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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12
HALIFAX. Jan, 7

IhLlFAh Jan. q,
Capt. Freemen, Of The brig Maria at
Liverpool, N. s., 4th inst, reports that
on the 26.h Of December, in lat 3S 20.
lon. 50 w. wind iro.S S. f., jell in with
the steamer San Franciscc. which sail
ed from New York, last mo.,r, for San
Francisco, TO touch at Eio Joa,.o o and
Valparaiso. Capt. Freeman .eloris
tha ishe vas completely disabled. Her
engines were not working, her decks
were swept, and the boats and spars
were gone. In order % keep the San
francisco heading to the sea, they had
her dredged, but at the time tremen.
dous cross sea was breaking over her.
Capt. Watkins desired Capt. Freeman.
OF the Maria, TO hold on during the
night, to render assistance, which ne
attempted 10 do, under bare poles. but
be wind increased 10 n hurricane from
the ". W., and the next morning the
steamer was not ~ sight and he could
not find her afterwards. l. is the opin.
ion oi Cart Freeman, that she lounicr.
ed during the gale. lie saw on board
about 30 persons. Before he discoy.
cred the San Francisco, he passed large
qualities ol bedding chests, uarreIs,and
other articles Of ships use.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12
BosToN, Jan. 7.

The mate of the brig Napoleon, which
spoke the San Francisco, on the 25th
OF Decembcr, states that the spray, and
not the sea, broke over ;he San Fran.
cisco that part Of the hurri ane house
was standing forward, and that men
were engaged in cutting it away and
throwing 1t overheard ; that smoke was
seen issuing from the galley.
The 5. +. was on the South side OF
the guilt stream, drifting out.
The cap ain Of the Napoleon thought
that the steamer was in less danger than
his own vessel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12
W AsHlNGToN, Jan. Z.

W hshiNniU Jbli. {,
There 10 rumor current that the
Secretary Of War has challenged Sen.
ator Toombs Of Georgia, to a duel.
New YoRK, Jan. 8.
THs EMPIRE CITY.-The steamer
Empire City, ashore at Iarnegat, has
been got off and towed to this city to.
day. She is bu, slightly injured
DEsTRuCTivE FIRE.-The immense
pile OF buildings fronting on Broadway.
known as. the Metropolitan Hall, and
including La Fargo Hotel, was totally
destroyed by fire this morning. Sever
al adjoining buildings Oh Broadway and
Mercer streets were also greatly dam.
aged. The hotel had large frontage
on Broadway, was built in the costlIest
style of marble, and extended hack to
Mercer street, including under It's roof
the metropolitan, formerly TripIer Hall.
The fire commenced in the hall at one
o'clock, and in about two hours the
, whole edifice was in ruins. The loss
must be very great, as next TO the ST.
Nicholas, the La Fargo was the most
costly holaI in the city. 1t was unoc-
cupied, moi being entirely flushed. The
weather was intensely cold and the
fircmen worked at much disadvantage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

Notfoik and Petersburg Raiiroaa- Tho Com
mlssione,s who were appointed by the Tout Of
Norfolk county, 10 access the land damages from
the astern hra.,u If the Elizabeth River to the
Dlsna Sq mp canal, made the'r e'ort and
award on Monday. We understand that no ne
ton was taken on It, and that the eonsid, ration
WIS postponed until the next Court.
The Company has deposited With the Court
sum Of money sufficient to prosecute the work nj
SUI points US they desire to begin operations
Nofjofk Brae5n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28
Serious Aeeident-SLage Upset

On last Saturday morning. ole 81 the Stages
carrying the passengers aud mil from the boat
10 the conn. elton with the 5 :. Railroad when
about9 mites below this city. bnenl4e uneouped
and,consequent r,up ct. Mr.. L. Richie. Of Pc
tersba-g,had his hand seriously mashed, and his
wife received a cut about the bend r. 81. how.
ever, were 1lot 50 badiy hurt 10 prevent then.
TO go on by the cars; bnt DR.. Darlington Of Hat
flax. forlerlY residing in Farmyie,had bis thi.,l
fractured.and it was deemed necessary to bring
him to DIR. Christians. not far from the place Of
the accident. where medical aid was rendered.
BY the delay Of the Stages and consequently
the cars going down. the uptrain was detained
and thus mrs ihe connection with the Virginia
& : enDess,ee hadroad
There are said TO be about I2O0 visitors at the
White Sulphur Springs.
BARSuM 1eDies,in card 70 the \. Y. Evening
Post that L has any Interest in The opt ode and
ef4lafe Shows" snich accompany his Menacs-
-. Who gets the license for their exhibiting
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

RAILROAD Errrcrs.-No iran can long CON
IT, .hppte rs To the effect e railroads On the
peuefa development and prosperity tle conn
~ through which they pas. who will take the
- IA keep his eyes open while passing alou5,
IT, IL ffopre and oho Railroad. At every sta
tn Almost ii neat and thriving village Is spring
ing ~, IN nanl places towns, white the entire
aHif8 #farz Il new countenance under the viz
ofs3f efvf.s Il the hushan,lnan, who now finds n
na1k#t tor his products, place of purebaya r
b. a#.niz all ia every way celebrated 70 reward
- ho} - toll Heretofore he could Rlrelv live
~ consuming wi,at ne made aud making what
! consumed, now the market i al his door, and
bo can sell all that he makes aud more than buy
wit rs receipts all that be wants. The price
II laud hnS la..foased cent. per csHi. IN ma. Y
Plaees while the general tendency Of eve ythiae
Is 10 go nhea' Counties can observe. roiit.and
/ lrn nee, mat ther corporate sabserptions
are repaid them with interest the moment such
works are Completed, even should the stock not
aaN "en ~ cont or sell for twenty per cent ON
lrst eoas.= - ling tz'e.' gencer.
\ BRafafRor JENNY lANp.-lt is stated that
among the smastest oftde crew ON board the l. :.
s'aop-et W.T. Cyane. Is brother of The celebrated
songstress, Iena, Lind Ilo commanded one of
the Gums at the hombardmcut of Greviown, and
exhibited much Ill and deAtori Y in the neriar-
nance of hi, duties.
DEtrH or JrpGr uusER.-The Charleston
Mercury OF Tuesday, announces the death of
lion. De lei Elliot lInger, at the a., Of seventy
% =. / merry hl.fn century he was indeu,:-
lieu with he public Sc. ice Of = Site OF South
Cnralna,as imemhar # the Legislature a lude..
Site Senator, and finally saeu.sar of the
United States Senate.
In. i}rcEANaN.-rhe New York Neriannl
Democrat Expresses the ielier that Mr. Buchanan
VIII iesgn h. press mt position and return to tho
L. States within three months.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28


NJ .asi. I'm IT, Aa,aa Slfe Gazette. faat
-. b.,i- 1ar The eea stIaelot If -. sIeat faehs
ha.lrnad nigh IA, fraii lsliHi an liz ta-
/ ten haundarrof tn. State IL pbnt on tie Rio
q .ints the taa4l#.tf IL llss IN 8ee flanee
win The aet If - fsAas e.isatare. .seIs as.ed
tn capital on tire 1t IN tant Thsre we're
four bids. three uf which sart lied. The faHrfl
was IN the nana al Mes~f# II. ! NALhFa 81
/ u. kiSs.and their di.een a>sos .ates Of Iezas.
aud Is u follows
lily or AUSTIN, Jrl9 -. sd
To his E1eclieney Z. " PEAsr.
Governor o. he s .#tt#aI i.esas.
SIR W. hereby fopose Ia enter into coli
tract IN your EAeclleHcy, hy Which will OBJ
hgate ourselves 10 construct the Mis sippi and
'nelf. isallroad from II point ON the eastern
bound sry line Of tie State Of lett, not norf Of
the Town Of Fulton in the STATE of Arkansas II
Il sutab point ON the Rio t,rande, at
The town OF IL 'aso; - cross the rivers Trinity,
Brazos, aud Colorado n near he :}2d degree
north htlipde a. practicable. us we will IN
deflate 10 do On the terms and conditions and FER
The anslderat.on expressed in the nc OF the
Legislature Of the state q IeNas, s-ed Tor
thot purpose, and approved December i, ls53
We will agree and bid ourselves 10 Commence
tie VOL, within thirty da utter the eve tion
OF tie contract IL ease itmay be award Il to Us.
We will undertake. 10 furnish aed llnce in run
n.bg order : miles ri sud roud Wilh,n #'gu-
. - '''''2 IN 'n' 'ii1 u sasa e'atinei anu
70 ,.'''.s,' ai' pre- III 'lhe of'f ene ndfeo
=, SUI 'oaa 99ea anu every car he'eaitff
l, ',9 @, i. anu De 99'n1 Anu We VIII
.;,a% nm nus S'lali .e "i The as 81
,h'''o"o' 'p'tnet fr"Pose 10 ''i''l'e III
nv ''osa III lle Htate oi tAas par - zcks 10
Tue a'9olnt Oh Three hundred thousand aoinfss
i. ~ 'oiI'l 70 fta STATE IN ease ty liea oi
a'.a 'p"a sil,'i not De Completed WITHIN e1eff II
'""i;las ron 1ne ,''e oil tnf contract nfe -,
a,sns' II, - E" aih 81, /, notlef h'.g' NJ. !.
'9u"s''' !. 4 ''fe'f' !, Lac = \, MaSef-
l aa, ~ 80 III ilane2eH' A''ofneS, u. ian
cock john liahcoek james H. Raymond, Jalaes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

How IL KEEP GATHERED FRuIr AND FLoW-
LIS ALWAYS FIR IA friend h,s informed us
TINT fruit aud II aers may b. preserved from de-
cay aaA fading by immersing them in solution OF
gum IA ablc III water two OF three times waiting
suieient time between each immersion To allow
the gum IL dry. ihis process covers the surface
of the fruit with thin coating of the gum. winch
Is en- rely nperyious 10 the mir thus prevents
TIM oeea1 of IL, trait, or the whitening Of the
flower. Oor friend has rose, thus prcsc. Il,
winch have all the beauty aud fragrance OF fresh
II paekcd ones, though they have been separat-
edtrpm the t#rmt "a since Joa, lust. To
insure success n experiments of this kind, it
shoald be horu IN mind TINT the whole sarface
must ee completely coNered ior II the air only
gums entrance ut pin hole the ahor WI he all
lit. mpfesering specimens OF fruit, parlieu-
lar care sh hull be taken t. Yer the stem end
aud all, with the gum. good way is 10 wind
athrea1 Il sin about the stem and then sink it
slowly in the solution which Should not he So
sfang as To leave particle of til, gum unais
solved Inc GUMS perfectly Transparent,
that eeu can with difficulty deteet its presence,
except by the touch. Here we hive another
simple method f fixing the ieeting beauty ofna-
ture, and surrounding ourselves ever with those
objects which do most .eAate the mind. r. ne
the taste, and purify the heart Country cen
HeB,an.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

NEBRASKA ASp kASsAs.-A report from tie
Land Office shows that Nebraska covers area
OF o.2,i.Is squire miles, eqaalto 2l9,26o.92o u
eres Of land. Kansas has area of la5,253
square miles, equal to sO,s2l l2o aorss Of hnd.-
T. large portions Of this land the Indian title has
~ 5eea es' gaisssd, ba; enough is open for
se,..s.aenl IL satisfy the most eegef enterprise
for year. 70 come. In - large eXfzl.# thu
nu.t lie every variety OF soil, Aad, ii the news.
paper report. Of the doY are not grea'l, ekaeasr-
ate,., there are crowds Of hardy pioneer ahonay
within tho boundaries of he new Territories.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

PTe-Emp,.J IN halEas al soIsa- IA
Questions having been presented 'as to ne
legal relations between certain prosizions Of the
net o. Congress. # .luy 22nd. ls54. To establish
the elicr 81 S4fsey n General of New Mexico,
kaas,- aua Nebraska, to grant donations to ae-
tu.l settlers thrn.an. and for other purposes and
o..riain treatiesof May last with tue Delaware.
l. 81. an Nea Indians
Mr. ,'as'.... the Attorney General rs gwen
u a'iiinn tieae#a Ia the Secretary Of the laie-
rior. oh are TIM, quoted BY the National IN
telfe ater:
IN tn Troaisss with the Indians above named
tie nted Siata- are to OFF, Il e4ci5au al -
oetea la1.s>. .sesi#t the ..outlet," which
,.eded f.reae speeifie sun o n en-snA slsl-
lars; az >nch : said ikad- a az .5s sd, II
IL bc si.irct TO pr ste entrs for certain Pc.
lid Al such remain nn>ed, after he.as
sleieet IL pr. ale entrt FIR thrse = al til
minimum Government price. may be grad sated
nd sod-.he proceeds. heWeYsr.e1esrt the ct
of surveying, Ia ae paiI II tie ia#77ns
The "Outirt" i subject to 80 mptlou be
oause il i excepted from the binds Il be sold iot
the benefit OF the lndisns. aud 80 arr Other lands
pres 4ah ceded and IN which tss indian ttie
isextinct And "here lthe Atistney General
saysl Is ample field IN which to Civ effect II the
Re einption provisions # the act Of Gohgiess.s
The Attorney General sets the idea put
forth by persons who desire to take ffe. emp
ton A. y let ii Congress raises a contract
between Inc settlers anu the t'nKefnmef ~
The obvious answer 70 the suggestion j., thai
II implication Of legislative eontrhe. bel ssta he
government and individuals can be faisedby Il
violation of law.
The whole substance Of the argument Of ,e
Attorney General i, given in tho concluding par
agraph:
"In fine. my opinion s.that the act Il Congress
81 O. pr,.f nption only in such 81 those .ands
coded a. rot req ftred first 10 be offered at
pealie sale; that the land eeded BY he .9eiawafee
lpwas and Neas. under condition Of being first
offered ut public sae, IN more opened 10 pre-
em9tion b, the act of Congress than was the mil-
tar. reservation al Fort Leavenso.tn tai t5ose
lands cannot b. take up by settlers under clam
of pre- Itiau and that all claims Of pre- emptou
thu 81 wilhe merely void in law, aud will confer
no right NV er hereafter, on which l. demaaa
the issuc 81 patent from the Commissioner Of
Public Lands.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

AGRICULTURAL PREMIUMS. The N.rgini Gtat.
Agricultural Society me about 10 offer premiums
= The mount Of $1,000, prne, aly lotliye stocf
of VARIOUS an useful kinds The Fair is To com.
mence N Richmond on tno l - &ss.am1al.-
We publish o.day the report Of the committee,
Introductory 10 the list of premiums, &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

.foRrlGS QrAE7 Ilrs.-We hive received
The July number of the Edinburg Rtri,,r The
contents ar: /. Diplomatic IIisjof, OF the Eas-
tern Question, > Teetotalism aud Laws against
the Liquor Trade, 3 Hermun's Esehyles, /. ka
fl Wars and Cape icy, ), The treat Social
Problem, Is. The Orders in Cot.s on Trade
during War, :. Marshall on tho representation
Nnoriies, 8. European Emigration to the
United States The Russian War of ls5i.
a'e london Qnot.srig 70. Jul has also come
10 hand Contents |. Tho House of Commons,
., Milman's Latin Christianity, }. The pnama,
4 Classical Dictionaries 5. the Electric reie-
graph, g. Christianity in Malsnesa aud New
Zealand, I. Queen Elizabeth and her Fayorites,
8. Lofl W lrst a.. he Eastern Question.
Republished in New York by Leonard scott
a Co, at 81 year. each, or the four Brush
Guofterlies and Baok@ood's Magazine for SO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

NORTH CARoLrNA--s J. Person. Rsf.. has
been appointed Jude Of the Superior Coaf' !
place OF JUICE Settle, resigned. Rornalos N
Saunders. well tnown.in Congress and as Minis
ter to Spain, has also resigned the office If Judge
of the Superior Conrt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

SECOND tXNrN. EXHIBITION OF TIL
NtaatAiA STATE Rfe1Lfi Il -
elEf1-RfPORr Oh SUBCOMMITTEE
y u -4.II.,ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

0yeRAcT1AG.-lh he State Temperance Con
yention a, Lynchbarg are deterasI4 10 pfess
t'ie Enactment u pre- tory liquor law " their
slate meeting a resolution Nas adefled insr.ct-
Gig the Executive Committee % elaplos eoan-
ri 10 appear IN tue appellate Court and sostain
the decision d Judge SUMMERS. wherein be de-
4ared that it .4s n the discretion Of the County
Court to issue Refuse Licenses Tor me saie OF
alcoholic liquors. whiel daslsion ha, been appeal
i ffam Ii is ereditable to the Old Dominion
that he vice Of iatemfersnce has been great
diminished within the last ten years, bnt any
lqdy who knows anything Of the character Of the
Virginia p.eple must he CONVINCED that III. ~
never be temperate ON eompolsiop.--S. fntefh-
o agrer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28
NtliRG Il ilhIlNiAN
Pre.Emp,.on IN haalas al :. eoIa-sa

Ays3h. Mo..Nls,,.-..ApG. Id.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

fs9s1sH aud Lot for Safe

: - Ae'a a,a = ,r-lars lstslIfg. n, .,,.
H#-s# w. aia.s= a lin, ~
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q CARD

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o'4 = 60 HEO. NHTGI0UK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
EXPRESS AGENCIES.

N>S~>~>>"s>>
CALIToRSIA PASSENCERS-ISTHMUS TICK ETs-
" The subscribe pioneer Of the California express bus
messy has arranged express to forward passengers and
baggage Ietbmus Of Panama Will New York
per steamer North star April land each successive rip
and will personally attend to the despatch comfort
the through Passengers, especially ladies and children
the lsthmus An express mail will 2s ard
North Star and Yankee Blade. Once No 81 CortiandS
treet. J. W. GREGORY, California Express Agent.
L,oREIGN ExPRESS.-EDWARDS. SANFORD a co.
respectfully announce that they prepared to
ward package from New York to ondon
and all parts Of England Ireland and Scotland twice
week; TO Iavre, Paris Bremen Hamburg Frankfort and
all parts Of the European continent a week to Mel
bourne Port Philip Sidney and all parts Australia Van
niemans Land and New Zealand by every vessel sailing
from England TO those places and 10 Canton Hong
Oft Indies and China every weeks oace
No 70 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
EXTRA PAY.

TT s. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFFICE SAILORS VINO
u between 1916 and 1888 served in the Columbus Cyane
Erie Ohio. Dale. Shark, Relief vandaIii IndepcnS.
euce, Levant compress, Dolphin, Ewing PEBBLE supply
Warren, Southampton, Massachusetts,. Lcxintton 81
Marys Portsmouth,, st. Lawrence, yncennes. falmouth
Savannah Conftnton. fredona, their widows or ier
W. y f''' EDwARD BIssELL, Agent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
THE TURF.

TTNIoN COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-TRoTTING-ON
Tuesday ApriI IL at half pact O'Clock p. MA purse
Of s50-Nie heaBest three In Ave IN harne,-H Wood.
lin, Ti0er enters b. M Belle Of Bushwck Stages viii
leave the williamsburg ferries for the Course every boar
~" JOHN /. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING,


= REAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF MILL. 7
ry goods ribbons, bonnet silks artificial flowers dress
trimmings. ribbons, &c-M. II. LICHTENSTEIN so Bowe-
~ has just reosived direct from the
goods embracing everything novel and desirable for the a
preaching Season Also superior ribbons
to the late fashion Of trimming ladies' and
mantas, founcing, bows &e. The assortment in Etbs
wholesale adjoining the store Is
in this city for variety and cheapness.
AIDES STRAW HATS.-AN ENTIRELY NEW ANp
very extensive assortment Of ladies' and msses straw
Leghorn Dunstable and Florence bonnes now he OBJ
tanned at the Paris Mantilla Emporium. GEO BULPIN
Proprietor, 3Gl Broadway.
DARIS MANT1LLAS-THE SUBSCRIBERS IMPOR.
tat, and manufacture for city retail trade are new
ready for inspection to which the attention ladies req
pecrfully invited. GEO. BULPIN, SOL Broadway.
DARIs MANTILLAs IN NEW AND ELEGANT DE.
signs just received. An early inspection is solicited
A. KERR Co. 767 Broadway, three doors below Ninth st
CTRAW BONNETs, &C. FOR CASH-JUST RE.
oeived 10 cases French pattern bonnes cages super
Leghorn bonnee 100 straw and lace
mems and chldrens straw hats Also % dozen pain and
fancy white Marabot feathers which wilt be sold low
cash by HOMER KETCHUM, &c John street. corner Of
William.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE SPLENDID
Il warerooms, T07 Broadway very large and splendid
assortment Of cabinet of the best quality city
and country trade consisting of rosewood oak walnut
hogGny Iii raries wardrobes secretary bookcases
paror furniture in suites covered in French broca
telle velvet bedtteads dressing bureaus
marble top centre pier tables fancy iron tables cribs
stands sewing chairs rocking chairs etcgeres
bedtead patent rocking cradles and others elegant
stands rosewood, walnut oak and mahogany; oak wal Ut
md mahogany extension dining tables dining room chars
match horse hair mattresses and all other kinds pail
feathers and feather bed holsters pillows also
general assortment Of household furniture we'll worthy
of attention. A. II, MCKINNEY, III Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

ITO 1.-the LARGE BUILDING REAR OF "a q;
and % Centre street. Pearl; fitted up with stss
engine aud fixtures for foundry suitable for am
turing mechanical business having well irItc rnos an
No. 8 Ann street. --fP'' W ~ OoA1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

T. this spring, warranted sound and kind, and fine
driver with and harness. in first rate order sold
account of the owner leaving for Europe Also
carriage horses and two single horses that
mile in three minutes. young and sound the
country Inquire at NJ. FLYNNS livery stable Is West
Thirteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

no IET-TO A SMALL FAMILY WITrtaur cuIr
on the story two
broadway and Bowery in the centre Of the citv ~
+. HART ID Chamsars strsyt ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

billiard TABLES &c, FOR SALE.-THE SUB
Id scribers wish call the attention of purchasers to
sheir stock Of billiard and basstelle tables balls cues
cloths bridges cutters pool balls pins French
athers &c which sold ten per cent cheaper than
''her ss'a'n'n LEoNARp 4 BENJAMIN gs2 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

U'HE EAR AND ETE-DR HEATH, AugtsT AND
otulist deyete special attention 70 the treatment Of
deainessaBd all diseases Of tic aud Once 80 White
street Jsst west Of Broadway Hours fro to - TO
.. PAt,Lts visited at their residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
FURNITURE.

ENuRNITURE'-THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID Fol
II. furniture carpets oilcoth, feather beds watches
sons residing in or Brooklyn having urnitu
plying TO, R. WALTERS, No. 65 Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
oCULvsTs AND AuRrsIs.

nR. POWELL, oCULIsT, AURIsT &C, ATTENDS
exclusively 70 diseases OF the eye aud ea from b
O'Clock daily 5o2 broadway whore be procured his
Treatise the Eye also artificial eyes watch are in
serted without operation, and viii and lock OK
actly like the natural eye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

TNOR SALE-THE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT NO. l9l
IT East Fifteenth street, Stuyvesant square, house
feet by CO. all the mp three stories basement good
cellar containing bath with hot and cold water
range dumb waiter water closets inside and chande
Tiers and burners go with house Apply to G. PIERCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY.-FoR SALE CHEAP,
two neat cottage houses, situated Fifth street.
North Fifth and North Sixth streets about Ave
walk from four ferries The houses built
style with Gliding doors, marble mantes CRATES centres
&e Inquire the premises at the store OF D. Riley
the same block,
I'VE OLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONERY ES
w Enlistment for sale, doing good business; it
has lease Of four For further partcula
address A. r. & Co., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

ITO LET-FIvE VERY BEAUTIFUL HOUSES. THREE
lots to eacb 81 Harlem each house and back
kitchen two parors and 1--WE bedrooms At the very
house and stable 18th street with eight lots Of sround
Rent $500 Inquire Of NJ SHAW. No East Thirty first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

ITO LET NEAR BR0ADWAY-THE SECOND STORl
and front basement OF house 433 Broome str TIVE
Broadway suitable for fashionabi business
hyscan Gas and hot and cold water throu tic
house Apply to Madame RouLLlER AuGIER 50 Broad