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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
TotL.............i.F5
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Aversse upon 2sz5 he,d...... ? IS ? hs.a
This only lSc less than the previous week which yery
scoe the large received sns sold the la.
The before MeCary thinks the prospect OF the
sheepbuyes in the country oteo complain that quote
,le too hsb. We believe that system Of giving bfoken
account Gales the Of plan ever dsvised
fer letting the country know the sctus prices AID do not
what object tn can have IN quoting above the market
should Iven sccursey thns they seknowl
that decidedly better for very much more uer1s
esthe sheep r.he those who sTow and aud f.t,en
them for market 1t pity that they could not be pers1aded
neysr % send any to m.isst but f., ones on
the pest week for this Of the The nber
from eco TO SEQ y week GOOD many ofthose coming In
are spring calves that Oot though they had the
A" calf pasture" all summer and that Il well known
lind sold at 90 apiece The who brought
here IS 60 each and though, be w~ getting their full
with tie have look very much like the woody
horse The punber arriving BY the market bosts very
MILK ar. neSeS to that th.. the 1ics Of
Min Cows s little better than 1t At rate there are
,ome yery handsome Cows the different
places and Away, think the prices Of the bs, the
very lot II fa better give 800 80 for
frsisie mixer th.n 1t go go for common scrub.
There great need Of Improvement in this el.s Of stock, as
sWINE-The prospect. OF Hog drove decidedly better
III. we.a me wssSer today IS qas .oo s1oass ,of tes
considerable strong symptoms OF snow Of night Iae qsa
was three ago Some Of the Pss poor
TOOK make sqaes We nave noticed several doves
old home in the Wet They has look ,ll
Too any that have arrived lately only looked like hs
rail pen crib that We could almost through them We
could quite through their owners Very few Hos
from tb vicinity come into the city .ise from up Il:
down since last report SIS PoIt large quantity
arrived also by the Hudson and Harlem Railroad.
The suiys Of Hoss last week by the Erie Railroad were
large numbering ess than e" nos'aad 'en hsaded
three About 1900 Of these directly 20 the
slsusht-r-yards, and the balance TO the sslepsns
Mr. Doimer report. s2 offered last Of which as
Ohio fec s93 this fed and SIS sfed
The ssles Of the following lots will indicate prices;
D. sherman, 100 this state and nice c. live VT
Geo. Burt 2s this State and good .......4te live VT
Crawford Co 800 Ohio eornfed ........iic live VT
L. tushnk, oVs SUI led
j. Coehron rs Ohio corn fed Sic, dead VT
Packers getting well work and want rood cutting
hogs Thin bacon yet in fshon here and coal too
plenty catch dswood We want hogs for pork and they
will sell ct the follow ina prices:
Good h.svy this Stat. hogs live weight
Good Ohio hogs hard weight. ~ 6Hc
Light trash this ssts sLd Ohio, live weight efte
Prime sl.ted hogs, live weight. ...,...:.....tfdfie
This heavy prime dressed dead weight I6ie
This Stat. Lisht, dre,sed, dead weight: ....S 90
Ohio htrd and heavy dresed dead weiIht....6t gsie.
Ohio hard and light dressed dead weisht.......5 zoe
Prime still fed dead weight @ote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Markets Reported BIZ Tetgrapk.

EEw ORLEANS Nov. 49, 1885, There Is Ia change In
CoTTos market The sales Saturday amounted to 800
bale, hiddlins 10 qgo,eo &c The .oek Of MESS fcSk
nearly exhausted and IL IL selling SO 50a $50. MoLASsEs
lsc. T. gall FLOUR Sc 80 Y bb. RICE lower; &C. p D
BUFFALO Nov. q. 6 P M.-FLoUK-Th- receip of Flour
very light and the stock hand Ains The receipts
nesry all consigned through BY railroad The de-
mspd fair and holders firm; sal-s 900 bbs At SO asa
es for Upper Lshe and 90 70 for FOOD brands OF Michigan
and Ohio and 50 81 FOR extra WHEAIWheah in good
supply and there good milling demand but the se.rciy Of
money restricts business there plenty Of bsyers
time with the best Of but hoders unwilling TO
sell except for essh; sales 5000 bushels white Michigan
81 ST. 5000 bushels white Canadian duty paid %; ana
eco bushels Wisconsin az 81 so CoRS -There fair de-
nand for Com but there but little Offering spot
the only sale have tote COO busbels At 63e. Oars
Oats in good supply and dull at 4se WHsgy-whsty
firm 81 aSSe Canal FREiGHrs dull Toe for Flour
&c for Wheat ann ice for Corn NewYork Receipts for
the last ss bouiG Flow 64 bills WHEAT "a 49, bushels
Corn q 77s bushels OARS a 7T6 bushels; BARLEY u 35
bushels; RYE, T. Use bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

stesnship-Norih st.r. wsD.rk. Asyn~.I ~ o. Roberta
shps-sL Loui. Levitt. N.~ ore.r' Wu Nelson ssn;
Lope0n Hubbard London Grinneil, Minrurn Co.
Bsrts- Lawrence Wlev, Salem r. w Ropes; Zidon Hoyt
CeIfueros Brett Son Co Am, Cobb, APslachieoa Elgs
L Hazard
Bnss-Ereel. Tllusn savannah sturr,. clesrm,n Co ;
Gl'rers, Br Wisybon. ST Johns W. Rowland; Era
n 1ot1s, y ~ h99ws piL-a.ei Ley
Cefp, Hsnrport J 5. Whitney; Abrua. stevens. Vers
Cru, Osismh; Monica, Rollins fr,nshn, Bailey Co :
A H Wsss. Aulnsr Oeorsetova, Gilmore & Co Emily,
Davis Charleston, Durham Dimon
sehooneU-Jobn Price Price, Baltimore, Mailer Lord
II. D. Leighton Cole Portsnou'e Thompson uner: Hen
reo, Ch'nsr Richmond X Pievoni Mary. Robblas Ne~
JsI SAT- p,,ocI,,si. s,,,l. S.-5,,.,r,
br,fi, Ne.- Co; SsitsIlev, Gfthss Chuiesoa Ne
srsey Net Co; AM o., Oliver. Ws.hinrtou. Mod Be
Oct; Sequel Huvey. Providence msstsr; Rebecca WoSOn
City Point Hunter Co L,m.rioe. Brsr. WILMINGTON
eois,oJ Mott Co Lookout, hAten, hsvsns EcCrss1y,
Pot.t, - --' --eNN"' ~~'--0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

MET eoi,, On being fuy determined 70 STICK b as
chance In eur spinou the sooner ell other parties CONFORM
u The better Certainly the Efforts 70 bre.k dssn toA.y
lsy, mot resulted m any sdvkntafe the Monday party u
~, .tt.r sh really bsDeht The boehe iet them Keep
a.. r.Il,, ,p-u ,yery day-msks every day a,ifs
IT,. an nm Der OF cattle sold here last nu
80 q, n, ,u.ll town Saturday and To-
rafiesS enc lot Of sspecs County b-ev-s elhuf 1t
p,nv,in, hi. morning loc and some vey fair two and
49, -, "a ,t,.rs &C. STAYS and old cows aud eosr'e
- LII mt brinf over 7d7.e ard not that the ovneS
ss e.,tI, are sp thipt they weigh On Thursday We
~ ,.,rt the ..ls Of beev.s q, Alerons aud thereafter
s,tiy which will sonto the Daily and seni-Weeky en-
Friday r -. .-,..-..-. n NIL. -
coo Brornirs, 60; OBnep 80; ChsmbeTlns i7s; The
nartet boats 2oe. Total. 2 SJz
very brk msket anticipated on Thursday but think
thai he number viz Be large that aateips-
tons may fail
"a, s told that consequence Of the change OF dsy
srl.m and Hudson River Roads will both running
e t.ibs Sunday That will be rood end phsd
sHEEPAND LAMBS-There has been considerable falling
of 10 receipts the past week compared with the week be-
fore and fun time the market getting quite
oei.d and sheep growing poor the pens. until they would
The price really very low Only 80 e5 .versse
Sheep and Lambs by the thousand With few exceptions the
quantity all through the Autumn hiss been very good The
largest sized sheep from Ohio The fnest quality from
the esst and e,n. part Of New York Large Numbers
from EewJersey, Of which wclfsited Hea
there mste bnnes Of buyns sheep and feeding The
bers received last week The several places Of
follows Anerons 6oe BrovninEs. 4775 Chsubsrn's,
$50; the market bosts sS5 Total 1917 This san less
than the week before The following s:eouns Of brokers'
sGlss will show the price which lots average
AofHk kaNF Ia ~ o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Kseetpts py Ral,ead.

Beeves received BY boats 30; on foot. 2S
PNeIs OF CArTLEEstnsed BY the pound for beef In the
quarters:
EITsA BrKr-oI les, quality Of ssttle offered odsy.
9.dloe.
Coon RETAILING or.LIrY-sS
COMMON QUALITY-sGSte.
kFERok-7Q6c
hrrrOs-Coumon Sheep. s2ds+ 80; extra Sheep. $50
%; Lsmbs S2dS6
yr.L-Good Calves. 4ds.o y n, liv. wsisht
Cows-0TdpAy 0ows s5asxo; good TAR Cow 81 .
eSo; extra quality with Cnf SIS 1850.
swSkOhio eor-fed oss small size for market yetAilins
fefe I'VE We a dill led Hoss a Ole; large Hogs,
sosn leo deua wesht eG6ic-
bEENhS-Aswe In mated last eek that change about
.he place IN the msrketdAy from Monday THURSDAY
S's would probably be sod the ws.hnron Drove
Aeftens) to day found the fact visiting the
ms morning There not probably over 500 head in
snc fnl three fourths az the whole second
-. e Seaiy The Attendance Of ths butcher, was
80 a. p.opofnon 70 the punber Of cattle ss COMPARED
po'eo oi We expected from a, that We h.d h.,yJ ~ 80
le' % submit 70 the ehGnse-s any rae MOI Z,
rs .neS ~ eud have IN q
ooy al We eee,es o1sred Al high But We 6uns Id
dash) Oh Datenes SSunty eulocks .-ius a, lO o "a.
One lot. bonsht BY George HAYS ~ Merw.. =, 800
weud sverste 81 ewt -Four Of the 10, 3 80 ~et ~
Gil 50 J.. sch s'errs u
very fre. Another lot cold Mead so .1y were
qusy not any over lee Ono pair of 80, ns
S2le very handsome ard would wei,b faiI D.
OF the cd stays and and bsoed exea hum
Ard sole little below That 49,
MILITIA HoRxG sold oct Q drove Of Western S.vv...
and Ohio stoek low sdss at IN Of &C. "a
rid Of them early the dAy bat 49,
bad &c me INTO anticipating high piees 90 .eoa,,
scarcity OF cattle ard held then up - &lo above la.
Nrnfrv ~ 90 r~fdy tEyer-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Ph,l.delrh,. narket.. .MospAr, Noy. 90.

CorToS que. and unchanged FLous very inactive sale
confined 20 wshn the Of 81 50 TO 50 50 for
sood and shppsg brands sre freely offered u
s8 So but there Is eIpJr demand RYE FLoyk and Coss
MEAL uuehAng ed WHEAT Is not plenty but the msrtet IL
dull bodnI OF for lower 900 bushels white
cold al s5G for Southern and Pennsylvania, mostly tbs
latter rate for choice parcels; red held Of 81 90 With
buyer. mark CoRs plenty and prices rsher favor the
buyer go bush mostly Southern yellow sold At SOC for
new sSde4c. mir, and sid86c for fair and s7c. for
prime old rcluding white s4c OARS Sc for good; South
sell moderately RYE steady at 81 % Provisions aud
GRocEREs without change and nothing doing WHISKY bet
ter day bbls hello at &c. and hhds. AdSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Monday. Nov. 20, lsSi
The receipts OF BEEvEs have been large and the demand
active 500 oGered todsy5O OF them driven 70
Phiadf hs ard ls0 left unold-the balance $50
solo ~ sea 81 81 the hoof averaging IS 50 gross only
few Of quality sold At the extreme price of % ST.
Hoes very brisk and sold AZ IS 500 Sc So
sHELP very dull and the supply large sales $50 s. 50
hund goss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Receipts of Produee-Nsy. 90.

BIZ HEd,cn Rrer Railroad for As peet ending Noe II
ISL head Cattle "a Calves. 7f2 Sheep as live Hor ga
dressed Hol. Sc pfss Beef Ss do Poultry IS DO Ega IS
do Ashes 46 do Cider if5 DO Butter S5E DO Cheese l2
bush Oats gS DO Malt $50 do Rye it6 bbs Apples SIS
bu,h PoAiee. les Dbl. Four Pts. BueLwhsst Flour no
bsss Hay is SIS rails NH 40 Marble % do Slate
BY ne Nora Rirey Bosfs-66i5 bbl. Flour g ptrs Ashes
$40 DO. WHISKY q $50 bushels COrp 600 DO ost l2spIgL
Beef,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
IFrom our Correspendent. [

PHILADELPIiiA Nov. ~AyTfred~ste.u.hip Kenneb.c,
Copes New York. bEs Sarah Ellen Talbot, Porlsnd Mary
H. Chsppel. Johnson, Charleston; schs. W. l.. Haydn.
DourAss Providence; L. N. Godfrey, Godfrey Milestone;
Luther Cbid. Niekerson Boston, Grace Darling Baxter,
Newport
Enthusiastically Ksnnebec Copes New York. bark ".
W Brdger hutchinson, Portland briEs Ohio Hatch salem,
hs Ces.tina Leighton Boston, schrs James ". Deputy,
wou.emore. wsrehAm; TheTesa c., Consn, Mobiles NJ l..
Dsy ton DouKass kewporl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
spoken, sc.

Nov lat So g. Ion IS. bark Governor Paris fn- Portland
for Havana -
No S.t, ist u s, Ion -. ny bark fraEo at Basaos
A,r.s Scot ship wid Rover Taylor from Boston JAY IL,
Australia Capt Tsy reported having crossed the eqas
tor in "a days from Bosom
Oct is Il. 50 . lon. IS So bark Brothers, Goocb from
Nev.York for 5uaysua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
New-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT Of BEEvEs, MILK cows, VEAL
CALVES SHEEP end LAMBS, and SWINE, 1t A N.
Anertons CW ashnfton Drove Yards) Forty ouhst and
Rifthsv; 6Iowpinss and 0Brien's SiIth-st, between
Second and Thrd-svs; Union Drove Yards for Swine)
Forty seconds aud Seconds v; CHARACTERISTICS Robinson
IT,, and sf the Hudson River Msrtet Boats Prepared
every Monday ibe principal sale day expressly for THE
NEWY0RK TRIBUNrby sOL0S ROBINSON
TofAL RECEIPTS THE Wick ending Monday, Nov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
By Telegraph.

NEW Nov. 19-The steamship Black Warrior,
from New Yok via Havana telegspbed as being below.
Ar. Nov. 10 bark Nolsnte frsm Philadelphia
sAyANNAH-An. Nov. Is, steamship Florids, from New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

MONDAY. nov ~. IDA
AsHES-The market Ia quiet for both kinds the supply
p,oderae sales Of Pearls So ST. and Pots at Sc s7
BEEsWAX-A small lot Of 5OC u Southern Yellow sold 1t
23c cash
BRICK-Tbe market is dull for hard North River, aud
prices Of the purchasers sales at 80 5oGSf for
common 10 prime.
COTTOk-Tbe market is dull and heavy with smste sales
of 400 bales. We quotations;
CL.ssIFIcATIoS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

IMMATURE ALNASBc.......THIs DAY
sVy-Ries.. 81 sets.... So Aooy-Sets..... S5s
HIeh wATER........IHIs
Sandy Hook. IS Gov. Islsnd... Hell Gate 10 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

Such is the productive capacity of this interest II
i, an interest which DOW employs over 1000 men,
supporting over 100 900 persons, and involving per-
maIent investment Of sl2, 000, 00O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
financial.

QUARTERLY STATEMENT Of the AFFAIRS
" ofTHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of
ew.York for the quarter ending 3lst Octobes, las.
A''e" ." REC pURISG TIE oUitfsR
Received for Premiums. .SllIlR 81
1871 SO IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
To Mariners.

The 70 ov descriptive lat Of Baoys arranged in REGULAR
orcer . they passed By ve,se entering marx tho
ae at sUnsEs Inlet published fer the benefit Of nAaer.
By order Of the LIh.hous. Be.ri:
JAMES 8. BIDDLE Lieut. o. s NAVY
Lighthouse fasp>etor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

Besides new mills in Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Ports
mouth, Ohio; Richmond, Va; and other places. Dur:
ing the same time the Massachusetts, Iron WORKS OF
Boston, and the Troy Mills, long idle, have recon-
menced rolling
Besides also, nearly all OF the following works nave
been enlarged: PhGnixville, Montonr, SAFE hssooi,
Trenton, Mt. Savage and Others. The toi.o =
about the present number and capacity OF Aneii0'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Passengers Arrived
IMMATURE A

Ia bark Joha Hesy from Hseana-cspt Frederick Rsimer
ofsesnship Pslsyo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

Animal Cspacify-turs
Moutour DsnyiIe. Pa.........''''''''''''' saco
rough sno hSeay pa pptslas,,,,iil. Pa. 7f000
fhonn iron " OTIS ~ U.,ho, P..,,. IS roo
Lsctsyrnns Mil scranton Ps.'''''''''' iiee'oNoo
Trenton NSL Trenton. N J......'''''''''. i9'"'
Mssss.bu.stts Mil. Boston. ::,''''''''''' ,.oo
M. savage MIL Mt Savage, Nd ;;:'''''' is ooo
Cambria Iron Works. JOhnsiown' Ps''''''' ioV Voo
CosoIo Mil Newcastle, Pa............'.... i2Op
rev MI ~, .. Mil grsdy's Bend Pa. 1900
Gfes NJ We, 49, observation-disclosures. 500
TredesT Iron WOI.s aiehmpnd' Vs'''.'... 1000 700
c,s.ent Worss Wheeling, Vs............. 5000
&C. sGII poytsmourb Oho................ 5000
t., Mn TroyIN Y....................... 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Withholding the day, W.N.W.

The PACKET ship Webster arrived yesterday from Liverpool
he. 81 eess. passengers and reports Nov lat a. on 80
erchsr ged signals with clipper shsp Eagle Of New YOrx
steerinr T. sept 49, Liverpool Ira Wiley boy belonging
bosrd the W, died Of ihfamnsion Of the bowels Nov
Andrew Haaon carpenter died Of choers- Nov IT, at
Bartholomew Ro~ley, seaman, fell overheard snd was
lasf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Phi'tdslphi. Oct I2.Ii

Sra BUoY SrATIoS-Bl.ck and white No Can Buoy R,,
uest Lighthouse w depth lov spnax tide, Is
stt Ns.''h after nafins th- Sea 3soy viii w hy
y fru t1,et - o.. 80. . tie ELE loy astaat of =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
TIE WasAisgton Star, OF Saturday, ssys:

The run on the Exchange Bank Of Selden, Wi,hers
g. Co., by note-holders, wac this morning merely
nominal, Il having been found that they promptly
redeemed every dollar of their issue presented since
Monday morning Last, when the rush began. We
presume that on Nor day morning next they will COM
meDce regularly paying their depositors inssmuch
ments enabling them to do 20.
The Railroad Adrocate gives the annexed statistics
OF rail mills:
Since is4s and in the periods Of greatest imports
tion the following rail mills have been started
in this country:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
IBy Sandy Hook Tslegrsph.l

BY Sandy HOOK IrIeFftphT
SANDY HOOK, Nov. 20-sandovn
Ship sthay Stoddad Canton Aug with and siks to
Goodhue Co. wss sosih OF the Highlands at sundswn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

Total from the whole coal region for the week
10, tuns, and since the lst of January last,
500 I5sV9 tuns OF which 1872 90 tuns were trans
ported over the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, and
1913, o2 tuns descended the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal"
AT Philadelphia The Ledger says:
Saturday very blue day. Money vas more
difficult 10 obtain and rates were higher than a, any
time during the strngepcy. We heard of one trans:
action on the street at L. but best A. No p.per sol8
nj discount Of II y cent, and prime paper al 2e3
y cent
II will be noticed that Mr. J. II. Raymond, who
received the deposit appears in the GOversOrs list as
one OF the contractors which may possibly account
for email portion Of the milk in that cosoanut The
Galveston Ness says:
"No explanation whatever was given of the char
acter Of the money rendered. We have however
learned ON what we believe 10 be good authority,
that the tender made in the paper OF bank Gre
sted expressly for the purpose some where in leo
nessee under the free banking law Of that State Ths
amount Of Just $500 zoo Of the money was issued
and e29s 900 Of il sent to be deposited 10 the State
tressury the other So 900 being retained for circua
ton which Of course could be easily kept at par.
The enormous sum Of two thousand dollars in gold
ard silver was therefore raised and rendered 10 make
up the $500, 900.
Tie Houston Star, however, says:
There seems 10 be any amount of juggling at Aus
Tin about the $500 900 deposit by Messrs. Walker,
King e. Co. On the 2lst alt. Mr. Hancock deposited
20 600 shares of sl2 so each in the Sussex Iron Com
paDy a corporation existing somewhere " Down
u East whose stock, Hon. G.. NJ Dallas, Chancellor
Kent and Gov. Rodmsn Of New jersey, certify Is al
par Governor Pease promptly rejected the stock a.
Insufficient. Bat Mr.. Raymond the Treasurer,
a. ming ref the ONLY proper Judge Of thai aaes
1sN. accepts u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

NOTICE is hereby given that a FINAL IN
IN STALLMENT OF ELEVEN PER CENT. will be paid
be creditors Of yELsoR BROTHERS. late of the Guy
end County New YORK. Boot aud Shoe Dealers and sr
the 18th day Of November 1854 At the Office Of WILLIAM
HOOhE, corner OF Greenwich and Amos in the Ci1
Of Eew.Y ork-NewYoIk, Nov ~, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
w gir AZ W. ter or chamherwork and Ane washing
capable o. IRE och uting The Of city references Call
al ~ heet1 iahteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

ITO PRINTERs.-FOR SALE, ONE DOUBLE CYLIN
der press, Taylor two single cylinder do Hocs
drum press small one hand press
running order and will be sold cheap and
ting terms. Apply to Mr. II. GOODWIN, No. los Fulton
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

VONKERS-F0R SALE, NEW FIRST CLASS
double house, 10 rooms hot and cold water bath eight
marble mantes and grs.es tower dome stairway lot
ton avenue Lamarne Inquire of Jas You
mans, the premises A. Robinson SIS Nassau street
&c cd view Of the Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

CHORES AND DWELLINGS FOR SALE-THE THREE
- story brick house and lot No 1928 Rvngton street.
Of Goerck also the four story brick house and lot
6S Main street Brooklyn lot running through to Stewart
ply at No. Fulton street. brooklyn, TO 10 clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

FACTORY TO LEASE OR FOR SALE BRICK
building so by so feet two stories, unfaling water
power twenty acres Of land and outbudings situated
ninety minutes this city, few yards
from the railroad depot by railroad East
West North or South DR.. N. PRICE MOORE, II Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

OK VALUABLE FARMS FOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE
~ for improved city property, situated within twenty
to III acres One well adapted for wagon maker or
witch Al O'Clock p. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

ITO LET-A PART OF HOUSE NO.. OLIVER
Apply On the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

EoR sALE-TW0 NEW FOUR STORY DWELLING
houses ard lots repete with all the modern improve
ments Nos l9l and ls West Thirty street. being
two Of the uniform Of houses Between th and Ninth
first story brown stone with In front
Each house is 6 feet inches by "A feet deep Would be sold
for S. 200 each, applied for 81 600 may remain
bond and mortgage. Inquire at tho Office Of j. DENHAM,
Of Eighth and Sixteenth street. the
premiEeP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

ITO PRINTERS.-A RUGGLES ROTARY PRESS, SUIT
able for ill heads cards Co. in complete order
little uscd also Washington hand press self
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET WITHOUT BOARD TO
Il single gentlemen in private family at fsFranklin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

VoNKERS-FoR SALE, TWO LOTS ON BUENA
Vista p by lI9 feet each Also, twenty acres
OF land close a railway station hours ride from Now
York ADMIRAL adapted for building purposes Also build
ing lots from S5 TO S5 each Apply to c. CLANCY tailor
Is free avenue, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

LrOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-THE TWO STORY At
some yard in front i West Twenty street. and drain
connected with sewer in street. sly Of lot y BY ~ feet
ney can remain on mortgage. Apply on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

100 LOTS FOR SALE-BOUNDED ny SEVENTH
HUI Eighth and Ninth avenues, and extending from
1lth to 10th street AS beautiful piece of
is this island This l. change Of realizing fortune sell
parcels on easy terms applied for immediately The
Eighth Avenue Railroad will directly through the
tire Of this property Apply to JACOB PECARE 63 Hester