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sIIP NAME -Sshr Sarah, Cook Of Provncstown bsony
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where she has been cd since May lat IN
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the purchasers.
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ana supposed insure in Baltimore.
wss wrselss % the coast Tex - miles Of vsssso
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ssrs deck der srAsa state. Of the twelve
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xpnovxxRsr or HoLno LioHr, IN THE ouLS Of
| DorHNrA
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BsslsiA VS. changed efSa Coal Asht 70 IN Oh Hsh,
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Personal Intelligence.


Az the Sc Nicholas Hote-Hon. =. A. Wentworth. Bos
tor: Judge ;Bs.hof 90; WI Wood y Army Sen
n s' TsSss fns.n d.
F:ssf W:rss,ssr; Gel Sssi.:ss. Ne; BsS,S.a lieut.
B. warren. ESQ Eoy; Juds. Wallet Utios. WV
s.a s As cfe P.E:
1: stresss,, Lowell; osorss Underwood; Ausurs;
S TS1: Elm ~
inertia North c.rolnI D; Marvin, yl,siSia; n 9; 10
At the Metropolitan HotslHon. L. Fuller Ms.ssohu-
:s,s: J.d,: Gssy.,r. ne, S.lsss HAN aad family
s. sray, :. ssilou Ilcr!ss; HALEY and lazy
lady Hsiifai. = : '-' = : army ''---'. INV
III. Union Place Botsl-Mr Edward Robins and LADY,
PhaSelphis; M adxsrd sshrives and lady "; w.rrsn
Wlts, Canada; O. Gallagher and lady Geneva w g.
whiY.n Philsdslptsi Louis A. Dspau, Nsw York; chas
AZ the Prescott HoSss Major 3. Alyord U Army;
MAS: NE Appistop sad lady. Boston; = Appleton Low
s: s:ss;,s
Mefiden.
ward Ohio; c9s E:;i RS;Ss!Ps,: S:s I::i:
s:s sss:
From Norfolk. 10. 1. ~samship Jamsstown-Cspt @
g,p:ss SrS:: Dsy:y rs ws;is h.f
k,S C,s.''. y.IS5ps ssd 20; BAH:
Fsri..s syssst.s diss. Sullivan. wSSs. ssSci
beam PayDs-Si !. the .sssrsse.
,..s 3. Snsi. oruss 'hne 'nd scr
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EDGARTowN. 0es l5-Arr schrs Pera Hses. NYork for
Bangor Lanson. RhoAce do do; Jussina. Hewitt,
Je ssy City for Boston; Trade Wind wssas, Richmond
In port 18TH the vessels above reported and sohrs NJ,
bourne Eage GENTLE Marplehead senate Sbar S>ml
Rankin, Alarc and others unknownn all about 20
tAil. Wind NV.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10. PN-Arr schrs VIM Day.
ton, Douglas Dsghson; flyaway Hilorotn. and JohA
York.
CID ship Mohongo Br Cosish 50 yohp NIB schrs Minna
Schiller Wilson, TAmpioo clifford (Bs) OBxien, Halifax,
Ms; " m Dayton Douglas, Providence.
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Rasdan. Who shot Ns~ssn Craig, q Fraakfsrt ~,
daring ths excitement n regard % Mis- Della Weestsr
IN sdboa L., has been ssstsnesd 70 the Psaissstazy
fog three yeazA
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Pn,Inslsypna Stock BOARD.

PatADgiPHlA tct 10, 1S0f
Or stock mari ct rntber heavy TIL morning The
pAes rmp'i oil feaoicg Raii-osd a. 81 PeunsyIva ,a
hRilrosd, 459 Long I-Isnd Railroad IA Morris Ca
nal, 1si&; Feorsyha,ia tate Fises 81 ~.
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wuNsp g. Kslox srsntsf n The sinos OF the Angus.
- ca CksvWt Old IN thai city, IN the ,3th last n
bissrrsenscsshir IN tAs e0cs II che gorwir and IN
QfAW.
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NEWS BY LEGRA P FL.


The FInAIcthI UTfObs 4
Run on THE BANKS AND BANKERS IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, oct 10, 1854.
Ksssrs Outcau & Co private bankers, "a led to-day.
Thsre had been NO upon them.
The run to day conaasd TO Aessrs Fills Sturges
private bankers tn, Citzers Bsnk, and the Central
Bank They paid every demand made upon them, and
s well fortified against further demands Towards ths
close OF the day the excitement began to subsids and
10 further failures are apprehenoed.
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Eacapc OF . P0stmastcr from Jail-Els Vale,
oActSry.
TFyom the Troy Budget, Oct 161

ltyom the Troy Budget, Oct. 10
Arthur @ Nc son, the late Ksesville postmaster who
has confined In jail here to ~ait trial before the
United statss District Court which opens this week in
Albany, charge Of robbing the mails made his o.
care last night with the aid Of small say and rope
Before be attempted 10 sscsps, he induced fellow ph
vho complained Of being unwel to take : dose
OF smedicne giving him Oh lorofor from the effects
ef which the "pstent did not recover unt this morn
ing He Wa condned In the main hall up stairs By
saving Of the bars he admitted to the back hail.
ard therefore had difficulty in mAkng his exit With
rope from toe rear window The folio wing letter was
SUNDAY NIGHr.
TEAR sn:--Intsligsnce Of discoursging nature, In
forming me that approaching trial u not to BE-
any account postToned, impes to make my way out
Of this place tonight have to thank you, before
doing co. however, for your Kindness to me-. am also
indebted Dr. Hcgsman for his sttsntle to my com
FORT and regret that interests Of the highest impor
taDce lad me to take stop from which people
may attempt to a. fault nth you. All thst can say
TO that 10, that have been fortunate In GLIDING
your vigilance a. . public ofncsr
III. effects lesve behind should be addressed BY
exprets to my friends At Plastsburg who, upon your
preventing bill for my expenses with ron, will NO
doubt pay Any letters coming here might be re-
turned 10 At P that H. after waiting until M 1t
week. when my other Is to b here. with reoswal
Of my Acknowledgements for Jour goodness remain,
repeatedly, yours, A. @. NELSON.
10 John Price, sheSih, Troy.
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light ship sailed rom New Bedford 18th inst to
tate her station Pollock Rip while tho there 10
pairing.
Clipper chip yyph Capt Samuel Goodhus ct Csleuta
from London said made the from the Liz
SO days She chartered for 900 from London TO Cal
cuttA and back.
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IMPROVEMENT OF NAvIgArros.- Mons. Maille-
fert whose operations In submarine blasting fa-
moua has epesged 70 tbs rock obetructons In
TIE Loos SAu ccteau cedars end ether rapids Of ths
81. lawrence between Ogdsnsburg ant MoatrsAL Such
an irvrc.ewect ~ the navigation would " Of vast la
pestaoss 90 vsAnA
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THE ARCTIC COULD HAVE BEEN SAVED BY
RUNNING BACKWARD.

The impuasuoe Of your o rrss oondsnt, 'sEngtneer
New Worb !" In saJipe J. 4. n. "Dads statsmsnts he
knew nothing Of " u equansd only by his igo,saucs.
Issy nov. - l did yesterday, "no suah tmpusstion
can b. cast upon the propr-tors 81 the Collins ships
a. their engines work sith equal faculty bsox~Ard
forward +" They are more costv than the sagtass q
any other ADsrcsn ships, and are furnished With re
voivipg eccent,icsp ana arranged that BY simply
Stacking two the e.centcs revolvs and the
engine Ssvesses This be done sithout 'unh
and nstaLly, she woTkiDg with precisely tho same
apphca t,on bscs ward ~ she Il forward
claim che could have been saved, however. had hsr
ercsniTcs such to have involved the necsssty
OF wcrhh the vsises By hand Ths Paciac, Of the
same line, has bad her valves worked BY nsnd aud
revolutions per minute, and cAa wase ton
of % inches In her Thus hes been doos
while The chip tied to the dock-~n~n OF course,
her ngiDes received advAu age from toe m,vsmsat
of The hip But all this 10 side issue Who Will aeoy
what did, rather than what dad not state ia my first
conmu nicat't J. e n.
kKHRY sTBExr, BROoKLyN. Oct 10, 1854.
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Port Of New York, October 10, ls5A.

CLEARED.
steap,hip Conway (Bp Walter, st Thomas. Maitland.
ssip RosSask walden shanshas. wss.rAy 4 Co,
sS.p Ssiess. s.s,ssy.n.. No. ori:.s.. n.:sss.
Ship M,ddlessx Psrmee, sobiie e stanton
Snip Lumiu AIRY. Baxter Charles on, WaksmAn. Dimon
barb Psinsst,. crewsll. csdi. Bs.ss,t: eseoa c..
Bark Juno (Uidsp Bsaks Asnsasilo. hsanisss Muller
Bari c.the.!,. watts csrds.a..J v Ei.en Go:
Big sils.s s Po:ss f R"si.as. L:Ssa Hass.ds
PIis z.,s Ysn sn,s.. L1ss.. ASr.ssq p..s SO
Brs isaSsls Bssnsssas Hs.sos. Thomss io. Ras.en
Big Geo wash,asson (Br,, King, Halifax whisusy
Brig Gladiator (Br, satsr. 81 John, NIB. whitney
Brig Ph,lur. Loesn.s, Savannah, Dunssm Z Dinea-
ssS. sssens: Li:se%s;; Bait %oEs: Ss:E Cord.
s:;:s: sis:: i:.: H.:
s;S5 Tsss;:: E::s:s, fssr$::s a: Master;
M:;S. ws' Brse
Steamer Ksnnsbso Oopss adsipbia ssnsords Line.
ARRIVED.
sts.n.hip J.ms'sev, C.vssay Es.f0k' TO- with md's
s ns s,s'i Sept .:s %s's :as
passed 6aEi lisa Of London dis&asssd tSs
as s.' in sS.s s sSaao'
;sss: a: Nth ;;'s 4, =; a
With ,sss. aus..,ss. q @ ~ - ~ =
Bark E.aot. q FINLEY, savannah, days. with cotton,
Brig Bs.s l6lassl Knsb. B.s..s q asys IL belfast.
ship Howad 81 ew Bedford bound ".
Big Mcmse OBJ Lewis. Grand Turk, IT, % days. with
Brig spanish Main Orb Decker Turks Islsnd with SALT
Brig Clinton. Thompson Charleston 9days nth cotton.
&C. Buckley OCT Is % miles west Of Egg uarbor
echrs yawl with painted bottom snd white gun
Brig Robert Lawton. Page. Riohuond 10 days. with
Sohr Samuel Porter Maciel, Trinidad, Cuba q days
with augsr, moiasses 10 TO nAchado ExpssieAo sd
heavy NV gales on the psssagsi splis sails 30
sekr Onward, Reed, Pictou II days, with COAL TO
sohs Kate BRIGHAM Luther. New orssss. Sept . with
nalixsd brig Ing bound from Csrdenss tor new
York; 18th II mi SW OF Cape asttsrss pas.ed ship
Marsha,s Win syArd. steering thence for savannah
echl Echo Han Wilmington NC, days
Sehr Seeing. Best, Elizabeth City, Nc. 7 days.
Schr b Preston Miller. Virginia, 70 hours, to 7
schr Brayton BsOoosk. Providence for Port Even.
Sobr Richmond Hall. kocklAnd.
Schr Cadet, Pcts's Rocbland-
Schr Pallas Watts Portland, CT.
Sloop Fashion. Biyden burg Providence
Steamer amsut.a Cushman. New Bedford.
B Low.
The Br bark James Mitch ell reported below 18th inst
from London blunder Of ths potboat for the Br ship
James Watts, from nyrna, arr MP 18th.
SAILED.
Ships Constellation, Lvs pools Jans Walsh, HAvana;
Adelaide NetcA.f. hArlesson; and others.
Wind during tho day mon NV.
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From the SO0en.

THE WILLOW FEVER MAITLAND COAL TRADE.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 10, 1854.
The yellow fever has appeared Ut Beaufort :. c. Eve
deaths having ccculre5.
The oeathr ny tie fever At Charleston snd Savannah
COZ t,nue 10 Az rsge fron three to Fix daily
he Maryiand coal tr4fa du log thu past week reached
Is 800 The navigation Of the canal Is resumed.
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INFORMANT ARnxsT At SrRINaFELD.-The Re-
publican ssys that the arrest Of I'd vim b for bigsmN
has led TO the Of persons Who have guilty Of
depredasops upon freight tranreorted the Western
Railroad trains Bates, after his arrest, ct
suspected Of being concerned these rssoatss and
confes ssd 10 ocer waller giving the Of his
compices al OF whom were employed upon the road.
IN wsrs accordingly arrestsd Thsre sre three assist
ant eight and SIX brakemen. About
tboussnd dollars worth OF stolen goods found Ia
their possession. The examination Of he parties has
b. en- pcspcned until ne1t week. appears nat 70
gulsr sem Of robbery has been carried by these
men, isht merchandise Of almost evsry description hav
ing been ahstracted By hem from boxes add packages Of
freight on the trains upon which they were smpoysd
There mutual understanding among them that NO
bopd tale more than he required for hs I'm USE
and while Of them sdh ersd to that rus, some Of
the avs ious among them appropriated enough TO
stock several modsrae sized varsy stores VI the sor.
mer, However, several young men who we're evasot
II crswn n.o the gspg and led On BY oldsr hsads 10
crime and therefore less implicated II IL behaved that
tbsss arrests win put end to thee depref and
that freight VIII Hereafter pass unmotea1ed over the
road.
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A Printer Muir dered.

PHIApELrmA, Oct. 10, 1851
David Fleming said to be printer from Pittsburg,
whore bis family resides killed last night at Ph
niKvn g, by samuel truman, who STABBED him to the
heart curing quarrel in oyster saloon.
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Im Coin WzA1HRR.-S Dung winner has made sudden
spring upon u.s. catching hune reds vi hout overcoas
and great deal OF shiverng and shaking through the
streets is the consequences Since the late storm bust
ness has been brisk with the tailon TIE Ore has Il
ready been knded in the CRATE the wnters ?ply Of
Ct cold weather he trees have dropped their
summer robes, and the shrin winds whistle among
and
beesar children try TO themselves into the
smallest possible size that their scsnty dress OF rags
cover every part Of the body and look for 81
win for supplicatcn pictured in their eyes than
fow weeks ago. when the all tbs 6replacs thsv
sked, and necessity demanded only for the stomsch's
sake. Philanthropy has opp,rtucity to com
meDce her work. and the cold winds .og at the ~inao~
.huts only to ssl charity out Of DOR. 70 relieve s
1t Ia cold row-toon II win be time to be very cold
ALARM FIRE PINE STREET between twelve aud
one O'Clock ye.terday afternoon, an alarm Of fire sas
aused BY chimney takrg fire at the French rsstau.
hat largo sheet iron chimney 10 crested on the sus.
ide Of the building running ON the kitchen Ons OF
Re belp upset pan Of boiling fat into the dre aud he
flames spread up this hue and set It on re there was
great deal Of smoke, - the fue verv foul. Some
renen came to the premises and sxtingushed the
fire.
night at eleven ococb in the sirst district caused
by the burning Of frame shsnty In Thirty seventh
street, nesr second avenue. Damages about $780,
NEW MAP-A Telegraph and Railroad Nap Of tho
New England states has just neen published by Alex
snder William, of Boston, AL the lines OF both tho
telegraph and railroad are clearly cd out and
the map given the city Of BOSTON, with al he various
lines running into the city distinctly drawn. This IL
publication serviceable to the pubis
ACCIDENT on THE ERB RAnRoAp-The night express,
west yesterday morning, . SOW Gcnssso,
throwing the baggage and smoking cara down high
bank and running three Of the psse ger Of the
track badly tearing tho trs ck and ties The passsa
gers sers taken by train sent to meet II after
delay Of hour and half. The locomotive remained
upon the track and 50 fer IS ve could ASCERTAIN no In
jury was done 10 any Of the passengers
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A Wonderful Discovery Has Recently Been
made BY Dr. Curtis Of this city, in ereatment Of
sumption asthma and all diseases Of thSungs We refer to
Curtis hygeana, nhaiing hygean vapOrand cherry
syrup With this method DR.. c. has restored many
Afflicted 70 perfect health evidence Of which ne
physician remarks 1t IL evident that by inhaling-con
SANITY breathing agreeable healing vaporhe medi
sinai In direct contact with the whole
Of aerial cavity Of the lung and thus the
and varied changes produced them whom introduced
into the stomach subjected to process dgeson
Asthma CURED.
BRooxLYN, N. r, Dec. 20, 1885,
For about eight years have boen very severely afflicted
with the asthma FOR the last years have suffered be-
yond all powers or description; months at time have
been able sleep in bed getting what rest could sit
ting chair. Ny diculty Of breathing and suffer
great ct times that for hours together
friends expected each hour would be last During the
past six have had the aid and Of some Of
The most but have no perma
fortune Dr. Curtis hygeanA ihhalng hygean
vapor and cherry syrup At the time first obtained IL
suffering under Of most violent attacks and
In great Distress almost suocatng for want Of breath In
less than ten from the time applied the inhaler TO
stomach and took teaspoonful Of cherry syrup
ing and had comfortable night have since continued IL
With the greatest possible benefit and pArave
y we'll God only knows the amount Of suffering this med
sine has relieved FROM Ny advice 70 the suffering ty
IT, HARcAnEr EAsroN.
Sold by BOYD PAUL, No. 10 CortIandt street; G. H.
RING corner Of John street and Broadway N Price IS
package N B-Any person inclosing 50 to Boyd Paul.
sainns bottle Of vapor one Of cherry syrup and
An in neat box BY express free part Of the
United four packages for So The hygeana 10
sale by all 10 druggists In the country.
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On Thursday evening, March IT, by the Rev. Lot
Jones, GEORGE W. JEwEr, NJ D., of Sackctts Harbor N
Y, TO HEEN G. CORNELL of this city
On Tuesday evening, Feb %, by the Rev. E. n. John
son. ALFRED HUNT to Miss SARAH THRHsHEx all Of Brook
yn.
On Tuesday evening, March H. by the Right Rev
Bishop Whehouse, FERDINAND flicker to JOHANNA
daughter of julius Flicss, late of London.
On Wednesday, March s, by the Rev. Marx Enienthal
of this city, DEwAID, of Covngton Ca, to Miss Caro-
LIN WoLr, Of this city.
At Staten Island Wednesday, March 49, by the Rev
David Moore, Mr. EHEN Cook to Miss ELIZABETH SINoNsoS
In St. Pauls Church, Paterson, Wednesday morning
GOULD to MARY p1cKERsoN daughter of Tho Hon. Phile
mon Dickerson, of New Jersey.
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S..s s..s.'
Granting permission TO grade Eighty ninth street from
Sss Esn.e Furnish The
%
= ~ Finance department Committee on Ordinances
n. Board again won't nss Committee of the Whole
q In on ma
Ing the following assessments lists yizFor regulating
.ss IF @
Sidewalk: o. street hss S s9 5; naS
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues Adopted by
ordD.nce amending ordinance 70 provide for the
Adopted by similar vote
ne committee rose,
Ne Gen Worth in the receiving cemetery
- Greenwood taken and referred 10 special com
me Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon at Eve
RON the minutes. c. T. MecLENACHAN, Clerk.
Uroceedlngs In the Board OF Councilman.
four Special Report.]
conrrsoIlnR's oI1lcr March Is. 5
TSs comptroer in answer to the following resolution,
That be ss s nc
ss e. Il N:a 81 ns
:As
eI.sye poetic, q the Land that sslon::s
sn Long Island he requested John 6erre Esq to make
nap and furnish description Of the This he has
1sse the deposited with the Clerk Of the Board
The Counsel to the Corporation has charge Of the
Eon and able determine what
taken the interests the Corpora
zion in said lands than the Comptroller sub
nitted, A. q. FLAGG
NEW YORK, March l. 1854.
DEAR SR-Pursuant to your instructions, have made,
and return herewith ands the shore of Long
Island original high water mark and original low
water mark granted TO the Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty Of New York. by charter Of Queen Anne dated 10th
April 1905 and remaining unsold by them The map
returned compiled from the various ocal maps OF the
Finance Department, and believe the same correct
Almost the entire land yet unsod by the Corporation OF
tAs city in of other PARTIES without acknowl
edgsment Of the of the Corporation Those parts as
shown Cranberry street, Fulton street. and Bridge
.es have been held for twenty years but that period
About October suit commenced against the par
uaion streets but what has been made
IN them do not know.
With regard the estimated value Of the land unsod,
i can only say that II the owners were to pay
sordiBg to what others have paid for similar rights the
value Of that unsod Atlantic street and Hamilton
would be about fourteen dollars and that
n The Wallabout Bay about ten thousand dollars.
What the valuation of the pieces Cranberry Fulton
and Bridge streets judge the lapse OF
tne have given to those possession good title In
dependent Of the Corporation Of this Very respect
fully JOHN j. SERRELL City Surveyor.
TEA FLAGe ESQ., Comptroller Of tho city OF New YORK
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Malls for Europe.

1HB NEW YORK HERALD-EDITION FOR EUROPE.
The United States mail steamship Atlantic, Capt.
West will leave this port Saturday. at IL O'Clock for
liverpool.
me European mails win close 1t quarter to eleven
o'clock toll morning.
me WEEKLY HERALD, printed in French and Englsh)
wm be published at half-past nine O'Clock in the
xsrning Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of the
INV YORK HERALD will be received at the following places
u Europe
1svnPooL. John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
loswoN -. Edwards, Sanford Co., No. II Cornhnl
VIM. Thomas h Co., No. 10 Catherine street.
IXm... Livingston, Wells Co., Place de La Bourse
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MISCELLANEOUS,


A RARE CHANCE FOR ANY PARTY WISHING
N to realize speedy fortuncFor SALE tho best
restaurants in Broadway, fitted style
public and private entrances Broadway embracing
separate saloons connected by folding DOORS
doing first rate business $780, with five
years lease The present owners for selling out 10
having other business hand attend TO both
Apply at proprietors store M Ninth avenue week
ALEXANDER MCKENZIE.
A GOOD CHANCE FOR PERSON WITH
"A small capita-For SALE the oyster ana conee saloon
No Essex Market In Grand street. Apply tno ssioon
after r. NJ This 10 the best stand In the oiy gooo
business 10 done.
DR. POWELL oCyLIsT, AURIsT &C, DEv0TEs HIS
attention the treatment OF diseases Of the
eye and ear frem 70 o'clock daily At his once oO2 broad
way where can he bis treatise ON the eye ana
artificial bic are Inserted without operAtlon,
the slightest pain and will move and LOOK exsouy hEesA
natural eve
NOR sALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON sATUl
av thc 18th inst at o'clock at lss East Thirty ski
treet Tic stock and fixtures OF store
sstug Of stand casks beer pump measures and fxure
general.
u,o LET-THE MODERN BUILT FoUR-sToRY ANs
il basement house No. 1s6 West Fifteenth street,
near Eighth avonue sixteen rooms, bath kitchen range
cellar and yard and convenient and suta
e respectable private family Rent $780, Gas put "
for e25 more.