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Element with us. She prefers to keep our differ
ences an open question, until Russia is reduced
to peace, and then, perhaps, we shall hear from
her, with the flags Of France and England inter-
twined at the masthead with that Of Her Most
Catholic Majesty.
The Chevalier Webb has been deceived. he
was humbugge1 at his dinner table converse
tions with Lord Clarendon; or why has he not
produced those explanatory letters from the
State Department? Here we have from Mar
cy's official files the specific allegation of a
curious mission" from France; here we have
the Chevalier Wikoff qualified, we dare say, to
prove it; and Clarendons original declarations
concerning bis American balance OF power is
still unretracted. 1t still stands as the official
Cuban manifesto of England and France.
Cool and dispassionate men will now cease to
feel any surprise at the Aix-l Chapelle Cuban
platform. The only surprise is that it should
have been SO abruptly abandoned, even by our
present vacillating and imbecile administra-
ton, with all the facts of this Soule correspon-
dence before them, and many more that have
not yet seen the light. Still the question re-
ours, what is to be done? 1t is clear as the sun
that If we fail to enforce settlement with
Spain, in advance Of a peace with Russia, we
must succumb to Clarendon's balance Of power,
or, sooner or later, fight it out. To act nov is
to enforce our own plan of peace upon the Allies;
to delay is to hazard the fierce alternative Of
war.
For its own sake, for the sake Of its betrayed
and scattered party, for the sake of the country
and for the sake OF peace, in good faith, and in
full view Of our weighty responsibilities in
this present crisis, we call upon the admins
tration to act, and to commence its action by
converting an extra session of Congress, to en-
force, without further delay, q full and final
settlement with Spain. Action! Action!
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CHANGE or HOUR The steamships for Norfolk, Peters
burg ard Redmond will hereafter leave at O'Clock p
NJ, instead of3 The aew arranse commences With
Ire Jamestown today
LLxwDA-Ihe bark Ricot Owned by Dovaie Il Co., OF
New 1ors ia 20 be launched froc, the yard Of Mr. f.
Williams at ~ O'Clock p NJ to-day. She Il 100 feet
kse ~ feet BEAM and ~ feet hold she Is full cooer
bu fer speed, and IL TO trade betweec New York and
the Spap III Man,
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Operatives Strike In Manchester.

BosroN, March %, 1915.
hecperatves strike at Manchester still continues add
row absorbs nearly the entire force Of the mills 4, I'D
probably several thousand persons The agents refuse
give In and the strikers marching through the streets
One procession, Thursday afernoon, headed by.
large cav4lcade IRE companiesin uniform bands
Of music, females carrying banners 30. Toe strikers
out in large numbers, and the streets were vast
Of people. Such excitement was n.ver before
seen there The the mills say tina. "a. re- IL no
profit In going on with manufacturing, aud that
they have nc objection to stop for a while
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Nrw BRrSswicK, y, 8, March %, 1856.
The House OF Assembly has passed the Liquor blu, by
vote OF n 20 H. IL very stringent prohibiting aot
only the sae o. liquors, but their importation with
out debate, 81 received the sanction OF tue other
branches Of he legislature II goes into operation on
the FIRST OF January next
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SURGEON FoR THE RUSSIAN SrR7rcR-Dr L.
Ress Of Nofristo-p, viii sail for Europ. tns way
for the purpose o. tnt.rsg the Rue s.rvi.e as sur
spop He tste- with him number % reconuendapoas
among them one m the Russian Minister At Wa,ai,s
n.--PhaadsipAia i'ennsy,uan,an, karch q
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II III E l. A T Il 8 II N e w 8
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGaAPHs.
Non.Arrlval OF the Atlantic.

Non-Arrival OF the Atlantic.
SANDY Hook, March 23-l2 p NJ.
The steamship Atlantic has not yet made her appear
of this point. She is thirteen and hah days
out from Liverpool. Wind light and blowing from the
westward. Weather clear.
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The ship HarLaway Ashore

VHNhLL'IuNl March q, ls.5.
The chip HArksvay, from Liverpool for this nor, Ia
ashore or Cape Romaine, aqi II Is feared vii mol cot
o. se has cargo Of 1000 sacks Of alt Ia.ar.s 4,
ISvtruooi
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NoRHofE, March 2, 1875.
The Rrsraen ship Mischief from New yors for B.,,p.
put in kere today, with the loss o. her riren mat
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Circulation OF the New York Herald for q
Week ending March ~.


Cur patrons win please bear in mind that in order to
snabe to have edition printed and distributed in
proper in the morning. it LIS necessary that ad
vsTtsements should be handed in at early hour
~ day previous possible and especially before nine
o'clock in the evening
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ARRIVAL OF the SOUTHERN MAue--MORE DEATHS
IRON THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL PITS KxPLoslos.
BALTIMORE March q. 1855.
b tie arrival 81 the Southern roai, a. late A An.
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DkTRDu, March 20. 1855.
BENJAMIN r. Kercheval Eco. one OF our most nyomi
psnt citizens, ditd thss morning.
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Emigration to Kansas Territory.

emigration To Kansas Territory.
LEXINGTON, No., March g. 1885,
Ten thousand actual residents have gone to Kans.s
rom Missouri. They win be there BY the day Of cleo
ion.
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than the power to drive 1t back. Moreover, all
through Germ'ny, the wonderful history of the
United States has been read this many year !;
and many, living quietly, almost contsntedly,
without political rights of any descriptions
have learnt to envy and admire the nation
whose citizens govern themselves without
kings6 Or dynasties, and thrive better than any
monarchy in existence. The continental gov
ernments are not ignorant of the existence of
the people in their dislike of the European,
their preference Of the American system, by
setting themselves in opposition to the latter.
They had rather assume o sort of friendliness
for the United States, and by joining in cele-
bration to Washington, strive to borrow tinge
of liberality reflected from his memory. "You
see," will the Austrian government say to its
malcontent subjects, "what capital friends we
are with the Americans; would that be possible
if our systems of government were as opposite
as You supposef"
Calculations doubtless to be allowed for
largely in estimating the causes of the fste at
Paris. Still, whatever Of meanness, calcula-
ton, policy may have entered into this or that
mans motives, we have a robust faith that so
far from helping the despots, it will tend to
spread o wholesome reverence for republican in
situations in Europe. If De Tocqueville would
choose the place of Washington in place Of any
other of the great men who have left eternal
memorials; if Guizot revered the name Of Wash
ington above all others, his deeds the work he
inaugurated cannot be wholly prescribed. If
it was right and praiseworthy in him to drive
the British army out of America and found
free republic, how much more SO for the Italians
to drive out the Austrians, the latter their
Hspsburgs, the Poles their Russian masters, the
English their aristocracy, the French whatever
smacks of dynastic establishments
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THE BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR--THE GOVERNMENT Or
GAN NO ORGAN--TBE REASON OF THE REsIGNA.
TON OF MEssRs. BUCHANAN, MASON AND soULE,
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NJ LaRsosr. rAsfs Axp Loxpox rHyg,uln
vi. sd sfyesx ss,Av - Ne ~Nselss Atvs~r srs1 nsS.
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b. - o. = seEss3 81 ~ Kssssesss eorrss ssy.
n N II A. NJ u s1s from 70 sF. ~ snlsys sSs~sss<
Ir<-s VI 6sssnss wrasa W mai AID .sprs.s ws ssses
wy efAs papers m ftsntnutn4ng ~ T. saf 40 ws~As
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A. IL ts hsA. vt<1sss< sSt rss~ u NJ, ~ a. NARROW
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MATRDMoSIAI..

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN FROM TfR SOUTH. Is YEARS
n 81 afe, win g0cd income, wishes - a
pondence Win AZ nelhgent young ady 81 prsposaag ap
address a. q. ~, Herald oftee.
MATRfaoNfAL OFFICE. 70 MADISON eTRgKT COR.
wi per u caharine Those wishing form matrimonial
alliance, vii hnd 20 bcr advantage b. eanR or Ad4ressBx
posi PAID Mr. Prtwsisr, who has opened matrimonial
gistsf Whereby any Afy or gsDsrnan may
selves partner for life. without IA vups.sang
Alternative o. advertising 10 cypress their xisis Parses
ssnd heir real residence. busnes r~lereao
cumssnrss rtquisss Ar ~kih VIII be erehsngeA Eyery
ns concerning letters ~ interviews setiy COO Seua Al
syplcato1s must eoatAla pos;Ase stamp.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


FALL AND wISTKR ARRAsGEMEST-TnE Favor
will for Port Monmouth. Red Bank, Shrewsbury
Brsnch from ne 100 o. Murray street pier daily al O'Clock
w. On te arrival q the boa, Al Peri Monmouth stages
her return she Will leave Port Monmouth TX A. " Pas
senger- ior his route will md ~ far
cIps any by which hey can sesk Aooon1np
L'oR KY PORT AND FORT HAMrlTos-rHR STEAM
boa KEY PORT leaves Murray pier daily, o3gn
dsya eIcepsed ~ O'Clock r. M add Ksy Pm 0coct
M.
NrEw YORK AM Tprp RRuRoAn-IRRlS Gg
~ for Tie State Pair " ne New Y0rk Awrieu
lurai Society. 70 be held a, ElIlra, October aui s. 3
burnR DE week commencing oc- trains viii aavc be
Durknt ard bunsio express, ., 60 Az
Nat, ~ esi5 A. ".
MI erTress, a. $50 Y "
ADd special train - ea9 r. ~ or fur days sa9ny o.
Ickst vii b. sold 70 Elfnira and resarn good lne as
and spscal trains. st one hall be regular are.
Live ftrk SID articles fo s4hgiku wi ~ ranspg~t "
Ibis privilege, freight BE- pad feTery ~ ne
fock or transportation and he same vii ~ rcfunie
reurn q hem ~ ne psfie. n eafee pfot.ax propes
~ hefeoi bAs mo- been changed lave aOk r,J1
yered 4 ne eDnisnys ceo = b.sssn 'hrcs miles frsn
-. G. MoCAlfJA 0.DcfAi eaver3n,eo1eas
cUSDAY TRIP TO sKwBCRG, wysTPOisr AND
Iarry'owu, sing Sing Hafverttras, Nefp Po Cst
we'll Wei poin ard ooN sprag eprhaK i Anos street.
ssve ficu u Jay street even sasasy srnsng A. ~
rceck tgr 10 above paoes, retarfnz viii sewBnrs
yyyEsTHRs TRAvgf--IvPoRTAsr-- iTrDsoS RIyyp
w Railroad nps Chafnseys ssrses
s,s. :, ~ soassssns :, Aanr NJ, ee ssw Yt
A ~. Fares RID 3re1 n All places Deygo1 bnaso 49, Esra
non Bridge ne zane ~ ~ Steamboat g0as NsN rort
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAygrs csKDs oy yygsr DyscKIrrfoH ron
sss Enlao Gard hssuf>nory, III sss1 fY1 OvusA
HfaAfsay. inftsnx ssss a<A dv1bte hea<ns
ernarrsss ara psn ALL F.ssA o<s.s savev<~ sSvaiS
~ sfo e&Tfs. 90 sss~<ssc AAz UArrakA1
ssAsS eItrs@sl, ~ t<~4l1a
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ocULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

(ARDy-DR. WHEELER. ocrLisr ~ BROADWAY
~ def0ses ta attention N<~Asss n sotb ~ ~
mild wcstm~rt ehrD1e nfsmnstcn AZ ~ eysn8s ~
eyes, ~ sHsrt1ahy car~ rsus spesss A. Fsnaevr
Ia. sysx GssTscd
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DENTISTRY,

GEORGE y. sCHAFFER, DENTIST, 2B HUDSON
" street, Broome Established ls4l. Mr. g. has
he pst onrtsen years been engaged 10 furnishing TO den
ss ~ New York and Its vicinity artificial teeth
bali less han usually charged their patents and Is now
furnishing ihe same styc az work (Which Tor beauty qaasy
OF uty cauno be surpassed 10 he public upon she SANE
hrn AZ hefeoicre charRet 70 dentists Persons wan, II
nuhcA Teen are respectfully solicited cali before MAX
engagements elsewhere lie viii be happy u exo.Iu
his system 20 Al who may favor him with acal CORES
pending reucen upon all other opersisns ornertd 'b
he profession. Icrus-invariabiy cash.
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Drcoppss pRacTfcY- HOTfcY or EErOvtf.-TRR
X s,,fs,.~ssf fsrnssY q rlF1 VIA ENwff - fAfs xr4
80 e.As .is sgrrsops u e1s tv Drs esepesAsn "a
49, -, ~ t.Ax - Nks tesea&rs4siy
- ~ si - sg an9 1sgsnnnE fpswDs A. 80 brd
-. ~, - r.ys fvaees ue 1steyt " 81 ro.1.
49, s.srsrss n rfasf smf Ae vio hsrs bssN $500 ~
Gss,.sv~s srtlsas. sie te1ss crfrnfy snt Ss~
$50 - hsFirs ssr rssed sSseisliy. nasnss
- sAist dfy ray sffeaf Hs sfesstst oe~stshrs
~, rsas noffIfi ~ Ma n Fkf ahdes Eeegt tifassif
sg-slsf ia % ssAf re- al Scout r.ates~ snai.
49,. trfFe1a rssf lAAse ss1salbls E<~~ns cGss esFrf
setacs sfy csNy. GhxsKss 4lMs fu1fsrs~ AL ~
ssrsA rtrtrsr ysen " ever snss&se~ 80 a
,3sssia gal arrufnicas knd xsfrcs ta<s.ss
sfrfslr NJ fasrr snd ngrosf sciso<s a AL
Nss4 st.nfNy s11rsssf1f Treslsfk1f ~ -
80 feNt1 1Answs rrxn<xis pr<~
hvmtag y. NsaNoND. D.. Eurreas.
skar ~ MsescN nfesuNst.a - ~ KGleu." A. 49,
~. sf rroa6rsf. sgg1lss t. .s.4s&s Lg..
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EXTRA PAY.


DDtNTY ND--sfsfNb ron BOUNTY LAND, rrwS
ID A. sDreessfsiJ prsssesiei ~ As sisrrsbsf
wla Leng IL t.s@essn n reunft ~ftissu~ ~ SRI
da5hg ~ 4 isis lbs sre.a f-Sasis ~ s...fosj
Va. - ct.aAlss1 streea, oyye~ss th~nDsra
E1TEh rtr-skTT BOUNTY LAsD AND "kxy8
IL Pay nr<s~tsfs estrs psy' asd kaisneep
~ Gss ~ uuisd AR eHoys. 10 al
10 les st1gst stf bsrs pfcsupy psah~f and rssd.
RDwAED bLrEtl.
Iss4l lsA Pure, o. = ss.r, saA An@xpsy ssA
a~aaa 10 81 tAs. q Ws0 anmL
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j mail steamers.-Ths ships composing this limo are
the following
ATLANTIC, Capt. west BALTIC, Can't Comstock
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ADRIAfYC, Capt -.
These ships have been built by contract expressly
government service Every has been taken In their
construction as also IN their engines ensure strength
and speed and their accommodaonSfor passengers
unequaAed Tor elegance And comfort Price Of passac
second d. e6 exclusive OF extra size room
1895 from Liverpool To New York, 80 and 20 guineas
scared until paid for.
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TOT TtIKht or paAshRe Apply 10
EDW. X. COLLINS No. 90 Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY h CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENkARD CO., 81 Austin FriArs London
b. G. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co, Paris.
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of these ships viii not be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie jewelry precious stones
metals unless bills OF dng signed therefor and te
value thereof therein expressed
Shippers please take notice that the ships Of this line
eannet carry any goods contraband OF war.
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sEIIPPING.

TyOR LivERPOOI-UNyTED STATES NAH. STEAM.
II ship BALTIC. Jos. J. Comstock, commander.-Tias
steamship depart with the United STATES mails Zoe Europe
positively on wednssday Oct Ct u o'clock M from her
unequaed accommodation for elegance apd comfort apply
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 50 Wall street.
Passengers requested TO be on board by O'Clock
Shippers please take notice that Tho ships Of Tits line cannot
through the Post olce any others will be returned The
steamship Pacific will succeed the Baltic sail Oct IT,
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BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE-THREE MINUTES
IA walk from the ferry, in Brooklyn. II kept by
English family and has about respectable boarders
and will accommodate 30. Price $500 for furniture Rent
street.
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A GOOD CHANCE-A LEASE, GOOD WILL, AND FIX
"A lures OF paint shop for sale, lease five years.
derate located OF Grand and Broadway
soon the present wishes to leave for the West
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Il enst hs pfAeics " ors eAss 81 fssass rab ~ -
trssff han erty ,hcaaNff lglt
cffnnrs The remedies MID sna 80 rep e psssrt
for business sfpc~e hun " Sssezl1o shis y 49, -
cshi bsfs care ~ tvsnsy fgvr bosrs ~ NaMs
csfss STATE hat many have tees dssFet ~ ~ pr
Rises ~ csyait sas1iap& and tsen ngsres ~ tfAss %
t4as are respectfully nyfsf CAL nr Esf ace - ssefs
4 ~ cbstss for e1snsal- stiofs. ...., $500. :.
many yesrs 70 ~ ises H~ts&l. s1~~ u " fes
Cause sff Cure n1ansIrUf pA<f ".
Gffr. q HAtler Nrfst. re&f bty&aNfys
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To THE PuBiIcThe Academy Music will be opened
the first OF October for OF forty performances during
which IN addition The yorl,e italian hereto
fore presented Meyerbcers operas, the "uyneno" PRO
phc Eoic du Nord,n and other novelties viii b. produced
with magnnccncc OF mise correctness VI costume
and artistic excellence equal 20 e standard already established
at the Academy.
WIN artists Of distinguished reputation In this country and
~ Europe efficient orchestra the direction Max
MarerekJ increased chorus, and hls
part thai effort sha be render Opera worthy
Of liberal patronage III. director confidently appeals
public, and TO the good will the press, hls
endeayor 10 give the lyric drama permanent foohod Ia this
community.
There WIN be three regular performances In each week.
the evenings OF Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
An Opera VIII also be every Saturday FOR tho
especial accommodation nvads child
rem schools and others unable unwilling attend evening
performances.
The price admission farqucte md First Circle Il fixed
nj two dollars No charge viii be made for securing places
advance.
The boxes Of which eight have been added the
circle VIII be- sold for tho season, for nights
each week ~ the season. reduction tho price OF
admission varying according 20 location and number OF seas
Applications for boses DO made person.
letter, 81 10 Academy, from o'clock A. ~ ocos r. ~
from thls date. wM. Ii. PAINE.
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A HAT AND CAP sTOEE AND MANDATORY FOR
"A sale situated in nourishng village half hours ride
from the city by The business Is established with
large numbero customers and the opportunity offered
"a Nassau
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DARN FOR SALEM HIGHLAND TOWN, SULLIVAN
IL counry, N. " 5000 zS II Ia worth the
or miller much many farms that have been sold for
$1,000 and $1,000. There heavy good
DAM best place for grst mill In the Town; house, barn,
wagon and blacksmith shop Apply tJ. yANDERBILT'S
IS Fulton street.
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4 cARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES TO THE
"A citizens o. New York and brooklyn that his academy viii
on Monday 2h for private Instruction penAnshp
bookkeeping eiocuon Cxens aud stranger. arc
call during the day and evening" without
Cards containing particulars be had the rooms 362
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH
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eCE0 FOR SALE--THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIX
pow lures of tea and coffee store, situated of
the most business In this city, and doing large and
rapidly increasing business and must positively be sold this
week. Apply al 2s9 Broadway, room 10.
Sinners & TAYLOR.
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Com WILL BUY A BUSINESS PAYING s25 A
ROOO. week. the business established, aud has 1900 10
$500 cash customers together with the horse and
all appertanng to the establishments viii be sold $500
Early application win this chance
HOWES d FKOBISHER, "a Nassau street.
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CARR'S REAL ESTATE REGISTRY OFFICE, 43 MAS
~ sreetJusi registered for SALE IA houses In Brook
n price " 800 70 also four houses In Thirty second
street price y oO to 80 5O0 Also fine place at Rye Neck
5000; one a. u 800; also, farms in Wescheser county
Long Island and New Jersey For particulars address
Of owners and applicants call at the office and
registers which are free TO all without charge. Property
"a. Mto6P.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

L,OR sALE-oNE LOT ON BROADWAY, NEAR FORTY.
seventh street. running through TO Seventh two
fourth street. between Fourth and Fifth
each 25xl00 Also the desirable four story English
house No. So East Thirty street and three story
and basemen, brick house South Ninth street, Williams
burg; both contain all the modern improvements For par
iculars apply 10 J. 5. PAYNE 4 CO.. 2U4 Green street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

4 RARE CHANCE--FOR SALE, THE LEASE, STOCK,
IA and fixtures OF grocery In the best locations
IN the upper part the city the for selling the
h going into other business Inquire in the liz West
Thirty third street, corner of Durham place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

ITO FfoFFEIf HOLDERS AND OftffHH isTfht<T.
i "a 10 improved rial eatNie=fhf ssssrs1ssf rer.f
merchant, f0f pe,o ~ nnous - years r.fs1 ~ D q
cy having Nrsf rrNSfai stf~sDFs W ~ sins. .sns.
aNng AMI EsfefRl " real ss1as
siderable saais h,ns~d hAsin3 lrsure, a~sisogs
70 meet Sh agency phAi soul hi 10
orcgpisd ins A0ufesl.rnis ots riy xArsi~
Inf VITO want - hsse mir properly -s Asrn s-ss ~ all
have h NJ pfOsc6s ~ hef frns rfpty refnts1 " sr
dssns ~ n bills ~ efehanEs ~ EafoF.. nay -
qufed The goat uustssprou4tic rfsteers % ssn,y,
nfesTfy and fesfoEsiiy. Arplsilaus male shf.lgh D.
EtAns fosass Al law ~ sassas street. Will receive prompt
atsDfon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

LNOR SALOON MURRAY HILL ONE OF TH0ST
beautiful style brown stone houses the north sid
Thirty sixth street. between Lexington and Fourth
Of the pleasant streets Ia the city built by days work
In the best manner, with all the improvements Inquire
the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

T,OR sALE-THE NEW STEAMER DIAMOND STATE,
propeller OF the following dimensions viz. length 100
feet breadth, % feet depth, feet. WIN stow about I20
bb She s low fitted out under the late law,
10 accommodate sixty passengers. Apply TO THOMAS
MURPHY, Steamboat Inspector, IS North Wharves
JOSEPH 4. PALMER 90 North Water street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

EHoR sALE-yAIUA ABLE TENEMENT PROPERTY. AD-
vantageously located In Brooklyn third cash. balance
mortgage several farms for sale and exchange Twenty
1--WE houses of grades In New York and vicinity
sale and exchange easy terms
MCMAHON, i76 Chatham street.