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this Board to investigate tho circum.
stances attendant upon the extraordinary
transactions Of last Laturday night
their antecodents; their attendants and
consequents-and to report in such man
ner as they shall think proper and that
said Committee consist of the following
persons, to wit:
Charles S. Davies, William Kimball,
William II. Dwight, Byron Greenough
William Woodbury., William Willis
Samuel II Leavitt. James Pratt. vii.
liam Goodcnow, Joshua B. Osgcod Hora.
ito Stebbius, Lemucl Cobb. William p.
Harrington. Nathaniel T. Deering Hen
ry c. Babb, Samuel Hanson, Daniel
Hood, Thomas Chadwick Henry i.
Hart, Samuel Chase, j. G Churchill
Read aud passed
Attest: VIM BOYD, City Clerk.
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The Late Riot in Portland.

The accounts that were put forth BY
two papers published in Portland, the
Argus and State Of Maine, two papers
that are in the Liquor interest, if we
had no better authority would indicate
that Neal Dow, mayor of Portland had
acted very rashly, BIT the facts as they
are developed by thorough investiga-
tion of the whole affair. shows that not
until the last moment of aggression
on the part Of the mob did Mayor
Dow order the military to fire upon
the infatuated demons assembled for
tho purpose Of destroying the liquors
purchased for the liquor agency. and
stored in the basement Of the City Hall.
In regard to the death of one man
that headed the mob, it turns out
that the authorities of the city were first
assailcd. and fired upon by tho rioters,
and that those who were formost in
making this disturbance, were repeatedly
warned to desst. As proof of these
facts it is said that two or three bushels
of stones were taken from the CITY Hall
after the riot was over, that had been
thrown in by the mob It is to DO
hoped that the movers of this riot
will at last be found aud made to suffer
for melting to violence and bloodshed
those who are blindly led on by the crav.
ings of nrpctitc---ihose who have spent
their hnrd-earnod lubors perhaps to buy
that which has produced the ruin of
their earthly hopes and brought them
finally to premature death.
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o. The U S Treasury is now bur
thened with the custody of over i've mil
lions of dollars in email silver change,
from half dollars to three cent pieces
Two or three years ago thore was uni
versal complaint of the scarcity Of small
coins, either American or foreign. Mr.
HuNTrR's coinage bill was passed slight,
ly reducing the actual value Of our silver
coiu and providing for its more rapid
manufacture. The expected results have
followed. The wants of circulation have
been fully supplied but another less de-
sireable consequence has ensued, to wit,
this email change has become u drug,
People will not lake it, and the Law
makes it legal tender in sums of not ov'
er five dollars. Though the inconven.
fence of an inadequate supply of small
change was a serious one, prudent tinan-
ciers expressed doubts Of the soundness
of the remedy adopted at the time it was
proposed, Orders have been issued to
suspend the coinage Of quarters and
halves, anu the operations of the mint
are much reduced
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MrcnioAH. l.. N. Odds,
Israel Coggcshall Joshua Martin,
Moses A.M'NauShton. }. X. Marlay,
ILLINOIS. George i. Morton.
VIM W. Eisenhower, A. Mckay,
VIM II. Young, ". NJ. McAbec,
llcury S Jennings, John T. Rees,
d L Eastman, Bushnell White.
VIM j. Phelps.
The sieners OF the above document at
the same timo appointed the following
committee of correspondence preparato-
ry to more settled and permanent or.
ignnzation hereafter
Henry J Gardner, Boston. Mass.
B ID. Peck. Portland Me
Stephen b. Sherman. Rinrc. N. r.
Joseph II. Barrett, Middlebury, Vt;
n ID Srerry. Now Haven. Conn:
!. s. Knight. Providence. Il. /
G s. Orih. Lafayette, Ind.
a Mckay. Wilmington, Ohio,
NJ \ McNoughten, Jackson, Mich.
W. w Eisenhower. Chicago ILL.,
d. L. Wood. Fond Du Lac. Wis.
William Lonshbridgc Oskaloosa, Iowa
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EE"Lady Sherman" yrs. old
Black Hawk mare, recently owned by
DR.. G.. S. Gale of Bridport, but now of
Providence, r l on the 9th inst. won
arpce on the Providence Track going a.
gainst 7s'emachus, Albany Girl CT.
gar Boy, and Green Mountain Boy,
and coming off victor in three straight
heats Time, in harness; 2:4O-2;4O5
-24S4 Second Heat; LIST quarter--0,38
half mile-l:l7;
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VI VHV HVE T0IUT'
Tho Crops in the West


MR. EplroR: Many of your readers
may be anxious to know something about
the prospects for crops in the West
Having spent the Spring in the West.
am prepared to form some opinion on
this subject. 1t is generally admitted.
that much more corn has been put
in the ground, this spring, than was
ever known to be before. The early
part of spring was very favorable to
ploughing and drilling in corn. The
consequence ia, that not only OLD lands,
but many acres of sward land, not put
into corn last year, are now covered with
corn. Tho corn on old lands is now very
promising. There has been cold and
dry weather, but still the corn is growing.
and holds its color well. The sward
lands are somewhat troubled with cnt
worms" thatSiave compelled many far
mers to replant their corn several times.
But replanting in the West is not what
it is at the East. Here the farmer uses
drill in many cases, drawn by u horse.
BY this instrument, one man can plant
ten or twelve acres in day. Potatoes,
Rye, Oats, Flax and Grass, were never
more promising. Wheat is getting to
be very uncertain crop in some parts of
the West. The straw is very thrifty,
and the general appearance of the "head"
is good. And, although, some predict n
failure of the wheat, on account Of the
fly. there is no general feeling, of alarm
manifested on that point Many fields
viii doubtless DC cut off But certain
Rinos Of wheat ARE not troubled by the
fly nor wccvil. The recent rains have
been very heavy, and some damage has
been done both to corn and wheat on
this account
Yours, y J.
June II, 1855.
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American Republican Manifesto
Important Northern Organization
at Philadelphia.


We find in the PLiladelhia and New
York ranors: of Thursday and Friday
Ia, A. :.., L..
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umont' auoPt'o Ut ihee'''9 heId al the
Glrard Hotel, in Phlladel phla. on Thurs
day morning. 1t is received with warm
onntob,tion bv ,bc
.sa ,,.,..Lo,, ,,a VII. Co.,. -.
100 ''' "'1' wv " Wv, %
Tar as yet appears IL Is brIei, explicit
aud comprehensive
III ihe PeouZe ofths TT3jte1 Stars.
Tho UNDERSIGNED citizens of voriors
States assembled nj pbilodclrh;, m tho
I4th of lime 1888 feel constrained nm =.
dor ,bo oxist;co st,to of ,fraire to,ni,u
thc follo,yino ny;rcirlos
Fir.t TLe uncon1;,ion,, rcstor,,ion
of ,bo, t;mo boncrcd co,orro,n;so l,owr
os tLc Missouri; prob;h;t;or u.L;ch vo.
destro1cd IN inter disropard of the non.
MIR viii. n wrong with no larse n
tive oan ns,,;,to and m nloo for liz non.
,;nmanoa oon ;,s,;fy, and that we will
,a " III oono,;,Jt;nno, n,o~rs ~ n.;,,oin
w. rae;,;ro onor.n,oa - a.. ,,nu,aot
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eAo,S'Se ., we e'','''e i''nci''se' e,"n'e"
~ 'noin py '"g laws uhuer wnlcn 'ney
arc orsnu'HSu, ; s"a'! 1 ps promptly protect,
ca ~ Tue NATIONAL I1Hecu',ve' whenever
Nlo'''eu OF 'iIe"'eneu anu .na' We ca"
no 10, consistent aet WIN ."oS' VINO
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CIR Rr9igtrr.
MIDDLEBURY. JUNE 90. 1858
State Convention,

The Frccmcn OF the State OF Vermont,
Who desire to cooperate in the State Flee
lion of September next, and the app oaching
Presidential election, in opposition to the
rro-slavcry policy of the present National
Administration, and to the proIAgandists of
slavery of every name in the Union for
the defence of Freedom, and 10 protect the
rights of the Free States; are requested to
meet in State Convention 1T Darlington, on
WEDNESDAY, THE TwENTY-SLyENrm DAY OF
JUNE, inst, at ten o'clock, a. NJ, TO nomi-
nate State Officers for the year ensuing, and
for the transaction of such other business as
shall be proper to the occasion.
LAWRENCE BRAlNERD,
JOHN PORTER,
Jane !, 1855. Chm. State Committees
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LORD PALMERsToN,s TEsTMoNY.-It
is reported that Lord Pamerston has
strongly asserted it is not the intention
Of her Majestys government to interfere
ia the least with the United States
in the settlement Of its affairs with
Spain, and warmly commends the judi.
cious aud forbenriDg policy that has thus
far characterized the relations of the
Uuitod States With ss.'-
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E% Mcssrs Dewitt & Davenport Of
n. Y, have sent us the controversy be-.
tween Erastus Brooks, Senator, and t
John Hughes. This is the only com
pleto work that has been published.
Hughes published one with all his let.
tiers and garbled version of Brooks.
Price of the work is 25 cents.
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CITY on PORTLAND

In Board of Aldermen, June 0, '55.
Ordered,-That in accordance with
the recon mendation Of the Mayor.
Committee Of Citizens be appointed by
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-06-20

Gody's Lady's Book and Peterson's
National Magazine for July, have been
received Both finely illustrated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01
8as -= -
REMOVAL.

JOsIPB IFE BEES TO ACQuAIST ris FgTESns
- and the public taat he will remove IN a fc says
has tailoring establishment, from 3I5 Broadway 70 M
sey's Eueirss 100 Roadway and respectfully tender.
them his thanks for the very tey patronage bsstoSe
upon HIM curing perioo Of eighteen years. his assist
ants, Nr Andrew y fes (or many years In his cstab.
the businces and gth their combined ons trust.
10 ensure continuance u their fayors.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEw JERSEY RAIIR0AD-FoR PHIIADELPHM
~ and the south and west, via Jersey City mail and
e1nr,ss lines Leave New York NJ and 10A. NJ, and
ssndSP. NJ Fare, ~ rs in 4, and - in and &c AN
and p M second class 81 rs In 10, and ~ at 50,
stoppin~ at all way stations. Through tickets soi for
Cincinnati and The West sndfor Baltimore Washington,
Norfolk &c, and through baggage checked TO Washing
von In cad 10 A. n. and or. n.
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MATRIMONIAL.

a GESTiIgAH WISHES TO MaEEY.--PAGENTs
"A occupying good social post " nited ~
fcpperd siiN a. O. r., Broadway Port Once Corrsc.
addresses not cxpected until after satisfactory cores
p bIence. None but post paid letters taken out o. ths
Office
NJ ATRlNoNiAL WILL TNp Two sorxs Az
wi The Herald Office.
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L'OR SALE Or TO LET--iN THE VILLAGE OF NY
j. ack Rocblsnd county the hotel known as the York
House The above houne tains forty rooms aud 10
considered ;bo best stand In the county Aso four
story brick store. Il In well adapted for mercantile
manufacturing purposes. For particulars apply 70
THEODORE FOS5 81 Pearl street New York, or to
AZARIAH ROSS on the premises.
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NANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY STORE FOR SALE
IL cheap.-Lsng established good location, good set OF
customers stock in excellent order Inquire at % Myr
tie avenue, Brcoklyn.
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TOR SALE OR TO LET-TdREE BROWN STONE
y English basement houses-Nos sos, 307 and 900
West Twenty second street. b.tween Ninth and Tenth
avenues fpsbed in the best manner, with all the
dern improvements. Inquire on the premises, OF NJ
PINDAR.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--THE FINE BLOCK
containing about sixty four lots, with the large
Mansion house and out buidsgs thereon bstween l49th
and 1b0th streets aud Seventh and Eighth avenues io
tion beautiful; plenty OF fruit trees flower gardsn, &C.
Apply to j AITkES, 10 Nassau street up stairs.
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TITO loss MECHANlCS--iN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN,
Il Of steady Industrious habits who Is willing to use
every effort for the interest of his employer wishes to
apprentice himself TO any gooi trade for three
years. objection to 60 to the country. The best of
reference as TO character. Apply SO Broadway up
stairs.
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4, ROCERY FOR SAI.E-Sr0cK AND FIXTURES or
N the grocery Of Court and harrison streets
South Brooklyn; store be leased. Win be sold for
cash only Apply in the store.
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"AT STORE FOR SAI4E-0F FOUR YEARS STAND
III ing In OF the best streets in tue city
sonabe rent to person about to commence the bust
ness, this Is chance seldom to be met with Apply
at As Catherine street. at 40 Pearl street first loft
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GtCR SALE-THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE NO.
Il ZIG East Broadway, with all modern pro yems Is.
Two thirds Of purchase money rsmaia mortg age
Houte can be seen by applying the premises. For
further particulars apply to A. G. Morrill,, No. .
Chambers street.
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g. TEAM ENGINE FOR sAIE--A SUPERIOR STEAM
- engine, Of thirty Ave horse power made and finish
ed in q beautiful style, aud known the Southern
Belle, the prize engine at the New York Worlds Fair
For sale low by GROVER, BAKER & CO., 405 Broadway.
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M ORRIsSANIA.--A GOOD Two STORY HOUSE
l and two lots, G0x20o feet for sale exchange in
pleasant and improving ne3hborhood. Terms very
easy-*2, 200. Inquire Of s EIbRIDGE CO., CD yesey
street
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C,MALL ENGINE FOR sALF.-STEAM ENGINE AMI
- boiler, OF three horse power, running for sale
Inquire at Is Cbryste street
WELLS L MAYER, Proprietors.
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ITO COAL AND LUMBER MERCtIANTS-WANTED BY
i respectable man, who has 80 years, experience a
stuatlon as boclkeeper foreman. Address G. L. He
raid office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

yITANTfD-A SITUATION BY A SMART TIDY PRO.
w testant girl, as ehambermaid, waiter or nurse.
pease call at the drug store 25i Tenth avenue.
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yT,HREE SILK BONNET TRIMMERS WHO ARE COM.
Il petent to do the best city work, wanted INN
d.tey apply who not fully experienced.
Call at 20 John street, up stairs.
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yIGR SALE or TO LET-A COTTAGE WITH ONE
4 acre OF land, in a pleasant situation, with fine
shade trees garden fruit &c. within five minutes
walk Of the Depot also several houses for sale let
Two three tine farms for sale exchange for goot
city property. Inquire Of II. T. FELTON, opposite the
depot, New Rochelle
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L;OR SALE 800 DEAN STREET, BROOKLYN
T. House, three stories basement and unler cellar
lot 20x0O feet also lot 40 Srher street. SO feet
front by IL feet rear 90 feet deep Inquire the oco
Of REEVE, builder III Schermerho street Brookyn.
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VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation scamstress nursery maid or a
Any capacity she could herself generally
useful, would have objection to the country. Wages
object, respectable home Is all that sought for
Piease address NJ G., Herald office.
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tain stuaticns- seamstress; can cut and ut
dres,e s the and would do light chamber
work. they would make themselves generally useful;
have objection to the country or to travel. WIZ bs
heard of until engaged at 26S Sixth avenue, between
Seventeenth aud teenth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

TNoR SALE, IN SOUTH AOoKI.YN-THE HAND
fome three story brick house and lot No. IL
HARRISON street opposite Iompkins place, with gas,
msntels throughout, &c. Apply to H. I, LIFTCHILD,
No IL Washington Market, West street side, 20
Iominck street. New York
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l. OR SALE At A BARGAT-THE HOUSE AND LOT,
II with stable rear. Twenty seventh street, IN
application Is made Immediately. VIII be sold for SIS 500.
Apply to LINDSEY HADSEIL, 7s Eighth aveaue,
corner Of Fourteenth street.
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w ANTED-A Girl. TO ACT AS CHllDS NURSE AND
w chsmbermad; must be OF good disposition and
compete at 10 do fine washing aud roniny will be
quired 10 60 into the country during the summer
months English, Scotch or German preferred. Apply
at 1874 Allen street,
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NXT ANTED-A STU ALTON, BY RESPECTABLE PRO-
w esant girl as chambermsd or waiter, or to take
care Of children The beat reference gwen Please call
At 1Cs East 18th street between Third and Fourth
cues, second floor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

yT10 RAILROADS. STEAMBOAT OWNERS, &C.-wANT
Il ed, situation as agent or clerk by gentleman
who has had long experience in passenger and freight
transportation companies both the and
rivers Understands bookkce ping by double entry and
brings the strongest recommendations for ability and
integrity. Can leave for any part OF the world within
4S hours. Ad iress Lex, of V. B Palmer north
west OF Third and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

ITO MINING C0MPANIES.-AN EXPERIENCED MIN
Il ing sgsnt wishes employment in the management
the spot Of mining establishment, or as the secre
ta:y of mining company. Address Nine Herald Office
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VTTAN1ED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation in small private family, to do gen.
eral housework is first rate washer and ironer, and
good plain cook; come well recommended. Can be
seen at 43 Spring street, between Mott and Mulberry
streets first oor back ROOM (over the store for two
days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

L,OR SALE--THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE
II No. 229 West Twentieth street, between Eighth
and Ninth avenues. The house contains gas, Croton
water throughout bells speaking tubes dumb walters
and stationary tubs Fer particulars, apply on the
m Uses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

ITO MERCHANTS.-A GENTLEMAN WITH THE BEST
OF refe,ences) from the West and large aud favor
able acquaintance among merchants, viii ,ept situa
ton either as boolkeeper, salesman to travel for
Wholesale drug grocery house. For particulars al
dress Merchant, Herald office, for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

IH0R SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR SMALL. FARM
IL near this city, first rate house, welt
rented the price Of tho farm not to exceed $1,000 and
disencumbered Also two lots for sale Eighty third
street. handsomely located between Second aud Third
avenues. Apply to WILLIAM KENNfILY, real estate
broker IS William street. third story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

"OUSES FOR SALE AT A BAgGAIN.--TBE FOUR
three story and basement site front brick houses
situate ut the of lee and Ross street.
(snd adjoning) Brooklyn ten minutes walk from Peck
slip ferry. The above houses have marble mantels cor
money may remain on mortgage. Apply to JACOB Pc
CARE, 163 Hester street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

M 0aA FOR SALE A MAN JFACrURlNG
Dl .LOO. business, in this city To
wishing to start, opportunity is offered, for.
tune could be realized in fe years. Also for sale.
house and lot in Williamsburg, cheap. Letters al
dressed, this week. to W. s. aid Office will
attention.
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VLyANTED-A YOUNG, CLEAN AND GENTEEL
w colored woman TO take OF a small child One
who is knd and attentive and understand her business
psy apply ut l16 Hamersley street.
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w ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL. A SlTUA-
w ton chambermad and waiter; is good seam
eress Can be at her last place. No Perry street
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MTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE FRENCH GIRL, A
w situation as child's nurse chanbermaid, or to
90 the housework OF small family. Apply AZ 276
Canal street third floor, back Can be for
two days
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LIOR SALE--A GENlEEL FOUR STORY ENGLISH
basement house, situated West Fourteenth street
splendid location built in the very best manner for
the present has every modern Improvement and
viii be sold at low price and little money required
for the purchase. HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

TOR sALE-ON EASY TERMS-A NEAT DESIRA 81 B
II brick house, VITA all modern improvements, butt
by tho for his use, with garden in 'front.' ia
n good neiShborhood. Apply, or address,
j. MULLAN, 49S Third aveBus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

LOR SALE-THE FURNITURE AND FOUR YEARS
II lease from May next Of Of the best stands for
a boarding house in the Fourth ward. Would make
good stand for porter house grocery store. For
terms apply on the premises SO Cherry street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

CtIIFr0N, STATEN ISLAND PR0PERTY-F0R SALE
~ very accommodating terms several handsome
residences facing the bayou New York. ten minutes
walk from yanderbt's landing Also, to let cottage
furnished. Apply TO "A. B. JANIN, No. s Broadway,
corner Of Beaver street
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yLJANTED-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, nurse and chambermaid, or
chambermad and to assist in the washing AMI ironing
has objection TO 60 short distance ia the country
Please call at % Thirteenth street. bet Seen Fifth and
Sixth avenues for two days. The best of city reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

LNOR SALG-AN OYSTER sALOON-A RARE CHANCE
Il for with small capital; only two hundi ed
and ftry dollars for the we'll oyster saloon Ia
Eighth avenue Of Seventeenth street we'll light
ed with gas and fixtures all complete and the best
stand in the city for business. Will be sold at sacrifice
the present is about gong to Australia 1t must
be sold Immediately
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L-oR SALE PARSONAGE POINT, ABOUT FORTY
II acres Of superior land Immediately on the Sound;
excellent bathing sailing fishing, fowling &c. extern
sve water view, several choice building site. has
retired really beautiful location cannot fail la being
suited mort and pleasant drive from the railroad
station at Rye Address or apply to E II. BROWN, II
Wall street from 10 T. M.