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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

tHue A. is9is
Small Por Quarantine Resuiatons-Fa;el Hise- sf e1l
.apcthscary-han ScaiSed, &c.
This IL the day hred for the commencement Of qua.
rantine regulations but by en- oversight q some hpd
the packet chip Ibcrna hes been allowed TO mp to
the city with two Of small pox board She has
been ordered back 10 the quarantine There are al pas
sengers on board.
child, four years Of age, the Of Peter Rcw,asd
died yesterday from the effects Of oil Of rosemary put in
aprescrption prepared BY David A. shultr young
in the drug store Of Robert shoemaksr. The pre-
scrption was written by Or. Mcneil, 10 ssch
cramped hand and incorrectly spelled that what should
have been "ol Ricni.' rcsemblcd a0l Roseny several
doses given before the parents had Their fears
aroused for the life o. the child and when me 'ior vac
discovered IL was too late to save him
man named KeIlar awfully scslded yesterday "
falling into vat of boiling water, In & 1e cstahlsh
ment NJ town ......s
Jane Thompson. Of the colorrd inhabitants q
Bedford street dreedully burned ~ her Globes
catching Gre last night while in.cxlated t be cioA
a few hoursaftcr, at the hospital
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BANANA RAILROAD coMPANY--s@o,ooo SEVEN
r. Cent S0SpSr B0na: Conysrsis into stock within
this Company No. rs Broadway in the city New York un.
n the snas bs s % :as
Bonds ofths Papsna Railroad Company. payable the
bond: e, one thousand dollar, each dated
yearly. % city York sa az. psr .s
seftSs any sr,t day Of July
siPs si,Is SoI!.1y passed X Tie Legislature ofshs
"The said corporation may borrow, from time to
time. such sum or sums q money a. may be ne
poses Authorised BY this act in tho whole no, exceeding
s @ q the sssh sSsy Psa In and
and hereby to mortgage any part their
ma; s
bond they may issue for any money 80 borrowed the right
dsorpoT.Sn GIN. nss s.s,saias Az: from
may see sdop and such PURPOSE the ssd
tion are authorized TO increase Its capital stock 70 the
whom such money due shall elect to eOnver. the
Million Of Dollar. the capital stock the eompa-
ny has been subscribed, and more than $4,000 actually
The section Of rsilrosd from Navy Bay 20 Gersons.
Trsss n n s ~ :, ", a'
The section between 0orsona and Panama ~ miles,
slresdy IN Psaams II is for ,his section that the money
Any making proposals As above
entitled 70 t.hs At par bond, q The s..sa, Of their
sold sb.ou,sy the highest bidder bu, Offers below
Parties whose bid. ar. accepted will be required 70 pay
twenty cent upon the amount awarded 70 them th lat
day oJuy and the remainder In instruments Of twenty
cent every tvomonths thereafter.
Bonds will BE- issued when required for payments made
beyond the hrt nstament but party will be at er
~ TO pay In full at Interest will commence from
the time Of payment.
The company reserves the right Of default Ia pay
ment Of the hstsment % rs The bonds at the risk AID
expense o. the party making default
This company by from the republic Of New Granada
Possesses very liberal rights and immunties and
others the exclusive vege Of establishing contin
railroad seros the Ihmus q Panama for ~ from the
cempetion ofhe road during which period the
binds Itself permit any other carriage road mscsd
amised 81 plank ofany other class which
for the Of wheel carriages between the two
the lshmus Panama nor 20 permit any person or per
without the Of the railroad company, to make
any canal across the said Isthmus.
No road now exists superior mule path The neatrs
" Of the thmus Of Panama guaranteed BY the
ofte United states No taxes contributions kni
can the road BY the Of New Ora
nsda nor passengers, duties property o.
any Kind transported the sthmus upon the road
Any further information required may be obtained at ths
once Of the company.
CORNELIUS W. LAWRENCE President pro ten.
TRArcfs Srigs, Sec'y.
New York, May 30 fSsi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-02
Our Boston Correspondence.
The Haiian Operd

The Haiian Op1a.
Bosio created great enthusiasm last evening the
cn,ion Of her benefit The house crowded With
brilliant and approaching audience seen
in Boston. The bin was rich one comprising nearly
the whole Of Don Giovanni and the last par. Of" Son
nsmbula" Bosio's "Zcrlina'' admirable
ever and could Mozart himself have been present, be
could not have desired better representative Of that
character. Tue airs Batti BATH" and yedra Carino,'
enthusiastically encored and at the fall a the
tain she called the front receive the cheers and
bouquets Of the delighted audience But in Amina,
she astonhcd much she had delighted her bearers
in zerlina The rondo finale All gunre,n bet
sung than has been befor. in Boston and the
excited audience demanded repetition che for
ward 10 acknowledge the compliment wi h her neilec
tual flushed with the excitement Of the abe
covered with bouquets aud the superb aria again
given with expression and finish uneq lalled The
brliancy q the finale electrying tn whole house
with impulse and shout after shout vent up
from the thousands till shc reapreared before the foot
lights. when the triumph complete and she
fully retired laden with wrcaths the cheering tre
mendous shc has made impression musical
people. such has done before and but
opinion exists ~ regard to her-thst che y The beet epa.
that hiss ever appeared in opers here while her yye and
manners peculiarly fascinating We shsl expect 10
hear her again In tn. next season.
Maretzek had benefit on Monday evening lucre-
via Borgia- and the last scene 81 Lucia.i the
pieces selected for the occasion The house vas
f,ll and the audenc very complimentary Boeios Lu
crpaa was finished and correct the opera era ndiy
done. Bettni never sung better than IA Lucia; his
voice was fsh and gave entire satisfaction The opera
81 four weeks has been SUCCESSFUL thsns to Max
for giving N $40 and Marini u would have been
failure for Bcstonans always want the hest Of every
thing and they sometimes chary 81 applause 70 "
NO, that they do appreciate but that they nau
rally cod though they sometimes get wrought TO "con
cert pitehn small quantity Of sppsus. from boston
audience Is gratifying TO srtie a. great deal from
a warmer one.
Let Mr. Msret,ek give " little earlier next
time and he win have to ssy thai Bostouians
not musical people lie Is, doubtless aware Of "
by this time
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articles exported from this port during the week ending
the ast inst distinguishing the destination and extent
Of shipme nts to each place -
Bsronrs FROM rIlr PoRT o. NEw YoKK, WEEK ENDING
MAY 81, 1861.
Loadon-Flour, bbls 1lo0 rice, casks IS; INDIA rub
Der goods cases A. essential oils s. beef terces' ~
skins and furs pkgs 49, naval stores nos iIs a lao
nufacured tobacco lbs 20,250i whale Oil gais' elo
stearin, pkgs. q. cedar and maple pieces, ~ II,
lOC0 oil cake bbs, 462 do. hhds, oo sliks "a
cloves boxes so; tea lbs 37732; port wine cask, ~
I,,,,nod Cotton bales 6046 flour, bbls, 3o71 sorn
bus 1912 naval stores bbls $50; refined Oh asks II
slaves, sooo drugs pkgs, "a; books eaSes' u whea
Hstre~Cotton, bales, AGO. potash, casks %; pearls
do 10; lard lbs 400; naval stores oois La slaves
10000 India rubber goods case Il sponge bale wine
aiasso~-cotton, bales, 2l2 -four, bbs 5s47; corn,
tierces 100; lard lbs Ills; potash casks S. horn
sersnines' bags Is; cattle hoofs sO75o; mutton hams
bbls., 40; cheese lbs, 15493; cottons, cases 8.
D1nde--Flour. bills. A 242
Marseil<s-st slaves $4,000; clothing, case, /,
Nanfes-Cetton, bales 49, slaves 10000 rice, casks
40 ivory black bbs 28; do hhds and tierces n rum
gals 4a3 tallow lbs 29,9s4 lgnumvite, logs, 6O9.
Russia Cotton, bales, 400 rice, casks, 800 naval
stores bills 1885, India rubber goods pkgs quercron
bark hhds, $50 essential oils cases, IA sarsparilla
bales, $50; fustic, TONS At; cubebs, pkgs, s. jalap
Leland-Corn, bushels, 5s,2oe; slaves, $500; naval
stores. bbls. 100; bags $500
Demonstration bales 100; pot ashes, casks &c. pearls
"A; rice, 20 bark 81; bark bags 500; whale oil, gals
1881 tobacco lbs s7 India rubber goods cases III
logwood, tons 68.
H1mbrg Cotton bales 2oI; naval stores, Dds, oOoi
spirits turpentine gallons 1888; essential oils cases o.
horn tips bags 81 machinery cases o. whalebone, lbs,
37,Gll; whale OIL gallons 5946; pot ashes bbs, 14l;
walnut wood pieces o. cedar wood pieces, 250 shoe
pegs. bills, 1877 dye wood TONS 20 candles, lbs 2l5
basam tolu, cases & gum copal cases. d sarsaparilla
boxes, a.
Naturalization. bales, 5s5; oil whale, gallons 25-
S67 lard OIL casks 122 pot ashes do 1885, naval stores
DO, 1892 $780, slaves, 26400 quercitron bark hhds
10; segars, cases, ]; calisaya bark, ceroons AS.
1t will be by this that the export trade to Europe
Il not very active Returns showing the shipments from
this port to the British possessions in North America
give favorable exhibit. Breadstus to consider
able extent have been exported to Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick this season. and trade with that part Of
the world is daily becoming more important This is
fortunate for there appears to be at this moment but
moderate demand in Europe for any Of staple
ducts except cotton and that article has for time
past been rapidly deprecating in value The shipments
Of breadstas to ports in Great Britain last week.
usually large but limited compared with the surplus sup
ply We have on hand seeking markets abroad
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAp-NorrCR TO con-
trsetors-Proposals will bereeevsd from the h 70 re
18th OF June neat 81 Johnstown and summit, for The
grading aud Of that part Of the mountain division
ofhe Pennsylvsnis rarosd, between Altona In Blttr
Cambria, = distance OF % miles. The road within this
distance viii the Allegheny mountain ensountsrns
Of the heaviest grading offered tha country In
dton 70 number Of extensive cuttlnss and
euvers there will be tunnel 30 yards In length At ths
summit ofhe mountain and smother Of 70 yards through
PrinEles Point Terms cash menthly For further inor
nation apply 70 Edward Miller Esq, Associate Engineer.
Bairville indiana county or 70 Strickland Kneass A.
A' J. EDGAR Thomson, chief Engineer.
Engineer Depsrtmt p r. X CO., Philadelphia. Nay 1881
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CHICAGO GIFT LoAN-sgALED PRoPosALs WILL
" be received at the Mayors once in the city 81 CheaSo
and ~ the once Of strnchsn Scott In the city Of New
Iork until the 1 day Of June nex for sean Of Twenty
i've Thousand Dollars exceeding ten
The bonds 10 be sued less than ave hundred
aoars each ~ an interest Of seven rr e.ntum per Annnm
payable semiannusy and prnopa land interest payable
the American Exchange Bank In Ney York, OF the Of
mon Council, WV GURNE1. hayor.
Chicago, April 10 1851.
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TUE PIAN0fORTE,-A LADY, A PUPIL or MONS
Tialbcrg Just arrived from London gives Lessons
the pianofortc Having long studied under the above
quslcd master she IL pecnt ~ RECT her pupils all
styles n music For adGress, apply TO kessrs Dubois
Warmer, No, w Broadway.
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COUNTRY BOARD AT THE NEW YORK BAY HOTEL.
" This hotel Is situated the west aide Of the Bay
and half miles south Of Jersey City which for beauty
prospect has rival Here have fine bathing fine
hshnF, Sc, and ready for boarders. Tie New York
Bay Cemetery Stages daily At i0s ~ and ~ oclock
TO the hotel from Jersey City Ferry The proprttors will
stage at time, TO afford the koarders on.
portunity TO attend places Of anus ment opera Nc.
DNTER A. BROOMlfFAD.
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FINANCIAL.

METRoPoLITAN BANK.-NOTICE rs HEREBY
1 given that the third intament per
the capital stock Of the Metropolitan Bank will be
BILE Thursday, 9Th day Of June next at their banking
room. No. Wall street. BY order Of the Board Of Dreo
tors J. Il. WILLIAMS Cashier.
New York. May 10. 1851.
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ZINE FRENCH PAPER UANGINGs, DECORATIONS
nc, No 6 Pearl street. between Madison and Chatham
Those IN want Of the above articles should not omit 10 look
through our estabhment s their interest and taste
be best consulted hvsoa THOMAS FAYE N co.
WRENCH PAPER HANGINGs SOLOMON 4 HART
23 Broadway, rfer for sale. Wholesale and retail The
best ,ssortment q French Psper Hsnn in the city A. s
lowest market prices Papers pvt in the best style
Constantly hand, rich Lace and Muslin Curtains. Cor
nce Bands, and upholstery and curtain goods Of every
description.
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n IsT OF THE KILLED.

7 IsT OF THE KILLED
L. They fall
Great and small,
Bedtnrs, hess,
Bugs
Horrd reaches,
Big a. ccsehes,
Ants and moths
In your cloths;
Insects ALL
See them sprawl,
Dead dead deadf
lis truly said,
BY LvoN's DUST,
Die they must.
rtr.ior rycns Magnetic rowd,r, and Cor Lyons xsg-
nete Pills, IA Broadway.
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noNEGANA.s HoTEL-rHIs WELL ESTABLISHED

WAWAYANDA HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE
Orange County, New York-This house IL situated at
he bead Of Greenwood Lake ten miles from Chester and
hut four and half hours ride from the city OF New York
The New York and Erie Railroad leaves from the foot Of
Duane street msrnng and evening for Chester Depot
where at Coopers Hotel carriages In readiness 10
passenger TO the Lake For particulars apply 10 Henry
proprietor. at the Lake. THERON FELTER
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CAST orr { NOTHING, &C.-LApIEs AND GENTLE
u men can al ain from the subscriber fhe highest
price for cast "a I'll ng and surcrfuous articles az every
descrpton and In Wy Quantity from one single garment ~
k0RoNEY athis stc = II Orange street, Chatham.
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IHsTRUCTTM.


TWO YOUNG LADIES WOULD WISH TO ENGAGE
. Teachers, in any Of the national schools in New
York its vicinity References from clergymen and other
parties Of the highest respecaby Please address, by let
Ter post paid 10 c. H. Payne South Fourth street. Will
liamsburgh which will meet with attention.
UNSTRUCTIoN.-A LADY, WHO IS PERFECTLY
competent 10 instruct In French German, Music and
Singing would be happy TO form other engagement In
addition to her She s disengagod
after two o'clock and would either wait family or
oeive pupils her residence References TO parents Of
pupils. Address Nina" Herald once.
A LADY, WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL YEARs"ExPE-
Renee the Of children teaches the usual branches
Of Enslish and competent Dresakcr wishes TO obtain
situation In respectable family, or will attend 70 orders
at her lodgings, 81 Atlantic street. Brooklyn IL Protest.
ant and has the best Of city references. Address c.
Herald once.
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SAL mn NJ AUCyIOa.

"a Tea. Wine Brandy as Ss1 I tuesday. Jane 8! AZ
DE.1 al Dublin ca. s0H sEs55
w. A. CARTER. Auctioneer 81 Dey street.
A UeTIoN N0rIcE,HoRsEs,, RocEAwAy, ,HAR.
Wan Street span Of Bay Horses eight years Old sound
and aps in ,ss nsy free from amy rshs have
hrst rate order silver mounted Harness. has teen
". A. CARTER, Auctioneer, 81 Dsy street.
A UCTIoN NoTICE-H. =. WILLARD. AUcTIoNEER
"A will sell this morning at half ten o'clock 1.-THE sale
no. .Ss
Hat stands Mirrors. Ladies wk Tables &c also suit
T,. a. 10Y ocoes in the auction Rooms No 10 North
isss' S: Millinery
Perfpmery Summer Coats Trunks and Packages various
Boxes Boobs iScoS SCARS trunks charens Clothing
Costumes. &c. TH0s. BELL, Auctoneer.
u b. LUDLOW, AucTIoNEER.- GREENBURGH-
at Ga1 1s isisd1s ssa:
sites on the East bank Of the Hudson river the
directly
cars 20
known on application TO
% .STs
Sesck By in their sass rooms liz and
Psror and CHAMBER Furniture superior
and styles upholstered in rich satin
bcatee silk plush and hair; several suits beautiful
richly decorated Enameed Chamber Furniture furnished in
marble throughout and plain Also full assortment Of Fur
ola charac Of good quality Also
eaIled hair Mattresses large ornate French plate
Pier Glassee rich furnishing and toilet articles &c. &C.
Also second hand Furniture including mahogany
Sofa Bedtead mahogany Chairs Feather Beds Crocker
&C., &c. With which the sale will commence. Catalogues at
the sales room.
u c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER-PUBLIC SALE OF
N. Dahlas from Thorburns coll ection at Astoria
Tuesday June 1851 at the sale Of r. C. Kemp, IS
Nassau street at II o'clock Catalogues ready on Monday
morning when the plants be 100 baskets will be
sold each tanning IL superior sorts detail
as collection this country embraces half
rior variety Indifferent not retained beyond single
the LIST to 10Th Of June the best time plant
Dahas This sale will include Of the splendid sorts
which notice took the silver cup) at
the American institute Fair last October.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


LOST, 10. .
Il shilds Cold Neck Chain me ssran. with
round engraved The finder will be suitably rewarded
s,.s s brsoHlya f0'n street, Nc" YORK. or henry
I EFT-AT SOME PORTER HOUSE. ON OR ABOUT
IL the 18th Of May.a small morocco Type Case If left,
VIII ss suitably rewarded O's square,
COX REwARD:-sTRAYED, ON MONDAY AFTER
RHO noon TIE 10Th inst from the Guion Farm At New
ssSs ysa: I'D
give information where he may found viii receive
Above reward Go .oa E a' 81 New Rochelle
Or at I'D Pearl street, New York
DIcKED UP-THE PILOT BOAT RoxER PICKED UP
su.e Of water and towed her to
where the aMEL ma aen'
SPECIAL HOTICEs.
MASONIC. NoTIcE.-THE ANNUAL CoMxUNIcA.
AND sn shs tho
York will be held at the Coliseum. $50 Broadway. Tues
say evening me Z VIZ afIsos ~ Siiis
X mock \ cnILDs' MEN ARE PARTIcULARLY RE- RE-
Wright House. Ann street. on Monday evening the I'd of
A BUSINESS MAN ,wIsnE. TO ENTER INTO PART
Wholesale grocery grocery and liquor. liquor Re-
spectacle reference will be given required charc
ter and capacity for business Or house well situated
either Of the above businesses. Please address $780,
Herald ofice.
TExAs LAND AGENCY.-THE UNDERSIGNED or.
rs his services agent in all matters appertainng
lands in Texas but particularly 70 select indicated lands
I'D patents for the Terms moderate and will
- made known whom informed what 70 be DONE Address
II. q. CATLETr Dallas Texas.
CUPPLIEs OF COAL FOR THE COMMISSIONERS OF
- observation-disclosures sealed and endorsed as above
will be received BY the at their
ees in the Park until Y o'clock NJ Of the 10Th day Of
bsohen soLuylk Laekswanna Lshjgh or any other de,
pea and all other mpurties each OF 40
lbs be delivered at Wards Island and the Marine
Hospital Staten Island Mt such tmss aud such quan
required before the LIST Of October
next free and TO be subject TO the Of
competent appon To by the for that
and WHOSE decision in respect quality shall be
hna Proposals TO be accompanied by the Of
sponsble with their assent In writing security
for the faithful performance Of the contract The contr
privilege OF delivering Of the
early period they desire Any that may
required, will be given n application to
r. b. MfNTURN,
CYRUS CURTIss, }Committee.
FERDINAND KARCK, y
Once Of the Commissioners Of Emigration New York. May
"a, 1851.
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TIVE EOLIAN HOTEL. sS BR0ADwAY.-AM0NG
Il the many elegant hotels which have recently been
established to meet the comforts and tastes o. citizens
and the numerous strangers soournng there
few any that present advantages for the
dation of guests than the Eolan House. M IL 10
under the management Of Mr. O. Donald who u we'll known
tlemanly hotel propretors Of the day The Eolian
pointed with all the eesanoes and comforts OF the modern
style Of rt class houses while the table
variety ururie that be furnished BY The market
prepared by the most kful cusnsr Families DESTROYS Of
sfording Themselves all the comforts aud eegances o.
home would find II TO their advantage to give this house
their patronage II located In Of the agreeable
quarters n the city broadway between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets in the immediate vicinity Of Union
With all the advantages Of this house the terms
comparatively moderate, Families find all the enjoy
ment o. home, without half the expense trouble Of
housekeeping
noNEGANA's H0TEL-rHTs WELL ESTABLISHED
travellers from the United states and Canada has recently
been completely remodeed and furnished aud received very
considerable additions to s former by the
erection OF ving containing upwards Of fifty sleeping
apartments. These all arranged In such 70
oeve the finest free aspect yiger
square and the Champ de Mars 70 the mountain
under the direction Of Mr. O. W. Billings whose long
Renee ~ the Aston House. New York. will ysters
every convenience which be expected from sedulos at
tenton 20 their wants The books will be under the dree
ton OF Mr. W. " Courtney, who h we'll known TO all wish
ers 70 sontrea aud Mr. Tetu has charge Of the culinary
Montreal, May ls 1851.
unuer nprr<Uppn rxur
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FOR SALE AND 70 LEYs


"A miles from New York, on the Hudson River Railroad
ss,s ten large rooms and basement ali furnhed The
aassinsss gong travelling inquire o. H.
COUNTRY PLACE NEAR THE CITY. FOR sALE-A
Tsr sss
s R EiI aoss sssa Ts inquire of
CoUNTEY, SEAT ON THE ngDsoSnroR sALE e..
from the city The house built of in the most
%
With and esrsmsns The
finest order well supplied with great variety of fruit The
on the premises. at Hastings on The gason New YSSh
ToMAcnl.SIsTs. IRON FOUNDERS, &s.THE PRO,
sa As s;
q years each lots being about squars There
frame building. On The premises and 4. the tools
for an business
this property AFFORDS is invited to it, as the present affords
sh % as rarely mas Pse%S NTH n n
Nj and Al may be OBJ
EoR SALE OR TO LET-THAT MOST DESIRABLE
ns On Park shs % %
high and 2? feet dee third story with modern i'm
has noxsR Pn
EoR sALE-THE BAR AND BOWLING SALOON. Isl
nsA dSer :. sss
re,or has another store and to For par
SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT
Il IL. s1sl d asa n
as y as hs %S.
entirely surrounded BY water orchard Of scres
further PARTICULAR apply to A. J. BLEEcKER, No.
ITO PLUMBERs.-rHE sUBsoRIBER OFFERS FOR
ishm.nt q her late husband Ridsv.y ne and lI7
term i' g:r show .Sop with
& sd n r
and modern consisting Of S.hns and bath
K. az I ss
ass; s1 %.fsss 4
i one q the most extensive in the country
.sn.ysly in he punsIns business. FS..ss'iS. given
particulars inquire ofthe usserser The premises.
JOS. II. ASH sss broadway, Ny.
ITO BE DISPOSED ORA FRUIT STORE, IN ONE OF
the leading thorcushares from the Bowery the adyer
sser having . leave for Europe soda fountain s,tsd up
on Inquire at the bar Kelosgs Hotel AS Pearl street
ITO RENT IN HoBoKEN, IN HUDSON STREET
Three from. rooms and back Easements in one Of the
s. rented 70 email ssa,eel family applied for soon The
Apey y john w. Han Fss 10 New Ysa
or to J. Bssey. American Hotel.
THREE OFFICES TO LET, CONNECTED WITH
each ethsr With inrnaee heat, safes ana every cor.
opposite the Post once hrt aoor No 81 Liberty street.
which place please apply.
ITO LET-PART OF A HOUSE AT l25 CHARLES
street. consisting Of front and back the second
aoor three sttcs and kitchen and front cellar Croon
water the premises Rent S till the first Of August
and further in proportion.
ITO LET-A DESIRABLE IN GRAND STREET,
Il location good and rent low. Apply to
u ooMs TO LEr-IN THE FOURTH STORY OF THE
N building No. I'D water street. next 10 the Tontine
Coffee Houss-they are light and airy: Arpiyto
GREGG RupP, on the premises.
ID ESTAURAST TO LET.-THE LUNCH COUNTER
Dining every fixture complete attached 70 the
Hotel No IA Broadway nert door TO the Broadway
Theatre Offering rare opportunity 10 small capitalists
Also the Pistol Gallery the same building Inquire
the premses. SHAY sCHAFfER.
UNFINISHED BOUsE.-wANTED TO HIRE IMMEDf-
stely moderate sized furnished house, from un
hrst Nay BY family OF three persons only Rent not
u LIT nrnIal