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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
CITY ITEMS.
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SATURDAY, September l..
Izy7 A new Presbyterian Church is to be erected
at the corner of thsyenae and Seventeenth st the
ground there purchased by the trustees OF the Wes'min
ster congregation This site IL squarter of mile above
the First Presbyterian Church, ,itused on e same ave
nue. aud, when first purchased was not within that dis
OF any other houss ct worship The trustees de-
sign to erect this edifce under financial arrangement
which Though extending through longer period of
ume) Intended avoid all contingencies OF 'mbarrass
and dissatisfaction to those Immediately interested
IMMIcRASrs-On Thursday 10 Immigrants ar
rived here.
CoRRFcrros-ln our issue Of this morning We
published an article relative the conduct of certain
Missionary of the NJ E Church toward his wife We
have since been informed by Rev. Mr.. Miller, OF he NJ
l.. Church that the man alluded to does not belong to
The NJ E. Church but 10 the Wesleyan Methodist Church
We make this correction in justice TO Mr. NJ VINO 10
Missionary.
FlRE.-A fire broke out about halfpast O'Clock
last night the house No 300 Houstonst csused by the
bursting of a phene lamp Ii was exiinsuished with
tning damage by the police OF the Seventeenth Ward
A STRAY INDIANA deaf and dumb Indian boy
was found last night the foot of Pkest VINO gave his
name by writing AS Aaron Lee Cafee. IRON sag hupor
His legs shacked and IL Is supposed that he mas
eff, c,ed his escape from the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
PoLIcE.-Oficers an Greson and Reed, Of the
Chief Office arrested this morning man named Chas
II Parsons on a warrant Issued by the u. ;. Marshal
charging him with purlonng $50 from letter directed
TO Mary Ann Parsons Io detained Officers Tor
beck aud Smith of the Fifth Ward last night msde de-
scent upon house No 81 Anihony-st kept by woman
named Mary Brown (colored) house of lisine. 10
the house were found white girls about IL years OF
age who were 10 the House of Refuge and two men
OF senteel appearance ono Of whom gave his name As
Joseph Johnson both of whom were dismissed on pro
mise of good behavior Susan Wickham and Eliza Smp
the house sent TO the Penitentary,
aud Mary Brown committed la default OF sou Tor
rlu Arr LEAD
last sht by officer Bsuvet Of the Fifth Ward charged
with obtaining from Ann stiles $40 worth OF clothing
which she refused 10 return. She was detained Mary
Hogan was arrested las night by officer C. GARDNER oil
the sixth Ward charged with stealing ti5 from Matthew,
Luftess in a house OF ,fame at lO6 Anthonyst She
was committed.
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cerrit smith and Land Reform.
10th Editor Of The Albany FreehOider'


To The Editor Of he Albany Freebooter
A friend has sent 10 me an article cut from your
paper since IL represents me largely interested in
Lease farms 1t may be construed that am in favor OF
the policy OF leasing farms. The Influence OF my opn
ion on any subject ID not great But wish TO De on the
rich, side on all subjects Hence, would inform your
readers that not in favor OF the policy referred TO-
and have never. 10 single instance, acted 10 iN0r O
it, On my fathers death which occurrei zen years ago
last spring set myself at WORK 10 set no ol All us
Leases and In lew months, did get rid OF most oil
them There are but four leases OF farms 10 which
have an interest These cover $50 acres-and the an
nuai rent them 10 Il As bushels OF wheat Inc
tenants In the other cases embraced my terms oil SAFE
and that the tenants In the Tour remaining Cases
will soon embrace the more favorable terms which one
of my clerks informs were offered 10 tnein Ia iet
ter dated Aug II 1871 do not recoect the words OF
the letter lie says that he sent copy oil To escn OF
the four tenants and that the letter OF same ds5e when
your correspondent has cent you is not rs II rporss
to DO copy Of the whole OF IT, Can II De tns' ne VII
fully suppressed part Of it
see that you inform your readers that p" threaten
my tenants with hsrsssiDg litigation II they refuse 10
pay taxes Doubtless you have 50 heard ana leei
no upkndness toward you for believing II. Neverlne-
less what you have heard Is utterly untrue MY in's
riabe rule TO forgive the the debt who owes me
few dollars and is too poor TO pay IL ana 10 'ne case
of The man who owes me few dollars and Is able to
payi and will not 10 retain II AS Just esiin ssah'
him but never TO enforce 1t BY law ., ~, D.,
Your representation that am great lAnuno'Soi -
but too true Notwithstanding think II somewhat 70
NV credit that, having found myself alter my s1her
death the owner OF from threefouT,hs OF million 10
million acres of land have, In ways the suusoeuess
W which each person mus, Judge of for himself disposed
of IL 90 rapidly that hope 10 enter on the coming year
the ner Of less than nifty thousand acres MUCH Vi
these fifty thousand are too poor 70 give W
poor men and sm unwilling 10 make CUTS 20 iicn uou
Paradoxics as It may appear to you, that VINO nave
held 90 much land. should cherish such hope-nesei
theless /, is true that OF my warmes hopes H. ths
an age will when traffic In land will be no mo'e
prsc,iced than traffic In air or water.
Respectfully. yours, 1Ehhti saiih
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,7>IVFR-ITy GNANM.R- CHOoL-Pro

A Johnson R@ctor.-The nsuuctOu 20 The CLASH
a. and MATHEMATICAL department VIII conunn- ne En-
.uiug sesr under he direction 81 M george y rafef
formerly Of The Boston Lam school. h-sfmaster A.ssi-
ID y Nj Wfn Mcrork- laIe Of he Poughkr-, sic insl-
int =. Teacher II me Classic and Prof Gfsnf ln.uc
A., n grsrch The u-u quarter begins on he nr.I MOT
dsy n, September Terms SIS per quarter ApPncslos
Tor udmssion NAV be made he University buildings,
~ .,-- 49,, 49, aal7 N
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xT0T>G LADIES, sCHOOL.-Ms. HAIEEs

Il would respectfully nfOrm her friends and tn- pl7c
that she designs her School rom % Narrns1
10 % East Twentiei GrEnercy fafk, between ne
Fonrth-aveu1@ Irving and VIII commence NE
ensuing term the l5th u September, ~ bion1syl
Toe house L. cOmmodiou. and arranged win PeroI
surpassed In the clyecc-ssse by several lines or ssses
and The rsi directly PARK snd m Tue innrdAlr
vicinity VI Two Inr,e oilers -.
Crca Ars may be- obtained Al Doremu' Niron cor
ner N Nassau and Lberys Gnd 81 ine bookstore Of g.
grauri, 4 Co. - Broadway. AUD IN
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NUARsu,. IN AssICAL snd Commercial aesdemy,
wi IN Hrnrv-sl BrooayL will bs reopcned % Monday,
August 80 for the instruction. Of young gentlemen " every
harch Of edussion n-c-ssafy 70 81 them 70 ebef eorg-
for circulars containing references sld 1sneI pafeuss
sff-s ~ $50 $500 aus n
YIt.-K~. HuBBs N CLkkhE'- assoc
vi lr.titulon fr0ge1s lis FIN Ace1ctnicN f->t On
uordsv h- sth q September =. he uuictok erecr1 Tor
is sccourlOdauon on shi1ston--qusf- - roulo-ss
Application for the sinfsion Of Pup.s nsi ho~ DC
ciru.r, nav be Obtained he ilslI1hon' OF 81 lhr
bookstore Of N. n. Newman Co ~ biO-e ~ 80 l
rl>uF NEW.ENGLAND I>-TlTt TE, Sos- g
I'D 81 BOudst. y Y Enslisn AID ---s-e-- ,eyo1
Il now open Tor the reception Of plpiis ~ a.
~ ~ tine and charged according % ne r q arena
.nce The number Of pupils IN this nslt : -ltea
and the course Of instruction thorough S''9>' 0e1
A. q. tie 10 o. a. % ''-- : BROWN PInePL
U,UE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, - heteef-si;
i rear >prng--Ihe twenty seventh A1.--u-e feal "
,fs insrflfioa commenced on Monday A-e-s. ~.
s.~rs Ac &c see circulars. which may % -. 4.
C.rfer corner OF Canal and Mercer IS OF % Law"
'r-,,g corner Ell Broadway and Def-st ,urrrco.rr
~, - ,.Sw5~MEIh. FORREST MeLLLlgOII
|I1--ICaL, tht>tH ANp hs' 'lL "a
L sCHOOI,-WA. ". LrOGcII W. 'eoP~r nAs
s-h,,i Z }, Bo.. OF "Wednesday, Se9ie riDef -, n
R,t,r,n,<, Prot -i-irr VI CO unot Sos.-sT - a
Clotor L. ". KIP, Esc. Or. D - - ~
Sos. Dfs W. Moore. fnLo N..s, tsf p....
ses ,ol ssr Bro.swsy opposite Bonc,ss. hssiseoes
rs TeaI5-sL
.vR 0I-STTNCTON,- SCHOOL,. - lwelita
H.-prTrsr~rrs. Rev Arssfs J. W DroSn .La
Beaell Prof Hsekiey, Rev. DE- n $50 -, A..
C. c Moore LsIsbert saydAn Esq u d. sP'si IS &c
Terms IS 70 so. :, nS.,,s- IN
p JFNKs,- SCHOOL FOX BOYS WI r.
II. open on Monday, Sept ,, ie'- 0s'sA"''
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" Our thanks are due to Manroe's Express
TOR Bossop. New Bedford and Nantucket pspers This
Express, believe. 10 connected with the route 10
Bosson via Fan River. Oihcs IL wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20
Ns ~ BROADWAY, ~
COMPOUND SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLAl

YELLOW BOOK AND bAh1ytN
I'Hs COMPOUND - warranted 10. inferior 70 a.s
i preparation of tho ssfs.pafils now 10 a'e, Y1aef
whatever name y msJ have 1-sn oreIru 70 "a. -
Fact dent been carefully sel-crd and none USED
bat such 40 perfectly pure aud well cured
TIE following diseases are among me humber na csn
be cured By The um-iy U.s. oi lAs syrup VIZ sco.ia'
.aLrh-um s,sd-hesd, all syphiiue isinis, eyspess'
ot corroded and obstinate ulcers eulaneols -tuPugns
such bolches and pimpes 90 Tie face and Dec .DS az
disease. arising from The " mercury. lnds ed AZ I'M
puriti.. of The blood may be eher "h"y or yslHAy ~
moved by The u his invs1ao.s Gnfseoou"c a' a.
To he ,esnsn and loor.,is particularly Recommend
ed II being scmifsbg .dsPt-d % NE Is'osa .. oso Nv.
ease, which from ireqQsos Change OF climate Hsy arc
40 liable 10 contract. -.
Prepared by Doc C. JOHNS, and for 'ae .! me sooye
No by single or dozen 7otues rree ~ oeno POI s
Aso constantly % hand and for sale wholesaleor
retail complete assortment OF Botanic MOO lcines Don
er Ssls, ,e .am. o"''aa' saa ThssSn
a ,uiiIO, MISTAKE II MADE in sup
"A posing that DR. TOWnSESD'S sAksAPAhiLLA
/. eonrnoo ssf..ea,illa Syrup. which II 10 not As
one botr- contains = sufficient quannIy % maze more
Isss gallon 81 yIuP, lf r 1T psp es Il
Is c0mp0gni extract Of The beat botdaas sar..pans
e1tnc-d without heal Principal Once ~ fInoa st.
CHURCH's VEGETABLE LOTION"
fOR THE FACE AND sklN-
a HIGHLY vAgab.- cosmetic for eraeicalns pimpes,
n b.octes fr-csles snd nnzworn. TIE use 81 We
LoTIox f9r ,hort lne will establish clear and brilliant
complexion so1 10 bottles Al u c.us eseh Al 10 po"ey
corner Of sgriDEst 40 IneooIsP
scHEnCKs PULMoNIC SYRUP,
THAT WELL KNOWS REMEDY for he cure OF
couxh. colds liver 3AInl yspepsis ana coDsuup-
100 ard al diseases hs Ofigute from impure oiooo
s,-.s,t.f.io s..eg.i su9 tfrOdlsto
nERFECT HOLINESS lis tins zt,s-nsbie IN ms
II world. lhs question considered ADD eA-h.ne.i
a. Us Fultou-.t fbassmeurl y l. every week DAY rom
10 A " TIL P II and Sundays a. 81 JsJet DI-.>
lyr. near 'FRONT.' a. al hours 81 -
I ATHE FOR sALE-A large dou6ls-sesIea n.ae
LI.te 10 perfect order and nearly new mace "a re
be.t rsnner from the MAtteswAn pst.srn- App.y 70
.IT w. BROWNING LONGS A.-ls.w.n-
NU0ITF PRRFTTMEKY AID Fancy soaps whole
u "a a AZ har<.ns - Corr snd-sf sl IN
FAahER'S
COFFEE HOUSE,
40 psT-sY -rossnLs or !oss.r..
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n On the nth, at Newark. building con
rec,sd with the patent leather mandatory Of d B.
Crockett & Co 10 sbpmsn o. was totally destroyed BY
ire. The damage wss considerable.
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induced. from failure of the most potent cNrec
iorsnfs recommended M our Maieua hedica n some cases
of Diseased lungs 90 try yoIr preparation Of Wild Cherry
lf I. cienf that was much pleased with the
result 81 that and subsequent TRIALS that now prescribe
b. m preference t0 al other remedies have been en-
rtsed I'M .cfiye practice of twelve yeas and hi, Is the
fr.f patent medicine thought enough Of 20 express
rrfrrr fri
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I" Oil pnfufiuQ-.-

~ Oil Pninfing-.-Mrs. PERLEY respectfully an
n0unces tha she continues % give lessons On landscape
painting ar her residence. north ct corner ~ prc ~
and Twehst References \. B. Durlnt, President oi
the National Academy Of Design Rev. OrlLr Dewey
D D.. prnl ; y b. More. Sc. Ar. sllmcot-
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and syo.sef lOgser BsVI I I d. rHE", ne taTIief
American practitioner ami suior on WsferC are receives
patients above Those distance may - sending
e. be advised ioT a tIea tIneut az home my-3
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TO SICK AND AFFLICTED.

COMPOUND sYEUP % WILD CHEsRY
NE CAN consistently state thar DR.. pound
w syrup Of Wild Cherry has been extensively used in
the ned states for than ten years thar is beue
fcia effect. have been tested by thousands thai 10 nva
ably rsorcs coHTi sad thar hundreds OF ndiytl-
ais gradually sinking under thar insiGous attack % death
fell emssarV pulmonary consumption, have been restored
20 health happiness and friends By Iis use and are now
living o.; the curative power 81 this remedy
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE.
The riches Of Life u Heath
D. SWhYNF Dt1r Nir-For the good % the puouci 1
feel myself u duty bound testify ~ the great care which
your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry performed on me
F1r nv part feel ss f every body ought o. know d.
afflicted with violent cough, splitting Of blood, night
seas hoarscucss and sound of the voice indicating an
alarm state of disease. ms appetite gone. and my
strength had far failed me that my friends anc physician
persuaded could not survive many dsys nv sister
vho NY anxious c1Ietaer. made inquiry where she
would be- likely procure the most certain reliet She
was told thar if DR. Swaynes Compound syrup Of N.d
Cherry failed the my life then hopeless Tour
medicine immediately procured and the hrri bottle
relief. and b. the time had commenced the Skin
bottle uy C1ugh had len le, and NV strength much
improved In short has made perfect cure o me- and
am az this present time a. hearty a. wish. snt
have good elsou % believe that the of medicine
has saved from premature graFe. shall BE- pleased
20 give any information respecting my case
Yours. with respect, j VI REEVES,
SO Chcster-st Between Race and Vine, Phiad
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6-LI,e fck FOREIGN fOhlr. 10
~-'--> - Letter bag are open at the 0f-e-s-~-|
Of The NewNors Tribune inr al Foreign Ioit' ana al
letters al1 newspapers deposited IN tls ONE ~l Always
be forwarded bY the NcrT EARLIEST vessels Ins depart
under the spec NJ supervision of J. D. NiON TX
p. well known for many years ~ tie eXpef enced and
efficient Superintendent cf the Foreign Letter depart
meut Of the Ncw-fork City Post Otice.
r. Iefrer- aud <cvv-paper- Will b. received A.
the Foreign shin Letter Office 0f Ine New crs Tribune
for the packe--.hin ST NICHOLAS. Capt. E'eleish,
which sails Tor Havre the lst Oct.
Also wil be received the same place letters and
Newspapers for the pacsctship O. I'm Or TIKI W ri,
Capt Woodho1se. which sails for Liverpool 90 The &l.t
inst.
Also will bel received a. the place. Letters and
Newspapers for the rac.etsllp IOhuNlb- taIi W A.
ner which sails for Londes on the 18th inst
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NOTICES.
BRAIsTEDsl SALOONS,

TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
Wi.ERS s. WEL
" lm- Iyf ~a--aB--f. ~ "
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FIRE.-A fire broke out about hali-past O'Clock
las, night in the house No 300 Houstonst csused by the
bursting Of csmphene lamp. II was exiinguished win
tnng damage by the police OF the Seventeenth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-20

LAKE. FROM CALnoRSlA.-We have hseo ,.,.s-
81 with the peruss OF private lestor from an
toe navy dated Monterey, ia California tho ls,h ~
asst heins nearly mcnhs later than the date,
BY Gen kesrney.
Til. letter came down through Mexico to Vera Cruz
ssd thence TO the United States
The O. : ship Warren and the store ship Erie. were
Monterey and were the only vessels Of war In that
por The Independence had lett Monterey lew days
te'ore Tor san Francisco to meet Commodore bsdde
who was there with the Columbus Congress and Dale
TIE Columbus was ssil the 2lst Tor tho Ooitec
STATE Com shuorick having relieved Com biddie IA
command Of the squadron
Con Stockton had LETT for the United States By th'
overland route.
The L. :. ship Portsmouth WAS engaged 10 oiocksdip.
tae port Of Maxaan The Preole was al Acapulco, and
aa CysDc had gone 10 tbs Sandwich Islands and wa,
expected back BY the Let September. The officers and
crew OF the Warren will probably return home IN the
tfie or the Portsmouth.
Little or nothing had been accomplished by The squad
700 under the command OF Com Bddlc. who hsd no,
@en hear the seat Of war attempted the capture OF
nportsnt places the cosst which could hsve been
taken but had remained with most OF his squadron
aNonlerey or san Francisco. Herald.
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fAnAER's
COFFEE HOUSE,
AZ. . psT-s1. irossssLr Or !osssr.
uev.Ysrk ali e1slDD
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" WAFER Curc E-rabli,hmenr. q Bona-.i- y

L.rs Pt.Lt's N .5sl,sl No,oss N'i
u 15l BROADWAY. SkN-fOhh. IL
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The sstsntion Of houssksspsn - sessn s<sssI
called 70 Wells's Patent right 80 - ~ iSSrleon
instiiats Old beds reaovsssd Co.'S wh''e's' ~
slo In
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A STRAY ISDIAS.-A deaf and dumb Indian boy
was found night 1T the foot OF Pkest VINO gave hi
name by writing as Aaron Lee Csfiee from Sag Hsrbor
His legs were shacked and IL is supposed that he hs
effected his escape from the Deaf snd Dumb Asylum
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From JAsAIcA-By an arrival at Philadelphia
sc have received tie OF the KtEgsf0s cs) Morning
''Sr~ai from Aug 10Th to Aug 18th inclusive. We do
DOT Ind In them any thing important The sugar plant
ere complain loudly of the operation OF the Free Trade
Principle upon their peculiar interests asserting that II
sa' diminished the price OF sugar full 50 percent They
predict ruin the result Of this state OF things aud
have adopted measures intended To induce Parlismen
s''e them tho benea, OF Protection The Journal ,es
them that their efforts viii be fral,e.. and tina, they
must msse up their minds to se, along as they best can
under existing laws
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SANFORD h. KELLOGG,
A uvrnRN Office 10 PIN

SANFORD X. KELLOGG,
A JyTORNEN-AT-LAW,o Office 40 Finest 81 LOUIS
No The securing and collection OF debts and ali pro
te.siona business will be promptly aud faithfully auen'
ed to. -, p-.,.h 4
Refer 70 Messr. L. 4. Benoist Co Loksr ksnGs \
Co bankers. and Collins KELLOGG 81 Louis ies," Ran
AIN Duryee a Co Lawrence, Jrimbis 90 hasn Auen
Incioss ( Sons, and w w Pinnes Co New Ion-
Nessr. Collins Brothers, Hartford % <swo's
BUILDING
blING BRANCH Of INDUSTRY which, In ali condit,ons
Dm.n-s,s skill and jud sm-nt In Design, W moes oe
varied ants ard requirements OF society In p,opo,on
Ia an, individual ex pereLce and capacity: Ana ~ sbeeo
ioy. b.coms evident by scrutiny therrfofs amer macn
am. eat attention cioss application, 10 me
ohs of Buildng-onrr the resuli 10 those VINO ee n.o
r.t-i In procuring Designs SPECIFICATIONS, snd woniee
drn~iug ia such oihs' senon ~ may seem Ieeseesy
driny me progress 81 the workon terms most sassnts
g,oa. add sails.ctofy Wills the f-suit OF soms o. ny
isb,. ear be s-en i0vs IN. sliso'ion OF ~
t~,.-trd At nv ascbeciursl Once, sWalst r~w.Ios
aa9j MsFhlm- A. sHbbp"", arms
rI,IN ROOFS MADE TIGHT fos 2: cents per loot
/ AMI warranted 0ood~ wins Pstent hydfoPneomsuc
Cement sheathns laid old tin roof ~ii render IL
derfeeilY tshf hre proof and permanent 10 wax over
40 ,,.S h., SAM GOODWIN,
VI I'm - West bfVH~sJ, "'>i o"es'.-
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BOARDING..

DV<tltIStANN'
pOARD-A small private family in Saie, Location,
lDwih let sepeey furnished on me ~
door To gentleman and hs wife with board, privilessot
parlor. and fuel during the Winter 4 required Aiso
pleasant with fireplace the nrt noos 70 SINGLE
A. a. i'm
ocsfion- Room. may be hsd At
- 70 peaeh st on Johns PARK WITH Key 10 .hs arr.
and SIS Broadway Fourteepthst fronting mon
Park The latter house is now being reoPened and !. IN
perfect order slI N-
DOARD.-A gentleman and his wife. or one or two
ID singe gentlemen can be accommodated with null OF
partial board, espeetsble family In Ffsntnst west
q ,ad ass5 Broadway References exchanged AgglI"
BOARD WANTED-ins private family for widow
ID lady aud her two daughters Location would be pre-
lerred above csnsl-.t. and west Of Broadway Terms
moderate. Reference. given and required Address w
box SIS lower Post Office. sis W.
DOARDING-A few single gentlemen OF gentlemen
Dwith their wives obtain pleasant furnished rooms,
with board at l2s Greenwich ct The house 10 furnished
With Croton water throughout and an excellent bath room
sl8 2w-
DOAKDING IN EAST BROADWAY.-A sea-
men be accommodated with pleasant apartment" ana
board by applying at IN East Broadway References ca
changed SO 1~
BOARD NANTED-with a suite OF rooms ior
ID small family Terms must he reasonable and loes,lon
between Canal and Spring within three or four oecn.
Broadway Address T.. O. SO Csnsst sit D"
DOARD-Fora gentleman and hi. wife or two single
ID gentlemen can be obtained IN private family wnsre
there other boaIders, by applying "a sesond.sI
|
DOARDING-Gentleme with families. and single
ID gentlemen, can be Handsomely accommodated Win
frn shed unarnished rooms aud board, bJ sppyine"
at SIS Hou.ton-s, first block from Broadway sl6 lw'
DOARD-With rooms furnished Il required, for gen
Demen and their wives single gentleman may Dc or
=, 49, "ff'' sl6 lw~
a,..AHDlNG.-Afewb osroc's may be sccommodeed
- with pleasant ~ SO widest fsw donss ~"
~ Broadway sue, "
ur>FURNIsHED ROOMS with board wsntsd-A
L psrlor and bedroom adjoining with closet" for gen
tleuan his wife, aud child, "a boy years o. assJ
vate family where there few bostdsn Din
ner Tor the gentlemen sunday. only 3, Joh s rMa
ra,neut gement may DO made Address B. BOZ VI
Post Office stating location and price, which must % mo
deTate.
\ ODCINCS-Furnlshed unfurnished, for GnGs
Lsentemen in pleasant location. near 81 Johns ran
Apply sc % Besch-st -
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THAT WELL KNOWS REMEDY for ihe cure OF
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Zoo ard al diseases hat Oikiuse from impure oooo
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years with consumption tbs msele.ns ~ IL. ase Be-
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