiHgton strees For particulars inquire tho
premises, or OF LoUNSBsRY, COOK CO., 263 and 267
Become street.
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DoAhD IN BRooKLYN-EEAR FULTON, o.THE-
- rine ard brifge street ferries Two ssgs a.ntlemsa
aic sertlean and lady, be .tsd large
roe ms sgd psntrls with full partial board The house
hae gas bath aLa only LIMITED boarders
Apply ~ ~ Sands street.
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U,oR sAIE-Two FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AND

basement houses the southery side Of Twenty eighth
str, ct between broadway AID sixth AyoGue roe
ard ~ we,t Twenty shth street. Tho arc bull
In tho srbstsL;isl mann VITA 81 the tdera ia
Cro'rn vster, DO, on Tire
scale This ct the best most desirable Locations
In The city A.o three q ground ,he nortaery side
,tsees bets sixth ana seventh
up which there has just been com 2letsi oundssLs
iovr htc. Also Of ieAe u lot.
ride 81 f4e Eleventh bstRe
v eltx inth .nd hrt'h trsets. with Gnd
sre ~. IS ried uNcsHrHF pr-pos,s Also ss--bi
.tter tt.se, a iots. iplN = JOHN NES3EN 81
s4et ~ f.ss e, nose LVveTJ Bsa.
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BOARD ~ANTED-BY A YoeEG GENTLEMAN FOR
~ mCdsrats in family ef we'll regulated HABITS
members Of the Frotesaht Episcopal Church
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GoAhD MANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY IN A
strictly private family where she have 90 forts
Of home lie side Of the city preferred and
above twenty NTH strs in South Brookyn Terms not
borery Post Office. ~' VS.
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RoaRD IN BROOKLYN -0ENTLsgES AND ri sIs
A. wives q lie ntlensn have comfortable airy
bedrooms, Eith s or parsl board, whin rnlnRte5
wslt q either fuIt rdee street. Catherine ferries
Terms very moderate Apply 81 rs Sands trees Brooklyn
References sgshspgGd.
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yso LET ON BRoADwAY-THE FIRST FLOOR CON.
pg Of trent aud back parors bedroom and pantries,
With basement If required. Inquire 81 eppo-
cite Metropolitan uot>l.
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BOARD WAsTeD.-A FRONT ROOM WITH BED
- room sesohed on the second door tunfusn.shet) in
which must be moderate. S
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no LHT-PLEAsANI FRONT ROOMS, WITH BOARD.
Die tor gentleman aud wife, y single person.
Apply at 6 Eleventh street. Of Greenwich
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RoAsDING "A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO
II single eteraen, can be accommodated with an
vieAant rooms ct 2 Clinton street, References
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no LE1-THE OLD ESTABLISHED FACTORY
Known sf ale Long sans oh eoste, mustard and spice
us together with the machinery &c. For particulars
qu the premises OF Hudson and De Kalb ave-
nues, Breobiyn
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ITO LET-TnE HOUSE NO. 40 WALKER STREET. A
few Rsst c Btoadssy. Pssscis the Rest 81
February also old established nfestioner No.
III Blocker street apply 10 W. JARVIS, us Elm
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a,oakIGN cxYREsS-BDwARps SANFORD co.
re psoaiy ammo thai they are prepared forwsrs
e1prMIaeA rkes NON New Lork 5Aysrpo.i London Ana
70 Hsvre Paris Bremen Hamburg Frankfort and all parts
Of the kuroptA Ansnt week " Astbourns Por
Phn7 Sydney, and all parts Of Australia, Van DiemAa's
Land ant New Zealand By sel sailing hence IRON
hal Calcutta Nadrss Bombay and other par Of The Hasa
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RIO LET IN WILMhM'BUEG-PART OF HOUSE.
pctly turaihed south Sixth square frem
the Peck slip ferry. Inquire at 299 Pearl rect.
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RoaRD or BROOKLYN BBfGBrS SE.s FULrsy
- trry.--Iwo gcntieneu can 10 aceomuoi ated with .
peaseat room IN quiet house, with p.rrAl to.rd %
a. y WILDE AtresL Brooklyn.
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RoAkpING.-TWO ROOMS, NEATLY FURNISHED
- with Pant-ies to let with board to gentlemen or gen
temsn and their wives At LOG Leonard door
OF Broadway The best Of city references given aad re-
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EURNIsBED ROOMS TO LET AT SO BROADWAY
newly and handsomely furnished, moderate pricel
with board If desired Apply 1t SO Broadway, DOGS
shove Union park
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FRO Lett UsSIsasD ROOMS TO LET, AT NODE.
rae prc-s With without hoard. at NO. l26 Grsone
street, q Prince.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES.

A UsIEALIA PIONEER LINE-xoNTBLY EXPRESS
~ ana letter bag TIE letter bag Of tns ship ALBEkr
iRAsgLN for Melbourne direct will rem ain ~ the
Until day q Februsry The sub,abtr viii
also liant balls " aois Tor packages and paces At
snsbe charge, delivered in Melbourne rydncy Hobart
Town 1hs sbps Of this, The only regular line
country have averaged quicker passast han The s.amshps
IL q kEgaLd. K W. CAkkkOk, ll6 Wall street,.
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WORKSHoPS TO LET-wlTH STEAM POWER,
w in the building in Broome street, adjoiniaK
corner Broadway hen, o Zee. Brooms street BY q
street, and west Mercer suitab FOR light
purposes Also three rooms sizo fronting Broad
way. Apply to VIM. Gale 4 Son, 4s7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

KoARDIEG.-0Nl OR TWO MERCHANTS, (Nor
- sieskD can DC aceonmodasd with partial board in
there other boardsr These desrx every comfort
would ind this rare opportunity References exohan
Address Homo, Hera d office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

EURRIsHED ROOM AND BOARD WANTED-A
young lady wishes neatly room and DO.
In aSist family Or With widopaaay and where an
or monthly advance Please address for ia, GO vs.
stating location and terms w .. Y, Union square Pos
Office.