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Showing decrease Of f7Ss 873 in tho note circulation
Of England and Wales and dec of Gs29sl7 In the
circulation Of the United Kingdom when compared with
the returns the previous four weeks endng the 18th
Of May.
On comparing the above returas with the fixed issues
Of the several banks the following il the state of the cir
eulatonThe fixed issues of the private banks Of Eng
land and Wales being at present fi767526 it follows
that they were below the amount FL 253775 The fixed
of the joint stock banks being fa it fol-
lcws they below the amount f6o41O3. The fixed
Issues o. the Scotch banks being f3oS7 2O9 it follows
they above the amount f3s672 but with specie In
hand to cover the and issues for go besides
The fixed issues Of the Irish banks being f6354 49i it
sollows they below the amount f29S5,576, with
epece in hand to issues for fi,GOS, 2o5 more
appears therefore, that the note circulation OF the
private and joint stock bal ks Of Egland and Wales was
sls5S479 below the amount authorized to be issued;
and that inclusive of Scotland and Ireland the circua
,ion was balance, f3557O83 below the fixed amount
The average amount of coin and bullion held by the
Bank Of England in both departments during the four
weeks ending the 18th June, 1853 S33 showing
increase on the previous months return Of G465973
The average stock Of specie held by the Ish banks dur
Rs the period, 30S 255 being decrease
he for the previous four weeks Of f15933 The
average specie held by the Scotch banks during the
term fs792O2; decrease the previous month
S37,673.
The aggregate circulation of the United Kingdom, on
the 18th of May 1851 cas- 40663 against f33 232 2is
the 18th Of june 1885, showing decrease of col $50
The yearly comparison of the stock of coin and bullion
held stands thus:Bank of England, f3053 lO3 less;
Jrish Banks GAG less Scotch Banks f22 $3.50
actual decrease on balance June A. 1851 f3,l45,910.
Happears by returns published in HerapaGs Journal
that the total receipts in 232 miles of railway in Great
Britain and Ireland for the week ending the LIST Of July
1851, 6294 equal to fi9 per mile per week In
the corresponding week of last year the amount was
f26e7s5, 1890 miles, f46 per mile per week There
is thus increase Of f344Oo II 81 per cent in the
aggregate receipts increase Of 442 miles 63 per
cent in the mileage and an increase of f3 in the
amount received per mile per week The Railooy Times
estimate the total traffic returned since the LIST of
sry at f61s245 which, 200 miles equivalent to
1895 15s I'D. per mile. For the period in last
year it returned at f554579 STA miles, f96O
Is Cd per mile The balance is thus in favor of the pre-
sent year to the extent Of cas- rs. Sd per mile
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PERSON Al.

CT 0O0 REwARD-THs SUBSCRIBER WILL
,OOO give the above reward person who will
furnish him Nth e)mpstent aud satisfactory legal proof
the time and place Of the birth Of child Of Mrs. Norton
wife Of James Cin ton Norton. The child
year 1890 the early part % 1884, either the city Of New
York Brooklyn, is believed aud has been known by
the Of Charles Wentworth. he placed in the
st!,uton c the subscriber in March, M aud has been siu
ested therein Dated New York July 49, 1851.
II. PEUGNEr, n Bank street.
rI>HE RELATIVES OF wM, NELSON. LATE SEAMAN
IL 90 board the steamship Panama, who dr. ~ned
Jan H. lS will hear something to their aiyaAtare by
sailing &c the office of the Pacific Mail Steam ship Company
O. South street.
1NHE RELATIVES OF ID. ID. SOUTHARD A CABIN
II passenger board the steamship Panama who died
May I'd 1852 on Monterey are requested 70 call a. the Once
Of the Pacihe Mail Steamship Co., 81 South street.
Sork.-Jersey papers please copy.
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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURsE.-TRorrINC.-PURs $3.50
" mile three in i've harness. horses that
$3.50; $50 the second horse in
the last heat of the To on AugSt5 Entries TO
close Thurdsy, July 81 by 10 o'clock PM az Madden
JOEL coNKLIN. Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURsE.-TROTTING.-PU $50,
~ mile heats best three in five, IN harness. free for all
horses To of August H. Entries TO close SATURDAY
August by 10 o'clock, PM at Mr. Madden Hotel, lss
Chaths M street. N. Y. JOEL C0NKLIN. Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE -TROrTING.-P asE $3.50,
~ two mile heats in harness. free for all horses To come
of August Entries Co close Saturday, August by 10
o'clock, Pm at Mr. Maddens Hotel lSs Chatham street.
New York. JOEL COSKLIN, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, LONG ISLAND-TR0TTING-THE
follow ing Purses closed, TO come of as follows
No Sept 9-Purse $50, with inside stake Of $50,
H. IT, mile heats best in i've, In harness. j. d. Mohsnn
enters Tg Vermont; s. Mclaughlin enters b. Pelham; o.
Dimmiek enters b. 3. Jack Rossiter. . -.
70 sept: lb-Purse $3.50 with ar inside stake OF S2,5,
r. A. Two mile heats in harness. John Cutler enters m
Lauy noreoW, D. heMann enters gr x, Vermont s. Nc
enters b. Pelham; o. Dimmiek enters Jack
No Sept 2Purse $780, wi IN an inside stake Of $780,
~ three mile heats in harness John Cutler enters
Lady Moscow; d. McMann eaters 1T. 4. Vermont g.
enters b. Pelham; o. D miek enters b. e. Jack
kossiter a. "
No. Sept O-Psrse $500 with inside stake Of SOD
h. IT mile heats in harness free for all stations To-
seph koeheleau enters br h. Cardinals W. - enters
en- h. Beppo; J. ID. MeMann enters b. h. Johnson
JOHN !. SNEDikER Proprietor.
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A ERivAL OF pr; wv RoBAcK At NEW yoRK.-

A RRIvAL OF DIR. C. W. RoBAcK AT NEW YORK
"A The celebrated Dr. g. W. Robaek from Sweden Pro-
lessor OF Astrology Autonomy Phrenoloyy and Geosry
having just arrived philadelphia where Ne has met
with the most extraordinary years
vicinity C. w. Roback, being the seventh OF the
seventh having made Astology his exclusive
since the early Of fifteen enjoys
from travelling and reflection that possessed by
this country Europe, and being gifted nature
and having cultivated those blessed s TO
adopt them TO the folio wing and the immediate
summation OF the following Topes;-He be con-
suited with At his office, by letter. prepaid and
be prepared to make Of his power any the
following topics-Busness Of all descriptions travelling
by land or ea oourships; advice given for their
ecstfu accomplishment speouatins In stocks merchan
disc or real estae the rccoverngof esncies In disputa
the Of tickets and the safety OF ships at He
also has bad the honor Of receiving certificate from the
Honorable O. John Dernadoe, formerly King Of Sweden
wi ieh will give him 10 showing :, those
who frvor him with call h4also his services
ing health wealth, and mnrrge love Affairs law
present and future events all the concerns Of life and
invites all 70 call who ctsd corporxiy or mentally
Issms.Lsdiss % cts Gsny.mens N,.ivities e,leul.d
signs ladies s gentlemen So Nativties calculated
eording 70 Geomancy. for ladies 81 In full S. Geusmen
* is foil e. Person.. at distance can have their nlty
Letters containing The abe Zee will receive mmedia. at
tenton and nAyites III be sent 20 Of the United
states written on durable PAGER All letters f,he
above tories hpostpaid will he answered gratis His once
~n6 " hitestreet. two blocks below broadway.
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City Hall Park (Rate 81 81 1907 Notice 10 hereby
that the Tax Books Of the will
payment Tuesday, the 29h day Of July, and that
then be prepared receive the taxes charged therein
paying their previous 70 the LIST of November
next will receive deduction OF interest at per cent
December Oae per cent will be added all
paid the of December and per 18th
December Hours for receiving taxes from A. NJ
PIP. n. Bankable money only received.
HARVEY HART, Receiver of Taxes.
EBPersons sending full desert pons Of their property
to this will have their bills them os they
be had by applying at this office.
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REMOVAL =.

MY YORK, JULY n, IS5l-REMovAL-Gro. W.
D., arnham merchant tailor, has removed from No I9
psasu lac, 70 Nc. 81 Broadway, tetvsss sprrs AMI
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PUBLICATIONS.

COCKTON'S NEW NOVELETTE, SECOND EDITION
- ready-"Tbe Sisters the Fatal Marriages." BY
Henry Coektop author of valentine vox So The evils
of i'll assorted marriage truthfuy strkin
depicted in this work. that cannot fail exercise
fetal influence society. At the time the book
written with excellency of style all that simplicity
aud beauty of sieon and interest of plot
which peculiarly distinguishes Mr. Morn
ing Post. Price 50 cents.
H. LONG & BROTHER, 43 Ann street.
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u this Lodge requested without further %
ssd iSss ''''' ~ A ''' '' n iSncS, s'e G.
CrATE GUARD. LATE CITY CONFERENCE.-The
- members Of ths company Viii meet a. their armory
SSassy s syH at
'' the T. cma
NOTICE TO THE JouRNEYxEN rAILoRs OF NEW
Sixth Wrs no csnre street Sn es assd
an the M me %srs, al
ao:ss sshss business of great fail
JosrrH MArHrSs, Secretary.
A TTENTIoN MECHANICS MECHANICS BUILDING
s be a at h' R%'ss of Of sss s
and Henry streets THURSDAY the 2ith inst at o'clock
PERSONS desirous OF joining can DO so a. the meeting
Alta MEETING OF THE NEW YORK BRIGADE
LsnesTs, held at vag,hall Garden Monday July a.
Eo It was unan%ousiy resolved by the Company that
%
so df sn s @ wa PSs tine Of s. y
Resolved, That as testimony feelings deep
sans$ adss uoarHns y
one y,a ar; and we have fur thermore N-e p''N "
solved TIE thanks this troop BE- and Is hereby
gomsry Guard 0srt Brady officers and msnbers Of the
and sS Capt and
ss he tS psmp ann o
like In which they attended to Rsy the last tribute
Resolved That committee, ppoined by the aud
members of this troop will call the bereaved widow OF
deceased Captain, who has left her with young and
affections fami his Il and will present her
of the foregoing and that they be pub
shed in the Herald SUM- Truth Teller and Irish American
BY order of T. J. HAGAN, Commsndant.
r MAHER, Secretary.
BROADWAY CHowDER CLUB.-THE MEMBERS
- and friends of the Broadway Chowder Club
quesed TO attend meeting this "Wednesday evening at
is earnestly requested IL will be the only meeting
the 'HSf55sG " 'sffG Chairman.
j. W. EvERs, Secretary pro TEN.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. NO.
~ City Hall, July l5 1S5l-Persons exempt fom jury
duty who have not registered their at this oe
notified to make such registration before the 18th
Inst. WIN. A. WALKER Commissioner of Jurors.
GUNNER HEAT is UPON Us-OUR CONFINED CITY
~ New York; having become somewhat tedious and
up and at the of friends induced visit
open airy village. induced TO go there aad
city friends that anticraons have been
than realized This beautiful country village excellent
roads high and airy grounds exempted from local disease
excellent and the rbanity and gentemanly treat
ment of Col Hunting the nnkeeper Of the place. and his
lady with whom tarried entte them to hest good
wishes and respect Their lodging large clean and
airy their table, we'll supplied with the good things the
city and country and in good TASTE aud the order
and decorum with which the house conducted ene the
proprietor good wishes for success and desire
time of SO pleasant retreat-New York, July u.s. 1851
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 90.

E0R sALE-A HANDSOME BLACK BROWN HORSE
- ofFreat power and commanding appearance. suitable
Tor carriage or would mate excellent parade
gentle stands without tying and warranted hind In All har
He Il unusually saddle horse being broken 20
rack and canter As he parted With for he
vi be cold below bis value 70 every examination
TO soundness. Address X. W.. Herald ofhce.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction sale Of Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles
nc, every Monday and Wednesday at12 o'clock Persons
having property TO disrose OF will please call and have
registered. JOHN n. GATFIELD Proprietor.
HANDSOME, FINE HORSE, WITH LIGifT WAGON
and Harness. for sale (cheap IL sold together fast
traveller, stylish, young and sound. To be and
after Monday 21st inst rlynns stables, No s West
Thirteenth street The 70 be at the stables be-
tween and o'clock r. NJ Wagon and harness made TO
order.
G1C-ToR SALE, AN EXCELLENT C SPRING GIG
~ made by Of the best makers II will be sold bar
gain the owner having further for it, Appy to BILL
At the stable II Charlton street.
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The dates of the accounts last made up and COMPARE
lively with returns for corresponding periods The sub
joined table gives the aggregate weekly average of the
circulation Of the United Kingdom OF Great Britain
and Ireland 1t stood for the four weeks ending the
2Ath and 3st Of May, and the eth and nth Of June
being the latest date to which the have been col
Ie;vey comp!eed for all the banks Of issue; ana also
the reu compared with the returns for the previous
four weeks ending the 18th of May
PArER CURREScy OF GREAT BRIAN AND IRELAND.
May II, June IA,
1851. 1881. Increase. Decrease.
Pank Of England. .fl9A33 1914 G1o,o7s52o fi5i6n
Private banks 3,6l52l2 35i376D lSl,i12
Joint eto oh banks 29lSI6l 2O524 1887
Total in England es6 1885, 37 COS 1877 J64 f7sSg1s
frs,anS ''''''... a5Ss'sfs sas'gls aDOss
United Kingdom f33 969, $50 f23 l40,GS3 ssla7
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HOTEL AND REsTACRANT TO be LET OR FOR
SALE by the present proprietor IL doing
buincss Of between sixty and seventy thousand dollars
year The entire and ample stock Of wines quos
furniture &C. will he sold with the establishment
person Of capital and enterprise. This opportunity
seldom TO be met With the business Is steadily
Address by letter 10 Hotel Box Office, Philaiel
Mia. Boy 4. New York city.
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GALES nv AUCTION.

UCrIoN NoTICE-THoMAs BELL AucrioNEER.
IA ByH n Bush.-Ths day, at I0is oelook in tho Auc
tion Rooms 10 North William street, viii be sold large
from Hotel Sofas Chair Hair Mattre:ses Sofa Re .:
articles; also 10000 fret quality imported sesars
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
u c. KEMP, neutrality-suspicious. FURNI-
~ Friday next at 10 o'clock, the house
Of Broadway and Twenty eighth streetyiLa the furni
in the large four story house
furnished for private family boarding house,
the furniture purchased this sprns and consists
Mahogany Palor Furniture, Gas Fixtures Brussels,
and ingram Carpets Window Curtains ana 0rna
ments Mirrors Mane Ornaments Extension Dining Tables,
Gina and Crookery Ware, Silver Plated Castors Table
Cutlery, Painted Chamber Furniture. Har Mattresses.
an Stair and Hall Carpets Mahogany Chairs
and Sofas with all the usual assortment Of large and we'll
furnished house Kitchen Furniture &c. all Of which will
be sold Catalogues the mornog of SALE
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4 OTIS AT PROSPECT HILL, OVER HARLEM TuS-
IL nell both sides OF Fourth from Ninety
Ninety fourth street, and Ninety hrst Niaetysecond
Ninety third and Ninety both sides Fourth
and also at the Of aud Seventy
mint street. and Of Filth and 0lst street.
sale by JOHN r. PARISH, Is Broad street.
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CLOTHING.

SLcThfNGs
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies tlemen leaving the city breaking IN
obtain the highest cash price for Cieshn
Furniture by sending through the post ~ his reg
eenee J.. NJ Dt eSfLDORP, u Kim streeA
N. B-Ls dies after led bv Mrs Dusseldorf.
CAsT or CLOTHING AND FuRNITUREwANT
~ Tie highest price ee obtained by ladies aad ~
tho have left of Clothing, Furniture and ysvsl
&c dispose sendihr. through otherwise,
tor J. IENhkSTlS, lG5 broadway, staira
'ssirs atterS.S " We I.venetvn
(NAsI orr ,LuInlkO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ rcmen Obtain good price for their e OF eothnG
BY sending TO j. Goodwin No 2 City Hall Place Lae,es
and gentlemen waited on at their residcncoa
CAST OR ChornING ANrpcrNiruRE WANTED.
~ -fnct or gentlemen having any supcrnuous Clothing
Furniture 20 d roee Of obtain cash price
The ssma by sending for the ut hs rdsa,e
through The post LAdiet attene cd by Mrs. Cohen.
N. y. COHEN, Cj Elm street.
('AsT OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE. wATCHEsAND
" stvelry panted-Ladies tenen having the
70 dispose o. realise least cent here
tofore received making application by otherwise
TO the subscriber. al his "6ee. ISAAC q. Lynn,
Wall street. bsssmert.
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN. TWENTY THREEYEARs
ofsge DESTROYS Of procuring sit uaton in whole
sale retail dry goods store salesman dent
In the Grmsn and French both Of which he speaks
and writes huntly Address, postpaid, Salesman at the
office Of this
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Two LkT, AND LEASE TOR sALE-A SUIT OF ROOMS,
= NO. sl brosdway, second floor togethor with the hx
lures VISA desirable and central location
ney or for German Of French importer engaged In
fancy soods business For further PARTICULARS inquire %
y. BCLkLEf, on the premises.
ITO LEAsE-Ross BUILDINGS, CORNER OF BRoA o.
way and Fulton stree-Thrd fourth and fifth storiess
The nth story s admirably Daguerrean
having good northern light 20 feet Broadway by IS on
futon' Apply 10 H. BLOoMER second story, back room,
leftover PART OF THE Two STORY BRICK
mouse corner Of Monroe and Scanned streets Front
and bach paror, tea room, basement three roo
In attic. VIII be let low 20 good tss ast Apply TO
MELVIN HARD, Isl Pearl street.
Two LET IN NEW ROCHELLE, NEAT TWO STORY
frame Dwelling just finished. Said house s pleasant
y stuated within few minutes walk Of the Dept IL will
~ f,ntea rom this TO the fret Of Apr Apply VIM H.
Duter NO. 2ol broadway, or TO O. Horton n Rochelle
RoiLERs FOR sALE.-ONE BOILER, NEW FOUR
eet diameter containing fortyeight three inch tubes
long also breeching and safety valve; boiler
diameter containing eighty three tubes
''' - TH aess' PR3ssER SON. % Plat. street,
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R00 BARRELS NEW MACKEREL; 80 HALF BAR
WV rts new Shad. extra, for fam y $40
errnsp, Disby Neva Scotia; 1900 bs ked salmon
go barrels new Herrings-for sale by --ll
NELSON WELLS & EQ,S1 DeyRt3et =
Between.Wa shf hgtoT ma West streets
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RoR sALE-A GROCERY STORE, LEASE, sTSCK
and fixpre' Three good Stables and Yard Inquire ut
81 Greenwich avenue

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN WISCONSIN FOR SALE
Two farms the -Four Lakes, five miles from the Ca
pital fMadiion) LOO the Nanatowao. miles
from the and Lake Michigan 60
Mspatowae, and 80 on Finn Rivers. Apply TO JOHN r.
PARISH, rs Broad street. shall leave the
9th for Wisconsin. when will take pleasure sho wing
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~ City Hall July TO- ls5l-Persons exempt feom Jury
duty who have not registered their exemption at this oe
notified to make such registration before
Inst. VIM. A. WALKER Commissioner of Jurors
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A TTENTIoN MECHANICS MECHANICS BUILDING
"A Assocasion meeting Of the members of the above
and Henry Streets Thursday, the 9th ins at o'clock
Persons desirOus Of joining do so AZ the meeting
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FINANCIAL.

vNANTED-AN ACTIVE, SMART MAN, AS A PART
w with 81 800 or $1,000 in patented article, Of
era which the profits 100 per cent
Address tor week Patent" Herald office, with
and address.
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II
rebuilding the National Hotel Detroit Michigan and
viii be ready for occupation by the De,em
Der NEXT. This house viii have than hundred
and be much larger than any hotel heretofore built
Detroit IL will have beautiful and imposing 'front.' ave
stories In height, hundred and sstytvo Wood.
ward avenue and Military squire and one hundred and
syty feet Michigan The front elevation hrhiy
ornsmented built Of Connecticut fesone
BY hsnd,ome dome which will command extensive view
OF the Detroit river and Lake ST. Clair This house will
hnshed with marble mante sas fixtures and all the
dern imIrovement The dining hail. ladies saloon and par
lore win te lace and pleasant The former sill be twenty
ieetm height fortyfye feet in width hundred and
" feet IN length without columns OF distractions OF any
hind, and with ornamental windows with metal sash sni
stained gss Nopcnse will be spared in the hnsh Of this
seventy feet length and have an ornamented bow 'front.'
N VAT and bathing rooms will belarge
rangement Of this house TO make most fashionable and
attractive hotel IL IL rsque that parties who may
TO lease shall be men Of character unaer andng the bust
ness and with sufficient capital 70 furnish the house Ap-
pleation may be made 70 DANIEL &. WATERMAN,
orto ALBERT CRANE, Detroit, Micl
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DARTNER WANTED-IN A LUCRATIVE AND LONG
established business paronised by the most respectable
clsss of customers Meme but possessed OF from
$1,000 cash. address H. box 40 lower Post
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GOVERN s.-wANTED, A SITUATION. BIT
~ young lady resident visiting Gcvcrpess; accus-
topss,ig teaching in her fathers seminary the various
Wi Al ch. C resk and Latin tsngu ages.
Salary model oniais unexcsp onabis aete
or call TO James MSheehan, IS Pine street at MespeSen
Baker will meet with due attention.
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LNOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH, TIE
proprietor offers for sale the entire stock fixtures
the restaurant known the Village Hall Village
Ncwburg is most elegantly fitted up, and Is doing
good business For particulars enquire Of Hugh Short
OF Broadway and Broome street. New York. or
subscriber, John LockN God, at Newburg
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A REsPECrABLE
w young chsmbermaid and waiter, or childs
and sewing she has the best Of testimonials - TO
character and capsbity. Please call at $40 Eighth street.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

EoR SALE, TO LET OR LEAsE-THE EXTENSIVE
manufacturing with water power situated
at Farms Westchester county At the head of
ton the Bronx river distant eleven miles from the city
Of New York. occupied by Richard Esd for
the manufacturing Of Brusse Carpets together with the
improvements. This property contains about Ave
with numerous buildings thereon which be used
For further particulars apply TO FRANCIS BARErrO.
No Broad street. N. " or 10 Francis Bsrretto Blythe,
West Farms
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e, ErrY's LODGE. NO. IL, 1. o. o. F-THE MEMBERS
VI Of this Lodge requested without further oce
attend the funeral Of late brother Marcus
81 Monroe street, 1T halpAst seven, A. Wednesday,
2sd inst. n. LEMON, N. @.
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" Oakum WG.~s, BERGEN, New Jersey (lk miles fro n
New York; Orders by mail promptly attended to- Peront
sending by mail will please say kAd they want Ex
ira superior or American Persons wishing visit
above works. having business with the
do 90 by taking the stage from Jersey City Ferry which
leaves for Bergen every half hour.
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WANTED-A RESPECTABLE, WILLING GIRL, OF
w about thirty q to attend children good
sewer, who do fine washing, 10 willing 20 make her
self generally useful in small private family, find
steady home by calling at East Twenty fourth street.
None need apply without good city reference.
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WANTS A sIrUBrIoN-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman, ss Cook and 10 assist at the washing and
honing or as chambermsid and lsundres Can give the
hestoi city references Please call at ~ Mulberry street
Car be seen for two days.