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"A Barber Wanted.

phe5wsstlierfs growing rather warm it apI
pears in Edge6eld for lepgsh shair and whiskers,
Our friend of the Advertiser is authorized to
sny that an expert shaver and hair-dresser'
can find plenty Of work at his village.
Address 'BoB WHISPERS" or "CnAnLIE Mus
rAouE," Edgefield c. H.; no matter about the
postage.
Is there anything more to be made at hair
clipping than can be made by paper clipping,
brother Advertiserf If so, toe might beinduced
to invest. .'.--
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Local Statistics,

The following intercsting items of Statistical
information have been kindly communicated
by our worthy Tax Collector. lie anticipated
our wish, as we had thought of applying to
him for something of the kind, and he will
please consider us obliged.
Marriages in Abbcville District from Janua-
ry Ist 1853, to January 1st, 1854, 81 Births
during the same timetables 6e, Females lO7
-l7s; Deaths during the same time-Males
SO, Females 45-es. Births among the colored
Males 8zs, Females 355-70s; Deaths
Males 14s, Females 1870.
Taxable property in Abbeville District -
ss free persons of color; 19,4s1 slaves $415.-
100 -unrount OF sales; $42, 13O professional !;
$277, $50 town and village lots; $3.50 acres Of
bottom land; e,44o acres LIST quality upland
sl,787 I'd quality upland; 625,sso Sd quality.
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How to Stop the cars.

A vast amount Of injury, to railroad ,stains
and loss of life might boprevented were every.
body as earefurand heroic as the lady below
named. There are doubtless some who would
not care I" prevent any accident, however ter
rible, 80 long as their own flesh and bones are
out Of harm's way. Such ones could see no.
thing TO initiate in the following paragraph.
which we copy for those who under similar
circumstances would wish to act siniIa,iy.--
|Sueh deeds deserve record H * sis
SQne day last week Mfa. Horlttccn. Who "a.
sides about three miles west sofa Oswe9o. aa.v q
large pinsStree fall directly across the railroad
track. She Instantly laid down the babU
called her husband from his work. and !fbsnv
both RAM 70 the railroad 10 distance OF some
hundred yardS taking an axe with them. 8 Bi,t:
the tree was sound and not lesS than three
feet In diameter where IL crossed The track the
spot being at a.short euryat In The road. 1 and
ont Of view from any considsrab BE distance.-
The time osfor1 The tsS ain ito pass waas olose as
hard.s ProbablY &c The srggcsion a he wife
g women arc atways beat nt Saxpsdienta Mrs
Horton immediat4ly. tool oS his rad fianroi
drawesA tore them iii ;tE6SsSnd ran m: tba,I
r9Ad Mtth one leg, while hin ~ ran down WITH
sna othefss 1h g fsv hninltt he mali s,a ssen-
Gsr tssaa Sshsd 81 lhll spesd nSea III
Nsa BY Haft - az n ainx. ~ az
ftlcks Nayfne flis 111 ok I'd ilSnnaf drsE -
ssIs sss. @oli @ ssi stsl 81 sndl
bsis % 81 sslss Is 81 ss 81
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Salutatorv.

: In assuming the chair-editorial, so gracefully
vacated by our predecessor last week, it is of
course meet that we should exchange
isalutations with the patrons of tho Pres. and
indicate the general principles that will direct
our course
g Although We are not of those who seem to
regard the life Of an Editor less favored tban
TINT Of any other profession still we are aware
that attached to such position arc labors and
responsibilities that may well move the stout
est heart 70 trembling. And especially do we
Know that the chair of the printer editor is de-
VOID OF velvet eases Hence labor and care
will not come upon us unawares, and We shall
assurediy meet s sthe responsibility with stout
nearts, Il not with strong arms. The smiles of
providence, the eapprovnl Of friends, and a liy-
ing remuneration sfor our toll, are all the re.
wards we seek-all we hope to obtain.
- Our design in thsfuture conduct of the Prem.
VII be TO render issas acceptable a District
youtnai q any In tie State and to this end
twill Dc our general rule to eschew lengthy
discehrses; On foreign subjects, and keen ~
syemofe to. the passing present than 70 tba
prospective futurs Everything, contributing
eughs 70 the incrsaaipg fund OF general .inteli,
gensh within ,nts. D 45ss, ehalr md room in the
md is friends and patrons may look for
everything sHosthg of,record, in its pages
oHeppily for and happily for the peace
and quiet Of -thespeople of South Carolina no.
htaael elsontestsintb this State are rare in occnr- c
renes and stssasieut lin existence. Hence il
ooesnok 7scatily become ole of>the many
s u is. journalist here to uphold the:
sYse,asssypg tsnets of changing parties and
Ss ;teIs sfssablect to the .emharrassments of
.s,. s..sss wisngasag. In other States. in many
existeeeesof . newspaper
shsysss n their sup,,ort / At .;,., .ss
Nod pf.s bnfhA under ;ciroum,to. 100 III
teessSIne sentsthe most lucrative could s
sssss pAess it,s may, rsm.rt s,,ovsss. 49,
q q Z ~ if
Stss ssesss, sssS z .sek safn ri
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7B- tits rumored that the administration hos
sent down secret commissioner To- St 'Bo,nin-
go, :therepublioan end of the .island'of Hayti,
to sound the official of that country in regard
to annexation to the United States.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1854-06-03
Early. Cotton.

MR HARRrs, residing near Whitehall in this
District has shown US several stalks of cotton,
taken from his farm on the esth ult, ;whicli.i is
ahead any We have seen or heard Of the
present season. They are some ten or twelve
inches in height, and upon each staIk are sew
eral squares 1t was our surmise that these
plants had been grown upon some favored spot
Of his farm; but he informed us that it vaa
not so-the ield had not been manured in sev-
'erai years, and he contends the superior growth
Of his cotton is owing mainly to his manner of
culture,
SJtfANys AAhshssiIle sDi.ssiet eaz .pro.
.tiss IN ssya asiaiiissii;G;Si aiiisai;;Si
" 'Ds s6sss 81 q l ia Nj ;id
- sise him
sopy of tie PysssaddlS 8 ssGSIr slsskA Est,s
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Nollsss.

T>IE kindred, creditors aud ]iosa stAgs
Il concern will take notice tanfsa III
element Of the Estate Of Thomas g. NS SafSSpas =.
eeaaed will take place in the Ordiharya aiiiSsss
a. a. Aoeeyile Court House, on the twenty.iSpftF
Is expected that al demands wili9be rsSHa
upto .i: ~. JOHN SADIER: SSJSE Sj;ssss y. r.
+. May 24th 1884 :6t Z. 81 sMsss.ss
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The Eclipse.

True to arrangement the eclipse passed off
on Friday evening last There wns brisk de-
mand for smoked glasses, and we believe the
spectators generally were pretty we'll satisfied
with the performances on the occasion.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1854-06-03

TIE friends of the South, call upon DR.. J. w.
Hearst and Col X. VANCE to announce them
selves as candidates for the Legislature, at the
next election.
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More oandidates Wanted.

!, The snb3oined paragraph has been eominu
nieated for publication. We shalI be pleased
to- hear not only from Messra HEARsr and
Vance, but from any and all Others who may
be disposed to take the field:
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~ All letters on business connected with
this office should be addressed "IspxrrspEsr
Pass, Abbeyille @. Il, 8. c." and postpaid.
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Notice.

"A IL persona Indebted TO- the Hrmof J.
3 =; 2tsEs& Simpson, are urgenfly seqgestSd TS
sstsls fhsir accounts by The 18th u Jnns ;ne4ss
MAJ
" ss "a s MaAIiis79sR SSasyf
i=s ;.si.Ie o
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|Fjf1IsERKAs q 6 s
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rN Wanted, ,at tiIis OH &. az "a sesn
please everybody. Also ssa. forS inan,s N ho Dan
SO arrange the papar HAAS 10 allow every Inafrs !
advertisement to head the g
tB A Miss Pumpk 5 wss sss iatsiy
married to q Mr. Pye 4. 81
Here's a'shanee for little Pyesn tRS
Pumpkinfs good. s. 81 sss ss:ssSg8
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;The NIarkef

y ABBEvnIE, June s, s1S
c6rroS. Prices range f-oni toe cen
pound. ~ ..s: 80, 53s5 Il: ~ :,
-, -, CpLyMBIA, May 3i.'
The cotton market 10 reported dull md for,
interpretations are still the ruling ates, VICE
% to8 IL cts. ~. eser--5,sss
CHARLEsTos, May 20. a
The cotton market in active-sale Of the das
$50 bales prices7 to Q la.
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= I! S. sss,, ~--<.
% elaiassesi xills.uxescise When "a,

-s..sY pictatca .Sss5- -. -
ansnstionai ppliiicss tho complexion oftbe
!. 1essss5s Known tohSsS been Hitherto so,.b.rn
AND hsnperatic; andin these resnects 4 viii
ezpsflsnse no change, And wh;,s ,a ho,a W.,
ssssss M ayerse 2 e 4 spfoaigato aJrogation of
shs.sps gsages in our State polity We do not
.s sspestih9ns!y cling TO any simply because
synsys tie saastjoh of age, and we. do not
llsnsatst g declare pur desire for cautions con.
aatiKs setorn.s;sss '' ''n-
9TH our hretassn o1 tic press we shall un-
dertaksaa9ayst to R,lintain relations that will
and to ma. We NAV
y VET nseo1s a3 our. course, be decoyed
'ois troyersy; but we shall
e1dse keer, 5tfemembranc our m .ei,,sd
pts5szsaess Es dfhy point involving no Vi.
81 saseEes ar Principle rather than estranoe a
inssnperate welding Of tia Ola.
dnasos1as Pen shall adopt and maintain
k&g S2 onsn9 none but the offending. nd.
nsys tsaief that true independence
! Y. .aa4 10 language cannot BE- inoom.
psssas9ss irtsous and respectful baar;na
sssss pc. d6eessors con tiuued, ,nros.
= onEs ardent desire i. and hono.
q tass llDDg prospsroas u.afaI & s
asg ssssSq lby success III Brilliant. q 3 m
ss sdisorisl Seas. -. s;,s I 80. ]. So 8
Is sojousns ofs tWo years ID. Abbevills
ss,s ss hence zen q partial aequaintance wiiitk
asF lcs slon, Intelligence and .resources: ~ We
s.nnos ag zion her abundant sb,lit,eto reward
ssesia1sfs oSSaH her Journalists, and onlv -:
gast t1at bring 20 little sof ability to meat
- fsponEibil lities which an anticiuated -.
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ahs Asbraake BIN ha5 at hi Bsssss seS4iisd'
81 ths hcuss of z
81 ias Va ysps1ss to hons s. 4
zee sEssssat lsist ths svsss..sssp.
81
81 81 " g 81 .sEs = siss spslt
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Valuable sansas saIe

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

rasa Of recent date gives the following sstnats OF
the ood mach gsl and herring fisheries OF the Un.tsd
States compared with that Of o,hsr sozstlss
The number Il AMERICAN vsassls engaged In the busi
10 100; issn, IT'S; french. $50. The capital
Invested is-ADssiesn IS s2o,ol6; British IS 800 l75
Esrch, 81 2i5 0to; Nhs the value Of the assssl
.uets s;-Ans lean, - 0s, o30; British, - 600, eco
Frsnes, 81 s40c COO Il will Dc by tails that white
the eGsisl invested Ia the Bri ish posssssoas 4
about The sso in the Uasd Sta the value Of the
Annual produce Il more tnaa oousls We should have
guesssc 81 rtsult onstnng like this before ensreg
upon calculation Item By item, for the figures ASrss
with psrboosl observation for . ssriss OF yssrs 50
much for chea per colonial vessels much for boats In
stIst OF vessels much for proximity TO and
ship Of nshu grounds and the exclusive Of the
straits and the shore ana beat fisheries.
Us receipts At the on Of the Assistant Treasurer
this port, to-day, amounted 10 Sso,oSo psymsats,
slSs 07o 4o--bais oos, % lie, tSS 10.
Tbs New York Central Railroad % npAny has Invested
It's sinking fund in Its Indebtedness The amount
just invested soo and the price paid for the bOods
ninsty.two par cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17
Psrnnmhuca Markefs.

PxssAnBrup, Jan. IA Flow --5ales this month have
been 5t7 Bal nmore At AL Add leo Trieste ~ oo0
credit sales akin eye,ainf smily brands
NJ S3I 24i per Dbl Trieste Sssr As2a,
Copsn -four cATgoss have been sold LIST last, ct
prccs varying from Ie0s 20 II. 400 per oraH.
s,HArs very dear, costing on board ex freight and
Commission, white axe. so, brosn $40. a3ko-,
per ID.
HDr scarce, and sen At 90 los. o. b., OK freight
and missou
FueHr.--eOs. 10 Q,nasl for orders 70 port In ths
United kiB gdom
Exchange on London, asa. per 1000.
SAILS Of Ansrisan crscse at 1850, Tyson ~,
1le6o li1oo cAssis, 100; cloves, 100 .4so rs;
oSfp 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

Caampes CAriS sA.Kn F.o 10 At market 6ss cat
t aseut $50 sesves and IS stores xAkst B-st-ExtrA
psr cwt SIS hrss quality, 81 80; second do 50 rs 81
third DO 50 10; ordlsAry s. 10 . So Hless per oct.
50 ~ so rslov, IS 30 = 81 Pelts, 81 81 . o. so.
Calf skns III 10 i2i per II. BarrsIirs cattle IS rs
$50 10. Veal calves. 81 So O5"s and calves, sS =
ses az =. mats.t t-o scar old s25 ss2 thres year Old
sss AsTf sheep sod Lambs--i 80 At mArS.i; sa~it,
GOOD sAles very lir extra IS 90; by pt 50 IS
ssines uoats - p-cde, o. tflI fat hog~, bSo xad
bard corn .c CO, pr - IA drinsI 6. Tss nsikst j.
shcr
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


THuEspAY Feb. 1S-P n
The stick n.rks. was much better su',Aiusd in'n Ss
anteipA ed rss rapid sdraas of ths pa" n'J q W
was calculated In our spsloa to have pro'uo'o :
action, bat Il has aot yet sscpm' s'nN "'
Amt board 70 day some Of the fspsss and some OF
really rood at ak foil of considerably, oa' 'us
o,.r.ut inward aud The leading securities ~srs
-. e.. =, ,h, close Psna Railroad advanced =
n.r ..nt Iuu., Csntrsl Bonds = Illinois Privilege
Bonds l. Delaware asd Hudson y, Canton COMPANY y,
o. Yam !. CRYSTAL PAlass g. New York Central
R.,I,o.s = Long Island y, sixth Avenue Railroad "
rnsv,I,nd and rolsdo Railroad Is Michigan CsntrAl
Railroad declined \ per cent, RsAAiag Railroad u,
M,obir.n souhsrn Railroad II viii be that IL.
ascns has been oornssa 70 soms OF tho best stsaks
On the list bat this will DO satisfactorily explained
when 1t is known that these stocks have "a
vaacsd lately rapidly than others The rel bona
AIDE fasoiss have advanced gradually And they may
% for longer time sustAsed whAsvsr fluctuations may
take place. win not psrmansnty shec the general movs
ment towards an expAnson A slow, steady improve
uent would be stronger and healthier than any sudden
rapid innAtios and the diff oul.y rather delay which
has thus far bssn realised Is rather favorabls feature
Hhan otherwise Illinois bonds Of both oAssss were sold
10 some extsn. to-day as hLndsome advance New
York Central In demand ut the improvement
and sold freely Crystal Palace went up three per cent
but We are entirely ignorant OF the cause IL any real one
sxists This stool has In reality 20 little value mat
considered BY Spectators dear at any price 1t would b
despsrsts operation TO touch it At any point nth ire
hope o, it's adv .noins Tas sale 70 day Wal undoubtedly
what Ia eaIkd il the street wash, thrown ont as
sort OF bait TO catch green oaes.
The steamship kmsrioa, At BJsson frsm Liverpool
brings three days later intelligence from ell parts OF
Europe. We ind nothing In nlss eorrespon-
dsaeo either politically financially, or commercially
sHsht advance 10 cossols lie reported.
After the sdjounment of tbs board the following sailed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17
sSATw-rMON1.

asETRrnoyr MADE RAsY, Oh HOW TO WIN A
ia LSyss-Prcfesscr LAwton, Bsstsn, formerly Lon
vii sod " any address, onrsoctt Of dollar poss
Esd airscttSns a. enable ladies gentienen
eevesd Affections Of ~ many OF the opposite then
dste. The 70 simple but saptvaI
ar cat al sy be nsrrei Irrespective sI age AppcarAno
position and lAst though not least can Be arranret
18th suee And aeeacy tina. deseet,on possiSls
sSsres, Pfeissr Is~o1 Boston Hasa Nc ieters ssis,
no1 ttt Peat on se lklr1 tLe svs,ase is pssd-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

The superintendent of the Banking DEPARTMENT OF the
6tste OF New York has gren notice tat the circulating
notes Of the Merchants and Msshancs Bank so named,
bat located 1t Nor.h Granville, Washington osunty) viii
- redeemed in whole In part rs soon As the trust
funds hands OF the endeH b ooavers
Cd into mtBoy.
In anpwsr to N inquiry made by q committee Of the
ssnate Of New Jsrey as TO thu terms upon which the
Joint Companies camden and Amboy railroad and Dsa
ware and Raan cansl will surrender 10 the State the
works OF the companies, Commodore Stockton, behalf
II the companies, replies, in loas pspsr In which he
Gays that the Joint Companies will dis OF all their in
forest In the works to the State BY transferring TO II k
Tho stock of the companies at the rate st which the last
shsres Of stock have been sold In the market
The consists OF 80 900 shares OF which the State
now 2ooo leaving Is coo TO 10 bought, which At
sl45 per share, which about the market ras, would
amount TO 4o6oe eco; the debt due by the psnss,
which would naturally have to be assumed By toe State
Including subscriptions 70 Belvdsro Delaware Freehold
and Jsmssburg, and Femingtoa railroad oompaaiss,
would $50 ooo clearing interest per
cent excepting 81 oos eco, which is At ave per csnt)
this would make total OF 30 100 COO for which the Stat.
would become possessed OF al the works. sppurte
And franchises Of the railroad aad caaA Aad the later
the in tbs Bsvidrs Dsawa,s the Free
held and J.nesburg, and Pennington railroads.
TIE business Of the Providence And Worcester railroad
for the menhs ending January 80 shows the follow
Ing favorable results:-
Total receipt ................ 44s 0io 81
Receipts for ding tbs last ysAr. 80 zos e3
Increase Observation-Disclosures. 4,so4 90
Or more than twelve per cent.
o this increase, sLsss 81 was on passengers and
S30l4 81 ON freight.
Countsrfet S5's on the Webster Bank, Boston, have
been put in circulation. hey said BE- wall casa
atsd to deceive
There Is ao 81 sountsrfsts on tbs FArmers bank
Of Brio gsport, Com.
The receipts Of the Ntryioh and Worcester Railroad
Company during the month Of January In cash OK the
past tao years have been a follows -
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49,
The following tAbls viii shsv The amount OF oil ard

There we're hand In New Bedford and Nantucket 90
hs LIST Of January, 1854, 1850 bes spssn oil Is 40
eoh vhss, aod eco 900 Ibs Of bone TIE Glsao-s,-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

HLOAKS AND KANTILLAs-DAHAGBD By YIRI
" h0LfkKUx BRILL beEs 70 inform ths ladies that he
fthe velvet aud osh oioAks aud nantlss stI
left eighty damaged by ~ LATE hre In bis estsb
aad Ia erdr TO effect clearance Of the same.
an he has msde further reduction OF 81
cent Lseics wh9 bad opportunity Of making
selection specially ryied 70 bargains before IL
mhtle nust positively be cleared ont this
~ess 10 ranke room f,r the new spring fashiouh
koLYsEUX BALL. IS canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17
REMOvALa.

RkaOyAL-DR rHR BARON EPOLABOO, Ny
~ nhns physician, from London has removed fs9
20 frincs street 70 No. ~ Spring street., g. NishcAe
bsneinEs where he viii 90 happy " rsoeivs al ~
Ms prcfsssionAl ssyv1sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17
srAnoSs or TIA ITO TIE Us1rD srArn

During the Jsar 1868 the imporSons double what
they in S4S eny esh. years prs In ls4s
quAn imported less than half OF that OF 1858
tho annexed statsmsnt sive,s condensed account Of
the whale fisheries OF the Usilsd States. The average
voyages made BY sperm and right whals frsm ls4s to
1855 inclusive with ths qssutiy Of oil broughi hsms,
were 90 fonowu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

re CAPIrALIsIs.aroR SALE. UPWARDS or DO
front feet Of building lots being eatire half Of
th and half Aees In the pArl Of BAmsre
city, With improvements aow ell around aud beyond II
bounded west BY Ansorsse city map seat TO Herald
hssss.. By Al qath syush b, noman and
STREET, bebs tkrse and half fell squares formed BY III
vsr FEDERAL aIs lanvals s,rsess crossing IL I ErAss
ALI fenced aad rented psst eight 81 Sl9o
III and ttre2 fourth acres Sl Be GOLD In fes ~ IS 800
cash, balAn;e time Per cont interest," Growing
rspdly - Baltimore 10, maneJed will sss Thai
The above safe And good investment Address II. u.
MURRAY, Jarvis Bulldog, Baltn ore, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17
THE TELEGRAPH

NATIONAL TELI0RkPHIC LiNRS.-rukSB LINN
An fAvorsbly known throughout the the 10 Rs
Lance are low retult IN she most tubstantial maaAs
s and noss direct rouse and fs-Iss not hsfc
Cleveland Detroit, Chi,sgo, Kiw2ukie Cinsinnat Ls11
VILE 81 Louis sss phn New Orleans and ntsTnsdiat
places western and s>uthsrA merchants viii please 81
member hs eompAsI's edee u 81 . wa istessk Aiess
opposite the Custom House HnNJ. 7. HLY, 1aGn1W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

ITO PHYSICIANS FOR sALR, TIE GOOD WILL OF
satesnvs And lucrative country practice loksther
wish medienes efcs Gxtrrss library nssrr nens horse
chance for physan Wishing 70 enter ~ into
teIvs and paying practice wish ready bus
meas in plsssshty lecatst euntry che county ssA
Of about 80 nhsbtaAt, with NO opposition Tho whole
given fer selling Apply At s2 ssvelth avenue BE-
tween Thrtisth and II rsy. nrst streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

rO TlNshITHB, STOVE HEALkRs, AND HARDWARE
AsrchAaS-f For sale, very liberal tsrns house. lot
New iSIs City large huan.S h:, S:sn carried i. Ne
kind for several miles The WISHES 10 rere frsm bus
nss In Of III health. For particulars aquirs q
W. H. NlLl1k9 AS Water street, New York n. A-The
stand Il suitable for ~ stnsr businose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

WANTED lkhKDIArxLY-BY SHALL FAMILY T
suite Of rooms the second floor, neatly furnsheA
with board private family O. whore there few board
street. and between Second and Sixth avenues Unsxesy
enAbe refsrsnoes siven and required Address e. Hs
aid Cfhae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

CNANfep-IN A RFsPECTABLE rEIGaBoRHooD
w south Of Cass street two furEist roomp suitable
fr two fsmass and vr brother Intending hoard the
selves Ter 30 moderate AddresI INN edatay n
w. r., box 1l4l Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

HHIKNwIoH gTRRET PROPERTY TO LIasE-fHs
VI large three stsry brick SO Greenwich street,
near Duane street. Vi. hs !. ed = s.,a s..as. s ths
deep sns r make s1ssllsnt and vasAhls store Apply
Nh. .. SMITH, No. sNassau street, \. JACOr, No.
~ HsrrSon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

no hUILDkRS-BUlLLING LoANS-FOR SALE sIX
brs stono front three story houses fou
S0,9 y 90 each e finish atuatea. Here
in ~ or 20 days less buyers await them Az.
ri from II 10 F. NJ ~ Nassau street. up stairS third
floor. -s->'' .A@A~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

LIOUsk IN BhOoKLYN-FOR SALR. A SMALL, GEN
IL tcol brick house. three story and basement bu few
sinee in the best names ana In good order Situated
along which the onribusss pas: and nom the fy
Tho Lsighborhood H. we'll mprsved aud pleasant. Price
5000. Terms easy Apply 70 Mr.. Wilian Brown. in the
Adieiu ipS house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

WALKING BEAN AND CONNECTING RODS FOR 4
engine OF eco horse power, all IL order
for sale low, ~ JOHN G. AULLER, IS water street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

II OUBE AID STORE NO. 81 wALKaR ST. ARr, MAR
IL roadvayffve years Il Ser SALE very low no
and Aas location fox kind Of busAsss Apply
"a prsu isAs