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Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

MONEY WANTED.
All persons indebted to me either by note or
book account, viii please bear in mind, and at
tention give to the simple fact, ANT MON
Ely. Another yeary th tia deeds Of good and
evil, Of omission and commission, has nearly
passed away, aud good many accounts are
still unsettled.
I Hwould be ~eil to mention here, that am
closing out my present stock of Goods, at cost
for Cash. Every article now on hand must be
scld by the lst day Of FeSsuYry, to make room
for an entirely newa,h desirable stock Of goods
to be here on the first boat after navigation
commancef. i shall sell to the citizens oi
Council Blafs. Omaha City, Belleview, and
Florence, at the usual fair and equal prices foy
which am so justly celebrated.
go la THOMAS HENSHALL.
a9s} u - s-ss : 49, ssSign of the Keg.
+ Cesneit Blpas, Dee. u. 18s4 l23-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
L K1s8 ] .A,G!A1N !, !! / !.
D COUNCIL BLUFFS ClIl
>Ofnuibus Mne.
8 II. .D.a4H A. RI

- kts yUVA& ~ II ~ -
|EYECTFULLY INFORMS ThEPob-
= lhat he via synn . line Of Carriages
DnIcil Muffssto sOmshn, regularly twice
Nv, and oftsncr when desired, regard
[WeAther. E ), Ia
6sres viii be in readinssa, Morning ana
soseonvey passengers from Omaha 20
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

To II r I q DLIO.
THIS is to inform the public that the old
] and well known ferry at Winter Quar-
ters, is again in successful oppcraiion, aad
that we the subscrsbers will bo constantly in
readiness to cross all VIII may come, IN dou-
bic quick time. Experienced and accommo-
dating boatmen will he employed for the
purpose of this ferry, in nrder thatutmost
and complete satisfaction may be given to the
travelling public. The name of "Florencc"
having been substituted for that OF Winter
Quarters, this fersy will be known by the
designation Of the Florence and Iowa Ferry.
ALDEN j. HOWE.
Oct. 10th 1854. n5-u.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

-1-fl tOTIUr
TShereby given that the undersigned has taken
l out letters OF administration upon the Es
tate Of James Gricrsoa, deceased and all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said Es
ate are requested to make immediate payment
0 the Undersigned and all persons having
CLAIMS against said Estate, viii present them on
the first Monday in January next, az tfe office
of the County Judge of Pottawattamie County,
Iowa, with the proper vouchers. when and
where | viii attend myself or Attorney, aud
take measures 10 mako immediate payment.
JANNETTE GRIERSON.
Administrative.
A C. FoRn, Attorney for Estate.
Nov l0th, 1884. nl4N
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
CALIFORNIA GUIDES.

ALIFUHNIA GUIUES.
THTLDS CALIFORNIA GUIDES, giving a
~ distinct and particular description of the
road TO California made by and from the authors
personal observation, and also copies from the
Mormon Gnide, with full directions for an out
fit. and various other necessary instruction aud
advice. This is coed, correct, and neat arti-
Gle. and may be sent by mall. free of postage,
to the purchaser, for 50 cents: They may be
had ct the Post Office,
Copncil Blufs City, Jaa.A Aslek42z-tti a..
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

Exchange on ST. LOUIS and the Eastern cities
bought aud sold. Interest paid on deposites
AZ per agreement:
Our attention will also be given to the pur,
chase and sale of Town Lots in maha ity,
Beileview, and Winter Quarters, Nebraska Ter
ritory-
References-L. w. Babhitt and DR.. Z.
Lewe, Register and Receiver Of the Land Office
at Council Bluffs, aud Col, T. A. Walker and
P. NJ. Cassidy, Register and Receiver at Fort
Desmoines, or any ofthe business men OF ei-
ther place.
OFFICE ou Broadway, West Room OF the
Pacific hotel, nearly opposite ths Land Office.
Council Bluffs, Oct. "a, l854-n0-iy
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

KENT u FULLkS, PH0PebTORss
MANUFACTURES 70 order every variety
Nj @ eticls C xat0ls On tAe soessese notses,
- = trfess sneasalsd tes s6ssIecss 2 re
GAg. Orders Ssf rsssstsssa shsc. eseno-
na0M, o. ssy rcqsirsd pattern q saseIs 10y
BIv)S, 7n-ly.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
8 CTS so II 8 .

No NO brain was rack'd for thoughts collected hssu
Where scissors hold alone their sHAlr caeer,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
GENERAL LAND AGENCY AND
EXCHANGES OFFICE,
COCHRAN ~ NEaEATH

AKE engagsd ia the business OF buying and
selling Lasdr Wsuan&s. and estssing Lands in
the Council Bluff nd District. Their ar
rangsments for s6t4ttng Lands for settlers and
sthcrs, o. = credit Of oae, two, Or throe years,
arc not deficient. .Ap1 hey Will be prepared
at all times 70 fll all ordsrs oi that character.
Tho investigation of Lind Titles, payment Of
hxsa Psrchaaa and !sale islands And town lots
consectsa rlth lhe t6n4 ~ III e1ea ..
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

IL Is SAID Putnan's Magazine has bssa sold
for $4,000.
AT usiambas, Ohio, seed potstoes ~ sal-
ling at - bushel. -
The State Library Of Psnnsylvanis no~
contains A,O67 volumes. u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

Ces.es, nlsAh. Asg. Sth. 81 NIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

TN The COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE CITY
Il and county Of New York-Thomas c. Duract and
Henry G. Crane assgnees Of George Rodnsn, against
John " Rodman, and Mary Eliza, his vife--Summons--
For Relief Con- served 10 the ds.endsnts
You are hereby Summoned and required 70 the
complaint In this action which hlcd In the Office NJ
the Clerk 81 the Cos Of Commons Pleas in and for the
city and county Of New YORK At hs Office 10 said city
on the l5th day Of January A. d. 1885, and 70
copy Of your answer % The said complaint on the sub
scrcer At his ONCE No. 10 Chambers street. In che said
city within twenty days after the service Of ths sum
mons you, EXCLUSIVES Of the day Of such and
you fail 70 answer the said plant within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiffs In tbs action I'll apply tie
court for the rslisf demanded In the com paint.
DENNIS MCMAHON, Plaintiffs Attorney,
81. ~.s.s. 10 Chamhus sts<t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

Tn wArD's UNFORTUNATE TEfgcsD.--pgiry u,
IL uin book--ls Just wias tboss vsnt sbo hsfs
esu'ractst Diseases; namely esrs .. cas~, ssi 30
fsisy snS more srr~ns.. Gail any boar - - Cssa
ursst, zoe WI tba ~ vAr1 s.ssaSng. ~~p.ssN
ruus fsr pAtlsr1 AsYiss grsNs Ysrnas psrioats ~
pills, sss offer rusdisin@s fas is.Ns 6ersIrsmsns
~ Dr WAND, He "a Csst ssrsst sss1sef from h'a~f.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

nR HuNTfk'5 Rid DEOp ~ YOUR ONLY RliI.
IL ss,s for thorough cure 10 certain dis~Asss-so
bvisisn 81, the oniy plsss sell knorn foe the
very May great and extraordinary cures ~ ha. per
formed without diet klndrsre. fruxn basses. vkss
all othsr remedies only drive tbs disease Ia toe blso
u oily. The secures ,he pstsnt from seoosdsxy al
Afss ssd 70 The only reaBady sart tbs, 600, a. Joa
VII Ind bis out ~ mt,ss srpsrisnes goo trust 10
ofhsf rsDsdss CAL snd get TIA k0nitOs 81 Iisslib.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

WORK FAMILY HOTEL. NEW BRID9E STREET,
i Luogate Hill. London.--fhs above house ,s
uaily situated has excellent es0ee room, Ten
twelve private sitting rooms, between forty and hfty
hight AIRY bedrt ons, good snesing rcoa warm, cold,
and shower baths, always ready night porter In A.
tendance. fxed charge for servants The Ne IN Yorh
Heraliis 6led. THONAB oUARrE1lMAryE (also propy,.
Il the Crown and scsptor and ship rav.rns Green
wch .nders his grateful thanks 70 his Am<reAn
trends for the favors he has long enjoyed At their
bsnds and soLeis Their continue pasnAgs and
msnda.ioB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

TBg CErAIgsr ~ Eyr NADT Ar ~ CANAL grNpor
a "n~ eao~ ~sss ~ nEosAvsy W ~ wsrss wafer
lnnsfe@ fr1sGtswrss ssrssin diseases " - he1ss
Na'ssns -. esn ~ a. Ihsy h1ss ,'ou - tsrs fos tss
f~rhsf hat ssf.s wlsn al sls- fsils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

tyr WARDS usFoKTrsArS YRrysD; pnucg 81,
IL ~hh q esos--ts lnst that tho.s wsnt .ho hsys
eonussisc certain Diseases namely 81 oBos asi
delay, and more sxp.nss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

NJ USEEh HOTEL. 70 ANN sTREEr, NEAR BROAD
NI .ay5s-EysrJ lhias nea. and se., Economy .ei
eesneeo 10 tns no.io FsTntsAsd rooms by tho night
or week At 70 sssss, 20 suaosas OF psssn-ot ogers
Rar Ard blizzard Of the frss Open an Dghs
.s Ne ss>sansdsiina Of ~ pstsA>.-
gJ,HE eknTHs0HEAN HOUSE, BROADWAY, 0EsNEI
i Of Houston street ths hsesk wsth. tbs Ne
trcpoan Hotel and kiblos Garden, and opposite VI.
way, win supply great dsss~ratsm 10 Travellers saa
tne public In genasalsuperior accommodations Ia tbs
best quartero the city al msderass rates. Rooms %
cents 10 W day, aoeerdine TO lasAteD Ac but tho
city ranging from 80 cents % ~ 20 day each person
All single b0dgings so cents 70 u each The present.
snithsonas, located At 604 Broadway, three doors
below Houston street undergoing enlargement by The
addition Of two spacious and nav buildings adyeininS
and extending to Houston street enhrgng the ertak
shment TO three timcs i prcsest capacity, ana Afford
necessary works TO adapt the buildings 10 the pur
poses designed are In state of rapid orwarDtss And
will be eompstsd in.rebrusry Of which dus3o.es ~in
be given, and thereupos the present house will b tho
roughly reno waited.
The feature Of hotel European plAo fr ladies
we'll AZ gentlemen, which has with marked favor,
vn be costinaed The house VIII b. thoroughly heated
by seam pipes OF the uost approved cens.f uoton
every danger OF he the hre apparatus being located oil
the premisss and under ground and 10 obvate every
pssble ,Luse Of alarm from hre or otherwise abundant
modes Of sgress provided. There Will ~ bathing
saloon with separate baths for ladies Tho dining saloon
viii be IS BY 100 feet thA first aoor Broadway
with private dining adjoiong and meals furnish
ed ordered At prices graded 70 suit tho osnyennes Of
tho-. inclined 10 economy, well as the tastes u those
more cItrAvsgant. Tie furniture VIII be- all and &c
expense spared hat contributes To comfort TIE
shah not ~ surpassed for the fssp~ctaby
dtcorum, order, neatness attention and comfors With
which 4 shan be conducted. The accommodations Of
the present Smithsonian win not Re inerered with by
the FORKS, and my ffende and patrons invited
SIDNEY KoYAAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

TUE HAIRIgD pOxls's PRIVATE nxuIOAL CON-
u Isnion BY IN. A v. kAurcs.H gros.sey q sls.
eases u -onsn one hlLf--etk sff0E ITO 900 i2mo
pp. s5t, on nas gspsr srirs hntfaw' Ire III R,.r,
eompsnt 70 vhisl voinAn - sHAjsc' fro 2irihoss v
vonssho&d, .nd also a. rifs ssd aoahsr are fan,
ssssrib>1 Nth IN -.sss tss .vnp,ens a.s a. -,
proper nods u vss.Bsrt Ia plain sirpk bet IN ths
rno.t ebAsis hnsasr-, easAy On 'srssad AID lsss
every woman fse.v.y, b. comparing Der sytsn-
tDts. vith hoe dssr1bsi The nAtsre shAssrtt sn1
cause of her synpiA ~, sDd - sp4rs1 pssh snrf.sy
and ssnsrss fss -fs sbsst s~sousins aaethef has
sfsn rA~i u 's,Essgss sna saye. y u. stsnsss In
irss. " Der fntsTe bssf's, n swstegs sa-h -
ssssf'iysusss ferbts ossssitins rsgisal faatsraaa
vni fBd sssh inJtructnr asf asvse snf sss ssplsnA
tinns u nsny sytaDt5us ~hsb gtherwis. vs.lf aA>s
d0r saseh sntlsty Isrn How ra.By sfs sarsrlaa
fron obs,rss tgns tr-gasrtss Pc ~. u ne fsnAs
vhish p,sy az nctsnt AnN vbtch her 3sAs.~y sss-
bts asstsng n~sfAl Ntyss. Ho~ rsny sssr fyoss pvo
hT strr, ffsHins ~ 49, ~ y lrvm hsa siszs
(v~.snsss, s~eab'y, Ae) H. rauy srs 10 sens.Asl
sg0ny for many mcaths sling eosf a-rs~nsi Hov
wAsy fsys amen. N Daf danssro1s ssilv-r~s as1 Ssv
- during sssk sp- ~ sssk tsd ts y~sss Tbs ars&as
u pr~vsnton sfDsnTs,lon snt rsist Doe s.~ay btsss
s1rsnb ho- npeh .ngrsh miytt have Zen spAss1 10
bs suesfsf " o. hssbsDf " to fsi.vss w vns,y
po-s~ssson o. this k'ts .oisDs ~ sinYrssu>.bA 10
oorv~y fsJy she sasls1,s uss;s " tA~y 40
oosisnpstiSr nsrisss yor ssis W -riAs~ rsvs.
and, IN brsssvsy; Airsoo>, tbsvuss o., AsxzY
Hoss. va. ysssy s,rs~s; Dewitt Dsv.oport fyfksss
basfnss o. No. Asi1~ uoa.s, Bro>5vsy, ans 81 n
rubB.son srss 1gs f4bsyty sts>~s Nee Ysys yoss,h
1p>sr sobils alec r. y. Ps~rs>s t0z chssnss vsrss1
n,sd " rsn fro u ro.tAvs " say pss. a ~ Us1S.A
e,sts An st,srs mast ~ s1ir~ss~S p,.s $40 3. ~
A. n nAumfgAU, es,s Ire Es~rty str,sf NJ
sss ~ No. ysvs Poet Oa~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

ITO NEvutr fUrvxHyHa-A EvTTEED tJypGy
Dsn RESTORED ~ h@sish 10 Q ss- fsy. sss~v ,..av
yssrs - treat ssrvees ssasrtrv. 10 sauces u r,a,s
lnovh ". nesns y core. VIII s..i N,.e) asy-hs
~ ws.snpiion ns~f 90 rs><iv5pg b..sg fro.f pail
I'si 70 Ss' Jshs D.snsn. 81 yai'1p s,r.ss, srors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

a sTUsIsHnse TO Au.-hADAsE Aofltov IA
"A With ui exception, ths rnost wonderful .ztroloss
q tie world, Ira: has been known She viz "a
past present, ana future events and yin show ysui
'stase haspanc and sbs.nt frenIs which has astonk
noassnds during her travels In Europe. she 10 tho
r~vsrth dsughsr Il sevsnth daughter, ant bon
with natural gift By isvohins he powers u her
dsrfa science TO te even their very thosgh and VII
ssass happy pairs 20 come togsthsr Who s AL emo;
the creates. bApLihsss Of matrimonial bliss Her pre-
3etons are truly Astonishing 20 al sho visit her
Those Who wish speedy marriage may call soon, aud
hey NAY depend upon true advice founded ths ssr
raj pyno Pies ef magical sc,enee, 10 Brosms street.
TWEEN Cannon and Col ents streets Gentlemen sot al
E,ttsd. ebe viii reuain In the city bat short tine.
Hours iron oels<k An. toaP.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRHOS1hL,--nf ADyERTrsER, 4 WHOEVER,
lNl thirty three yssu o. age, commanding per-oaL
sppsArsnes thorough sigeAtion sterling ln@yr.Y 70
rnsrkabiy rood dsposion toe abe amiabs, stId0as,
musical rsl kbovn for basisss capseity, 'tnc'y
raj HABITS ssplnsg and prosrss'nz only oas ehi ten
years ~ age In seheo sithoat fortune tnd dssiroua
Of forming Matrimonial Aniaeoe 9TH lady younger
than he IT, With tofpns sIn.iat q snstis her 70 b.
come III patron 70 AID kn u devote years u
the ssdJ of A., snd parehAse Of library lie 10
III. best 'oeley Hseasior, good disposition, aby "a
honor ihe arst sssnhi.., niispsasabs aceonIish-
meats pispCsssssnz p~faens appesrsnts AMI ~ bTfs
dtSry d,.ats desfatp NO inter nked ~ gfsnt.
% sntI eorrs.ppnA ses b.. proved .!ne.ny Aaf.ss
Role, Herald oTts, pes,psis.
NJ AIRMosY --HYsTEHJUs cIAIRyoYA M IA.
vI DANE MAIN 10 se.oori~gea By fhs prufs..rs
and tAoa'anas u psosl b. the greatest slarvsyant
IN the verh She has o~sn slarvgyast f0f tss yasrs,
and many thoa.abds have hen saved .ssnsss As4
trouble throsgh her adYcs. ths gsts bsfssh N The
france and then into all pats ~ TIE sosf ADD
sssertss persons and pscs- and I'll shstL~r 10 health
aud pro.psrty ns, Persons akpat snt~rpg into
nopy -in snd !; DsDsneai " eossut ber shs
gill tell their futur. destiny. Alec nstsusiions Ia
cases. bunn.ss matters, &C. These Who aaii.isi
riih diseases any form shoad consult her 81
shs viii i.sorh. the sa,sr~ snf Lossiiy Ard prsserb@
for III .asos. Bssldsass liz West Franiiin street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

(,IARvDYASr EXTRAORDINARY RAYEs Is
~ Acknowledge, by professors and thousands ~
people throushou this city and country 10 he the bst
claIrvoyabt living Recently abe has experienced
anfoldipys Of bgh order heretofore unkno~n % The
world. Many tbousapd. have been saved sickness and
trouble through her advice She l. daily curing dissaA~.
that have been for years pronounced nenrabe Thols
who Afflicted with disease In any form should con.
suit thr wonderful clairyoyant At Perfect sats
faction given or no pay once No 10 spring street,
near the Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

LNOR SAIE or ExCHANGE-TwO LOIS ON MURRAY
IL Hin, northwest corner Of rhirty 9th street add
Fourth avenue; wants exchange for new nouse up
town. Inquire AZ the Fourth avenue Market betvssA
Ereteentk and Twentisth streets, from 10 II A. NJ
A. FLOCK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

MO YFE I'LL CUHJ,D--rR COiusgTT, or no 10
IN Duane stest, may b consulted nth eonadspos on
dssasss. Tvssty thrss years 10 spsslsly snahss
m 20 sssrsntse p~rnan"p, cures H~-h. q sa
nenesr Of tn sss Ysrh UnivsrsitJ. 70 his slylorA
In hs ore~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23
AZ ApAME ALwM. ERox rAms rEspEes HER

M ADAhE ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER
VI services 70 the ladies ami gentsnss Of this city,
Astrelogy BY books and science and " be consul I'd
about lsvs marriage, business iAu matters, Ne. She
viii tell tbs nans Of the LADY or gentsmsn they viii
marry aIso 70. asms Of her visitsr.. Madame Alva
spsshs tbs English, Preach and German languages B4-
sdsDss SOC Bo~vry, between brst aud Second slreps.
once hours from 10 A. " to sPM
MADAME DuBoIs, CIAIRvOYASr AND PLANET
lV reader, viii receive her friends during tho SEEK
N tts Manhattan HOTEL I53 Fulton street Instead Of
Bxrnun- Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23
'.sTT,OiOsY.

A srRoLoGY Mrs F1EtRY, FROM rARIs WHO'S
IA relatives propbened ssyeIeon D., 10 ihs cos,
Breome street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

L>OR SALE, OR TO IET-THREE NEW FOUR Story
I houses twenty fourth street. between Fourth
and Lexington avenues Apply 81 ~ East Twenty fourth
ptrest, or "a Wall, 70 CHAS II. sMrH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

L,oR sALE--BY ORDER or AssIGNEEs A CHOICE
II and desirable stock Of fancy dry goods store No.
90 Canal street. consisting Of ribbons laoes, esrods
RES gloves and hosiery &c Apply ir mediately 70
j. 9; WOODWARD 80 Cellar st., lA.sisn.... !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23
sPrRITUALIsM.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., A GOOD RAFTING AID
- tapping medium, ~r,ns or inpsrronki5r, al
eanpnsd This u rood chance Tor ysfs0n sspa5Is
and psrnansnt Aadrsssx.Y q, hnn~aAss,, broAf~A
Post Oaee.
& PfRrrUAL RAFTING AVID wRrrTsG.-sRs ooNs
- v receive vsltsrs daily a. 40 Btesa-sy 10 Bop~
Chsrsl bsiisinT Hours from 10 70 ~ NJ 10 an4
IN Y. n Adsaisasn 70 cents ~ B--PsrtSss a.
TENDED 81 u<r re- senes $50 trTAis sFx@s fosns3 81
Der rccns Apply - ss,V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

LNoR SALE CHEAP--THE STOCK AND rfxrUREj
II or fixtures only, Of the dining and oyster saloon
selling, the Is gong California. Inquire The
premAes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

I,OR sAIE-THE WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY
IL store, No. 263 Elizabeth street, near Houston
street. WIN be sold cheap, ount OF the present
occupants III health. Attached 10 the store st.ng
and cellar. Terms lo~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-A FIRST RATE CHANCE
for physicias It Is well ftted up with 6rst
stock and averaging from seven to eight dollars per day
which win be SHOWN satisfactorily House attached II
desired. Apply 10 Dr. WILSON, private medical office
No SO Hoard street, near broadway, from TO AMI
to 10 p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

nRUG STORE FOR sAI.E-CHEAP FOR CASH. --AP-
~ ply immediately to WHEELER HART, 20 Beck
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

UNFINISHED OR UNFINISHED ROOMS TO IEr-TO
I single gantemen in Fulton street, st. Paul's
teel residence down town. Reference exchanged Ad-
dress O. u. 7. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE 4 GEN
IA tleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen, with
and board, at lol West sixteenth street Baths,
gas, &s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

ID 00Ms TO IET.--GENTIEMEN CAN RE ACC0NM0-
III dated with double single bed rooms, handsome
y furni' he'd without board, in the immediate vicinity
OF hest hotels and restaurants Apply at 125 Cros
street. rear of Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS
IA four doors west Of Broadway second floor, front
No. vi Prince street Location very desirable Baths
and gas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23
REWARDS.


G1 0nn REWAsD.-(cIT IHl5 or. ~ VIII
DlsOOO pay $1,000 70 Asy instru mental In
tracing Tor real estate, sosks uercandizs 10 900
acre., near Nsbrs.ka. Title certified by Hon. Rnfus
Choats and other eminent counsel Address POSTPAID,
hebraAa ben Oh Post oaee, or 10 Nassau street,
hrst door, once.
C1nG REwARD-wHEREAs, NY SHORE, NO q
plOO Third sysnas, broken op<n Suntay
I1sst .lpisst ana robbed Of miLssIy goods, consr.
Ing Of t..sty ave boIes " bbots three velvet hats
On. tor 81 sewing ui. one boz Of ns,dSs boz ~
csptIa webs. dozen Of spotted ditto tro pesss Of
bersre or yss and two bores 81 long .llK mi =, TIE
sto,- mount oil 10 pad or lhe recovery o. the pre-
b..iy, OF n proportion for ths amount rsc,.ere1-
SARAH ANNE FTrIGEftALD.
q On REWARD LOOT, on ruEspAY THs lsrH
DZO INST, ia.son4 pm -ith -nsmsilsi sstting
1s hEssr WI resolve the above rv~srd W ~ Il
TOD ". Eauins Co, - and - Pear street, OF wn.-
y. RA hons, 40 Cranberry street, Brooklyn.
q, = REwARD.-THr ryTERsHAn rAfAA tDorrED
iCs) blAek and red, yeVe, collar aud sAcA aipssA liz
bs with sssr cass In possst, taken -4tgty after.
noon last from ~ Nassau stree, roo So, A. ssrIE4
aoor building, tonhee OF waisr 4 go., mAy -
returned IDnsdiAtsly, uitbost qaestens t~iDs =
and o. - resolved therefor.
q u REWARD LOST on SATURDAY SGHr, ~
% kirth avenue, three French ksys. Thg AZ lsr
piu please return the % II West Sixteenth street
bs,-ssn Fifth and SIKH Avenues.
q, y REwARD-LOeT, on TBuRsDlY r.sr A
DL 'man liver coloreS and -hlt@ sp.GlsI - the
HsShsin species The above reward ~d b. pa ~ kLs
recovery, 81 No Wet Ffls~n.h street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

DLEAsANI ROOMS, WITH FULL OR PARTIAL
il board II private family, with the comforts of
home, 20 siagle gentlemen Darriea couple. Appl,
AZ so Wes. Twenty sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

DRivArE POARDING.--A ROOM ON THE SECOND
i floor, 70 let, TO gentleman and wife, with full or
partial board or 70 ons or two gentlemen, with or
without board. Apply a. l55 Thompson street, near
Houston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

A SUITE OF ROOMS TO LET TOGETHER OR sEPA.
N ratey, second floor, with flll partial board.
Location very desirablewest SIDE Broadway, and
convenient 10 three lines of stages the Terms
moderate. References required. Address l. i. g.,
Broadway Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

ID 00Ms TO IET-TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, BEAUTI-
H. FUZZY furnished, With or withou. board, In pri-
vas family new English basement house, first class,
with al the modern improvements. Inquire at 1191a
Mn street, near broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

| L,oR sALE-rHE LEASE, STOCK AND FIxFUaE5 OF
II oyster and diaing saloon doing a good bi.
siness. Fer further particulars address p w. w. Herald
| UHcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

DOARD-AsTOR PLACE HOTEL 1873, 735 AND 7S7
Id Broadway. Families or ngle gentlemen desroas
changing their location will lind good selection OF
rooms With board this delightfully."- .osatsd hotel at
moderate prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

nR. CooprR, IA DUANE Tf,I1T, % Long RNows
~ 70 the citizens Of ssv York, may consulted vith
condolences ~ tssAl 1t his old ONES. al ubs lave
suffered from ihs nAtr-atasnt of yfrtsnasrs Ay rely
on being honorabiy treated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

yNANTEn-BY THE MONTH OR QUARTER, A
w small room, suitable for the meeting sf literary
society evening in the week location below Canal
street rent not oysr one dollar per evening. Address
A. G. b., box IS Herald Office