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.1S.rrnEsrlxG DISCLOSURES"

Under this caption Yesterdays Wing publishes
from the Washington Correspondent uf the y. :.
Express Il cock -and-n-hul!.surv about "bargan and
intrigue Of the Brisadcr' and tla. "Nlr. John y.
Parker is the fortunate individual To whom belongs
the credit Of exposing the umrinepc,l conduct OF the
present Administration" The writer vouchcs Mr..
Parker for 'thc details of the sickcniug and disgust
ng revelation. II is sufficient, for tho cause of jus
tice, to publish the following positive rcfutntion of
tic story from the pen oi Mr. Parker himself:
\ CARD.
To Ediior Of he EnioH.
4 friend has called my attention 10 Il letter from
this city, dated 3, instant, and published i'll tic IN.
York Express | usl: leave 20 say that | do not
know who the writer il; that | have not made any
such statements us m has attributed Ia me: and that
the Use of my name is wholly unauthorized. desire
further tn saw that certain letters which some time
since published lit the Richmond Wing, and by some
attributed 10 me, were never seen by me until pub
lishcd Nor have written one line for Il IlhIg press
for thirty wears. Nor lnvc written, procured To
be written for publication, line tic subject of
personal matters for ony imMr. My personal matters
ARE in my own keeping. nni require no assistance
from any quarter To enable me to raic Of them.
Ny writings for the last thirty years have hud tor
their object the uRUY iHtG"r.y and :mccyrsS Of the
democratic purity.
request such papers as may have copied the letter
from the Express" to publish this card.
JOHN a. PARKER.
a
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.a.n Anderson and other De!ts.
s5jsc' o . su;, is to confirm and quirt the ,isle Of
,!n in mud 10 certain house and ot in the City OF
-an a. IN" of Main and irs atreeta purchased
}: samuel Anderson; and ufiiavit bavine been made
II ':it the Gcfencnr above named il NONRESIDENT
Commonwealth the snid detenlan, is notified TO ap
!. h" Ru. to he holden in the Clerks Office OF the
On the .rst Monday in August next. aud do what
.s.ary 10 prn;ccr his interes, in this srit.
). ,.,, EI-l pop,SsoN f,,crL
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHlES l. PRYOR.
THUKsDAY MORNING, JUNE 80.
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TUESDAY, JU:E 81, 1851.
SENATE.

a few petitions were presented and appropriately
referred.
Sixteen private hills received from the House
and referred.
The bill making Frcncras. in Texas port Of entry,
was passed.
The bill creating new collection district in Cni-
fornu was passed.
After some debate IL 10 what BUSINESS should Ne
.ak"n up the Senate ;ook up the bill providing for
the rc-cyaminntioa anl settlement, OF accounts be-
tween the United Suites and the State of Maryland
for interest on money advanced y the United States
during the last war.
The bll allow. Maryland intercs, on the amour, nd
vauccd by her the United Sntcs during the war Of
1872 the principal having long since been rc-pni, b
tho interest dcnic Messrs pcarcn and Pratt sup
ported the bill. Mr.. Blyar opposclit. The bill was
funlly passed by the following vote:
YEas-A1cssrs. Adams, Allen, Bnhsrr, Bell. BENIN
min, Brodhcad, Brown Butler, Clay Clayton, D!Non,
Dodge of Wisconsin, Evans, Fcsseuicn, Fiizpnirlck
Foot, Gevcr, Gillette Gwn, Hsn,lin, Jones Of Iowa.
Jones ri Tennessee, Mallory, Mason, Norris Pearce
Petit Pratt. Rockwell, Rush, Sebastian, Stewart
Thompson OF ky. Toucv, aud Wadc-@.
N,Ys-McssrS Buynrd. Bright, Cass, Chase, Dodge
of Iowa. Sumner and Walker
On motion Of Mr. Adams, the Senate took up tho
House bill changing the time OF the meeting of Con-
gress from December 10 November.
Messrs. Fitzpatrick, Rusk, Bcnjumli Pratt, Brown
and Bavard opposed the bill, and McEsrs. Douglas,
johnson, Badger and Gw;n supported il.
Mr.. Bayard moved al amendment that all elections
for members of next Congress shall take place on the
first Tuesday in October, and the day every
two years hereaftcr-lost.
Mr.. Benamin's amendment thatthc meeting IN ~.
vember shall be ouly for the second Session o' cue"
Congress was lost -.
: The bill was then reiected-yens ID, nays 3D.
Tho SnDnt. then adjourned.
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obiec: of this s, is 10 recover Of the defendant
;gnircd and fifty wo donrs and scrcnty.thrcc cent?
a":c, thereon to be computed after the rate Of ax
'a:ual per annum. from the 2!hh day Of October,
rl payment; and affidavit having been made and filed
T. defendant above named is nonresident of this
saawcaih tie snid defendant il notified to appear at
f. 10 ne holden in the Clerks Office Of tho said
81 Tie :irs, Monday in July next. and do what is
F. pro,cc, his interest III this suit.
acUpy-Tcs,c:
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PRIVATE ADyIcEs By THE ATLANTIC.

INJUNCTION AGAINST THE WHEELING
BRIDGE.
PHrLApELpH1A, June 26.-The United States Cir
cui, Court this morning granted injunction against
reoonstructipg the Wheeling bridge.
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lRGINlA.-At Rules held in tie Clerks Office OF
'ae C!rcui, Cou.t OF the City OF Richmond, OIL the
Elain; in Iune, lSii, q, being the 9TH day OF the
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|lRGiNlA.-At Rules held III the Clerks Office Of
N" Crcni; Court Of tho CRY of Richmond, the 9Th
June. i-:i (being the first Monday in the mon,h)
M:u Marshall plg:
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ErS. ROBINSON, Clerk.

RGlNIA-At Rulcs held in the Clerks Office
u the Circuit Court of the City Of Richmond,
a'.; Monday in June, 1854, dt being the 5th day OF
!s;t }
re ". Gretter Plttf:
.st:n.t
Nos. Def
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King William County Court,

neg ISL; = ,
s,.Se,; nni Mary his wife, Conplts.
r,a.' ,;,,;.. o.u IT.,
.i' wv. Richard Orrel, and Martha Taylor the lus,
~. na.,, tie age u! twenty one vcnrs Dcfdts.
/. .!sr ,e.nr The compliments by their counsel and
,Y. il md on their morton Peter Wyatt is assign.
,.i,,u al l,cin 20 the intaut defendant Martha Tuy
.ea lrr in this -,lit and thereupon filed her an.
ami II! defendant Lucy J. Taylor likewise filed her
- srd il appearing thrt the defendants Henry Brul.
All Sn.un HI. wife, and James Orrci, Thomas Orrell
aar,! Orr, nce not residents OF ts State, il is or
IN: they appear. within month utter due publ
!: ,a:s o.i-: and do wha, is necessary to protect
..s.s,. And the Court directs thnt this order he
= once week icr four successive weeks in the
.i Enquirer and hc posted nt the from, door of the
81 o: This couury the first day of tho next term
.ru,-t The object OF this sut ia to procure sulr
sad whereof Jane Tuylc- died seized and possess
! DIVISION of the proceeds among the parties cn,
..-s:o 4 copy-Testr
: ..-cwiw W. II. POLLARD. D. c.
lliANCERT.-EIRGlNl - Gloucester Circuit
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I)eft,

., - Rhigucl and -, partners in trndc un.
+" ~" of Bonn Rnisuc & Co, flttfs
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IN uac. our :iari- his 10Th dny of June. 1851.
mo. w c. CATLETT, }co,,,.rs
e it.->wiw JSO. I. SEAWELL, ~0"'' .
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sc. or .. ron embracing su assortment of all ,orts
s2f-rE%n % ny EDWIN wORTHAM & co.
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Eua. ROBINSON. Clerk.

!RGlNlA.-A; Rules held IN the Clerks Office OF
,ae Circuit Court Of the City of Richmond. on the
soaasy in juno, 1854, Gs being the 9Th dny Of the
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SIN Taylor, pltf':
s;nlu:t
Everett, Dctt.
Sc, sai upon an attachment returned executed.
.hJrc: Of :h- luit is 10 recover of the defendant,
:;t'"a and cish,y.,wo dollars and fortysix cents;
sv!, hsvng been made and filed that the defendant
4'G"i i. II nonresident of this Commonwealth, the
':'atRn, is notified to appear at the Rules to be
Il" Clerks Office of the sad Court, on the first
y = Juy ncx. aud do what is necessary to protect
-.r,ia this suit. 4 Copy-Tcstc:
, Ncw;v: t'IIS ROBINSON Clerk
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=" h:ncr, DcIt
80 80 aad upon an attachment returned executed:
e OF TIM -uit is to recover Of the defendant four
.as' "!cvem dollars and ninety one ccnts and atti'
: ,''; been made aud filed fhst the defendant above
~ s a'srrsidcnt of thi. Commonwealth, the sald
| ir'!i.d TO "rprnr at the Rules to bc holden in
O:ice u; tie said Court. on the iirst Monday IN
3 10! 20 wha. Is necessary TO protect his interest
!. S'' j copy-Tes,c:
: '-cwiw EUS. ROBINSON. Clerk.
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. Ne'-7UO tons bes. Peruvian Guauo.
biIs II, do Mexican do.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

@ UPREME COuRT.--THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
- Of the State of Virginia against William Seldom John
Wtbers Robert W. Latham, Lawrence r. Bayne, aud q.
w. Carlysle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO the defendants--You
are hereby summoned and required TO answer the
plant in this action, which this day fled In the Of
flee OF the clerk OF the city and county of New York at
the CITY Hall In said city, and 70 copy OF your
answsr TO the said complaint the subscribers, at
their Office, No. 10 Wall street. in said city, within
twenty days after the service Of this you,
exclusive OF the Cay OF such service and If you fail to
the said com plant within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the for
the relief demanded 10 the complaint Dated December
q, 1854 CUBMINS ALEXANDER 4 GREEN
PLANTING Attorneys 10 Wall street, New York.
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A sT0N1sH1NG To ALL.-MADAME MORROW IS
"A without exception, the most wonderful astrol0gst
10 tue world that has been She will tell
past present and futare events and will show your
future husband and absent friends which has asonished
,hou sands during her travels in Europe She IL the
nth daughter Of seventh daughter, and born
with natural gift, by invoking the powers Of her
happy pairs to together who will all ENJOY
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss Her pre-
dictons are truly astonishing to all who visit he
Those who wish speedy marriage may call soon,
they may depend upon true advice founded the etsr
nal principles OF magical science, 10 Broome street. b.
tween Cannon and Columbia streets Gentlemen not ad-
mitted. Hours from O'Clock Am. TO QP.M
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TR. WARDS uNF0RTUNATEs' FRTEND-S1 PER
L., vi'l, and book, cures in few hours; nothing
Broadway Is the place to get this rapid and thorough
renee y-no where else in New York. Cure warranted
or no pay.
nR. POWERS, FROM DUBLIN AND LONDON, I'M
H. partnership with Or ward,) can be consulted at
No. so Canal street. door east Of Broadway daily.
Dr. Powers female periodical pills. and other medicine,
for female arrangements, price 81. Post paid letters
viii receive immediate attention.
l. panon, by DR. A. NJ. Mauriceau, profe of dis
eases of bundredth edition (5Oo 0o0) 12nio
pp. 800 on fine paper, ertra binding price 81 Every
complaint to which woman Is subject FROM girlhood te
womsnhood and also wife and mother, are fully
described with the cause the symptoms and also the
proper mode o. tssa.msns 10 plain simple but in the
every woman discover, by comparing her symp
toms with those described, the nature character and
cause OF her compia nj and be spared much anxiety
and suffering. The wife about becoming a mother has
often need of instruction and advice OF the utmost i'm
portanee to her future health respect to which her
sensitiveness forbids consulting q medical gentleman
will find such instruction and advice and also expans-
lions OF many symptoms which otherwise would occa
sion much anxiety or alarm How many suffering
from distractions irregularities peculiar the female
system which undermine the health, OF the effect OF
which they are ignorant ana whlxh Their decacy for
bids seeking rnedca adv How many suffer from pro
aTsus uteri, failing Of the womb from fuor alDus
(weaknesa, debility, &c.) How many are in constant
many have dcuit Il not dangerous deliveries and siow
and uncertain recoveries Some whose lives hszsrd
ed during sue time will each find its pages the
Of prevention, amclioraon and relief How many bitter
moments. how much anguish might have been spared 10
the sufferer to the husband TO the relatives BY timely
possession OF this little volume II Il practicable &c
convey fully the subjects treated Of are
Of nature strictly intended for the married those
contemplating marriage For sale by Stringcr Town
send, 222 Broadway; Adrisnce sherman CO., Astor
icuse, No. vesey street, Dewitt Davenport, Tribune
buildings; at No Aston House Broadway and At the
publication ONCE 100 Liberty stteet New York. Joseph
Tucker Mobile; also b. Peterson, 30 Chestnut street.
Phadelpa On the receipt a. 81 : couv win he tra M
ted BY uA Tree OF postage 10 any psrt Of the United
Ststss AN lstten mast BE- addressed post paid, N Dr.
A. =. MAUuCEAU, Once 10 Liberty street. N. r., or
boz, - New Yssk Pest Q0s>
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ft r nnn REWARDS NOW OFFERED N
DDsOOO any person who surpass Madamo
CLIFTON in the art II asroogy She II the only LADY
10 the city who give correct information AL thn
through life N. B.-MAdame Q. IL humbux, Nd
does she wish TO impose the pu6c she also a
diseases in their last stage particularly the or
Of Rheumatism CAL aud satisfy yourselves. Rsadeoss
IS Thompson street. between Bsocms and Spring. bris
house, stone stoop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

FURNITURE GENTLEMAN WANTS TO RENT,
II for ak or twelve months, handsome suit OF Per.
Tor furniture Gin brocates He viii give ample
~ and Be responsible for any damage Address Legare
orald once
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III services TO the ladies' and gentlemen Of this ss
IN sstrosgy By books and science and Ia 70 be eousu
ed about love. marriags business, Law matterp. -
She viii tell the Of the lady or gsnslsmau they ~
marry also, the OF her visitsrs. MadAms Avs
speaks tie English French and German languages Re-
sdence, 400 Bowery, between First aud Ssoon6 gests
0mes hours from 10 A. NJ. TO 8 p. n
MRS BREWSTER, 50 GREAT JONES STREET COZ
l u the Bowery, has been induced, through re
rersuasons Of her many friends 70 continue aeAD
further notice She can be consulted in estrcau i've
ard tell the OF the lady or esntlsmAn thsy
win marry; also the names OF her visitsrs LANES $
senta gentlemen so cents until the lat Of January
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nR. WARREN, MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE o.
~ Surgeons OF Dublin and Edsburgh attends to pri-
vate practice NJ his old established oce, II NAdssa
street near Catharipe, whore be Is performing the n1
astonishing cures record without restraint in diet
business pursuits.
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CONFECTIONERY.

CTUART'S CANDY, AT LOTT BROADWAY. NEAR
- Twenty eighth street.-Mottoes fancy boxes, coro-
nets for tables tor New Years Day; also, assorted
dies for gifts, sugar pums, broken vans, cream che
colate, &c. NJ. x ROSE
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T(,HEATRlCAL NOTICE BROOKLYN MUSEUM-THE
i ladies and gentlemen engaged for this establish
ment will please assemble the stage, Saturday,
December 80 at 10 O'Clock NJ for reh .arsa previous
to opening on Monday, January !, 1855
A. BaOMI.EY, Lessee
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DERHAM'S ETHIOPIAN TROUPE Gas BROADwk,
L will give two grsnd holiday entertainments LIZ
FRIDAY-AFrcRNOON AND EVENING
commencing st 3 anc Ia O'Clock r N.
DON 610NANtL OR TIM SPECTRE or HORsFSATX
which has met with such great success VIII be perform
ed on both occasions. Also,
A SPLENDID PROGRAMME ETHIOPIAN AND SENTIMENTAL
Songs, Cboruses, Solos, Duets Jigs Fancy Dances ~
LANE, THE CHAMPION DANCER, BOYD AS BONgs,
aud LA PETITE CHRISTINE in her characteristics
songs and Dances at each performance
Admission, % cents chiltren under ten years 12he
GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH,
issued N connection with the Mirror Of North Soats
Americas in Boston, viii for the presert BY speds
arrangement, admit four persons each to
PERHAMS BURIESQuE OPERA H0USS
10000 of these tickets already sold
Only SO 600 more tn sell
To be obtained frou1 A. M. to r. NJ, at c63 nroEa
way Zach purchas er Of of rhese tickets WI b,
presented with certificate Of share in the
100000 q UABIE AND COSTLY ARTICLES,
donated by h.vcAtban to his patrons.
A MASS MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS
sill be held the 18th Of January TO deo.ds til
final disposition Of she
GIFT PROPERTY.
SECURE YOUR TICKETS AT ONCE.
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NE IARhONT's PARIS AND LONDON MDgulr
~ Adviser and Marriage Guide, 1lth sdtion. -
pages clctt 70 engravings Sold ct 222 Broadway an1
mailed free for h By the author, LArmont, physsnn
And surgeon, No ~ Reads Atrcs corner Of Broadvay
in the evening, Sundays excepted. N. B-Not -
drug store. Pstsnu treated BY mail or exprsss A.
with al other papers in rscouueudine Dr. IArmcu1
totbs afflicted. dee Eats Unis Stats Zsans -
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yITANTED-$10 900 SPECIAL CAPITAL IN A CASH
w auction and commission house in this city. I'm
doubted security real estate and bonds for the
amount will be given besides equal interest in a
very lacratve business with the advertiser The part
Eership will be made for three We years References
Of the first class. For interview address c. B. A.,
Herald ofice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

TTNABLEAUX WANTS, OR LIVING STATUARY, UN-
u der the direction Of Professor Fleur from Paris.
international Museum, 81 Division street.-The entire
troupe just arrived from Europe, will b exhibited in
French and Italian style, TO day, at7kP.M Admia-
sion. 25 cents. II. WIIIENKANP.
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VIyANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APART
w ments, with housekeeping conveniences, for a
small family Address 70 Sixth avenue, stating par
tculars.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE H. C. JORDAN'j
ll bsneft.-Mr. J. begs most respectfully TO inform
hi, friends and the public that his arst benefit
since his the city will take place Friday
evening next December 90, great variety of no.
velties viii be presented which occasion Mr.. e. FIdv
and host o. talent will appear. HEI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED
IA by gentleman and wife, with board for le lady
only On Broadway above Prince street. in its ime-
diate neghbourhood, preferred Preference given to
widow lady, and where there children. Board
paid in advance in lieu of reference. Address C. B. A.,
Broadway postoifce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

L,RANELIN MUSEUM, NOS. IL AND 10 BOwERY.--
II saturday, December 30-Beneft Of the proprietor.
George Lea aud positively the last day Of any perform
ance, which occasion hundred young ladies'
viii appear in the Model Artstes" with other % tar
taium ents.
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DOARDf MAY BE HAD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND
ID his lady, or two single persons, in genteman's
private residence in St. Marks place. The house
ganty furnished and has all the modern improvements
agreeable home and good table can be depended
upon. (Dine at 81 O'clock.) References exchanged.
ADDRESS Cashier, Herald Office
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nRuG STORE FOR SALE.-A WELL KNOWN AND
IL long established drug store with stock and xtures
complete, which has always commanded good retail
and small jobbng trade and is located in Increasing
neghborhood for business, win be sold at low price,
the present not being able give proper at
tention on account Of i'll health. Any addressing
H. b., Herald Office giving real name &C., win be sup
Piled with particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

yXr ANTEf-TO PURCHASE, A FIRST CLASS DWELL
w ing house with high basement and all the modem
improvements in respectable location in the city Of
New York, objections to stable and carrage-house
the premises. Address letter to d. f. c.. lis South
Fourth street, Williamsburg, stating particulars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

mO SAn LOOK AT TIIH--A FIRST CLASS
WCsOOVs boarding house to let and furniture
for SALE the best location in the city, now full Of
first class boarders. II be shown that the invest
ment be cleared in less than year Parties wishing
purchase board week in the house. GRATIS to
satisfy themselves 81 900 to be paid down. the balance
on easy terms. Apply at az Broadway. room No. TO-
Sinners Il PURDY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

DOARD-WIrH COMFORTABLE AND NEWLY FUR
ID nisbed rooms to be had for gentlemaa and his
wife, or two single ladies gentlemen in small pri
va'e family it is well suited for stefan any other
professional gentleman the house is first class,
exceenty located and convenient to several lines of
stages and Apply at 204 West Twentieth street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

M OOO FOR SALE THE LEASE, STOCK AMI
WCOUs fixtures Of grocery and liquor store
situated in OF the best neghborhoods in city
make money and will be sold at great bargain. APP
ply at 212 Broadway, room No. TO-
Sinners PIJRDY
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MEDICAL.

TAR WARDS UNF0RTUNATES' FRIEND-SI PER
IL vi'l, and a book, in a few hours; nothing
else can d" II. No so Canal street door east of
Is the place TO get this rapid and thor
remecy-no where else in New York. Cure warranted
or no IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

yIyANTED-A SHOW WINDOW. SUITABLE FOR A
w jewellers store, wanted, with plate glass and
plated bars Also large iron safe, suitable FOR retail
eweler. Inquire of billings TUCKER, 81 Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

EN0R SAI.E-AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN AN IRON
T. foundry and machine shop. doing an extensive
business in Of the best locations the State Of
New York. Apply Is JOHN H. BROAD, 618 Fourth st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

HOTEL FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST HorEl.s
"A upon the European plan, with q splendid rest Il
rant attached and in the most desirable location this
city, for sale at bargain and accommodating term 4
party suited to the business with small capital can
chance for making fortune in few years
Address b. b. Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

ID gentlemen, who would like with board, fine large
size front room, furnished parlor with piano
soabedstead Also CHS hot and cold water and all other
convenienccs, for four to six weeks commencing the
first OF January at moderate price, find such at 80
Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

nR. A. J. r. HECK EREN, FRENCH AND GERMAN,
~ ply sc'an and surgeon disciple Of Phi. Ricord
from Paris, may be consulted at HIS Office, 20 Pfnca
street. Mercer 0fce hours FOR ladies' and ren.
r. NJ n. B.--wednesday and Saturday from to foe
ladies' onlv ~ ~