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LEGAL NOTICE.

CUPRENE CoURT.-JoHN MILTON BUEL VS. ALTON
- Busi, and Phlsnda Howes his wife, MAry
suel Hiram Bailey aad harpret hi. Wife Augustu Din.
mick, Moore Dmmick. - Dimmick. daughter Of Ben
ann Dinmiek, diseased. who was son Of Clsrinda Dim
nick. rdwsrd Leomis, George n. Loonis. NORTON Bue
husband Geers. Bss chsrle.,e Bus ri.Ircy busl .ad
above nam ed defer ndAnYsu hereby required so
the complaints of the above named plaintiff John Nm
which nled in the Clerks Once Of Oneida the
9Th day Of June 5 and 70 Of your answsr
vice Of this summons exclusive Of the Of ush service
And II you shall fail TO the complaint within twsny
day after service Of me the plaintiff will apply 20
the Court for the relief handed in the complaint Dated
June o. 1881. WILLIAM TRACY. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
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There been an in the receipts of all articles
except barley rye pork, and cheese The falling of in
these has been quite moderate except in cheese The
arrivals Of cheese have been decreasing each year since
lS4S the cause Of which is unknown to U.S.
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We notice more active movement In bresdstuns than
usual which s the only sstore in the export trade
during the week II will be that the table is some
what longer than those previously given, which is
counted for by the fact that greater variety Of articles
have been shipped II is an interesting statement for
nothing else than the great number Of items which
make up our foreign export trade.
The shipments Of -four from Baltimore 70 foreign por;s
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By reducing the wheat to neur the quantity Of the
after left at tde-wster this year. compared with the
corresponding period of Last year. shows increase Of
770e26 barrels of -four.
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of the
principal articles Of produce left ct tide water from the
commencement Of navigation to the 7th of August in
cudve during the years ls4s 90 days. 1885, lO7 days.
1861, ia days.
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INSTRUCTION.

FRENCH CONVERSATION CLAssEs-ACADENY 2ss
Il Broadway-Professors Richard and Nouton will begin
this day. lith inst and AZ r. M Of conversations
calculated to form the to the Of the
French and acquire all the diomatc
sions. 29S Broadway. ~ O'Clock.
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LIQUORS.

EXTRA BLACKBERRY BRANDY.-THrs JUSTLY
= celebrated remedy for bowel complaints, manufactured
bnss. ~ Cesnss Brsnd esrresy for and for sale by,
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BRILLIANT DIsCovRRIEs.-"rHR pKcArITATI0r
the exseutve one of bays most vonderul disoeve
res, " In honor Of which. ts gave select dnner ~
nstiys merely. The payment 70 Gooayesr i @ =, ~.
has oniv lately great discs very
sut made late 20 benefit him Day. ever o'
shich he himself has been chief and s nov the only 4.
ringer wss brilliant conception Of Days, ana rndoubt
al N ith hin Ds ~ discovery great
sscy,t of vuiosnsns Rubber full before his sppcs
esid 70 had learned the secret oocdysar
cvx brilliant eshhitiop ef Inventive rsnius ana ~
,x s,r,hiss rrcsf q how ccsey one IN vsasor A cane
MN feiey pPes hs bsss VI taeth.t
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 10.

NIw YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction sale OF Horses Carriages Hsrnes Saddles
se every Monday ard "Wednesday AZ IL o'clock Persons
having property TO dspose Of please call have re-
gisttred JOHN m tATFfEID Propristor
HORSE FOR sALE-A IIcBr GRAY HORSE. PONY
toit 10 hsnds high. years cid Kind and sound has
uoted mile inside ~ three minutes country road;
never teen trained owned by horseman Inquire Of
EDWARD MILLER,
keusico, ION tte Harlem r. n , westeheste er county
EoR sALE-AN EASTERN BAY MARE, liH HANDS
high Of good speed, 6surs and actin Of rrest srir
snd snsvrsnce, sound kind In hsruess and under
stands without tying and sold only because she
oo ior e-nsr present purposes Inquire Al JOHN
fPt, whsfers eA.h,
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uALDs nv AUOTiOns

a ssIoNEEs SALE or CABINET lgRNTuRI TO
"A morrow Tuesday. 81 10 o'clock at Nassau st-set.
psar Fulton street. &c, Kemp will sell ss seove,
o osssr OF sssEnse the tire oe cabinet msker
partaealsy worty the OF the trade ssd
and consists OF rosswood parlor farniure
en- carved rosewood Cen te Tables with marble tips
rctewooo ana walnut library bookcase extension Dniny
rabies painted aud enaefed Chamber suite
ROSEWOOD maroie top dressing Bureaus Washstand
carved mah gany Sofas Tete sprar seat
Parior Chair mahogany marble top a,d pier Ia
bes wcrk card and fancy Fables high ma
hogany french Bsdsteads anut ald other Bad
seads hair Mattresses marble top dressing and
Washstands plain Chamber Furniture oics Desks
Wardrobes hogany hair seat Chairs variety cane seat
Chairs. Catalogue OF the morning Of sale.
A UcTIoN NoTIcE-yoaN e VAN ANrwEap.s SEC
"A opd Fall Trade sae of Hardware, Heavy Goods Fae
Cutlery, &e Se viii take place on Tuesday l2sh At 10
tieuiars see Journal Of Commerce s-coasributos TO
this sale requested to send their avoices and samples
the store by o'clock M this day, as the catalogue will
then be put to press.
UCTION NOTICE-THOs. BELL. AUG rIoNEER-BY
"A H. N Bush sale of various articles OF Clothing
Dry Goods Curiotites &cTuesdsy At III o'clock in the
auction 10 North VIII street BY order OF iminis
traitors, from hotel etc. Partic ulars ON Tuesday.
THOS. BELL, Auctioneer
I p DIETERicB, AUcrIoNEER.-THis DAY AT 10
o'clock at the of Broome and Coumbia streets,
Paw nbrokers sale Of unredeemsd pledges Of women
and children Wearing pparel Quilts &C. Bv order OF T..
COAHEN, Pawnbroker, corner Of Columbia street.
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IaaM-~aH-asA.aAaI.A|A--HlAH'~AAA--AH'-A
CLOTHING q.


UOEU FALL CLOTHING.-wE WOULD RESPECT
lOOl fully invite Western and Southern merchants
look through stock Of fall and winter Cloth
elsewhere We fatter ourselves that
assortment prepared for the approaching will
found In eatent and variety than has been
by house In the trade. Our exetions and
rspgemns Tor supplying thing that slegant and
we'll giving TO the AZ and hnish Of
the best custom work. 10 proved 10 be duly appreciated
increase Of sales 10 all sections Of the
country constantly receive from customers the
ratyin reports that garments always meet clean
ready SALE besides determined be undersoa
BY house in the trads wheueven allowing ox the
riority Of the make Of garments. d. h J. DkyLIN
IS land 81 John street. corner Of Nassau
CAsr OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE. FANCY
~ Dresses, Firearms, Watches and Jewelry wanted =
Thirty paid above the usual price received for the
above making application 70 the subscriber who will
attend sppoin Ladies' attended BY Mrs, Lyon
ISAAC @. LYON. Wall street. Basement
TAsT OFF CLOTHING. 6C.-LADTEs AND GENTLE
~ obtain the highest cash price for oa cloth
ing Of description and personal articles In
general ty sending their address through post calling
JANIS MORONEY at his Clothing Store N Orange street.
Chatham street. Ladies waited on BY Mrs Moroney.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies gentlemen having any supernuons effects
dispose those breaking housekeepng obtain
cash price their articles BY sending for the subsor
Der At his residence. or By note through the post
n. 3. C0HEN. g Elm street.
Ladies attended By nrs Cohen.
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RESTAURANTS.


CHELLEY's IS TO NEW YORK WHAT THE ROCHER
- de CAncae Is to the Parisans-he grand resort de
toute monde tempted thther by those delicious Massa
ehuset Bay Oysters and the ten other artst
caly viands aud those curoes of vintage
culiar the cellars Of this superb cafe and
yive lie constitution viye Muiigatawney soup. and be
thankful that live In the Of those salt tender and
refreshing Little Neck clans and Marshall festivals
A LA LANTERNE NOT IN THE REVOLUTIONARY
"A ngnfeanee Of the term e. to be hung thereto, but
Of Broadway and Anthony street there hang rapt
der At the and costly magnhcence by which
will be surrounded Not to be Sheey to be
bsrbsr.p and not to indulge In the EPicurean produo
ons of this regal place to be nsenble to the good the
gods have sent You can't be nsensble to the coming
wonders Of the Marshall festival
AIDES DEPARTMENT AT sHELLEYs-ENTRANCE
- door this side Of Christ Church. In Anthony street.
just out Of Brodway has recently been added TO this vast
with view to accommodate ladies and gen.
temen with dinners and suppers prepared from the deca
ces Of the All kinds Of ices
pastry and fruits be had and served in cool private
apartments.
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during the week ending Thursday last amounted, In
the aggregate TO within fraction Of 20 600 barrels or
this large amount 1881 barrels shipped to Liver
pool J7H 10 Brazil 1000 to the River Plate, 100 to
Bremen and 1909 to the West Indies The total value
of ,oreign imports for the week amounted to Sl23-
s64 o. The whole quantity of -four exported from Bal
timors TO foreign ports since January l. 1851 Is 25 ass
barrels
once in this city, the opening navigation to the
7th Of August $l52S IS against $l2ss29 el during
the period In 1885, The shipments
from this city for transportation the canal during the
first week of August merchandise at mills 2059700
lbs sugar, s75,S0o do; moasses, $4,000 do codee
100000 dol nails and spikes 90 200 dol iron, 0Odo
railroad iron $4,000 d.. Steel Il 500 do; sheet iron
and tin 356 800 dol crockery and glass ware, 176o0
do; fish, 22o, 600 do; sundriss 81 800 do.
The quantity Of -FOUR wheat, corn and barley left at
dswster during the first week In August in the years
1850 and 1861 was as follows:-
Flour, Nls. Wnsst, su. cs.n, b.. B~'sy b.
1850. .6z, PSI 4o052 155,628 1885
1851 SASS p9H5 246Ol5 2100
Increase. ...u,ls7 6ss2a soJss7 ass
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left 1t tide
water from the commencement Of navigation to the 7h
Augut inclusive during the years 1850 and 1851 was a
Flour; ~. wnsst, ~. Corr Corr. ~: s. B@,sy sS.
issi.... .lS7isas l,Ois,iiS 4lssSsS ii4ss5
Inors.ss,. .s4oool sis,s2s 24s5,s5l Dec. l7,ls2
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at tide
water from the commencement Of navigation the 7th
August inclusive during the years 1s4s and 1851
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

ITO THE PUBLrC.-INBfA RUBBER sH0RS-oUn
attention has been called By Horac>
r. Day published In the New York Herald July
iol aHd the Courier and Enquirer Of data vhch
after mush unmertsd abuse of attorsev Wm Judson
esa he asserts that dare noe charge him With prAns
occdyears faten undereur and that be does
infringe Gosdyears Patents the
purchased cur licenses for e Of In
dia Rubber Shoes under ocodyears Paten and paid
ant daily paying tara for the say
other person psnt have done the dpessd %
nsrs iuss p,.ohsss s,shs sss y.lia p.ssat shs1
in future not sfnss his Pasnss He nov asssmps
selves who have for large coasidevatioa. purshsss<
our leenses ana nov vork under them; and ehareI
mr Day directly, and that Gig vft
pirasns oeedyears rstent In the Of IN,
shoes which he 10 Offering 70 the pubiic and evs
thht he and all Who With par
chasing his Shoes made In violation Of sAd Psssn
Rights, will be prosecuted.
L. CANDEE
HAYWARD RUBBER Co,
hy WIN, A. Buc ckinsham, Tressurer,
TIE NEwARK INDIA kUBBER nro CO.
FORD q co.
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"A Who can the mystery explain
OF Lyons famous insect bane;
Harmless to man. 10 quickly slays
Bedbugs, musketoes, reaches. heas.
The eplant-dsstreyins insect kills.
And ants. by thousands, In their hills.
Now, whs can solve the riddle, sayt
How does this powder thus display
Two attributes opposite
A heat and cold ~ day and night
Ay, that's the secret; yet who cares;
IL kills the bugs, while man 10 spares;
And knowing this can't decry 10,
And puIxled still. We still must buy IL .
DEPOT for LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills. for the Do
struction of insects and vsrmin t2s Broadway.
II IQUID HAIR DYE-RECIPE-LADIES AND GEN
~ uemen wishing TO avail themselves Of celebrated Re-
cipe do BY calling H. Striker lO Broome street.
B. You can make ten dollars worth for 81 25 would
be great saving to those In the habit OF using large quan
es and paying high prices for hair Dyes Price Of the
Recipe, 81.
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sPORTIN0.

~ OTICI TO sPORTsNEN.-oN MONDAY, THE llrH
~ inst Shooting Match will take place the Hoboksn
Ae.dow At o'clock Two hundred fast flying are
N hand for the occasion. j. TAYLOR.
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REWARDS.


a 00n REwARD.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN,
Yl,VVV who has bee, inown By the name Of Charlie:
the subscriber who has sactory moral evidence that said
child the Of James Clinton Norton and Sarah, his
born In the year 1850 the esry part Of 1871 In order 70
place the said child in possession OF his parental rights and
Tor other purpose the subscriber deous Of obtaining
legal evidence OF the birth and deny OF said chd aud
such proof.-Dated New erk August ISL. -
II. PEUGNEr, " Bank street.
q I'D REwARD.-LEFT IN THE FOURTH AVENUE
W - Cars Wednesday night, about III o'clock pair
OF Opera Glasses The above reward will be paid TO the
finder by leaving them at 2i6 Fourth avenue.
II EWARD.-L0sT IN THE VICINITY OF BR0oME
~ and Esfex streets, Saturday night last wallet
With Bailey printed inside supposed TO contain about
sa0 One bill marked Joost So marked Kees. sats
factory reward will be paid for information return Of the
same TO Z32 Broome street.
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DRY GOODS, Ae.

MANTILLAs.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE PARIS
vI nantila Emporium being desrous Of efectns
tire clearance of the balance of his
70 opening the fall trade (rrepsr tions which
daily mahinsl has decided upon making reduction 70
exactly one hsh N. original price Ladies' therefore
secure sreas bargains. GE0. BULPIN, Si Broadway.
QAJous GLOVES JUST LANDED. ov THE FIRST
ayslity-Lsdi.. MD Gloves white and slseh light sud
dst Mems DO full assortment OF coiors aso.
embroidered lace Mtts, sits sstins v,ivets Mernos
Cloats nsntiiss, Csshmeres Desines. Embroideries,
Lsces Calcos Plhids Hosiery. Linens shswis scsrfs
Crapes bandherchies Bomhaxnes Msrcenes &o., which
We oher At the ov est market either package
piece, JAMES BECK CO.. wholesale rooms SIS and Is;
Broadway.
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MIsCELLANEOUS.

T1MBRELLAs AND PARAS0LS.-ANDREw BDHME
manufseturer and Wholesale dealer offers for sale High
Mounted ssopenins Walking Cane Travelling Steel and
Whaebene Frame Umbrellas Also Alpaca. Scotch Cling
ham Buggy Cheap Whalebons, Cane and Red Umbrellss
and Parasols, Of every description.
ANDREW BOHME, II Cedar street.
M ISS MARTINEAUS AND ATKINSONS LETTERS
lv1 the Laws Of Mas Nature and
ready and for sale This the first reprint OF these
tented and interesting letters In the United States Price
rs cent? 81 and 81 50 according TO binding. Orders
received by JOHN MORRISON. LIS Chatham street, New
York. and BY J. xENDUk. IS Washington street, Boston
Al UsKEr CARrRIDGEs-yoo MUsKEr CAR
1 tridges In boxes Of Thousand each for tae BY
+. L. KSEELAND, 16 Front street.
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Pima AAsTs.


COLORED DAoUERRxOTYPEs FOR FIFTY CENTS
Grand streets the only tabhment In tie city where the
best shysht daguerreotype hsndsomely eOioed en-
eased taken for 50 cents and larger
rates. No charge unless perfect satisfaction IL given.
n nAGUERREOTYPE.-FIRS RATE PLATES MUST
~ be plated with sufficient thickness of pure all
the the better and II cir
smooth and even The scale pates combine these
plates 10 thicker than that the French plates
and they all that silver s
advantage which appre
They perfect For SALE At the sole agents
VICTOR BISHOP, No. q Maiden lane.
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A
river. The ferry Is crossed in q dst boat Propsned
BY two men, each with . long pole. The scene
was lively. A long string Of carriages and norsss
lined the rivers bank on side; procession We
moving up to the Shannondale Hotel on snc otnes1
and the ferrymen meantime were ,odassnorgy
polling over reinforcemenu TO the thrcng lne
semi circular sweep Of the river here, for 9iIc,
lined ON both sides with luxurant trees grAccfully
bending to the water, gave an ar OF romantc
beauty to the scene, Of which the President could
not resist expressing his admiration. Arrived st
the Springs, we found great multitude 81 the
hotel. IL swarmed with people, up stairs and
down. inside and out, very large propor-
tion Of them being Of the hard working bone
and sinew Of the country. They had come
from over the Ridge, and from under the
Ridge, and fom mp the valley and down the valley,
for twenty miles round to the President and nov
that be was here, the whole crowd was In active
commotion. IL was five o'clock before the special
dinner was ready but IL ali the better, for the
re gulsr guests and the crowd had dined before
Some thirty persons sat down with the Pre- sdent
and suite to the table. IL was good, wholesome,
refreshing dinner. All hands were hurgry and
ate heartily Of the good things before them. Amer
dinner, the President ard Secretaries we're engaged
for sometime in receiving the people. Amer tea,
there was an elegant erfer,rue ball IN sne ion9
room, Of which We regret our limits on time rno
spsce will not admit Of q full description Inc
President ar a his Secretaries we're received very
gaci,u'y and ,mingly by the ladies' and 'h Ugh
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DART xxIII, BRArTHwAITE's RETROSPECT. FOR
July; 1851 y just published Price 81 s2per annum
the recent the Pest once Department and
laments and made In the work u will here
sr DO furnished 10 Subscribers free Of postage the postage
being raid AZ the once Of publication and included In the
sutscriptiop, which will be as follows;
Irom te commencement tNo TO the 18th No, rs sents
From is 70 ~ iscissi.e si per No Y
Per annum hereafter 2
The whole the above bound in vos full sheep IS
In sl cases delivered free Of postage the susscrbs
any roet vce In the United States The subscription 10
he invariably paid In advance.
DANIEL ADIE, Publisher l07 Fulton stresh NY.
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SP3RIsNHEN TAKE NorIcE.-sTRAYED OR STOLEN
- from no. ~ Ann street, Friday last, old F5x
hornd white black aud orange ears better
3id sport suitable will paid return
N p any person claiming him will dealt
WIN seeoraihg 10 law HENRY SCHRODER.
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The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at tide
water from the Of navigation to the 7th
August inclusive during the years ls4s and 1851 was q
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The aggregate quantity of the same articles left At tide
water from the Of navigation to the 7h
Augut inclusive during the years 1850 and 1851 was as
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n osT-oN SATURDAY, Tue 9TH, BETWEEN THf
IL Of and three p. NJ, In Broadway. between
the Broadway Banh and Maiden Lsns three notes. FOL,
lows One Note drawn by X. Benedict dated April
hundred and twenty dollars
psyable at the Ogdensburx Bank Also one drawn by N
Gardiner dated Nay I'D at elk months for four hundred
and ninety dollars and ninety cents payable at the Che
mung Canal Bank. Also. one drawn by John II. White,
York. dated March g. eight months four hundred
and fifteen dollars and sevenyx cents payable at the
Of New York all payable TO the order OF
and endorsed by Baekuss Osborne All persons are hereby
cautioned against negotiating the above notes the payment
suitable reward will be paid
for their delivery TO the subscribers.
BACKUs OSBORNE, Is Maiden Lane.
7 osT, ON MONDAY LAST, SUPPOSED IN ONE OF
IL the Atlantic street stages, South Brooklyn small
bundle Of papers Of TO but the owner The
finder will be literally erarded by leaving the with
VIM. IT, Racey second door from State, in Hoyt street.
Brooklyn.
CouND-A GOLD WATCH. APPLY AT NO. ss NEW
street ID stairs
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SPoRTING-wALKINGM MATCH AGAINST TINE
~ Themas Hanaberry stands ready walk loo miles in
200 consecutive hours Proprstors Of courses or
aes Of in the vicinity Of the city, wishing
him to perform the feat their premises apply
address line to him, at No. Yeey street. where be
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CCPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

CNPARTNE0SHtP NOTICES.
DIssOLUTfON OF PARTNERSHIP THE CO-PART-
~ nerhip heretofors ssisss between the undersigned
der the firm Of Barley Dennisson, Plumbers, at
No. M Ninth New York city hereby dissolved
mutual consent The anars Of the hr will be settled aud
the business continued ct the place. by Churchill c.
G. Dennisson. JOHN n. BARKLEY,
q. c. G. DENNfSSON.
nTssoLUTT0N.-THE COLPARTNERsuIP HERETO
~ fore existing end known the nrm OF Patton
nor 90 Chatham street. and t6l Pearl street IL this day
dissolved BY mutual ennscnt PATRICK PATTON.
JOHN DRUMON.
&R00 -wANTBD, A PARTER WITH A CAPITAL
ROVV. OF 500 70 join the advertiser In business al
ready established and paying profit Of 100 per The
business H. exclusively for cash, and whatever
incurred None but man % business habits and vho will
be willing TO devote his whole time the
ply 20 this sdyertisement Address with real nsme En-
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A oENrLKnAN AND HIS WIFE. ALSO SEVERAL
single gentlemen, with good board
and pleasant rooms At No. Beach street. Bath In the
house. References exchanged.
BOARD wANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN
~ private family, where there are other boarders
Fifh avenue References given and required Address s.
boz l,lW post once
DoARD-A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS, WITH BATH
wife, In very pleasant house. newly Furnished throughout
and occupied BY private family OF three persona Locs
ton both convenient and dtsirsble Address "osgood
Herald Once.
RoARD IN TBE C0UNTRY.-FAMILIEs CAN BE
- accommodated with board and eligible rooms. The
house IL commodous and pleasantly situated near the
Hudson River Steamboats, daily TO and from New York.
Addrefs X o. North Haverstrsw Rockland county, New
York.
DoARDINC.-wANTED, A SINGLE ROOM. with
out board west Of Broadway and btween vesey and
kesde streets Address w. c. Herald once stating terms
andloeation.
BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND "A FAMILY, OR SIEVE
Sra sn gle gentlemen, be well In plea
the house formerly occupied BY Judge Ward fompkns
ville staten Island.
I oDeINes-A SUITE OF FURNISHED APART
msn gentleman and his wife Al IDS sprins street wes,
Brosdvny Breakfast only given, required No board
ers In the house. Terms moderate.
VUANTED--By GENTLEMANAND Hrs WIFE THE
w second ttory Of modern built house, with bath,
name and number Of street.