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GENERAL Scorr FOR PRESIDENT AGAIN.
"Potomac," the Washington correspondent
ofthe Baltimore Patriot, says that political
movement is going on there, and in other
sections Of the country which has for its Oh.
jcct the thorough reorganization of the
Wing party and the running of General
Winfield, Scott for President, and Hon.
John Bell for Vice President, at the next
ulcciinn
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\ brother of Jenny Lind is said 10 be one
oil Tue smartest OF tae crew Of the Cyane, and
COMMANDED ons of the guns at the lombard
ment o! Grey town.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

Governor Natteson has appointed D.
Baueh, Esq, Circuit Judge in the Salem
District, 10 ill the vacancy occasioncd w
Judge Denning's resignation.
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Ottawa Furniture Depot
FALLC MYllGN, 1884.

THE su serbeE wou d respectfully say TO hi. old
l customers, and citizens generally that h. has
still iur,hertalaIgcdhis waTrrooms and increased
HE -tock with a Fgeatrr ynrirty OF articles. He
Hup.s o.. 10 give that satisfaction 10 his cus,o-
mris, which 0 six years steadily increasing busi-
uess fronting al. competition makes HIM feel he
has gwen, and ,hlt the depot Is tie place to get
good artls.gs, and cheap TOO.
Undertaking usu. !, shall receiv. his par,Hu-
lar attention. Ready. collins Of al si,,s
and styles. from Flsk's metallic eases. 10 pinir
walnut coiiAs--a iui supply awayson nand, and
those comingifom dIy ance need never fear dis
appointment at the depot, aud At unusually low
rates.
Good walnut and cherry lumber Il inch stuff
always wanted. ? PETER RussHLL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

Judge Bronson has finally consented "
run G, the Hard cnHdi late for Governor
Of New l lrk.
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The Missouri R.pgjlicaa, which has for
nearly quarter Of century stood at the
head Of wing and federal journals west Of the
Allcghanics, and whose Wing orthodoxy was
much above suspicion as that 0! Clay HIM
self, has of late fallen under the ban Of the
fllsionists OF the north on account Of lis stub.
born mwillingncss TO be swallowed up by
xbolitionism. But it is now read clean out of
the party for the still more grievous offence
Of having published letter from Chicago
containing the following paragraph in reie.
renee to Judge Douglas;
Douglas looks well, talks well, and from all
VIC can see of him, he is ready for any cmer.
gcncy. You know love genius and talent,
and must acknowledge it even when it sticks
ont in n !ocofoco, as | know Douglas 10 be.
When wrote to You from Springfield, told
You the people oithis State would sustain the
Little Giant" From al. the indications here
] am fully confirmed in that opinion.
Looking to ancient or modern history for
thc names of the good and the great We nat
urally connect with them great or good acts,
and by these they are handed down to pos.
tcrity as The orisinators or propagators OF
measures which conduce TO the 6ene.i. OF
mankind, in the age in which they live O.
such characters we have had a Washington,
mn Adams, n Jefferson, Clay, and a-Wob
ster, who have 1T their mark high on the
scroll of fame, and who live in the grateful
hearts Of their countrymcn, when the names
OF Jackson, Calhoun, Benton, Pierce, and
others, VIII have been botted from the pages
o. their country's history. Judge Douglas
will speak to the people in day or two, and
you will see that the men who attcmpt TO
answer him will be worse used up than Bul.
lion, Blair, Brown, the MtoiIigsacer and the
Democrat, in the late election in st. Louis.
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COTTAGES TURNITNlRE

Also, few sets Of beautiful cottage furniture,
OF the newest style. A new style Of mahogany
chairs, with casters, aud all kinds Of parlor fusni.
tGrc, of the latest and mos, fashionable make
Their stock MI he rep,rnshed as last as sold.
so that they will neverbe out Of any important
article.
They engage to sell ms good an article, and in
no ease 10 60 above Chicago prices
NDERTAklNG, In all it's branches, carried
on us usual. they have good hearse, and Mr..
Moore viii always he IN rea lines. TO attend to
calls ~ I'm, line, either nj tn. store. or ut HE
lrslhnr, wo icors scu'h " hv .IoIr, ol.e
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logs.

GIVE notice hereby. that, while everybody
] else's hogs nre allowed 10 run at large, will
not submit to being robbed OF my hogs that run
the streets viii submit TO the city laws only
when they are enforced equally against all. II
ANYBODY takes my hogs, he shall pay for them.
Sept. m5rr 2 CASTER llELrENsIElS.
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The State Register is informed that it Is
tho intention OF Col. James W. Singleton
(whig) to take the stump in advocacy of Col.
Richardson's reelection in the 9th district
Singleton cannot 60 the " fuse" with the adhc.
rents of Garrison and Horace Greeley.
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Notice.

RI my wife. Wilhe.inma Bl,ner, fails TO return
l to my bed and board w:,hin one week from the
date Of lhis notice, she u hereby notified that !
shall thcncciur,h no longer recognize her as nv
wife, Gu, Will consider that relation at an end
hetwrenus s2-3w CHlEIrs BITNEp.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

: The gentleman who took it for granted"
has returned il 10 tho gentlemen "who took
Il for eouc,hius else"
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LINE OF OTTAWA

SIGHT EXCHANGE AND DRAFTS Oh
New York, Boston. Chicago, ST. Louis, and
Philadelphia. Also, on England. Scotland and
Ireland, in sirrs Of one poand sterling, and up
wards, and LONDON drafts, available in Ger
many and Frnarc
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITES.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN bought and sold
at current rates.
Collections made IN oil parts OF this state.
Foreign AMI domestic bills ofcxchange, drafts.
aud certificates ofdeposit bouQh, and sold at the
highest cfirrent rate. aulg C,Eo. $. FlsnEa cash.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

Nor,, pE BEAr---Col. Thomas H. PCn,on
snuouaccs his intention TO stump the state
Of Missouri for the purpose of securing his
election % the L. s. Senate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

REPRESENTATIVE CoSyrSTioS.-A call for
the democratic representative convention of
this district is being prepared and will op.
pear IN our next.
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Look ont for Tire

AZ Il are agent for the
W +E,na Insurance Co, Hartford, Conn.
Hartford 4"
Northwestern" Osweco, n Y,
the old and responsible companies, having stood
he 'est OF many years and are prepared % insure
ne property OF our friend, and neighbors agains,
osssy i.e, on tair terms GEO. S FIsnEa
Inland marine risks taken in tn. Etna aD29
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EXTRAORDINARY DFNTH-'Thc Buffalo n.
mocracy relates a singular occurrence which
took place, a few days since, IN the town Of
Hamburg, in Erie county, n. Y, An Irish.
man was engaged in dsgiuga well, and NJ
ter getting down to the depth Of some Is or
20 feet, found signs Of water very pcrccpti.
bic. At he struck his pick through e
thin layer Of Slate, when, al! a. once, and
with noise Ike thunder, sufficiently loud
to be distinctly heard all over the ncighbor.
hood a stream Of mingled gas and watrr
burst through the o.iiice, instantly killing
the unfortunate man, and Sling the well 10
the depth Of twelve feet with water. Gas
still escapes pro'gsely, and the water is ia
constant and violent motion, resembling n
large couldron Of boiling ilUid.
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Hsou Soru'sns'-o.s.pr.cg'lnn
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TaRwESDuJs CONHAG9iTipS.--It is our
painful duty to record the most disastrous
conhagraton that ever visited Milwaukee
About l2 O'Clock today q fire was discoy-
cred in the loft Of Davis stables, IA the rear
Of the United States Hotel.
The wind was blowing fresh from the
southeast, and in few moments the whole
row Of bindings from Davis to the Fremont
House was in flames. The wind thea shift.
cd to the east, and in az incredible space Of
time, the United States Hotel, and the whole
block, extending from Huron 70 MieAican
streets, ncluling the whole square bounded
by Main, Huron, Fast Water, and Michigan
streets was in flames.
The destruction Of thi, valuable property
was comparatively bat the woik OF mo-
mcnt. Tho flames then extended across East
Water stree, in the west side, destroying all
the bnildn,, from the corner Of Huron street
10 Marco hardware store. The fire ga, still
raging at the hour we went II press, thalf
past five O'Clock, +. NJ ) though there Is no
doubt that it will be confined within the lin.
its named.
lis impossible, in the genera. confusion and
excitement of the moment, to give an accurate
account OF the losses, particularly as our Owa
Office was IN imminent danger OF destruction.
They are yariOusly estimat al from $500,
900 to | 600, pop.---BtrdVkie Ncrs, tug. -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

Nr. Glover nominated Lucien Il. Delano.
Two ballots were had, as follows:
Let tall. ID ball.
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PROPOSALS..


DACITIC RAILROAD OF MIssOURI.-NoYICE TO
Contrsctorsscasd proposals will DO received by the
undersigned, ~ their once in the cit of ST. Louis
o'clock M Of tho 18th day Of May next for the grading
masonry 40 OF the 6rst division OF the southwest
the fscibo karoad extending from Franklin depot. the
preten terminus Of the road forty west OF St
Lout to the crossing Of the GAsconade distance
about seventy eight miles The line will be divided into
sections Of abcut mile each and made
iGr one or more sections The line plans Proaes spscaca
and after the let day Of May next The work be let
quite heavy situated In healthy country and 10 easy Of
access The undersigned to themselves roeet
proposals that are not satsfaetory A. 5. OWEN CO.
PROPOSALS FOR PURE MILK-sEALED PROPO-
Il sails will be received by the Governors Of the Aims
heu,e a. their Office Rotunda Park until oeook NJ
OF the 2tA inst for supplying daily to the institutions
Ksndais and Blaekwelfs Islands and to Bellevue Hos
pa loot OF Twenty sixth street East river country milk
OF tbs beat quality for year ommeneing the
day May next to be delivered time and In such
Quantities ~ may be required at tho pacoso be designated
ms 20 time BY the and to be subject
unless comes up 10 the standard Of first quality Separate
proposals VIII be received for each of the above named
places and to be accompanied with the Of
bic parties as securyor the faithful Of the
contract tor further inform apply their Office
Once Of the Governors Of the Almshouss April Is 1854
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BILLIARDS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN RRooKIyx THE
Montague Hall rooms containing twelve tables are
e in the city OF Brooklyn and fitted aad
all admirers Of this fashionable
Will do well TO visit this establishment Entrance on Court
BEE x JOSIAH HOPKINS.
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EXTRA PAY.

TT >. NAVY RxTRA PAY 0FFICE.-sAILoRs WHO
between ls4t and hx served In the Columbus Cysne
sa yas, pas, sh.rs Relief yand.liA, IndspaRt.
<rrtn ksr,hsrrtsn, nssssehesetts, Lexington, s.
siii b paid asis sasra 30. y
ana las,) fsNg v. .. navy. o. Waii gyss, lts;n,aA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15

THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG GENTLEMAN JUST
retained from California Is DESTROYS Of forming
tmoDiai alliance with An accomplished young LADY HAv-
msea ., IN this CITY he = oSsed 70
Of consequences, - his fortune IL ample and he cnly
In reply TO hs some idea Of the ladys personal appesv.
would b. acceptable Address w. s. b., Union sauAs
Post Once.
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FINE ARTS.

ELLloTs PORTRAIT or THE AMERICAN TRACE.
II dian, Mr.. Forrest viii be awarded al the Pewter
Mug No frankfort street, on saturday evening Apri
sfteclock there icing ~ forfy 20
- ~ sl-sssy i2ksa " ~
from attending who wished " there SEaata Tes ia
net v full he swsrd yii pest positively take place %
100 rssss.sII s--s . A-r-s.
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AGENCIES.

AS THE MOST DESIRABLE AND REsPECTABIA
"A taking boardcrs decline exposing
a. such public, and medium Of advertising becou
universal boardcrs receive every information and U
politely directed such free Of charge applying AZ
once No Is East Fourteenth street, Union square
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICEs,


C0PARTNERsHIP.-$3,ooO- PARTNER WANTED,
Of good address, in established business to take the
out door department One we'll acquainted with the city
Mercantile and shipping houses preferred Address W. H.
o., Herald Office.
ITO CARRIERS, NEWSPAPER AGENTS, AND DEAL.
ers in cheap publications, stationery, &C., AeMessrs
Ellsworth street having entered into
the purpose OF the above business and supplying
all the daily weekly and Sunday papers to Wholesale
retail Dealers together with books Of every in
GLIDING cheap ucations d. For this purpose they ha
established their business the store % Beekman
tbs office of the Sunday Dispatch where they would invite
those in the trade to call Them their peculiar facilities
for supplying at the lowest office prices all the
and monthles unequaed Having been in the
for many years Ellsworth Street fattcr themselves
that they thoroughly with all its branch
that they supply all orders sent them
satisfactory terms and with the utmost despatch
nection with the above business they will attend
packing and forwarding Of daily and other papers
made arrangements with the Express Trains where
conveyance is possible by other indicated in
the letters their correspondents In the course
weeks entire stock of books and stationery will
in their store which will enable them once
and every order which they may receive.
ELLSWORTH STREET
Sunday Dispatch Office, % Beekman street.
JOHN l.. ELLSWORTH,
FRANCIS s. STREET.
WANTED-A PARTNER, WITH ABOUT THREE
w thousand dollars in cash, in old established, safe
and very profitable business in this city The ADVERTISER
ONCE, stating where an interview may be had.
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HOnEEHTE Ada.


WEST FLTSHING-ONLy SEVEN MILES FROM THE
w City Hall by Ferry and Railroad-We call the at.
ention OF All those vhs are about to purchase lots in the
vicinity OF York to this beautiful property No
perry offered for sale around the city Is Of
natural Advantages of West Flushing The streets are
GRADED so that no will be incurred by the pur.
chaser Beyond the actual price Of the great
pave aeady been sold The railroad directly
,es depot IN the centre Of this property In add
on 20 this the Williamsburg and FLUSHING stages pass the
property every hfteen minutes Terms
aaung Hull particulars maps tickets visit the srou nd
street, New York = - '-''"a
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AGATkIxONY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO. WIN
M iovss Lswton Bo.ton formerly Of London,
will nd aadress receipt Of delaY postpaA
yan directions TO enable Ladder and gentlemen to win
devoted aAsoons Of many Of the opposite thee
vs.s sAst al may DO married irrsspscvs Of appear
or petition aud last though seb least IL be
dlis Address Professor LAwtsn Boston, Mass No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15
DARENTs. orARpIANs ANN pupIIs srr,1.-

Il the beat schools in city or country will md laxr
number Of catalogues a.d circulars snd other valuable
School Agency, ss3 broadway, DEVOTED " AL sdusr
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THE BLISS OF MARRIAGE WAY TO THE
i altar-Matrimnnx Nal Essx. or Hnx 10 win \ Inxse

"
What fool for bis folly was called wise
so one dollar, Sir Rondout, for your good advice,
Since all single women and unmarried men,
Shall bless your sage counsel again and ag8in.
Professor Rondout OF Nov York, formerly Of SwedcH.
whore been the OF bringing about thousands
Of happy marriages. will send to any address, ON receipt OF
ono dollar post p.5 plain directions to enable ladies OF
en- 10 win Of many Of the
opposite they desire Tho process 10 simple,
age appearance p.sitisn; and LAST though not least
dress Professor Rondout New York city post paid. N b.
This humbug but Of the the world
produced which thousands Of ladies gentlemen
the city New York attest to-. No will regret
the price paid for snoh an invaluable secret.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, TWENTY EIGHT YEARS OF AGE,
n OF good family and appearance, wishes TO make the
acquaintance of young lady with the Wow OF
She must e amiale and intelligent Any lady inclined to
this do with the rer confidence that her
letter will be treated in and honorable man
State where interview be had, ut which time
good will lie given why the advertiser takes this
means Of procuring wife. Address0 o. james, Post
nGcs
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NOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR Substituted AT
" Chatham, Norris county, New Jersey, within tan
minutes walk Of the depot the Morris and Erie Railroad
neat one half story dwelling with outhouses
Ae good kitchen garden and variety Of fruit and orna
tho place, well watered. Apply to GEO. w. CAMPBELL,
lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15

NOR sALE-A NO. 1 sEGAR STORE, NOW DOING A
very profitable business; Of the best stands In the
CITY, The owner will from his books what the profits
are Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Inquire Of A.
H. 4 Co.. 81 Dey street, second loft.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15

ITO LET-orFIcEs, lofts &c.-TWO SUITS OF LAW.
yers ohoes at No 81 all street, spacious Office
Posts Buildings No Hanover street. roomy
the Courier and Enquirer 10 Wall street. also large
and convenient lofts at "a Fulton street Apply ALEX
d. GRElG, No. Hanover street, Of Wall street.
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TyOR SALE OR TO LET-A TWO STORY BASE
ment and tearoom brick cottage Myrtle aud Di-
vision avenues, Brooklyn. Railroads will within two
blocks this summer Inquire Of f. RENAUD, SO Fulton
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CHEAP RENTS AT 4s3 BROADwAY.-sPLENDID
~ rooms and ,Hhccs, well lighted suitable for any bust
from $50 year and upwards Aso, daguerreotype
Also, ts lower part of house 500 Broadway for
business purposes Apply to Dr. POWELL, Oculist 502
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15

FURNISHED RESIDENCE ON STATEN ISLAND.-A
furnished dwelling house with forty OF land
one year from May ist Apply to CMXs. A. RAPALEo Is
Greenwich street.
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TyOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-AT FORT WASHING
" ton two miles north Of Manhattanve about thirty
Eve acres Of land, together with an excellent dwelling
house the road to the
Hudson river and embraces valuable water front y is
beautifully wooded of excellent quality and within
about 606 feet Of the Fort Washington depot The land
north the redence Montaigne Ward Esq
Hy The Deaf and Dumb Institution The place perfectly
sold entire plots Of from two to i've The house.
with from two to i've Of land offered for sale to
GENT. Apply TO c. s. SLOANE, 6S Wall street.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, ALSO AN OFFICE
II first class house, with all the modern
at Nc ITO Fourth avenue, Twelfth street. Inquire at
S64 Broadway, entrance In Franklin street.
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EOR SALE IN MOTT HAvEN-A LOT ON COTTAGE
$40 Broadway, New York.
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EOR SALE IN WEST HOBOKEN-A TWO-sTORY
and attic house and lot situated in Pasads
2x0 lot 25xl00 finished with marble manels cornces and
pieces porco iron railing in front &C. kitchen
tached. Apply to BRINCKERHOFF MEAD, &4
Fourth avenue.
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E'OR SALE ON LIBERAL TERMs-THOSE BEAUTI-
full three story brick and front houses Nos 81
& 40 and ~ President street. Brooklyn nvs minutes walk
from Hamilton ferry, containing all tho most recent i'm
closets: 4e built By days work BY the with the hes.
changed for estate ut the South. Inquire of GOU
LARD, the premises, or n T. LOWRY, ESD 81 Fulton
street BROOKLYN.
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TNLIFTON PROPERTY, ON STATEN ISLAND FOR
saleA commodious dwelling house. forty feet square,
horsss various kinds Of fruit trees ITO feet long
ne view Of the bay York will be sold cheap and
ON easy applied the is going
For further particulars inquire Of r. n. BRANTINGHAM
thA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15

E0R sALE.-ST0CK, LEASE As6OmEnl -
n first class drinking saloon Ush a Cc-1S-0
house suitable for boardrs Rent only 500 doing
eoV per week and be increased considerably Apply
nj eoleman's shoe store 22 Catherine street. 1Le
Eelr'stey Seipg int The lIilairg lpsiS,s:.
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ITO LET-UP TOWN, IN TIE VICINITY OF FIFTH
and Madison avenues, in an elegant brown stone house
srlend did suits or furnished unfurnshed also
servants attendance and private tables Terms moderate
II reference agreeable. private family Address W. b.
Union square Post Office.
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CLIFTON PROPERTY, STATEN IsLAND.-TO LET,
~ for the summ, lease for five years, furnished
not for private residence first rate brick house 4x53
with hnd the house repete with the modern
improvements watr works speaking trunpets dumb waiter
furnace (thc best of New York-Chlson, Richardson 4
Co.O Tho location is most desirable There the
premises three WE'LL of the pnres water and it about
ten minutes walk fom yanderbilts landing Inquire OF
A. Il. JANIN, No. Broadway
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RIO MERCHANT TAILOIs.-TO LET, A PART OF A
fne store Broadway, below Canal street; the busi
to he associated with the furnishing bu
snes The Of tho fnest the street. and
many advantages that makes IL desirable Addrek
Furnishing Goods. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15

NOR Saloon sIXTY.sEvENTH STREET, DE.
Fifth and Sixth avenues four fun sired lots also
Fifty street $50 feet from Third
will exchange for city property Apply TO Mr.. LAS
TERTON, 33t Bleecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15

COUNTRY SEAT AT PEEKSKILL, ONE MILE FROM
~ the river adjoining the residence Of John Simpson,
Esq-House Just finished 10 two stories and basement
high 30zs and filled in With brick tin roof and observe
ed In the fashions style with all the modern i'm
provements dumb waiter arehed parlors, and French
windows will be sold bargain. Apply to A. H. COUGH,
Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-15

ITO LET-oNE LARGE PARLoR, TWO BEDROOMS ON
l. the second floor and a front basement, to small
family only without children for year frst
May next, at No. ii Yandam street.
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LyoR sALE-A CHESTNUT sORREL MARE SEVEN
years old l hands high warranted sound and kind in
sin Gle and double harness. and trot mile In three
minutes Apply at Mr. Savages stables 79 West Thirty
fret street, Eighth avenue