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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

lie Profocole de Tienne-Ses causes ct ses eets pro-
bobtes-La 7otte alice dams Ia Baitique ct Ia Mer
Noi,e-Antagonism du Prince Napoleon et de
FAmbassaGeur angiais d Constantinople, ct rem
placement de M. Baraguay.d' Hiiiies-Rsorgani.
safion de rArmee de Parfs-Ajournemen de la
Session du Corps Hgisldfif--La grossesse de rim
ptros'ice dtmenfic- Ntutrnix politque de Ia Refine
Maris-Amshe-M de Saipandy Sc raHie-La
Princesse de Bsau6remont Observation-Disclosures,
-Beaur Arts-Dermi1rss noureHes.
L'aspect de Ia situation exterieure est devenue in.
contestabIement plus favorable aux puissances occ
dentales lie nouveau protocole de vienne qui relic
les deux traites austroprussien ct anglofrancais,
fait prefer pour lie moment la France ct rAngle-
terre, simon IN concours actif, an moins un appui
moral par Ia Prusse ct rAutriche. A quel motif
peut-on attnbuer cette contradiction apparente dcs
deux grandes Cours Germsniques avec les principles
qui paraissent les enchainer la cause de La Rus
sic D.. II y en- apusieurs-L'a Aggression du Gar est
tellement IN acte de VOL quill nest plus permits de
sly associer-d'autant quill ma pas etc soutenu avec
lenergie ct Ia promptitude du succes lie brigan-
dage audacieux qui detrousse instantanement une
caravanc, rusurpation qui escamote lestement
une couronne, ont des chances dimpunite dams
une reussite qui ne laissc pas victimes ct aux
temoins lie temps de &c reconnaitre hais Ia fiou.
terie qui se debat Iongtemps les mains dams Ia
pochc init tot on tard par amener Intervention du
gendarme /: 10 gendarme, c'est lie sens moral euro
peen.
PERMITS de croire que pAutriche ct Ia Prusse
eussent agi autrement 81 lie Gar await ete plus heu
reux ct await tout dabord frappe des coups plus d.
cisih. Pour le moment Giles sont genees par cette
occupation prolongee des provinces Danubennes,
saqnkt<ss par les scel1ents insQrysetiVppsls qul
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AID TO THE SULTAN FROM THE REy OF
TUN1S.
The Bey Of Tunis bas come 10 the detsrminstioa Il
sending ad this suitan In Tia shape II 10000 tafAa
try, IN saysky nd tya batteSm = ASti,psy. uadG -
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echouait PAcademie des Inscriptions ct bellies
lettres contrc M. Longperier-bfen quill Sc tut
prealablement defsit par vote d'intimidation dun
concurrent, Mr. Egger, professeur qni depend de
50 nomination.
L'Empereur vent aller habiter l'EIysee, residence
quill Anne beaucoup, ct sest fort rrte des rstards
qu'on apporto Reinforcement des travaux. L'Impe.
ratrice % donne toujours l'Empereur lespoir dau
Gun heriter.
LEmpereur, suivant 50 double politaue, sc rejouit
de lappui de fAutrichc avcc les conservateurs, ct
n'enllve pas tout espoir dependant aux grandes
liabilities italennes refugi6es lei, quaint lindepen
dance de lapeninsule. En- attendant on sevit beau
coup contre les REFUGEES obscurs, specalement ceux
qui ecrivent dams les journaux etrangers.
La refine Marie Amelie va revenir de Genes par
TAllemagne, ct ne vera nj lie comte de Chamb0rd
nj la duchesse d'Orleans, nadhGrant ainsi nj h la
fusion nj an contraire. On affirme que M. de Sal
travaille Ia fusion, demande une audience a
PEmpereur, ct veut 6tre senateur.
La princesse de Baufremont est retrouvee; ellie
etait dams nm convent don ellie intente un process
en- separation son mari.
Ricn dams la sphere drnmatique ct litteraire de
remarquable-si non un petit fait caracteristique.
On await fat une piece a un petit theatre sur Ia
liberation du puisater Giraud Lyon ellie se termi-
matt reinforcement, mais an moment de Ia jouer on
apprend quon lui coupe Ia jamie ct quil sc meurt.
On hesite 81 on changera 10 dsnoument GU 81 on
DERNIEREs NouvELLEs.
lie bruit court de Ia prise defntive de Silistrie.
In date du 10 Odessa navait point ete de nouveau
bombartlee.
On m'afIlrmc que rAutricbe veut, dams lie coufit.
gagner de setsblir sur Ia Mer Noire. File aurait
ete surtont determinee son attitude occidentale
par lie deeir d'assurer ga pre-emincncc sur PAle-
magne paide de Ia France ct de rAngleterre
L'entente est plus cue jamais rttablic entire les
Tuilerics ct lEspagne on Pon fav0rse un coup
dEtat on lattend de jour en- jour au depart du roi
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VALUABLE WESTERN BRANCH LAND FOB GALL

VALUABLE WESTERN BRANCH LAND FOB GALE
In Norfolk county, Va.-PursuAnt TO . decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Norfolk county pronounced In the
suits of Cats Guardian agrpst Gait and AL and Lynes'
Guardian Gait and al viii be sold at public auction,
before the Court house door Of Norfolk county The
2sth day Of ptembar that being the first day OF
the Circuit Court three tracks OF land situated the
Western Branch IN said county Adjoining each other.
The three tracts united contain $50 acres bounded By
the lands of Josiah Eliitt ADD others, tho Westefu
Branch and o small creek on the eastern boundary.
One third OF the land 10 well set with pine wood suit
able for steamboat purposes not than three
of . mile from the landing the Western Branch,
whore any vessel drawing twelve feet water load and
proceed to Elizabeth river, which II three miles or
Tho texture Of the sol s particularly adapted to the
growth Of all the vegetables grown In
this neghborhood being high and light requiring little
or no di:chiDg The water space Of the landing large
and particularly adapted TO ths planting Of oysters,
which business Ia done largely and to great advantage
the branch This land is the Portsmouth side Of thu
branch ave miles distant FROM said place, and has
it small house, which with little reform viii make
comfortable rcsiJence for small family Such OPP
porunty ID seldom offered persons DESTROYS Of coins
III the wood and trucking business The terms q the
sale win be-so much o. the purchase money - win
defray the expenses Of the sut win b required II cash.
and the balance credit Of six and nine months to
interest from the day Of SALE with approved bond and
security and hen the land Persons wishing to View
the land previous the day Of SALE win call Jas.
Nurdaugh, In Portsmouth, (who has plot Of the andI
OF the subscriber, in Norfolk.
DICKIE GAIT, Commissioner.
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KIPREsa AOENCXEe.


n. HNKlEY B co.'s AR1NWAIL AND PANA
AZ ma ExprsM. -Eresht for AsPtnwal, NJ g., wiu
delivered In Aspinwall or rsshippsd that port ct
shaTgs Of - cents per foot parcels taken ct proroe
tionste charge Freight for panana usual paeAssss
for transt) not requiring immediate dispatch Acrc~a
the Isthus win b. taken 1t Is esnts per pound fron
New Yos&. JOHN W. CARxnNGTON, agent, 20 Bread.
way, soasx Panama railroad ONCE.
(tALTORNA EXPRESS BY THE UNITED STATES
~ and Pacific Nail Line via Panama, exclnsiysly -
A " HINKlEY CO. win despatch their noxt freight
and parcel express for Aspn1ai Panama and San Fran
CISCO Nv tbsU mail steamer George Law on Tuesday
eepember 6, In charge ef W. D. Blair regular through
messenger. Freight must be put up in water proof
packages not exceeding 100 lbs weight or L cubic feot
in bulk. JOHN w. uARAiNGrON, Agent, 70 Brosdway
N. B-Lotters, &C., (Which Will enci,ae In govern.
ncnt cnyolopes) received at 7s Broadway or at or
baggage Office the wharf on selling DAY mn In tina
hour OF departure Hinolcy Co g isthnius barssss
Fsprasa--Passon2er5 baggage win be roooived ana
checked ut the baggage tho wharf foot of war
rem street. ON tho dey before and day Of sAiia9 Ta.&
ait freight pre-pAyabls here
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DAIRY FARM, OR MARKET GARDEN, IN VIRGINIA,
IL for sale.-Win DO sold the 18th day Of Septem-
Der, at the Court House, Chat being court eay If not
reside containing over l65 of land and half
miles from Portsmouth, the main road leading TO
Deep Creek, With the crops and stock, or portion
thereof There il comfortsb Bile dwelling house. with
Kitchens barn. and all necessary outhouses Sixty ave
seventy acres cleared the remainte well set in
wood From it's location and adaptation to the growth
Of clover 70 part Of which is now in clover it could DO
made one Of the best dairy farms In this section of the
country Also the land and houses at the fork of the
from the above only by the road It is deemed unneces
sary to give further description Of the above pr opery
for themselves. win take pleasure in showing the
promises to parsons disposed to purchase TERMS which
viii BE- accommodating will be made known the day
Of sale Letters addressed the subscriber 1t Ports
mouth, Va, postpaid, will receive prompt attention:
ISAAC ROSE.
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EXCURSION0.

INCLUSION 10 COMFY ISr.AND.-Tm NEW AN1
III splendid steamer NOgWALK, Captain A. Hitch
cock, win make three excursions daily 10 Coney Island,
f6nows-LAaye New York. foot Of Spring street. sk
A. NJ and / and lP. NJ toney Island ct IL A. n, and
r., landing ct Fort Hamilton each way. fAre -
Fort Hamilton Coney Island and back 70 New Yeks
Is cents. No half price for children. s9 ~
INCLUSION 70 TIE FISHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL LAURA KNAPP, Captain Anderson, win make . trip
every day In the week Sundays excepted, leaving Amos
street, At X O'Clock; Spring eet Ut TX PsOh alp,
ct g. Broome street, Eas river, SA Pier ., North riysr
1t 9O'clock.
ExCURSON STEAMER -TrE ELEGANT, FAST, NEW
TO the May Queen has still days during the mona
Of September open 10 military and civic excursions ana
picnic parties For particulars apply J. NJ Hopper 8
1essrs. W. Knapp's 2on Washington strest cornss
Of Murray street, between 10 A n and 2P. n.
TxURNONs DOWN TIE BAY 10 DEcpOOrs
II Mansion house, Keyport, n. J. The splsndt1
steamers Keyport and John Hart Leave the foot a Mur-
ray street every day, ct az AN and 4 Pm. TAro -
cents each way. Sundays excepted.
rUNDAY EXCURSION 10 THE RIAD OF THE sOUpn.
~ touching ct Collage Point WhiUstone New Rochens
and Glen Cove. The new and splendid steamer GEORGE
Law, Captain Albert H. shAw, win maAe IN excursisn
every Sunday during thu summer to the above pacse
leaving Tutcn market slip At sx; Delaney yset 81 6
Twsith street At oA Twenty eighth street. At 9x A. <.
lsge Point 12kcsnts Whitsstops, Is esnts: New Re-
helle, rs cents; Glen Cove, Is cents, each way -
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NEW YORK coUN SUPREME COURT.-rsAArs
~ Emmons and Mary bis. Eife against john Emmona
Moore Frederick s. Pelton and Catharne Ann his wife,
and Mary Ward and Jane Ward, infants; James G. No.
Gregor and Rosanna his wife, Francis Emmons and Co
tharin his wife, Israel a. Cr0m sel and Eliza his wife,
and william Cromwell and Jane hia wife. Summons for
relief; lCom not served 10 the above defsndants,
moned and required to the complaint in this ac
uop which VIII be filed In the Office Of tho Clerk Of the
city and county Of New York, at the City Hail. in the
city OF New York. and to copy of your ans yer to
the said complaint the at his oce No I2
Beekman street, in the city Of New York within twenty
days after the service Of this yoa exclus
Of the day Of such services you TO ans yer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid tho plaintiffs
manded the eomphp Z Dated %ur Sr ns relief de-
TIMOTHY ?. BURGER, PlaintsGs' Attorney,
10 Bsskman street
the Clerk OF the city and county of New York. In the
City nan Of said city, he goth day Of July, 1854.
TIdoTHY 7. BURGER, Plaintiffs attorney
CUPREME COURT, = IN TIE NATTER OF THE
taking Of lands for Rsw EessEx9 bot ssan salty
snuss in tho s Of s sssss Scla *: r. ali owners
gsgees, lessses occupants ard other persons, IN any
manner, by Judgment, decre otherwise, entitled unto
toned or any part thereof hereby gwen has
Appraisal In the above cd ooeeding, At their ocs,
No. 293 Broadway third story front room, at 10 O'Clock
4. H., on any day Sundays exeeps on or prior TO tbs
list day Of October next to produce the evden
OF your tue or interest ihecn IN ocars Nheroot sa1
in tho persons entitled inte Gated Aforesaid
shall not DO ascertaned by b. known to tho said Com
mssioacrs or be fully known, the same viz DO reported
TO the Supreme Court as belonging to Unknown
IT being the desire to o1nsamte this great ioprpye.
men and to present the report ut the earliest day COM
kisent With proper examination and due resara 10 the
iights and interests Affected it is earnestly roqu,so
hat sn parties note and comply with tho preceding
notice az NO other or further notice win be issued
4 Dated New York, september |, 1854.
s sRSsHn { .S sssG Commissioners.
.st DANIEL, DODGE,
R0sERr J. D,ILoN, Counsel to the Corporation. r
An papers published In the city of New York
are requested 70 publish the preceding notice until the
2lst day Of October ne1t, In each week. and TO-
send their bills with aidavlts Of publication, 70 the
ONCE Of the Counsel to the Corporation 60 b paid
the final TAXATION Of tho proceedings 1850 "
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mILNERY AND DREssMAKING.

Il AIDES DRESS CAPS MRS SHAW, (LATE AlsS
IL Daly) ID now showing hrge ard beautiful assort-
Of and soft caps besdcresses &C. Merchants
and mineTs respectfully invited to call and examine
at 466 Broadway, two doors above Grand street.
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TVARM FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
I perty-eonsisting Of 1914 acres situated in Hara
toga county, about twelve miles from the springs by
plank road and fifteen miles from the Eric canal or
Amsterdam. The Saratoga and sAchetts Harbor Railroad
now building, viii run through OF near the land The
land ID of good quality about two THU cleared and the
balance heavily mbsred with beach, BIRCH maple, black
walnut spruce, hsmlock, &c- There good streams
running through It, with water power, gristmil
dwellings, In different locatons with suitable barns and
outhouses It will be sold toseiher or In separate par
Pine street. corner OF Broadway ander the Metropolitan
Bank + E4.
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j mansion known Deer Psrk, or Ne Abbey hcssis
{oats ON the Btoouningias road and ksyenh avenue,
between l0lst and lO2d streets, New York The house
IL repete with every convsaisncs, large space Of
ground attached, with garden, containing choice
lowers grape vines &c outhousss, stables sbeds o.
The premises highly eligible for drst class bot<
boarding house, seminary or private aASlum. WIN be
let most favorable tss TO good tenant Inquire Of
l. w. HyMlN, No. Cosntiss SIP 4 q
TITO LET AND FOR sAIE-H0UsEs, LOIS AND
i farms In desirable locations. As do have many
cannot partculaSize except by calling writing TO the
once, Were every information DO obtained h. d.
GOODWIN, Clinton Hall, corner Eighth street dIAfsy
cite place
FVN0 RENr-TwO FIRST CLASS WINTER OR SUMNER,
Il brick and stone houses or the Heights a. New
Brighton 3 l., DELIGHTFULLY."- iituated, commanding An ex
ensye view OF the bay and surrounding country Inc
houses are repiee with every convenience OF water
works above and below dumb waiter speaking trurnpets
stables and eosch garden ground, private walks
ard aver ues vat hin five minutes xas OF New Brighton
Ferry and easy 10 Qua antine For further
parcurs elevation and view of houses, apply on the
premises or 70 OK. HAMILTON, "a Beaver street
rU,o RENT-JTE FRONT BASEMENT, TWO ROOMS ON
the second and two the third fogr OF No n
Woodruff street, Brooklyn. Rent with gas, SIT r
month.
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YTyO TAHORs-A GOOD CUSTOM STORE, WIFE
II lease, stock and fixtures for sale. Address u. d
Herald Office.
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CTABiE FOR SALE II LARGE STABLE, % BY so
- feet II will stable about ten horses, may be al
tered to ed store being Of the best stands 10 the
for carriages 1t will be sold low as the owner "
leaving the city. Apply at 0s Fifth street, ON the pro
misses
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9 ADDLE HORSE FOE SALE A WHITE HORSE,
- fifteen hands high, stylish Kind and sound, viii DO
sold low Apply at 200 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

HiEs AND BOYS Cr,T1uNe IA wnnFsAIp Az
W. retaS ohoapsr .haH .yer ~ & yiHnE ~ ~ I.
p'ic~ sssses
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dor HAIE--A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE AND TWO
II Lots, 25x100 each. situated Union avenue, be.
tween and streets, Grsenpont on the above Is an
excellent well Of water with pump leading in thu house.
also an sxeellspt estsrn For particulars inquire Of
JONATHAN REAES, Warrington street, between and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

DO8RDlNG. TO LET, WITH BOARD, A LARGE AND
ID pleasant parlor second floor; also large upper
room, suitable for two gentlemen The house is plea
sanity located and has the convenience OF baths Apply
1t q North Moore street, near 81. Johns park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

ID CONS WITH STEAM POWER, TO IET-THREE
II rooms about 4ox3o each, with six horse power,
DuEsd in the brick building foot OF 1lSth street on
60 Harlem river. Apply at L. q. WATTS Edge Tool
kanafaetory, adjoining
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

nRUG STORE FOR SALE "A GOOD STAND FOR BU-
IL siness, and capable Of doing good trade, with
attention. Reasons for seling-the present Is
otherwise en- ployed. Enquire Of c. " Cicksner Co.,
druggists 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

HOUsE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR sALE--AN
IL elegant three story brown stone dwelling, in
Bsedatey. Rent 81, 600 per Price OF furniture
AGO. Said house has every modern convenience at
tacbed to il. Terms liberal Address Stone Dwelling,
hox I20, Herald Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

AJrELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOZ
N with gas marble manles and Closets to let to gem
tszsen in private family Fourth avenue,
allison square. Address Private Rooms box S39 Post
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DkKT OF GENTEEJ. HoUsFeTO LET IN sOUTa
x Brooklyn Rent low to small family Reference
nshanged Inquire second house west Of Courstreet
D0u1h side Of Iuquer street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

Tyo IET-TnE THIRD STORY OF BUILDING "a BECK
u man street, with windows front, and side, So
- deep win be let 70 two tenants. Also, basement Of
-. Il Spruce street, well calculated for press room
= + b tn immediate ncighborhood OF steam power The
ssa b 90 feet deep, Will gas inquire OF
JAMES CONN0R * SONS, 20 Bcekman street.
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s.-~.s., ,,..n .e..t-.s
.I.ps ..sse. lsr
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DOARD WANTED-ON BROOKLYN HFIGHTS FOR A
ID party three bedr ooms and psrlor. Address,
with particulars giving location &C., Charles, box o2s,
Post Ofnoe.
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ID BrAURANT TO LET OR LFASE-THE RIlSTAUR ANT
Ia under the Astor place Hotel lin complete order }
w be rented 10 suitable tenant together with the bar
bus ness Of the hotel at reasonable price Inquire ct
fAe sfhoe Also, nice front basement room Broad
way, suitable for physicians Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

EyyO LERrWlE UPPER Or LOWER PART or A GEN.
IL teel AsSse pleasantly situated, with every
nfAce gasx bath, sc Tor terms splly at Is Fat Fac
y1th stEsAfa-{e1t low 70 good teaant., !. ----- ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

TNOR SAI.E-TnE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
E brick house, with dwelling in the rear, and lease Of
known No. 90 West street, near Rector street. In the
city Of Now York. There is lucrative business attached
70 the place. All the above win be sold reasonable
pied for the IL compelled TO sacrifice on
account Of III health. Apply the PREMISE Above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

Igor SALE cHEAP--A FINE GRAY HORsF, SLY AND
H. half years old, kind in all harness. and under
the saddle with a long name and tail aad Warranted
perfectly sound; would make excellent family horse
inanfe OF 10 IN ArrRIDGE No 59l Fourth street, be-
tween A. NJ. and Z. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

DOARD WANTED-F0a A LADY, AT FARM
Id bopss, convenient 20 salt water bathing MT moro
than hours ride from the city by steamboat or cars;
terms noderste must be stated IN the Address
Mrs. NJ, Herald 6ioe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

CtTEhM ENGINES AND BOILERS-TO TRADE FOE
- wood land lots the city or building
materials Address, poet paid 10 J. L. 14aSEaat Twen-
fY.third street. near Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

TN0R SALE CHEAP--A PINE RooKAwAY CARRIAGE,
~ only two months in use, And made 70 order, of
the very best materials VIII be sold cheap as the
owner has for it. Inquire of JOHN AfralD&F,
sol Fourth street, between A. NJ. and l p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

WANIEn-By TWO YOUNG GERMAN GENTLE.
w ncn from Paris partner with sufficient capi.
.A - cstaei,sn an importing business Of fancy and dry
goods IN this city, Philsdelphia or Baltimore rhay
nave neen engraved In saia trade for ho Isl Zen years In
re,l ana arc thoroughy acquainted with every branch
o. irsncn and German manufactured. Addrsss III a O.
Herald ch'ee, stating amount OF capital and terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

TUousF TO LET-pART OF A HOUSE. Iu4NfSsku
m consisting Of two bassmeDts, tSo pariors ana .wv
leSns on tbhd door, in good neigne afhoga sloae
i-moy. ments Cali on the premises, 243 West iNen
xfr
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D0ARD WANTED - IN PRIVATE FAMILY IN
Id Brooklyn. A room. with breakfast and tea, aud
dinner on Sundays viii be required Terms must b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

Nj ATCHED HORSES FOR sAI.E--A PAIR OF DAPPIE
Nl grays flag tailed Is hands high, SIX years old, well
matched good travellers kim and warranted sound wn
suited for family To be at the Metropolitan
Staoles corner Of Prince and Crosby streets.
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE PETER Maxfg
IN heretofore OF the firm OF Decoppet * Co. has this
day formed copartncrship with Mr. Rudolph RanT flor
many years With the banking house OF Messrs T. Won
Hoffman oo,) under the firm of MARIE Il KaNZ at
% William street Their attention will be devoted TO the
purchase and sale commission of stocks bonds aud
foreign exchanges, and to tie Negotiation OF business
paper.
New York, acptember l. ls5I
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sy%0 LEF--A TWO STORY COTTAGE, HANDSOMELY
Il Anished, with three lots in garden, Eighty
eaSh street. enlent to stages and Rent $500
uer aanum. Possession 10th Of September. Apply to
SodN w. ANDREas, coal yard, SO Greenwich avenue.