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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-01
NOT ICE.
LAST NOTICE.

TENIIE undersigned having anumhcr of &C
IL counts standing on his books, in conncc-
ton with the Foundry and Stove business
which it is not convenient should stand any
longer as the books must be closed: Notice
is hereby given that all accounts unsettled
after the first of January, 1886, will lie placed
in the hands of an officer for collection with
out respect to persons.
Ed. McCLENAHAN.
Port Deposit, Nov. "a, '55-tJl.
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GG-ParsnCrShiD.

Daniel karsucr has associated with him
David f. Karsncr and will continue the Dry
Goods and Grocery business at the stand
recently occupied by Lindsay karsncr ul,-
der the firm of d. +. karsncr x Co.
ChesApeake City Nov. I2th. 1855. BIT.
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20 FARMS FOR SALE.

TIIE subscriber is about establishing an
l. agency for the sale Of farms in Cecil and
Hartford counties, Nd, and expects to have
for sale from 20 to 30 farms of various sizes
and qualities, from land withoutany improve
ment to that in high state of civilizations;
therefore he fattcrs himself he will be able
to suit almost all who are in want of farms in
either of the above counties. Those wishing
to purchase farms, will have them described
and pointed out by calling on the subscriber
residing on the Magraw farm, formerly owned
by J ohm ID. Kitchener, five miles nerth OF Port
Deposit; or address him RISING SrN, Cecil
co., Md. or JAMES WILSON, Druggist. Port
Deposit, Md. JAS. NJ. BURGESS.
N. b. Those having farms for sale, in
either Of the above counties, will receive I'M
mediate attention by application personally
or bv letter to the subscriber or Jas. Wilson.
Charges very reasonable.
JAMES NJ. BURGESS.
Rising Sun, June IL GIN
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Es.- Fall and Winter Millinery
W. E.. Nj, LEACH

Ill supply Of FALL and WINTER MILL.
merry GOODS, consisting rs follows
MOSS VELVETS, CUT AND UNCUT
VELNETS, SILKS, SATlNS,
and good assortment of the usual Bonnet
Materials, Colored Schnai Bonncts, Ribbons,
Flowers, Caps, Faces, Embroidery of all
prices and qualities, to suit customers.
Ey"OLD BONNETS repaired in the most
neat and fashionable manner.
Thankfn for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me, | would respectfully
| ask for continuance of the same.
Main St. 4 doors east OLA. j. Scott's store
Elkton, Md. [Oct. 27-1m.
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Con stables Sale,

pi virtue of two writs of Ncndi Exponas,
ID issued by Edmund Brown, Esq, one of
the Justices of the Peace, of the State of Ma
rylnd, in and for Cecil County, one at the
suit of Samuel ii Miller, and the other at the
suit of Joseph Pcmock, both against the
goods and chattlcs, lands and tencmcnts, Of
of Samuel McCrca, and to me directed,
have seized and taken into xccuion all the
right, title, interest, claim and estate of the
said Samuel McCrea, in and to all that piece,
parcel, or tract OF land, lying and being in &C.
ell county. in the 4th Election District on the
South side of the road leading from Fair Hill
to the Rock Meeting House. containing.
Acre of E2sad,
more or less. and hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, the LIST day of Dccembnr, 1855,
at the Court House Door, in the town Of Elk
ton, between the hours of | O'Clock and 3
O'Clock. u. NJ, will offer the said property
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
writs.
1IHZ. FORD, Censt.
Nov. 10, 1855.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
M A Y & BRO O.

WILL this day finish opening. and have ar
w ranged for sale their stock of New Fall Good $
comprising general variety Of articles usually.
found in a II conditonc village store.
They solicit an early call from their many Gus
omsrs friends and the pubic. Oct. 6.
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SPRING s. SIMMER GOODS

E1LACK, Plain and Watcrcd Silks. Rice
ID Plaid Powered Silks. at IS C; Changee-
bic Silks, 62s to IS C; Striped and Plaid Silks
IS to 1877 J; a large lot of Lawns, fast colors,
81 C; plaid and striped lawns, 12s C, worth
lss c; Caicos. fast colors, 81 to 10 C; Ba-
RACES, Challis, Barage dc LANES, De Bcgcs.
&c. Also
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DENTAL NOTICE.

IN II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. =. located in this Town, tenders his pro-
tcssional services to the citizens ofElkton
and vicinity. Office nearly opposite the
Court House.
Elkton, May en-
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MATING AND CARpETINGS.

just received lot of Ingram Hemp and
Vcnitian Carpet, a.: "a and o.. White
and Colored Mattings, which we are selling
off very low for cash. or country produce.
North East, June 2 HUGHES BRO.
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SURVEYING.

TNIIE subscriber havingrcsnmed his form
Il er business of Surveying and Convey.
ancing, promises to accommodate all who dc
sire to patroniZe him. JOHN JANNE1.
Elkton, Md, Apr TIT
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NEW FALL GOODS.

WYE have just returned from the city with
w large and spcndid assor mcnt of all kinds of
fall Goods comprising Cloths Casimercs, CAST
netts. Blue. Black and Fancy also a large variety
of Ladys' Dress Goods of every kind and at all
prices. Clothing; coats pants, vests. shirts ard
drawers Of various kinds and very cheap. for sale
by ALDRlDGE& GRANT.
Oct. 6.
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VALUABLE STORE STAND
FOR SALE.

II (TIN Joy III.
TTIIIE subscriber will sell at Public Sale
Thursday, December StlI, 1878,
that valuable STORE STAND on the road
leading from Elktou to Chesapeake City, ut
the Frcuchrown Railroad, now occupied by
&. W. Denny. The Improvements are a
Store House, Small Dwelling House and
Slaughter House; along with which
Five Acres CT Land
will also be sold. Sale to take place of the
premises at II O'Clock ON said day, whc n
terms will be made known by
JENlFER TAYLOR.
Nov. l7th-2w.
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NEW FALL, GOODS!

TU:;T opened a lot of new Fall Goods at the Dry
j Goods store of Il. Brown, Jr., suitable for the
coming Sc ,son. to which the attention of tho com
munity is invited sept. %. 1898
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REMOV VAL.

T1HE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
l. friends and the Public generally, that he
has moved to the Store House formerly &C.
cupied by James Denny. Esq where he vii
he pleased to see his old customers and al
those who wish to purchase cheap Goods.
SAMUEL ii. MILLER.
Dec. 18th, 1854.
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NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING

A T the Dry Goods store of f. BROWN, JR.
~ Elkton. Md. n full assortment of Ready made
substantial Clothing to which the attention of
buyers is invited. Iscpt. %. So.
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TIE GREATEST
Medical Discovery

NsR. Kennedy, of Rox bury, has
I'VE discovered in Of common pasture
mcela a i. l,eay TINT cufos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

Tn PrRsrANcf oP AN oRnR W TIE srUD0.
rah ~ TIE Countr ~ ksv Tea. setiss % hsrsbl
Ffvsa " al tsfsons h&ving ssA~s sgsisss tshs "
k<cssssas. As a ths aiy Mn Yert, SsrssAsi e.
esss~f, 70 rfsssrt fhs ss@s vita vossbers usseef y
the sytserh-v, 81 ks emes Ne 81 cAs1s~ss fxsst, IN
uS esy fk~~ Yea, 90 % ssfsr. a. 1th ~ sfyaH
ssxt pN~A Me- Tea. u< 1@th taT Il JsnasSy, lMS
rMW = awEwsy. rshh< AAm1nw@sD
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DnIDOARs sAIMoss vxRxnsAY cBATkssE-
I'D Yrssh shir~sssts ~ THE sksls~ bran< ere always
90 hAHA, asa fer sais W Y. MEYU, H., sas i.rortsr.
% Beaver strest
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CLOTHING, &C.

DoYs, CLoTHuNG.-TM n Y WELL sE
Is IctsS assortnsnt OF boys ready made clothing con-
fsined IN store 0. Fulton street, 10 nov offered 70 The
pubic at less than cost. This stock win Be sold ct prices
less than the original cost, By order OF the assignee.
iuporsations, and nsos In the best and most fashionasls
msnner BY experienced vorkmen. The stock VIII be sold
srsst indueements can b. offered. kssirnes,s sale, 81
frlton rtreet. WIN. 7. PIE KNEY, IT., Assignee
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~Am OFF CLOTHING WANTED. GENTLEMEN
having any left Oh wca ring apparel 10 disposs Of,
- largs or mai Quantities, win receive The very highsst
nnee for them, By calling ON or addressing THOMAS ID:
doNRoY, 4ei Pearl street, between CITY Hsn place saa
Centre street.
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NEW JERSEY RAnAoAD.-voR PmADkIxMA
IN and the South anA wsst, va Jersey Oty nAd Asc
empress hnes.-Lssvs New Yerk 81 9 and 10 a. n, and
taad i'm ysrs % 1sh 8 and % In . ard 70 Al
stepping ~ sn way stations nrousn tskss soid for
Cincinnati asA ths West, an6 for nAlttncrs, waahtnEtcA
NORTON, BE-, and through saegAes sAsshsa W wssht.s
~ n . and 10 \ n and Q !. n.
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TN rHE COURT % oossos PrSAs goR mn CITY
aud eoasty II s~~ Yorb--rbonss q Dssamt ssA
Hssry &. Crass assAsns.s 81 0sorr. T. bo<Dss, swxkpa
yotnp. holman. sD8 nsv Dis&, hs
ror Rslsf.-(C0n. not served t--To ths 1sfsaAss6-
You srs lsreky ssmmoa~d. so1 r~q uref 70 sasssr tk~
en- plslrt m tn anlor, ~ksk vss ti~s in shr e4Ss u
81. fisrt a. The Cosrt 81 c0ur.o~s P1sss IN ss4 ~ 40
esy sss so.sty " ssv fsrs, ~ ks oNc~ 10 sa1A ety.
On tAs icsh az Il Jsnsay A. %. iat, asA " ssxvs !
eoty o. yosr sssvu 70 tAs ssA ssnyAist 90 ~ cab
siltsy, a. ks oas@, No. - Chambers ssr~~<, In ths sxlS
eiiy, vishis tvsrsy Gags sf~r ths s~rvtss e tAls ssns
seas % you, s~BsIssivs q us aay q each ssvvsss; sa1
free fs1 - snsvw The ssai s~ospA~Ast vitkls us saS
sfsfsssh, The plssnuns - thls s>sisn wfu syyly " ~
soaTs fer us relief t~sss1st N sh~ ss~piA(st
DsnkE kehAHOs, P1xlntirs Aissrnsy,
IA chsnbsrs sx~st
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m g NAVY SAILORS AND orHMa-URA PAY
vi. promptly paid, bounty land warrants obtained,
so.sht and saai psnsssss prsss..d sslsse,s dc -.
shlns assAAst ths q. &ysesvered ~ -
DwAkD nTHHULs
Assps aad late Pxrssf o.. Q. NAVY, 81 wan strsse
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SNn cAszs on sUPTRIoR GAKE1, BRAxprEs,
OOO vtnss, vms, scotch AMI ffsh vhisksys,
fssdss ssd pssnn psvtss, ssst<h sl~s, dos.~sss ss AM
~ = 4. u asH;sz n. Zscsi: =. : s:ss... .s e. -. :;
Cssshy
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EN0R SALE OR 10 LET--RyE aymsr A voUR
story brown stone houses, with kngnsh basement,
Va. Pour on south side 81 6svan4sssth strsst, near
rutherford place, and one opposite ostuyvsssnt square.
quirs st l32 Kast ssvsntssnth street, from Q 70 "a y,
or from 9 to TX =. n, aad at 22 Pearl street, from "a
TO 4P. n.
TT NICK ERBoCKER BANK.-As UP TOWN LOTS CAN
10 purchased with checks on this bank, the sd
vsrtiser has one to dispose Of at . discount. Address ..
W. g., herald Office.
CTEAMB0ATs FOR sAIE-rHE STEAMERS ISLAND
Belle and Cricket, =bsionsins TO the Connecticut sIn and
Fer terms, &c, inquire Of I. y. PARMEIEE, Esssx, Com.
ITO MARINERs, OR OTHER PERFORMING LONG
journeys BY see or lsnd.-For sale, . chld's caul.
Address W. O. box Ill Herald ofhce.
n,o ADMINISTRATION SALE, THE STOCK, FIX
IL lures and good will Of the old established hAir-
dressing, shaving and shampooing saloon, 277 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, having . good run Of business which
can IN such . location be Improved. Apply 81 the store
V%TALUABLE rMBERED AND FARMING LANDS,
scrbsr offers for sale. In quantities to suit purchaser,
$500 acres Of land, near t~idewatsr, In S.rrsy county,
W., heavily iinSersd, principally with pine, bat con,
almost inst haustible qusntty Of pine and oak wood.
There e, probably, no tract Of land In market enbrae-
~, ing ~ - r xsod AZ sh s,.s, IN. ma A Im1aSn % SI %sa J. s 81. ssoys.
The underSgptd having Just built, ON their own privats
account. an excellent plank road, six miles In length,
tIdsvatsr. The Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad passes
count, pssse. within az mileslt 70 Jans. river. The
s so,sSs and y T. .sol.. .0 Il but M'e three r'S miisa d nsS sI By plank
road. In addition 70 tho above, tho subscribers oGer for
sale three excellent farms, nearly every acre well married,
repair. Address by letter, or in person, PACE, Pfrr-
NAN b PERKINS, Petersburg, Va.
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T0R SALE OR EXCHANGE, BY A GEsrIxn.

EN0R SALE OR EXCHANGE, BY A GENTLEMAN
containing sixty -four lots Of rousd, With ths
arss mansion house, ost buildings, Ae., he, thsrs
On aise choices frat trees aovsr garden, ne, sitasssd
at the terminus o. the Eighth Avenue Railroad near
heCsnb's Dam, sad between Seventh and Eighth svsn.
uss; location perfectly healthy, and sesnsry Interesting;
Disss. Good besAs, ssesks, mortgages (cr snail hsuses)
tAhsn IN sxchAngst % per, ss1 esly . fair yrsce asksd
for ths property, Which 70 ysry ossinbk, aa1 visAin 40
Nsssas sysst, - STAIRS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

IL feet, 40 East twenty fourth street, between Ter.
ington and Fourth avenues, in the block Of I'VE, all
alike. This IL a very desirable house, and the only one
TO be had In the block. Apply on the premises. Pos
session immediately.
CHAs, II. SMITH, "a East Twenty fourth street.
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I York and ~ miles from . railroad; has great I'd.
vantages for the sale Of milk, vegetables, fruit, he, or
for any one doing business In New York, and viii divide
70 advantage for building; elven tralns each uay daily;
Communication, 500. Apply to A. y. VAN wIEkLk, u
Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

E,OR sAIE-A COFFEE, cAEE AND REFRESHMENT
JIG saloon an old established stand, situated In one
Of the best locations In the city; viii BE- sold Of Q saerl-
Zee on account Of the illnsss Of the owner. Apply 81
212 broadway, room No. 10. Sinners A PURDY.
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DAHCIHo ~ACADEmIEs.


DROORLY1 NEW CLAsrys ARE NOW
ID for the second term 81 wfISDSfd Aeafsny, for
dancing, on Clinton street, corner Of Atlantic, fopHosits
the Ausnsum) Hour. for lAdiss aud shlldrss, On
Wednesdays and saturdays, az ~, and for ~Kentsnsn %
Tuodays and Fridays, At ; o'ebes y. NJ
nAScIFG ACADEMY, n HOWARD STREET MILE
IL CAROLINE ynUks bsrs isavs 70 infora The
public, that abe has opened her dancing a<sdsny fg
The instrueroa Of ladies' and eeeusnss, In The nost
stylish dances Of the day. sshssi Tor prSspss svssy al6hl
fsou hAH Dast seven 70 Yea s'Sssi.
AR PKRACCHIO M MIA PAULINE AsHvo0p.
ll continue 10 give lessons In dancing ~ oil hrosA.
~sy. Terms, ,wsiVs ueAsts Tor o.. noaTs frsn 10 a.
N. untiiio Y. N.
DRfvArE SCHOOL, 900 BR0ADwAY-DAscrH0
II taught In The qsisksss poAsibls sims. LAdss asd
asnusmen can aov enisr for Asy number Of is~ssss .
new class Bow forming for beginners sssh oas lAsusst
70 BE- made At 2ft Bewsp, book store. r. ftRsTos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

EyOR SALE N OF THE BEST FARMS IN MIDDLE
JIG sex county, New Jersey, containing 23tk acres Of
hrst rate land, situated ut Fresh Ponds, and being an
boy, and Philadelphia and Jersey City railroads, and
seven miles from New Brunswick. The apple orchard
contains about 60 acres, all In bearing; 10 acres In
peach, not yet In Its prime, with q variety Of pears,
ounces, cherries and other small fruit. About 10 acres
Of woodland, consistng Of hickory, oak and chestnut.
The buildings are, . large and modern built dwelling
with Is rooms, barn, stable, and all others that are neces-
sary. There Ia also an extensive cider works and dis-
tiilery, capable Of making mp SO, 900 bushels Of fruit the
season. There In also n hns miseral spring on the pre-
misses. Terms easy. For further particulars call on
TH0e. ". GIBSON, 81 Chamber street.
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INSTRUCTION.

mS-rERM5 REDUCED oNEH AIF.-0IIvER d.
HeO ~GOLDSMTH'S Academy Of Penmanship and Book
keeping, 500 Broadway, corner Of Franklin street.-La.
dee writing class at 1oh O'Clock A. NJ, daily, cxsept-
=, and s O'Clock r. N daily, excepting Saturdays. Terms
reduced to So for 10, or $40 for rs lessons, Including
stationery. Private Instruction., SIS for 10, or SIS for
Electromagnetic reduced this week, from SIS TO Sl2
SO per quarter Of three months. Books and stationery,
81 80. Arithnetic In proportion. Terms, payable In
advance.
ID v. FOSTER 4 HIRAM DIXON GIVE IFSSONs IN
Ds bookkeeping, writing, &C, once 3f6 Broadway,
Appleton's Building,) whore gentlemen arc quahned Tor
fhs counting house, In = superior and expeditions man
nef.
DERsoNB WISHING TO QUALIFY THEMSELVES
for the duties Of the counting houss, BY q thorough
practical course Of bookkeeping and Arithmetic, viii ind
u 70 their interest to call At the Spanish American In
stituts, No. 13 West Twenty third street Terms
moderate. The Institute 10 open day and evening.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, 40, WANTED.

NOPYlNG PRESS wANTED.-ANY N HAVING A
- secondhand copying press for sale, in good order
and very cheap, may drop q line to George, box 2,o37
Post ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE.-IAST AND ONLY
IL chance at the Bowery Theatre Monday, Feb. IL,
for the benefit OF the greatest Irish comedian In the world,
Mr.. GEO. G. CHARLES, and
MISS N. A. CHARLES, (rHE YANKEE GALL
Box book now open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

NBLOs.-THIs ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE LET,
GRAND OR PROMENADE CONCERTS, BALLS, OR N
RESPECTABLE ENTERTAINMENT.
For particulars, inquire OF Mr.. WIN. A. MOORE, at the
front oniee, on Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

ID chasts, interesting and beautiful performances Al.
ternoon and evening. Friday, Feb. s.-Eyening, At
~TEAPLE-CApt. Montraviile, @. w. Clarke; Stormy
Petrol, Hadawsy: Charlotte, Mas Msatsyer; after which,
THE HONEST hIIKMAN. Afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, THE
MAN N THE TIGER; besides, THE TAILOR OF TAN.
WORTH. Admittancs, % cents; children under ten, I2h
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

TNO LET, OR FOR sALE-A COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
i with stable, coach house and outhouscs, &c TO-
gether with eleven lots Of ground, handsomely laid out
With trees and Strawberries, the same being inclosed
with picket fence and gateway, at the corner Of Eighty
eighth street and the Bloomingdale road. The above
property Ia located In the finest spot on this island, and
very easy Of access. The street ia open from the bloom.
ingdals road TO the Eleventh avenue. Apply TO N. WILL
SON, corner OF Cortlandt street and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

7 A MEETING or LEXINGTON ENGINE 90. NO. =,
"A ksh at the engine house o. their rstarn from The
Ere In ~IAfsyst,s place, On the evening Of Wsdsstsy, The
Ith inst, the folio ~tns resolutions we're gnAslnoasly
adopted
Resolved. That . vote Of thsnL be tss<srs1 10 Dr..
Unsisy, Of ~ lafayette pisos, fer the boastkai supply
a. rsfrsshHsnts furnished 10 this company 81 ihs sksvs
NAMED Gre
Received, That the abgvs h. ysbisbsi In The ssv
Y0rk sun, ss- Yort Hsrals, and DAILY T1nes.
q. JOrxfH RICK, rsrsrnAn.
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IEAsE-FOUR LOTS, ON WENT SIXTH STREET,
south side, between Sixth and Seventh avenues,
suitable for . coal yard or for other purposes. Apply 81
l5T Broadway, room No. IL.
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TO LEAsE-THE STORE NO. 2l2 BROADWAY, COR
u per Of Fulton street, with the fixtures Also, ct No.
262 Greenwich street, the store, and second, third and
fourth floors; rent $500. A new Q horss steam engine,
~shafting, &c on the premises, for sale. Apply at 262
Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

T,OR s~ALE-vALUABIE PROPERTY IN THE TwEN.
~ tieth ward. The house and lot corner Of Seventh
avenue and Thirty. fourth street-wide strsst-now oe.
eupied ~ . family grocery; built in the best manner,
with marble mantsfs, gas. and Croton water complete.
Terms easy. Apply on the premises, Of
SAMCEL SPARKS, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

ID THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
LAST THKK NIGHTS
Of the grand b~urlesque on
LUCY or LAMMERMO0R,
In four acts, with al the fayorte :. gemsn unmutilAted.
G. s. Buckley ia his great character OF Edgar.
W. Percival In his great character Of Ashton.
X. h. Buckley In his great character Of Arthur.
Miss Eleanor In her great character Of Lucy; &c., nc.
N. B.-Monday evening, Feb. IL, the grand burlcsqus
on LUCREZIA B0R0IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

A ] 4 spEc1AL HFEIisG OL Tux Jos n. TAYLOR
N Hess CaGpany No. -, held a. N. e&r4sSs hssss.
On Wednesday s,snlbs, r.b. TN. att.f us az ARE Ia
I~Afsysis place, The folis-iss resolution vas ansal.
moUsly asopis5-
Irving Van Vert, kq., Of ~ IAfsy etc place, alec Va
Geo. ". Lyon, Esqn sf37 IAfsysiis pisos, ADD thso1ors
Van Hps, Ea. TgT Broa1.sy, for The koasufal ssp-
ply o. rsffssbmspt. fDrni.hsd "a 81 the late ore, asa ,ks
hAnfsoEs msnnsr In wtieh thsy bestowed tksir h0stltAl-
uss ~ thro-lng ihsir DOOR oDsn " ss.
bssc hDtu, tse. WIN u HOLMES. Porsnas.
A uEr HeE COMPANY Il RETURN THrR srscERE
n hAnAs 70 Mr. y ]. hAkmsfs, ~ M S3 Fssrtsr
rrst, fer the hb~ral sspply 81 r.ffsshnsnis fsraashsd
hsD a. Tie as Ia ~LAfayst.s pls1., 90 wednesday,
fsbzsAUi T. BksssAs, Fsrnas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

L,OR sAIE-THE STOCK n FIXTURE OF
L fruit and ssgsr store, with two rooms and bed
room attached. To . person wishing 70 engage in tn
above business, this Is . chance seldom offered. Inquir
at 46 Division street.
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n EsrAURasT

GUILTY. h-THr HUfpuiB srwpEsLAuRANr, on
y u. nertb-ss s0rnsS u broadway ssS yssS1
stFsst, 10 nov opss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

u Co., N. Y.-About half way between the Rye and
Port Chester stations, . two story house, and wing
attached, with twelve rooms, p~ansries, closets, good
shaded, with Ave acres Of good land. Apply to J. ".
s0uTHACK, No. l9e Broadway, or to !. !. Burger, 10
Beekman street. Price $4,000. II not sold BY March !,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-09

To LET-THE BOOT AND SHOE STORE $50 BOW.
cry, corner Of Bond street, with or without the
dwelling part, 90 Bond street, possession Of which may
be had Immediately; also, the boot and shoe store 226
Third avenue, with the dwelling part. They are both
old stands, and have done q large and profitable bust
ness. Also to let or for sale, the four story brown
stone house, 80 East Twenty second street. Inquire At
81 East Twenty-second street, before 10 and after Q
o'clock; at 40 William street, at / O'Clock.