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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11
EURNITyRE AucTIoN.-I WILL SELL, THIS Day.

EUKNlTURE AUCTI0N-I WILL SELL, THIS DAY,
Vsa.uraayl March IL at 10h o'clock, at ia Broad
way corner o. hy sixth street all the gentec
furniture contained therein for the bidder
eonstnH IN part OF mahogany sofa bedseads carved
nogany o1as easy and parlOr chairs to match
stands TO match black walnut one
some dove colored enameled and gilt chamber suite viz
bedstead, marble top bureau do. washstand do
toilet table, sewing rocker and four ehars two
carved rosewood paror sets OF furniture in crimson
maroon broease carved rosewood and side table
mAhogany 40 90 WORK tables martete do, towel racks
stands, handsome mahovanv haIi 800
richly carved eegere parlor sdeboar aia.s
and mirror back, solid mahogany extension a;n;ns
table claw and pillar feet extends fourteen feet one DO
twelve feet; together with feather beds holsters and
hair mattress paases lace curtains window Shades
hogany turnu desk, saloon table, oil paintings
looking glasses china tea sets ivory table cutr
silver plated ware &C. and handsome collection Of chin
ornaments; also, black walnut dining arm obair
togetber with large quantity OF kitchen furniture
variety Also. In trent Of the premises O'Clock one
handgoms bright bay horse In good order and
sound and kisd in All kinds Of harness. desirable work
borse also cart and harness Sale positive shine
Bale will commence with the kitchen furniture cash de
pot will be required Of all persons unknown auo
{ioneor and the goods must he removed day
oiLt sSThk SAWYER, Auetioaeer.
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n s. HouGH, AUCTioNEER-wILL SELL THIS
IL. day Saturday the entire contents the
four story house. $50 West Twenty furn
nearly and consists of two elegant rosewood
suites in satin brocatee, rosewood and mahogany
sads bureaus etegeres washstands richly carved
centre pier side tables; reception
ing chairs brocatee French plate pier glasses elegant
mirrors tapestry velvet and Brussels carpets three
ply ingram do, satin damask and lace window
tains elegant mante ornaments superior oil painting best
curied hair mattresses feather beds holsters and pillows
crockery, gass and silver ware cutlery &c The whole
will be sold without Full particulars
morning.
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ELIZABETH WARDELL, Administrative.
J0RD0N W0OLEY, Administrator.


DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTI0NEER.---AT THE
ID central salesroom, Woughby of Pearl street.
Brooklyn Wednesday and Thursday evenings March Is
and It, att oelockSignor c. b. Pandelhni's great
spring sale Of marble and alahaster stauary consisting
marble and aabaster all kinds spendidly
Grecan Roman, and Etrusean vases on
card receivers Of the most beautiful designs marble foun
tans birds and fish agate candlescks jewel cases.
boxes Also splendid bronze figures candeabras rich o
hsmian glass ware silver plated ware PAPER maehe goods
Be- with splendid collection Of valuable oil paintings in
richly carved frames Purchasers wishing goods sent
from the city have them packed small expense by
the original importer. The goods will be exhibition on
the evening before the sale when the public
invited TO call and examine them with catalogues
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n ID. NASH, AUCTIoSEER.-ST0RE 80 BROAD
~. way-At private sale two second hand billiard tables
nearly new, with balls bridges markers,
made by Wynant.
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n Z.
"A. Of cabinetmaker stock of Mr. Joseph Sommer, 45a
Broome street, who is retiring from the businessA c.
futile will sell Thursday 10th nst at lOa O'Clock at
tho rooms Of Joseph sommer 452 Broome street
of Mercer street. his large and stock of first
GLASS cabinet comprising psror hall dining and bed
furniture made in the best of rosewood
hogany and black walnut Also rosewood paror suits in
muslin ready to be covered with such styles Of
desire. The whole will be closed without
he being about retire from the business Persons
wishing purchase have the privilege of leaving their
furniture the premises free Of charge till the LIST of May
NJ which time the building to be vacated Catalogues
the morning Of sale. N BThe sale of rosewood
hogany lumber benches and tools will take place
future day due notice of which will appear specials
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c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE,
IA ION account Of extensive alterations in store o. hrse
class enameed chamber furniture rich rosewood paror
suits hair and spring being the extensive stock
Of the celebrated VINO were
Of All Nations York in ls5S-A e. futile will sell
Tuesday l0 o'clock at the store Of Mahe Soy
5 Broadway corner Of Spring street pr"s
for their retail sales style color and
TorSmani superiority their reputation stands
Also their stock of rich rosewood paror suits
in brocatele, moque and plush Also
assortment Of the best quality pure hair spring and other
the whole of which will be sold
and special attention Of hotel keepers
families others Catalogues the morning of sale.
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THIs MONTH 0NLY-GREAT REDUCTION in WRIT.

THIS MONTH 0NLY-GREAT REDUCTION IN WRIT.
- ing and bookkeeping, at Godsmth's, 362 BroadwayE
fenmanshp one pupil 50; two do 81 three do, so;
Tour 49, Sl2 Tor OF ten lessons Of hour each
dies daily at II o'clock gentlemen, At NJ, and socloc
M daily, excepting Saturday Private instruction at
all other hours Pupils attend at their convenience,
and will have until the LIST OF complete their
arithmetic, Of writing lessons and all books and
stationery for pupil $2 two do so three do $50.
Instructions daily to o'clock NJ excepting Sat-
urdays Each pupil receives separate instruction And
with YOU rho subscriber received the ars preminm
five years. the American Institute for the best speci-
men ohand ponmanehp exhibited the great airs az
institution Some persons think him entitled TO the
awsrdothers do not He cordially with the latter
at the other great exhibitions which may be
in evidence OF his success teaching the acadev
consists Of suite Of i've parors 100 length fur
nshed in modern style No similar establishments has ever
been openea TINS country for tho purposes Of instruction.
Sali anu sec. copy books and pens for sale.
OLIVER GOLDSMITH, $50 Broadway.
rCEACHER-WANTED A TUTOR, EITHER ENGLISH
or Irish, who is accustomed to teaching and capable
OF impartug y thorough English education in al It's
branches, cudng writing arithmetic,
daily IN private family Address Mr. Rvett 48S Broad.
THE FRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGEs ga
wanted for business and conversation may be tkorou
~ learned in private lessons by ladies and ae
by applying at 4s3 Broadway Broome street, 70
TELLkRIN0.
WANTED-BY A GERMAN, A sIruk TON As
w tutor In private family, without rehU3nce) where
his services as instructor Of French German Latin and
Greek languages as also OF mathematical reozranhy his
tory and music would be made Avallabls Refs1eNSa ~
". soharfsnbers, " Broadway.
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A LBERT H. NIcoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LBERT II. NIC0LAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA lots at the Highlands Shrewsbury, New yersey-A
bert H. Nicolay will sell at auction Tuesday March
H. 1T IL o'clock At the Merchants Exchange York
eighteen beautiful building lots formerly p f.
6chencks estate situated at the Highlands Navesin
New Jersey These desirable villa sites vary in size and
view Of the Atlantic and the surrounding
The Highlands Of Navenk celebrated their
and romantic beauty health &C. Tho dividing
Che Atlantic Ocean from the river can be reached in
minutes and Shrewsbury Is noted for its hshing
and river bathing clans &c four steamboats,
daily in the and other day In winter
Fare % cents Title Of property ndsputable and terms
cash For further particulars apply to ALBERT II. NICO
LAY Auctioneer, No. Broad street. New York
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q. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-A. II. NICoLAY &
"A. CO. will sell at auction Wednesday, March % at
O'clock the stable in Plymouth street. between Main
and streets Brooklyn by order Of the executors
Gilbert Bovine deceasedAbsouto sale OF
xiaxes &c. consisting Of black horses about fifteen
high perfectly sound and kind to match; top
gocers wagon one one horse sleigh one two horse
sleigh double set of harness. sin gle do do bdles
robes wheebarrows shoves lot Of copper &c. The
whole for absolute sale.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LBERT COOK CO., MANUFACTURERS AND In
IA porters of optical mathematical surveying
ments, No. - John street, New York.
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rVO IET-sTORE AND HOUSE III CANAL STREET ;
4 slso, me tvsg story store VA brcadwsy Apply 70
J. GRAN, 70 Union place.
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"a Administrators sale of the Ocean House.
bury, \. J-ALBERT H. NICoLAY will sell at auction
without to the highest bidder Tuesday March
A. at II o'clock at the Merchants Exchange by OF
administrators the Ocean House well known fashiona
bic watering place situated the Nayesnk river Shrews
bury j. together with the dock and fifty OF land
The situation OF the Ocean House is unsurpassed for
creation and health The North Shrewsbury river is cele
DRAFTED for its picturesque beauty and the Highlands of
Eavesink in view of the premises. To the travelling
community this place is we'll known for its fine fishing surf
and river bathing oysters clans &c Visitors to Long
Branch in the all land at the Ocean House dock
and last summer some thirty stages kept constantly
employed In conveying passengers to the various boarding
in Long Branch Real estate in this section Of the
country constantly increasing in value and this property
indueement investment that fail
and the above hotel has been doing large
business for the last eight house
che seashore Three four stop this place,
In the twice day, and in winter
Fare rs cents Title indisputable and terms easy which
will be made known the day For further particu
nlars apply to HERBERT Esq, 90 Broadway or to the
auetioneer, No. Broad street.
ELIZABETH wARDELL Administrative
JORDON WOOLEf, Administrator
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INSTRUCTION.
ANNNNNNNNNNNNNVNrNo1N>N
$40 ono 000' OF PROPERTY sAvED-MR.

%lU.UUU.UUU Bristow, the great &c csiisT.phiss..
anu teacher Of those who have failed improve unde
printed falaces, will give sample of the ink highly
praised Is pnts D. quarts Cali to-day 2S Broadway.
A GENTLEMAN WHOSE EVENINGS ARE UNOCCU-
"A pied wishes to obtain pupils to instruct
course OF classical and English education highest
ferenees will be given, and the terms moderate "A line
addressed to Horace Herald Office, will be attended TO-
Mr. OTTO MILLER, TEACHER OF PIANO AND SING
4u Ing w walker street. Broadway continues to
nelessons at his residence and those his pupils For
further please apply at his residence before
O'Clock A. NJ, or by letter. =
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UGTION SALE REDDING, AUCTIONEER,
"A will sell the valuable stock and fixtures of the paint
store SoS Broadway, Nineteenth street. at public
suction Monday March 49, instant at 10 O'Clock H.
window glass brushes artists materials London water
eolors oil and camphene drawers counters cases,
shelves scales ladders signs, &C. Painters and artists
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-BY ii. H. LEEDS
IL CoIhis day at II o'clock in front of the salesroom
No Wall street. light buggy wagon in perfect order.
Made by one Of the best manufacturers in the city
HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-BY II IL LEEDS
Co-This day Saturday. March ii, at O1 o'clock,
ut the auction ROOM Wall street. household furniture
consisting sofas chairs tables with marble wash
grain carpets enameed cottage suits maho
gGny sdeboards wardobes suites crimson
plush and brocaee lace and brocatee window curtains
rosewood and mahogany French and cottage bedstead
TIoUsE SALE OF HANDSOME FIRST CLASS FUR
IL niture velvet carpets French pier glasses panoorte
6c.--RUSSELL w. WESTCOTT, Auctioneer, would call
the special attention Of houskeeper and those in want Of
elegant furniture and house furnishing articles to his
ton sale Monday morning at 0a o'clock precisely Ut
embracing all the furniture in the above house
that the sale will be positive rain shine and
article will be sold to the highest bidder Paror FUR
niture consists Of handsome rosewood panofore elegant
dalton backs crimson brocatee, very rich; solid
tables adys French secretary richly
rosewood etegere mirror doors and backs, %
yards rich carpet embroidered curtains and shades
reception chairs, ormuu clock with magnificent
of rich and valuable mantel ornaments Candida
marble statuette including the Greek Slave jewel
stands competeers &c also number Of beautiful oval and
mahogany marble top bureaus and washstands elegant
china toilet SETS oval and gilt mirrors French bedseds
with superior hair mattresses and paases f rosewood
and mahogany sofas rosewood mahogany and oak chairs
steads about yards carpet through house, also
the basement furniture extension table, elegant variety
silver ware rich china, ivory cutlery out glass ware
crockery &c also elegant diamond ring and full
eled English lever watch Catalogues at the house. Sale
<a RUSSELL W. WESTCOTT Auctioueer
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ITO LET IN BROOKLYN-THE LARGE THREE STORY
and attic house. with stable Of Court and Butt
streets furnished with and hot air
mace, and is in complete order Apply to JOHN PURDY,
80 East Fifteenth street. New York. before ~ after
o'clock
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CHERIrrS SAILED. D. NASH, AUCTIONEER.-BY
- virtue of execution to directed and delivered
will to SALE at public vendue Saturday the 18th
day Of March, 1854 at 10 O'Clock in thu forenoon at l3 and
lS William street, lot of oils paints, brushes, &C.
JOHN ORSER, Sheriff.
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A LBERT H. NIC0LAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IA sale of valuable farm, located at Newtown, L. L.
Albert H. Nicolay will sell at auction Tuesday March
IA at IL o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange, the well
nnown farm and mills situated in the village of Newtown
L. l., belonging to the late Daniel D. Rapaye deceased
containing forty four and half of land the
est state Of cultivation. The farm is stocked with every
variety OF fruit in abundance; and the mill
n one Of the best parts OF the village and easily DO
separated from the farm desired The buildings consist
Of good dwelling house. mill house. barn. grst and
mill and all necessary outbudings. To gentleman de-
nrng residence this seldom
20 be met with. Stages leave the Williamsburg ferries
every fifteen minutes and the New York and Flushing Rail-
road which being constructed will hourly trains
and after the LIST Of May next the depot Of which will oe
within mile of the property The sale will be peremp
tory 20 the highest bidder without TO close the
estate and worthy OF attention Terms easy title
For maps and further apply
fhe auctioneer, No. Broad street. John d. Rapalye
Daniel l.. Rapalye executors, on the premises
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VNM. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day at lo O'clock, at 1877 Canal street in continue
store in Fulton street Brooklyn consisting every article
usually found in such sores large portion of the silks
will be sold this day The attention Of dealers and families
is invited. Sold by order Of the assignees.
WIN. Writer'S, Auotioneer.
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TOR sALE-AN OYSTER AND DINING SALOON,
u completely furnished tho receipts $500 per
month rent $3.50 per year price $S5 if taken before
next Tuesday. Also daguerrean gallery price, $225
JOSEPH JENKINS, Agent,
Grand ste mn stairs
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no LET-oFfICEs IN BUILDING NO. PARK
place, admirably suited for publication, lawyers or
doctors stHcr-~~s~~~~w<~>usoo Sx<W0k
Edmund q. CHARLES, Park Place.
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ITO LET IN BROOKLYN TWO THREE STORY
brick houses on Wassingt"- avenue Myrtle
the situation Is very commanding and in the date vic
nifty elegant residences the railroad Myrtle avenue
about being established. Rent $500 Apply to A. 81 TUT
TIE, 20 Cortlandt street.
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DOR 121s CENTS YOU CAN PURCHASE A TRANS
parent strengthening plaster spread Canton flannel
IL 10 pliable elastic adhesive and prompt in relieving pain
pain in the joints weak lungs &C. Physssns the highest
repute recommend them Dr. X. Is. NEWMAN, Proprietor
3 Hudson street. New York. and for sale druggists
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T,OR SALE-THE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, NO 1856
East Fifteenth street. near Stuyvesant square, house
u feet by co. all the way up three stories basement and
dumb waiter water closets inside and out Chande
to r. g. PIERCE Pine street, Of broadway, under
Metropolitan Bank,
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ITO LET OR LEAsE-A BRICK HOUSE, WITH TWEEN
ty rooms marble mantes large yard and cellar,
Croton water complete order Possession
ly Apply at 7 Thirty fifth street Seventh ayenue
at PRICES land Office 40 Thirty street. nsar
Eighth avenue. Cheap rent-S65O
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ITO ELECTROMAGNETIC SECOND STORY AND
alArge room on third story Of house sos Broadway ad
Joining St. Nicholas Hotel well adapted for mners tail
offices &e and OF the best locations in Broadway
Will he let together SEPARATE and immediate possession
given. Inquire on the premises.
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ITO LET-A LARGE STORE, WITH COMFORTABLE
Il living apartments to q small family In good neigh
borhood and on business thoroushfare Also stock and
business paying fifty cent Satisfactory
given selling $500 possession given
time before the LIST Of May Apply ut 80 Ninth avenue In
the dwelling.
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A FARM FOR SALE--BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED A
n few rods from the railroad IL miles vest Of the depot
in Greenport containing 40 ten Of which wood
between six and Is in wheat On the
mises good substantial farm house. two and half sto
ries high with brick basement also good and
crib There between forty and fifty apple trees with
quantity of also the premises The above dera
Bile property will be sold for particulars
inquire of Mr. TOWNSEND At the railroad depot the
premises
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4 ucTIoN NOTICE -HANpsoME HOUSEHOLD FUR

n UCTIUN NUTICE.-HANDSUME HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A niture Piano Fortes, Platedware, &C., &c.-SAML.
OSG00D will SELL at his stores 81 Nassau street. this
saturday at o'clock general assortment Of house
mahogany and other sofas mahogany chairs extension
dining tables marble centre tables and oak
bookcases rosewood and mahogany bedead rosewood and
mahogany arm and sewing chairs marble top and other
enrayings &c. One rosewood piano forte which will
be sold to expenses
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GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL.-PATENT
VI power machine manufactured gold leaf, &c.-The
perory of this article hand beaten leaf will appear
using by its perfect Of texture and strength
Wholesale cash prices Extra heavy edge and burnish gold
90 per pack usual 81 pale 80 ~ pack gold FOIL
ounce, SIS.
r. D. RUGGLEs, patentee and manufactures, No.
Tumble street, Hartford, Conn. Office in Now York, No
29 Fulton street at the store Of c. Rker bookseller and
publisher.
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M X. taylor AUCTIONEER.-W K. TAYLOR l.
w. CO Will sell on Saturday evening commencing at
known Freemasons Hall large collection Of oil
ngs by old masters also large lot of frames Pictures
be examined Saturday Sale positive without
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WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR THE
benefit Of whom it may concern at Y O'Clock, Wed
nesday the 10Th March, opposite the Bazaar in Crosby
street large bay horse about seventeen hands high and
good style action,
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mr. McCLINTOCK'S TONIC ALTERNATIVE SYRUP, A
~ great spring purner for removing all Impurities from the
blood enecag the most rapid In all skin diseases
pmpes errptions ulcers fever sores, &c Also, for all
seroulou rheumatic merenria or sypytc diseases this
pleasant TO the taste, and will not disagree with
should be taken freely by all who wish to prepare their
systems against the approaching change Of season For
tors M Fulton street. stairs and sold by druggists
rally. Price 81 in pints.
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INOR SALE CHEAP---A FINE FANCY STORE WITH
good run Of custom In first rate business location
in the city, and in good neighborhood Apply to CHAS
s. BRONSON, attorney ut law, No. 8 Wall street, room
No - " -' "
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ENoR sALE;-oNE THOUSAND FRUIT TREES, OF
different kinds will be sold cheap in lots suit
they have got DO removed Inquire Of JOHN LAMBERT
l40 CARL street, Brooklyn.
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A MANDATORY FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-sITU-
~ ated at Harlem fronting Fourth 100 feet and
d street $50 feet to the river with wharf,
lots which very spacious buildings
in complete order and ready occupancy
situated for almost any Kind Of business
where motive power is required. For terms apply to
THOS ANDREWS No. 2 Hanover street.
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A DESIRABLE DRUG STORE, IN GOOD NEIGH
N borhood to BIO sold cheap and easy Those
wishing bargain had better apply at to HALE CO..
50 Nassau street.
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An ELEGANT BROWN STONE DWELLING II
IA South Brooklyn will be exchanged stocks or yacan
lots. Address T.. box !, 394 Post Office.
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INOR SALE, AT NEWBURG, ORANGE COUNTY, NEW
II York-A farm Of about hundred acres under a
good state Of cultvaton excellent place for market
gardener soil first quality situated the Cochocton
pike, two miles from the steamboat landing good
market for any produce For pareu ars inquire the
premises Of LEW is LANG JUS and $40 Washington st.
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TOR sALE-Two HORSES TWO CARTS, TWO SETS
Of harness. and work Of store Inquire Immediately
al the Commercial Hotel, 70 Cortlandt street.
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DARN FOR SALE-A FARM OF TWENTY ACRES,
less with good house and barn, good orchard
and good water three miles from Hampstead
East Meadow road Plice 81 800. Apply TO W. STRUCK
MAN Elm Park Hotel Strykers Bay Bloomin
and Ninety sixth street. - M
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GRANITE QUARRY TO LET-SITUATED ONE MILE
" from Port Richmond Staten Island adjoining the
ry Of Russ Reid and Of similar character railroad
connects with the dock OF the Empire Faced
pany 1t will be leased moderate terms Apply
office of Holbrook Nelson, No. Jauncey court to T. L.
Holbrook, Secretary.
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TNOR SALE-PAINT STORE, IN THIRTIETH STREET;
good will fixtures and all 500 Fine chance Also house
and lot at Newcastle Westohestcr county, with
Of land for 81 800 Also splendid dining saloon down
town, $500 Also drug store Eighth $1,000.
Apply Mt lO2 Nassau street, No. .. THOMAS 4 CO