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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

ID EaOyAL on ACCOUNT OF TIAE-J Y. FAH.
LII child A Co, Successors 20 ~ 7 Young book
sellers and pu blLshsrs, have removed 10 Va. 100 sssma
street, the tbiTd door sbove Ann sirsst Their lore No.
l4O Falt0n street, having b~~n Destroyed b. nns on the
rDsd aislr 70 oeivsd from the hDssry, AMI ttsir store uMl
10 hisd, without asisy, With abss AMI complete ssss
of mlseslansous and @ehoh bsks, ststsHsry sad hlAsk
bOotA The rtnovAl uni e,easaon M delAy in Toe sfses.
ton Of orders. but they ~Ul b. Liie1 With d@sta.ch, snd
at TIE ouest marsst prices. 1r.de tTon All qssrsr 10
respectfully sohcitsd. Ailst 81 bsots, especially NiAFi@s
"a the vsnts q sgsnis, ~Nt - IN, 81 Auy s61fsss, ire
AZ postage Any InAllAhis yolnns ssnt At tLs pabNsheFts
price, free u IosiAgs. J ~ TAIECBfIU a 80.
No. loo SAssaa street
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EXPRESS ~AGEsCIEs.

TIVE ADAMS EXpRFss COnPANY-sPEcIAL NOTICE.
-kSpress freight BY railroad 10 Boston and the
iast, via New Hsvsn, Hartford, Springfield, &c Owing
20 the severity Of the weather, and consequent 1no~r.
tainty Of the steamboat routes nj this time, We have
made speciai arrangements for the transportation Of all
kinds Of freight, packages and parcels for Boston and The
Pact by our inland express. via New Haven, Hartford and
Springfield railroads. This teipg nos the only reliable
medium Of transportation 70 the East, shippers shoald
rend In their freight before ! O'Clock 20 Insure iu going
forward sans DAY. Express closes AZ ~ 4. N.
JON HOEY.
superintendent Incorporation q ID, Aosms Eiprss.
Company.
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NM JETEyY R~AIR0AD.-goR PtmfAD1pHIA
~ and the ssath ssA wet. via jersey aty mall Aod
empress Hnss-Lsys Me- Yofk ~ = SOD DO A ", 40 4
sad Q ,. N. FAr., o. 10 10 q, snd y In ssns 10 a ".
AMI . 4 n second elAss, o. ~ IN %, ami " Y a. o.
stopping at all Gay stations nr0ssh uefss @od ff
Gndnnat and Tho West, ard for Baltimore, wsshiaxiaa,
korfo1, 11, asd through baxrags sLseksa 20 wash ~
va 10 = and 10 A. N. and 2. N.
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NJ ADAEE HARRIS rEsnE5ss mr. gFRylcKS 10 TBE
VI La1lss snd ssnilsHsn IN phrenD1sy. W hoo8s 1nd
icisnes abe can bs sonsaltsd sheet s~par1aAl faeaiNss,
evs, H., snd vml tel iSAsa and ssncsassn -som tssy
-nl nsuy, siso the name ~ bsr vlsl,srs kaA.ns Haf.
70 sonvsfses 10 Engish, Jrsbeh aDd gertnAn. Hssidsnss
sg Bovsry, bstwssn INIT snd 8seoo1 stfests.
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4 AsrLY AtocT 10 LEAVE me CRY, WISHES
"A 30 dIUoss ~ Tie wbes ~ part 81 th~er fssnitarr,
~ srsy ps~,) "a scus oo< Atpuf a. eonm~rns bcsss
kssyins Ais1, st&rtn<nts " ~ rsstst~ br . sus1
prvs1 snny A1ofess slfrsc, bsrsle ofcs
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BrLLrARlDA.

pIIIARD TABLES wANTED-A FEW GoUD Ri
- Hard tables wanted 10 hire, nth privilege Of par.
cts.inf. II required A line addressed 70 JESkTSs A
owl New York BsraId onss, win receive imme.i-
ON SECOND HAND NORWOOD TABLE. m PEp.
" feet order, suitable for private or pubic 90. vll
~ so'o sts harThfn, vita splendid sEock Of nee tAs<s
ecupfts un BE- SEQ at cur factory, 20 Ann strr~t.
0RUfJrB 4 HAKEg.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN Hs YEAes ~ AGE % nTsTT1A.
"A biiity and wealth. .oaA tts % nss. ihs acqa.iat
1ncs ~ sens sSy 81 > kiBd Opposition ssi ofK sastAbis
are. Addrss y u r., uni0a . care Post Once.
NJ ATRfk0sIAi--A OESTLESAs, ABOUT THfNrY
wi ysar u sgs, eel .dveA'-d. u ml1fhsr siAaar.,
sbd good iootins. -koss p'stf sshyI has prs.snieA hs
mailing naaJ fsHsis frtsEas, ssass - b~eons e<aaAlst.
st-vth Ars~ 70 ns,rmSng- Win Alsty 81 ssrrss
p1sasng a~ogHlfsnsais sad gesl4 e ssayaa, ssd 9Th sous
fortune -hish wcsh - sssstr4 y hsrsslf. Adfrss T.
y Herald one.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

reg Canal STREET, NEAR vARiCR.-w 4 a
1OO VAN NOTES crate and fender, kitchen range
sssortment Of the latest patterns Of maptsl CRATES,
ranges and stoves, for sale on Reasonable terms. Crates
srs' ana jeweliers' farpsess built, stoves lined, bALsrs,
ovens built and rspsiTed. M
THEAP CARPEis-A + sTEwARrGC 90. Will OFFER
u for sale on Monday, Feb. II, 800 pieces Of extra
threeply and ~supsrhne ingram carpets, purchased At
the late auction sale Of the Lowell carpet Co., at unpr..
ceden,ed low prices. Also tapestry, BRUSSELS and velvet
csrpets Of hessrs. Crosslsys 4 sons, and others, At
prices from one dollar per yard and upwards.
EARTHENw WARE AND CHINA IN ORIGINAL PACK.
Il sges-Soo crates Boote's g best white granite.
90 do. do. seconds" vbits granite.
10 crates FarrsnPs white granite.
90 crates Valleys assorted seconds
100 hhds- Bridgwood's china.
BuRGfss' DALE 4 GODDARD.
Agents for the manufacturer, 10 Pearl street.
TN INTRODUCING TO THIS HARKEr MEssRs. JOHN
i Dick 4 sons . cord 200 yard spool cotton, we beg
buyers and consumer 10 the article - being worthy Of
their fsvorabls notice. Mr.. Dick. sr., was for nearly
holds the first rank in this city. and the fact Of his hav.
Ing met with great success in the British, Canadian aud
West India markets., since he bsysn nsnufseturing on his
own account, makes rs feel satisfied that tbe cotton has
only 10 Be known 20 become : popular and favorts arti.
Gle. Prom the extent Of hessrs. Diek's mills, and their
machinery having all the latest improvsmssts, Ne are
enabled 10 sell Il cheaper than any other frst class
thread In the States. Mr.. Dick, ST., ssperintsnds the
spoois during their manufacture and before Shipment.
ve can guarantees that the cotton viii always maintain
lite character and be equal, IL not superior, 20 any first
class thread nov hno~n. A visit IL solicited from buyers
when making their purchases for spring, BY ROBERT
LOGAN a 90, 81 Ley street ~. B.-The thread 10
peculiarly adapted for sewing machines.
II n hARSB's PATENT CYLINDER PRINTING Ma.
- . ~ehines.-Ihese machines are cheap, compact ssd
expeditions, VERY simple In their contraction, easily
Understood, and not liable TO get oct Of order With ord.
nary care. Forms can easily BE- made ready on them,
and can be worked BY boys-ons 70 turn, and oue 10
feed; and from twelve 70 N,een hundred shess per
hour can easily be run OF or more, II steam be applied.
They have been In successful operation several years,
and are for sale at 8 Eidrdgs street, price $50 and $500.
AfH no WOULD NOT POSSF2S A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
w OF hair : The receipt OF a medical preparation
which has never Jailed 70 restore the hair although used
in Thousands Of cases. The receipt will b. sent to any
direction on the receipt 81 a letter containing 70 cents
In postage stamps, post paid, to DR.. k1is, broadway Post
Once. Letters answered immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

C,rfKiTuAL RAYPfsG And serTIsg-H IH ooAs
~ uli r.csiys visitsv ihs aod every dag tbis v.sA,
at 40 Broad -sy, Hop Chart B.ldlATs hours 10 10 "a
a n 3 10 Y. n and : 10 ?, NJ, "WEDNESDAY Asd
ssisrcay sv.nlsrs isssspi.st .Aa1lssior, 70 osrsA
". b--fri vsts circles By rsgk~t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

IusT OpENEI-A sPIENDlD STOCK or STRAW
81 b~onneis, French towers, &c, together with a xsps.
raj assortment Of millinery goods, VIII be sold 70 eash
purcLssers AZ reduced proes.
HOMER 4 KETcHUM
Nos. 81 ard 90 John street, corner william street
T. s-Just received, one dozen cartons rich White
ostrich aLc narabout feathers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

Enn CASE Oy sUPgiu0E cilgrT, WAsDfns,
OOO vtsss, rsms. s<o;ss asa frsk vklsi sys.
Ist<ses and Dubhn porter, ksstk slss, As<s~sts &c asx
Iori1ri for fsnly 10. syrsys, and oordAsls. fer sAis
~ ws NJ ~usDEf1ilI7 80 s~oons ssst, ssss~ %
Crosby
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NJ usIC AT THE REDUCED PRlCE.-ouR NEW
ll catalogue Of music at the greatly reduced price,
n now ready, and will be sent 10 any part Of the United
States without charge. In order that purchasers tnAy
have the advantage Of cur great reduction in the prios
Of music, II 10 necessary that they should select from
our catalogue, which contains nearly all The works G,
merit or popularity Of foreign composers, and all TIL
valuable copyright works OF VIM. Vincent Wallace, Gee.
". Root, y. II. Brown, J. A. Fowler, and others. Sue.
non copyright works ~ ae not In our catalogue We an
now about, and will continue 10 reprint, 20 that the pub,
lie may have the advantage OF the reduced prices ef
them. Purchasers nj other stores will be sure 70 inquire
for our editions, In order to get them At the reduced
price. Planofortss, guitars, flutes, Sc., &c, Of our o~I
manufacture, all at the lowest market prices, AMI war.
rsnted In all respects. Prince a Ca. q melodsors, bar.
monioDs for churches, &c, Sc.
WIN. HALL A aOS,
go Broadway, opposite IA. Park.
Dealers. seminAries and teachers supplied on ID. lo~s.,
terms. Music sent BY mail 10 any part y the United
States on receipt Of the money.
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AIusIC AT THE REDUCED PR~CES-HoRACE WA
Vl TEltS, Of 533 broadway, IL making imm.nt. ,alss
from HIS large stock Of American and European music,
As purchasers choose To avail them .ely.s OF III. rsdoe.
ton rather than pay the old rates 10 the combinAton
dealers, and ns his assortment comprises all 81 the
choice aud popular music Of the day. lie also cells
pianos, melodeons, and musical instruments OF all lipdr,
at extremely low rates. His assortment 81 pianos com
prises those Of ten different msnufactor. s Of melodeans,
tboee Of i've different manuiact ,ries. Piano. 20 rent
Pianos for sale, on monthly payments. Sparkling
Polfs,n y by Thomas Baker, is having an immense sab.
the siIfh edition Ia now out.
DANOF0RTEs TO RI SOLD ~CHEAP-oNE sIOo, sI25,
u sl5o; also, assortment Of Bes pianos, at = ".
HARM0Rk'S, 34s Bleeok.r street.
leo HAND PIAN0S=GREAr BARGAINS ONE
- elegant soi.an piano, 7 octave, (r. Gilbsr A COL
price $3.50, vii. to sold for $3.50, one DO, o. octave,
price $3.50, will = cold for s226; also, thsse for tisO, Si25.
500, $50, SIC, 40 and $40. New pianos NJ .Itr.rn.ly
low prices T. Giiltrt A Cos. premium Eoi.sn pianos, and
the celsbrsted modern improved Horace Water paAnos.
HORACE WATERS, No. 313 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

TIN FOURTEENTH ANNUAL BALL or TIDE OLD
i Line Democracy Of the Tenth yard win te bald ~
Tsmmany Hall on Tue'dsy evening, 18th February,
Saint Valentines eve. NORMAN MCLEOD, pseeidsnt.
u. 4. ssnn, Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

HOOK a BROTHERS, CHEAP MUSIC STORE HAS
~ be,n removed to 343 Broadway. Cook * Brother
have decided TO reduce the prices " the best pianos,
(Haines Brother, Cummings, and other CO ebrtDed ma.
kers) twenty per cent less than their former ra.es, via
best ~ octave $3.50 pianos, 5000; best ! octave $500
pianos, for S240. Extra fnith In sane proportion All
the music published In the United States constantly on
hand. largest discount made 10 dealers and teachers.
bound for 81.
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LOST AND 1ocso.


r oSr- srRAYED II o TN AsToR HOusE ON
IL the 9th inst, = ~h'te BOIL tsltisr cog snr~.r. Ia
The pame 81 aBaiIy' 4 bae % q chain collar 18th the
name 81 y. Jones, Astor HOUSE ca uavei upos 70. %
reward vii 10 paid upon Gslivsy a. the allows address
n OSr-Os SATURDAY ATTnpSOoS TIVE HIGH
IL Bridge and CarmAnsflAs atgng carriage ship, ~ith
ivory handle, vith the naur ~ Tie owner 90 Tho sAndls.
The fndsr viii Be rewarded D. rs,urning IL 70 u. VAN
hosIkhHb. w Roadway, - ssAp
II oeT-srPpN-ED To HAgE DESTROYED ny
IL tho Ore In No. lao Fultop STREETS baIk boct ~
d~spostss. With the SsaD~ nstsang fsS Savings il he rans
81 Pierre CbouTot Notice o. ths loss has teen g,ss 10
the hspk. Tie Under wfli be suitably rewarded on ksv
lng y With v ,. Qaldort, = herman street, corner o.
WIllisa. LIRE CnOtaGT.
s.- Yors, P,b ~, 1885
r UI-hOsDAY, fEBfuAsT q. THROUGH wHuTf
- street TO Broadway aa4 AsecksF street. st-Se, .
plain gold band bracelet ebssei "a bach. mErk-s Jsssls
IN tho centre A liberal fewsrd -iu b pad % return.
Ing the same Ia ~ While street
RvOrE iOsr Or SATURDAY. ImH INT, A mo
IN aisory note, drsrp By Wssh, khioi A Cs., In IA
,or ~ Fsif, Hfiggs A CO. sDf esdo rsei ~ J a ~
Jones a Go, dated ss-beub. D~csmbsr 4, lssS. a.
-four nosths, for tig2 D. A. y-fssns ~. esstiasss
against nssoiiatipg the s1-. q. gsymsst has ssss
,toppsd. Ihs hnssr -tn eoa'rf . fsvor ~ ending n "a
the snb..rLer.,
> JoHsrIosE a 90 80 Broorns .,r.s,
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o. ~ REWARD LOST o. hCEDAY Evening", nth
pAO inst, In passing thtoayb Tweniy eighth street,
fIsm Ninth a,.nus "a With averue aud up VITA a,esas
10 Twenty ninth street, .lags'a COLA watch, hunting
case, with chain. agate cross, aud small dAg1errsotyT
attached. Tho finder Will receive the above re~ari 81
leaving them at Ma. 250 Tr0nr Etsr-t.
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MUSICAL.

A LADY, a GOOD THEORETICAL kuslC1AN,)
IA would be happy 70 give lessons in singing or TIE
piasoforte, to young ladies nj their own residence.
Great pains taken 10 make the pupils understand
thoroughly a. they proceed. Would attend In Brooklyn
Herald Once. Open TO an arrangement as out door
teacher in . school
DANJOi BANJoi BAN THE BANJO TAUGHT
Id by a new, easy, and improved method in sI lessons.
Terms %, In advance. Lessons giveu every evening.
Pupils by our method learn with the greatest facility.
Profs. 3. b. & H. r. JACOBS. 407 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

O, n REwARD-iosT on 6ArC RDAY, FEBRUARY
DlO 10th, = black ana ian terrier log, ears cropped,
and lopr tail, and had On . bsrk leather collAr. Who
ever returns said dog 10 the o. psr, AZ Branch Hotsi, No.
~ ho-sfy shah recsivs the above rswari ani no aBss.
tone AsA.d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

On 81 REWARD WILL ~ PAID FoR NAME ov
bLC the schooner, aus tlosr on board, that vas
bound mp the river, In company vita the schooner GbAa.
Henry, that tame In colsAl0a with the steamer sontb
America, near Butter lii. % Sunday night. September
ii, 1854. Please apply to : = AELLEs 4 %
Brbtos, Fcb ~, 1876,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

DOARD, AT TWENTY. FIVE NINTH S~rREET.-FINE
ID suites Of rooms, and single rooms, with or without
board, may be had IA above. The house is first class,
and newly furnished throughout; modern improve.
mepts, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

A VALUABLE LUnBER COAL YARD no LET
IA The above 70 situated 1t vandsrbiit's landing,
Staten Idand, complies about forty lots Of groand, with
. bulkhsad OF 800 feet on the bay. II has bean occupied
~ lumber, coal and brick yard since ls4S, ard II con-
sidered one Of the best locations in the State. II will b
rented from the LIST Of March, 1896. For further pari-
cnlsrs Inquire Of WIN. II VANDERBILT, Soathnsld,
Staten Island. I'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGs.-GESTLEMEN WILL IL
IL well TO remember that they can obtain clean and
comfortable rooms for "a. per night, or lo.. 70 Ia. per
week, At the hotel corner Of Franfort and william strest<.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

DOARD WAVTHD-FoRA GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND
Id daughter 8 years old, from middle Of april or LIST Of
Nay. Pleasant room, furnished or unfurnished, con.
venjert or easy Of access to the lower part Of the city.
Address A. b., stating terms, which must be low, and
~}Ccation, for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

DCARD wANTED-BY A LADY, IN THE FAMILY
I'D OF a French female teacher, where lessons can be
had IN the Fren ch language. Terms must be moderate.
References given and required. Address II. J. N, for
one we.k, herald office.
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q, 2 n REWARD n 80 QUESTIONS ~AsKEn.-nBk
DCO above reward viii b. paid for the recovery Of
the articles taicn from the houec rs Dean street, frook
bn, on the lot inst, consisting Of an enaIneIled watch,
ghehfoD n ConHtantin makers, No, 80, $40 also, gold
cameo and one plain gold bracelet, rings, pencil case.
&e., NC. should the gentleman sAo took them not feel
disrossd 10 return The whole for the above resAri, they
vii b. literally dealt With aa1 no questions asked BY
returning the watch and pa Apply AZ % md VI Liter.
~ street. Nh stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

DOARD WANTED-A PLEASANT ROOM, WIFE
I'D board, in q private family, or where there are
but few ~boarders, not higher up town than Bond street.
ADDRESS, stating terms, &c, box ga Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

WANTED, by A LADY-Tw0 HUNDRED DOLLARS
w Would board n gentleman and wife, with room
and bedroom, IRE and gas included, for ten dollars per
~ssl, or would glve one person board, for the use Of tn
above sum, for four months. Reference given. Ad
dress Board, Herald ofce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

TOILET FOR A PRIVATE REsIIEScE- THR HOCsEAND
u atoat four acres o. land on the Biopminxdals ioaa.
nsar lttth street the house 4. ATTY feet SQUARE, ABd one
~ The bsst IN that vicinity and The garden y stocked
With a variety ~ fruiis, shrubs and go-ers also . small.
er house adjoining Apply on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

DOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY MAY BE HAD AT
ID n moderate rate, for agreeable and satisfactory
parties, IN Bond street, near Broadway. References re-
CURED. Address Board, in Bond street, Union square
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

yITANTED-PARTIAL BOARD, BY TWO YOUNG
w gentlemen, in q strictly private family, who
have . large bedro ,m 70 spare; location between Frank
rnexceptionable reference given ana required. Terms
Ios TO exceed $40 per week. Address M. p, box 1,0sS
Icst Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

DoBRD.-1wO GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN n
Id wife, can be ccommodate with a large room, with
bedroom adjoining, with a private family, and in Q house
with all the modern Improvements, and q very rsspecta-
bic neighborhood, by applying at ll6 West Twenty-hrst
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

DOAHD.-TwO BEAUTIFUL FRONT ARIoRS, WITH
bedrooms attached; one front parlor with q large
clotbes' press, and several small rooms, all handsomely
furnished, to let, with board, in Q nrst class boarding
house, 11b1s Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

D0ARD-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
Id or without board, can be obtained in a private
family. The location is near Ninth street and Fifth
avenue. The rooms are parlors, with gas, baths, &c. Re-
feTences required. Address Home, Union square Post
Office. Will not move on FIRST OF May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

ITO LEA NUMBER or FIRST CLASS BUILDINGS,
i with all the modern improvements, In the upper
part OF the city; also, the store and back room No. I
Perry street, and q number Of Offices in the buildings
20s and 304 Broadway. Apply TO
IL BLoONER. 2os Broaax.x.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

DOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN v WIFE, WITH A
I'D suit OF newly furnished rooms, on second floor, at
~ East Twenty. second street, where there will be but
O'Clock. No moving LIST Of May. Reference exchanged.
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FINANCIAL.

&EAn nAO MONEY TO LOAN ON OLA
pOOOsOOOs monds, watches, jewelry, Sc
g1rs, pianoiortes, merchandise and personal property
generally. Business confidential and executed promptly
~ 70 Nassau street, 6rst foor, back Office.
FLORENCE h 90 Brokers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

D0ARD wANTED.-WANTED. A NICELY FUR.
ID nished room, for a gentleman and lady, boari for
lady only, in a small family, where there are no other
b0arders. Any party desiring boarders where quiet aud
retiredDess would be an object, they would no doubt hnd
desirable occupants in the advertiser. Address Edwards,
Broadway Post Office, stating location and lowest terms
in advances, for a permanepcy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

WANTED IN SOUTH B~RooKLyN-BY
10 single gentleman, n furnished room, with bathroom
convenient 70 IT, and partial board, in a private family
French or German preferred. A fair price will be giver
for good accommodation. Address l. NJ, IL Herald
s6bce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

nISsoLvED.-THE FIRM OF PATTERSON Il
IL Walsh is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
s,-. JOHN PATTERSON,
Ssne'' EDWIN WALSH.
New York, February II, 1855.
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ITO LET-A SECOND N THIRD FLOoR SUITABLE
J. for a fancy goods Importer, or any light business.
Inquire Of J. PRENTICE, No. ! Chambers street.
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TRANkIIN MUSEUM, NO. 90 DowERY, HEAM.y
opposite the Bowery Theatre. Performance. every
afternoon Of ., and every evening at I. y. r.
atssngvrs will observe that thc Trankiin Museum 10 the
only place Ia the United States where the Model Artstes
are exhibited, with other original entertainments. Re
member, No. IS Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

ITO IET-f0R DWELLING OR BUsfSESs PuRPOsES,
Il the whole upper part, being second, third aud fourth
stories, Oh good Broadway building, near Tsylors, some
ten room, with Kitchen, water 70 top; siso a good far
ion. ApJIy 10 BILITSGk TUCKER, 81 Brosd~sy.
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NO nv iul. rny1s Ia osusrT, 90 30 70
~ h1sss sirsst, nay ~ osnsmiiss vi'h qgeeasscs =.
tssAfss y h~br q hs p~mh~v - The s~v rsyk
AEsFstsiy 70 be 3syAoens 10 be oma
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WASH ADVANCED IN N AMOUNT OR PURCHASED
at sight, diamonds, watches, rich jewelry, and
valuable personal property generally. r. D 90
FULTON street, second floor, front room, from Q A. NJ "a
4P. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

TNHE FLORENCE " KEYPORT JOINT COMPANIES.
Il The last annual report may be had at the Office
in New York or Philadelphia, where subscription TO the
stock Of the North and South Air Line Company may be
made at any time prior 70 the 4th day OF March on the
terms stated In the report. Plan and Charter Of the
North and South Air Line Co mpany may be had OF any
Of the stockholders throughout the Union, 70 whom
they viii be forwarded On receipt Of their address st the
Office in New York. THOMA LOYD, Treasurer.
Union, Feb. II.
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T0 LEr-A PAMOR, OR W TOGETHER, (BACK
Il and 'front.' furnished, 1T $50 Canal street; also tbs
entire third floor, suitable for . small neat family, con.
ssting Of front and back rooms, with bedroom, bath
room, &C., all convenient. We prefer 70 let them un
furnished.