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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
REDrsrRrCTrNG THE CITY.

the Eighth Ward; the first second and third districts OF the
and the first second and third districts OF mo FIJI
he sixth Aidermanic district contains the FIRST second
nrd election districts Of the Tenth Ward the first district Of
the Theeenth Ward the first secor third fourth nth, SIXTH
seventh ana eighth districts Of the Fourteenth Ward and the
The seventh Aidermanic district the fourth, hfth
sixth seventh eighth ninth TENTH eleventh and twelfth cleo
seventh districts Of the Fifteenth Ward y
The eighth Adermanc district contains the seventh eighth
and ninth election districts Of the Seventh Ward first
cond third and fourth districts Of the Eleventh be
cond third, fourth fifth and sixth districts Thirteenth
The ninth Aldermanc district contains the hrs second third
fourth firth sixth seventh eighth ninth and tenth election dis
The tenth Adermanc district contains the eighth ninth
districts Of the Fifteenth Ward the fourth ami sixt
seventh eighth NINTH tenth eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth
districts of the Seventeenth Ward
The eleventh Aldenanc district contains the hrAA
third fourth h sixth seventh eighth NINTH tenth eleventh,
twelfth thirteenth and fourteenth election districts OF INC fwen
The twelfth Aldermanc district contains the nh hxth.
seventh, eighth ninth, tenth, eleventh, tweinh, thir
teenh fourteenth fifteenth sixteenth seventeenth and egh
teeph Of the Eleventh Ward and the twelfth
thirteenth fourteenth fifteenth sixteenth seveneenh and
eighteenth s'ricts Of the Seventeenth Ward
third fourth fifth SIXTH seventh and eighth election districts Of
the Twenty second Ward
The district contains the FIRST second
third fourth fifth sixth seventh eighth ninth TENTH eIevent
The fifteenth Ademanic district contains FIRST second
enth election districts of the Twenty first Ward
The sixteenth Aldermanic district contains the first second,
third fourth and fifth election districts Of the Nineteenth Ward
The the second,
Ward.
Adopted BY the Board Of Aldermen, Sept. 2, 1889
Adopted by the Board Of Councilman, Oct l, 1869.
D. T. VALENTINE. Clerk G. o.
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Wednesday, Sept I'll 1853 trains VIII leave
Twenty sixth street station New York. as follows
For Wuamsbridge745 and II A. NJ, go and $50 p NJ.
For White Plains-210 and p NJ and 6l5 p. NJ. from
White and Centre streets
For Dover Plaps-4 2. NJ.
For AlNany-5:30 A. NJ, mail train
RETURNING LEAVE
Dover Ilsne- $50 A. N.
Nhhr Pnps-g afd A. NJ, and Z. M.
VHavabf3Asr-ka0a and $40 A. NJ, and $40 NJ
AlhN.y-- gifE IA NJ, NAL train.
WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL. Superintendent,
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE AT ORANGE, N. J., con

(youNTRY SEAT FOR SALE AT ORANGE, N j., CON:
" tanning six 10 Is acres within hours ride by railroad
from New York city, situated the southeastern slope Of
Orange Mountain the Mountain House railroad depot
The location perfectly healthy and from the city
eight times daily each way, BY railroad The house Is in
kalan STYLE large and built by the his own
NE latest modern improvements abundant supply of
pure and soft water hot and Geld in all parts of the house,
brought from falling springs the place. The
buildings large and convenient, supplied with soft
With walks and drives and ornsmented with trees srubbery
fine fountain fruit Of all kinds In great abundance and
Of the best varieties There six Of wood land
ne place for gentleman doing business in the city and wish
ing 70 live In the country Apply to HOMER MORGAN No 8
Metropolitan Bank Building, Pine street.
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EvoAL WITHOUT COsT.-To MANUFACTURERS.
~ builders and real estate buyers Perempory public sale
q Scranton Penn few hours rail from the cities Of New
York Philadelphia Baltimore, Albany, Syracuse, Oswego,
Erie Buffalo, &c Wednesday morning October g. at III
O'Clock at the Wyoming HoyseFoy blocks of ground with
h The borough containing about 500 building lots by l40
feet EACH beautifully situated eighty feet wide
Tie whole power OF Stafford Meadow Brook with a fall
Of of 800 feet Is reserved for the OF this
portion Of the city plot. Gas is already generally
tnres Of iron already amount about six millions Of dollars
generally An unlimited supply OF fine anthracite coal OF the
best quality Guaranteed at the breakers by in perpe
nothing and the lump coal at 20 80 cents per ton
yloyed in the various iron works and mines be d ut
population now numbers nearly Thousand souls The
daily railroad communication In all directions, sup
ply q raw material and facility for the distribution Of
manufactured articles at the lowest rates, and together
With NE fertility Of The lackawanna valley Of provisions
having induced conviction with in favor
located and economically based de fly competition, in
duces the Of this property to sell alternate blocks Of it,
peremptorily.
The lots will be put up with the privilege block
orod Of two and three years only cash. being
required al the time of SALE All prohibited
haecs%ra plans Furnished gratis No dwelling Of less cost
than $3.50 permitted the premises Builders readily
tain Ia believed 70 80 cent rental tor their
Investments. For further particulars applyt0
SCRANTON, Sept 70, 1859 j. AMsDEN Esq.
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Deepening OF MADAME AUGUSTUS DANCING
III academy in BROOKLYN No. l22 Clinton street. Octo
Der u in New York At No 900 Broadway October - For
York Wednesdays and SATURDAYS: in Brooklyn Mondays
and Fridays P NJ No 100 Greene street, New York.
from Il to 2 7. VI.
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MR.. CHARRUAUD's DANCING ACADEMY,
MI "a EAST THIRTEENTH STREET

VIII open Saturday 18th Oct at IL O'clock noon,
and 80 p NJ Days throughout the Tuesday and Fri
day In the afternoon for children at in evening for
temen Wednesday and Saturday II for children and
So afternoon for young ladies and young gentlemen Pupils
commence at time. Circulars be obtained the
above academy and Mr. Charruaud 4S East Seventeenth
otraa
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EXECUTOR'S sALE-OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR
II real estate In New York. the country of the Lac
Randolph ESQ.,, one mile from Port Richmond, s. l. The
md and an the outbuildngs complete with large frontage
Fun particulars the office Of p KELLETT Agent for the
uAte Of Real Estate Richmond Hill, Staten Island.
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VsOR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, BEAUTIFULLY STU
aed In Perth Amboy New Jersey containing sixty
cflAnd commodons buldnes fruit trees &C. price 81 900
cos desirable building lot Of thirty two miles from Me-
GILMAN, It's Broadway, first floor, O. BLOODGOOD on
- remi
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ESOR sALE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH
II stoop. brown stone house with all the modern improve
ents Lexington three doors above Thirty eighth
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
A DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A. No SO6 BROADWAY NEw YORK,


A DODwORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES
~. No. SOC BROADWAY, NEw YORK,
No. 1877 MONTAGUE PLACE, BRookLYM
: Brooklyn, on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. commencing
October 4. -
class for ladies II A. NJ class for children aA r
NJ. for gentlemen at 8 p. N.
Families private classes and schools attended.
Circulars may be had at either Of the academies
A TRENOR's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES 6
n West Thirty fourth street. Broadway, N. " and 30
South Eight street Brooklyn d. all the fashionable dances
and cashenics &C taught with precision elegance OF
ton Days-New York. Wednesdays and Saturdays Brook
lyn, Mondays and Thursdays See circulars
n wRIGHTs DANCING ACADEMIES, JONES' AS
~. sembly 656 Broadway New York; Gothic Hall,
Brooklyn The New York academy open for the
cepuon Of pupns DaysTuesday Saturday afternoons,
Tuesday and Friday evenings Brooklyn academy
Monday October II.
hydrocarbons (FERRERoD JACKSON, NO 20
~ West Thirty sixth Private class instruction We'd
nesdays and Saturdays and Mondays and Thursdays
II. DANCING ACADEMIES
80 West Fourteenth street. New York, and 10 Clinton street,
Brooklyn open for the reception Of pupils CrcuarS
can be had at the academies.
IT MEYERS DANCING ACADEMY AT 1875 NEW CA.
nesday Saturday, Brooklyn 1853 Atlantic street Mondays
and Thursdays and Hoboken Banners Hotel Tuesdays
and Frdays Children O'clock and ladies' and gentlemen
at O'Clock p. NJ.
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~ LOTS FOR sALE-CoRNER OF SECOND AyENtrr
lf and Foity.eghh o good block for huiii,r. ai
mus, be sold. Inquire Of }. MORRISON, ~ q ~ WIN
III m street.
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election districts the extent and limits Of which election
districts shall be follows
contain all part of the city bounded by living within
Forty fourth street. Sixth avenue, Forieth street and Ninth
The second election of Twenty second Ward shall
all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
ninth street. Sixth avenue Forty fourth street Ninth
The third election district Of the Twenty second Ward h
contain all that part of the city bounded by living within
Fifty sixth street, Sixth avenue Forty ninth street and Ninth
The fourth election district Of Twenty second Ward shall
all that part Of the city bounded by living within
Forty oury street. Ninhavenue, Forieh and Hudson
The h election district the Twenty second Ward .h
Forty street, Ninth avenue Foryoh stree, ana M HUM
The sixth election district Of the Twenty second Ward ,u
contain all that part Of the city bounded and living
Fifty sixth street. Ninth avenue and Hudson
The seventh election dstrctof the Twenty Ward shall
contain all that part OF the city bounded by lying within
SIXTY hfy street. sixth avenue Fifty sixth street Hudson
The eighth election district Of the Twenty second Ward shall
Eighty sixth street. Sixth avenue sixty 6h street and Hudson
sec And be further Resolved that the following are the
election districts embraced within the seventeenth Adermanic
The rst Hdermanc dstric. contains the first second third
fourth and fifth election districts of the First Ward the and
and he Srst district Of The sixth ward ~,
fourth m sixth seventh election districts Of The Fourth
ward second third fourth hfh sixth and seventh
Th Mira %derm snic district fourth election dis
s the THIRD sns wss es 1 e S w ana ss
es second third and fifth districts of the Eighth
fourth Alderanic district contains the eighth and ninth
eecn districts Of he sxn wsa .ne hrs second third
lonf.n sstI dstricts Tenth Ward; seventh Sa
~ ~ Thrsenh ward and The eighth shth and Districts
Of me soh Alder manic district conains the s,.tb sen
sshh ninth tenth, eleventh and twelfth election dsrc Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

EN0R SALEM BROOKLYN TWO NEW HOUSES,
situated In the most popular convenient and healthy part
Of We city; prices $50 and 81 200 frame, the first Of
Of just north Of Fulton Canton street.
sailed Pert Greene place. and the other brick the second
eight with pazZas st. Felix south of Full
1pn avenue Possession Immediately. Apply to WILLIAM
b. NICHOLS, l9 Nassau street, N Y.
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- =, NINETEENIH VIVID:
Sec TO- The Nineteenth Ward shall be divided elec
ton districts the extent and limits of which said election districts
shall be ss follows
all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within Fifty
street. Third Forteth Sixth
The second election district the Nineteenth Ward
tain all that the city bounded by and lying within Fy
second street. East river Foreh street and Third
The third election district Of Ward shall contain
street. East river Fifty second and Sixth
ing Bhckwes Island n the East rver belonging the city,
and within its jurisdiction.
The fourth election district Of the Nineteenth Ward shall
tain all that of the city bounded by and lying within Eighty
The fifth election district of the Nineteenth Ward shall
tain all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Eighty street. East river Sixty eighth street and Third
avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

ENOR SALE-TwO FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
stone front Houses Nos IA and LAG Madison just
nished and In repleie order with all the modern improve
ens rosewood and black walnut doors the parlor
aoor can't surpassed Inquire Of ID. ROBINSON the
Yrem
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


a BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-FULLY
"a furnished For SALE Peeksk, bargain accessible
~ Hudson River Railroad almost every hour; beautiful
ssuntry seat entirely furnished, with stock of all kinds
vages de- containing IL and Is beautifully
proved with fish ponds full Of 6ah For parculars inquire
efLOCKWoOD GDUBOIS, b68 Broadway, the premises
& the subscriber, JOHN v. PLUME.
A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL AND WELL BUILT TWO
"A story basement and attic House, In Schermerhorn street.
brooklyn with modern improvements will be sold much
the real but ie OF the purchase money required
Apply 70 q. FLINT No. l6 Nassau street. room q.
FyHOICE FARM LANDS FOR SALE-BEST MARKET
~ and fruit growing soil In the Union, ralroad-Prceo OF
and $40 acre payable by within four years.
productive; selers mostly from North and West:
particularly adapted to the vne large number vineyards
lave been set out farms under cultivation, and soil
judged BY It's products It is one Of the most extensive and
uuccessful settlements started Address Byrnes
Aammonon Post Office Atlantic county, New Jersey when
pamphlets Will be furnished R0ute-Leave Vine
Fhladelphia by railroad direct Hammonton ~ NJ or
lP. n. II Ia only 80 miles. "
(iAIRo CITY LOTS FOR SALE, OR WOULD BE Elk
changed for property In New York city vicinity.
-Four lots Of land In Alexander county State OF Illinois city Of
S@Ho nrtt ADDITION, block Nos d, and u These lots
e wen situated on the Ohio levee Apply 10 O. CURTIS
b Murray street.
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E'OR SALE-NEAR MADISON SQUARE, THE BROWN
stone front English basement house. 43 East Twenty third
street. with the lot which ssnds nearly twenty feet 'front.'
wxh or without furniture which nearly
Apply NELL BROS. CO., % Exchange place. TO HO
NEtR MORGAN. No, Pine street
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UNOR SALE-A TEAM OF SORREL MARES, 5 YEARS
old and kind good travellers suitable for farm,
cracker PLEASURE also two single Horses
The above will be sold cheap, the has for
them Inquire No. 23 Forsyth street, where the horses
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T,OR sALE-A WATCH CASE MAKERS SHOP COM.
pete in all the tools used in the trade and in good running
order situated Fulton For full particulars apply
GRlANEL BROTHERS, II Nassau street. 81 Fulton street.
up stairs.
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HsoR SALOON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LEX
0ass three story house. size built
best Also two houses Thirty ninth street.
adsing with all the modern improvements. Inquire
pFenniees through the day.
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y,,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE--A FARM OF THREE
hundred Port Jefferson L. l.; will be sold
bargain good chance for market gardener 200
been under cultivation and 100 woodland viii be
pGd Cor Western lands and has ready
~" wi 'A' T. B. KINsHIMER as Fourth avenue
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WEsTERN LAND OwKERS-AN ExINENT CLERGY
MAN PROPOSES from benevolent molves 10 cssoni,e one
hundred or more families on new lands In healthy Cecton of
mnneso.a wseons oa Msnsan adjacent U bordering on
mics other parties having 10000 acres or more 90
suit this enterprise and DESTROYS aid snd pross h -
will please to address, stating locality quality Of land n,n ~
&C.. Hon. W. H. Dimmek, M G., box % Uoneslnle Eaypc
Ia. - ,~'Ae
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DOR SALE VERY Low FOR CAsH-A NEATLY FIT
Il ted up Saloon with everything complete for doing bust
with good of customers; the house l6
rooms suitable for boarding house restaurant the
very low Apply at 222 Centre street. door from Grand
rect, up stairs for week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

NOR SAIE-AT NO. 4 NEW STREET, NEAR WALL.
n Y, Of the most popular bar and dining saloons,
fitted in the best STYLE and doing extensive first class
trade Reason for selling the proprietor going another
business
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L,OR sALE-A MACARONI AND vERMICELII FAC.
tory, The macaroni and vermicei factory, situated a.
U7 East Twenty street, In complete running
For price and particulars apply to OSCAR DE Isle,
sgnee, 33 Park place and rs Rector street.
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Ninth Ward shall tded into twelve election
districta and limits Of which said election districts
shall be az follows s
that part the city bounded by and lying within Christopher
Hudson and Hamersley streets and the Hudson river.
The second election district of the Nuh Ward sa contain
ali that part the city bounded by and lying within Hudson
Chrjatopher Bedford and Hamersey streets.
The third election district Of the Ninth Ward shall contain
ali that part OF the city bounded by and lying within Bedford
rislober Fourth streets Sixth Carmine and
Reecv er atreets and Cottage place.
The fourth election district of the Ninth Ward shall contain
Ali that part city bounded by and lying within Fourth
and Charles Greenwich avenue West Tenth street
The tb election district Ninth Ward shall contain all
that part Of bounded by and lying within Green
and Eighth avenues Fourteenth street Sixth avenue and West
Tenth street IL
that part of the city bounded by and lying within Beecker
Christopher Fourth and Charles Streets 3recnwioh avenue
and Hammond street.
Of the bounded by and lying within Beecksr
and Hainmond streets Greenwich and Eighth avenues
The eighth election district Of the Ninth Ward shall contain all
ths< Of The city bounded by and lying within Fourteenth
Eighth Heraio and the Hudson river
The ninth election district OF the Ninth Ward shall contain all
part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Eirhth avenue, Troy areet and the Hudson river
The tenth election district OF the Ninth Ward shall s
thai part the city bounded by and lying within Troy street
Fchh avenue Baecker and Hammond streets aud the uui
son rivT,
nil ha, part the atty bounded by and lying within Iamipond
pl,erker and Charles sReeis, and the Hudson ri-er
The twelfth election district Of he Ninth Ward shall contain
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full and successful operation Inquire of or address
1hos r. Peacock 80 william ST. Get None but prn pals
with Price, including stock and machinery, about
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The first election district of the Sixteenth Ward contain
all tina. part Of the city bounded by and lying within Sixteenth
teenth street and Eighth avenue
CT ne of de Sy snS v Ws
eenh street Sixth avenue Seventeenth street. Seventh avenue
The h district Of the Sixteenth Ward shall con-
tain all 5 part rs sna % within
Msu az sixth ss
n shall contain
s Esss
Avenue twenty third street and Ninth avenue l''
all Of The city bounded by and lying Within Twsntsh
The seventh election district Of the Sixteenth Ward shall
tain AL ha, par, Of the city oqnnass By and lying within
The eighth election dstrc. Sixteenth Ward shall con-
twentieth street. Tenthavenue Fourteenth street and Eleventh
The election district Of the Sixteenth Ward shall con-
% ~ ss ssa s w
Eleventh avenue
s Sns and Eleventh.
A''''e SEVENTEENTH WARD.
election districts the extent and limits Of which said election
The @ election distric, Of the Seventeenth Ward sha CON-
N all that part q hs city bounded By and lying within
The second election district Of Seventeenth Ward shall
contain AZ thas gars Of The city bounded BY and lying within
%Ss d election o. he Ward shall can
tain all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Houston, Clinton, Rvington and Essex streets
The fourth election district Of the Seventeenth Ward ahan
contain all that part Of The city bounded by lying within
Third street. First Houston street and Bowerv ~
The election district Of the Seventeenth Ward shall con
tain part Of the city bounded by lying within Syh
street First Third street Bowery and Third avenue
The election district Of the Ward shsl con
tain all d the city bounded by and living within Ninh
street, First avenoe sixth street and Fourth avenue
consn oil that part Of the city bounded BY and living within
Fourteenth street Second avenue Ninth street and Fourth
The eighth election district Of the Seventeenth Ward SHAH
contain al that part of the city bounded by lying within
Fs avenue Fourteenth street. Second Eleventh
street
The ninth election district of the Seventeenth Ward shall
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L,OR sALE-A LARGE THREE STORY STONE AND
brick house. fine order, with Easements and under Gel
lot 1856 feet Deep bO feet In width three fine coges
fn rear Of lott bowers shrubbery and evehing
plte 70 South Third street. Call at Isl Fourth street. Brook
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EoR sALE-A NEAT TWO STORY COTTAGE HOUSE
and full lot situated on First avenue first house south OF
ERhty fifth street. Yorkvile; small amount Of cash
CURED, terms very easy immediate Apply
- he premises or at No. Aston place.
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TyOR sALE-A GOOD FARM OF 36 ACRES UNDER
good cutivaton dwelling house, outbuildngs fruit &c
prize q 500. Inquire Of WARREN HARDENBURGH, IS
Wall street N. Y,
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IGOR SALE--THE CONFECTIONERY STORE 1861
GRAND street williamsburg the stock, futures furnira
shelves together with wei established fancy cake and
pie bakery which doing good business; will sold
cheap as the owner going TO Germany For culars
uur on
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6NOR sALE-A SPLENDID BRICK AND BROWN STONE
front house. 50 Fourth three high Easements
uBer cellar high stoop with ratings in front Of sOop aud
ise nne lot 96 feet and ythng complete fine
den years built three minutes four ferries Call at 1877
Fourth street, Brooklyn. Price $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

L,oR sALE-THE STOCK OF GROCERY AND IL
quor store with large room for housekeeping and five
years lease has good custom Will be sold the
gorg to Europe. Apply at 2 Fourteenth street. between
avenues A and Is. Rent SIS per month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

IMPORTANT FOR A MAN WITH LITTLE CAPITAL.
i For eae Patent a Machine which realizes 100
per cent profit. Inquire at AIS Pearl street.
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NOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE-THE DESIRABLE
property known 1913 West street lot extending through
TO $40 arlington street, front West street q feet nches
ssDgton street. II feet 2inches depth from
street s feet on West street Fireproof Building four story
sory brick Dwelling 81 feet in depth The of the lot
Al enclosed One half of the purchase remain
bond mortgage for term of For particulars
eure Of s. DAYTON, the premises at the 1856
fruuts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13

L,OR SALE-A GOOD SIZE HETnENBERG CYLINDER
coal Stove suitable for heating large store APP
MY nj No q Park Row.