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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27
CITY TRADE REpORr.

~. ID y.
Ashes inactive at 80 20 for pearls, and So SIX
81 for pots, per 100 lbs. @
BuAps1UTfs -Flour advanced about 25 cents per bbl
% 50 ordinary to choice DO, IS 62K 50; mixed to
fancy Western At % s715 % 37h with extra Western
and Sienssss 4 - 50 Sill q 900 bbis Canadian, :.
bbs. mixed to extra southern, 1t 50 25 aud loo
hbs rye four at 50 Is for ns and 81 500 80 super,
sales transpired Of 1900 bu:hs rye, At 81 "a 1900
bushels common Long Island mixed barley .. 81 So aad
5000 bushels Western mized corn, at Sic S2c per
bushsl State and Western oats were worth SIC 57c
per bushel.
CoIIIE About 500 bags Rio were sold at 1o,.c
lie.
CorroS-Only 400 500 bAlss were Sod chiefly Tor the
Easte market without change 10 prices though forced
sales cenid mot have been made without
FHnGaIs TO liverpool rates were duh and engage
men light About 5000 bushels Of corn in ships bags
"a TO LONDON 100 tens ocaie were engaged At I5s,
end 900 bales hops 1t I'd. rmal vessel was engaged
o1 to ,Ssa wn % TO S
feet Of lumber we've engaged at $685. The ship Tropi.
was put mp BY Hess.. Cameron & Co tor Bobsrt Town
and Sydney. o California rats at Csc 3oc per
foot vessel ives token up to load with coal for Bsne
HAY-ssles OF 400 500 bslss were made a. 7oe 7sc
Hors were in fair rsqsest and steady 1t Doc 4cc for
Iron The market was dull and rsies light without
LEAD There vas = better demand, and some sps,ul-
tive movement In foreign About 700 tons OF So nish
hefe ana 10 arrive, were SOLD ns 10 1884 100 os
LINE -Roeklsnd wss Kiss I'D nndant, and worth e2I,c
fer common and 81 12h for limp, per Dbl.
Mol Only about 10 bbls New Orleans we're re
ported at zoe.
NAVAL STORES quiet, while prices were ncmnAl,
the samc
Ons Whale spsrm, aud Ill q were as last noticed.
Lrfeed In mod rate d. and .. Toe Bic per galcn
lard ruled quiet at $50, SIC. per gallon
PROVISIONS, was mtre inquired for; the sales
reached 100 bbs here ~ $40 37h Sl2 50 for
ard $l1 81 for prime; With 0ov hsls mtss ssysrabs
ia January and February, It S13 per bill s.4s we're
likewise reported Of 90 hhds ery sailed shoulders At
5Gc abs<c. per b 100 lbs bacon sides At NC per
ID 24O b6s. lard at loc 10,s, per b. .ni 45 bile
beef, At ptevcus quotations. DatcI and cheese we're
less active, hut finn.
PnTRn About 60 bags we're sod 1t lie
hcE-fhe markell with small sales, was withou.
change IL price,.
suGAR sales Of 500 400 hh's. New 0rlssns and
Cubs were made, ct $50, 6xc. for the former Add
5hc fsr the latter The this market esti
y<ars.
TopAcco --sAiss Of 30 hhds. Kentucky we're maze ..
7Xc a8c.
IAirow About $4,000 lbs. prime realized ls,4c a
wHskxr Sales we're made Of $50 bbls. Ohio and
per gallon. -
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The prices obtained at the sale Of French goods ,e
BY Hessrs Coffin and Haydocx ysstsra ranged a. fol-
lows
Bisck sop. worsted skirt braid, No. %, each p;ecs
warranted Az yds, &c rich ABSORBED bonnet ribbons
72c 7cc No IL sup. satin do zoe. No. xaurs brocs
trimmings ST. No 10 plaid bonnet ribbons d, 81 10
s116 No ~ sros dc maple, size fancy cat velvet d.
66e No. 2snd jscsts, al sik, TIA; figured velvet
trinn ings 4sc. do. do 81 81 % s7zrsh figured d.
s2s7 s4 demi pies rich broche do pouls de soiss ana
pads 81 90 81 50; No. 16 black edged satin do and
No. IL gros dc naples 81 81 So; No. satin aconns
bonnet ribbons, SOC 81 30; No bordered gaufre do
and No. IL Sch better, 60c 75c Paris gfos de ns-
plea trimmings do, e5c. 81 35; No. velvet trimming
do, &C. 7oc Ne do, Soc. Soc. ponlt Do sole vel
vet edge, % Is . IS; heavy moira sntque gallaops
70 20 lines, 37ke. ) 81 62K heavy cold. lrosAc
de soilt trimmings, see. 81 co. all boiled cold. Flo.
Icss and arcsllines and Sc bonnet Aatins loo. 52s
rich 10 inches colored an wool and worsted crepe de
Paris shawls, heavy six fringes, % 37h % o.. 81
Thsy epstains, zSs So TURKEY red chint lbe.; satin
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st.ipss sssA ssss, y SIX; - Saass, .iasA q -
Ishs ps,aisA = hasea ase: 2ss az iachss French
siDGhans. &c lAizs piad IN wesh .. lie sxfrA Aas
soel plsi6A tss Sic; al veol DlAid mesnos 36c
and "a Paris pAid ea6hnsres. 2Sc plaid de atnss
lie 81 superer al well ssxosy pIAids &c.; 81 and
c. to 33e superior assorted coIored Dc lnss, x4s ;
do. and black lilo 25c mousiin de bsrges bsst quail
ity, 12c; % French eolorsd merines 33c 37e do
very heavy, 5Sc black meriD0s vide CSC selected
colored rhbs. nsrnes, lae Ssc merino cloths,
rsntsd fun width, t9e Soc diss' superior eolored
Cloths 81 81; superior all sik plush. 81 Do superior
black silk velvet 76c Aunes 20 inches, coored do,
9oc-; ~ inches mantilla veivsts, 81 81 "a inches
all Lyons, black alk, Lyons mantills vsiscss, IS
IS Oh; "a inches double chain, do do IS rs 81 50
SO in. 90 do 50 80 IS u.s. 80 in. b,ck ain maDtlk
velvet - o2h "a and 20 in. ng D. Dc sciss sros de
rhims dress ailks l7c Die: and sse 20 in sros de
auque at 500 ~ In boiled striped gros de rnms aud
plaid dc soss, 4oc SIC; do DO ~ boiled DO choice
colors, and "a and p in do Paris satin pail do soes
snd choice c0'ors, fer evening dresses 67c SIC 81 in
rev styles satin paid chine do, 81 IS 81 45; 20 IN.
sup eli boiled black gros de rhims, ASS 60c. ~ In
satin plaid do soc 70 in do. de- soss, Boo "a in.
do. sup plaid do Tie do. do extra sup DO. DO 67c
75c.; do "a In satin do 9Oc 20 and "a In figured plaid
do, and 50 in Aunss 90 do. and Auuss striped D Dc
soes, 66c 90c % and 80 in satin snd striped Paris
and Lyons piaids do and 60 In harlequin &c. 8bc
Gee ~ in. fpe French satin chine, for mourning
dresses 20 and 2s In plaid gros de Naples and usrng
ZEE. Ace.
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| N IMPORrANT PAlENT rOY SAVE --Tar aLu

a N IMPORTANT PA1ENT FOy. SALE THE .LrE
q PisferviDg Harness, recently psteatcd b5 Gsorgs
Yeot and sacuel Hunt Of a.ryiaui was most success
fully exhibited at the late annua, agricultural exhi,.o,
a. Baltimore The baltimore Sun of ,he It'll of Ostobsr
eays--"Amc,g the Incidents in the ring may b.
TONED The appearance OF Mr. Samuel Hunt. saider, Of
denly to amazsment OF all Witnesses tbs srnsss
Was detached from the horse, aad he eaoped Off with
nothing him bpt ,he collar b.dls and rains Laying
one o. NJ Hunts peent live preserving hArnes This
harness is CONSTR cted that BY the action Of Strap
always under the control o. driver, runaway horss
may be Immediately st-irped, the hatssrs falling to
pieces around him, and he be permitted to pursue his
without Danger to the yshclo those In IT, ard
without danger TO himself by having dangling shafts
bsrging 10 him. The Operations inst The
strap these sections aie disconnected" The tvi.l
OF this taInesr, hsie spoken OF BY the sun,
witnessed by thousands Of spe:t,t,rs. This
invention bas a. length accomplished what
driver If an unmans be horse to free hnssle 1t
viii from the danger CT his position, ard that without
rtk Of Injury to the snimsl This lie preserving ha-
be corstzuesd 81 about the cost as the
teri privilege rot being 81 So "a to oytrsri
pea,srce, 1t similar the only apparent peculiarly be-
ing the de sching ccrd, whct may be put taken
of 1T pleasure single jerk Of this ecrd strips the
driving reps The great nur,bar Of accidents weakly
occufIb from frightened vicious horsss, especially
in krge ciies, male !. almost certain that
this improved Aind OF barnes viii epetdy be adopted
into general When il i Remembered that the
whole number of pleasure caI1isg ger af VARIOUS dscrp
ticDs in thp United StAss, IL three hunirei thou
sand some estimate may be made Of thu p-oas 70 b
made from this patent The right Tor the state Ct New
York. fer larger smaller ssctiop ia offered
for Gale very moderate terms For further nforDa
ton to the terms ard fuller explanations n reference
con BE- made ia person or By letter, to SAMUEL AUNr
No. 161 Baltimore street. Baltimore.
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psClAL AND COMMERCE


TnUnDAy, Oct Mp
pe furth1 decline in qsotatiens for stochs
- day, and rather . dun markst. The tsa-
pm the opening 70 the Gloss Was downward. At
board California 7's fell OF y per sent; Canton
x; LAhigh Zine, y; CuubsrIand Coal, x;
X Osutrnl Railroad, y; Cleveland and Toledo
8; Erie Railroad, -; Reading Railroad, y;
p 6euthsrn Construction, & At the second
Dl lower prices rulsd-Kss Railroad declined y
Nicaragus Transit, Y. There we're but few
y afternoon, and the market closed very heavy.
70 aincs Nc predicted . very serious dsprscia-
b msrhet value Of Western railroad stocks.
= that before the lapse Of many months not
hsm would rule above par. That prediction
ly bssn fulAllsd. But ens steck on the entire
abovs par, and that At only one per cent pre-
We AluSs to the Cleveland, Columbus and
hti. All others are below par, and are destined
b nnch lower points. All Of them have
Officially inflated By the declaration Of
a dividends Of high rates. The time
ne whsn such dscsptions can no longer
ised. ~ We are BOW in y far way Of reaching
riAsie worth, The decline noticed to-day in
rzrs directly connected with this market, il the
= very active demand for money, and the dis
A4co ull1 me pupu0 mhoo kuxouvo " INC UonAAnB
6ons Of the Eastern and Wsstsrn States. Almost
hy tbs suspension Of Some bank ID reported, and
tsm4 mt IL kept mp BY al sorts Of rumors regard
solvency Of banking concerns and individuals.
3 connection with our local difaculties, keeps
matters stringent and credit much contracted.
bis state Of things coz tinues We cannot expect
|cuhtiye movement viii be made In fancy stocks
eses Of The California steamers has depressing
y upon financial Affairs. Steamers Of both lines
y due, and their arrival il anxiously looked for.
INKS will. make poor exhibit in their spe.is
nent IL the California remittances Of gold dust Of
should be much longer delayed The steamer
! 10 port for Liverpool ON Saturday win taks ont
ah million Of dollars in specie. Nsat week two
Fs leave this port for Europe. Sterling exchange
bee firm at OK per cent premium.
TIE adjournment q the board, the following
stocks and bonds were made at auction BY Al
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Showing decrease slnce last year amounting to
S273, 4b2
There has been rather ess activity In the dry goods
bu,iness during the week, - purchasers have bought
only SIN Ill quantities Of dssirsbs articles, which they
most in need Of Ths receipts of goods have, how
ever, bsen moderate, and the stocks have not
lated Hence prices have generally been sustained though
In the Of unreasonable unpopular articles
siderable ireguary in value is dscsrnibe. This no
feature and is apt to disappear for time
until holders get rid Of large portion, II not tn
WHOLE Of the supply of such goods their hands,
pretty active inquiry exists for choice makes Of
brown and beached sheeDgs and shtings At fun rates.
Cotton Hannes and cotton jeans, Of select Styles
saleabe and Arm Denms in fair supply and request
while drills are quiet Jet steady, At old quotations.
Most kinds of DICK offered with grsstsr freedom At
rather easier prices but the demand not
GinCha ms are little brisker, though not deirer.
Lawns and max kns remain previously reported.
Osnaburgs are rather more sought after, At former
hgures The stock is not uls.ing Printing cloths
are sti inactive, yet pretty stiy held. French styles
Ct prints moderately dealt in and rule r Stripes
and ticks plenty and heavy exhibiting, anything
downward tends ncy
Wocllen productions are attracting attention. but
are not increasing in value Tho llttls demand that
exists freely met By owners 1t Old raes though these
hardly the prime Of goods in the case
the choicest fabrics Blankets taken In lc a. want
cd a. steady prices Fancy cAssmerea and low priced
clio hs inquired for but rather lower Doe
skins and annels unchanged in demand and value
Jeans and nnseys rule quiet and apgud buyers having
the advantage IL most transactions. Nousln de LANES
continue in fair request without alteration in price
satnets are selling pretty freely, AMI are steady.
Sleeps gays and shawls continue before reported
weeds are inactive ard drooring. The supply Is in.
creseinp
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T,Oa ssLE--sPrENDID oYs1ER AND DINING 81
il leon In Williamsburg, gdrpsa log anything Of the
FIND In this city or Brooklyn and not interior 70 an
Here h char CO seldom oersi WHEN step into
% snug busiass Apply At 2o8 Bro.dway, room "A.
"a 7't1' BONNER Il 90.
TOR SbLEe-THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUik AND
I lot in fee No 213 West Twenty second street; lot
32k by feet The house viii be shown By the occu-
pant h in excellent ORDER aud possession given inime-
oately. Apply TO 3. H. JAC0T 2l2 Pearl street.
VSOR sALE--ONE OF THE MOST SPLENDID PUBLIC
n houses In the vicinity Of New York. newly and
spenddiy httsd for the victuane, oyster and qsor
husnsss aso number OF splendid supper rooms for 10
dies and gentlemen, and number Of lodging roqgna
kysJthirg ID In complete order. The proprietor bsk
Unexpectedly called away, would take active partner
= disposs Of the whole Apply 70 HGwEs Co,
u Nassm street.
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10 qusstty Of floor, wheat, corn, and barley left at
water during the ID week in Ostobsr, Ia the years
and 1854, was As follows
Flour Wls. Wheat bed. Corn, bush. Barley, bush.
..2io,c2s 7ias!77 ici,ssS 1924
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NoAL-vIRY BE;T QUALITY OF RED ASH, sr0vg
" and egg screened and delivered IN good crdsr fro
unJsr sheds at ~ per tom white ash % % rom YARD.
sc Gosrek street, between Bivipetcn and Stsnen
MAI. CLINTON,
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b reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the lat
left ct tdewster this year. compared with the cor
psSsing period Of last year, shows = decrease Of
8, s24 bbls Of -four.
ne Lake Superior Journal reports the following ship
Pts Of copper ore from that region
stober 9th, by propeller Globe from Cliff mine nine
b stamps weighing three tons le2 lbs; mise bbls ore
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RE STACRANTBs

CyHARTER OAK GRAPES THIS GRAPE rs DzUn.
~ sdly the best cultivated they - good fer
Getting The isabella CAtAvba and Ar superior 70
the sise Of inch and . half IN Diameter ppss =
the grapes and wine can b sssa at No Jonn s2esS
Also the rccts and VINES FOR sale All orders promptly
attended, TO By JOHN B J8NEs, Ne John strsst
TyORNTR OF BRO1rwIY AND NINTH STREET,
~ THOMAS X. CULIAN. late Of Robert bndssrI ~
tabshment, invite, his II ends snd the peonc % es :
absve where he has opened frst class II.
biusrs saloon Ave excellent new tebse Anos
n freshmen< saiocp which In the quality 81 n91Cs. -
gAs. ls challenges comparison WITH sny sssS = ~
tesfaurant.
vVuyy,e RE TAURANr, 90 PRINCE s1EEr-O0N.
duetsd ON the most ressrohs European sty1s y
The only convenient place for gentlemen eesins % tahe
~ ~ sHls town Private supper rooms afe thrown
orsn for tie accommodation Of parties that wish 70 ~
.ervse separately.
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100000


contractors Of the susq aehanna Railroad Company
We the bonds Of the Northsyn Central Railroad Com
for the amount due them, and all other claims to
Ett'ed BY said company.
fole~iog table shows the quantity Of some Of the
81 arti:os Of produce left At tidewasr from the
nencensnt Of navigation to the 22d Of DC ober, ia-
w. durirg the years 1851, 1856 days; 1885, 1856 days.
. ia days -
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EvOR sAII-UP TOWN, ON ONE or THE LuAprNo
Il tAorsushfarss, nice neat eyst9 md dninG saJoon,
with lease, and three rooms In the not Asmsnt
ssloep. Apply innsdiassly to HOWEs YHORpsON.
81 Nassau street. roem No Z.
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|o,176, 2S9 Dec. 672, $50 Inc 2s7,06S Bes So5,S7S
aggregate quantity Of The articles left At tide
pr from the commencement o. nsviya Con to the 22d
etcbsr, inciusivc during the years 1853 and 1854,
~ follows:--
Flour, t1ls. Wheat, bush. Corn, bush Barley bush
P.."2 ls2 Sg9 6,e04,739 2,52i,l17 1,53S, I23
-. $4,000 2,7os,slo s,l7s,6oo 1.lO6,sos
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CyOAL SIX DOLLARS PER TON.-NUr, s1OvE, FGG,
u or crate coal OF FIRST quality, red ash. Pe,ch N.
shard well screened and full weight, for sa At the Peo
Plies Goal and Flour Agency IS Broadway, or at the
lyn or in Commercial street, opposite Atlantic Bssu,
South Brooklyn; also, foot Of Souh seventh or 23a
sour doors south OF Division avenue East Brookyn or
at the coslyard, ole Greenwich street. New York Also,
-four sold by the single barrel 1t the Wholesale market
prcnA
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D2o In 1857 1852 Dec ABB ,6lS
be aggregate quantity Of the articles lett at tide
pr from the commencement Of navigation to the ga
etobsr, inclusive duriDs the years 1864 and 1851,
~ fellows:-
Flour, ttls. Whea,, bush Corn, bush Barley. bu,b.
3. ..s, $50 1906 4,7s1 ,2l2 4,so7,7oo 5si. 27o
-. ssl, sel 2,7ca,slo s,si7,9eo l,1os,5oS
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velgAha three 49, eso n - q an0O weighing 50
49, ]. SO - klnHessaA - - 1aeaes wsgAnQ g
49, lssi1s, n 49, wsiokaag - 49, In ~ kl:
fs1r nassss Weighing sss - - n@th Anssisaa
u.s ~ balS ssnps weighing ssur tans 30 bs and IL
aees &c iahpe Isl tsss Load Ibs As4ec mine six bhls
weighing o1o lba Also 10 bsls iren ore weigh
ing about fssr toms BY Dsspssr Indiana lbs lens go
lbs. hen one alss II tons NO - hoA ore Oct II,
By steamer Northsner from Isle Royal mins so bbls
weighing Is tena.
The Albany Atlas Of the 25sh inst Ays;-
The following are statements Of The receipts Of tolls
the stats Canals for the fourth week in September
and the rst and second weeks in October a. ao from
the opening Of navigation to and including the same
perircs for the years specified
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Wh0l6 nn1ACef OF pkssebgeB ctrf1ed N the slxteed
be ending Sep. 80, ID 242 as2 No FERROUS accident
occurred, and NO passenger has been injured.
} Baltimore and sufqushsnna, the York and Cum
Id, and the susquehannA Railroad companies. have
dsted their respective interests, and viii hereafter
own as the Northern Central Railroad Company.
Asis of Consolidation as We learn from the Balti-
American, is as follows -
baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Com
py 70 have for $3.50, 600 in cancellation. $780,
Rave fer $50 Soc. LOCO, 900
York ard Cumberland Railroad Company
pave for the nine years. interest in city
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COAL. "a.

NyOAI--CHEAP coal YARD.-e6 10 F02 BEST REr
ash large NUT ard IS 10 for best RED ash stove o.
"a Tirst avenue between Fourteenth and FYfteenG
stxeets Less W gr0oars. MCHAED CJihtJN.
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A PAfE cHANCEf FOR AKER TO MAKE MONEY -
"A For SALE baker, confectionery and oyster salon,
with good saloon and store 6xtures AID every thing
cesssry for cesrycg the busips large and o
table scale with lease Of five years from Nay noxt at
moderate rest established two years. in one Of tbs
best avenues In this city, has rgs A OF permanent
customers Good reason given for selling o1t Terms
moderate. Apply Immediately tie premises, 400
Eighth avenue, near Thirty seventh street.
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vr,o IFr--A FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE F0s
j two PERSONS, with pantry and small room sdjcin-
small private family. Inquire at No. % yoTi street,
Bsoehyn.
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EyOR SALE-A CONFECrIONER's grOREsANp RE
stauraAt, n Of the beat loo Atens in broads
and doing good business. Inquire 1t os5 Broadway.
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rc0R sILE--oNE HoU-E AND LOr, lo4 BUTLER
street, between Bond aud Hoyt strssts, Broohlyn;
Tot 25 BY loo feet house three storses high, frame ae
comodation for six families ~ present for f2sS
ysar hes stable for horses In this rsar, With hay
lott. Win be sold for 81 400, and 800 can remsin on
Dor d ard mortgage. Title indsputa6le. AZ .tsy
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B. Wyckcf Cold Kining Co (per sh. Of 500 81 o.
fegnlar semi weekly saIs Of bonds and stocks, BY
Draper, win take place tomorrow, CFriday,) at
st II o'clock, at the Eerchants' Exchange.
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ENOR sALE-A VERY NICE THREE STORY HOUE
II on Thirty -nrst street. Lexington avenue,
price $1,000. Also one on street, near Fourth
avenue, ooo Also Twenty fifth street. o. 500;
one IN Twenty sixth street, $1,000; two ON Twenty
eighth street. ~ COO each and . ser Of others.
3 10 and 8 to 10. =
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vicinity Of New York fitted up in the nsatsst styls
for the oyster and victuspg business together with
splendid bar and reading room; also number az large
and small supper rOomA fer ladies and eentlsmsn also
. number Of 6dgipg rooms The whole Of this esab-
lshmsnt y nswy and elegantly lifted mp, with le>ss
o. frSm ten 10 eight years VIM DO sold low for cash,
city property or exchanged for farm in the country
Apply st 20 South Third street, William burg or Cd.
dress Herald ONCE stating where an interview
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TOR sA1E-A TOBACCO FACTORY, COMPRISING A
IN steam engine shsfsne. cutting machinss, emboss.
ing presses stem rollers, grind stone and all other No
cesary 6xtures for extensive business, n8w, and in
complete order. The fixtures will be sold with or with
na,tnsr, with from IS 600 TO IS 900 capital TIE
having other business gvs the proper
attention TO It, This offers rare chance to business
mar N smafs 4 fortune, @ W. THOMPSON,
- = 2i2 Craen y ch atyeet
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TyOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-l00 TO 800 ACRES GOOD
II unimproved land, but few hours ride from tlis
city; fertile soil, good water power, valuable hnbsr
convenient marhst Oa $40 per acre; easy for
cash, or would exchange for goods or business
b. W. RICHARDS, DOT Broadway
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ySaRM FOR SALE Il, RGE AND Productive FARM
IL m.hfty acres, ixtecn fnilc, from New York. large
icuse kiLds Of best grated fruit, very healthy stu
alton. or all information inquire At l3 fooreveit It,
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TSoR saLE-FOUR Story BROWN STONE FRONT
house, 2e7 West twenty second stree repls;e with
81 the ing -overnents TOMS favorable, Inquire Of
6E RGE CJAsK 1855 Ninth avenue, in the paint store
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last annual report Of the Providence, Hartford and
d Rsilsoad Company gives the annexed exhibit Of
BE, expenditures, &c from June !, 1853, to Oct.
|ovIDRFCH, Hartford, AND FIsnKHL RAILROAD
|mt Of earning from passengers, &c. $l79,048 66
expenditures for operating
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FOR SALE .

&c 0nn FOR suE SHIP CHANDLERY
WOaUOUs business; location ursurpa sssd; .
lorg valuable lease Of premises at low rent An
extensive snd permanent business Of ten yexis
ktandir 6, are some of the mlny Inducements 70 pur-
ehssers. Apply at lO2 Nassau street, room No. Q.
PuRDY CO. {
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L Les ant DAGUERRE)TYPE EsrABLI HYENr FOa
u raleTbe subscriber offers fos sale at great bar
gain, tie mcst besutfnl daguerrean rooms IN Wilkins
suIg located in the most Central and public Fart Of the
city. The fnshpg and establishment Of the rosms
viii ably with tie beat Bfoaivgy estab
lstmsnts. there be pg rp nda gallery Of the csie5ri
ties OF Eurore and America, all hsndsomey fr<-ael,
With thing rsquste Zoe carrying on the businss
Price. 90, coz. tFply I, .U SILL ". wE5TC0lr, 70
Eigbsh avenue, New Scrk.