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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-05
Observation-Disclosures Waite

ew Observation-Disclosures Waters, 333
tdway, Is largely publishing choice variety Of
70. Dealers wishing to purchase make arrangements
pntinued supplies Of issues will lind greatly to
advantage 60 call. Having quantity OF music slight
led, he will sell it At large discounts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

k7 TO $50 A WEEK CAN EASILY BE MADE BY
plO either travelling or at home In sure sad pes-
business the instructions OF which will send the
receipt Of 81 Address, postpaid Isaac Newton broadway
Once.
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LBERT II. NIcoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGING
IA
New yrsshs Long Island :. aastioH Albert Il
T ell Ne a;: ssSss sa
ss d ss house n To-
yet street house 70 BY 10 lot 20 by IS feet more or less
for $3.50 The extension Bowery viii great
. III ~ s d
sSna west The s a Sixth
restriction clauses against will be inserted in the
deed strsetsT lots on the south side Of Ft,
and Lexington The for opening Lexins
iais Vicinity these By feet
1 a lots on se south sas & Ssy
feet SineleS are dssiraiy
east Of Eh ~ inches with tho
n M lot; the
d.s1a$ sysnas SisSsE, street.
ss s the ssIsss
Graham BY 100 feet each Even street.
or Frost sree-ons the south street
west Of Even street 81 feet inches front ~ feet
three lots side Of Frost $50 feet
nrth ds
s. 'front.' % feet by IS feet inch de and
Bath L. Five desirable building lots situated at Bath,
New Utrecht L. L. 80 by 20O feet each They within
one block Of the hotel known as the Bath House, and only
few feet rom tue plank rSsd sh snd q the late
residence Of Mesrs otmer Large and Dilery. The
lots ell situated for immeiate and the
contemplated railroad from Brooklyn will greatly increase
their value.
Terms easy and titles indisputable. For photographic
maps and full particulars apply to the auctioneer No.
Broad street
THeKER BILLING y
household urniture-Brussels and Kitchen
fur iturc he NJ on nex at hous
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POLITICAL.

voUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE.
i raj Commttce-A xuar meeting of the above
mittce will be held at Stuyvesant Institute Monday
evening, March 9, at 7ls o'clock.
rs a Iryg }sserss.ries
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A CARD.-wE, THE UNDERSIGNED. BEING A
h%oss sosaiy e avssg.t. sIs dssss x
% % az ss' ss' s
~ thank: and those q The friend: q n. Also
fellow esissns who sensrsusy younss.rsa
%
30
New Brighton, Staten Island, March g. 1854.
DASSIsn. CONSULATE, NEW .YoRK.-NorIcE...
Ysss,sd q ssad hi. sdlrs. sI 3 EpW%Rb REcn
New
New YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COM
haS at n s ssf No. # ss
i TsTDR w h fIESsA L .Hs SECRETARY
ny is s,a mEREnY N HAVE SOLD
cordial assAnsrt to T. sehns any
Pssns ::
collect ali outanGn ssp ss' ri aa aSssa,es TO
charges against me are their
NEW LINE OF sTAGEs-BErwEEN HoBoKEN AND
i starting from the wahinstan Hall n nss
Sn''A MAILER Go 5iEIz Paop a rA
NoIIsSsEEs171A.Ns ;, AP!9gRSED MEETING gE OF ruE
m ssr os e as @ s1ss S os%Ry viii
A. JAY SMITH seo'y.
NoTIcE.-THE FOLLOWING BONDS OF g 900 EACH.
ss. Loan Of ss with from LIST o. Jsy INA ssvs
N'S ~ ' PHILIP srEYfN CO.. q Broad street.
G J. sEDcwIcKs METROPOLITAN ACADEMY AND
asa Of
' vel %
and what We st TO Do e II the rs. place In ne
higher schools Of this Secondly conduct
Of s
bodily that in tie place 81 as ma
and saow skins depressed and vacan. minds anintelli
Tendencies which are strengthening day BY day and VIM
s. TO the %
n and dsR s d s @ ass
as Tie leopard Such boys dieusy stuayns
% sS s ey tn I
accomplish One visit TO the worth more than
Sston One gentleman said tand we could pages with
per- ssss sas snhsy pS p
for and N 4, fees and the Esn and
asr rs ss
ns the 70 Ess a.'f
s% 81 ~ Sn ks .
se each ueessains one fGr the first
ss,1;
Day at Y John Yigaerea. ssnsisnsn's Eymasss sad
Gsvy
THE PERHAM GIFT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i news-The gentleman in avenue did not win the
Seven Mile Mirror stated in paper but Mr. John
Brooks the young man who attends the saloon q Geo.
Marsh Bowery Jones street, being tho
holder of ticket No. ISL This settles the question ~
intelligence has just been received from the Committee ~
Georgetown D. c. He can be the premises.
ITO MERCHANT TAILoRs, CUTTERS, AMP SALES.
menTbe subscriber is DESTROYS Of securing the services
of several gentlemen by engagement uniting ~ once
liberal remuneration 1t essential that
they should have established reputation Of the first cha
rscter arttca like and courteous quAlhca-
hns with the certain ability TO command considerable
mount Of trade. Apply to JOHN r. WARE, Ao3 Broad
way, clothing warehouse
UNIVERSAL /. O. OF o. F., WASHINGTON LODGE
u No 2The brothers Of the above lodge and the Order
generally requested to meet In the lodge ROOM No 70
Delaney sunday, the 18th instant at O'Clock
p M for purpose of attending the funeral Of late
brother, John l.. Little. A. SEAHW ELL, N. u.
JOHN HAsrIsos, Secretary
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Dye and Wigs.-BatchelOr's manuIac-
.hese articles 10 removed to No. 233 Broadway, op-
the Park, where he has the best accommodations
forld for the application of his famous hair dye
iale OF his newly invented wigs and toupees Nine
ooms, all hoor.
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aALuA AT AUCTION.


VIM sell on Tus:d.y March = 10y eslosk = 10 A.
eipsrlor urnsurs hair cloth sofa: tsbls: mirrors bed
sss ssddins bureau yashsta1ds sroshsry 20; ,se
posits required
AUCTION sALE-THE CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
the several Pase markets eeonsns to the city sns
l ':s'Ss o 81 sis'
Ss from tn d si a.: d.y
ss Cd. q s ny e
r 4. TILLou, Recorder,
4. q f EbsoS6 Ssm GSsmsr;,,.,.
Nm XERMIYS Shf cb Cen Cam BID IA Az so,,,
commssione on; = Of fI sinking 1n i Funa!'
Finance Department, New York Feb. Is, 1854.
UcTIoN SALE OF ALL THE ELEGANT FURNITURE
sSsay Win be- .sis
F. s e or 9 .1d o s @
emhracesa all the house No
CANT panoiorte suites
% a 'sP.
pier ase richly carved mirror eegerss solid
marble top secretary and music cabinets and reception
chairs Mosaic and Partisan tables with elegant m.nsl or
curious fancy adorn and beau the also
chsmtsr Furniturewton an ingram carpets Rosewood
ar elegant r:s
blankets AZ and maaossny
gilt oval mirrors mahogany walnut and oak chairs
mahogany sofa bedsteads and damask rockers
wood tet tetes and sofas mahogany do warrob book
&C. with all the furniture, dining break
fast tables beautiful Of silver two elegant
sets china 80 pieces cut glass balance handle cut
l.ry erockery &c Catalogues at house. Sale at 0ls
o'clock, precisely, rain or slime.
RUSSELL w. WESTCOTT, Auctoneer
A c. FUTILE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNI-
ture subscriber would beg leave to call the
fact that attention 10 such
sales and he does not keep auction sales ROOM per
CONS that entrust their business him. will ind II e.
eii interest to give him early call he has pretended
friends fictitious buyers to purchase goods to be again
for beneht OF himself thereby realizing great los
the original his object being seek the sole
his employers and receive only his
per centage which moderate settlements prompt Re
ference Of the highest Character e. FUTILE Auction
Ger, office "a Broadway.
A C. FUTILE ACCOMMODATIONS AT AUG
IA ton.A futile will sell Monday at twelve o'clock
ut Crosby street. four heavy work horses TO the highest
bidder, for cash.
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w Music.--ss Baltimore Clipper Valse, J" by
a. played by him at all his concerts, with the
ling his performances Price 80 cents The Scenes Of
ildnood,n song by Geo. Washbourn Morgan. Price Is
Angel Whispers," song for soprano or tenor, sung
Gillingham Bostwick; words, 8. n. Peters; music,
Cookie. Price rs cents. =" Amazon Schottish," by
Cookie. Price 3S cents. The Song Of Sleep" fan
rom the Opera Aasaniello, by Oscar Cometant. Price
u Just published by HORACE WATERS 333 Broad
S.B.-Ihe names Of the above composers q sufn-
srantee for the true merits Of their compositions.
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l0s.-Just What Will Meet the Wants OF
tos Of acknowledged and guaranteed superiority for
bw price ALI pianos sold warranted to give en-
siaction purchasers money refunded. New pianos
second hand pianos, with or without the Aolian, At
rgains. To suit some purchasers monthly payments
u. Large discounts and most accommoda tinx terms
gale buyers. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
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rts, 769 Broadway, corner OF Ninth,
sjust received the richest assortment Of Guipure
imported; also ehimesettcs, collars and sleeves OF
choice lot OF French embroidered collars, from S.
n the newest styles.
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irt and Collar acknowledgements L. an
10 fact that the first faultless line stitching evec
Aachincry Was done by singers new single threaded
hchine. THESE admirable machines are constantly
ibited ut the ofhce, No 323 Broadway, where speci
he work can be had gratis by all VINO feel inter
/. "A. SINGER q CO.
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Roberts d Co., 375 Broadway, IRE Ex-
6ne embroideries, laces, and Honiton goods from
al Palace; also, new stock of Valenciennes and
lRces.
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deons.-The Double Keyed Melodeons
man Baldwin, and those of 8. d. 4 II. w. Smith,
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway, Is sole agent,
lowledged to be the BEST as they the only ones
the equal temperament. For sale ut very low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-05

nee Salamander Safes, GaylOr's Patent.
IT n. PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in the
ates Of the above celebrated safes, and H. q. Cof-
snetrablc defiance locks and crossbars; the best
locks combined in the world. Depot, ly2 Pearl
le door below Maiden lane.
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U Mas USUAL, ON WEDNESDAY.

IF A GENTLEMAN ON FRIDAY EVENING BY MIS-
take took from the Aston House black overcoat with
velvet sppe and collar and in the breast
pocket marked d. w v. Bsbcock he will please return
70 the ofhce, Astor House.
7 AM SORRY TO HEAR THAT YOUR RESOURCES
precarious ] truly sympathize with you,
feel great anxiety tidings of Improvement Viii
you attend to the business named eight per the
amount of proftsf POPE.
MARY KELLY, DAUGHTER OF LAWRENCE KELLY,
l Of Kelvin street, Dublin who left Ireland
will hear something Of interest TO her by addressing
q B., Herald office.
AZ, RIGHT, 1 HAVE BEEN TO THE AMERICAN
ul Railroad Journal otce, No Spruce street. and Sc
cured johnson the Pacihc Raroad.n Cost dollar
deduction tor advertisement No matter; III pay
you. 1t settler the question of routes. N +.
nj O.-CAN You NOT WRITE A FEW LINES THIS
IN Sunday morning? Give them X. who will deliver
item safely not we'll and very unhappy. Where
you get my letter? A.E.
CMITH JONES WILL MEET HIS FRIEN DS ON TUES
~ day, March,.
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NOTICE-THE FOLLOWING BONDS OF 81 900 EACH.
IN wiz Nos 9 and US Of the United States six per
cent loan Of S4s with from LIST OF July 1884 haviu
been lost stolen all cautioned against ncgo
atipg the came. payment having been stopped.
PHILIP SPEYER 4 CO., C2 Broad street.
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DEsIRABLE BROOKLYN PRoPERTy-FoR SALE

dweliins house with trick basement and lot Of ground
= xaS 8 ins
The hSuss T. y vide Y g deep with styo story
p sssss
Say ~ and e.. ss.
ss % With IT, az. ss ss
low to the purchaser desired The the door,
&
%an SnS and s @ % Title sS
CAN Fl i.ls TIL TN inst C. NOR
HISsY LEEDS AycEIosEIE I ay LEEDS r.
seysntsent street Fifth sysnus-Househoid fur
nee costly
70 sns
oil paintings BY the masters and ali originate Also
SsSSO made q 70 n
hronses clocks and oImuu
made BY Dardonvio French plate pier gsss full length
painted elegant painted IN So1
ana ter 1 s0a SILVER dinner
order in Paris complete set Of mosseline crystal glass Of
Fs. made very heavy silver plated double silver edged
chatting dshes and burners cut glass silver plated bottle
plated walters With solid silver edges and handles small
hold furniture.
ToHN W. soMERINDYKE, AUCTIoNEER STORE
NO Spruce sale Of new furniture
tue several large stock Of furniture con-
sDs q 1hsr tables. side
%s top ss sss cots
GSnas So h. S,as
lumber &C., &C. - inv Constable
IL toneer.WRAY 4 BINYoN viii sell on Monday,
March O'Clock the lease stock and fixtures Of the
cratic Headquarters 20 Grand street Of Elizabeth
Lease Of two years from May next at low rent
VERY VALUABLE FARM ON BACK RIVER NECK
o'clock M at the Baltimore Exchange folio wing very
Dust River kceL Baltimore county about
I .hS ana ni Sn
ing 400 Of land part Of hich heavily tmbered sup
he Of The aay sr
ssn X sn aS m1 and system
s pS s%sn
water road the advantage Of being near
variety s.Is: sen... :%
sds also @
under At x25 The occupied by MI Bidder
O. in shs sns sna so
xsl T. GcvsR pS: n.y. South street.
Srssa1 %'y.s sstsD1 MosaafSs
nsnt 81. class cabinet m;.Sr
ton, and consists in part follows-Psrlor furniture
Richly carved parlor furniture en- suite covered
in brocade SATIN brocatle and plush Of the richest styles
carved rosewood etegeres with mirror fronts ladies'
cabinets and mahogany Sofas tete tetes dvans
and ottomans marble top centre pier, side and fancy
and mante glasses dining room library and hall furniture
dsns room shs. in and plush library
and Secretary bookcases splenddly carved hall stands
&c. Chamber Furriture-Carved rosewood mahoga
ny aud walnut bedstesds, marble dressing
vssltands and commodos painted and chamber
suits glasses rosewood wardrobes, mirror DOORS
bogany do rush, willow and upholstered seat cottage
chairs and rocking do couches together with good
assortment Of plain mahogany and walnut furniture hair
msttreses Aliases, &c &c. Also, several rosewood 6
and octave pianofortes Of good tone and finish OF
which very costly and fully warranted Aiso a in
voice Of emian gass toilet sets cut glassware biscuit
figures pearl inaid tables &c Every facility for packing
Catalogues ready Monday, when the goods be
auined.
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~ L. TUCKER, AUCTIONEER.-BY BILLING &
". TUCKER, tohce 43 alker streetSale of splendid
household furnure-Brusses and ingram carpets Kitchen
furniture &c &c, Wednesday next, at house No. 81
White street. lew doors east Of Broadway Particulars
hereafter.
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900 who Require q Faithful Teacher
" recommend ali those who desire . beautiful free
ing, to call Immediately on Mr.. BRISTOW, At his
MT parlors, 2y5 broadway. He Is attentive, gives
ritten, mot . printed copy) Truth and justice
syail. Thos. E. L. from the old North state.
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tho Southern Trade Superior Fla
indies will keep dry in any climate. Gum
tito lozenges, box lozenges, rock candy, and all
OF nely favored dies suitable for the Southern
For sale by STEWART, BUSTING, 4 CO., 396
Get.
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T0HN W. SOMERINDYKE AUCTIONEER, STORE
NO Spruce street-Constables sale of furniture,
Monday March 9TH at 25 Bowery 1t 10 O'clock by
tue Of several large stock Of furniture
ssting Of mshogany sofas chairs bureaus tables side
corner stands washsands bedstead
marble top bureaus easy chairs rockers cots lounges
lounge BEDS great variety Of clocks looking glasses
trundle bedteads also Of brocalle hair
lumber, &C., &C., the stock Of a mandatory.
JOHN w. SOMERINDYkE, Constable,
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THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT THE LATE FIRM OF
Gregory Hscott house painters, 5l4 Hudson street,
New York dissolved by mutual consent, and has
since March 1883 Signed CHARLES A HISCOTT.
New York, March 4 1854.
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NEW LINE OF STAGES-BErWEEN HOBoKEN AND
~ Hackensack-eemm to run on Thursday next,
March 1854 starting from the Washington Hall Hack.
enssek, 61< A. NJ, 2s Hoboken ferry, "a NJ 5PN
MAILER. GOELZ Proprietors
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DARTNER WANTED--A YOUNG MAN OF ENTER
prise, with cash capital Of thousand dollars, hav
ing perfect knowledge Of the building business wishes
partner with equal less embark In said
business carpenter. preferred. Reference given and
CURED Please inquire 10 the boot store
corner Of Ann and Nassau streets.
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G0PARTNERSHIP.-THEU UNDERSIGNED, 7. sCHIL
ling and floettner have the lst day of January
~ associated together under the firm Of sehiilias
Poettner successors to A. Schng No. 1853 Third street.
where they will continue manufacturing syrups cordas
and domestic liquors. T. sCHlLLING.
X, PLOErTNER.
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pARTkER WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WHO Is ES-
tabshed In the retail dry goods business out West
wishes TO procure partner one with moderate capital
Say from one to two thousand dollars but must be good
business and Of the most character
For further particulars address D. d. d. Farmer Herald
ofIte.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

MAS0NIC.-A. w. GOFF WILL DELIVER AN ORA.
1 ton The Genius and Advantages Of Ancient Tree
Masonry, Monday March o. 1854 At O'Clock p. NJ, in
Union Hail. corner Of avenue and Fourth street Tickets
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

&O0A OR 3SO0.-A LADY OK GENTLEMAN, HAV
QLOO ing the above to invest, in lucrative
with young widow lady of respectabity either
silent active partner hear good opportunity
by addressing, with .al Mrs
A. N. H., Broadway Post Once.
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DALPH WALDO EMERSON WILL DELIVER THE
LII concluding lecture of the New York ntSlavery So
eiety At the Tabernacle Tuesday evening" March
Z, az IN o'clock Admission rs cents.
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NOTICE-AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders Of the Lake Superior Silver Company will
be held Mt their Office, No Wall street. Thursday
March sd, at2 o'clock +. NJ. BY order,
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pARINER WANTED-WIrH CASH CAPITAL OF
IRON Two 70 three thousand dollars, Wholesale
heturng business already established the business DO
made TO yield handsome fortune in years and DO
enlarged TO any extcnt business Win good oharac
ter &C., need only apply. Address "A. A., Herald ohce
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Il 0sT.-CAUTI0N.-WAS LOST, IN WASHINGTON
~ City on the 18th Of February, coupon bond No Al Of
Ohio and Pennsy Railroad Company, for 81 900
persons hereby cautioned against purchasing same
and notified that suitable reward will be paid for its
return at the Office Of Chubb Brothers, Bankers Washing
ton City
r osT-AT BUTTONS THEATRE ON THE EVE
IL ming Of the I'd instant alsdys mink marten victorne
lined with black silk IL left in Of the St. Nicholas
Hotel seats The finder will be literally rewarded
turning the TO j. Morrison 267 Washin street
osT-ON SATURDAY, MARCH 4TH, IN OR NEAR
~ Fulton Market pocketbook containing from so TO $40
The finder will be literally rewarded returning the
TO James Alder, ~ Second avenue.
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UcTION NOTICE : vANDEwATRR 4 TURNER
"A will sell Tuesday March At l0x ocosk, % 10 A.
antc street. Brooklyn boarding house furniture esnsstn
Of psror furniture tables mfrrors bed
stead bedding bureaus washstands croeksry &e also
Kitchen furniture with which the sale will commence De-
posits required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-05

O7n BROADwAY-HANDsONIY UNFINISHED ROOMS
ClO TO ies either e parlor and bedroom separate
good attendance would do well call S7O broadway
Breakfast II desired, gas and baths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-05

Il 0ST-A PAIR OF THIN RIMMED GOLD SPECTACLES,
IL In going from Columbian Hall, Grand street. through
clinton 10 Henry street. The finder will be suitably
warded by leaving them at 1871 Henry street.
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NHARCOAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS CONSTANT.
hand full supply Of prepared charcoal for reeti
fy ing and other purposes A. SCHILL1NG,
No. l5S Third street. between avenues A and b.
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UNIVERSAL /. O. OF o. F., WASHINGTON LODGE
u 2The brothers Of the above lodge and the Order
generally requested to meet In the lodge ROOM No 20
Delaney street. sunday the 18th instant at o'clock
p M for purpose of attending the funeral Of late
brother, John l.. Little. A. SEARW ELL, N. q.
JOHN HAsrINGs, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-05

CPIRAL MOULDING MACHINE.-THIs NRwLY IN.
- vented and long sought for machine In success.
operation and We are ready TO orders for rope
and variety Of beautiful patterns Of mouldng greatly
reduced prices suitable for church pews bAnistcrs rsnrs
windows doors base boards chairs bsdsteads
tables picture and mirror frames ships cabins coumns
steamboats, and variety Of other articles This machine
will do the work Of fifty men, In superior Orders
United States will Be sold. RUCER CO.
l63 Vest Twenty seventh Eighth avenue,
Rear building. second floor.
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r IQUoR STORE AT AuCTIoN;-AARK wRAY, AUG
March 10 O'clock the lease stock and fixtures Of the
old established house known the Fourteenth Ward Demo
cratic Headquarters 20 Grand street. Of Elizabeth
Lease Of two years from May next at q low rent.
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r 0ST-A BLACK AND TAN SLUT, KING CHARLES
breed to the Of Floss had o chain collar
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
box office Of Wallaok's theatre, for Mrs stephens.
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C. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER.-HORsEs AT AUG
IA tion. "A c. futile will sell Monday Mt twelve o'clock
at Crosby street four heavy work horses to the highest
bidder for cash.
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THE PERHAM GIFT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i news-The gentleman in avenue did not win the
Seven Mile Mirror stated in paper but Mr. John
Brooks the young who attends the saloon Of Geo.
Marsh Bowery and Great Jones street. being the
holder of ticket No. ISL This settles the question
intelligence has just been received from the Committee ~
GEORGETOWN, d. c. He can be on the premises.
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NHEAP IRON BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, AND SPRING
healthy mattresses are superior V
bedteads all Sizes % to $50 hard mattresses altered 70
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