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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23
HOTELS.

ryo PASSENGERS FOR CUBA.-THE RRvRRk HOUSE
thc lst sost, most airy, oommodious and advantage
ousy hotel Havana In the immediate vicinity o.
drs seYuehrc u Columbus Plaza as Custom
snd Qpsy aud but few minutes walk drive tbe
Ai.mAds, P.seo AND Tsocn Theatre. English bpanish
French srd German spoken. clerk visits tho steamer
sett the landing Of passengers and baggage krA Raj
hONB. Pro urtetress
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THE New BosroE TRAGEDY.-We before stated
ths Heary n sargent shot in sold blood. young lady
nance Servlla Jones, At Mes Boston, II toe 18th
inst. II appears that hs enanored Of the girl,
which not rsciprocsteo. rhis violently work "a
mp his feelings that he became partially insane This
bad been evecent for several days. also the
The parents OF Sargent and jones lived about hsf mile
apart The CIR, was going 10 school on Friday, ehsn
Sargent Icy in waiting for her On the road Hs sp.
preached her; when she said Good mornUs, HsorF;'
he made remsrk but took hold OF her right arm in
bis lcf haud, and with his right in family drew self
cock Fix bsrre,ed Aep's revolver and dschkTgad II
several times into The SIDE of head AID she v life
less LsLintlJ he pat one OF Aliens bar sled rifle
pistols perpendcolar to his sd little above the
ear and discharged It. and the bal passed through his
head, and he fell By hsr sds senseles Her brother
hften years old, was near by, and smaller chill
dren, and they terribly fsighensi tina before
they got the to the nesrett house, two
acIg And found Them above described He could just
breathe ard 1t not ths he would survive
minute, hat lie continued alive six hours longer.
The mother Of Henry beard the reports o, the pistol Ave
in her, abe Aud instantly 1t flashed upob her
mind Henry hat killed hin s-n Two II the bsrtsls Of
the pistol with which he shot her loaded when
found, and is supposei that he fired at her four times
we'd the rifle pistol far his obstruction razor
foutd in his pocset. He had determined to N AXE
death sure doubtless and in OF failure o. the pato
to cut his throat IL his pocket found the follow
Ing In = all memorandum book, emily altered in sps
ipg spd few pArticu srs On each please LOOK
tais book through and the inside il commenced:
Jan lltn 1s5t-Here make my will ] Henry N. SAr
d ath. HENRY SARGENT.
BE also left tender letters addressed TO ha relations
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RE MOvALs,

<ToTICE or REMovAL-LYNCH BLoDGKIr arc
~ leave their friends And that fhe
10 2lT West trset between Ffantlis and Mort
Moore where they will the -four and feed basae
ss heretofore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

CHAMPAGNE WINE, SEWING sILK TUESDAY,
~ at l0 o'clock At 81 Dey street, of Greenwi, Oh,
Smyrna hgs SOAP candles beef in barrels rssns
dste behring's msoksra brandy gin. wine, Also at
u o'clock forty FIVE baskets champagne Sale positive.
Thin bles cotton thread sewing silk
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HOMES TEADs.

TWO THOUSAND BUILDING LOTS AND 0NE
hundred farms will Be di' ded among six hundred sub
terbSrs tie slf: day or JAnusry The lots in the
peant and heai,hy village of Lakeland. On SIS,
lie II irs.slmen secures our braips lots b. 100 ses
of from two to twenty As shors Inc only
left and few shares remain unstd those Who ws 70 GOT
of paying rents in the civ. and delight
iu tFiG in tie county shoulc apply immediately t
IN AS WOOD as Roadway whore maps and pamphlet
he hsd GRATIS
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SALES AT AUCTION,


VTILLIAN MELLOR, AUcTIoNIkR-THk TRl
w and or vitei TO attend the sale Of rood
class furniture en- Tuesday, ian "a at o'ci,ek a
C. Sixth Every srtcle will positively be sold e
owner will commence business down town FEB.
stock enssts in part viz -Csrves OAK bedroom suit
match rosewood etegares do. bureaus bedstesds Of
description, hair mAttYesses panissses, and the
sortmsn 70 an in furpiture wareroou For pAtioularr
Jourp al Of Con eroe and Express Sae rain shine
WV. r. TAYLOR, AUcTIONEER.-wM. z. TAYl
w Go will sell ~ auction on Friday and Saturday.
and a. AK O'Clock each evening, NJ 600 Broad way
entire collection Of original paintings known ~ a. o.
historical gallery This collection contains Of the
specm offered for Vubo inspection In Nhis city
ss.l, SAY, Rosa P.e'ni. Alsoni EIpoli Bi~s rarse
Garlic hrr.sti, RI MORTAL Crespi Fidsai nurillo Gu
Tae,ino vEnani Carsesi, Sssrestani n Poussn, Bait
rsnet sass farrato A. Durer, Lucatelli, Onsrio, B..
iGri AND others equally renowned and meritorious.
picture. are in their original STATE imps
uom Na,,y They will be ready for public inspection
s1 a ~ IL ssi f,GT J.aussy .s
new PLACE Tor The sale Of There IL very
BON ~ and evenh and p,eturss DO seen nd
ed to good advantage. Do not forsst Ahs nuuShs !.
Brosdway Sale positive without reserve.
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A LBERT II. NICoLAY, AU0rIoNEER.-A II. NiCO.
~ lay Co. will sell 81 aucti Monday ,nusry q,
and N. following days sssisnees sale At o'clock each
sssgnees Of II. Hoere the we'll known bookseller tho
whole the stock Of valuable books including
works and large number of standard and mosla
neous books the best editions and bound na costly
Among them will be fouud Haar's works vols Gbbons
Decline snd all Of the Roman Empire vol, Lord Kings
boroughs great work Mexican antiquities vols folio,
half orooco Shakspearss sonnets elegantly illustrated
StriSklands Qusens Of Enssnd yols Walpole's works
vols sto; Boccacoios DseAmeron vols illustrated Wav
erley novels 80 vols Re- There large number later
ng scarce and valuable travels some exanisitsy qoSea
many expensive works. also the best editions OF
the works o. SHAKESPEARE Byron Milton Moore Wssh sson
Irving. Goldsm tn, soot Cowps- Bulwer Ahauce Pope
Fielding Johnson Bry.at Longfelow Haes sdgeworth,
James and others TO detail In adver
In calling tho attention Of friends and the pub
lie this SALE which will form most desirable opportunity
fohe completion Of private aries beg to state that
eye lot will be absolutely sold the highest bidder by
dor Of the asssness Catalogues ready in day or two
A. H. NICOLAY
EDWARD SINTZENICH,
Late chief salesman Of II H. Leeds 4 Co.
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A LBERT II. NIC0LAY ACCOMMODATES Il.
a Eicolay Co will sell At auction on Wednesday and
ThuriAy evenings January 18th and 2th At cock each
evening At the Academy Of Design 663 Broadway private
coll ton Of paintings for Absoll sale without BY
pleasing and attractive paintings win be ,ouna beautiful
Watson, Dandy. BsrEhen, Wattesur, Mckenzie, Inisnos
Leyter Frost Coles Jansen, Roasenbo Webster Chou
cattle pictures Dutch interiors BY eminent paintars
variety modern Belgian and French paintings which
will arrest attention We respectfully repea, that the
the public generally. The pictures will be view Mon
day January 2sd, day and evening until time Of SALE
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
ED WARD SINTZESICH
Late chief salesman OF ii. H. Leeds 4 Co.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

DOR SALE-ONE OF THE FASTEST TRorTINGPoNIl
in the State, with without light handsome trotth
wagon and harness wagon weighs than tvs huudr
pounds. No person need apply except those who wsi
sire ct Pest Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING STOCK
IL aucton.on Wednesday ~ 10 O'clock on the premises
the entire contents of the store No 2 Bee ses
Mrtot Asortr emit Of brushes wooden and willow
knives forks tpoons locks, hinges nails gdirons
toys and plated ware WELLINGTON A. C1RrEA
Auctoneer store No T Dsy street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

ALBERr H NICoLAY. AUCTIoNE.R-sToGKsA AND
"A bonds at auctienAlbert II. NiooAy will sell this day
January Is A. O'clock at the serchsnt hxehanEe for
trail Eart ad First Hergase Seven per Cent Cor ve,5le
June and LIST Dec At the Bank of the Commonwealth.
New York msrsase held by Geo S Robbins, ESD 81 003
each; - 600 Camel Goal Comp of Coal River Virginia.
per bonds due in 1868 nterest payable
nualy DIST January and LIST July In New York $500 each
$500 do. do $3.50 eachhese bonds are cured by
amersgaget Chas ~ Livingston, Esq 500 Of
coal lands in Boone and Ksnawha countless % shares Mex
Cos Express Co. 500 each; 40 do. Beekman Fire In
surance Co.. S5 each 40 do st Lawrence Mining Co.. $40
esch 81 do Michisan Southern Railroad Eight
structon Stsck 500 EACH 800 do Third Avenue Railroad
S0e each 900 do Carroll Copper Mining Co.. 80 each
Empire s.Onedressng Co. sO each; 600 do ST. lawrence
Mining Co. $40 eaoh 50 do Little Miami Railroad eaoh
lsdo Northern Indi.na R.ilrosd Eight Cent Cnsruo
ton Stool 500 each 20 do Irving Bark $50 each; 20 do
ATLANTIC Bank of New York 800 sssh 100 do Bank Of the
two notes each for and Interest from date and
Bank SIS each; lOO do Empire City Bank S eah Terms
Of SaleTen per this day and balance
Tho accrued int rest all the bonds will
purchaser A. N holds regular sales Of stocks
and o,hr securities on and Thursday each week.
At The Aerehant' Exchange A. Private salo-A greAt
variety Of frat cass Tread bond bank and
other stocks. Ofhoe 40 Wall street.
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n s. HoUaH. AuoTIoNEER MORTGAGE SALE OF

nt.ns as the ave strv frasston, banse 70 is6 Wass
Twenty first street. between Seventh and Eighth
tomorrow morning ., lO A. NJ partly consisting Of
suits of rosewood French brocate; easy chairs bro
cade and satin dAmast sewing and ption, In do
we'll AIDE and large rosewood bookcase rosewood etsgre
plate back and marble TOP side centre and fancy
table, with Egyptian and Italian tops rbly toned
pianofo uted rosewood
taries worhboxs 10 ssbater and insid cocks chan
rated marble satuettes vases pehers 40 one hunsrsd
hundred and fifty yards Of hrcey and nsai d.
seventy Eve ards stair do lace and brocatee wndow
framed BY La Cro extension tables Of mahogany
ard walnut silver and plated ware, tea aud coffee
spoons forks castors &C. china dinner AMI tea st tra
ivory cutlery table linen, &C., rosewood be6stesds with
raus wash and corner stHnds toes sets pillows feather
beds and bedding,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

WHAR! LOTTO LEASE, TOR TIRN OF YRAF
one hundred and tiny lote on Thirty ninth, Fortis,
Forty hrst and Forty ,ond treets tne va
'front.' between those streets snd the North river
OHARL1s E. APPLEBY, ITO Broadway
over Metro poli,su Bank
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IL morning. Monday Js,. 20 at Ios o'clock precisely
by cstague tho quantity Of super rosewood sud
mahogany furniture and house articles
offered auction this embracing al the fonts
house in Eighth avenu' doorI from Foartee,th street.
bpt four month"; and will be sold 70 tbs highest bid
der shine 70 he from the house by Tuesday
nsh Of 400 yards OF rica erpet in four
prlor suits q rosewood furniture in gold ana
crimson bscade OF superior kranship 2frensa mirrors
9 by DO God secretary, mirror bscS; rhlg carved
and pier tables; elegant nahsgany tetsa
with chairs mstCh csdo curtains and aha le
omou nisd olocks lite mt collection n bsqus
ssues poreesia rarian mautil jews
mrtt(rs hcwerrots h. with CANT Cd
octave psnofote eoft $3.50 worthy Of spe attention, tor
the quality OF tone and superiority OF with
tfoaered coer and velvet stool % lcbeautui pain ngs
richly ed deliberately oarycd etagers mirror snd
back In uppcr lod and rshnksnv marble
ton win ~sahs de- match rich china toilet
sets; " msheEsny and walnut Frerch teast ats with
reror hair aud leather teds TO fit aukes
teri rosewood and ahossnv sofas Mahogany oak and
wsinut chairs rockers chsirs bsry bookcases, e'.
CANT wardrobe mahogany and walnut seing bureaus
louI gee ac With the Basement furniture dang aue break
fast tables syer~ae spoons forks fruit sAkss sastor
ivory cutlery elegant chinx IS pieces glassware
c-octsry, sieve and hsuresi chandeliers brackets
Sc also, magnificent diamond custe rag Containing %
diamonds oott s2r with elegsrt gold English lever
vnteh Catalogues st the house
the door r. w. WEsTCoTf, huctionssr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

NJ D. BUTLER, AUCTI0NEER-PUBLIC ADMINS.
N. tors sse.-On ednesdsy January 2j TAurs-
dE 26h st 10 o'oeoi, st No. ~ Hos.d ct the efots
Benedict H. Muller de e:sed o5nti 0g ancient and
ri,,n psiu, landscape portraits aketohes tc by
eminent msstof; drawings tnsrsvingE Ith9g-sphs BE-
rs g. tteIals, esltrr ri ts &c, bsry of En- dish
Frect books houBshod fun iture ievery watches &c,
OF sale eash CstEssu 5Ay By order of
FrTER o. SwEsNl Public Adunis,ra,or 40.
SHERlFT's SALE ny VIRTUE OF SEVERAL wPIrs
- Of execution TO me directed delivered will cxpess
fer sale ~ public vNpu4 Tued.y the 2th day Of J,nu
ay instant ~ o'clock at the foot OF JAY street. Pier
No ~ Ncri river, the at tubOst George Washing
tor pain Ter vheehouse tsid boat vessel beng
ies "a len g feet beam ft held and 80 ou,hen
engine II feet stroke and - inch binder two boilers nearly
teT, rain and promenade dCck &c, tho said dinsn
ets more or lees With sl the tackle and
Eeheo. jobs ONseR, Sheriff.
Jas b. BSrsvL. Deputy Sheriff
Dated New York. Jan. Il, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

UCTION sALE-sTEAM ENGINES MACHINERY,
"A fies &C. SAMUEL OSGOOI auotioneer store II MAJ
sal street. will sell this day Monday January Is - loH
O'clock 49, enth street. BY virtue OF per-
sopaI mortgage tive steam engines unfinished double
lathe planning and side athes three hand ashes
hxtures drilling tes beaehes remers taps
dies tools and fixtures Of bAcksmths shor engineers
patterns &C. Also, large quantity Of wrought iron ans
steel. Catalogues on the morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

A ssIGNEEs STOCK OF DRY GooDs.-FOR SALE,
the entire stock Of dry goods with book accounts lease
Of store and fixtures formerly occupied by n Rossise
No 100 Fulton street. Brooklyn S,ook and accounts be
examined 1t the store between the hours Of 10 O'CLOCK
until Thursday, the 26th inst By order Of
HENRY ROBINSON,
WIN n. R0S ITER,
AssiR OF & Kaast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

ALBERT h. NICoLAY, AUCTIoNEER-PesITIvE
"A sale to close oonoernEighty lots ut the beautiful
l,se q Upper M rrs.n..-AiSr 3; Nicolay VIII .sn
suction Tuesday, January a. 1888 1t o'clock p. NJ,
the ground without 70 the highest bidder eighty
good building ots Of various Sizes within minutes walk
Of the railroad depot Streets all daily
trains Of the Harlem Railroad stop Aorrsana daily from
O'Clock A. n until o'clock p NJ mutation only
Per which less than route IN the city
New YORK; title ndputahle Fifty per cent bond and
mortgage cv three all S00 $780,
In twelve monthly instaments For further patioular
and free tickets for tho railroad apply to Albert
Nicolay suotionecr 40 Wall street. N BShould IL storm
Tuesday January h. he sale will not take place until
Tuesday January 3lst At the same hour N place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
IN WIN be sold Monday, Esd inst, At u o'clock o
hotel COACH in good order, and but little used.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UoT1oN EoTICk.6oo DOZEN DOUBLE PLATED
"a spoons and FORKS plated first quality white metal,
ill DO sold by b. o. LEEDS 90, No. Wall street. on
Tuesday ~ the 2th ard 18th nsts being the
property Of 6rn about giving business goods
rranted The trade families hotel and re kee
arr Yeuue sted 70 examine them, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

(lAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED .
~ Ihsios or gentlemen having of the above attic @ V
dsross Of can obtain the highest cash price BY senanf
throu the COST or at his rdenoe Ladies attic aded %
Mrs Dusseldorf. n. L. DUSSELDORF, No. Is Elm street.
" temon hsripr ary 10 dyrose receive the ntmot
value IN oa by sending 10 the stores II West Broadvsy
I'sce ard 81 West BroedvsJ or Letter perpoM OOHbN
~ R.-Iadts attended hv brs Cohen
CIorHING AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAVING
the above disp q can osve fair cash price for
TIE sare ty ser ding addressing by posto Mr. LCOHEN
G6 Elm str et N. B-Ladies attended to by Mrs Cohan
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more than week since. There are some people so
unch irritable to say that he never meant to come
10 Massachusetts, where he has not friend in any
party, either rs public man or private citizen.
They declare that the statement that he was coming
was but " feelern in the hope of his receiving an
invitation to public dinner, or something of the
kind, and 30 afford him an opportunity TO make
defence of his rascally interference in our local poll
tics though belonging to an administration tina.
Affects to have great regard for State rights He
went into the Senate chamber few days since, and
told Mr. Sumner that he did not write the article at
lacking bin (Mr. SumBer) that had Just appeared
in the Washington Union. That article by the
way, was rs full Of lies as the Unions article
Russia was full OF nonsense and evidences of igno-
rance. Even Cushing was ashamed of it.
We shall not have the Supreme Courts opinion on
the constitutionay of the liquor law for days.
The argument was made on the case of the Com
monwealth as. Albro, being the Bristol case, Of
which so much has been said
The Garrison abotonists took "a ,256 at their re-
cent fair in this city, and many articles remained
unsod. ALTOONA.
CURIOUS DEvELoPEMEsrs.-O the 7th in slant.
the sum of 81 800 stolen from the store Of Mr..
B. p. Croker, il Salem Washington county, New
York. Active exertions were made TO discover the
robber; many persons who were known TO be near
the scene OF the robbery at the time verS examined
and searched, but all without aordng clue to the
autbCl of the robbery week later soxae little sons
of MIR. A. Eldridge who were at play in his yard,
discovered parcel rolled up in piece ofnewspsper.
found it to contain s640 OF the stolen money, aud
note written with lead pencil. and evidently in
disguised hand, to the effect that as the writer
going home and did not need the money at present,
be bad concluded to return it, but would be "round
again in few days. This note was evidently writ
ten for the purpose of throwing Mr. Croker off his
guard, ard inducing him to believe that the robDer
was not resident OF the TO sn. IL had, however,
precisely contrary effect and the search was prose
cuted with renewed vigilance. The new spaper in
which the returned bills had been folded vas fouod
to be q port on OF a New Bedford journal. II was
ascerained from the postmaster that this paper was
sent to but one family in the town; and upon pro-
ceeding to the residence of this family, the news
paper from which the fragment had been torn was
found, and one of the individuals whose name had
been prominently mentioned in connection Win the
afrsir was sitting in the house when this discovery
was made. lie was Immediately ted and a,
last accoun IS had given bail in 81 600 for his appear
ance for trial.
TIE NEW Boston TRAGEDY.-We before stated
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sSIGNEES, sALE.-WA. WRITER'S, AUCTIQNEER,
"A will sell Tuesday Gath instant atl0s o'c Ok at 4S
ao Of stsu. ESQ cooking psrOr and moe stoves
others by order Of VIM D. vreedenbursh and Lewis UoR
Assgnees Also sale of senseel household furniture
heYsa far
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A UCTIoN NoTicE1THos BELL, AUCrIoNEER.--
slss roc m 10 North lillian street s soid the
hAndaome furniture Of parO,. and two BEDROOMS ed
carpets king glasses paintings chairs tables bureaus
sofas couehes china vases and May other sr
line One gold watch plated ware
shov cas- large sale Of groceries Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

CAsr-orF CLcTHIrG.-s2 900 WORTH WANTED
" The highest each s,ce will be literally gven In current
money large or sns lots 81 good left on clothing OF eve
dsgrtpticn address through pon, or oa on JAMES NO
RoNEy ~ his his second hand No II Orange street,
near Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

nIssoLUTI0N-THE FIRM OF wALSCHsID
~ Weckseoker dssol' ed the 3lst Of December,
1853 b mutual consent Tho business 10 will be settled
By Alexander Wecibecker who alone sigas in qudson.
WIN WALsCHElD.
A. WECKBs ECKER.
Alexander Weckb oker will continue the busness on his
ovn accom- Al the sane place, No. 81 Liberty street,
New York, Jan. 81 lss3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

ITO LET-PoSsEssIoN IMMEDIATELY-sEvER
fine threestory and attic English basemens hor.
wiz modern i'm provtments we'll located Thirty th
street, also fine house Twenty sixth street, Fou
avenue Apply 20 e b. KINSHlMER, $40 Fourth avenu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

ITO LET-WsRKsHoPs AND LOFTS, 81 FEET v.
Ice feet deep lighted Ahree sides with tw
ty wihdeys admirably located for any kndot business
the St Charles Thestre. II would be let for any Kind
business. Apply to GEORGE LEA, A BowsYy. Rent
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ITO LEr-A FIRST CLASS STORE ON BBEKM
i street, assau fnishiig, will be ready for
oupaon NEXT onth Also eyeral lofts In the adioa
Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

ITO LET-THE LARGE AND SPLENDID BAsEME
corner Of Broadway aud Prince streot west eide. Be
in the Immediate neishborhood Of the Metropolitan
other first class hotels II Is of tho best stands for
taurant other purposes In the city Apply 10 y Ste
VENkL CO. on the premises.
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come house with water and gas No Lafa yettc MA
Sou Fourth street. Williamsburg, 70 one or moro am
TIL Jst Nay noxt Rent low Inquire the premis
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W ANTED-A YOUNG NAN, HAVING A BUSINESS
nheady estShlibed, wishes combine the LIN por,ns
business VT the urng AID for tas pu,pos Won
like r. stoeiate himself with Gentleman Of good chsratsf
VITO command from $4,000 to $1,000 Avsrsge Sroat
~oud be about seVentyfvo oenh Address e. H. Herald
Office
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ITO LET-A PART OF A PLEASANT HOUSE. AND III
furniture for sale. few doors from Broadway, bs
Spring street, eight ten rooms very convenient
sln doing busir down town Can be had asr Nay ne
B. W. RICHARDS, S7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

TOR sALE-TgE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
awhoesae and retail liquor store 152 Seventh avenue
II ill be sold for third its value the present
will stsri for California the 9Th offebrusry For pau
AT inQuiIe the store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

CTORES TO RENT-TO RENT, FOR ONE OR NJ
- the two Eve Story double stores ting Full
sire 81 and On the rear street, between Nassau
Wil'ism streets known ss Nos los and l Fulton SIR
being each 100 feet deep and occupied paper
houses. Apply to PHILP BURROWES. A Wall stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

mo LKT.-rHE sToRE, WITH sH9wRoo4 ABov
l 6le1d Brcadwsy. ht.,e up complete, With oouai
Csn.l street and apartments for small family In
house, ga Hudson street, Apply TO JAMES PRICE,
Hndson street, sar CAi al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

ITO LET-PART OF HOUSE IN BROOKLYN, Me-
the City Hall furnished or unfurnishcd, ith iitch'
low and possession after lsS Nay required Apply at
10 State street, fret house VI Court street.