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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-24


KANSAS ELtettoS, -Goyetnet Reetet hos taken
tls best means In his power 10 prevent all frauds,
at tbe. election fot members Of the Legislature Of
Kantas. 10 end he has had census taken,
Id 0flet 10 ascertain The Number Of Votes ia The
several districts, and has Issued proclamation
ne.hequsifeatIons Of yotersiHFe reference totes'
ideute. At The time Of olctips his ballot he must
have commenced an actual ihhJiancy will the.
intention Of continuing II permanently, and must
have male the dwelling 10 the exclusion Of any
oihet home. In case any election Is contested, The
matter must come before Tie Governor Tot deter.
minatlon, II has been stated that The election
would occur between the 10Th and 20 Inst which
case IL is already oSet, but as yet We have heard
no news Of The result.
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fbfgsoIUI1eN.

The Ots Of sweatjoSen, Taylor 4 Co., and
sweatlbgtp, Beatty 4 Co, wete dissolved on The
i1Ih i8sto BY mutual consent j. II, PcndetOn
purchasing the e0iits interest Of E. 3. Swehtld.'
Ken and o. I ,Tsylof, III said films, including all
dsbedus and 10 beeoMe due 10 said firms Persons
indebted are requested 10 settle w at Tie earliest
PRACTICAL moment, aud persons having claims a.
gaina said 0to,s will present them fot settlement.
The business will hereafter be conducted byI.
II, PESOLEroS and q, HARRY, under tile style Of
tiGtrtr & Co... II. peSpuroS and o. !. 'iAs.
ios, Editors.
Il. II, SweIBiSdES Is authorized 10 collect the
deIts due to, and settle lilo deHls due f'om the
lateftas.
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rTwsleata ftoa the Winchester Republican
that alex. n. ilotslsr, Of Jsstson, Is Tie Ameti'
can candidate fot CopStcss In that district, IN
opposition 10 Chafles James Faukaet. Mt
Boiler Is aaable politician and an excellent sea'
,Iyht,n. Ills chances Of success are very good.
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uThe Councils Of Louisville hsye passed aaS
requiring ali The clearinghouse 10 close at len
O'Clock Pm.
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enemy. N6do06tll lbetematEI htssofel qlR,in
It-b6ti how much I only actual ptacliee lib The
6gt1 cS6 determine. The facII 66wsYet3 lceIt
TtSlo6 hat l6e general Introduction Of the Alinle
fihs and otiet long range tiles, rob
sS6t ri much Of rs enotst indeed some
eed fien rfe lhe total abandonment oil Tile ALTER
IN fSy6t Of the shaffnsl shell ihe fuse which
can now De- regulated with islle II accbtafy ihtt
t6ttt eSplosf6ti at aRyglyen distance compatible
WIZ l6sitlfange, may be- absolutely depended
0nAn Is
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rrstawOeny Juleps we're pmong The luxutlts
they were INDUCING mat New oteau', la'I week
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WASHINGTON IkSlSa,--we find III tic last mum.
bttof oLite illustrated" All article entitled IN
Day with Washington lrrins,p tom which we clip
the following;
People Said he, with ono OF his genial sties,
'haye extraordinary ideas Nbout authors. They
think They make theft books as the spider spinsIis
web, and can turn them out VI hand as fast as
need be, covers and all. Nearly every nall brings
me letter from some literary sssocatoh, full Of
compliments, esaj, and asking nc to give them a
complete set Of my iaralaalle works. never
answer such epis'les now, wonder they arc not
ashamed to bce In that way, but, tls truth Is, they
doitlnisuotaHee.'
e The name Of Sit Watet Scott was mentioned,
and Mt. living spoke yety wnthly In lis PRAISE lie
wasa Atarty man. a 'nrlGcely man. q thorough.
ly,eool fellow, as aIoOte calls him. I.ocSllatrs
tLIte Of Scott, lle thought, need not have con.
tsipej quite 50 many lottOts, Scott bore his re-.
yests like man; retained degree Of cheerful.
nes 10 tbe last, aud never, Until Ills health failed,
was an object Of PITY Of least mol TO the dtgtee
that Lookhatt thought Hut Locllhaft loved him,
hs added, and that may haze mised him lIitIe
Abiding to Ton Moore, Nj, irving SAID that he
took extraordinary pains with all lps wrote, lie
used 10 coB,ose his p city walking up and down
Etaysl,sSlk 10 his garden, aud, when lle had a
line, coupled, OF stdns, polished 10 Ids miOl
be, would 10 10 little .sunmethOuSe near By and
,RAtsltdoSns liz used 10 think len lines good
dayswotE, and would keep a little poem by bin
tot weeks, waiting fot single VOID.
',we spike u tue exceeding beauty Of The view
{ ttont tAe window, Sbloh he permitted us to al.
mite without etammlpg lis ohatnsdosn our thtont,
Is tseway [, with some county gentlemen whose
windows look out on a fine prospect. By degrees
the conversation TONED on England. English
sseney English tottSses, and dnallyt 10 out steSt
delight, upon English literature, and the ltt:fa'y
hehwjib whom hs hld BEEN fatmllat lie spoke
lovingly Of Rosets, The taaker.poet. AIludtnE to
the wealth Of Rosets, and The geneal poverty Of
literary men, te aia, III ametchant dunderhesd
/, makes million, no one Is Surprised, but, Il an
sathot gels ke Gtead and cheese, they put pstA.
s,apb ID lie hdpets about II, 90 astonishing does
iiSppeatIopeo espoSe With eteAt animation
About international copyright andsaij be wonder.
"a how any man eou fall to sect The justice Of such
aneuaEe, and tie gooditSoull do The literature
6fbottl co0nttttsl f'ss: y ~ -
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For lLe lntelllEenter

rs F0E WV lHNe'HEeAEeIt
Alta large and enthusiastic meeting Of the cttl.
ssns Of Hancock Co., Of the cOutt House, oil lie
evening Of The Goth insio NJ, Jacob N. Brown In
the chair, and after IN able aud eloquent ad!rrss
by John b. Wolf, Dt u. I'tics Smith orttd the
following resolutions which were adopted with
but few dissenting voices;
Resolved, That we, tie yotets Of Hancock Co.,
10 mos, heartily cleerfulIy, aud cordially taiFy
The nominations Of The recent Winchester Con.
yentiun, and will give to rlou;noy, lItale and
Patton, ont jealous support Tot The high offices for
WHICH they aie nominated, believing them 10 be
honest, fearless and tue representatives Of The
tue American illeo, anil Of The interests Of VIZ
GINA,
Received. That we cbeetfally scquie.ce in The
nomination Of Prof, W. X. PenlIetoa 10 represent
US in congess from this district, aud that We wlll
give him OUT cordial support.
Resolved, That copies Of tllese resolutions To
sent to ihs Gazette anil Intellisencerof Wheeling,
aud The Herald Of WelsbOts, for qualifications
in. BROWN.
President.
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Public Notice. qs3e
rAvtSn aiitonlln6td The Gtotety bushels hereto.
III nre Kent 81 lc, OH Market street, In the ef q
Wheeling, ali neItonS Indebted to mo eIe
o Ike payment before tile ISL day olIleIlySSe
10 same sill To Put III process oIeYlef'lo W sun WV"
'a''S'FSS' w tSsY",' ANDREw MuLnREw,
u.,eb t2,l, iRi5 ~ ~ y 80 mill
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rrout correspondent defends let procession
tisbt yaliaatly, lfall the members Of The theat'
ttea Profession were such persons as we know The
author Of this communication q be, the siege! Of
The pteseat, DAY would DO much less eSeeploaa;l
bic 10 a loree cIssa Of community than II now Isl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-24

AUCTION SALE or FURNITURE.
T Wiittei( Al RIcllol MI sodas The gCl ins iaEse
assortment Of household aud kitchen Iurltll a. w
Ale aldlls boNse VI Miss Stecn corner Of NAN eAa
Me9''S' s"e'''' ; S''''' ttiiE0.E, wlGKnAN,
mIa3 AueiOtter
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NOTIOE.

q NOTICE TO EVERY BODY WY. 81
IJoRR New 0O0ds have hrtiyeh al 500 f,+g
WI W Nv. ID, III otte &; Bfo's, ~, +
ma thsy request everybody not 10 pass their store Win
Dpl calling ii 10 see thet variety AMI hoW S9SsP
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AmusEmENTs
'oLsl,.,.,,,..,,..ot""..,"NIss Wilton

nGulon,.....t.,,,. ~. Jam.on
lletnoli tta"".....' ','.,.''""slls Baker
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DIsso1ution.

TiE partnership heretofore existing under The name 81
D. e. 40. d. WlCkEanit was Dissolved OE The LAT Of oc'
TGs Business will be conducted at the old sandAuc.
lion Rooms 80. 80, Market SquaIe-by -
Oc3I GE0 4. WlCKtlAM,
/ 3 FIFE TuTe TOl WilN, or ulelItWl gIlIosts, Tor
LIZ Shln M lara \ 4 N0OnN 10.
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DipCs.-2V buIdte1 sl0H8 aud cay PlTs, vi s4etUM
jpsIS LOGAN. BAKER & Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16
CITY TRADE REPORT.

N, +.
AsnEs.-Sales Of so bbls. pots were made at 50 IS.
BRxADsrUFfs-Flour.-The late news, together with
the ncemency Of the weather. had tendency TO check
transactions and Inferior with common brands of State
easier The sales embraced about 900 600 bbls
at IS 81 % 81 for straight State and 50 80
80 81 for good Western brands In Canadian
about leo bills at 90 IL q $40 SO for duty paid.
Southern sold 10 moderate extent at easier rates for
irregular lots OF brands while choice and extra
qualities were unchanged. Wheat.-The sales embraced
about 1000 Bushels South white about half Of which
fair to good quality. at 80 37k and the remainder
was prime At 81 49, lot OF 500 bushels mixed, was
10000 bushels mixed at 96c 1000 do Jersey yellow at
9sc and 5000 do Southern white shpboard in Bal
tmore, &c freight at Ole Rye.-Sales OF 400 bush.
els North river at 81 So and 800 do Long Island 81 3
CoYFH.-The market Arm, bus sales we're light.
lot Of 100 mats of Java brought l3kc lic Rio
corTos-f6e news by the Africa at Halifax impaired
animation to the Market and the sales for the
day reached about 1900 bales, about 1000 1900 o.
which made after the receipt OF the news and at
frmer rates, but prices we're unsettled.
gagem.nts Of 800 boxes bacon made at l5s. 200
DO. beef at Is 3D. and 100 Go pork at 1s I'd To Lon.
don, SEQ bbs turpentne taken at 2s % per $50
lbs and 100 bbs pork at 2s To GAssoW 500 boxes bs
con and 900 bbs. lard engaged private terms
There was no change to notice in rates for Havre or CALI
fornia.
HY-soo bales we're sold al s5c.
lhp.-Sales OF 20 tons Spanish were made at SIC,
and 20 DO tpS.h, at 6sc both on time and interest
hoiAs.Es Sales OF about 200 bbls New Orleans we're
made al 2oc. a &c.
PRoylsIoSs@o mess pork was easier With sales Of
new at sl6 II Sio Beet vas steady with sales
OF 200 200 bbs State and Western at old prices Cut
meats we're hrm with moderate sales small parcel OF
shoulders brought &c Bacon sides ranged from &c. a
Skc Lard was unchanged, and olosei with light sales
at about so a 9Ic. Prime was held At a,!c
SPICE casks nutmegs sold at 95c, and Is key, At
suoARs.-The inelemency Of the ves.h., i,,.rssr.,
With sales and We only heard Of shout 100 1890 hhds
New Orleans, part OF which sold al axe
WHrsKrY Sales 800 bbls state prison wer. made A,
slt cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16
PLAYING CARDS.

DLAYINo CARDs.-PARo PLAYING CARDs-yFRy
old and veil sessonsd Nth all the various othsr quail
itss of linen ard cotton cards made BY SAN HART AGO
or sale - the TRADE ana olus ~ tbsy Ssv w.
psSeSy Eestt, spptssit As Astsg Howe
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and ts effect 10 likely 10 b Of decisive character.
On the other side Of the Atlantic the prospect Of
peace was considered more favorable The effect
on financial and commercial affairs was hardly per
ceptbls. Consols slightly advanced. Cotton and
breadstuffs continued dull and depressed. The
early departure Of the Africa, after the receipt of
the intelligence Of Nicholas death, leaves us with
out particulars relative to the effect upon money
and mercantile affairs. The next steamer from
Europe viii be anxiously looked for.
The steamship Canada viii leave Boston for
Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th inst. mail will
be made up and leave here on Friday afternoon
for Boston, for the steamer.
The Trenton Gazette says intelligence was re.
oeived in that city last evening that the Bank of
Cape May had failed. Some one connected with
the bank had gone of with all the specie funds.
The Directors Of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road Company have declared dividend "a ten per
cent cut of their earnings for the past year, but
payable In the company's bonds at par. The divi-
dend will be paid on the 5th Of April.
A. II. Nicolay will sell at she Merchants Ex-
change on the Gath nst $40 900 seven per cent st
mortgage bonds Of the Fort Wayne and Southern
Railroad Company, In sums of 81 900 each, payable
June lst, 1859. payable in New York, interest pay
able semiannually, at the Office Of the Ohio Life
and Trust Company sThis road extends from
Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Louisville, Kentucky, aud
when completed will be two hundred miles in
length. The road will cross the Ohio river by
means OF a tunnel, for which purpose the Kentucky
Legislature, on the 10th Of March, 1854, gave all
the necessary and most liberal grants, and on
the 9th of May following, the city Of Louis
vile released the right Of way, and for
ever exempted the works from taxation.
The road from Fort Wayne to Muncie-64 miles
was put under contract in March, 1853. This d.
vsion Of the line in connection with the Bsllefon
tame Railroad, forms very direct railway conne,-
ton between Fort Wayne and Indianapolis, and Ia
now nearly ready for the iron. From Tripton, on
the OHIO and Mississippi, and Madison, Indiana
polls and Peru Railroads. to the Ohio river-53
miles-was put under contract April II, 1854; AMI
will also be in condition for the iren by the 1st
of June next. In connection with the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, this section forms line be-
tween Louisville and Cincinnati, twenty-six miles
shorter than the Ohio river. The cross ties for
both divisions are under contract to be delivered
80 as to commence laying the track the LIST of June
next The work, from its earliest common cement
to the present date, has, without any suspension,
been prosecuted steadily from the home means
and credit Of the company, and without the sale OF
single bond; and it is the fixed determination of
the company to move rapidly forward until the
work is completed which Ito, the work under c,n-
tract) it is expected will be accomplished during
the present year.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDgR or TIE sJRR0
j gats OF the County Of Nor YORK ootiss 10 hsrsby
given TO al persons having CHAINS against Jsho Il b
kcCrackan Late Of the oaty Of Nsv Y0et sseohaat DO
ceased TO prcseet the same vita vouchsrs thcrsof "
the asbscrber 81 his ohcs No 81 ObAn5s~s strest II
the aty Of Nsv York bsfors The fsth dsy etJsS
asst 0assd kev Yort. tas 9sta lar o. ysaeAy. 1855
PLlEs J. 5TExsT7. o.h1. A:n-A2-ras~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16
THE TURF.

DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS, HARLEM
III WILLIAM A. BROWNE respectfully aupoune.s 10
Ms friends and the public generally that he hA. nov
completed his extensive improvements At this celebrated
stables winch afford Accommodations TO ali thoas
who NAV avail themselves Of their conveuienoes some
OF the most c,c hratsd racing a1i ronx naxs are nos
in training on his grounds, among Others Of his own are
Wild Irshmsn Little Elsa, Ellen Bstsman, and Flora
Temple which can be daily by persons disposed to
Wait che prsmises The training track and cricket
grounds are now In hns order, and uns1ualsd By
any Others In the country Tbs house hss undsryoas
sxtensive repairs and large additions have ben made
m,hIl Us wha!s oas cf ~ no1. Ser,e-t sgt.b,Sa.
nsStsh Tie verdi
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY, 81 HOWARD sTRRRr-xLLE
~ CAROLINE vEZiENS boys leave TO inform tbs pub
lie that she hi opened her dsnoing acaismy for tho
srucon OF ladies and gentlemen Ia tbs stylish dances
oftho dag schoott or r,sc.7s fye9 ;oeiosk - 70 10
u the evsnlsg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16
POLITICAL.

CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC UNI0S.-BY THE REQUEST
~ OF fifteen members representing ten different wards and In
accordance with thu nton Union spscid and
very important meeting will be held on Friday evening"
March TO- 81 az O'Clock, at Tsnm my Hall.
JOHN CoCHRANE, Presdsat.
l., r. UAaaIsor, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

The Superintendent Of the Banking Department
has given 4ot that the notes Of the Contra! Bank
of this city must be presented at his Office for re-
demp.icn within two years from the 9Th lost. Also
that the notes issued by D. Webb, An individual
banker, (Dunkuk Bank, of Chautauque county3
must he presented within two years from the 9th
| list,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

WET GOODS WET GOODS WET GOODS "A
w word 70 the wise Is sufficient This day barsains may
be obtained in wet linen goods will b offered again
N long time The stock consists Of linen shtinss sud
thcctngs pillow linen, dsmask apkins towels doylors
ALEC quilts cotton shifting and shsetng See Advcrssmsn
IN Times and Tribune under the head Of dry goods An
DREW 9. COLBY, No 81 Third avenus between Niath
and Tenth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO LET OR LEAsE-TnE THREE STORY AND ATTIC
house No. Albion Place Fourth street,, Now York,
rent also the four story houses First street.
Williamsburg between North hrst and North second the
whole or in part With without stores also the four
story houses North first First $500
Apply between 10 and O'Clock to Lewis Hutohinss No
Joh New Nork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO LRT-iN THE UPPER FART OF BROADWAY A
three gtory and bassmsnt brick house. nsary nav ear
tanlns tvsys rocns Ren SO Fer nsrticyac, Ia lprs
Ell REiD. i1 sxth svsnes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO LET-IN BROOKLYN, TO A SMALL GENTEEL
family part of the house 1876 Pearl street. OF
High consisting of three the second foor with
back basement &C. about five minutes walk from Fulton
uure above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

Tbs transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's
,ff a to-dav wara as fo,iowa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO LET-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
house, with Croton water throughout 1t 10 situated in
Thirty seventh street between Second and Third
year Also parts Of houses TO let Apply to L. w F6R
SHAY real estate agent 81 Third from to p NJ
ct 81 avenue c, from to "a. N. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO LET-THE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE NO 49,
Reade street-rent 500; also, No l-rent 5000 also
thetwo story brick house No " Carmne strsetrent s4
suitable fer wortshops ALSO several Offices building No
between 10 and II o'clock to b. HUTCH1NGS 80 John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO LET IN BR0oKLYN-A STORE IN BUSINESS
location % Cranberry street third store from Fulton
street, with nice dwelling apartments. Rent with base.
ment, $3.50 without, 800. Note address
WORK SHOPS TO LET-IN THE NEW AND WELL
w lighted buildings 81 and 80 Centre street Apply at
the Columbian Foundry IS Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO LET-IN THE NEW AND SPACIOUS BUILDING
7G5 Broadway near Ninth street, three studios, suta
BILE for dayuerreoype artist engraving busness posses
sion Immediately ALSO two studios for the LIST Of May In
quire the premises, Of Mr.. Courtois hair dresser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO LET-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE. NO At TWEEN
tysisth street, between Broadway and Sixth avenue
Gas and Croton water. Can be only from IL r.
M after or before that time enquire log West Eleventh
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO LET-NO. As ALLEN STREET. % DOWNING
street 90 Edrdge street (next door to the corner o
Hester street, and 80 West Thirty fifth street For urhe
particulars and permission to examine either Of he sb9y
houses, apply, from IL A. NJ to- r. M to W. j. SINCLAIR
81 wall street. fourth floor. front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO LET-THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE 32i SECOND
avenue to small family without children consisting Of
four rooms on Second floor, third floor kitchen
with privilege in bath ank subcear To be seen be-
tween and o o'clock =. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

PHILADELPHIA HOTEL TO LET.-THE HARRISON
House, No 2so Chestnut street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets completely fitted with convenience
will be let Apply toJ. f. LEANING ST. Nicholas Hotel
l4th, 18th and 10th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

DO0MS, OFFICES, AND STUDIOS FOR ARTISTS
and Others are now ready for Immediate occupation in
the ModAt building, S5 Broadway This edifce contains
hundred apartments all fitted for the accommoda
tion Of business and the learned Apply
WIN. B. MOfFAT, on the opposite side
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

rooms, near Broadway, in Nos Z, g. IL and IS Canal
street. fronting also Elm and Walker streets at very
low rates. Apply TO Mr. GUNDU, engineer I03 Walker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

90 .OOU bio front houses situated in good locstol
cent brokerage will be paid Address Mortgage Horalt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO LEr-THE FOUR STORY HOUSE SITUATED
in FOURTH avenue, No: 3ss between Twenty NTH aud
Twenty sixth streets has all the convenience For further
particulars inquire OF r. JARDNRS l2 Water street or
ct Ao Ninth street after o'clock, +. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO GR0CERS BAKERS AND OTHERs-THE STORE
and dwelling No. 81 Fourth avenue, together with thu
building to let The grocery business has
Quoted the premises for number q years For par
enars apply at No. 1877 West Thirty seventh street
the Eighth avenue,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

Gf OOO "A LIBERAL BONUS WILL DE GIVEN
UO.UUU. for this sum bond and mortgage for Eve
years on building worth $40 900 and insured for that
erected ground of which there unexprod lease OF
twenty years in the most improving locality In this city
This will be found desirable investment Address X r.
Herald Office. week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-16

ITO RENT-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
stone house, in an excellent neghborhood. The rent
will he taken in board of owners family consisting OF only
two perrons Parties intending to premises board
ing house will please not this advertisement Ad
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