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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

the Northwestern Democrat, they say positive
~, " that the tendency Of the paper (the N. w.
Democrat,) shall be democratic; nevertheless
il 10 the intention of the publishers. not to ii
their columns with too lengthy political discus
sions; that the object Of the publishers, il, to
make il = German IA nily paper-such a. will
merit the confidence and the patronage of not
alone the German public, but of all those that
are DESTROYS Of acquiring the German language"
Here Mr.. Mahony defines the tendency of the
Northwestern Democrat, and even promises to
make it q desirable German family paper; but if
we compare the prospectus and N. w. Dem.
together, we will find that Mr.. Mahony promis.
es us democratic paper, and in the same paper
he calls the leaders and veterans Of the demo-
cratic party. together with the democratic ad.
ministraton, = pack Of imposters, scoundrels,
and blood suckers
Mr.. .Mahony promises to make the N. w. De-
mocrat model family paper, through which
those ignorant of the langu,g e may have the
means to acquire the same; and in place, is ma
king il a pool Of disgusting German slang, which
he heaps upon the democratic party. Where
il the democracy And where is the genius
and purity of language, to constitute German
family paper? Has Mr. Mahony not miserab:y
deceived those that put any confidence in his
prospectus. Or does he know as little assut
this prospectus, as he says he knows about the
ARTICLES in his Paper' How eau he promise to
make anything preferable cut of paper, when
he pays 40 attention whatever 10 it, and knows
not what the contents are! You see, Mr. Ma
hony, wherever you tura, you are caught BY
your cloven foot, and to your political double.
face, the offence of having promised the Ger.
man public much, aud given nothing; or, to
speak mildly, deceived them.
Acknowledge your sins, and repent the same.
This is the sincere wish Of your much concern
I'd cousin, and devoted
SATAkTE
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strong and aowery English brsahfast AN sou,horg-
80 chests fne n. 0oong-36 boxes, each l3 lbs ct,
superative dragon mixture g. Sc do extra cho 3s
13 do do and IS h chests curious 49, 5l2 d. pure do
Toe do do 81 267 do do 648 do do So 36l do do 80
80 do do IS u; 2S5 DO do 20.
wooI-The market is quiet and prices continue to "a
the buyer in the small sales making It presumed
the crop viii be immensely lsrge-say liza, 600 900
lbs, and with moderate supply Of old still HAND
greatly reduced rates looked for Foreign, except
carpet qualities is neglected The following correct
ed quotations. Cash purchases could be made shade
lower than prices affixed, vz:-Wool-Duty 80 per cent
dd raorep American Saxon, fleece, per Id 45c. A.
do. full blood merino 42c. 44c.; do half and three
fourths do 3Sc Acc do. native and quarter do 32c
S5c extra pulled, 40c f2c superior pulled 35c
No. i, Csc Soc Peruvian, washed, 34c. Soc. South
American, washed, 13c lac. do, unwashe Sc. &c
s. A. cord washed, 27c 2sc-; African unwAshed, &C.
$780, do, washed, lsc Soc Smyrna unwashed, l3c a
1<c do, washed, 24s. &c., Mexican, unwasbed, l0c
q Tic.
wmsKEY The days business included 900 barrels
Ohio and prison at % nc. a &c per gallon.
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Total value put the market for the week. 81
Foreign product ons are nanmate and generally tend
ing downwards. The current wants OF buyers not
large they mainly ny desirable seasonabe
articles which form but q very trivial portion Of the
stock while they command the best prices. In case,
however Is there being profit realized adequate to
cost and trouble of preparing for the springs business
the expectations the least sanguine importers
This is doubtless owing to the backwardness Of the
trade which added the importation, and the
cumulation of unpopular inferior supplies, under
minded the confidence OF facters Who in their anxiety
pressed their goods upon the market and reduced their
prices with such precpancy, to induce purchasers to
act with caution and in the hope Of being able to
secure later in the season, stocks still
modating terms. Hence the inordinate duness and
angor Of the traffic at present. which features appertan
closely to the business in Continental than in
British goods though in neither there any en-
couraging symptoms.
We learn from an article in the Western Railroad
Record that there in 0hioa this time, 07H miles
railroads completed in whole in part of which 357
miles have been opened since the LIST Of November last
These roads, when finished, will make 2 200 miles Of
completed railway, independent Of double tracks The
following roads are in progress, vis-Cncinnat and
Marietta 260 miles; Cincinnati and Dayton Short Line,
52A miles Cincinnati Xenia and Cleveland Short Line,
20 miles, Clinton Line between In and Pennsylvania
State line Tfn and Fort Wayne proongation Of the
Clinton Line; Pitsburg and Cincinnati Railroad via Nc
Connelsvlle These comprehend about 600 miles, and
will swell the aggre gate to 800 miles. From review
Of the receipts of these roads for 1852 it appears
l. That the aggregate cost of the roads is $50 7S7
@ That the net receipts 81 per cent the entire
cost.
s. That the net receipts about so per cent of the
gross receipts.
The present aggregate market value of the stocks of
these roads is SIS 000 This shows market depre
citation of and at that the rate Of interest
paid by the net receipts is on per cent
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



There was very active stock market this morning
ne bulls and bears have at last succeeded In getting up
little excitement and extensive movement IN one Oh
The leading fanee Cumbe land is f the favorite and
the bears begin so find the current setting against hem
1so strong There has been q great many purchases
within day or two past by the shorts tor deNery anu
large amount Of stock has been Withdrawn rum n'
market Erie Railroad has been quite active, put Win
very different result Reading Railroad and Nicaragua
Transit have been In demands but we nave no particular
change 10 report in market value. At the first board to-
a.v nlinoi, Central bonds advanced per cent Nicara
vua Transit Nj Cumberland Coal, x. Erie Railroad de-
aimed y per cent Harlem, The advance and activity
An Cumberland have become more permanent than Was
generally anticipated The contest going on between the
awe great parties has assumed character importance
ntt dreamed Of and 1t becomes the shorts to be wary
and closely TO the result In the face Of the recent rapid
advance, sellers continue plenty and put out contracts
freely. There invariably two sides to every question;
and have heretofore given ideas Of the rise and
progress Of the movement going on and attributed the
cause OF the improvement in prices to successful
ner arranged bya clique of spectators, we give
statement which has been furnished by party pref
" well posted up about the companys affairs showing
the probable result OF the operations in mining and
transporting coal during the present season. We give it
to post all parties interested up thoroughly
possible that both buyers and sellers may act under
standngy. II there is ground work to initiate prices
upon and the imitation is likely to be permanent, the
bears want to know it; and If the stock is good pur
shase at present prices the public generally want to
know il and so concerned want to give
all fair chance either TO get into good thing to
get out and keep out of bad We give the
ed statement for just what is WORTH partial esti
mate believing the data to be good
Esr.nArEp NET EARNINGS OF THE CUMBERLAND Coal CON-
PASY, 1854
cid at baltimore, previous to increase In price
OF coal 81, 600 tons, the actual profit on which
Estimated profit TO the company, in transporting
twothirds of the above quantity ........ $50 900
$685.
Since the present increase in price, the company
have sold at Baltimore and Alexandria, 1000
tons, at profit Of ....................... 1o,o5o
Estimated profit 10 the company In transporting
two thirds Of that quantity ............... 1880
$269, s41
200, 600 tons, estimated product for the balance
Of the year, sold at present prices, will yield
Prohs VI 49,. oS~,oVo
thiros Observation-Disclosures s7, 900
Total. ss7s, oA
10 all contingencies deduct % cents per
ton 900 900 tons ....................... $4,000
$so3,s4l
Interest on bonds 1851, 900 at per cent s32, go
Dividend ON capital 80 COG, 900 At 10 do. 100000
- 532 900
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Surplus January, 1855. 49,.

Aooo'
The company owns 2s22 shares of its stock, the
par value Of which 1882 220 which, of course cannot
parc pate in the profits The above estimate is believed
10 BE- correct 900 tons have already been sold and
the company expect to get out 800 900 tons ii they get
out only 200 900 TONS 900 tons more than Is now
sold, the result is only less the surplus.
hmust be admitted that this very favorable exhibit,
realized win be most extraordinary II very easy to
put paper and to show results that would make
bear stand aghast but it is another thing to show the
reality. We have TO doubt the accuracy of the
above calculation and trust every item will be largely
exceeded. We informed that eighteen thousand
shares the of the Cumberland Company held
by original subscribers and that purchases recently made
have been Of of largest and shrswd
lat capitalists. This shows their confidence but have
known shrewdist capitalists often mistaken
that their opinion would not have much weight with
These capitalists, generally, come at low stage
Of prices and sell out at moderate advance. Small
buyers the best and any stock widely distributed is
In strong position In Of the movements going
IN Cumberland it would BE wise for the bears to work
out 1t at the earliest possible They have,
fear rnered themselves and the first loss viii be found
the best We shall look INTO this matter deeper, and
anslyze it more closely.
AT the adjournment OF the Board the following sales
Of stocks made at auction BY Simeon Draper
800 csnandaisua and Niagara Fails RR rs.
sec Great Western Railroad lO's, Qh) ........96
100 shares City of Cairo stock, lll) .........3oh
The warrants entered the books of the Treasury De-
par,ment, at Washington, Wednesday, the oath Of
May, were
For the redemption of stocks STA, $3.50 81
For the payment of other Treasury debts IL IT'S 80
FOR the customs 25 asa o4
Covered into the Treasury from customs. 6C5l 81
Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous
sources Observation-Disclosures. 80, 4oi Sc
For the Navy Departm t................ 5000 %
For repayiDg for the Navy Department. 4olI -
For the Interior Department. ............ 1922 II
Ths annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for oonsump
on, for wsrehousing, and also the Withdrawals from
warehouse during the week ending and including Thurs
day, May rs, 1854 =
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R0ARDING "A GENTLEMAN AMI HIS WIFE on
- two gentlemen obtsia Furnished room snd bea
room. floor In house with ali abe mciern i'm
povements, wh~re there few boarders Ennsr ~ 81
Iifth and Sixth aysnuess
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puLLIxERY AND DREssAIAKING.

7 ADIEs, STRAW HArs:-JusT HscEIyEp BY rHR
sutscriher Hfy Of Legkorp Dunstabe, Florsn al
sr and vhoe fancy french braid lace and oth
ladies and all Of which In ef
the he Offers considerably less
ths usual prices. Beautifully fne nusst.blss ~ sI1
~ 10 GEO BULPlN. ISL arosdv ~.
MADAME rAUgE PUPIL CT N1DAME aOGEm
IN Dressmsker Of the Empress Of france, Louis -
grsnd Paris Madame rsure has ssrrsseondsnt In PAr<
receives selected patterns Of fashions eyeY
steamer. n Lsp~asxd styssA ns1 bypAdwAy
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R0ARpING.-vERY DESIRABLE ROOMS CAN NOW
II he aimed In Srst class boarding house $50 Madison
syerue The house reples With enhance fur
nshcd and for those
Who rs Se,s. 70 remain e the city dusinE the snmmsr
s Wall street stages pass the door, and other hae arc N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

MOVING MACHINEs.-KETCHUMS IMPROVED
w moving machines together with general assortment
Of rcuturs i'm Elements bone dust super phos-
phAte Of lime Poudrstte &c. for sale By JOHN AO0REs
front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

1,o THE PUBLIC sHANs ON NO. AS HUDSON
street wishes 70 IN crm his friends and the public In
general tha he sill introduce splendid assortment And
graf variety ofths style Of hats Saturday MAE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

TBr BEST HAIR DYE.-BALLARps NEW AND
Greatly improved instantaneous dye axces All other
In apralty and OF color. BARRIERS hair dress
ers and wish the comp etc and perfect hair
Ave ever and BESIDES the cheapest 70 uso will ind
Ls lust the desired article Once sJ5 Broadway up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

pOARiING:-A SMALL FAMILY, OCCUPYING A
ID pleasant house In Br ,oslyn. walk
Hamilton avenue ferry and where other bosrders
viii be sten would let 70 mother and daughter
Eentemsn A. bis wife the front and adjoining bed
room tn the second story unfuruished with the
addtnnai room " required This opportunity offers to
suitable parsons all the requisites Of home with parties Of
Pest Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

HOUSE WARNING AND vENTILATING WARE
n rooms, No. 400 Broadvay-we invite the attention
Of builders and the public generally TO splendid
Of house warming vsntiating and cooking
paratus comprising several new patterns Of furnAceS
&C., hi durability, and ehcfency.
We prepared 70 and ventate In superior man
all classes public and private buildings, the
most reasonable terms complete ASSORTMENT Of every
sale and retail. RIPPOWAk COMPANY,
GEO L CANNON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

Iron railing without rivsts warranted tHaAsynvs
per running cheaper than the rvst rang asss
ssS Ire. Rali,s Company make and PIT up 9essysry
variety and style the above Brackets doo4 sAd WINDOW
guards and al articles the smith, building foundry
line furnished ~ the pioes Specimens
east Of Broadway Foundry foot Of fsrtyslxtA sxssA
North riyer
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INSURANCE..


sToR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO 81 CHAT
IN ham, Of Duane street AT election held
the l2th inst the following named gentlemen duly
elected Directors for the ensuing year viz.
VIM T. Pinckney, Joseph Q. Appleby Benjamin Merriam,
John A. Bunting, WIN. q. Arthur. John horeau
Elias q. Irakc, FrapcisW 0gsbury, Abram Duryce.
Peter D. Collins li,sha Brooks. Nash MosemAn,
Daniel T. Willets John Leveridge, VIM A Brown,
Elijah Hou ghton John Durham. Thos. williams Jr,
Vim. L. Conkn, Etenezcr II. Brown George II. Franklin
Peter h. Titus, Geo b. Wbitteld, Benjamin w, Clapp,
Audrey Brady, Egber' scpdds,, william Close,
And NJ . subsequent meeting Of Directors William
Pirokbey elected President Of
Company for the yesr.--New York, April u 1854
R0BT. ID. HART, Secretary.
HAMILTON FIRE INsURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE
IL No Tryon conner Chatham street, nsures on
Dwellings,, stores, mcrcdAn dise, 20. =
J. c. WrSASs, Secretary.
SPORTING, SO.
COR sArr-A VERY FINE Full FLOODED NEW:
foundland dog. only old, very intelgens aud
Of superior beauty Address W. c. H., Herald onhce.
DEcSTTA-BrsT THREE IN TIvE-i.qE STEAM
IL tug spring Chicken. Captain John Shakeba q Will sa
The ttesmsus Ugly Nus csptaa vtoh Pecler for s2l
aside starting - the shad 70 CO the North rvcr arouad
Conc Island and back on saturday Nay ~ IL sthe
p.-Fsi,y boats viii please hsep "a. 81 the way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

TOR SALE WITH IMMEDIATE POsSEssIoN-rHE
house and let No % wess T~en.y:nin.h street be,
Broadway and Sixth IL Is in good order and
contains all the modern improvements Prioe Sill 0o
D. SHEPHERD, No. Trisity buildhgs first floor
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY
FOR SALE.

@70 mn TEN LOTS OF GROUND RETWEEN
sixth and Seventh avenues on Sixty-arst
And siatysscond streets will be sold lo~. Apply
NJ l. SHELDON, 50 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

TOR SALE-THE SPLENDID AND WALL ESrAB-
lished rhenx House 60 LispenArd street. fcw doors
from Bros dway and Canal location
retired drin king saloon In this city The whole house we'll
furnished and does rushing business Bar nsids song
stress employ ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

CooA WATER AND sARsAPARI' LA. OF THE BEST
- quality supplied 10 d.aers 20 rents doren. Com
mission others would do well TO call fs6 Mercer
street, rear building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

TATE RRID's PANNUs coRRIUn BOOT AND SHOE
store for tender feet 4S9 Broadway corner Of Broome
street. New YorkA Arge stock Of boots shoes and ga
tiers always great variety and 70
the shrtst office for ladies' temen, MISSES ana enii-
drep wholesale retail At the lowest cash prices fAr-
tcular attention 10 requesed to the pannrs eorrum OF
leather cloth boots shoes for those WIZ corn
tpnios or ten the feet. It's quAtties sum
meY boets or surpas thing ever got In thu
comfort keeps The tess perfectly coel
and at tho suscepthe Of the nnss, poh Tor
than any french es,issin with one.
40 rosdway where the material be fur
nishsd in Titles suit purchaser le9Broadway cor
n..osu xlr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

NoRCsoss ROTARY FLAMING Machine. THE
IN supreme Court Of the United States ~ the term Of
s lsA having decided that the patent granted 70
pasing aehine for pAnng boards and plank 10 an in
frnsensnt Of the Woods ORTIZ patent rights to @.
Nercrcsss patented nAehne be purchased appcA-
ton ts n. o. NORCRoss, No. 2s broadway, New York.
The printed report of the with the opinion Of The
Court. be had Of Mr.. Noroross.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

TOR SALE OR TO LET-A FACTORY NEAR JERSEY
City the Now York Bay. Said factory consists Of
two large sui!dnss cellar pier and several acres Of
cellar 1856 by 5 feet and the second stone bull
50 by Is feet For further particulars address j. c. box
34c2 Ne York Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

II materials drugs 30; fne pumbaeo bromine, gallica
acste and pyrogc auerie aeids distilled quicksilver,
cyanide salts gold iodine and hyposulph Srds
low arsenic &c Zrs oxide uranium and 90
bat blue; oils OF wormSeed NORWOOD bcrgA-
mot Cloves carawsy and valersn pink root Aexsndrx
SIENNA, lac sulphur tmus, hs blue, milk, German
ssssSss Of eognac &C. 10. For sale by Dr. L. rkUCHT-
WAkGER l4l Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

EoR sALE-GOoDwILL, LEASE, AND FIXTURES OF
coalyard Of Columbia and Amty Streets Brook
lyn. Apply TO w. II. SANDS on tho pre- misses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

greR sA LIE OR TO LyT.-A MODERN THREE STORY
brick house in pleasant part Of the city. Apply 10
A. 8. LEVY, 10 W all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

LHOR SALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED DAGUKRRE AN
gallery Of II. HARRIS. OF Grasd street and
Rowsry Sold account Of the i'll heathof the proprie
tor. Cheap for cash.
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CANARIEs, MULES BLACK BIRDS, rHRUsHIs,
from Ireland the Odd of May be SOLD out cheap
10 leaving the city. Inquire ofALLICK SrHEPHHN-
SON $50 Water street. N. B.-The best assortment
male Dir de in the city.
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BOARD IN THE couSrRY-A SINGLE GENTLs
ID man can have comfortable apartments In private
ary residing IL miles from town within eight minutes
ak q rairos Tho house 10 deghtfuy situated
inence with view Of tbe East and North
liver scenery Address A. T.. box 4l6 Poet Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

CPECTACLEs GOOD AND CHEAP, ACCURATELY
- adjusted to vision and exchanged free not satisao-
tory ~ Proes.or FRANKS Optioian by diploma tho
New York Eye Hoepits and sele maker TO tho Eye
nfrmary, No. Park opposite the Astor House, aud
at 80 Bow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

H0RsLs FOR sALB-THR SUBSCRIBER HAs A
IL very fine pair Of carriage horses for sale. They
we'll ma ched beautiful brown with natur tas thcse
horses warranted perfectly sound aud knd With
tricks in or out 81 stable They ssvent hand
years dig and no ossr and ane trsvsiier The ps- =
ttsm 500 Fer further information inquire ~ FRED
kI,K KIRKLAND n Park place, New fo'k. or "a tae
subscriber. 1T haoison Morris county. Now Jersey
livery STABLE FOR SALE FOR SALE. rae UN
~ ared term Of 1eass of the lar commodeus and
extensive stables known as the Excelsior stables Nos So
So co ard ~ West third street. door east o.
Sixth avenue Possession he gtvea Immediately For
particulars apply TO MARTIN PHiLBIk, on the premises
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DOR Saba FIRST CLASS NASrFAcruRING
lv.ies, o loested II ts city, NV payi a. income
II applied for this day. Apry
HARRISON wErzEL. Is Ceda. street
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EoR SALE-A NEW TWO STORY GOTHIC RESI-.
dense sixteen miles from York ten minutes walh
rom the railroad and hour from the city ns
In day each The house contains eleven rooms pleu.
" Of closets two csllars two wings piazza In front
pets with every convenience; large and carriage
house, Ice house filed wash house fowl houses
house fsh posd running stream Of water situation delight
Jul ridge Of high land salt flowing the rear
contains four acres cf land der cuvstan oh Dice
hut and forest trees house surrounded with hrubs
can remain on bond and mortgage. For particulars Ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

lNOR SALE OR TO LHr-THRRH STORY AND BAsE
Z ment brick houses in 1hsy third street, between
Second and Third and bath hot and
add water moSern imyrovensats tsrms Apply 70
D. ROBINS. 70 Sixth sSresA
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street and Eighth avenue; street graded. and in the
mid st of part Of the purchase
remain ON bond and mortgage. Apply TO J. 0sHkE 80
Rurling gp, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

DEsKs, DESKS, DEsKs.-DoUBL1 AVID SINGLE
every variety from IS 500; once chairs stools
&c. to S5 pigeon hole from % holes ONCE tables,
from to 10 fee At the once furniture store, %
street. Desks for banks and ofbces made TO order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

TOR sALE-A HOTEL, JUNCTION OF EIGHTH
avenue and Broadwsy three srosesy stores two hard
stores three saloons in Broadway aud Elm
street; building lots at Unonport, Westehsser
county iron foundry at Harlem, immediately upon Har
two millinery stores Apply At lf2 Nassau street
No. R. L. PUROY 4 co.
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BOARD IN JERSEY CITY.-A PRIVATE FAMILY
ID occupying first class modern built house. with
convenience situated sboutt minutes walk from the fer
ry, would let with board 20 gentleman and wife sui Of
meoated References exchanged. Address B. x Herald
free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

TOR SALE ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, FORMER
cite Of Coonnade row lots each Is by 100 They
are within two mnnte. val q uiton terry commanding
surerh view OF the bay hsh0s and staten Island aud
overlooking the cities o. Sow York Jersey city ana large
portion Of Brcoilyn situation pcro lily healthy aud
ycnent y the ninsss part % tie Of New York The
shove vii b sold ssSton Tuesdas Mayo by James
Cole son A. the Mercf ants Exchan All the chase
money bot 500 per Ice rcmsn on bond And mortgage.