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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

Co,oatuosrs'. orres
.p Richmond, 0itoosr 2lil, isA Z
parties Inter tied IN the decree Of The h dy of Mach
lsh With a. 70 decree specially refers are hsr,by
naun-d 20 attend my s. the Sish day next m nth
oynoerO At w. o'clock A. " with the evidence 10
us 20 perform the duties prescribed by the aid drse
oNyeItNsNs yAs, v. HEATH. Conn.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03
ACTION SALES.
S,TsN AZ UIS
ny Gsad,n q Apper.on, xue,..

~ Nouhn q Appers0n, Auct..
VEnx VARIABLE IMPROVED nr,V rS
49,. ,AIE ~ MAJ Sfkt Er. Fox SALE AT Al eros
os sofa 90 TUESDAY, the Tn Soseuh.y i.a a, 81
, he's At one oeock ~ the klo- NJ YER, ,.,.h
Tse I'VE zeal Esate 70 the eiiy n hrond "a.
I o';spi,d ~ M.r. snI,h HIvoci: .enni-,ss
1n. Ji-ihs occupied ~ h.ssr. Dove 4 c.; Ihs-ts.
Mr.. C. PniiIp. - "' hSsn' saocessor 70
,. he Estate es on the so1th Of A.Io b.
ah .sd ieh streets, In ii. heart bu,ne,, pn =,
ey Ana sthoet doubt 10 Justly IN. 40, =,
a,hie that has been s1srea WV w.
Inc property III es sold With rrAt 20 h.
.eet us fents from and amer the n,.t p,.n -
very ace noisuns ,.rEs, payable Is, IAN
Tue balance Ia four eq1A Instruments IL il .na
from that e.y for nsgOsbs noss ntsrss: ADDED -
oJ96-2s-hs GOppty a .ppr,soy A..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

10 the event Of Sickness every attention vii, be M
pfuotii care AMI charge made vices
respectfully. JEFFERSON MINOR, ". d.
r. arQ- ctI.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

nn,, WyAh..wa. committed TO the jail OF ar.en,vine
Nero wo@sn ssed about yeafs Sid Nero
nve Ie high Of black plxion, built inclined
We neshy and has tont In ttr uae
When committed she had striped cotton coat sbs
name HENRIETTA, and ni,i eli al. ~. ~
isnssd 70 Nathan nassy Of pstaalm.p, Carolina
The owner will forward prove his prop.rtv ma az.
theNsc' OF else shew be deal. with as the directs
-, X. W. DYAEINg,
eclo-WoH Tailor Of uree eointv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

sE,,Iss or CoNCt1sTs. than Are In number,
"A will be given In the city o Richmond az ''
.... ...r ODD FELLOWS HALL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

NOIlCt,-Ihe subscriber
~ chased ofMf Jstar W 6t Oiey Gos hi.
entire ucet ard fixtures lssv 70 noru BIS friends and
pub c zen rally hat he has ofssft
harGes. sddrry Hardware. Ensi.h sad An.rcsn Brids
lea together With .iosi sce usu.y In Fad.
dler 20 uhih The attention Of hs gaelie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03

Mr John SIN remain, With n. s.crfber uSsi ne iii ..
pleased have q. IRON biz nunrou, fri,ni. oesl.q..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24
Marine Affairs.

The STEAMSHIP Cry OF GIAsGow-Excepting from the
fact that the inside Of the abandoned steamer reported
in the Frankns having been by an arrival
at Cork resembled in color the City Glasgow and that
she might have been in that latitude, there is but little
ground for hoping that il the long missing se
she was screw steamer, and therefore had paddle
boxes II barely possible that from the distance she
was seem some Of her deck works might have been mis-
taken for paddle boxes probably the vessel furnishing
the report had not heard OF the City of Glasgow being
missing; bat IL is more likely to have been disabled
British West India or South American steamer. :,
LAUNCH AT HoBoETS To pAY-The clipper ship Tejorca
win be launched from the yard Of Messrs Isaac c. Smith
Son, at Hoboten, n. j. this day, at ck O'Clock p NJ.
The Teorea Is finely modelled ship, 40 fee; loag, %
feet BEAM and ~ feet depth of hold and combines clf
rng capacity with qualities for sailing She is owned
in this city end designed for the South American trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24

THE LIQUOR LrcENsEs-ExcrYING DEBATES AT
THE MAYORS OFFICE-On the first of May, the
licenses authorizing six thousand nine hundred
and five 'proper persons" to sell intoxicating
liquors by the glass, expired. The question as
to their renewal depends upon the Board of
Excise-the members of which are the Alder
men and Councilmen Of each ward. They sit as
board with supreme power, and hear the ap-
piications; afterward rejecting them, holding
them over, or granting the licenses,as they may
see nj. The law gives them the power to ap1
point such persons as they seeft, to sell liquors
-as tavern-keepers and victuallers 1t is also a
condition in the licerse, that in no such tavern
Nor victuallng shops SO licensed, shall any louors
|sbe sold unless to persons actually lodging in
the house, or travellers. Our city readers are
very well aware Of the fact that during the
past year this condition has been almost null
lily, and that the almost unrestricted extension
great deal of the rowdyism and crime by which
the Sabbath has been desecrated and the city
disgraced.
In consequence of this fact certain persons
in each ward organized themselves as an ALI
ance, and made strong appeals to the Council
men and Aldermen, requesting them to inter-
fere in the matter and to grant licenses to but
few persons, if, indeed, they should deem it ne
cessary to grant any at all. In accordance
with the official announcement, as follows, the
Board met on the 1st of May =
TAVERN AND EXCISE LICENSES
NorcE-A tavern and excise licenses expire on the
first day Of May in each year New licenses viii be is
sued at the Mayors Office, City Hail. between the hours
OF ten and two O'Clock for the several wards the fol-
| lowing days respectively viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24

22-Wednesday and Thursday 80. June 81 and %
persons desiring license requested to apply on
the days designated above for their respective wards
and thereby avoid the penalties of the law
holding licenses are requested to present them when a
Special Notiee-Al persons who shall sell or deal in
strong or spirituous liquors Except importers dst
quantities above Ave gallons, without being duly
licensed are subject by law for each offence to the penal
Of twenty i've dollars; and in Of retailerss to
WIN. H. STEPHENS, First Marshal
There is aprospect that the number of licenses
this year will be reduced. Last year nearly
seven thousand licenses were granted, and
there were probably two or three thousand
more that were not licensed. That u.s. there
was drinking shop for every fifty men, wo1
men and children in the city of New York, or
one for every five voters, where they could re-
fresh themselves after exercising the right of a
freeman by blindly voting for string of peo-
pie of whose qualifications they knew nothing
Although we say that there is prospect of
reform in this matter, let it not be supposed
that the change will be a radical one. No;
although the number of licenses has been re-
duced, yet, as far as the Board of Excise have
gone, they have supplied the city with plenti-
full crop of murders, rows and fights for the
coming year. In eight wards fifteen hundred
licenses have been granted, viz: in the First,
200; in the Second, 80; in the Third 169; in
the Fourth, 375; in the Fifth, $50; in the Sixth,
379; in the Seventh, 213; in the Eighth, 253
The Alderman and Councilmen of the Ninth ward
have refused to grant any licences at all. Alder
man Voorhis says that in two days not one of the
liquor sellers in his ward has been able to salts
fly him that the sale of liquor has ever bene-
fitted any of the inhabitants of that ward; andI
that until that is proven no licenses will be
granted. The applicants are highly indignant,
and the discussion of the subject at the Mayors
Office yesterday was rather sharp one. 1t is
stated that the liquor sellers in this ward intend
to test the question in court of law. They
hold that under the law the Board of Excise
are bound to issue licenses, but the board hold
that the applicants are not, in their opinion,
proper persons. In the Eighth ward, billiard
saloons and bowling saloons have also been
licensed. This has created great deal of ex-
element, as it is in direct defiance of the law.
1t is little singular that the prime mover in
the granting of these licenses was the candidate
of the whig temperance reform party in the
district which he was elected to represent
1t is to be hoped that the Aldermen and Coun-
cilmen of those wards where the license ques-
ton is hereafter to be passed upon, will follow
the example of the representatives of the Ninth
ward, and do their duty without regard to con-
sequences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24

The BEGINNING OF THE LONG HowL.-The
EUening Post opens the anti-slavery howl
against the Nebraska bill, and threatens all
sorts Of dreadful things. Fellow citizens, the
music has commenced. Benjamin f. Butler
leads of, with W. Ii. Seward for his partner.
The poets of the Post are among the fddlers.
Who Joins in the dancei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24

THE New YORK CRY DELEGATION on THE Ne
BRAsKA BnI.-0f the six representatives from
this city in Congress, five voted for the Nebras-
ka bill and one against it. The five were,
Messrs. Cutting, Tweed, Walker, Walbridge,
Walsh; and the solitary man in the negative
was John Wheeler. Cutting has redeemed him
self and his colleagues in the affirmative have
vindicated the conservative constitutional atti-
tude of New York city upon the slavery ques-
ton. Mr.. Wheeler stands alone in his glory.
Perhaps he does not expect, desire, or intend to
run again for Congress. If he does, he is gone
John Wheeler-he has sacrificed himself, and
the 'unterrifed democracy" will probably call
coroners inquest upon him Wien his present
term shall expire. Fity that man should be
so very firm when he is wrong
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24

CLEAR TRAcK-Not awhig-not solitary
men Of the wings in the House from the North
ern States, voted for the Nebraska BILL This
makes aclear track for the organization of
great Northern anti-slavery party upon the re-
mains Of the late whg party Union men of
all parties, to the rescue Prepare for the bat
tie Of '56.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24

The New YORK FEDERAL OFFICE HOLDERS
A LouD CALL FOR JusTIcE.-Thc success of
the Nebraska bill calls loudly for the turning
out OF all the soft shell free soil federal Office
holders in this city, beginning with Messrs
Rediield, Fowler, Swackhamer, and John Coch-
rane-especially Cochrane In anticipation of
this policy we call upon Mr.. Cochranc to make
a present 10 us Of the scarlet letter. We
shall preserve il with great care, and Il may ba
rubbed TO pieces in his hreeches pocket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24

oUrFS yrcromIs BIRrHpAy-Great preparations have
been made throughout the British provinces for the
celebration to-day, of the anniversary OF the birth Of
Queen Victoria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24
The winchester Recucrs.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NJ ~ WALL STREET
Please announce the opening OF the subscription FOR
rewarding the captains officers AM crews Of the ships
washjnpton Currituck nirego ayd Others and the re
CENT by the Treasurer Of the folswing-
James Ionox, ESQ.,. f''''...s.. 500
Brown Bros. & ....'.............. II a
pcnnistoun, Wood Il Co... .,.'..................
Maitland Phelps Co... ....''................. q
Arthur Leary, Esq ,'....'....s........... so
Theodore Dchon.. '...'....,............. 80
Total $3.50
RICHARD BELL, Treasures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24

ELECTION OF A Know NOTHING Bosros.--At an cleo
on for Alderman, held in Boston, on the I'D nst the
Know Nothings succeeded in eleciing their candidate
A. D. Munroe although they divided their votes between
two men. The following is the vote -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24

Knop Notiiags. - Den
Nfynroe Cannon Hooibldf' Sed3crtnJ
2,075 55l 2oi III
Tho whole number of votes cast by the Citizens Union
was G2e and the regular democratic vote 261 The,
forty ono altering for Gilbert Nurse Put
nam Bfndlee and Eenjamin Heath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24

TAVERN AND EXCISE LICENSES.
NoTItE-All tavern and excise licenses expire the1
first day Of May in each year New licenses viii be is
sued at the Mayors Office City Hail. between the hours
OF ten and two O'Clock for the several wards the fol
lowing days respectively viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

BUILDING LOT for SALE.-The desirable Build
IL s Lot on north side Of 7th-st Re Of q
" b. Aa the block For sale BY THEODORE BANKS,
rd PEP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24
iiccl C,statr for Sale.

. BARGAIN "A Farm of 80 acres, situated six
"A miles south o. Peterson west of Newark the Pas
c H.er to seo Of sooi grated fruit u acres II
ood sood co fortle and pssly el-sa
ted Il cie OF he gfouud With s. loads MANURE n
LANYARD EoT for only s'o scre Ierle hoerlL
J. Law No 81 Bo.ds-, Newark or,
4 SANnEnS "a } N..a-n L. =.
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=, . nssIRABIp SUITE OfrURNIsHED ROOMS

"A ,s,s tsrnit woul4 l.k Of Rooms 20 see az TIVE
f,srver TIE Aoasa ans has al ths SS'eh s@pto'N
AZ IN enc efths bss >es Ia tie city CO y ne
o.r .ss saga Ne l4h Gv hopse w-s - aa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

TOR SALE or o. IET-A frstclass Brios House,
with iro-r hs,u,at ard stop, Oesnst, oos,u
sieAt hcrfr 10 T. OF boncS IL un
ihsd hot aih eisa Ub.s msnes
" nantes IN tbs parOrs sna
dor baA- 81 - s5d ches2 rented s9oi
i.rsrf .soush, rut-pse - 80. rent $50 3 CO
ain % bcrd A. per eeut lnluie Of
jobs KENSl DI n,lbs So ~ East Sist, near sdsV-
Nv Yer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

TOR SALF.-A very valuable water front Property,
e.mplinrg an entire block CITY o. BROOKLYN sdBisb
scs1,eo for &c Inquire OF HOMER MORGAN No
MstTorc litan hank kuldirgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

Eighth Az LOTS.-For sale, 70 Lots on the
h sih ~ II h 20 l6b W b. sola cheap separately
o. oseiher sspi-d for GnedSt'ly - - =. .,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

4 GHAN(E Tor GNOh SlAN 90 VEL I'll
"A LOT on EASY TERMS For sale. the low OF sac
IL monthly tsiaa 81 s. Lot In lth sJolins
H. sN..v Jhe Esbih Railroad vi. directly lhs
prcterty wLsa will double ia vase The Los
i,.G even AID On the without particle
,ces Artlyto }. PECARE No lSj Hrst-r.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24
Bcaro ano Rocms.

DOARDING.-GE GENTLEMEN with their FAM
D1Irs .lss SINGLE GkNcLENEN, bs n uei,tcd
.nh PLEASANT ROOMS saa BoAsp IN hr,,-s1sss Hea.s,
sisi, l.ss,a m SANDS ST. RRcokLNN Application he
<, lrtt,r Mrs HOW ,ko rrsaoe oeer
ssssy No - Nss.ast ScoAl,a Reference sashAased
TSAGIE HOTEL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS viii dc
Ia ,lI 20 rrmrr sxeelest Lias IA Sasle
49, 4. Is e~s ser psAi Of trSrfsers M Wri>s
o6es Al sisAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

LOR SALE-ID the Villsge of Sing Sing. within
hree minutes sak Of railroad depot sod O.' sotas.
Buiorg froat ard 40 feet deep being
sLc having on the building 10 ~ u feet two
well lighted ssd ,Gi'od lxh' airing
r,s tAsily be dwelling and
She finest the hudson lnqpr- hs
Gdjon tie subscriber Cheses lroa Work.
near ltti-sy w. n hAVENS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24
(OUNlRY sEAT on SrATtNISLAND @t SALN

~ Coit6ss with /. r of sod spl'-r in o. Of tn most
hssiihy ps the upIr fhc Naey Il lee
Nsucerri- l. ndng The ars ~ brick - the so-hc sty
raoessfs SIZE sbcu VI Ground IN wood the rs
% cniure G.fcn, good DC hrd
AID sood Psire Land N-h Of the ground ned
- Fih the srd ~ ,st deep There peai ot-e
ffr a.r half BENG Pssrl IN b vigorous
SrrVfh thu On 9eagns Fsi. hsing Seeo &c
q h- rsseu pggrrtO- u O--tt-c Of sre
cell sHd rrte with the of tl ylus,ie, "ai-
rsrted -rue VI. b, q 1isAeo
TIE House jd h f7wra shrub .nd s'ads trees
The fsaiiaI % AID srn IN n' md Void 9e
dcrtto sra vai1 Of The ry - ruraIy
beautiful and 10 al ~ - rtis apply 20
ALFRED Fl-LD. No Is Plstr -, starr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

~ a. ASTORIA L. SALE Price u C7s.sts Aod eight
from IL "a TO tte Trms Of pasment very easf Tue
coutail esLt ats hbnl hs -sct snt
sale % Lherepc
f27 each. - 90 pl't aud the seti-r sih
loo completes snb bulldog vhich win b.
money secured oy boud AMI norgss On the properly
tnusu period Of For hose
d.e home of h-ir by nasing moiei'e pay
year. (bour what they you'd have tor rsnt
ths h ;ssed n
h's vicinity The properly ahou ue from ths tity Hat
sud the hsnk OF fhe Fast River The sol = good
high Dry the exeeu sad the piace healthy
churches schools stCel s1i krke tE is IA NJ
cisfe vicinity Toe she city felaen BY
ssd rrosi along shore o she 81
For B-ooklyr being cOurusted srd i1s
SUI NsketEo to the tena5ion o. the fa'h
R road a. U1r Peat viii greatly incfoNse the t.cis OF
tsgeg "a 'he G,s Light A1t other
are being ths Haze ArTDs- ents have hssn
rl.de erection 81 houses hsd oTree
Now >, 10 secure F,t ic1 JOIN n oulat Or :"
r,t sTefdy hrt te ayosh For further
Information spov EtKsR NJ 80 Hs-zf N-~N rs,
.cord foor from A ~ - P NJ whe-e OF toe
psopers en- te sscu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24
Grmmer Rctreais.


DOARD in HOBOKEN-For single Gentlemen
ID pleasant hshsd unsarpsAed with " without par
tiA head Arrly 81 No los Blermheidst hoeotea
BOARDING at FARM HoUSE.--The subscri.
- pepsrea accommodate fsnilss ks wi,d aee Sd
Tor the hs IN hs lss- nty
Gsrn Cove L. Families WISHING % secure iAre
yScs vii DO well 10 make Immediate xeelestont 20
CHARLsS tSDERHILl. Glen Cove.
COUNTRY BOARD.--MhS. kEMRLE. OF No, 10
- Eass hf you'd respectfully tfcra her friends aud the pub
lie generally THAI sedton egshehmeo IN the
city well the kembe House. che hs SIS, leased the
bt s premises IN Se saSise called the Asoon
Hcns> resdeace dsS saly the hanAs OF tie
Ausn uhin forty inutes roe Of the City Hall Tbs grounds
A. uss estd VITA shscs with ssnvenene S
hrS ard nsh1ss Ecr Antilles ~sas 70 nein comfortable
Eue durirs the MsnCn hoase from ssE hoss
ceasscn possesss privs,a savantss For terms apply Ae
Kenhie Bcase No Is ESf lSssi OF on tas rrsln.es
DICHMOND HILL HOTEL, Staten Island, n. Y
HI Nay. Charges - se<k osso< Ss
hor-e- a. ~~ei ksLls u frSsrs<eI
GUNNER BOARDING At YOUNGSTOWN, u
~ lev Fsmts. nse Gentlemen may se seeenneaAfed
wxh Bssia and pleasant rooms s ne ssmn'i meaas ss"s
s',eren vi Ne pad their esmet e sSpas sac -
The rscp'iesor JOSEPH sEAch Neussosa M nora Sae
efthe sfe>e
T1NI0N HOUSE, opposite Union Railroad Depot
~ Albany TROY fh Hos oil Re opened % or shos' 'ss
March fos Of the rshs TIE hcss
ated wuh al the mcscrn Improvements and =.
srskheS ssarsris The Proprietor wh happy &c
BIZ former friends alec AL eese 81 the t,vesS raeAs
uSs ma, aver him With cali W SrEkRNs. FsseFis,ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24
INsTITUTE.--The sammer.Isn
Diano-fories.
EoLAY GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS. il

U,OLIAN GRAND ard SQUARE PIANOS IL
IL plain with entire iros frame scss
Tspt erits' from si.t p,Vs CO.. nae
Pspo. svs premium Bostoa rhisd,los. .at
es.~her. and are no' supposed IN fsIns~ ''
Prs, ..ys'epg0ss AND REID oaG ,ss-rs- lus.s, .ad hes.
,orreu In eis elk q The bss makers -sa os 8"
p suitable % ,s por OF eSu,Ss s for 81.
ESQ go ESQ Csh paid fr eIsHSs Pisas sad ~
sRRET Music AND MUSIC BOOKS br sale to dealers ~
II ''''i - sRRey GORDON, No zs1 sro,i.s,.
". LAID d Co.'s CRYSTAL, PALACE
"A. PREMIUM PIANOS jas, ~h.s garea .sss ~
b .ss Ne -. b.s- ,s "a 10 ,es. r.
f'4'' IIscoLs THOMPSON Sci. Agents.
No 81 6rosa.a!, bss-e-n Ho ard aud OfsadSA
GREAT BARGAIN.-A very superior tone go
n rosewood PIASoFo for cate for ss n'ss
snd oesrD impove%-ns oeeo used 0sly Ten sse. ~
be Tor three No 70 w.srsnss from al H. -
& ON IMAGE Ock
CRYSTAL PALACE PREMIUM PIANO
7 II GaIssERs No ss sro.s..y Y.aaf.ssar.s
NOR SALE LOW.-An excellent Rosewood PiaaA
ss H. 20 . 10 .s S
ers. Of The plane sh s.s Of as organ MAJ 'aA"'
LOR sALE-Two splendid Rosewood PIANOS, 81
and oets'ss 9Th q. hs recent s.a
Ct the fseioIy No 81 Wa l5,hs pEtHIck 0I<Ale.
GREAT BARGAINs-At No. l7o Greeawien-st,
Of s. sSa iss.S. P.is. on Nd ass TIE s.
e.. s Sc 81 "a 20 %. = sss c.i a =. ssss.
-1eA u : Deg Sta ana examine for you'ssh
~ & IL BARMORE offer at their manafifsop
oTt-.t Of esrr, p.po PORES vsk a. sast hszs sas ~
hisss md ell O,her nod - improyensna
NEW PIANOS for SALE or RENT, from tsse -
ale u D s1FSoRb BIO No. see sssslsy..
ONEofLIGHTE & NEWTON celebrated 7-oet.n
" Pisros spietedJ caves and 1noiset ~heA sss s.i
IL q ss,, hsH IL A. N 20 : IN st No ~ ws''~ Is 30
DRINCE & COS MELODEONs-0f sss1 W.
rie,, hou s,s g Sl.o :sH.s. Tor he ssIS ssT -.
oss. roc or , .ss'ss .s. q a. 80
s.,s ,eesEiec ne sstns. ~s sssp e. sale oaiy 10"
wN siLL sos No sr,.s-., syy..ss, y s.l ~
ssle Asrsts Cor rrsBe- co = sess<ssse 80
pIAN0-T0kTEs and AELoDE0Ss-tas -
e.HtEse take pesare in saoesssiss % a.s - =
$40; s.s as .shs s.s-., cha. sS.y ssss,.ss,
ss y. re, 'io-s ss. 800 =. s.ss a.
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TOR SALE-Near Elizsbethtown, N. J..

TOR SALE-Near Elizsbethtown, n. j., on the old
road TO he~ak sjOinins the sea- Of 2 I danes ssq i've
~ich there Swish sns Y
o bath
room Fine well he-n intoiuc-d iato tss
keh.n shieh fuush.d with Deeb-s win
fos.gaon bslsr There is also hns barn Fh csrssge aud
house sfschsd icehOuse filed wood
mouse eric SC The siusiion perfectly ksahy
id the hooth0ud xcrponate A9p tn
l. rOWELL NO y. JO1n 81 NcS- Iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

TOR SALE-Clifton, Staten Island. The most
oevsrtsseOu ssssred svdss a. Clifton neaI tue Nsi
h,ir OF y " ". Nsa Wssuan Esq THIS Is b.
ev.a e D. os, attractive property Ga th- M ity of the city
Arot to VI UCONSOR. 40 IS 4 sde-st \ l or Clifton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

E0R SALE-A superior brown-stone front House,
5 BY CO feet blit b, Gays work With for h.
IeT,ey CRY obly IS minutes from ta Park In s
Msnlss AID plumbing ess 81 .eh HIS nodsra
H. poveneat GhEESOIdd CAWLE1
No $50 Bfosdgsy. from II 70 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

TO LET-From FIRST of May, the upper part ~
Hons. IA Isnren.st bso~ Hons The loser vii Be
oeeuid Nv smsil family ~hosi children Rea s25 Aires
ID n Pcs,.Ofce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

ITO lET-Part OF house IN Brooklyn, CONSISTING oil
two psIlors living four bedrooms add c. sitca'a
ttlee marble usnsssrd es as &c TIE 9e'oa"
vers minutes from the City Han Arqy
on he pIeus between CARTON sai Adepnst,
O. TO Il JOHNSON Appleton, NJ 81 Bros4wsy Aeai
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

no LET-To small family without children, the
second pert id for Of ssuesl thfeory h0a'-
The ih-ay few bcc.s a1ove Un91 square to
.xpres for tia aseoGmoc sion OF two anis Psr'rs sud
kiuh 18th ta,h &c F fgfths psrtcrlss
inquire Rc9EBTS No. 10 Mrcer-i between aid y
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