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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-30

Syrian notions of Wedicai Skill
"A doctor is thought nothing Of
here unless he resorts to violent re-
medles was told a curious anec
dole OF sol diSdM doctor, who ac-
qulred great reputation in Beilan.-
lie was much gwen to administer
ing emelics, and having a very de-
licate patient, restored as usual to
lhis method of cure, leaving IN the
hands ol the PATIENTS brother three
strong doses Of emelic, which he di-
recled should be administered at ia
lervals of three hours. The brother,
finding the first powder had no i'm
medial' effect gave the remaining
two within five minutes, The re-
sui, was violent sickness, succeeded
by spasms and cramp, which in
few hours terminated fatally. Next
day the doctor was astonished 10
learn, on inquiry, that his patient was
dead, and evlnced his concern in his
face. Never mind, said the broth
err, il was so fated but, Mashala I!
you are great doctor the m cdicine
YOU gave never ceased operating all
the moment Of my brolher's death.
1t was a tine medicine, and # it
couldn't cure him, nothing earthly
could.'-NeaPs eight gears ia
Syria.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-30

such is the prevailing opinion. Still,
| shall not consider the mallerns GER
tain until the election is over.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-30

The Saints in the Wilderness.
According to the last adyces from
Utah, the Salt Lake Saints were ex-
periencing the effect OF financial
crisis. Some of the brethren sent
out TO expedite the emigration, had
run Governor Brigham into debt a.
bout fifty thousand dollars, which
shows that Utah is ia good credit
The holders of the drafts called on
the leader, hunted him up for the
cash before" as he expressed it,
they could find time to shave their
boards, " which troubled him So much
that he went incontlnen,ly and prea-
ched sermon on the subject, his
text being, " from this time forth do
not fret thy gizzard." In this curl
Gus address he declared that he will
pay them when he can, and not be-
fore. The poor, he said had got
the money, they must have conf
dence and wait. Brigham does not
appear tc have any desire to repudi-
ate, for he offered, at the conclusion
of his address, TO sell sixty thousand
dollars worth of property to pay off
these claims at the same time he
gave many hard hat to the brethren
who still owed the church. He wan
ted these persons TO aDOStatlZe. for
they were sure, he said, TO take adj
vantage Of their brethren aud leave
IN the end. Brigham seems to have
a vein Of hard common sense IN his
mental composition, which answers
admirably Tor the control of the
community which surrounds him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-30

"A hCntlyhuOte 4hNN.-A CORE
spondent of the Kentucky States
man gives the following sketch OF
an old citizen in Pulaski county,
named Ellah Deny, who is perhaps
the oldest man IN Kentucky:
He was lis years of age on the
10Th OF September, and is as active
as many men of forty. lie works
daily upon farm, and throughout
his whole lie he has been an early
riser. He informed the writer that
lie had never drank but one cup Of
coffee, and that was IN the year 1913.
He served seven years IN the war OF
the Revolution, aud was wounded
AT the siege of Charleston he was
also at the siege of Savannah, and
at the battle Of Eulaw Springs He
was also present at the battles OF
Camden, Kings Mountain, and
Monks Corner he served under
Col Horny and Col. Marion, aud was
an eyewitness Of the suilerings and
death OF Col. Isaac Hayne Of South
Carolina, an early victim of the re-
volulion. He is sprightly aud active
and would be taken at any time To
be man of middle age lie is a
strict member of the Baptist Church,
and rides SIX miles to every meeting
of his church. He has four sons and
five daughters, all living, the eldes,
being now in AIS seventy-eighth and
the youngest in his fif,y-6rst year
Such rs brief sketch of this aged
soldier and republican, who is per.
haps the only surviving solder OF
Francis Marion, Sumpter and Hor
~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-30

y.ma.4.v,i.,at i.'s as "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-30
The Way to Fortune.

Let the poor boy, after reading the
following fact, never despair of making
respectable living
A gentleman was once walking
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-30

TERMS 80 cash in advance So tpal
ne,, Iot .nsIetn tdvance ,iutercstuiways cqarse
from the oud ottho yealt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

MATRN0NTSL-A WEALTHY YOrxs Ggyr.E
Ix man, 20 years cid and moderately god loosing
vbbss 70 form an scqusintanc~ With yosnx laiy not
oNr ~ 81 good conn~ctoB and srspro1<bsoss eksrAa
Ter. she must b possssssd 81 pleasing .pp~sfAnos,
,ssy addrs., ssd q good sda1s;ion - Obi ffUD
ist 70 fsef lnebss. Address A v, uaion - aars
Ioss OGss hhb er<d ttat no1s ssn his vbs
.,s sci Essripesispy iEslpsa, a. ~ y. writes IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

TAsT OFF CL0THfSs WANTED -GESrI.EMLN
~ having any left on wearing apparel 10 dispose Of
In large or small quantities. shall receive the very high
est price for them By applying addressing THOMAS
D .0Nkos tpl Pearl STREET betsesn CITY Han place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

|tAsT OFF CJOTHTNG-s2,ooo WORTH WANTED
~ The highest prcs literally given and cash paid In
current money Gentlemen wishing 10 dispose OF large
small lots respectfully requested 10 address cal
70 JAMES koRoNEY, IL Baxter Formerly Orange
street, near Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

ISOR sALE-TwO FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY AND
IL basement brown stone front houes 20 by 80, lots
% feet inches Deep with all the modem improvements,
situated at So and 90 East Thireth street. between
Fourth and Lexington avenues Inquire OF JOHN w.
FIELDER, No. 60, next door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

THOR sALE-THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
Il house $50 East Broadway, between Rutgers and JEFF
ferson The extension Of Walker street
viii make 1t the corner. Part OF pdrchase money
remain II desired. Apply to 8. s. BROAD, 10 Wall st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

ErOR sALE-A LOCOMOTIVE LATHE SEVEN FEET
II three inches swing, weighs about nine tons. In
quire 1t 2o3 Centre street, corner Howard, for
z. X. DAVIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

u DR wARHEE, GRAD AN 90 TTIE ROYAL COL
~ lego Of raIs.ons q dublin aba k1insssyB, say
S.,hsra. t,ams ~ a.li, I.s'-,. 80.
the country attended g. - tsnal
Dk WARD uNY0ifTl SATg0 YTsiI'sD- PRICK on
IL With booa-s last -hAt thess sAs: -ho have
.sa s,. ..,a ar - a. 80 e. .s q
street yoa gill md ~ Ward ktissslsg. sstsut.
rooms for paiishis Adrie. gfaia ~. T. Canal street,
one door from Broadway
nh WARDS wonAs : FiuYsD-rHg n,5 ffUPI
raiion o. rsdcins 81 bi,ei 81 female
~ssihss' riisssi one - csssi s'fsst.
nh oOBIgIT 70 DIANE srHEI Nay W COS
~ ,slisi vtih eonhas 90 "a Irtss disease Ffem
h Trss, sJ~fsnrs ~ tyssty fsst ysafs IN sassh
Of tts pFoissslon he gaaftsss sp~sAy snd rsrms
psni eunss rs usaisri : - san. a. fAst pfsstssA
fssuy epr,d ~ -rr. C's 6igbgzs psstpb~r ~ ms
Me- 1ofk uErsrsliy vifh other tsatl as sf Ess
ehAlaei't NAY eo"st "a - esles.
nR JOHNSON, y DCAAE sIftiI. f4s IT1F1
IL ~ more sarss ~ disease than any ogLsr D.
man IN Nsu Tcft ~ q usAfnsnt 4 tSA a.
ussfuos, hh rts& 90 A.. partially bar
tnf ran - faf'h ~lhrgt fsaf ~ fs,~slon. O.
EoSsrs's, aA1 tho nosfy fsfas5sG ssafs fals
l. 20, rrsn.
nR OoOPIy, "a DIANE rfKo1, 20 uOs.En.
~ 70 tbs elursns - ~ Yea az "a most -
I'll pfsgiilDnsr 10 private fsssasss this cs4niy
t~ss, ~, ssll eoBsintss = ~ ssnssi<d 81 hs do
rsIls'fng NJ ss,ortsnats as1 giyins cas.ei.te.
al eases sS1'rtai'n. - 20 sssrg @s1s
nR HDkTps, NO Z Diyi-tos s1I1sI, sEw YOsN,
IL % lonR sod 'arythit t69sn " a. tsbLei NAP -
sosssli4d ~ hls olt ssistL hss So -bsrs bs has
ysscsis 10 ks speciality 'f SO last t-ssty fesr yssrs
sEa mad. ihta asy 0ihss .sn ~ sliy 10
many ssi4h>.s - psfsoss sons.eeisf isfssshs, ssss
81 whlfh 10 has Ysrnsskn " refer - a. b~gessfsr.
Chsfgss usotsrsis sad Al eass gaarant~~T
Csstion-ky Ereat tsss1r Hanisr red 1fep Gao s.ly
- hal a. sbovs rrles o. Cal sni g., ths hssl,sr q
Health
Mt ilEE0NT, Parts AND LONDON PrYWIIg
wi ssS t~rgen, ssisgr q "a. sMsaiesl q d. A.
ussis Nc snrisf " mah - sspr-ss, W HE rartisu
tfsetics sns AZ a. HssEs street corner a by~mfw.y
iron ~ 70 A. n, sEd stssP.N
n OTlcx-ADyicE 10 TfsE AFFLICTED gOg EHyU
~ ratsn. rtl0s, fsvss snd sxs. HsTtts
~ - forwarded for suy n tks sbsvs d3sss<ss wkA
have lees provef sb1 kn0wn 70 ~ ~ ooiy smeA
s>vs - Dss< Th@y OH ~ fos ~ssssd v s.y stf.
en As reessts litter coat~ininr Afty essss ~ post
sgs ,ssmts, eastnT p@xti<1isrs ~ Pfofsssv ssvsa,
pSo&1vNy ross em1s p<st pa L<sNrs sss..r.d "a
msSAtly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

T,OR sAIE-THE STOCK, LEASE AND FIXTURES
liz Of an old established grocery; OF the FIRST
stands in Brooklyn good chance for with small
capital the has two stores and must sell
Irquire Of Hudson avenue and Bolivar street,
corner Of Prince and Johnson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16


(,0RP0RATioE NOTICE -DEPARThKsT OF NJ.
~ pairs and Supplies. February 10. 1895 10 Build
srs-ksal.d proposals. w b. received a. tte one. ~
the Commissioner % Repairs AMI supplies ~ , ely
Hall, basrmeni, Until TasseSy 27th lnstAGt, st ~
O'Clock AT which tine they will b. opened accord
with The nd,d charter 81 ssJ for 80 building
~ the foowLg bousts kc for the corporation 81 the
city Of New York n IN, " -
house fer the ass 81 iif's e. No w.
] - tfbrIs Co No. 90
+" - Lnyne Go. No :.
Lrgins %. 70. ~
4" liosg aud IAadaer Co. 10. ~
Alao for house for ths % tbs Third district 20
lice station.
The plumbing Of The Eighteenth uAfd station b0Iss
The plumbing - the Union marxat, And The tlsis
around Jefferson mRTkpt
Tho plans and ,psch al on. d all the aboss work 70
quirsd 20 be cone sns inform aon In regard hereto
b. hsd al the once al Superintendent ~ Pahne
ho.s carriage for the use u Hose Company Ne. ~.
The plans and specifications ~ the L0s carriage b.
o, the once u ihs Chief Engineer, - Bksbsth
street Plank estimate. Tor al Of the sbo,s
be- had At either once.
~ B-Tbs C0mmlssi0nsr reserves tho right 70 ~ oct
all any 81 the estimates deemed for The strssi 81
the corporation. BARTHOLOMEW - pUHDY
Commlsslnner Of Repairs and supplies.
IpROroeAfs-oFTfCE og mr. cOyTtsSORs ~ rHE
II Alnsbouss, hev lofs Feb ., isss,--ro carpenters
and kssons TeAIed protosas vii - received By the
Governors 81 the AlEshoaas ct thsir 0n.ss Hytunda
and mAson's veTt and srAls Tor sdeslon 10 Ia
made "a the Asyum for IA oi Children on HAndAls 10
land. The plans and sp.eesions fOr tho Aso,s 10
al this once wbsfs farther information bs 90
rsspcnsbs parties a. security for tho psrfo~Bas>s ~
the contract and the Governors ths ght a.
lsetng add all offer. deemed by then ssvsHia
gsoss 10 The department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

TNOR SALEM ST. Marks PLACE, NEAR SECOND
IL avenue, superior mo3ern built free stone front
house and lot, running through 70 Ninth street, with
stable attached Tho property very desirable for
gentleman residence, investment as the pro-
perty win be sold 1t bargain Address J. H. b. Her
AID Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

TNOR sAIE-A Two STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,
II In Spring street Broadway neat three story
sick house, In Thompson street three story brick
house in Twenty sixth street. for s. 600 fine cottage
house and full lot In Forteth street. for 50o also 200
houses for sale In every part Of the city, and number
Of modern brown stone front houses, from $500 70
$1,000 Apply TO A. SERGEANT, is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

TyOR sALE-THE LEASE OF lot NO. l3I ANTHONY
II street. Lease win expire August !, 1860,
newal Lot Is about twenty two feet front and rear
and about sixty feet Deep ALSO the lease OF lot No. II
Centre street. of Anthony Lease will expire Nov
l. 1860; buildings TO be paid for lease given. Lot
twenty nine feet front and rear and about sixty feet
deep Apply at No. $50 Tenth street. door east Of
Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

T,0R sAIE--Ar A GREAT BARGAiN.-A CHANCE
II seldom met with now offers itself 10 any one who
would like 70 purchase first class restaurant ellgbly
situated on Broadway. Furniture and fixtures all for
sale, and cheap and very accommodating terms The
saloons attached sumptuously fitted mp, and the
business 10 largely remunerative, and be in
creased 20 any amount The present proprietor will SELL
other business requires his whole personal attention
Rent exceedingly low For fun particulars inquire Of tho
superintendent Of Trinity Buildings, Ill Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

TTOR sAIE-A POPULAR RESTAURANT AND SALOON
IL on Broadway, in good business Location the best
and will be sold a. great sacrifice, applied for this
day, the propretors about leaving the city Price
$3.50 Apply TO NJ b. FRANCIS, los Washington esrnsr
Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

TcOR sALE-Two NEW FeUs STORY BRICK HOUSES
IL lS and SO Wert Twenty sixth street, fifteen feet
nine nches front and by sixty feet deep, wi b
dern improvements. For terms apply at $50 Tenth
street. one door east Of Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

DIOR sAIE-ITyE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
II stone houses, with English basements viz: four
the south side OF Seventeenth street. Rutherford
place and one opposite uare These houses
contain all the modern Improvement Inquire at I32
East Seventeenth street. from 20 A. M or from 70
az p. M and at 2i2 Pearl street. frocn IL 10 r. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

HtASH BUSINESS FOR SALE-THE STOCK AND
~ good win of dry goods store, in OF the best
situatlons in Broadway with FIRST class patronage
and which sells a. large profits articles Of its
faeture viii be sold in whole in part unusually
advantageous terms. Address box 2,373 Post Office,
WITT real name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

M ETR0POIITAN THEATRE.-BUFFALo, FEB, a.
ltl Mr. Harry Seymour viii play this week -sbyloct,
scaramouch Tom Topree Hercules, Sir Giles Overrcach
0rson, Ion Quasimoco, oDonohue, sir f. Mortimer and
Re Monstre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16
IoR sALE--oNE OF TIIE BEST rARms M MIDDLE.

il county, New Jersey, containing 23llS acres Of
6rst rate land, situated ct Fresh Ponds and being an
equal distance three miles) from the Camden and Am.
boy, and Philadelphia and Jersey City railroads. and
seven miles from New Brunswick. The apple orchard
ecptsipa about 90 acres, all In bearing; 10 In
peach, not yea IN Its prime, with variety Of pears,
ounces cherries and other small fruit About 10
Of woodland, consisting OF hickory, oak and chssnuA
The balance eli arabic and In good OF e1tvaton
The buildings are, large and modern built dwelling
With 10 rooms barn. stable and al others tina.
sary. There 10 also extensive cider works and dis.
uery capable OF making So 600 bushels Of fruit the
SEASON. There 70 also hne mineral spring the pre-
misses. Terms easy. For further particulars call 90
TBos. W. GIBSON, 80 Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

VNABIEAUx yIvAhTs, OR LIVING sTATuARY.-
IL International Museum, 81 Dlylaion s.gee,.--Prof
Tieurs troupe Of French AM Italian Model Artists and
senVIita De soto's company OF ssrenadsrs Asd AneJ
dancers just arrived from Elrope will eIhbit In
French and italian style, a. O'Clock this evening
Tickets % cents Reserved seats 90 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

THE 1ROUBADouRS UNDER TIE DIRECTION or
Il Max LoreY, will giv- number Of their brilliant
musical sorees also national entertainment,
in their uncqualsd national costume, in Hartford and
New Haven this week Previous 10 their opening % New
York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

TNOR SALE-THE LEASE OF LOT NO. 20 CATTLE
rne street, with the buildings thereon. The lease
WIN expire the first day Of May, 1857. Buildings to be
paid for lease given The lot is twenty five fest
and half inch 'front.' and twsaty five feet in the
rear and north side ia feet nine inches, and
south side H. feet inch deep. Apply at No. $50
Tenth street, one door east Of Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

TS0R sALE-lHE THREE STORY BRICK FRONT
Il house 1875 Tenth street, between Third and Fourth
avenues House contains all the modern improvements
For apply at $50 Tenth street, door east Of
Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

H,HE0nORE EISFEID'S CLASSICAL QUARrErrE
u Soiree, the fourth OF the ffth sea- on, will take
place at Dodworths Academy, 500 Broadway, Tues.
day, Feb. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

TIN0 TENOR SlNGER3.--WAN1ED, TWO CAPABLE
J. Solo Singers, for Ballad aud operate Music. Must
be singers Of musical sedge and good ase for Per
hams Opera Troupe, now playing to crosded houses In
Boston. Apply on sunday, between 10 and through
the day, TO Mr.. T. WARDEN, st. Georges Hotel,
Eleventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

DAKERY TO LET-THE THREE STORY HOUSE AND
ID bakery $40 Eighth avenue, occupied during the
hast Ave years as first class bakery, in well estab
bshed business locality The bakery contains two good
and everything convenient to carry good bu-
siness For further particulars, apply at 173 West
Twenty sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

EOR sAIE-THE GOOD WILL OF THE LEASE OF
the three story brick store and dwelling 535 Sixth
avenue, OF Thirty second street. with brick
stable In the The lease has five years to from
the LIST day OF May 1885, Apply to CHAS. r. TRIGL AIR.
on West Thirty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

u ". "
GRAND TOUR or EUROpE,
To which In now added
THE SIEGE or sEBASTOPOL,
Exhibited with distinguished success Ia the principal
cities OF Europe In London IL was exhibited 900 times
70 half million persons, and acknowledged by the pub
lie press az the largest and Of the elegant and
interesting exhibitions in the worli As specimen Of
American art, Mr. J. X. smith respectfully sollcits
share OF the patronage of the intellectual portion OF the
public. Open for exhibition every evening at O'Clock
The music by Mr. Alywin Feh OF London who will in.
troiuce, for the first time In this country the In.
strument Of the piano AMIGO Abundance, IS cents.
Children half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16


A DESIRABLE ofP0RhuNlrY TO LEARN MUSIC
teacher % the panoforte and singing, residing in
New York viii take number 81 pupls Va this city and
Brooklyn al DO per month, " application II made i'm
medately. Best OF reference given competent and
expert. need teacher Address Music Teacher Of A
Traphagen, 10 Canal street
M UsIcAL-A YOUNG LADY, PUPIL or THE MOST
wi celebrated vocal and instrumental performers
that have visited the nted states and possessing great
natural abilities for nstructing Others s give lessons
10 ladies az her residence I3G Wes, Thirty oarib street
between Seventh and Eighth Will attend at
residences great many ladies cay that their voices
bac that Is impossible for them 70 sDg; but II they
will trust 10 ani allow "a cultivate their voices
will make them ood singers Three months rill prove
tufficient Terms In accordance with the tines.
NEw MUSIC, At THE REDUCED RATES =" ONE
IN Day Outs beautiful sea song words by W. II.
Leyison, music by Giovanni sconea; price IS cents.
The freman Heart IL Bold and free n song by Hon.
jamin Jepson descriptive vignstts ute page price
40 cents. lis Child in Heaven II very eIpre,.
sye song by J. b. Woodbury. price Is cents. I" Inter
national Quckstep, by Theodore schallehu dedicated
10 John Taylor Eq; vignstts title rage, TAylor's
saloon; price 20 cents "sparklng Polka, by Thomas
Baker, IL having an immense sale s4r;h edition nos
out. HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 353 broadway.
DIANoFoRTEs At GREAT sACBIFICE-CLOsTyG
III business.-Ihe entire stock Of George Hsws osls.
brsted Boston Pianos, and secondhand at No. al
Broadway, viii be sold without regard 10 for cash
and every instrument fully warranted. Also a sm ali
safe, countngroom cesk, and other dIiures Store
20 let.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

T,0 LET, LEASE OR FOR SALEM GOOD BUsi.
II location, the two small stores and tsnsment
house In the Of "a Hudson street Inquire at i35
West Twenty ninth street, betwesn seventh and Ega
avenues, In the marble yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

TNCR SALE-THE HOUSE AND LOT AZ FIRST AVE
II nue., between Second and Third streets. The house
twenty feet front by forty deep, and the lot about
seventy seven feet deep For terms apply at $50 Tenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

WANTED-To PURCHASE, A sEGAR STORE, IN
w . good location; stock must be light, fitting up
neat, rent low, and. If possible, two with
IL, suitable for a very small family. Any having
such place To dispose of, fancy store confeeon
cry, and 10 willing to sell cheap, may find cash
toner by addressing Purchaser, Broadway Post Once
and the lowest possible price for which II viii be sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

ITO LET-THE LARGE ROOM No. 3l2 BROADWAY
Il suitable for any kind OF business or will be made
into Offices For Particulars inquire OF r. w. RICHARDS
307 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

D0wERY THEATRE TONIGHT FEnaUAHY 10, A
few reserved seats In the family bones be tAksa
for this evening by applying ~ ths bon otes bs.weeD
10 and O'Clock. AdnIaA.on 80 csnta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

Two LET OR LEAsE--TIIE BUILDING NO. lie GREEN
i wieh street. Pcsession be given Of the store
pert Immediately. Also, number Of Offices 20 let IN ths
buildings Nos. as and sol Broadway. Apply TO Y
BIJUOyfkR 2Os broadway.
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~. Nus HUWEKT,
- 10 let lease All the scenery, seats upholstery,
gas fixtures the stage and all other personal property
therein, for sale. Inquire Of
H. & STALIKNECHT, So Nassau street.
ITO LET-IHE INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM, Win
bar room, 81 Division street, extending TO "a East
Broadway. Il nicely Bred'up, with a Zoe vtAge aud
scenery for theatrical purposes Inquire Of j. g. A.
HIN, 81 Division street
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CHORES, HOUSES AND LOTS BOUGHT, SOLD AND
- leased rents and other moneys collected loans ef
fected on real or personal property; credits arranged
and goods purchased for city and country and
sions generally faithfully executed by
WALKER CO., Real Estate, Loan, &c, Agency,
rs Nassau street.
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WIANIED-A FOUR.SrORY HOUSE WITH ALL THE
w modern Improvements, in the neghborhood OF
Washington parade ground, distant from tenement
houses other Buissnces Rent DOT to exceed 81 BOO
for which good and ponsible tenant be had by
addressing A. B, box q, b33 lower Post Office.