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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

On the 18th anchored In the Downsat 3P. N, having
sailed 241 miles. We had observation Of the for
latitude until March g. We made the land IL days from
New York. The passage has been rough one indeed.
We made $40 miles In % hours and then had to bring
the ship to- on account OF thick weather and proximity
TO land The ship behaves noby, and can easily make
400 miles in ~ hours We Is days to Sicily since
that time light winds and Gains. We laid BY all Of the
day Sunday, 18th inst, about ~ miles from Isle Of
Wight, weather thick and foggy The ship Is tight and
strorg, and the best ship at sea was ever in.
fon would hardly know thst you we're ~ ses in
heavy sea; she moves along easily, making no fuss In
TACT splenddly and steers like boat In pond; boy
steer her easily. j. LIMEBURNER
TIE Great Republic, which arrived at Gravesend 18th
would probably lie OF Roshervilie for days Whiting
The spring tides, when she would 90 higher up the
and discharge into lighters as none Of the entrances Of
the docks are wide enough TO admit her.
TIE STEAMSHIP PmrAsnrmA, Capt. schenck, sailed
yesterday afternoon for Havana and New Orleans.
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Port OF New York, April 2, 1855.

CLEARED.
ss;sTsg ssasnet Roberts
Shhiip Washington White, Liverpool, Frost
%fes n,i5 Bssd Ms,ss' Co.
Ship Yankee Ranger new, Raven Bremen, Stanton
Ship Star Of Empire French, Bremen. Dugan Leland
Ship Memphis Davis. New ols.n. Ss.Sn a.sG SOM. Co.
Bark Parthian, Marshall, Rio Janeiro, Il Pierson.
Brig Hesperus, Adams Cambridge Island Walsh Carver
sehI VIM Dodge, Weldon, St Thomas Russell vining.
sc h Mars OBJ, Levy; Halifax, Jas Hunter 4 Co.
schr T wording Russ jacksonville. SNOW 4 Burgess.
sshr D Bwsrner, Harmon, Charleston McCready, Mott
schr Ashland. Burch, Norfolk, sturses Cisarman Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, simmer Richmond with mdse ana
to Luolsm Peasants Anchored under Jersey
north Of Hog Island passed steamship jamestown, hence
Sshr Sawyer of Boston,, Tssws BsIasos % days
tSss with
AZ aals o% hs,yy Ssn
s as ss Ssss IT, sd p
passed the brig sea Gull i Of p,rsn
Brewer, Ne xatsrosssd and .ssnaonss; 2Sli H. lon
:" sssT Hall Rogers, frsdsfieSss"rs 5days
sloop Midas, -. Providence,
Since Sunday morning, the wind has the
blowing ae most Of the ysssss At anchor 10 the
have dragged and in the East river but without da
The bark CLARK from New Orleans and brig report.
ed below, yet at anchor.
There inward bound vessels sight at shutdown
BELOW.
Ship John Bgnyan from New Orleans brig Meazzo, from
Banks draen, from Apalschicola; Trout, from Ia
basca; brig Gen Marshall, from Matanaas-By potboat
Geo Steers.
SAILED.
Steamship Philadelphia, Havana.
Ship Geo Sampson, Cobb. reported sid 3lst u for San
francisco had previously sailed ath got the
and returned 9th to repair
Wind during the day. NV, and blowing gale.
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Native. a c. In the United States.
The Department Of stss> Washington publishes tn,

Natives q Ca an me United States.
The Department Of stss> Washington publishes til,
following notice fer general h. 1on-
Cossurrrw q, rnx UNITED STATES.
H.yasA = srch 20. 1856
Whereas several instances hsv6 70 on.y occurred Of
pstives Of the island Of Cubs who hss oesn to the
United States and there become nstursfz> o. citizens
OF the United States having returned to the Island not
with Amecan passports eeunteraigned BY the Aoansh
Consus but with passports issued by the Consul, In
which mention 10 made that such partieS mar
eitnens but merely describing them O. natives ~
Cuba Of which parties several have met with dcuI-
ties here and claimed the projections Of this Consulate;
and whereas application being made TO the govern
ment Of the island for explanation or information to
the Of the difficulties by the Consulate the an
has been returned that such parties not citi
Of the United States, but Spartan subjects their
last act having been, coming here to acknowledge
themselves Spanish subjects by their declarations
to the Spanish Consuls to this effect and that such
is the fact and enjoy two nationaties the
Consulate of tho United States cannot interfere Ia their
behalf.
therefore, this caution TO all whom il may or shall
concern is given-That citizens of the United States
should before leaving for Cuba have their American
passports countersgned by the Spanish Consul at the
port Of embarcston, ct the nearest place where
Consul resides VIM a. ROBERTSON, Acting Consul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

OMAHA Cv, N. T., March 10, 1856.
Adjournment Of Ae LegisEatue- Fnsosf Duel between
Young America and Od FosySsm-Crosino Scenes d
the Legislaturc-N ebroska Em.wUm Agents-Snosc
again, dc.
To-day closed ths first session Of the Nebrka Lsgis.
ature after term Of sixty days and upona review Of
the laws passed and work DONE they not been idle
Both houses, by mutual agreement adjourned at 1--we
oclock-the Speakers, Mr.. Hanscom Of the House, and
Mr. Sharpe Of the Council, returning their sincere
thanks to their respective bodies for their indulgence
and general gentemaniy department. and the houses in
return, by revolution, compmentng them for the i'm
partial discharge of their respective duties.
In the morning. owing to vituperatve expressions
and abuse, there far prospect of resort to the
code Of honor between young yrgnian and old fogy
member Of the Council from Michigan. The difficulty
q i could learn, from the display Of
spirit Of bullying the part Of the senior to which
young America promptly, through friend called upon
him to settle the difficulty. OLD fogy csysd senseey
the matter waa " honorably adjusted"
The closing scenes were somewhat rich. strong at
tempt made to spring the question of extension
to Omaha City by interested ones through the House,
but it signsny failed considerable sparrng mi
nor questions creating amusement for the obbes was
the order Of things In the early part of the session
both houses passed resolution declaring their postage
was to be paid out Of the contingent fund and mem;
documents Uncle Sans account, but unfortunately
the contingent fund had been declared non comeatabe
to fork The general desire to Gift all the station
cry possible which has prevailed amongst the members
during the session. carried to extent in
the closing and when the general stampede
effected, completely everything packed up, that
outsiders a second foray could not find particle.
Before noon nearly every member had drawn his last
copper from Uncle Sans pocket: and many in squarng
accounts, found legislation poker and whskey not very
enrasIs legislature reminded one strongly Of Youthful
exuberspce on the ''last day OF sch ool."
Amongst the crowd Of bills passed on the last day or
H. la GAwa 4hnr,xt
him commission agents to travel and afford grants
bound for Nebraska reliable information concerning the
same.
Last night commenced Of the hardest storms
have yet experienced in this section and the proba
biiity is that usual will retard the mails hither
ward. In places it lies upon the ground some two
or three feet
An attempt was made in the hurry Of business to.
day to attach strong anti Know Nothing resolution to
the entire enactments of the session. but finding stood
a fair chance Of going the same road Of former bill
upon the subject, the mover suddenly withdrewit
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Steamboat Accidents on the Hudson.
NEW YORK, April 2, 1856

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEW YORK HlRALD.
You are no doubt aware that after the accidents
which happened on the Hudson River some time ago
the steamboat companies all alive for a time to
guard against such csualties in future, but
they have snce fallen asleep the subject hap
penne to 10 70 Albany few days ago, went up the
steamer Hendrix Hudson, and came down on the Man
haitian neither Of which boats were furnished with the
IN life preserver which placed every birth last
season New, ] should like 10 know II the steamoo
prooretors have any intention 70 guard the lives OF the
passengers under their charge, OF II they mean "
another Henry Clay disaster snce more arouses them
10 seass OF their dutiesf Ia human life now become
safstyY A CONSTANT READER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

CRY 0r,rcras TO m ELscnD.The charter adopted for
the government Of Hoboksu city provides for the
section OF the following cheers
City 0fHcers "A Director, Treasurer. Clerk, Col.
Iector Collector Of Arrears Of Taxes ovsrseer Of
the Poor, Superintendent Of Common Schools Street
Commissioner and Pound Keeper.
Ward Offers. -Two members Of ths Common Csun-
Gu two chosen Freeheders, Assessor, Trustee
of Common Schools, Commissions Of AppsAls ess
Consabe cse Judge Of Election two Iaspsetors Of Esc
ton one Conmssioner OF appeals, and Ward olsrt
This evening . nas meeting 70 aominah Uaiea
Ticket viii b. hsN stths fovn Hall
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Extortion on the Harlem Railroad.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HHRALD.

NEW YORK, April 2, 1855.
Knowing your desire to expose oil impostions, take
the liberty 10 siorm you Of practised BY the Har
len Railroad Company The fare to Kinsico station 10
% cents; on returning the conductor conpeh passeu-
gers from Mat station 70 pay u csnts-stAtng ss
reason that Tie company orders when passengers do
net provide themselves with tickets. Now SIR there
not sny ueksts - b had NJ Kinsco station viii
The ticket srsat here furnish return tickets You viii
oslir, great many surers u you wiz give thbs place
IN your "ooaI or rH nrosD UpoS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03
First District Court,

Filming REPORAER FOR VIOLATION or CITY OR.
APRIL 2.-The Mayor, de-, Of New Pork Us. Peter
COoper-Ths action brought to recover the penalty
Of s. from Mr. Cooper, for permitting suffering car
to be driven and upon the sidewalk in front Of his
store contrary to the ordinance in such case made and
provided The plaintiff proved by Nathaniel Cavanagh
policeman Of the Second ward that the defendant on
the Goth day of January last had store No II Burng
slip; that that day there q cart having the
OF defendant painted it, backed the sidewalk
front OF his store the being loading this store
On his cross examination by defendants counsel the
witness said that the gutter brdged to aid the
defendants carts in being backed the sidewalk The
question. The defendants counsel then produced and
offered to read in evidsnce written permit signed by
the Mayor, in the following language
MAYORS OPEoE, NEW YORK, March l. 1855.
Peter Cooper has permission to receive and deliver
goods from his store IL Burling sp in the mode
heretofore adopted, which is deemed BY me a less
FERNANDO WOOD.
The plaintiffs counsel objected TO its being read evil
dence the ground that the fine had already accrued
to the city when the permit signed, and the
Mayor has no right to remit such fine The objection
sustained by the Judge, who, at the time, in
tlmated that such permission would excuse the de-
Gate Of the permit He then ordered Judgment against
the for 95 and COSTS which the defendant in
mediateiy paid
There twenty eight other for violating
the Corporation ordinances in encumberng the streets
&c. and also dealing secondhand articles
The four latter tried in which thu Judge
dered Judgment against the defendant in each case
$50 and costs. There also several judgments
dered of 35 for encumbering the streets and side walks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

DESTRUCTION OF CoTToS.-About sixty Eve thousan
bales OF cotton valued at three millions Of dollars
have been destroyed by FIRE in this country during tn
last three months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC yoRK-rHB DAY.
SUN RISES. 81 NOON A
SUN sErs.........6 Is NICK wArKR. morn. 46
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2, 4PA-Arr schr Louisa, Dasoy,
Plymouth.
CID bark Hannah Thornton. swasey Havana; brig Rvu-
let orrs Montevideo schr Sarah Ann Allen East Ches
NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

Marine Affairs.
ABSTRACT OF LOG OF SHIP GREAT REPUBLIC FROM
NEW YORK TO LONDON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

ALMOST Dun-The st. Louis papers publish cor
respondence which lately took place between Mess B.
Grantz Brown editor Of the 81. Louis Democrat, and
Thomas C Reynolds, United States District Attorney.
The quarye grew out Of editorial article, In which
the editor is charged with endorsing the statements Of
anonymous correspondent, who Mr. Reynolds
Of committing perjury After sending the usual note,
asking explanation, and receiving unsatisfactory
answer, Mr. Reynolds dispatches By friend, formal
challenge to Mr.. Brown, which il readily cepted.
American rifles chosen the weapons to be used
and the distance at which the antagonists to stand
apart hundred and forty feet Everything is
ranged between the friends of the principals, and the
affair TO Be governed by the rules which regulated the
fatal duel between Jonathan Ciey Of Maine and WIN.
Graves, Of Kentucky, in which Henry A. WISE Of vr
ginia, and George W. Jones, the seconds. When
Mr.. Reynolds informed Of the arrangements, he i'm
medaey sent another letter TO the editor Of the Demo
Graf, stating that he sighted and could not
distinguish a two hundred and forty feet from him,
and wished that the distance should be reduced TO TWEEN
ty paces thereby placing the CONTESTANTS upon more
equal footing The editor would not reduce the dis
lance foot and the attorney not disposed to fight
with man whom he could not see, and the affair
ended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

A NEW LUMBER PROPERTY FOR SALE.-THE SUB
N scrber oilers his lumber property for sale, ly
N Damascus township, Wayne County, Pennsylvania,
Eve miles west Of Narrowsburg depot, New YORK anl
Erie Railroad and Elk hours ride from New York con
tanning 1s7 of land, most of which is heavily tim
bered with first rate timber, and fair proportion OF
zach kind viz hemlocx, maple BIRCH beech, basswooi
md white ash estmat ted to be at least 00O 900
eet of lumber the lot. The consist OF
wo two story dwellings, barn and mill, all
new having been built within the last eighteen months
The stream large and the mill from isc COO TO
ot COO feet Of lumber year and the cost OF manufa:tu
ing and getting the hemock lumber to Eastou too,
3ordentown Philadelphia markets does not exceed
per thousand feet expenses all told or IL be
Manufactured and delivered at Narrowsbury depot at
not exceeding 81 80 per thousand feet There are
ogs enough chopped ana hauled near the mill TO make
,bout 40i 600 feet OF lumber. number Of water pow
the lot besides the occupied, and good sites
all kinds OF machinery. The bark valuable. Most
the land good for farming purposes after the timber
removed. Title perfect, and possession given when
greed for Price only $500 most Of which may remain
the property II preferred ANY wishing to pur
haze AMI upon viewing, finding it not AZ favorable
represented viii pay all reasonable expenses Of
visit For lrther particulars respecting the roper
Of sale, apply to the subss the preni
es ~ letter TO Narrowsburg Post Office, Sullivan
ounty, New York, MOSES r. YOUNG.
R.ference-J $. Hughes Bro, Merchants, Harroxs.
urg, hes York Horton h Co., do, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

i,ouNrRH RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR TO LEASE
y At Waterbury, Conn.-Rose Hill the residence OF
3 late VIM " Scoviu, Esq.--The house. Gothic con-
ms all the modern convenences OF water hot and
~, gas furnace range, &C. and eighteen rooms. is
w. ana bur OF brick and granite with marble sills
3nteis, t,c with barn, Atablng, grapery, consgrya
", 6c., the premises. The grounds are laid out
IN fountains valss, carriage drive 6c. beautifully
uated IN a most healthy region, and wiLhtn a short
aance Of New York or Boston twice day By rail-
~. Apply to Nm. Il. CuRIIs, 100 Broad way, thud
Nv New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

COUNTRY SEAT AT ASTORIA FOR SALOON.
! tanning two acres, one mile and kaR from tbs
~, with view Of the bay. The house Is nearly new,
tAiEs eleven rooms and cellar also, barn stable car
&c housr, and other outblildIngs. The grounds are
3teiuly laid out with large variety Of fruit ever
lem and ornamental trees and shrshs sixty PER cent
! rtinsn bond and mortgage. Possession given
|nedistely fof further particulars apply to JACOB
. EAPh1h, nesr tbs premises, or to CHARLES VI.
4HD, "A Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

1'oR SALE OR TO LEr-THE FOUR YEARS LEASE
stock, furniture and fixtures Of small hotel on the
European style tom OF which pay all
Of house restaurant first floor lifted splendidy bu
Hinsss good two thousand men empo yed block
good chance for boarding and wife understand.
ing the business make money Gas, water, range,
slide cup board and everything eonvedent The propre
tor takes large house down town. No need apply
without $500 $500 cash, Call at 2i2 Broadway room
No 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

L>OR SALE OR TO LEr--IN THE VILLAGE or NY
II ack, Rocklsnd county, the hotel known this Yorh
House. The above house contains forty rooms and IL
considered the best stand In the county Also four
story brick store. II is we adapted for mercantile
manufacturing purposes. For particulars apply W
THEODORE ROSS, 90 Pearl street, New YorE, or 10
AZARIAH ROSS, on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

DiitIUE, STATEN ISLAND BUILDING LOIS on
high gfeunt, vita zoe views, pure water aud per.
se-erage render NJ them the most attractive FOR
d,nees ~ The lslAni, Tor sails, without restrictions,
~ sssinst ouisaGcea. Apply - NJ O'C0SN0R 10
~ str et, Sew forE, or 81 cal Of cnaibui roate,
On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

DRUG STORE FOR Substituted IN A DENSE.
IA ly populated orhood, and doing good bust
To be sold cheap in consequence of the proprietor
leaving for Europe. Address Medicus Herald otice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

I,OR SALE OR TO LEf--A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE
IL At Fast New York. suitable for two four families
with about OF rich ground House new. Ac.
by omnibus railroad In thirty minutes At cheap
fares Apply TO CHARLES X. MILLER, 1876 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

Good BUSINESS CHANCE.--r0 ANY PERSON DE-
IN siruus Of entering into business tinsnth,
eaier stoves general housekeeping ware, &c, gooi
pportunity oilers TO purchase wen established bust
ess, in excellent location. Apply TO T. X. JACOBS
| 20 Grand street, williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

L'oR SALE OR TO LET-THE VACANT LOT $50
IL Fast Twenty third street. and the brick stable and
lot in the in Twenty second street Inquire a, 81
East thirteenth street.
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ocuLIsTs ASDAUnIsrs.

nCII-r AID ACHrT-ARTufQAL YYE4 just
W received, ihs largest sni b.Aanfal cole -,gn
o srtiheisi syss ever im1ortsa they Tsssmbls ths
nHtorsl pfscssy 10 eolor AMI sstrss.on As4 vii
rneys sysruy tks ~ ard can y. Inserted sal rsn1fff
without the 'hsh,,st pain - op~rsuon. rAs rtoisssos
,uEpl'sA % Assral terms.
JlxEs " POWELL Nd
o-ui1i All Asrt.t Dsz Btosswsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

IN0R SALE OR TO IET-A THREE STORY BROWN
IL stone front house, with modern improvements,
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

NOR SALE'-A COAL BRICK, LIME, LATH AND CE-
IL ment yard will be sold reasonable terms; IL is
egib situated in location tor doing large and pro
ftabe business The IL in the Wholesale coal bu
sness and cannot attend TO IT, furnish the parties
with coal If required Inquire OF CAARLEs MLEl, 81
Nassau street, Q; or an active partner taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

A VALUABLE LEASE OF WATER FRONT FOR SALE
"A at the foot of Thirty .nuth street, North river
containing 100 feet of bukhead and nine ground
with the buildings having eight years to run, from the
LIST of May next Apply on the premises.
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THE TURF.

DIED HOUsE PLEASURE GROUNDS, HARLEM
III WILLIAM A. BROWNE respectfully announces TO
ms friends and the public generally that he has
completed his extensive improvements at ths celebrated
place OF retort Large additions have been made 10 his
stables which afford accommodations 20 al those
who may aval themselves Of their conyenencss. Same
Of the mo- c. LIBERATED racing and trottcg
in training on his grounds among Others Of his
Wild lriAbman Little Flea, Ellen Batsran, and Flora
Temple, which b. daily by persons disposed 70
visit the premises. The training track aud cf'..et
grounds in fine order. and uneI nalled by
any others in the country. The house has undergone
extensive repairs, and lsrse additions hay. been made
ments in the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

C,oR SALE CHEAP-TEN FARMS IN MONMOUTH
IL and Middlesex counties, New Jersey size from
twenty TO three hundred acres also. mills grist
mills, snuff mills good streams. all railroad de-
pots steamboat landings and within two To three
hours travel OF New York Pniladephia. For infor
street. third floor back room from 10 A. NJ. 20 2P, NJ
VIII accompany persons to the premises to judge for
themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

GOOD CHANCE FOR A PERSON OF SMALL.
~ capitalize stock and fixtures OF a neat fancy
for sale The stock ia small and the only Y
month for store large back and be lroom az No
OF Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

I,NOE SALE-THE YACHT MARY, ABOUT IL TONS
~ sloop rugged, with mes suit Of sails, tyerything
in perfect order and very fast saer She lies
the Atlantic hotel, Hoboken. Enquire Of A. BARKER
at the hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

ID ESTAURANT OR SALE THE PROPRIETORS OF A
III very popular saloon Broad ~ay, in good busi-
ness being unable from other arrangements to attend
it, will sell hall the interest great barg to who
Apply at 254 Washington street up stars from to H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

INoCNTRY SEAT FOR sAIE.-A BEAUTIFUL COUS.
~ try place with three OF excellent aui, lne
Fgc BRICK mansion with outbuifing., all In perfect
Ger for sale very cheap aud rotating terms,
exchange for city property IL IL situated Ia very
h and peasant valley in Westarn New YORK, three
es from c.tJ Of about 80 600 inhabitants Apply 20
sSdress X. GREEN, IL Wal street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

YINO BE SOLD A BARs1iJN A STRAIGHT LINE EN-
i CINE turning lathe, fst rate machine aud in per
feet order with everything complete will be sold cheap
IL applied for Immediately. Address T.. j., 80 Nassau
street between Fulton and John room No 25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

L'oR sALE-TIiO5E FOUR FIRST CLASS TENEM .Nr
II houses known as NOS. 10, l2l LIS and 125 East
Twenty ninth street just finished with all necessary
convenience; pays about 5000 year each house, will
be sold separate together terms very easy Inquire
at lis aud III ad Joining lilo East twenty 6h street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

LsOR sALE-THE LEASE OF BUILDINGS NO 779
IL and 7Sl Broadway, having eight years TO from
the first Of May next. Apply 70 W. II. PARSONS, or
JOHN CLARK, assignees, 1877 Broadway. or 30 Cedar
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

INOR SAIE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES or A con.
IL fectionery and ice cream saloon Of the best
locations in the city. Inquire at 2s0ls Boz very