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The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
To DR.. J c. Yorxe. San Frnnciscn.

PLAJERVll.LE, May IS, 1853.
~. ]. c. YoUNG-Dear Sir: Words cannot expres.
% the gratitude feel is due you 1.-THE benefit have
received from your truly invaluable course treatment
oil my case while prescribeng for me. think L cannot
justify myself without giving this small token of nv
thankiuness and esteem for have been the of
saving my life. and restoring that haalth which
had so long dcspaired again enjoying had for long
sine -four years been troubled with that most dreadful
scourage OF yound people seminal weakness nocturnal
emissions which so weakened me both body and mind
lhat was obllSedo TO give up mining altogether con-
suied one oil the best physicians $50 called jim the noun
tain districts, and after careful examination of my case
he gave me medicines continued under his treatment
Tor three months without receiving any benefit in fact
grew worse rom week TO week until ut last got dscour
aged and asked him for his opinion | told him not to
fear to tell me the whole TRUTH tor should rather know
The worst mt oDc", than TO live in snspence had lost
about thirty pounds of flesh, and knew that he at least
could not cure me and as was then going on death must
'od me that case was ncurable that had better not take
any more medicines He said was in a decline which
was fast tending 10 pulmonary consumption.
then desired Of obtaining any relief and saw that
unless something was done to mitigate the complaint that
should be numbered with The dead or what is worse be
raying maniac. Happening to one of your books
the Pocset Esculapius made up my mind at once TO
call and consult you with the determination trying once
more to get relief you would undertake the case Oh
how thankful am for that determination, [ commenced
taking the medicines prescribed by you and am now
through their healing powers. restored perfect health
shall not fall to recommend you any of nv friends
bad as mine was can every disease that flesh heir
TO- ehere slife enough left in the system build upon
Rec i've my most sincere and heartfelt thanks and es
teem. Dec. w RFIGUIEA
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

Ready-Made Clothing Warehouse.
William G.. 1adEer.
w I'VE ndAttIl sltStt.
Corner of Merchant street San Francisco

No iUy Battery street
Corner OF Merchant street San francisco
IMPORTER of every variety of CLOTHING AND FURN-
lsING GOODS Also Of Blankets, Ducks, Drills, Sheet
ings Hats Caps Boots and Brogans.
Hy RECENT ARRIVALS have received very large in
voices of the most
DEslRABEE STYLES OF CLOTHING,
and it is the LARGEST STOCK offered in this market
The Goods manufactured under my supervision
are oil the best material well cut large Sizes and made in
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
Are invited to examine this HEAVY STOCK, and they
viii lind the prices LOWER than they can be found else
( where in the market
Purchasers may RELY on receiving the best and most
saleable Goods, each article is guaranteed.
Orders from the country promptly and carefully aten-
ded to.
10, 600 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants.
lo0oo prs assorted fancy and PLAN Satinet Pants.
1000 pairs Linen Pauts.
1000 pairs GoodYear's Rubber Pants.
/ LOCO Goodyear's white Rubber Goats.
200 cases Goodyear's long and short Rubber Boots,
200 cases miners Boots
1000 dozen super flannel 0vershirts.
200 dozen fancy Cashmere 0vershirts.
1000 dozen White Shirts.
600 dozen heavy Ilicdory Shirts.
800 dozen heavy Check Shirts.
800 dozen Merrmack Shirts.
600 dozen lambswood undershrts.
3l0 dozen Regatta UnGershr1s.
zoo dozen Grey Flannel Undershirs.
$50 dozen I@lmbswool Drawers.
$50 dozen bleached drill Drawers.
!, 500 dozen 0ver;s
300 Denim Frocks.
200 dozen country knit wool socks.
800 dozen heavy white and mixed cotton socks.
1000 pieces super silk pocket Handkerchefs
100 dozen super black silk Neckerchiefs.
200 dozen cambric Iandkcrchiefs
800 dozen Rubber Belts.
25u dozen Buck Gloves.
400 dozen black cloth frock Coats.
400 dosen BucksI in Gold Bags
1000 dozen Doeskin Business Coats.
1000 dozen assorted Overcoats
560 assorted Pea coats.
1900 silk cloth and velvet vests.
100 cases Straw Hats.
20 bales blue and white Blankets.
50 bales A sheetings.
so bales Drills.
50 bales assorted Duck.
80 fine Felt Hats. For sale by
". &. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
100 Battery street, corner Merchant San francisco,
n. b. No Goods at retail.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

any change of Diet.
1T NEVER HAS FAILED-IT CANNOT FAII. TO CURE
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
PIONEER FURNITURE ROOMS.
GEO. O, WHITNEY & co.

MOS lis and III California street, San Francisco.
~ Corner of Leidesdorff.
We are receiving and have in store the largest
and most desirable assortment of CABINET FURNI-
rURE ever offered for sale the Pacific Coast, all
of which offer at Wholesale retail at greatly
duced prices Czsr old friends and customers are
speefully invited to give call before PURCHASING
elsewhere. All orders punctually attended to, an
we guarantee TO fill them at rs low prices as thou
she buyers were on the spot to select themselves
All g0ols for the country carefully packed and 1t
80 tho boat free of charge.
Branch store, Sacramento city, corner X ith
streets 4f' m
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06
G o ODW WIN & CO.,


No. 119 Front Street, San francisco,
CORNER OF OREGON.
\ FFER FOR SALE;
130 hhds Extra Clear Bacon;
l0) ties Ames' Hams
$50 ties Hams in brine;
1909 mats China Rice;
l25 bLls Carolina Rice:
500 bbls mess and cleP ork:
800 f bbls clear Pork;
400 irkns choice Goshen Butter;
500 bases leaf Lard, 10 and 12lb tins;
25u tins cream cheese:
1909 mats China No Sugar:
80 bbls and hf bbls New Orleans Sugar;
200 hbls Coffee crushed Sugar
Loco mats No Calcutta Sugar;
SO bblsand hf bbS crushed Sugar:
200 hf bbls Mackere
62 drums Codhsll-100 cases Goldfish
ITO cases sardines-Z5o hf bbls dried applef;
100 cases Chile Peaches
1000 bxs Colgates' and Hills Soap;
800 bONs chemical Olive Soap
500 boxes Steels English Soar:
10 cases Spanish Olives
800 cases Pie Fruits, different brands:
loo cases fresh Pine Apples
100 cases fresh Peaches:
200 cases fresh Strawberries:
10 cases fresh Strawberries and Ounces;
100 cases fresh Tomatoes
so cases g=eea Guages
$50 cases Green Peas and Corn:
150 cases Fresh 0ystsrs-75 CO Clans
JIG cases IL bsters-200 cs Strained Honey;
$50 cases Brandy Peaches
500 cases Tomato Catsup;
zoo cases Pepper Sauce;
1000 cases Ground Spices, in glass;
500 cases pickles, hf gals and Ut bottles;
200 cases Jams and Jellics;
loo cases assorted Spanish Preserves;
loo cases fresh Apples in glass;
$50 cases Spanish Olives
2s0 bags Rio Coifee-1o0 cases Matches
$50 cases W. H. iiovec's Ground Coffee
200 doz 3-hoop pals,
500 kegs East Boston Syrup;
1000 boxes Adamantine Candles;
500 boxes Sperm Candles
1000 bags Chile Beans
GOO cases Green Tea, | and , lb cans;
800 half chests Black Tea
200 Chewing Tobacco
100 Goodwin's Smoking Tobacco;
1O0o bxs Rabbits Saleratus;
200 cases Cream Tarter, lib papers;
l50cases cream Tar.er IL Ii bnttlcs
30 cases Z. 4 ". Yeast Powders;
35 Rabbits Yeast Powders;
200 cases Salt, >, 10 and 20 10 hags;
SO bbls Vinegar;
100 dozen BroomS
100 cases Olive Oil
200 cases NerIaicclli
leoO boxes and hatf boxes Raisins,
30 cases Zanta Currants
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-06

fINIIIS INVALUABLE SPECIFIC, first introduced into
4 Pisa some Fifty years since. became well
known certain cure, that in every and city
ony the Continent but in GrElt Britain the demand
for it great-itS merits astonishing that in les
than from its oncton it had supplnte al
othbr remedies. The Medical Faculty of the principal
cities Europe compelled acknowledge
derf mastery every else. Proprieors of Other
Medicine jealous of its sway yainy endcavored To stay it
onward progress Like grass before the mower their
forts fell to the ground and like fire the prliries
sweeping all before it, its onward narch became truni
phant. IL stool forth upon its merits discerning
public saw tried and convinced Of its MAGICAL ViR-
The massive fortune acquired by Dir. PREIRA from
the sale of during the six years he prepared it, alone
bore witness to its miraculous merits At the dcceaSe
Doctor, the recipe bequeathed to his son, who
lately introduced the remedy into the United States
The number Of cures it has already made astoni-h
ing Thousands and of thousands bear testimony
10 its efficacy.
Al rio Use It, il lcH CURE with safety speed and
tanty other Medicine has possessed.
Resort 10 no Qudck NnStrUn,s Use Remedy that has
been tried FOR the past fifty years, and known
Ia fail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13
REHABILITATION
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

+. M.
AsHEs-The sales, all tod, reached about IS 100
hbs includ ng po.s, at sac &C., and pearls 7s;.
&C. Der ID.
BREADsTrTFs FoNr-The market was unch snged,
while safes t. limited extent The transsc
tiops embraced about 5000 600 bbls., icuded in
which 1900 bbis common State for export at
81. Other ssles were reported at fraction e,s with
some lots a. 81 l21 Extra rangei from 81 IS 81 So
,.uss 5 gasss So s s. a
was at So 30 $40 so. Cansaisn in moderate re-
quest, with sales of 900 AGO bbs at 81 81 50 BIZ
cderse consfsT OF COO 800 bols at pr ,es ranging
from ,. s734 ss9 20 wheat-Thers wss eosnre
to nc.ies ~ p,'ei, ,.. Beyond Small saes weeviiy
81 30 50, and Tennessee good re. sl7s a 81 50.
Corn was s.eacy, wi fatr amount OF safes w.'h
Southern white q. &c. Coo, and 1900 bushels prime
southern yellow for expert at lie Rye-rhs market
pusces sousherr vas sold ., 81 H. from store Barley
continued firm Oa's wsre In fair request and prices
81 ady.
CoIrE The market was quiet Sales Of 600 bags Ri,
made ~ lie aJ2c.
Co1rosDefore the news, shout g. 600 bales were s,d
part IN trarsitu, without change in prices
FEEonTs to Liver pol Continued firm with m ,dera,e
engagements. about 500 10 900 bu,nels Of gaia
we,e engaged a. $40: a I'd; and ba,ou At COS; 2
were aiken at IA. 32d. there was q co,,oa
tice to other ports The ship Indus :, ch.og. 70 no
he Spanish trace, at So r T F Atone 4 o. f,r
lead al Apsiachic 100 A ship ras cha "a cd e.
ana announcer W Wit, c1ttou tor Liver poo, at $.
ION - .sksa up I, Icai wi,h cotton a. Charles
at &c. 40 California rates were at 3Oc.
r~- Rot sa.asulersent
FAi~ihe inf.,kes stesdy at 81 1ss< per 100 lbs
per ton. =
NAVAL sTonrs we're quiet
ihoN <IoNS.PYis-Hess dril and lower. The sa l.
cnio Aced coo 400 obls in lots chiefly It 6l5 G2L
VI n small lots Mt SIS 75 prime was scarce VIII "a
sed 10 speculstve ovsmen and fe0 500 lis. we're
sold g. Sl4 81 ga 90; prime sold sic sic
80 ei-the make was quiet, with sales OF 100 200
bbs country mess and prime a. unchanged price,. Bl
sales Of 100 packages a. sc IKE for shoulders and
exc. O. Pre- for hams. Lard steady, with o.
200 q SOC bols. Ut 1870 10hc Better ADD che>se
we're in moderate &c nand without change Ia p3ces
RICE was quiet. and prices uDchangel.
PEAL fs1ATE--House and 10. No. TO- Lexington
.Gx77, 80 65 do ia Cherry street Pike
20xl20, 81, 100, do. No. 80 Columbia street 22xteo
SO 625; lot rhit'y FIRST street. Seventh
25xq9 g., 010 sdjoitsg, 25xo9 81 at0; Nineist
street, between Fifto aLd Sixh 25xlDc, 600
SEQ. sixty street between Ffh ard hx.n aveanss
2axloO ~ 80; aojyining, 5yio0, $3.50; 10. do
$50 on rnir frat street, between Third and F5urta
avenues. 25xi02, 81 zoo.
SUGARS There Offering, which, with tae
want q free communication with the mred s'sets
rendered the arset heavy Saes Of 100 bnxas Fi,ret
we're mace nv &c 200 do inferior, for rsiong a. 65s
69c sud 40 DO fair 70 prime quality at &c. 1870. &C
tbcs New Orleans sold BY auc ion at TLc So.
NHisKEy.-Saies Il 200 800 bills. sde at 29xc
.UZc
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr.

WEDNESDAY, Harch II 1900.
The number of beef cattle sale Alert,n's today
r1uch tighter thar for several moaths the ostsnsee
Of the short supply being the implements t, rail
~sv Trans tson ia The chaps of AMI -, ba in
realty Is Strongly that this msagre os rings
to-day hs result Of COLLISION between The d'overs
end brokers' keep bacs stock ard there,y rSs tae
butchers respc nd their exobtsnt demands. Woe
TIER the latter ~ possis be tne rot certain is
thet cubs sitia aev4rce sstsbi saedin some Ia
stances cents per pound The range Il ,ntrr " 10
extra sc. Ia. pound, Il 12,. beitg aoau.
. lair average. The total supply for the week
e05 head of which IA wese 4 20 days oeti ga Many
Of tie teguur customers If this, toe Upper Balls
Hesds compelled H. self defence " have 10
Of the kets sba' with better
tie NAL Supplies having bsen closed
usually esriy hour Cows ana calves about he
list week with bnt Emi cd demand Veal calves Rave
sgh'y sdvsrcec prices rsbgicg from c to g., per To-,
live &c 'eht.
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At Browning, here only very Hmtei supply Of
cattle, and prices have adv need three iour
cents per pound. The scarcity tie Upper Balls Head
sent Uspy Of the purchases below but The prices
just exorbitsrt Ve.ls have adva ocad
some nc. per pound. sheep and dearsr. raa
sales fo3ws-146 beef cattle $40 Sl4; So
sheep snd lambs, S. SO 8 SIS
At Chambefisin's there ~as small suppy, and prices
anFsneed lc &c per h. for best cattle Other stock
about The last week Tae sales we're as fol-
lows:-ll0 beet CATTLE $l0 slS; IS cows and calves
$50 70 $50 lls1 sheep and lsinbs, Sc DC Al veal
caves Give ~tighD Size. &c. Sc
Tie suppy &C beet cattle O'B,isn's ves about the
fsme as LAST week, out prices CEN per 10. nahec.
Cove snd calves were dnl oSing TO the ve-y large
plies at this maeset, Tbs sere:-12o sses So
sl1; 124 cows ard calves s25 500 1874 yea, calves,
-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



There was more activity in the stock market this
morning. Erie and Reading were the favorites
with operators-the former with the bears and the
latter with the buls-at the opening but, before
the close, they changed places. Erie went mp and
Reading went down. There were large transactions
n both stocks Nicaragua Transit moved up rapidly
to-day. Is opened at ~ per cent, and closed at -
firm. Illinois Central bonds were in demand, and
sold largely at advance. Cumberland Coal was
heavy, without any alteration in prices. This stock
y sustained by party anxious to realize. As soon
this party sells out may look for lower prices
perhaps before. II ia mystery to US how it has
been kept up to anything like present prices so
long. Cleveland and Toledo was quite active this
morning, and improved from the opening. At the
first board Illinois Central bonds advanced per
cent; Nicaragua Transit, 1 from yesterday after
noon and II from yesterday morning. Virginia 6's
declined per cent; Erie Railroad, 3; Harlem. 7;
Hudson River Railroad, u Cleveland and Pittsburg,
B; Galena and Chicago, l. Milwaukee aud Missis-
ippi closed firm at IS per cent. There were no
sales of Wisconsin Lake Shore but it was firm at 73t
per cent asked. After the board better feeling
prevailed, and higher prices ruled. Nicaragua
Transit sold at 22} per cent buyer thirty days The
report that the Arabia was teiesraphed ut Halifax
had some effect and many supposed the news was in
the street Such, however, was not the fact. The
absence of operators at the Stock Exchange is the
principal cause OF the present depression. The
banks will be ful of money after the lapse of afew
weeks, when the bulk Of the mercantile payments
are ever and then we can calculate confidently upon
an active and improving stock market.
After the adjournment OF the board the following
sales OF stock were made at auction by Adrian IL.
Mu,Ie
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W kF f rhsr, nI a ErU 1nls " TIE HIGH C0UE
December, ore housard e2h hundred ard Gfty five And
do N The matter Of he estate Of Ahaah Canning late OF
newport IN the cunt IL Essex widow teosaeed ard in
esuse 'Wslls v EEL" an i,quiry drss;od whet,sr
william Ianrmg theien nd tie ali Ahala,
Csininr living Or deed and dsad when he died lind
wFot issue he e a. his oeeth born due tne ler his
oecetse and whereas the said Wism Canning vr or
ne ohio sr issue dead ent cd certain bs
nen u Ger The VII a he sad bsah Csnnp. the saId vii
ram aiming, or his olid, chldren issue III ANU living
~ his 6tah ccedl and the legal pereooa
Of hem aay) az arc dead hre
W ner e ea On Or before The eenb day Of July ono
on his her Or their claim 10 such es or be child
ien or Issue IT. the hambofs OF The Vice Chancellor Sir
John stuart Y Old squae Lincoln Inn, Middle IN
oc,n ,rem hey W be excluded The eroa. Of The said
ef urdret srd atty Elk twelve ocloat nj noon
Nc nid Judge a appointed udcaie the
ttN eaips 1he tif Tan Cor nirP IN the m0 1b OF hu
5gs re hSgssd ss hondred std 'crt one becg taeo
ongita Dated ti ~ q n; h dag OF F6busry one thou.
'sld elhi hurd1ca and fiy ~ - -.
ALFfEo FALL, t1tsrclsr
PNhKf y. HUENE FAAkER
IL Fcdiod Tow, Md esfs, Pltinia's goietore
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT, HELD IN DANBURY CON-
neccu,, on The third rueadaJ In Decsmoer 1885 Cora
'Obediah Bovine. This Court doth find tn, faca
stated the petition fully proved aud ivorce granted
AMOS H. TREAT Iylerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

y,OE BALE-A HOUSE And LOr, COnNER OF LEWf9
ID Stanton srses This properly viii be sold cheap Il
applied for IN medaey Also the hone and lot IA h-rry
f.eet Terms easy For particulars appy at ll5 William
from II 10 O'Clock.
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a,OF sAlE-A BLUE STONE YAhD, IN a QO)p 10
eaton, Three tuil os OF ground which Isaac car
obtained o. favorable TERMS so4k email. Ua 527 Hudsos
str
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LOB Bal.E-A TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
L. houee With Placement together wi the lot Inquire on
the premises Sl2 Proc 50 % $lL0O cash.
the balance bond and tsase for OF years
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LOR Satellite LEASE OF HOUSE AND STORE NO
Hudson street, SIX years % run, ono OF the oldest sro:e
the doing first rats sold in
consequence Of III health. Please call as above. u
an.t .@Ia JEFEARSON SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE A FURNISHED.
"A room, including ere aud lights, (vithom board
Broadway, between franklin and Ninth streets address,
with ,u particulars, TERMS DC (which pe moderate
ORGANS, Hera, oaice "
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.scEsALE--AFARM NEAR THE HUDao n, At CROroa
= POINT Westeh county SO within halt
me OF the railroad STATEN. view OF the river
parted wn be sold che exchanged FIR city pro ery
Tevions TO I'D instant wsep not ,osed o. l. vii DO ssd
auction. For particulars inqure OF j. H. MILLER, 81
Maid ape
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NOR SALE OR LsASH-A SOAP AND GAMBLE
manufscory situated u Thirty third street, bet veea
Tenth and Eleventh avenss with e The utensils suitable for
ing large business; also vacant lo adjoining APP
ply at 81 Veeey hLyeet "A -
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RFFRCs ANnIZE OR REAL ESTATE WANTED Nv
M EXCHANGE either Tor unincnossed property near mi
PeIhsm tickets good business rotes II good
gain cash would be paid in exchange. Address
Merchant, b. X 3 $50 Post s1lce 7 lt5 80
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AZ AEIsp-A PART OF A HOUSE, BY A SNAIL RIG
w pecta l. family Ia decint peighbo hood fret aoo
t4temet and kitchen required and the house have all
the mt oerr improvements family having such
house 10 let Dt H. W., box 1857 Post Office stating
particulars sid aaEcing rent.
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uiUR SALE--THE TWO eTOrY AND ATTlCK BRIGH
swer house and lease OF lot 70 Gerry street. Nsa
York Ire jct IL of fu'gers leases; S25
The house waa butt in the ces manner days work VIII
high ceilings cellar h. gas and throughout
apply 10 CHu RCHhAH ROBERTS, 40 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

MURRAY HILL OR SALE, A HOSE AND LOT.
w sast Thirty fourth street Madison avspne 1876 fro
16 cet d. brow n 'front.' with I'll TIE derp
ebs with One 245 By $50 frontng
Thirty thirc street. Inquire on ire premises.
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR sToRE FOR s aLE-sFoCK
" moderate fx ures connplcte with three years. lease
for ling communicated on the premises Gall and
see, at 80 Wilett ttreetl 1881 ~ ~
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NORTHERN ILLINOIS LANDS WANTED-JN EX
IN change for first class city property an
gertltnan removing West Address J. f., A. r. Ke
ley Frotbers rs John street. n. Y.
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W AETED-BY A QUlRT PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH
w out cbirep three story brick house, with gas fixtures,
bath NJ the modern improvements Kent from
$500 10 Lease FOR three Ave years would
be acceptable Location ipus be in neighbor-
hood, ibe middle part the cry MOI ABOVE Tweoteth
Twenty fifth between Fifth and Min Most
satisfactory 81 be given applications received
through box s2Ol Post oiice
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WANTED TO HIRE-PART or A MODgRN BUILT
house consist Of mt or back basement second story
end la third story Location below ih st.,
and 9th bent not exceed $450 Address A.
J.. r., Herald Office
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A FURNISHED APARTMENT, wITGOUT BOARD,
"A wapted in private house, for lsdy within mnues
ak of The St icho Must have ins and terms
moderate Address " C. H. box Ill Herald office, by four
Diclo
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lJgOuKLYN.-WAkHED, A SMALL COTTAGE OR TWO
ID story house. In respectable, quiet neghborhood
The vicinity the City Hal Rent about $780, Address
with particulars 10 aton NJ L. o.. Herald oflcs.
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10 PRISTFRs.--XhE Undersigned DESIRES TO
purchase sscand baad pser single large cylinder
Iinmf macnnen Of Hoes ;acure and oyiss printers
Who msy bsys The dsposs TO address him. stating
lho length OF tune used, Gnt the price.
..:tsI.4t COLE Easton Penn:
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ERUPEIJEsIFoR sALE--THEPROpELLER HoBOKss
H. offered Tor sale cose sooncerp; she Is If large ospa
Gil has engaged the aud feigh.ng buaines
ana Is ia ira, rc order for running. VIII be ssld
anv nev.on yyfsbor ., --seae her for cash rho abov
Sos, Il lie mo:i % any boa. Of her
1e hudsc pxT mrsssrs TO may be sesp a. ~ mHi
fRsls! y BALLEs1 = E, newars
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TO GA 6RIs GE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE, THE
and fixtures srrage fsctory do
g and the stands the city. This
rare chance for any ore wshng In the business
For psrtcun inquire OF WILLIAM ADDAA5 S28 Cherry
street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

WANTED-ro BUY o. LONG IsI,, ND. SAY WITiIs
~ twenty mi fro Brooklyn, III h@AthT neiab0rhood
her a small farm 30 ii0 II aoyd and,
essonabe terms. Apply TO G. f. FUH1H, IS Joralemoa
treet between enry Clinton syec Brooklyn,
and in the norang, after O'Clock Ia the evening,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

AsOR SALE low ONE NEW HaOWN STONE BNGLIsa
Il bas mon house and lot four story and bas1men
Lexington between Twenty ninth and rhr.ist
at eets No 120 with all the modern improvements;
premises Tor PARTICULARS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

IOWA LAKD.-A SPLENDID IMPROVED FARM OF &c
acres In Nashilgt county Iowa, railroad. Aso,
go acres rich 2rsie land 10 Iowa county .o- sas 9, sx
5BrnAd waY .-..t.-.t-l