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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

~ any to dispose OF receive fair cash price by
ing to the stores 50 est broadway and IL
pace Canal street. Ladies' attended by MIRA Cohen
COHEN
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ITO LET AT NEW BRIGHTON, S. Ito A SMALL
family for the summer mon ths--a parlor two rooms
and two bedrooms in front of the ferry For particulars
inquire at the Post Office at New Brighton. OF r. Brewer
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ITO LET OR FOR SALE-A COTTAGE, 80 FEET FROST,
i quarter Of of ground, containing nine
stable prime wells OF spring and rain water
Clifton staten Island The stages pass the door from the
Inquire o. 8. COHEN ia Water street, or OF JOHN
s. I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

ITO LEr-THE STORE AND CELLAR l43 BRO0ME
corner OF Ridge street. Apply to L. L. DONNELLf
the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

the extensive Easements 80 and So Fulton street,
lately occupied by George p Lethbrdge Rent $325
annnm. Fixtures utensils. SC, for SALE Apply the
premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

DETER W. LoNGLEY's PROPERTY AT RICHFORD,
l. 1oga County All ab ,ut 1t at 81 Sixth avenue, Reai
Esate and Inelge office and at 47 Futon street, Bay
state Hotel Two small farms wanted the city and
depot. HILL co.
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sons DESTROYS Of hnyis iasts made to az tho feet w
md II to their advantage to call ct IhGLEES leather
and finding store 1872 Grand street, between Mulberry and
Mott streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

THE GUITARLsT FROM CHRISTY'S MISSTREIS
i NAPOLEON W. GOULD begs to announce that he
will give lessons the guitar and in singing He will also
take engagements for conceits. Address NO. III Amiy
street. near Broadway.
UPRIGHT PIANO.-A SPLENDID ENGLISH cor
- tsge piano just imported for sale cheap tho owner
having from New York Can be at the piano
forte Of Bris.ow Morse Co, 423 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

MADAM MORROW WILL MAKE MATkIAONY EASs
X and will happg pairs to together, who WI
enjoy the greest happiness OF hss srd az
bhow fvpf husbsut ana absent fioncs thro
inttrunsat which she will eanse 10 Iluriuate and a.
iumin itsf by invoking the OF her vondetS,
Science which has oEshed thonesnd during he's trarsi
In Eufore Sac vii. Veil yeas vety thoughts 70 arssn
strst between Ssnhcu asa Coluoss Gentlemen nss a.
mi. <nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

DEsKs, pEsKs, DEsKD.-DoUBLE AND SINGLE
~ counting hoese desks from three eight feet Office
dssks Of every vsres from So to $780, office ohsrs and
to rs from o. 10 ~. I'm. hole cases from Fix TO fifty
store No IS Ann street. De-, Tor ban ka and osases
Uhde s1rdn $3.50 $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

NEW tOhK AND CALIFUKNIA STEA NSHIP LINE
~ via Nicaragua. Accessory. Transit Company o.
nall. Oniy ine giving through tickets, includiag TIC
sa s'' OF TR VEST w. new $Sa sn. arbsa 5
leave tron pes No: North river, At o'Slool P. N
Meeting With the fAyorts steamship CokrEs 400 tons
burthea, over the Fiosragus transit having but
twelve miss Of laat importation frat class carriages
These steamers are unsurpassed in their ventilation End
Tor inform alton apply 20
CHAKLEs a. MORGAN, Agent, No. Howilrg Green,
B--Commsncing on the l9h OF ally tho day, OF oai
ing will DO changed to The 4.h and 18th Of eass month
then these dates sll or Sunday the ,hips viii osve
the Saturday previous, "a hefesofors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

ONLY FURRY DoLLA s.-IEDEPENDENI LINE
~ TO San Francisco, via Panams-Ishmus crossed in =
few hours eleven miles mule travel good mill
tAry road Abe celebrated steamship NORTH sIaR 2JT
burthen will leave New York for Aspin all We'd
nesday July 5th, at O'clock p NJ. precisely from the
foot q Hartison street. North river vita the
and popular stesmsphip UNCLE SAM, $500 tone BUR
then Books for these osssn palaces are now open. A
limited number Of tickets will DC sold 81 the folio wing rates
500; seeona esLia, berta $50 stoe,as, so Apply
only 70 JAMES NJ CROSS Battery place up sssrs. For
this small passengers will be arrive in
san Francisco ahead Of the Nisaragus line.
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DIX TO $50, AND GOOD, SOBER, STEADY
- y business man TO join the advertiser in business
slready established and ng we'll short distance in the
county Ono humbugD and none other than man that
BUCKLEY. Farmers Hotel Nos. 2B and 247 Washington
street, for days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

THE FIRK OF GOODWIN HUMPHREYS rs THIS
J. day solved by mutual consent. Tho business will
DO continued by ID. Q. Goodwin No. 1902 Crosby street
d. Q. GOODWIN
~ew York, June IA. 1854. WIN. HUMPHREYS
w AN,r.nsr,o-A PARTNER, WITH CASH CAPITAL
nav. nog, s9gsee In light and gentee business that
Elliott at Patten Ho,1 con.sr Of Greenwich And War
streets. y SN"- -
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CLOTHING, &C.


CAsT OFF CLOTHING "A LARGE QUANTITY WANT.
~ ed. The highest price orally given, ash paid In
current large small lots Of
clothing Gentlemen wishing TO dispose Of tho above Will
please address or cell on JAMES M0RONEY No IL Orange
street, near Chatham.
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UsTRALIA FIRST SHIP-THE SPLENDID NEW
N a. ]. clipper chip WIAGS OF THE dOaN!NG Is nov
loading rapidly L. East river aud will without oubt
be The ship to sal his beautiful weasel only dip
per for Australia and parties de ;irous OF short
will at the advantage Of taking passage by this
vessel in preference b. For freight passage
at low apply board to MAILER LORD, l03
Vail street. 50 AaKLLL ELLIOTT LAG Pear, street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

TO LET-A LARGE COMMODIOUs OFFICE, NEAR
the foot OF Wall street. second hoor would divide into
two three Offices Apply by letter. addressed box 76
Post Office
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ITO LET-IN FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR WEST
Br ,adway two large buildings, each 25xO0 feet
we'll lighted and suit able for stores light
i'll be leased together or separate stores
let in parts at reasonable rents Inquire Of G. A. Bau
douine, n AIS Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GRoCKERY AND GLASsWARE-AN EXTENSIVE
" assortment suitable for shipping families hotels and
EXPORT, arising variety Of styles OF white
snd fancy patterns for tas reasonable terms, by
Fulton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

street. Sixth avenue, at $3.50 and $50 also,
loon with elegant and ball alley at bargain. Ap
ply Immediately to R. G. PIERCE, Pine street, Of
Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CoAPA-
IN ny--CsrIying the United States mail-&or Mobile,
stopping ~ monthly line.-The ste amsho
CAHEWBA r. W. Sbufeldt, commander will sail for tho
above ports o. aonSay June ~ u cook, precisely
from pier at foot Of Beach street, North river Freight
taken Tor New Orleans Passengers for Havana pre-
passports before leaving port For freight passage
apply 20 LIVINGsTOts, CHOcHERoN CO., agents 81
Broadway. B.-The Black Warrior J. u. oucth,
o0mmsnasf will succeed ths Chhawba and sail July 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
Gouses tl)Guieo

HOUSE WANTED-Between MS am -
O-.5trr-A nd -rA;e ftee Il lU>e Or sIs 10y
A. -ss.orshls re1f ~ from go % 81 l9cAion -
dfst uoud prefer between stA and 81. 80 80 y -
f,hs ys ~ object lGrha.nl so-1e fz--lF- II ~
o-der gr suei house spoushle AID promqt paJ4S
ant nav - eeured Address wltoz ielay. Tia
c. Boz ? 81. Po-t Ofhce
HOCSE WANTED.-From the lst Novemeer-
Or before medium sized HOUSE. Win % E'hoai ~
u+ure near Broadway and below li,h1 Rent m'as'a''
Adsres. : Box 10 Isl New Yors Pest Ohce.
MANY HOUSES WANTED.-Ntry many ap-
vi pca;ions for HOUSES 70 RENT A. dl.y r-eeiF 81 1y
The underlined th- Union Res E-tai~ - c- V-n
s 6.,roa. ID .efrrg thsir Houses VII do vel % ci 80
cave info rI1stion concerning Their property -
FNERsON " KETES.
No ; Everett H01se. cor. This ard tfh ~.
TWO or THREE HOUSES WANTED-On
fall sized In fee simple. IL dss-ihle nsiz 11fool
lat M answer II IL separate oeatleAhovs Canal q E-s
Of BosdVsy and III he price Of each Tot T. e1@ed
. CO. Persons having ore two OF three Hons.s % -. -
eoIdnG 10 the shove vii sddTess 7. B. J. D. Box " 20
PosOce. New York STATING al particular. pTce ters 40
WANTED to HIRE-By small family, con-
w sitir1 Of widow lady Ser mother AID nlai' &c
SECOND FLOOR Of small horse a. no ierste reni Fof
psr,iculafs apply 20 Mr. 2 :. WEED. No 20 Ferryst
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1orses, Carriases, ST..

A SPAN Of BAY HORSES, warranted gen.
N lie sold separate desired; viii drive single Also CAR
RACE three months used cost Iio Also two sbIS Of
HARNESS and SINGLE SET; the leaves for Europe
sDd has farther use; COACHMAN desires EMPLOY
MINT. Inquire Of J. C. DIMICK and SHUFELT, No On
Kssesn-st. foi four days
EOR SALE.-A HORSE, HARNESS and
II WAGON suitable for Light Express Grocer harket,
Plumber business all Ia good order and viii be
cheap Inquire the Ice Cream Saloon, No lSe
Chssha,squar Of ALBERT HALL, No 90 Frankfort st.
NTEssRS. MOTT g. Co., so well and favor
I'VE ably known for many years as CARRIAGE hANUFAC-
TUNERS Al Bridgeport Conn keep constantly at their EN-
uoruu at No $50 BROADWAY large escort nent Of RiC
srd SELECT CARRIAGES Of the LATEST STYLES anc
PATTERNS which they offer the public ~ favorable
terms a. any other house 10 the city.
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Go iDhom il nlaD Concern.


mo NEXT of KIN. HEIRS LAW, aud PER-
Il SONS who have been ADV ERTisED FOR RES 80
q AMFRICA md FLSEWHERE.-A: tAe NeEt-'t Mo
fe<~S oT MOUfLLARD Co, No. Crsscsni-place, Sew.
Brdos-s, Baet fsrs London complete Ress,srs we -
~ III Ssxt-o( who have bee dyessd for dang the a
100 vear. a. Books Of Thousands u claimed money
IN TIE Bsnt Engsrd and other pubic funds "a Oie1-
Bdtan India all parts abroad. The names Of "a
persons residing IN America sqesr these aessef. L'i|
application must iDe.ose fee Of n WIN sl Yaaes -,
NIATRIMONIAL.-A young Lady OF the hlgh-
wi e.. respeetabfty wishes 70 obtain PAkl Nfh ~
LIFR and bsng able 20 find among nef Tts
septemsn uDst be from ~ years o. age, - ne
Ipfrne6 tutst be engaged 10 good business on - 80
r.ceof az sslsry which would enable him 70 sn ~ be
eo.T,tsblv he ont prefer home pleasures 70 80
"a, world ard possess good character It..X Ms
~ rsniv 10 sre NOT sincere. Address pos pa'o ~ %
90 NJ 2 Post-OHce Urcs Oneida Co n
--os,ic, RgcgIyER OF TAXES Nav CITY hA -.
TkXES-ls54-RATE 105 6-lW.-Nouce -
herebV slsen that the Tsz BOoss o. tne @ 80, 80
b Iii ken be prepared to receive the taxes esseo mere
pr.,. their taxes pre- 20 the nI o 'o's
~ In ,sscsive deduction OF interest a. 2 cent per
,n esleu.sd from the time Of 20 me hist o. pc
% One o will be added 10 ell taxes unpaid on
l0 H. tS reeeivpg taxes-from A 20 2P ~ Banks-
bic money only received mar . - la ~ r.
EB-Per.ous have their bills by applying At this efs
rropery and thus avoid errors Aso 70 inquire or personal
tar, fam.
The fes Of Croton Wster to BE added 70 the Tax
bill Ia aeoodAuce with Law lstey passed by the essAtoIs
and persons will BE- required the with the taxes Tor
the present yeaI.-NewYOrk AUG u. 1854
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Dmring Ata0emies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
"A, No. So6 Broadway, opposite llth Mr. DOOWohIu
has the honor announcing hs friends and ths public that
the classes the ensuing will CONNIE 9ee on SAT
DAY Oct T. NJ for Ladies. a. for Children, aud u
O'Clock for Gentlemen. $500
Tho elegant establishment hs' been additionally decorated
the floor aid and other made durn the "a
ner months The improved Ji instEu"ton 80 success
fl since s adoption will be retained with sizh' alterations
ugzss,ed by experience. Every novelty worthy OF attention
will be Introduced In addition to all the dances ia ordinary use
with the careful attention the and department
of the pupils which has been Distinguishing aeharacteric
Of this ACADEMY
Circulars containing the DAYS hours and terms of instruction
can had time the Academy or viii BE- sent By post
EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, No. 50
i NFsT FOURTEENTH -Sr.-MADAME G. DUBREUL
FERRERO and T. FERRERO beg 70 announce that they
vii re6pen their School SATURDAY the 7h Of October
Youna Ladies' and Masters Glasses WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS and MONDAY5 gna THURSDAYS a. y
DAYS At Y. NJ SATURDAY EVENINGS for Crown
Penons at NJ Private Lessons, Glasses aud Schos at
tended soiress given usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
Clothing.

I'HREE DOLLAR HATS.-Elegant French
sikHs ct the low price Of e. usually sold ct 81
Hats a ~ 80. BROWN. No. ga Hudson Ct
WE WOULD call ATTENTION to the semi
w annual SALE Of BOOTS. SHOES and RUBBERS. By A
d. GALE on TUESDAY the lsth inst at 10 o'eiosk A. NJ,
ct the store No. rs Pear About 900 viii be offered,
and great Induced ss pvsehasens N B-AD ass,rSsa
always % hand fsE Siissls s>ls at !-sss: faies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON A
few haor-t Heavy Freight oT tins above port snsy
10 had b, INN edisie sppiic ation 70
ScOIto2o. glLesSvN 4 go, ~ Bt..ssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

EOR SALE or TO LET. Two elegant new. first
i olAs. HOUSES. viz: One POUR STORY aid BASE
MINT high stoop 25Njj full lot No l9i West 18Th q.
posie Lsmariine Park and one FINE-STORY BASEMENT
HOUSE 2217o lot fall length No 81 Esst 2Iss Brosd
way proximsie 10 Grsmefcy Park These buildings
msksble Tor the beauty Of heir location well for the
HOMER MORGAN, No / Pine-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
ANTHONY }. BLEECk ER. No Broad =
NOR SALE-The three story BRICK HOUSE.

No ll5 DuFed-. Brooklyn II l. three yesrs Old, sd
Just hy painted and dercfated ha- ange
heater End 20. Would b t-e hn snd desirable rrit-rce
Tor sertsei fsmiy Price = 7so Apply 10 CHARLES
NJ trspkf ,rf-sy Nex -fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
1850 acres excellent FARMING
DOR SALE-Three first class English BASE.

i MENT HOUSES and LOTS Of GROUND situated on
the nouh side Of 3hs between ih and LeXingfona the
ons esch stories sh above the Basement; brown
fronts end finished in elegant STYLE with al the modern
mpoyerncnis Also -four story BRICK HOUSES and LOTS
GROUND usted the south side OF AID 81 between ID
end dsn ~ feet west Of the 3da large
Ioron Of the purchase money rensn Bond and Mort
e.Re For price and full particulars spply 20
ANTHONY J. RLEEl kER. No kroaf =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

Il PROPERTY.-A fne DAIRY FARM about 10 acres, -
miles Of Pate J. one half IN rood state Of ca,
walton and very productive the balance in good wood ssma
neverns Of water throu and near he house
Yarn Building. good and complete The siocs Of q Cows.
oEe OF san OF Horses Farming Tools may be had
II desired Possession given either in Nov. or Apr next
ELIAS A DAY. No Hsmmond q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

Union SQUARE REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
y No Everett H0use corner Unoa square, l7th st. sni
I'll ~ The undersigned vii Be happy 70 ave prsmpt
aitsn on TO hg.is IN the wsy O buying selling letting
o. exchanging Real Es;ae Tat Be rtrsstsd 70 al.
dods and buy-s aud seer. respectfully
sssd % csl I'D sure thsuve. the superior fseies
be POSSESSES u tic prompt tEss4eton Of such business
EMERSON ". KEYES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
PEAL ESTATE WANTED-The Society for

IL pIoong The Gospel among eanei IL the Port Of N.
hofk invite Proposals. ioE he sale Of plot OF ground the
hounds Of The Fast River Oliver BrosdWsv and Pike
Of dimensions suitable for edfce for the Mariner.
Church late Of Rocseve with sufficient space adjoining
for hsh srd air snd separsfon from neshb6rng b1dinx.
and for PsTsonsse shout ere hrndred 400 feet square
o. II on corner eighty go ~ hundred losj feet
address by letter containing description Of the property
and the priee 70 JACOB BUILDING.
Insurznce Saildfns Nc. 81 N.lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

400 LOTS az $50 TO 500, situated at Boil
iJV ng Spring Depot Ere Railroad miles from Jer.ey
CITY Ps,sbe - cash. balance - monthly Also, ACRES
with BUILDINGS, a nutes from dsDdf = ~ C..h
- -e slalee on lous tine Apply At No Grand g., Jsr,
sevCftv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

o. nAA FOR SALE-The new and
- c.UOO. magnificent THREE-sroRY ssd HIGH
EASEMENT HOUSE No ~ East 18th So inhed through
out In the aud costy 81 ie with
neu and built by days w0rk Price $1,000 - oo cash the
BTFKMAN No. 81 Bowery Q. A II PURDY, Sstionl
T1estt
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fnrniinre, Sc.
DEN BE & X NJ II + l.,
ID FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY
OHFAP SPRING MATTRESSES and HeathI

y PLASTIC PAILLASSES, BEDDINU,Ne.i ITUN DID
sTFADS ali sizes IS 10 f6o-rhe healthy Spring MAtless,
are the CHI ap,st and best made Also Reseques ee
brsed Spns Beds sale Also Sewing Machines, &c II
Al the Commission NareTocms. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
Gbanees for Business alen.

A WHOLES ALE and RETAIL HAT BCSI-
IN NESS for SALE The Store located in one Of he great
In the city and is doing hne retail
rade with iobbDs trade Of $50 900 with good class o.
caSb The Stock Lease good will and Fixtures WI
be disposed OF reasonable terms Apply at No 80 Fuonst
for mari
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

~ Cherry valley y T.-Next term commences SEPrEh-
BER n Further information and Catalogues obtained Il No
ga PesIlst New-York. {. o. HAZELrINE,( Associate
IA FOWLER. Principals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
orrleE % Tus BoAsO o. EDUcaIioT}

~ BOYS No. 22s FoURTH-sT commenced on TUES
DAY Sept - There vacancies IN the Primary Depart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
Real estate for Sale.

DROOKLYN LOIS at PRIVATE SALE
ID The following Lots, viz:
Thirteen Lots situated franklin av between Qaney 81
Gstessv.
Also four Lots on the corner Of athav and lhh--t-
Aso EIGHT Lots the corner Of lofh-sv. and llthst
All full size. For terms &c apply 10
BAKER 4 WEEKS Anchoneers,
Rank Building Pine-@t Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

CORNER LOT for SALE.-A bargain. Terms
~ very eAsy Corner 5lth a. aud 6tav. Also LOT on 7h
sv nes 5stbs Ges, Opportunity Apply at No ls6 West
5lsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

Two KIM IN CLEVELAND, Ohi0-ROOMS
and STEAM POWER, in three story brick bald
IN LOO BY ~ feet The location Is central Conspicuous AID
convenient for canal rscad and lake forwarding Tue
WI Be divided and rrEted the fe1aus
Posses ion in October. Workers In ron and ether
ferred The h3 for necksnicAl and manufacturing
rses Is unhn In the west Apply personally o ~ mail
Cleveland. q. Sept :. J l. HEWITT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

~ ADDITION-Only 80 TO sl5O-These Lots hish sud
beautifully located the yey heart Of this old aud fJlrhinz
village which Las az the advantages o. the city 10 sch9.s
churches and only 30 minutes from N
YORK VIA Flushing Railroad For fall particulars appiy 70
JOHN Z. MYERS, No. 1876 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
CHINA and EARTHENWARE.-6O hid,

Brdswoods China 40 hhds Barlow China tor sale by As
package and crates r. Boote's White Granite for s
In Assortnents Of ~ crates each by - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
Wall ABLE real ESTATE for ALE

SIX LOTS or Is,--v b-t,v-ea I'd and 2ths, Inquire
IN, office the Empire Iron Mcs fD' OF ss-i k5hst
SLOAN LEGGEfT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

nj USIC.-A Lady wishes for limited number
AVA q luPis lin New Yort Brooklyn or vicinity 10 Is,
.tIuet N VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Tern.
nom % - per mouth Advertiser would Hksv,,e xix.
ssueon n knIb French and Drawing on nedsrss ts,.
1890 No A.. No. - DsAa a.. BrosAya
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-12

pressed his face to her bosom, and between
the hectic tears and laughter, whispered Il
told you not TO despair. knew that better
days would come, and that you would live TO
see and bless them
Under the skilful hand of the physician,
Western was soon restored to comparative
health and, aided by the patronage of Mr.
Chesterfield, was in few months removed to
London, and situation obtained for him as
designer in one of the first houses in town,
where he may still be found directing the en-
erges of large establishment, respected
prosperous and happy, and daily thankful tc
his wife for that faith in the bounty of Eternal
Providence, that under Heaven, had through
all the petulance of disease and crush of pov.
erty, kept living principle of hope within
his heart. Nor does his now restored and
comely wife forget, in thankful prayer, her
gratitude to God, for the courage that opposed
SO long her husbands gloom, and gave her
power to prove the confidence that buoved
herself-neyer to despair
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-12
Facts for Builders.

One fact is, that square form secures more
room with given cost for outside walls, than
any other rectangular figure. Great length,
and little width may afford convenient rooms,
but at an increased expense
Another fact is, that ventilation is ar essen
tial in human dwelling. No other consider
alton should exclude this. The halls, win
dOws, and doors, should be so situated with.
regard to each other, that full draught Of air
can be secured, at any time, in the summer
season, by day and by night, through the
whole house. The stories should also be
sufficiently high to afford a sufieiency of
air in all the rooms. Nine feet is a good
height for lower rooms, and eight for upper.
Bed rooms should also be larger than they
commonly are. Great injury to health is tho
result Of sleeping in small, close apartments.
The third fact is, that steep roof will nor
only shed rain and snow far better than q lat
one, but will last immensely longer, ut the
same time that it secures increased room for
chambers, or garret.
The fourth fact IS, that chimney in or
near the centre Of the building will aid to
warm the whole house, while if built at one
end or side. the heat will be thrown out and
lost
The fifth fact is, that door opening from
the outside into any principal room, without
the Intervention Of hall or passage, costs
much more than it saves, in the free ingress
Of air into it.
The sixth fact is, that the use of paint In
the best economy, in the preservation it afforda
to all wood work.-Prdi11e Farmer.