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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15
CITY TRADE REBORN.

~
Asss--Sales of 10 barrels made at yesterday 3
prices
BREADsrrus.-Flour essentially unchanged. The
sales cn sced 200 barresnferior 70 choice STATE
At 81 10 So mixed to fancy Western, at 50 rs % u.s.
and other kinds ~ proper tionae rates Sales of
barrels Southern were effected at former prices Rye
Hour and corn meal varied little. The business Ia
wheat included 800 bushels Genosee WHITE at
81 u.s. loco CO. and Southern do ut 81 o. and 500
do. North Carolina do at 81 76 Rye and oats
last noticed Corn was brsker and hrmer with sales
of ltS 90 bushels At zoe 13c. for uns9u0a aud 73c
75c, for Western mixed OF the sales, 90, 0oe bushels
were to arrive in September, at 75c.
CA1rfE-Tbsre we're offered TO day, at Aerton's Wash
pgion uroye ard, 462 beef cattle; oeres during the
week. 1890 We sabjoin the returns OF tho week in de-
tail together with the section Of country whence the
supplies came-Beef cattle Hudson River Railroad, S06
Erie Railroad, 2,0e0 Harlem Railroad 29; Iainuis on
cars and foot, 6S Indiana, cars 49, Ohio, foot
l27 ears, 264; New York Safe, ON cars ls7; Ken
tucay, and foot, A0l; Hudson river boats 1884,
Other stockEisrlem Railroad, and calves, veal
beef cattle have in very freely since last the
number hand this morning being larger than have
known for weeks past The demand has beeo fair,
but by active enough TO cleat tho Market
msHy as eco heal remaining over nns0id. Prices
are fun 81 PER 400 lover. Other descriptions OF
cattle remain about before. Beef cattle 81 50 So
cows ard calves, $50 q $50 veal calves, 4c. 6hc ;
veal calves foot, % So sheep, foot, $3 IS;
lambs, So 90 &c. At Br6wnings, 4Os beeves, 10 cows
and calves ~ veals, and $3.50 sheep and lambs The
beoves sold at from ~ to $40 50 aud calves from
TO 81 rs per ID live weight. Sheep brought from 81 SO
TO So TO- At Chamherlain's, (Hutson river Balls Head
4d6 beeves 204 cows and calves 4e venls sheep
and 514 Ian b. The market for all descriptions of cat
tie has been quite sctye to-day an prices well sup
ported sales Of beeves at I'm 81 90 to $40 hun
cred Cows and calves sold at from SIS $50 Veals,
~ to cents sheep, ssto g. Lambs e 80 to s.
street, lsT teef cattle SO and calves and 65 veas
The bseves sold at from 81 to 50 So with few at
$40 So Cows and calves at from s2s to $40. veals,
A To
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u OVAL HOTEL, lCARRIcK's,) % GEORGE SQUARE,.
IN Glssgow, cotland -Gsntlomen visiting the corn
mercial metropolis Of scotlsnd respc sfuly infore
that this old established and veil known ,tei has been
recently enlarged by the addition Of an elegant new
coffee room and dining hall, number Of additiona bod
rooms and private apartments for families The
menfs Of this establishment such will insure TO-
vi.iters osgree Of comfort rarely met with. Thsre
being another Roy al Hotsl In Glasgow waters are re-
quessed on their arrival 10 ast for Cnrvick's
JANIS CAp1ICH- PruuxieHcrN
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



,,,rt,ou.d duluess in the stock market The banks
s,oouptiog freely, and suppression prevails that
a., uerIcaa money will remain in their vaults for
tin. without interest stock brokers' cannot obtain
Money on better terms than they did few days ags.
with an this the markets knock ID down put up just
a few operators wish much stock appears for sale
sns price II Is any tendency TO buy appears itrIses
this bAttedore and shatscock the bsArs have
abe advantage. Erie bonds due next February have
fallen 70 81 and the stock offered this afternoon A.
s7 Central maintained % " but short contracts
eAnnot be msds at anythipg elk. News Of riss
In coal II ng heart to the stockholders in Reading,
aad less stock than usual offered for sale friday
Canbs lani however, does not move above 3ok Should
NE price of coal nsc the Cumberland stock viii shAre
ths benent with the Reading road Nicaragua remains
am at IS2. TIE business 6oLe in Illinois Central
bends at 60 was large.
We learn from the Pottsvle Miners Journal that
punher of the operators Of that vicinity bad sub
,sribed about sixty thousand dollars to advance Mr.
Tucker President Of the Reading Railroad az loan to
relieve him in his present diGculties.
Albert H NioolAy sold to-day, at the Merchants Ex.
change after the adjournment Of the board,
q 600 Chicago and Rock Island Railroad LIST mort
esge yer cent convertible bonds ............. S5x
s,vSo New York and Erie Railroad per cent con-
4'Sc S.s Yori and New Haven Railroad per per
10 hs Fire In sarance Co.. $50 each l4o
IS 40 Panama Raihoad $500 each. .........-... AM
l4o New ..rey nh and ilansit Co.. So each. l2ls4
81 do Galena and Chicago Union Railroad, 500
each II AZ 1854 20 at 1884,
80 90. Cleveland ami Pitsburg kR $40 each. 20 b5
30. Second Avenue kaiircsd. 500 each.
100 DO Empire City SIS each IS :. sos at SOS
rs do Central Bank, City New York, $50 each..
70 do suffolk Bank, so each.
40 so E.York Luor,cating Oil Man Company, 800
sash............. .............$t per Ehare.
Tho holders Of the Vermont Central Railroad held
apeetipg at Boston, Friday last, and appointed
committee select suitable psrrons for directors
Of this read. The ommtxe consists Of Messrs Josiah
Brashe H. H. HunDeweil, George N. Dexter George 0.
Hsvsy Andrew T. Hall, and George A. Whitney. Tue
sonowng statement of the earnings and expenses OF the
rosd during the past year. have been published by the
hoard -
SrarKxKsIo EARsrNGs ExPEssEs VERMONT CEsrRks
RAnROAp YEAR ENpING JUNE 80, 1854.
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CPECIAL NOTICE --CHANPLIN HousE IsLIP, l. l.
- -ssseysl desirable for families and single
gentlemen v,n be vacated this week. Parties Whaling
to make arrangsmest, wiz direct 70
A. = 6rKl1kkWERF, Proprister
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CoTrosThe sales embraced about 200 400 bales
closing firm at the oca. quotations The weekly report
Of the New York Cotton Brokers' Association, says
The market has been active for the past week cons
ering light stock, and prices have been we'll sap
ported" The following the PRICES adopted tIs day
for the fcllop.ng qualities BY standard samples
New Fork Classification. ". Or'ns
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YSt.i.. 49, os7 is S22, oaa set i7o aso

e1stea Crsauso Horsr lsAssacndss
Exchanges for ending August T.. sos d3y 20i
10. do. do. August Ia, j. 102, o6S DOS
Total do 10 sase. ! IS, O5o, ,24, 7ei
Balances for week ending August 7...t 0,i24 6os
Do do. do. August IL. 81. 1854, ai5
Total DO to date. IL. .s25T sg2,Iis
rse annexed statement exhibits com psrson Of the
hsding departments from the arst up the last week
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nIAMOND6 DIAMONDS. -4rHR SUBSCRIBER WOULD
~ cal tbe attention Of purchasers TO his stock q die
nend rings, pins, erossss scarf pins ne which he
"GrQR0R g. 1IsN inpcstsry Wholesale an re all, III
Wal street, eecond ucoy. ~ 'lAss "a taetv.sx
y T,NAMHJkD wATHES r0R i.ADfS - BEAUnEUL
III styes. sfro@ A3A " t6o vAn~a ID. @. c. ALLEN,
n uRGtSs0N's wAftBEr, IN HrNTINe CIsEs
81 FROM elSn - $500; warranted psyfeet ksspeyA
q, 2 ALIEN, No, II wan ssrse', YEAR R-oAa~sy, -
e .s sscr. - IL III 1lJ441-a- 1---
Cyr1KSnID COLO POCKET ClIR0NDMETERS WH1C8'
y yum witAcAt any tefeeptih Variation fron tl2s v
Ases % O ALLEN Ne ~ Wan street, nssr ssescwsy,
es,re Cor.
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ayE BRrNgsEEn RENEWED Gygsf DAY.
ssEWANDS.

SEWAHDS.
@ Sn REwARp-lfFT HIS HONE on MONDAY,
WOO July "a, at II O'Clock, Farrell ncverDan Ee
thirty two years OF age, about Eve feet eleven inch
high middlng stout, and stoops while walking; brow
bar, blue e. es; had black aipa ock coat biasf
striped pao's vest and straw hat The abov. crsr,
viii ne given 10 any person that viii give such nforcss
ton sill lead to bs recovery. oy bis Sife Anna Nc
rernan "A Ridge street, New York Philadelphia and
country papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

TSuRNlSRED ROOMs.-A PARIOR AND BEDROOM
H elegantly fuynished, also single rooms, at No 80
Prince Gas and baths. Please c- after three
O'Clock.
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HII.IIARDS.

RHL1ARD TABLES FOR sArE-THE BEST AND MOST
desirable in the city Of New York can be seen a. tho
cd saDd w Ann street We have large stock, consist
ing Of roewood and mahogany various ssss suitable for
pubic or private use also rmnsgs Of every description
- f GRIFFITH DECKER
RHILRD TABLES-ONLY PATENT CUSHIONS IN
~ Anerica, Of thirty years standing a. BAssfcrds re-
dueed prices, cheap any. largo assortment ready
for shipping Billiard players Win fnd slate and metal
beds and rubber air cushons at street entrance
d lag Fulton street, Every article In the trade for SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

G7O0 PLANO FOR SALE CHEAP.-A NEW ROSE.
pClCO wood piano, finished in elegant style win
Sc sold At bargain. Can be at the Office Of l.
SHELD0N, So Nassau str ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

VrLEGANf ROOMS ON WASHINGTON SQUARE-A
II suit Of splendid apsr tsns richly furnished with
vsivet carpets, chandeliers &c, may be obtanedin .
private residence with gas furnace bathing rooms and
high res pectsbi may address box 4l2 Post O6ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

A PURSE OF FIFTY DOLLARS (S50).-A REGATTA
"A win be given by l. B. DECKER, ct the Oriental Hotel
Port Richmond, Staten Island, Friday, August 49, at
one O'clock free for all boats to enter not twenty
eight feet. Two minutes will be allowed the foot for
all shorter boats. Five or more to make There
VIII also be sumptuous collation.. and basket Of wine
those entering boss for the The proprietor being
81 xious 10 haze the Above entertaining to al will uso
every exernon in mis- to have everything a.
Portable az poseicc 1t being the first affair OF the sea-
son no wi spare no expense trouble to enterain his
guests aud others that may chance to ts present
boats entering Tor the win please to
known to the proprietor before the morning. in
question: At 10 O'clock A. ~
PoRT RICHMOND, ST.. ISAAC B. DECKER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

UNFINISHED ROOMS 10 LEr-WIrH OR WTTH9UT
H partial board Large and airy rooms, with bath A.
tached near sixth avenue Houston street stages
pass the door Apply 1t No. Houston street, old
hcr-nev number lb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

CP0RTING. = KING CHARLES AND BLENIJEIM
~ spaniel pups, mammoth Newfoundland pups scotch
and tngiish terriers, EDgsh srsyhounds and variety
o. otner choice breeds stock dogs Of the pues blood
Please copy the address, 2o6 water street. Of
fulton, mp stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD IN A PRIVATE
~ family for four persons, At Bergen Point j., halt
an hour's tan from the cty. Fog particulars {satins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

THE TURF.
(tENTFEvIIE COURSE, /. I--TROTTING.--ON
~ Thursday, August II, at o'clock, swe4cs.akes,
$780, mile heats In harness. play pay. William Fish
enters Honest Gray; Joel Conklin enters g. Gray
Eagle; J. mit1 enters b. Harry Da The above
win of rain shine. Stages viii leave the
ferries hourly on the day Of the race.
JOEL CONKIIN, Proprietor
T1Ef0N COURSE, l. I--TROTTING ON WEDNESDAY,
~ August 10, at O'Clock p MA match for $3.50,
miles heats, hest three in I'VE 10 wagons. H. Woodruff
names br. m Lady Jenkins; w. whelan, D. T. westches-
ter Stages leave the Williamsburg ferries for the course
every half hour. SHAW WHITE. Proprie.ors.
I1NI0N COURSE l. I-TRO1TING.-ON THURSDAY;
~ August II, 1t o'clock p. n, match for 81 OO0
rne heats, best thres in i've, 70 hars to carry VIA
BAN WAslan's weight H. jones names G. 3. Grey Eddy.
william whssn names r g Tsoony. Cars Win lsave the
So.A ferry, Brccklyn, for The course ct half past ons
o'clock iscsy, and return ~ soon the sport
! - sHAw WHITE, Prcprissors.
I1NI0N COURSE, LA PURSE OF $1,000 WITH
~ stake 81 $500, ham forfeit mile heats best three
In i've, nj harness. free for al trottne horses three or
more to make race, and two to start 10 ssme Of on
Thuudny, septsmber7. II three horses start $500 -
80 TO the second best Entries win close At Falklsnd
Duyees corner Of East Broadway and Catherine streets
on wednesday evening, Aug 10, 1t 10 O'Clock p n
Ee SHAW WHITE Propristors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

ITO LEr-THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE NO 30
/ West Teepty- seventh street, between tho Eighth
and Ninth avenues 1t has all the modern improve
other information apply from to 10 A. NJ at No. ~
Old slip, from 10 10P. M. at No 3S West Eeven-
tenth street. to EDUARDO l. ALFONSO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

ID OONs NAY BE HAD FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR
H gentleman and wife, BY applying imme iiassly At
Rroonae street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

ITO IEr-THE FRONT PART OF THE SECOND FLOOR
2SS Broadway, susbls for salssroom or oscs Pos
setson given Immediately Inquire Of EMIL SEiTA, print
seller 40 Broadway up STAIRS Of Meade Brothers.
the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

ITO LEr-A PUBLIC HOUSE, DOING GOOD BUSY
ness; also two largo rooms With four ante rooms
adjoining, suitable FOR society military purposes.
Apply at 126 Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

dt On REwARD-TnE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
bLV paid for the recovery OF a plain chased goli
hontfrg watch, No 81 1871, Robert Roscoe uverp L,
male-, chronomeer balance; black cloth freck coat
hsavy silver headed cane; Saunders and figures 81
engraved the head, and $40 for TIE dstcc'ioo Of
the thief thieves The above property stolen
board the steamer Granite state, her p tgs from
Hartford TO New York, on the night Of the h inst
g. - u. SAUNDERS, 3J5 South 81 Get, ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

BOARD WANTED IN PRIVATE FASILY-FOa A
~ lady aud her husband, and girl in the neghoorhood
Of Twelfth Fourteenth street. Full board for lady
Breakfast and tea for gentleman. Address box i52
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

siooo 81, 81 I. sSss SOC N~ s'ri - 10 go
i ,sscS Ks, c'n ips i:. do Sx
2acSoM Chr Bds.ha % u crys.sl
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DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SINGLE GEN.
IL tlemen, without board, can be detained at No. AZ
Lispenard street Reference required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

DOARD AT HOBoEEN.-Tw0 GENTLEMEN ATn
ID their wives, and few single genslsmcc ian he
commodai ed With board, in an American f,mhj. =
at 50 Garden street, tear Third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

DART OF A HOUSE WANTED, BY A SMALL FAMILY
IL without children, west OF broadway, and between
Canal and Tenth street ADDRESS Victor box 1876 Herald
Office.
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DoARBING A LADY WISHES TO LET, WIZ o.
ID without partial board, large room with PANTRY
also, an entry bedroom to single gentleman The stu
alton il qief and desirable only minutes walk fro'
the Fulton pSry Please inquire at % Fulton street
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EDUCATION.

~ ovERNESS.-A LADY OE MUCH EXPERIENCE As
N resident teacher Ia DESTROYS Of obtaioing similar
situation She is accustomed to instruct In the usual
branches Of English and French, music, dra wing and
fancy work. Would be most willing TO assist in dones
Tic matters, required. No objection to &, SOUTH or
any other direction unexceptonable references given
Pl ase address for one week. Education, Hsrali oil a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

DOARD AT 100 AND los EAST FoURl NJ /
ID street "A few select boarders ma .-,n-
gem.n for pleasant rooms or quits of rooms, he
in the above nrst class houses. They sra ne
ana newly furpished with all The modern improvements
desif able for q homo. References o1ch Aneed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-WIrHOUT BOARD, 10
z gentlemen only. Apply at No. Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

ITO IET-THE DWELLING HOUSE NO. 100 WASH.
i Dgton street, corner Of Horatio street, (enrance
three stories and attic with Croton water nirsle
tells, &C. and well painted and papered. Possession inn
medistely. Rent $500 per annum. Apply to H. 4 A.
NILSSON 139 Front street, ONCE second story, from
IL NJ to ] p. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

Mrs. MURRAY, NO LEROY PLACE, BrEECKER
Nl street. Broadway s now ready TO receive APP
picaticps for board for families, single gentlemen
for those who only wish to rent rooms without board
The hosse aTge having over thirty rooms convenient
ly arrs1d - suits single, and with all the modern
such gas, bathing rooms &c ard is
Of the best locations in the city and also in eery
I espect a first class house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

TTOUSE 10 LET AND FURNITURE FOR SAIE-A
III desirable three story house, with all the Improve
ments In Twelfth street near Broadway. win not bs
let unIsss the furniture sold Possession given tho
18th SepteubevvFor forms, no.. address T. r., Union
square Post once w sf f4Nea4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

ID EGArTA AT HE'LL GATE FERRY, E1GHrYsJxrH
Ii street and East river A splendid regatta Will tale
place At Hell Gate ferry, on Tussdsy August 6 betwees
boats from thirty down 70 twenty one feet purse
$50. second boat TO her entrances entrance IS.
Second class boats, from twenty fest down purse e26.
from foct Of 1t East river round the buoy
at hrogs Esck Point and back TO the place Of starting
pulled with PAIR of souls win come Of during
the interval Of the starting and Of tho SSH bats
urse Of $40 TO the 6ist bt do o. 10 the second bos
Entries to be made previous IL O'Clock A. NJ Of tho
day Of the kulss and regulations may BE- seen ct
ny time 81 DvNLAP's. He'll Gate Ferry Hotel
CsPORTNG. = KING CHARLES AND BTENBEIM
NJ spaniel pups, msnmoth Newfoundland pups, Scotch
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1poARDlNc, "A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, on TWO
~ single gentlemen be accommodated with good
room and bedroom, and fun partial board, In Eighty
sixth street. three quarters Of An hours ride from the
uty Han The street IA graded from the East to The
North liver. two minutes wa from Third and Fourth
avenue RAILROADS. Aso, tro single rooms for gentsmen
address c. Herald Office apply at tho orss house
nearest Fourth avenue In abech t FIRE houses bstwssn
Fcur,h and nth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

DERMANENT BOARD--ON STATEN ISLAND, WITHIN
furnished rooms, with koard in private family at Gift
ton, be tbtaned for small family for two months
or more Address, with real name LAing, Union square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

T>JLL BOARD wANrED-IN BROOKLYN or WILL
y hAnsonrgh BY young MAJ, wife and child, t~o
which be moderate Vincent box 1855 Herald Office.
No attention paid unless full particulars and terms
Atated References Furnished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

TI0UsE 10 LET "A NICE TWO STORY BAen1KN1
III and attic brick house, II Montgomery street
Yearly rent $3.50. Immediate posssssion win be given
IDquirs Of f. AUERBACH, l27 Rivington street, from
to o'clock. tsE nY4HN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

ITO LET-PENT $50 PER MONTH, TO A SMALL. AME-
rcan family the third floor Of four story house,
furnished required There are 1--WE light rooms, with
Croton water, 1t being building, In good neigh
borhood Stsees pass the door, and convenient.
Apply the premises, northwest corner of Bank aud
Greenwich streets, or 772 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

YI,0 LET-GENrEEL APARTMENTS, TO sNALLFAN
i lies, 1t IS Warren street Apply on the premises.
or to WIN MURPHY, 257 Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

DoARD WiNTED-BY LADY AND DAUGHTER
ID in . private home, where there very fe y
bosrdeTs pa-lor and sleeping would be reluirei
location on west Of aud Broadway, ~, veen
Eighth and Seventeenth streets Address. g -
ton and terms, for two days q. o. g., Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

DLANv FOR sAIE--A PERFECTLY NEW az OCTAVE
II rosewood piano win b sold vssy low Tor cash or
approved paper, old one tahen In part paymsut
DIANOS sELLING AT COST HENRY BENARY.
IL 023 broadway, Offers 0ne assortment of heat Ne =
York and Boston made pianofcrtes ct twenty 6ys nav
cent kfs toan whore else. Persons In want az eos
instrument VIII 40 veil TO call on him before they buy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

VTTANTED TO RENT--A SNAIL FURNISHED OR IN
w furnished house. Address box 1887 Post Office,
stating tel ms, location, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

ITO LET-THE LOWER PART OF HOUSE, con.
sisting OF kitchen, two large pantres, range and
wsshhasns two la parors and bedrooms; also, ona
hoor Ct SIX rooms and paDties separee suits
anu baths, required Apply at LOIS BrosdwAy,
Twenty seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

DARTIAL BOARD WANrED-IN BROOIYN OR JER-
Il sey City, convenient to the ferries. in private
which ss week will be paid weekly in advance. Refer
ences exchanged. Address G. A. T. Herald Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-09-25
SHERIFF SALE

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IS
County of Grant, a,a
William Cole and David Stewart 10y ~
of David Stewart, Plaintiffs
Moses Alternately, Defendant. .,.s
NOTICE is hereby given, thai py ,a want out d
~ a fl. ia. writ of Execution, lssue Go Ur d
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit I os aid
said Grant County, and under the sea, , :,
Court, and to me directed, against 'l,t baruair,
goods, chattels and lands OF Moses ND ~ br d.
and for want of goods and chattelS, a.J vuoD
recton of said plaintiff, have le' h;dder for
and will sell to the highest and bess ~ Cont.
cash N hand, at the outward door OF 1asI Grant
House in the town of Lancasle a 10Th Nj day Of
County. Wisconsin, on Friday, the E. los ho,rs Of
November, A. D. 1884, between tn s.v ali the
one and two O'Clock, P. IA. Of SAD das h o. saii
rip bit. title, interest and claim walsn the i4,
Moses Alternately, Defendant; haa On a nv, tine
day of September, A. D. 1924 or a. asasssribed
thereafter, in and to the following ...s to wit
land to satisfy said execution and eos.s, Of
The East half of the North Ea asin You -Four IA,
Section Eighteen (1s), in ToWnsn.p n Giant
North Of Range Four (4) "esi ni,,ad sher.
County and State of Wisconsin. D.
;ff,s Office. This goth day Of SePtem1tpe,;sG
1ss4 WIN. McGOS4aAdL, c cut Wis.
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