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JOSEPH LONGSHORE. NJ. D.


tRoH y. WOODWARD, NJ d., OF PESS. UNIVERSITY, PHIL
LDELrH1Alt gives pleasure to add my testimony to
theproeSSona ability Of the Author of the Medical Man.
na Numerous Of Diseases of the Genital Organs,
ONE OF them Of long standing, have come under my no
ce, which his skill has been manifest in restoring TO per-
ect health in instances where the patient has been
considered beyond medical aid. In the treatment of Semi
nal Weakness disarraDgemen of the functions produced
self abuse OF venery, do not know his supe
ior in the profession. ! have been acquainted with the
Author thirty years and deem than justice
him. well kindness TO the unfortunate victim OF
early ndscreton to recommend him one in whose pro-
eSSloaa skill and integrity, they safely conlde them
S elves. ALE WOODWARD, NJ. ID.
Ths is without exception the comprehensive and
Ineligible work published the class of diseases which
treas. Avoiding all technical terms it addresses itself
the reason OF ITS readers It's Tree from Gil opecona
le matter, and parent however kstidous,
placing in the hands of his The author has de-
voted many years the treatment OF the various complaints
rea5d Of and with little breath 10 putt, and too lit
presumption impose he has offered to the world at
he merely nominal price of 25 cents the fruits of
wenty years most successful practice Herald.
No teacher parent should be without the knowledge
mparted this invaluable work. 1t would save years of
pain, modification and to the youth under their
charge. Io0DL'S Adgocaje.
Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing OF "Hun-
er's Medical Manual, says-'ThOusands upon thousands
Of youth. by example aud influence OF the passions
have been led into the habit of sefpoluton wh-ut reaz
ng the and fearful consequences upon themselves and
posteriv The constitutions of thousands who raising
antilles have been enfeebed if not broken down. and they
do not know the the Anything that can be
done 10 enigen aud influence the public mind as to
check aud ultimately this wide spread Of
human helnesS would confer the greatest blessing
next the religion of Jesus Christ the present and
coming generations lntemeance Tor the OF nt0Xi-
eating drinks though has slain thousands upon thous-
ands greater scouTge 10 the human Accept
my thanks behalf OF the afflicted and your eoworker in
the good work You actively engaged in"
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MAN KNOW TKYSELF.r ~

An AacaluG5ls Book for % cents. Livery Family
should hare Copy"
TTNWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold in less <ys;Fhzr
Il than months. new edition. revised <AsLzkE%
and improved just issued. SELNW
DIR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL
AND HAND BOOK for the AFFLICTED-containinga an
outline OF the origin progress treatment and Of every
form OF disease contracted by promscuous sexual inter-
course by self abuse by sexual excess with advice for
their prevention, written familiar style, avoiding all
medical techncates, and everything that would offend the
Of decency from the result of twenty years
al practice exclusively devoted the of diseases of
delicate private nature.
Towhch added receipts for The of the above dis
eases and treatise the causes symptoms and of the
Fever and Ague.
TESTIMONY OF THE PROF. OF OBSTETRICS IN PENS. COL
EGE, PHILADELPHIA-DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MAN
UAIhe author of this work unlike the majority cfthose
works who advertise the diseases of which treats
graduate of of the best Colleges the United
States 1t affords pleasure recommend him 10 the
unfortunate TO the victim of malpractice, successful
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DRUGS.

IUOO sToSE, just received s ss s4d tsf ssIs BY
janis w. F. GRAY II Broadway.
EIGHT HUNDRED LBS. RACE GINGER
IL just received and for sale by u w +. GRAY
1--WE HUNDRED LBS. CLOVEs-IUST
l. received and for sale by W.F. GRAY,
janl0 II Broadway.
TEN BBLS GLUE-ASSORTED NUMBERS,
4 ;,I'1 Jus' received and for sale by oW FSR4Y,
1--WE HUNDRED LBS EMORY ASSORTED NUM-
Il BERS, just received and for sale by 4a<1
janlo VIZ. GRAY. No IL Broadway
THIRTY.SIX DOZ. BARRY,S TRICO.
i PHEROUS just received aud for sale by -N'
Jan2 w. +. GRAY, II Broadway
VNHIRTY-SIX DOE. LYONS KATIfERfON
jams - y. II Broadws,v
OK THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED LBS
- Lees New Castle Super Caro- Soda Just lee lived and
Tor sale by Ljan5l WE GRAY. Il Broadway.
1--WE HUNDRED THOUSAND PERCus-
Il SION CAPS, just received and for sale by q
Jan3 w. +. GRAY II Broadway.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED LBS, RED LEAD,
JUST received and for sale by W. F. GRAY,
Jan5 II broadway
FIVE HUNDRED LBS. SUPERIOR AR
TlCLE Madas Indigo, just received and for sale by
jams w. +. GRAY, II broadway.
THREE HUNDRED BOXES WINDOW
i Glass and Glassware just received and for sale by
jams W. F. GRAY, II Broadway.
TTNWO HUNDRED KEGS PURE WHITE
Il LEAD, just received andfor sale by
jams W. F. GRAY. II Broadway d.
FIFTEEN GROSS MUSTANG LINIMENT,
which will be sold unusually low Just received and for
sale by jan5l W.F.GRAY, II Broadway.
ONE THOUSAND LBS DUTCH MADDEis
~ just received and for sale By .p - p-o,,,..
THREE HUNDRED LBS. CREAM TAR.
i TAR Just received and for sale by is,-J0
jams r. w&G WE. GRAY, Il Broadway.
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PRIoE-S3 eoPer bottle; two for SIS CO.. six for SIP 90.
c. H. KING, PROPRIETOR,
.TrH..r.r-. Iy1 broadway. New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout toe Untsd SaIes Canada
and West Indies and also by " successor 20
Cartwright Il Armstrong Of Market Broad ftrees
Nashville, Tennessee. Iocto6-d wSi6m
W. T.. GRAY, SOLE AGENT
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER&
NO. s BROADWAY,
HAYE ON HAND and offer for sale-2OO bbIs Flour
l. various brands;
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HR p. :, WOODwARn.-0hic No. y Cherry street,
hree doors north Of Church street has hand Vaccine
Matter of the best quality which he will supply to the
profession generally. oct6-ly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-17
gT3s From Vienna, by C&sways, D'Arsons, and Cor
w osr Bluff 10 E Dorado, Ark. 80 miles and back,

fT1y From Vienna W o~hswayss iovue, eAa >vs-
- psr Bluff 10 ri Dorado, Ark. - miles and back,
once a week.
Lave Vienna ssery Friday at an
a,r,,s al III Dorado next day by M;
Lave IA Dorado every Wednesday Ut ana,
Arrive al Vienna next day 5 p m.
77o Fron, Columbia, by Redmoarh, Ion, and Jonea's
'''~ Ferry, to Poin, Jefferson, SO miles and back,
Leave Columbia every Monday at 6 am,
Arrive at Point Jefferson aext day by 6pm;
Leave Point Jefferson every Friday at 8 sam
Arrive Coa mbla next day by pm.
71sl From Columbia, BY Winfield, TO Grand Ecore, 10
miles aud hnck, week.
Leave Columbia every Friday at Can;
Arrive al Grand Ecore next day by 9 pm
Leave Grand Esore every Sunday at am;
Arrive at Columbia next day by 6pm.
tsa From Greenwood, by Cooks Store Moorng's Fer
ny, mo oiice,) and Monterey, Tex, to Boston, 40
miles and back, week,
Leave Greenwood every Monday t7am;
Arrive Boston next day by 10 am
Leave Boston every Tuesday at 2pm;
Arrive at Greenwood next day by SPIN.
1883 From Chsneyvie by Huddieston, Bur's Ferry,
SO miles and back, once week
Arrive at Burr's Ferry every Thursday by IL m "A
Leave Burrs Ferry every Thursday at pms;
Arrive at Chcneyv'lle every Sunday by PM
1884 From Pecan Grove, by Monticello and Point JET
ferson, to Monroe, CD miles and back, once
week.
Leave Pecan Grove every Saturday at sam;
Arrive at Monroe next day by pms
Leave Monroe every Thursday al cam;
Arrive al Pecan Grove next day by 6pm
T785 From Grand C0teau, by Arnonvile, (no oce) to
Brealx Bridge 20 miles and back once week.
L@vc Grand Cotcau every Monday at Gam;
Arrive At Breaux Bridge same day by ipm;
Leave Breaux Bridge every Monday at 2pm;
Arrive at Grand Coleau day by pm.
77eG From Sparta, by Salt Spring. to lverson. 40 miles
Es. and back, once a week
Leave Sparta every Monday at Jams;
Arrive al Iverson same day by 6pmi
Leave lyerson every Tuesday at Gam;
Arrive III Spa same day by III.
1887 From mouth Of Red River by Cheneyville, Hines
ton, Haddleston and Burr's Ferry, to Huntsville,
Tex. $50 miles and back, month.
Bidders will propose schedule.
1888 From New Oslea"s 70 Baiza, lso miles and back
twice week
Leave New Orleans every Monday and Wednesday
at6am;
Arrive a, Balize next days by 6 pm;
Leave Balzs every Wednesday and Friday at 6 a m;
Arrive at New Orleans noxt days by pm
1889 From Covington by Sun and Shady Grove Fors
Vile ~ miles and back, week.
Ieaxe CGyingtnn every Tuesday at m
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7eSs From Lsona, BY cs4nsvis, 10 sprinxasd Is mice

1863 From Lsona by Csassvls, 10 Springfield IS miles
I and back once a week. W8#
L.eax~Leona every Wednesday at . d ms
Arrive at Springfield next day by S IA;
Leave sprifgleli every Friday a. 6 ami
- Arrive a. Leona next day by pm.
1909 From Independence, by CALDWELL Chance Prairie
Na.hvils and Pon Sullivan, % cansro0, IS
miles and back once a week.
Leave Independence every Sunday at "a ri;
Arrive At Cameron day by 7 pm;
LsaYe Cameron every Tuesday at a m;
- arrive AZ Independence stay ey s pm.
Isoi From Auslin, by Bluff Spring, lsocshast, Plum
Creek, Gonzalez, China Grove Mount Petrss
Concrete, and cuero, 20 Victoria 1870 miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Austin every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day at q ms
Arrive Victoria days by 10 pm,
Leave Victoria every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive al Austin next dsys by 10 M
Bid to SIX times week will be considered
Bida to extend the service to lndanola, and supply
Port Layaca, increasing distance As mites, aud
10 run three times and six times week. IN is
hours, will be considered. Htfs
1862 From Austin, by Merritown Bushy Creek George
town, sa'ado, Belon, and Howard to Waco Vii
lsge, l43 miles and baek, three times week.
Levo Austin every Monday, Wednesday, and Sum
Arrive a. Waco Village next days by 8 IN;
Leave Waco Village every Monday, Wednesday,
ana Friday at m;
- Arrive at Austin next days by 8 p m.
1868 From Austin, by Gisand Creek, Blue Hili San
and back, oi!ce week. %e
Leave Austin every Wednesday at 8 m,
Arrive at Cameron day by 6 p m;
Leave Cameron every Monday at a m;
Arrive at Austin next day by q D IN,
Bids TO twice week win be considered.
1864 From Austin, by YoHng's Settlement Lexington,
and Prospect, TO Caldwell, 70 milesa back, once
u week Nt8E
Arrive at Caldwell every W';ed7naesdaYY by 5 D M;
Leave Caldwell! every Wednesday al 4pm;
Arrive at Austin every Friday by 6 p m.
Bids run twice a week will be considered.
1865 From San Antonio, by poast Oak, Southerland
Springs, Yorktown, Coleuo Sulphur Springs
/ Pierpont Place, Victoria, ard Port Layaca. 10
dianola, 1875 miles and back, three times week
Leave San Antonio every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 2 a m;
Arrive at lndanoIa next da US by 10 p mi;
Leave lndianola every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
ufday al IL y m;
Arrive San Antonio days by 10 b M.
Bds to run six times week, il So and as hours,
will be considered
1866 From San Anotno, by Castroyilc Fort Iagc and
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MINING BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY. FEB. 24-6P.
ASHES -salss Of 10 bbls wsrs reported ct % rs for
pearls and % 93x 80 for pots, per 100 lbs, with 100
bbls Canada pearls, Ut private eontrA,t
BRHADe1urFs Flour was unsettled, Stats haands 70
mainEg 10 fair demand and frw while other sinds
dull and dropping The days busisess consisted OF 00o
bbs MIXED 70 fancy Wsssrn at % - . % 62K. chief
ct IS 8ik 90 50; ordinary TO choice Sats ct %
ss 66i4; and other grades Ut proportionats prices.
Bore slightly injured Safe -four sold By auction 1T
~ s7k % lax per bsl The transactions 10 southern
reached 1000 bbis, at % Az . % 70 for MIXED 10
arsight; % SIX 80 for ritz, and % % Is for
fasey Per Dbl Rye flour and meal ruled about be
same Wheat favored buyers the days opera ,oas In
oudsd 600 bushels comm N to prime youthsn ct 81 90
% and 600 bu.hels Long Isiand red at u "a, With
0ooo bushsls slightly damaged wheat By auction, 1T 81
81 ~ ~. About 200 bashsl rye WIRE procured 1t
u 20 though the srteIe vas rare, aad held hiyhsr
Ony l0 buahsh mixsd barlsy sold o. 81 o8 from
the railroad depot Stats and Wstsrn cats vsrs much
depressed at So 80 per bushel The movements Il
sra prssd 80 900 bushsla ks 9oc for damp;
ga s4o for Bon Asrn white aad yellow, ssd s4s tor
prime round yelsv.
corrn we sosiesd saSss Of 900 bsss Rlo At TX
Dxa; and lc46 hays common 10 fair Quality sold bv
auction 81 exc. al 80, Avsssgisg 10 l0-loo =
COTTON The days sales eossig "a Of to7 bsysa A so
lows-Fos EXPORT 6lS; homs uss 7s9; and On 1pecula
tier l82. Market wry nrm, mi diag asd eradss above
FEAIBms parcel Of 800 lbs live geese rsalissd 49,.
each, per ID.
FaneHrs-shippsn vsrs waiting their ad,isss psr Ia.
rope and the not ee, log 10 gland And the con
,AsEt MA Lssikooi - oAy hsAxd " so.as zoo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

Excess In 1853 1854 for the wesk..... S7s 634
The transactions In foreign dry goods are more sx-
tenavs has those In domestic ct present but the former
do not command Any satisfAotory prices. The I'm
portsrs do not like to hold the supplies and appear
10 very free sellers This Ii OF the causes Of the
activity In forsga fabrics The warlike accounts from
Europe doubtless nurture the demand prolonged strife
there would measuraby Affect the Of supplies
Nsvsrthelsss, this would not ssrously njurs
indusSial interests but would tend to improve ssoh
This obse walton founded upon the supposon that
servants who manage the AFFAIRS Of this the only liberty
loving country upon the face Of the EARTH in behalf
have sufficient ability and prudence to conduct nation
~ the vanguard Of civilization In the spirit Of decided
and invioAble neutrality. Thus controlled people
Will have good reason to deplore general European
war, which would directly bensns their AGRICULTURAL
manufacturing and TO some though mot equal extent
commercial interests and indirectly, strengthen the
popular institutions to which wonderful progress Is
solely attributable BY the extension Of the Of human
freedom, now enjoyed BY Americans alone.
The receipts ct the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
the United States for the port Of Nss York, this day.
Feb a. ware $a27 geo. Of shioh $780, 600 TRANSFERS.
The payments amounted to $50 el5 So; lowing balance
on hand Of s7,o96, eos 70.
stock EXCHANGE
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Domestic Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET Feb % AT market $50 bsef cattle,
20 working o2ep IS and calves 1850 she' and $50
swine Beef eate-The supply short and higher pricss
were obtaioed. We quote extra 50 50 60 at quality,
81 80 . So; eoond, ~ 81 so; third, IS so 80 IS.
Working oxex-No sales, probably ON account Of ths
severe weather Cows and calvss-SAles at $25 $4S.
sheepSAles Az so % 60 swins-No saes in ots 10
pecds. few were rstailed ct 6Ke' 6Ko.
CAMBsDcs Cattle MARKET. Fab. ~ AT market 600
cattle, about SIS bssves and Is stsrs Market beef
Extra per cwt % rs; FIRST quality, 81 Is; second do,
per owt. % as . % so. TAlIow, % 80 %. Pelts,
81 87e u 80 Calf skins. l1He l2s per ID. Barrplng
cattle $40 6Kc. Veal calves, "a 81. Shores
Working oxen, sSS s2i6. Cows and lvss-s28 SsS
TIVE years old, SIS ga. Three years old $50 e72
sheep and hmps-2,2 oS ct market; sxta, % $l2 By
lot 80 TO . IS Is.
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FRIDAY, Feb 2&-oP.M.
The improvement Of last evening continued to-day
Gold Hill exhibited the most srssd change II vas in
active demand at 3x. At the Stock Exchange this
Ing about 500 shares sold closing ct az, Az stated
the other day. the President and Of ths stock
holders leave this day for the mines, chiefly for the
purpose Of making sxtsn dons to their works and
machinery Two Of these mines which have been worked
SUCCESSFULLY for eight years. yielding 1t the rate
Of SIS 600 Per month. The company has jsst
nenced to work the Randolph mine; the fist thirty
bus hes OF taken ont e cd sal 90 per bushe Sach
Il the report Of Mr. Homss the superintendent OF the
mine Lsf Ugh sold at az ON time with sales Wsvsr,
Of for cash. New Jersey zns IL selling ~ OK 49,
slight improvement Ths resolution Of the paoy
to pay dividend has impaired the market vAus OF tbs
stool, and less confidence felt in the direction THAI
formerly Parker Vein has like wise imp owed Y. Cum
bsrsnd Stationary q 3lx, and North CAroiins at &
one tno1sApd Conrad SOLD It 900 the last sails T.
Psrher Vein. TX; for Phoenix Coal sH; Tor N.~ ur..k
as for Potomac, 49, for Ht~sssss s.; tor Norwich TO-
for MaDitu Vi for Northwestsrp, IL; for Webster l7
for le Roy Gle, az for Ripley az; for R,ckland 11H
for Portage 10; for PLGaix G.d ESQ for Rutherford
=, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

HoUsH IN UNION STREET, BRooKLYN.-FoR SALE
brick d.ssf As.ss No gst street. south ids ssysats
neuse vees OF bnith sereeA Tbs house "a By abou - Zee
ha Al The modern imrrovsmssts: 10 IN s,od order asd
EsLih Eve nilrts vaA ~ AsAnssa feaSS. LAT
~ Appu ~ Tysat s(sssA % NAsA
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GROCERY FOR SALE.-THY STOCK AND FIXTURES
eiMs ws sscvn sr.esry sters tsgsshsr wish horse
vsgcn and lease OF house for two from My next will
be sed shssp fer sash. Apps ~ las vseek street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

& "a Mich. SO Const'n 100
I Zoe Panama RI. ho0 l1S
{ 80 do. .b60 liz
10 Rome Wster'n RR 00k
4 100 Illinois 0en. RR.. $50
Is Glove. h PittbgRR 81
30 Gle 70 b Tols doRR 100
loo do. ........ 09X
& Ii N I'm 4 N London l0X
Z IL Clsve. O. h Gin. RR III
{ a Sixth Avenue RR. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

NV0R sALE> AT A SACRIFICI-AEEAT THREE STORY
and basement modern brick house in Thompson street
Price so spened modern four story brown f mt
story b,ek Ard stores Sixth price o. coo
ard &c ase, roo ether houses for sale In th city
Bsoohlys, pnees fIsn $4,000 70 $4,000 Apply TO A. SER
GIANT ID Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

TOR SALE CHIAP-TwO GOOD FRAME HOUSES IN
Brooklyn, Of Hoyt and Warren streets ono
two story about feet
price SLIGO the other two story cellar and kitchen lot
by co. price 81 200 Apply to N. T. GIBBONS 1x Atlantic
street. before 3 o'cieck A. N. or after 3 II. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

ZINE NEW TWO STORY AVID BASE TENT HOUR
for nshsd IA the best With Gliding doors,
stainee glass; &c. containing bne closets pantres.
A AL complete inside and out, With the splendid lot Of
ground on which stands enclosed with picket fence,
.Ssssd !. The sssrsls VILLAGE o. Mount Vernon ssrnsr
mise from New York. the View Haven KaroAd. will
be .od bsrsain aad shs moot rsasonasle terms
applied for soon Aleo plot o. ground 200 feet front BY los
feet deep splsnsa Ate for factory busnsss pur
poses ~ fses ren The rsilread on The FIFTH ave.us Tbs
In saiaAcy. Cal On We prsprstf. wM r. DHnAxssr.
81 his fed Norton street New York his paint
rg esabsbmss lis West 1lsvesth street, between Fifsh
and Sixth avenues ~ hsus feen % o'ciook r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

E,oR SALE Or TO LnAeE-A MANUHACTORY STU,
std - Hafsn, fronting on Fourth avenue 100 feet
ict. Of sreu. q on vhsh are spacious buldins With
steam enaAe o. TO- y horse The premises
plse order and ready for occupsny admirably situ.
ated for Almost kind Of busiB motive
wanted rer part euArs inform apply tn MAS
AkDakWS No. Hanover street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

mo LRT.-rO SMALL RRsPBCTABL. FAMILY,
j without shdrs., We lever p.rs u house So Brosms
eonssns Of front bassmeat rcnt snd bask
a neor ant Awe bedrooms In ths atus Can b seen from
Vii o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

fhs above bill lie intended to prevent those safety fund
banks which have after the expiration of their old char
tM continued batiness under the free banking from
circulating their cid safety fund hsues We called for
the passage Of such set several years sncs but the
Legislature appeared to have important business in
hand and tbs people have been liable to serious losses
Fortunately have occurred from this neglect and
II not, therefore too lAts to remedy the evil.
The anssxsd statement exhibits the quantity ami value
q foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption
for wazehonsing and the Withdrawals from warehouse
during the week ending and Including Thursday Feb 49,
1854
LoYrNHHIs In EoaEfqn DpY Gonna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

and GOODWILL Of the Parker Hotel, No. Greenwich
sNsss Rent low house doing good businsss Apply ~
No 4 Greenwich street. 3. d. PARKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

ITO IRr-rBH TWO STORY AHD ATTIC HoUs. no.
&c Mercer street, between Howard and 0rsnd
nps az n. :s.s. $500 ARp,y
o'elook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

TENANTS KEGlSrEM.
GO AAn TO LkAsE, THR WHOLE BUILDING,
pC .UUV. or the lover floor and CELLAR OF store 81
John street. fox Yer Of years. Apply 10 q. W. CLARKE
1888 Psa,i street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

r0R sAEl-fHu MUsRUM SALOON OPPOSITE THE
& NM SsoosSs !. sGnssa1saes q shs and
sold % bargain. For particulars nquire IL LConIS
No III West street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

no Llr.A BUILDING IN DUANE srRIET MAR
West BtcaAwAy, ~ feet front By 20 fsst desp, well
sdped for msAufacNurlng large stable Also
Ne thres sssy brick heuss 1 Bsrrsv stsseA With two
hers stxVeA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

mo LET YHE WHOLE UPPER PART or ruu HOUSE
i DO. II Mercer street, sonts.tus thitsss For
9sIuesisrs qus II the sr2sry skSs cesnsy ef R9vAgA
AAA 3sge9 SHeetk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

EoR sALE-IHI VALUABLE PROPERTY AT a. IS
snd 80 First street, Second Three lots rs
feet aehes b. 100 feet saeh and three story sad atu
brick houses and three stsry hsisk houses
resr now relkd for 81 100 only - 0 eWh required
prt'snt rc'nou ns.r g eAa remain - per ssaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

L,OR sALE-A HANDSOME COTTAGE ROUSE, AT
j. iImount Within sigss minutes walk Of tho Upper
Aorrssns pot where the Harlem every till
II NJ snd the commu.a,isn So poT 10 cents
day Sale house contain: elsvou rooms, well dnihd by
pszzs aDa frat rate well Of water The house
eight city lots Price $l0 Il which two thirds remain
bond and mortgage two thres years Also half An
sore close to the ssove With barn &o well fenced Proo
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25

house No 22 West Thrteth street north side between
lhih srd Nnta in Of the best
aide Of the town three stories and high basement
brok brown sons trim nil ter cellar and All TIRE
dern I'm prcvsme t. udsg narb manels hot and d
So% Sssh. ~ 3; osses range ves uls Doors a.
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