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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


bosTcs April 2-Brokers Board-l shares ogiensburgh
hk boston and Worcester Rk, lS,4; 10 Boston and
Maine k loi Boston aud Providence Rk st1a Il dor
eA; Eastern RR lO2 50 Philadelphia, Wilmington and
baltimore RR, 21a 100 Reading RR. 2 21 Verinoat Cen
trail RR 3a; iO do boo 81 do. BIB 31z 25do b3l $40
90 do b0 3 y estern Rk l0l 81 Vermont and hassa-
chrsetts RR. 3lS; q Fall River Rk y Old Colony Xxx,
Edsewerth Company, s1 100 do, s ga; 100 do s0 "a
IL Bank Of Commerce ilsi Suffolk Bank l52 Bank n
America do 100; II Merchants Bank, lo6 - do.
l0 GOO Vermont Central KR bondg 9la; lU Vermont
and Rk bonds, So al 3ac'ior-l6 shares
Boston and violence Railroad. $50 Boston aud Lowell
Railroad ia Troy and Grcenbuh Railroad guaranteed
pany us; Manufacturer Insurance Company, 1ts4;
Manufacturing Company, q; York M4aufactur
ing Company 20; Boston Sugar Refinery 1900 Boston
Athen $50; SO Boston Bank. ssh City Bank. l0
s2cco Michigan Central Railroad per cent convertible
bon ds. l021s.
PHrLApELpHIA, April 3.-Flra Board-sl 900 st. Louis
6s u ~; 600 Tennessee S. SO rs shs Penna Railroad
~ 100 Reading Railroad 2S 30 do, S. 2i 80 do
100 do 2s1; Harrisburg Railroad b. a. 100 Union Canal
2s,s ajdo,, s. 2sss 30 DO. b. 2J Bet.oeen Bosrds-
$eNo State 81 a8l 900 shs Reading Railroad 2,ls go do
2S3s so do, "a. Second Board-S4U0 Wilmington Rail-
road 6s $50; 100 kensngton WV, ~ l4D Spring Garien
6s lOl?s 10 shs Morris Canal ia 100 Union Canal H.
Bank, G2 20 Reading Railroad 2s9s; 100 do. "a. .4nsr
Saies-lW hs Reading Railroad. 21 100 do ~ l0ldo, ~
:10 do $50 Morris Canal, lss 100 do 10; 100 Union Ca
BAITinosT, xprii'2-stoek Boqrd-sI 100 Baltimore o.
800 Io18; 800 do pleasure. IOls $50 Baltimore oio
Railroad bonds s 92s 1900 do. l7j 90 70 ss Frankiia
Bank 1ld IL York and Cumberland Railroad 2pa. At the
board to-day Maryland Gs closed at h25 bid 100. asked
Maryland s. Sz bid 81 asked Baltimore Ga. 1870 0la
lid 1U asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds labi 70
lid; lso7, 92 bid, s asked; do shares y Bill 7aske
York and Cumberland Railroad, 2s bid 231 asked Bat
and Susquehannah Railroad, 81 bid. 3,tf asked
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THE WORLD's FAR.

PASSENGERS FOR THE WORLDS rAIR.-rIIE UN IT.
ed ststss Mail Steamer FRANKLIN, J. wetton, com
mander will leave New York Tor Southampton and HAVE,
on the 5th ATi and still accommodate
Passengers Persons visiting the worlds Fair will ind this
me most convenient economical aud rapid Conveyance
her great speed and superior Of the Frank
hn Offering advantages unsurpassed by other seamers
reach London from Southampton in three hours
for shings Prom Liverpool 70 London, ss hour for
k1s The frsnhiin will be followed by the HUMBOLDT.
the ID Nay. For freight or passage apply 70
MORTIMER EIvINGsTOS. 81 Broadway
Ls0R THE WORLDS FAIR, CROWDED A sUFFI-
II cient number Of Passengers sner IA nrst class Ship
VIII be ntted 70 tahe out and home Remaining
SIN weeks In London For further particulars Apply
DAVID OGDEN. va Wall street.
THE WORLDS FAIR.-ruOsE WHO INTEND VISIT
ing Eurore, requested to drop Ia at TUTTLEs I'm
poriutn 35 broadway and examine hts excellent
ofavellsrs Dressing Cases Fertmanteau taveiier Com
pantons, Poche and Cane Umbrellas kc At Tuttes En-
rcrium be found the largest assortment Of fancy and
useful articles In this country embracing Opera Glasses
rich Pane. Domino Masks, Cold aud silver Pencils Music
Boxes Work Boxes Baby jumpers Toys. &c The prices
twenty cent less than the usual for fancy goods
and the Price distinctly marked each article yiters
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FURNITURN. sc.

ErRNrTURE-RICu ROSEWOOD. BLACK WALNUT,
aud mahogany-U Stoney respectfully invites those
persons about selecting their ur.itnse 70 his ss
OF honahte substantial aud first class furniture ~ hs
h Broadway where old customers VII md
the variety and az the usual moderate prices
HENKf sTOSEY 6 Broad ssv, one door above spring 81
HoLLACHER n suvITr NO. ~ NORTH WILLIAM
street. manufacturer Of all tsss Of Show cAsss, In
Metal Brass Rosewood, Mahogany Biach Walnut sac 81
constantly on hand assortment " the sbcv
ssnsd articles Orders promptly snceussd 81 short acsce
OLD SHOW Cases tahen In saehasss.
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There were no other engagements

DO at 25s. per ton. There other engagements
worth reporting.
PROVISIONS Pork-with active speculative and
city trade inquiry the market for all desert pons
again better and VIC noticed sales of 400 bills
at sl4; old at sl3 81 Sl3 a. prime Sli rs; and
Old ut $40 ~ $40 30 Beef was moving slowly at 50
$ll 90 for mess and 50 50 for prmc prime
worth 10 per tcrce bnt heard operations Beef
hams were selling In retail lots At S15 SIS 80 Cut
meats were as noticed in our last with tring sales Lard
was In request and firm With $50 bbs sold az sHc.
eSc. Prime Butter and Cheese inquired after
and being rather held firmly. while common
descriptions were duh and inclined downward.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


HOTELS.
MEXICAN HOTEL. PANAMA. n. G.-THIs ESTA-
"A hshmentis the largest public house the isthmus,
situated high ground In the most airy and healthy
ton Of town. and in the centr. Of business BY kind and
careful hope share the of the pub
II. GIDEON ELY. and J. NJ STABLES. Proprietors
CANDERsoNs COLLEGE HOTEL, nos. y AND 30
- Murray street. broadway, Few s-s-rhis favor.
tie establishment having been considerably enlarged during
the fall ready for the reception and entertain
ment Of transient viters Being In retired and quiet To-
cation and all the appliances and Of
the larger establishments without their noise aud hustle Is
peculiarly pied for families and desiring comfort
Dinner five o'clock Suits Of with private
meals ut q moderate charge.
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CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ York 10 PhisdelpLia-Leayes pier No North River
by steamboat JOHN POTTER; Morning Line, at o'clock
A. NJ; Afternoon Line at o'clock N NJ rare BY either
Line, 81 forward deck 81 Lmgrant Line at 81 o'clock r.
NJ Pare, 81 ~. I. BLISS. Agent.
kV and Philadelphia dirvct-Gnited States Mail Line
Through In ~ hears via New Jersey Railroad Fare
dueed 10 - for friass and 81 10 for secondola Leave
New York at A. NJ from foot of Coursndt street, and
"a: and p, N: from foot q Liberty street Leave
Walnut street
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CALIFORNIA.

chants San Tr.nsscc, California Refcrenses-Meesrs
Srunsr Co. 81 rhomas. W u ncler, sand Rers New
ton Fruhns Groseheu, Londca; John A. prcese Co.
Bremen; Corrisos Co., Bremen John Mason Co., Phil
sAslph4a.
ITO CALIFORNIA MINERS-TfoSE INTERESTED
In Portable Steam Pumps invited V one Ia epe
ration at the factory o. the undcrxned IN Wfamsburgh
few rods south Of the reet slip Perry lsndius was con-
struetd for the Of practical miner recently returned
from California. who u Willing for few days previous 70
h departure to explain The nature q the business and the
advantages the The Pump " capable Of
barrels 81 water minute,
lift ~ kteen twenty The total weight Of Pump and
Engine combined together With the feeding apparatus "
only ~ ppupds and all he racted hour barrel
The boiIsr which very sre and durable, weighs
and IL t-o feet ~ four feet long II all cal
ewatsd for transportation mules Tor further infov-
nation srriy ~ the ctbce u WoRTufNoTON BAKER.
J.h nj stairs.
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MArRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
Nl cverProfesor Lawton. Of London having arrived IN
Boston WI send 70 any address, receipt dollar
raid plain directions 70 enable ladies ssnemen
yin d. devoted affections o. .se opposite IN.
vp~esive Of positions aud though not
teast be arranged With such decscy THAI
seteeton impossible Address Professor LAWnON Roe
tcs, nsss No letters tsksafr ths Post onss Ass
povtnaa II paid.
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CLOTHING.

-pRINc cIoruING-oUR SELECT AND EXTENSIVE
- stock % Clothing for the season 70 sew ready ccr
prng all the atest styles Of garments Of the day. and
ehaste goods 70 BE found 10
this or European markets. ID. \ DEvLtN,
Is and IS John street. corner Of Nassau ST.
4 FLANDERS 200 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, DEAL
or inc Cent? boys, and Childr-n's tlethieg-
Sells by the single suit pechsgeris esabshment u
In receipt Of all that lin the line and
Acknowledged TO be the leading house 81 fashion IN This
country.
CTOCxINGs, AND UNDER-CL0rHINo OF EVERY
~ Kind for ladies' rents and children in great variety and
cheap at Parishs eldssbshed rtecking store, ~ CAna
street, second block from Broadway
C,AsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ ladies gentlemen leaving tina city or breshns NJ
housekeeping obtain the highest cash price for Cothns
Furniture BY sending through the Post At hts resi-
deno~ 4. ~ DrsSEIDONP, Is Kim street.
N. B.-Iadics attended BY Mrs. Dusseidorp.
CASr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ The highest obtained BY ladies sni gem
uemsn Who have sny left on Cothns Furniturs snd ys.e
&C. 10 dispose ding through post 90 otherse,
for j. LEvEvSTYS, <66 broadway up s<Atva
Ladies attesde to by Mrs. Levenstyn.
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On April g. by the Rev G. Spring in the Mercer Street
Church. NJ. ALLISON Jr. to HARRIET NJ CALIiouS daugh
ter OF Henry Calhoun. Esq. all of this city.
At New Rochelle, April >. by the Rev. DR. Morgan,
Mr. Roswell IIoYr of Stamford. Conn, TO Miss CATHA
RINE daughter Of Mr.. John Bissell.
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THE TURF.

purse cf So will come % this day tfrdayl the tth
Instant ats o'clock that purse over
twenty-five dollars Mile heats beet In under saddles.
bntes:-Mr. Iun enters M Rossee; WIN. Seeman, en-.
ters bn Brown Tom; q. c. enters Awful " Wooruh
enters m Ellen; Mr. ~ s. Campbell enters Giisburst
owner enters b. 2. Jim Kelly. v. LUPf, proprietor.
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A rERFECT CURE
n lis useless TO be writing rhyme,
When all the world ought to know
That, II You my Pills In time,
The evil surely cannot grow.
At once they kill both Rats and Nice;
My powders, too, are In r.nown,
For killing Moths, and Ants, and Flies;
Coekroaches which you dnd in town.


Depot 40 broadway, y. Y.
GYMNAsTIc AND PHYSICAL ExERcIsE.-MR. CT.
~ 0ttgnon respectfully informs his friends and the public
m Isl nab o ,ss daoF below Sssa
ossurisd h Dr. Rich and nov open for the reception q
Every evening from iii, Boys class every from
h.HSf s:sfs. s sss IN
and Canal 'ss Ms%ssr sasss sy y 81 s
them at the rooms in Crosby street.
nR CuRIsrIE's GALvASIc cURArIvEs POSSESS A
sr.., and sseslence which consists IN the
In place Of the usual mode Of drugns and physckns the
heton They strengthen the whole eauaue the cir
eua,ion o.hs blood promote the SECRETION and never .
rodaeioa in The United states only three years ne
among which we're large humber q ladies. who are Pecu
y Sss Ssy rs had sss
Sg Ard eysryhss else had been ,,ss IN vain e
DR; KELLINGERs. LISIMENr HAS DEEM NEARLY
In the known world ts arst friends Its beet ~
ssai:s s ssa, sa and work him daily
ss 81 sa: could
that the Doctor had . uyes. when he he
Aston time things very uncertain. IL
ts e sss he w =, ~ Ssss is
who have used since Its ntroduoton the Doctor with
sss 6% s's VIII
ms wsss T% AND SH spsi
&. sunday
HORSES, HORsES.-O.oo Is BUT SMALL EsTf-
mate Of the number Of horses that have been cured
during the past year. by the % Hoyts Columbian Lin
mont The strongest Kind testimony from the best
udFes he-h has been given All allowing 70
10 he the best made Many practical
give IL their hearty approval The following from
kpp Brown the oldest and largest stage propristers In
the world, who have number Of past. aud
tinuc TO this Eminent sseusivsy They keep nearly
four hundred horses In their
York, Oct. y lstSHaving used Hcyt's Columbian Lin
stables some years past and fsund
excellent and speedy remedy complaints incidental
to horses, hereby recommend its general In eases
Of cuts tru-es strains chafes sweiings and
ether complaints not herein mentioned The public can rely
this h. all that claimed for BY the
prietor-KIPPk BROWN" To this could be added similar
recommendations from nearly all the principal stage
volume Of evidence % thossand 81 remarkable and mme
date aud horse Sold In extra large bottles at
6fty Wholesale aud retail by Green
leaf kinsiey ~ yesey street; Morrison 10 Chatham
Snnen sc WvJ-on street, Lyons "a Grand street
Mrs Hayr, It's Fs,ten street. brooklyn Mandatory ~
Ninth where orders be Med for one dozen or
hundred gross.
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LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO., Wall street
DANAMA-LAND CARRIAGE BETWEEN PANAMA,
Gorgeca, Crvees. The underslfnsd have osxan1ed
line mules the between Panama and Crcss
the and Heschan
dice They have te.n e"sdsrabe expense TO establish
this line footing insure the most SPEEDY
sit possible In all seasons During the dry s.s the mnis-
road To facilitate the pasaxs
latter route, they have established depot about halt
between Panama and Cruces where, when
mule. changed 10 avoid all incon venicnce
Every tion has been paid 70 furnish this
saddles brides. aud everything
10 comfort q The charges this
will io~ thee. 81 other line rcpcssshe
rscps.r also to merchants who seode
the Panama route IL the ~iedy packages that
totally sneauatei for Through the n.y.
81 the road, Co
have them carried by Indians therefore, r. A. Co
inform thcre incrstei that packages shesll al
weigh more than @ lbr rross. than y.us
cubic fcti sso that all Packages shouid we'll
10 the eomysnys agents At trnees Gorsona the rrns
pal once q the 'mrany In Panama, ~ Cowan E-
Agentk NJ = Company, at Chagros.
Panama, March 1. ISL. n Jov n "a
MN A. Joy and Co.. will not hold re non
,e TOT we oss of any specie precious metals
other Nnabes unless declared the 81 delivery 10
Their agents and paid for aecordinsy R-f,rvscesus.s
Smh Lewis, Campbell. Jones Co., Panama; James q.
Nins sons Lawrenee Murray Insate Everctt Bro~s.
ssna Nara trite 20 Liverpool rowes, Brothers e.
Co., Havre.
IMPRESS TO SAN FRANCTsCo-rREf0Hr Is CENTS
III yfsyd taxi yrxt~h Al
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PUBLICATIONS.


THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS. FOR APRIL6. WILL
be Of the best numbers yet issued, containing the
continuation Of Amy Lawrence the Daugh
ter by the author o. stanhed Hail. tales poetry. fun
Price, For sale all the periodical
and by the carriers and newrboy Once d1 Nassau
Advertisements should be handed In before 10 o'clock Sat
urdsy night 70 insure insertion must 10 early
20 prn, the large edition the News now has.
II THERE rs ANY BOOK THAT you NAVE BEEN
looking for for sis months aud cannot md
drop into the old Curcsy shop and leave order
book not on the ely.s and yeu vili g.t " Also
wells IN beet Books, AZ the lowest price.
JOHN y. NEAGLE, n2 Nassau street.
I,oRYIeN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAGAZINES
foreign bccts-Eyery new.pap.r periodical, or book
and punetualIy supplied by WILMER ROGERS,
corner % Nassau and Liberty streets
Orders transmitted by every steamer.
UIIUsTRATED LONDON NEWS; PUNCH; ELIZA
Cooks. Leigh Hunts aud London Jcurnslsi Family
Herald Reynolds Miscellany, re- &c. full supply Just
received per Baltic All the morning and weekly papers
sale PERRY, bookseller and stationer, tot broadway
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FANCY GOODS.

T RoGERSs NEW FANCY STORE. 40 BROADWAY.
n u just received variety 81 walkers excellent
crochet Needles and Pattern Books together with large
assortment u his Justly celebrated Queens Own Needles.
warranted other aud done beau
tful Victoria and Jenny Land Also, stock Of
splendid French English German, and Chines Fancy Goods
Mr. Rogers. In connection with his extensive
Bazaar In Oxford street London aad ~ determined 70
make his place In broadway the Cheap Fancy store Of this
where the fasi1na bic articles be
had at the lowest possible prices.
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IMPRESS TO SAN FRANCIsCo.--rREI0fr Is CENTS
- per h-berford Go. will take freight at the
ie~ rate q ~ cents per - rsekss.s not 70 es.~A
@ its and must be made vster proof Mr. bererS sssv>s
onr goods 81 Chagre And accompanies them " fesAAa
Neat shipment ain be by North Amsrics ihA L~tsrre
IS cents BERroRD Co, Ysssy street., AsscS ms~sA
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OLIVER Is. GoLDsMITH,s WRITING ROOMS. NO 20
" broadway, first above the Irving HoueTerms
reduced half via So 10 for ten lessons hour each
stationery 90 cents twenty lessons for S. including
stationery payable subscribing Ladies' classes, at III
a. NJ and "a o'clock y. NJ daily excepting Saturdays
Gentlemen, at A. ". aud and o'clock Y. NJ. daily,
ceptnr saturday. Private Instruction. lat the ony)
SIS Fer sale, Goldsmths Gems 81 fenmanship, 81 30
A LADY WISHES TO ENTER 4 GENTLEMAN's
"A family Governese She u competent To instEct the
French ATTAINED Ia Paris) German aud Italian languages
b.sd.e the usual branches Of complete English education
Address psst pad) Miss Margaret w. Cameron Lower Post
once, New York. No objection TO the South.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.


sN1>N0N0~oo
q 4 0nn -WANTED-A PARTNER, ACTIVE OR
1,OOV. silent, With from 500 TO sl.vD in one Of
the wonderful exhibitions the world produced
ready 70 be exhibited. Address paid Van d. Isl
West Twenty ninth street apply for interview
at Dunap- Hotel 10 Fulton street. between the hours Of 10
aud II a, NJ and : and T.. N.
A GIVE PARTNER WANTED, IN A FIRST CLASS
"A Hotel in city adjoining New York.The house Is Of
che hrt class and does large business Owing the i'll
health of the proprietor he unable attend
the business -Four thousand dollars will required
come an equal partner As this Is opportunity for
good will lie received but those that
give the best Of reference Of character and ability
left M this Office ~ L. with and address, will be
attended to. The beet Of reference ven.
DARTNER WANTED-WANTED-To MEET WITH
person. partner otherwise who will furnish S3UD
$500 and take charge Of the indoor business
mission store. note addressed to Edward this office,
will meet with attention, and be confidential
ITO PRINTERS.-A PRACTICAL PRINTER. VINO
can command small amount 81 capital, and who de-
to purchase interest and take active
well established Newspaper and job Once in Southern
state may hear OF favorable Opportunity by ADDRESSING
Aith and references character aud capacity Box
27sb Poet Once stating where interview be had
The whg in politics The profits Of the office
from $500 to $500 per and above expenses
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LIQUORS.

TO WITH TIE TIDE 1T Is AN ASTOUNDING PACT
~ that the tide u popular feeling has In favor of
Daocs genuine vines brandi.s sies porter cider &e.
that useless 70 attempt 70 stem the eurrvat Heads 81
families and all others invited 10 join this psyvsr
and visit the brAaiy sser. AN broo~ ssrvst
corner Of Crosby.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST WINES. BRANDfEs.
II alss, porter elder &c, - hsd ~ AL Hcassan
street Mulberry oa. trial will The f2et-
80 A. BALTIMORE. Proprietor.
LBANy AND TROY FRESH ALEsi BEG TO SAY
n am -ti prepared 60 furnish families With the asaal
gallon hsgs tap and all complete. Delivered 70
part % the city at s. each The kes aud TAPS " rtarpsd
when empty, Wy notice being given 10 A. DAlimVre, Az
Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
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Two MECHANICS AND ENGINEERs-FIFTY DOL
lars will he paid for the best sketch of practical plan
for bringing the Erie railroad into the city
York. by the Piermont either ltion III rail
the Hudson River road by the route originally
the Erie Company through Westcerr superior
facility of such the proposed
at Jersey city The plan to include estimate speed and
and cost of porting
plans will be submitted for adjudication Hon Luther
Bradh, stephen Allen aud Myndert Van Schaick
addressed before the 10th Aprs NJ Brad
hurst. Chairman, Box I0t Post ohice.
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II c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNI-
N. ture at house in East Fifteenth street second house
east Of Second This day, Mt los o'clock X
Kemp Will sell at auction above all the Furniture of said
mouse being the furniture Of family leaving for Europe
and consists Of Tapestry. Ingram and Oil Cloth Carpets
together With Handsome assortment Of paror dining ROOM
aud chamber Furniture China, Cut Glass, and plated
Ware French Clocks and Ornaments Kitchen Utensils &c.
which lie we'll worthy Of the attention Of purchasers the
furniture Is in excellent order and has only been
wear
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L,oR sALE-A PAIR or BLACK HORSES, Bs HAND.
high free traveller yesss old warranted sound an'
Kind in harnes. and under the saddle. Price $50 Appi
ct COWANS, % Mercer street.
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A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR TWO
IA gentlemen, be had, with board German family,
BY applying at iS William street.
BOARD wANTED-BY YOUNG NAN IN A FRI
- riding house family where nothing but Preach
IL spoken. Address America, Herald office.
DoARDING.-A HANDSOME FURNISHED AND con-
~ modous suit Of apartments The second floor pri
vate family consisting % two rarior asd two bed
Piano Porte IL required in retired central and scnteel To-
cation with full partial board Reference required I'm
qaire ~ Ceib jackson, bl Broadway.
poARD wANTED-roR A FAMILY OF THREE PER.
- sons and little boy Of 1.-TWO and
bedroom unurnished, the same floor In respectable
side preferred. Addrc-s with terms, Permanent Broad
way Poet Once.
7 oDcING. WITH BoARD.-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY
ed with board between Beecker and Canal streets
Terms must be moderate will he prompt. Ad
dress W H. T., poet paid a. this okoe The will te
required on Monday, at the latest
Two SMALL FAMILIES OR FEW SINGLE GEN.
tlemcn, obtain board In private family the ist
near Broadway and Bescker Meme need apply but st
respectable parties, willing 70 pay literally Address o.,
Herald once.
TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN. OR A GENTLEMAN
HE wife, obtain elegant parlor~ with board,
sma private family, without children. The house Ia
situated opposite Washington square AMI contains all the
modern Address With real name, 10 D. N,
Herald once.
VVANTED-IS PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE THERE
w children preferred. teelov Canal street and
west o. broadway with without bosd an unfunthed
room. With Of the hath The beet u city references
6nce
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u {. KEMP, AECTIONEER.-PfAS0FOR AT
aucton-The attention Of purchasers invited the
sale OF seven superior Rosewood 1ocaye Pianor to be
soid AZ aucen by H. g. Kemp Saturday at II o'clock
At Nassau street between John and Fulton These
instruments all we'll worthy of in
want Of good fianofore. They may be examined any
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Sc NICARAGUA"-P. =. MAUCO>OS HAVING EREC-
IN ted nm extensive and eomnoiious Warehouse and
Stores Jugan Sicara ;ua" l. prepared to
Of goods Of every description and bes
TO call the OF the merchants Of
York to the advantages OF this market Prompt
made, and jealous ntion all
ments Rcferences-Mott Brothers, Nassau street; A.
kenp. Wall
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