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II sTKUCTIONs.


hAUT IEhCnER.-A LADY VINO Hi5 BEEN Sue
eessful7 engaged in teaching for some years past in
city wishes 60 attend ether gi Sho astructs
Music (FGro and sipgingl, Trench tnd German, with
ences will be furnished hddrets June care Of Msssrs
bllnsr II RcgeTa Nassau street, corner q Liberty.
NsTFuCTIoN.--h YOUNG LADY ACCUSTOMED 10
teach English. French, and Mueic waLos % obtain
uation q CcverDcsg in private family. Terms me-
rate. Unsrccponoble reference given No objection
80 South Please sddress Music" Herald otioe
HENRY WELLS AND his SISTER, (MADAME II.
Ciavelii) continue 10 impsrt instructions in the
hionabe Dnnss &c salon, az ttcr academy oo' Btoad
~. By their eimple method Of to0cing Few lessons
suce Tor any lady tlsman 20 acquire graceful
easy style OF executing all the popular paror csuces
| y IsITlNG GoyERNEss--A YOUNG LADY IN.
gagged ~ dsily tuition in muFic ana French which 81
AXIS dueDty, wishes Ter afew pupils in New York
Brooklyn UrexocItonablo references gwen. htiress
pgusts, Eeraid otlce,
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House cG Representatives..
WasnuSGror, June s, lsS.

WAsIIiNG1oN, june ;, lsSA.
BRANCH MINI WANTED ny riE cALFoRMars.
Mr.. MeConKlF, (dem) Of CAL presented the joint re.
solutions Of tho California Legislature, aspg COR the
tablshmcnt Of brauch Int in that state Referred to
tho Committee Of Ways and Means
1Ir MArNi,rI. (dein.) Of Cal, asked The unanimous
consent q tho Howe 70 permit the Committee Of Ways
and ltcons report senate lin which hrs beon before
vonercse since the third Jay OF ia mectpg viz:
taehfa branch mant, ip California, lie said the bR
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EhirndcIphIa and Lehigh I.aiIroad.

.,
The commissioners Of the direct railroad to Lehigh had
their first meeting to-day, III this city The subscription
books are TO open the first Of Juiy The route is
vet undecided
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beard of SUPERVISORS.

JuSr The Recorder In the chair The minutes OF
The last proceedings were read and approved -
Papers referred THE petition OF Jsncs Vack' c,crS,n
th' searching department in the county cer aoncs for
increase Of saaly referred to commttee on ~n'y>
Supreme Court relative 20 laws passed AZ tue ate session
Of ho Lcgisst-c ofths state, respcciins the sdmpis
Ira jon o itsi,se in New York Tue ~ son of Coronex
yvrs FOR noro ,pi.oll. a2ar.pen. Adjourned 10 Hcar
day leKs
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Cholera en- the Mississippi.

SEVENTEEN DEATHS ON one VEssEL.
CINCINNATI June l. 1852.
The steamer Midas, arrived here last night from New
Orleans, reports having taken thirty German emgrants
ON Havrc vessel seventeen Of whom died of cholera
during their passage up the river. Some of thc
were very violent.
hundred taken from a Bremen vessel not one
od
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N EWS BY TEL f GR "A PHI.
s>r0N~1sN>>oy~~o-~>>Ny>-~~
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
N>>>Noy~~-e>>~N~N.>>Ne-
AR RRIV VAL
or TRH
STEAMSHIP AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
cNNa~>NeN<N>NNy4>nNe.-N.N
Slight ImprOveme ent i'm Cotton.
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Upward Tendency Of Breadstuffs
and Provisions,
&c, &c., &o
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
A r r v A l.
STEAMSHIP AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
Slight ImprOveme ent i'm Cotton.

HALIFAX, N s., June 3, 1852.
The royal mah steamship America, Captain Shannon,
arrived here at halfpast r. NJ to-day, having left
Liverpool at ?. NJ on Saturday, May the Goth.
The America brings eighty seven passengers, and
large freight Thirty of her passengers landed
here
The Collins steamer Baltic, which left New York
the 18th Of May arrived at Liverpool shortly before
o'clock, A. NJ. on Wednesday. the Goth.
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The Gencscc valley Railroad,

ROCHESTER, June ), 1872.
At n meeting Of the directors Of the Goncsoc Valley
Railroad Com pany held here to-day IL decided to
prosecute the work with ygor All the stock necessary
to build the road has been subscribed and !. Is now
surc thing
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Death Of Son of postmast.r General Hall.

BosIoN, Juno s. 1852
Frederick A. Hall. of the Postmascr General died
at Andoyer Academy, Of which he student ycster
day Mrs. Hall was present with her at the time Of
his death but his father who had been sent for did not
arrive until afterwards Mr.. and Mrs. Hall passed
through th city this morning with the body of their
en- route for Buffalo.
REMOVAL or TIE REMAINS TO BUFFALO.
ALBANY, June 8, 1852.
Postmaster General Hall and lady arrived here from
the East with the remains Of their son. who died at An
dover yesterday. They left this evening for Buffalo.
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Receipts since our ll.t.-fiour, loiVOV Dds wheat
2CV0 Bushels. corn 10000 bushels. The market has
been dull II 600 ,hels corn sold ot 81 5sc for lair
to good Western mixed.
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The New Bruns,y.c,s Ra,lroad Movemen,.

KLTIsAL OF AesIsTANCE D. THE HOME GONERNMENr.
H,LrrAx, June s, 1852.
Amongst the passengers arrived here to-day by the
America Tie Hon Mr. IIncks of Canada, and Mr..
Chandler Of New Brunswick the railway delegates to the
British government We learn from them that the i'm
peral government has refused aid TO the Valley Of st
John Railroad on military grounds, and that the dele
gates, of set have received the most ayant scous
offers from eminent English capitalists and contractors
for the construction of the European line from Halifax
10 tho Maine frontier, and from Quebec 10 Hauton. in
. -..-nr ~ .In
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Thomas FlRncis Mcagher.

AiR,SY June 3, 1852
Neagher the Irish patriot, has replied to the invitation
rendered him to visit this city, and states that
his private arrangements will permit he intends pre-
sent in person to meet his friends here lie can des,-
nate no time however
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Success of the British in India
Later adycea from India state that the British forces
had Rangoon, and captured $50 cannon
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bHN l. vANPEWATER, AUCTIONEER.-CABINE
Furniture.Tuesday, June H. at 10Is o'clock, at the
established and extensive Of W. H. Lee Esq
No. l6S Fulton street rear Broadway rich Household
ting in part of black
nut Paror Drawing and Dining Room Suits in broca-
|c, plush, hair sloth. and muslin; Teteatete vslare
ling, and other Chairs in variety rosewood
and black walnut marble top Centre Pier Sofa and
ewood mshogany and black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus,
Washstsnds; Mattresses, falliasters &c Wardrobes,
|kcases, Etagcres, Eneognures. Also, Cottage Suits,
tbe and pia,n tops. The sale will consist Of furniture
expressly for private SALE and fully warranted in
~ respect7he whole forming assortment of Cabinet
|nitu-e we'll worthy Of attention Sale positive in
pence of removal. Catalogues oa Monday, at which
K the goods ta examined.
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MUSICAL.


UTUAL LOAN, HOUSE FURNISHING, AND PIANO
forts The second regular nesting Of this
Pciatioo will be held and several shares awarded, on
pay evening pcxt, Jurc H. at the Apollo Rooms, in
Sadwav Canal street at ~ o'clock All dues should
nid before that date All persons desrous to procure
ture pinnos will find IL greatly TO their interest to
this association which they may do by application to
trustee, at the bookstore Of Adrian.e, Sherman Co..
kskor House. Ihe meetings of the association are
+lic JAMES PRISON President.
&. Il. JconLyS, Trustee. &c.
IOuBLE ACTION HARPS.-FOR SALE. AT JOILIE'S
Music store 900 Broadway two superior double action
fps, IN COED order.
IREyoNA vIoIIN.-FOR SALE, A SUPERIOR vIo-
lin, made by Nicolos Amati A. D. 1901 in dne
=. JOILlES Music Store, 600 Broadway.
lew MUsIC-JUST PUBLI5HED.-"TBE GIPSEYS
Song Comp of Silesa, Meyerbeer as sung by Mlle
my Lod e her concerts in the United States-" The
e Of my Heart new ballad, Layenu, sung by Miss Ca
Pine Eages" All Is Changed at Home" oomparion to
len Bolt, 4. Fowler. Published aud for sale by WM
I'LL g. son. 239 Broadway.
|OR SALE AND TO LET OR LEAsE-A SPLENDID
rosewood Plane, Of high tone and fnsh for SALE
|erat 6uitse for Offices. TO let or lease in dwell
G3i Broadway, Tor terms apply on the premises TO-
Z. DUNLAP,
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ENRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, NO. ss CHAM
bers street, will sell Friday, at 10ts O'clock
out reserve to clear consignment from assgnecs and
rs. large assortment of Brandies Wines Teas SegArs
dimes &c. and consists in part of Monterio Madeiras
|evre old South side Malmsey, March, and Beuseu's
and pale old Mountain also, choice lot OF Brandes
I Rum, old Martcil Brandy schnapps Cham pagnes Sar
Teas &c. also about 100 900 choice imported Sgars
(arious brands some Of which very fine. Catalogues
The orn Of sale when the goods be examined by
Gple. Gale without regard to the weather.
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S. MARsHALS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
ofvenditoni Exponas, to me directed and delivered
II sell at public auction the 10th day OF jane inst
ocleck board thereof. the schooner Ned
tnes Own" her tackle. apparel. and furniture N 3.
be above vessel les tho Of North Moore street,
tn River. II. r. TALLMADGE, U. s. Marshal. /
NJ JAY uhsEErT, Proctor.
ate q lot june 1862.
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pHN L. VANpEWATER. AUCTIONEER -wEDNES-
day. Jure 9th, at IL o'clock. at the salesroom II Wall
et-ol Paitings Engraving &C.. including originals
copies from the old masters, which will bo found
anil, and CHARITY after RaphaeI sy6il after cumsna
8; Music after Carlo Dolee, sc. Also line and
red Drawings, AMI worthy Of attention. Catalogues
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REMOVALS..

t~~~~~~>
I. CROMWELL HAS REMOVED FROM 60 WALL,
- OF Pine and William streets, over James
Sens Nhcro lie continues his professional business
buys, SELLS snd neg s.iatss bouds and mortgagee and
3ef first cisss securities CHAS. 4. CROMWELL.
fUI OFFICE OF TIE NATIONAL LOAN FUND LITn
Assurance Company, Of London, Is removed from
Grand street TO 81 Washington street cornor OF Mer
street. ssrs7 Cit whore nsurance life can beefsced
|dca ohcers attend daily at2 T. N. California
Imphies coats.1ics rates sad other normstion. ard
)nsed CA.iSr1aa rules Furnished on application.
LEANDER STARR, General Agent
! : : kssaf sosae1s H. NJ =. y" Medical Examiners.
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A. Chiffon, UCTIoNEER.-YORKytLLE LOTS
IL At auction-C0IE II Chiffon will sell at auction,
Thnrs6Ay Juns TO- st IL o'clock. at the Mcrcbauts
n2e Positive sale OF jorty6ve lots located Fourth
nue, ana on Lighty.nnth Nineteth. and Ninety-f
ets f9rkv..le in the Twelfth ward Of the city of
Of the .uec.eers. No. oval, street Terms-3o per
caE remain bond aud for three years; and
rinted abstract OF title will be furnished pur
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S. HoUGm. AUoTIoNEER, WILL SELL ATAUC.

5, HUt UH. AUCTION EEK, Will SELL AT AUC-
tion, on Wednesday. June ., at l04 o'clock, at No
Peekman street large and ut of
Furniture Book Cascs. Sofas. Tcte aT6tes msho sany
cane seat Chairs Card ard Centre Tables marble top
Feaus and Washstands, Rockers. Mantel Clocks Bed
DDS, Mattrasses, Glass Ware, Looking Glasses Sc All
furniture is Of the first claes and will be sold without
Erve the is about to change his location Also
be sold at l0r o'clock at 81 Beckman street. large
of sccond hand Furniture of gentleman breaking N
(se keeping Aso Linens Blankets Counterpains Cur
bs silks Table Cloths, Sheets, sc. Also part Of la
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no PRINTERS.


ya'o PRINTERs.-FOH SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
L Standing Press and ssror royal Washington Hard
Hoe Il Co.. Gold street..
ITO PRINTERs.-A GREAT VARIETY OF WOODLAND
Metal Type for sale. As IL has been muse for
Nme, IL will be sold very reasonable teTnB. Apply
y. D. c.. thirG stonR. Herald baidi0RS
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CONTINUATION OF SALE.-THE LARGE SALE
commenced yeserday by James Cole at the Merchants
hange under the direction of Messrs. Lott, Murphy
dss.it w be SSn.inusd n. this da June :. Y oeSsk
lying ON Myrtle and Dc Kalb avenues and on Cumbor-
street, around Washington Park, Brooklyn The terms
be sixty fyc por cent on bond and mortgage same as
terdsy Sale positive.
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R0CKERY AND GLASS WARE AUCTION SALE
BY W. W. Shirley-Frday June H. at 10 clooa at 50
street, choice assor n JUS, landed Of light Blue
&c Grsnite, and Fancy Goods Also. Glass Ware Of all
ds hfty sets gilt Girandces Lamps Lanterns &c. Sale
tive, rain or ghine, Scr cash.
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DOsRDINC.-TWO PARLORS, NEATLY FURNISHED,
- the FIRST floor also, sitting and large bedroom
with full partial boardin all instances private table,
The above would lie let for short period If required In
qurc at No. sol Houston street. first house wost Of Broad
uay
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THE MILITARY

.>NNNN>~NN>N>NNNN -~NN>NN>~os.~>o~
MILITARY.-AN ADJOURNED MEETING Of Off
lVl Military Corps intending Partic
pate IN the reception Of Thomas Francis Meagher Eg vii
be held =. Military Hail. No. 1913 Bowery, New YorR city
Thursday the 10th DAY of June instant at O'clock r.
NJ Ctmmandants OF regiments and companies desrous Of
joining in the reception respectfully requested to at
tend such meeting TO make final arrangements for the
rade. B. C. FERRIS, Colonel 9th Regiment, Chairman.
JAMES X. RYAN Captsin 69th Regiment, Secretary.
INANNING GUARDs-MEMBERs OF THE SAID
company are notified to attend ameetng this Wednes-
day. evening June at half past o'clock ~ 40 Chry site
street. mako for the demonstration
Tboma i. Meaghtr Punctual attendance Rrequcstd BY
order. s. JACKSON, CAPTAIN,
L. GARDNER. O.
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c. KTMP. MISUNDERSTANDING SALE OF
Furnisurs, Pianofortes. Carpets, Mirrors &c, to-
Kemp viii ss at auction as aboVe ali
Furniture Of large four story housersmoved for
other Carpets large French plate Pier Glasses two
dsome ROSEWOOD Pianofcrtos rosewood parlor Furni-
suite covered in French satin trooatele and velvet
rosewood marble top centre and fancy Tables extern
dining Tables Bookcases Wardrobes, wood marble
dressing Bureaus and Washstauds, rosewood Bed
Rd carved mahogany French Bedetoads, painted cham
Furniture best CURED horse hair Mattresses Beds and
and Chsss, Hat Stands. several fns Oil Paintings,
King Glaascs China. Silver Plated and Glass Ware,
Table Cutlery. with general assortment Of bedroom
kitchen Furniture, all Of which s well worthy of the
Pnt;on Of housek sepcrs. Catalogues the morning
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| UCTION NOTIFICATIONS BELL AGCTIONEER.-
BY ". H. Van Haadt.-Tbe large sale OF valuable Fur
|ure in the Aucticl Rooms 1 Spruce street postponed
In this DAY I'll Thursday. Mt l0Is o'clock Friday.
Aor m mercha disc.
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LIQUOTa,

I ono DozIN SUPERIOR CLAREr VINE 81 30
A5OSN Per deaen, bottles returned, eur sa'e by WA
H. imr,rte Of the choicest srsde Of wines,
brandes seEath &o Eeetrs and all Others viii save ~
cent ty purchasing tie whslosas aud family soro
$50 Droore street. corner or Crosby.
HTUlR'S, CAMPpTIIsAND YoCNggR's rDINpUEu
Ni Ale, Doves Aa!tk and East tut. P1ie ti yarcla,
Perkins IenO' iort'r snd 4rowa Stert ufln poytor
and Brown stSvt n Sn1t and pns bottles "A
ferHne sur ry Phs1elns Ale an& Porter TOr ssls oy
Wl. y UhDi06 lI ~ Dssopo slrs,s, CSC, u csos,y.
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EREMPToRY sALE-STEAMSHIP REINDEER AT
AuetiGn,on ion Saturday. June II ls52 at o',I9ck,
for account Of whom it may concern, the extra No
steam propeior ship Reindeer ia feet long f6 feet
Has two low pressure engines each cylinder 81 inches
and "a inch stroke; has state room aecommoda
ers She the fastest propelor ahoa fitted and found
70 take in cargo Shs will stow 5000 hbls. freight by
ling out second olass passengers This vessel
c.ed BY r. f. Loper for house in New York who failed
their contract and is sold their for
Of whom il Was built expressly FIR the
lcrra trade onder the superinten Of Captain D.
Wilcox Her papers not having been taken out her
bc changed to suit the purchaser She lies VAIN
kht Cilng ghsn's wharf, kensincton, where she can
|een. Terms a. aale ODENHEIMCR & COOK, Auc-
heers No 6S South Front street.
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pFW PUBLrCnTIONg

DRESlpFST AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
i Unit.d Stntes,-Cornch, LGinfort Y Co., NJ Park
place, vii publish on Thursday noxt. Lives of General
Frann Pierce, OF New Ham rshire and Hon King.
Of Alahama; tho Nominees Of the Democratic National
Convention for President and Voo President Ia
vuwo l2mo. Price 25 cents. large dscou,t made to
dealers. committees. and clubs.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

UCTIoN NOTiCE-C. CASSIDY, AUcTIONRER-
BY II. N BushThis day. at lo1s 'ooeS ia the sales
m No 10 NJ rth william street the variety Of now
ID secondhand Furniture, Sofas Sofa Bols Book Cases
|sks. Carpets, Sc, SC.
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ITO LET-PLEASANT APARTMENTS, AT 3JS THIRD
avenue nesr Twcrty-eighth street. second floor five
rooms; Sf month. Also apartmoIsin cott No lS
East Twentycghth street, between Second and Third
avenues four $40 month. Croton in the
rooms. kINSuIMER 3l9 Fourth avenue.
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NTIONY J. BLEEcKFR, AUCTIoSEER-AUc
tioA safe OF Household Furntere Ilj Bank street
|e furniture Of small family consisting Of marble top
krcaus lands, mahogany French Bedstesds. Car
b. Crockery &C. will be disposed af public auction
Thursday 10Th inst at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Furniture, &c.
t little used,
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ITO RENT-A STORE ON BROADWAY, NEAR FOR
tieth street. at the low price Of Sl5 per month fitted
np and we'll located for grocery butchers STALL confeo
Thirty third street, ditto Seventh avenue near
Twenty fifth street, at bargains. Apply to
r. G. PIERCE, L lOl Broadway.
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DoARD-TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES,
ID and few single temen. be accommodated with
fine and board by applying at q Walker street Re-
fercnc
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RoARD-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCoMMO-
ing at No, 6 Hamilton street. "
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LODGING HOUSES.

@ = -
A FURNISHED BEDROOM is WANTED BY A
"A single gentleman, in Murray Warren street, be-
tween College place and Broadway permanent residence
box q6i Post Office. So - =
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UCTlON NOIICE,-PEREMPToKY SALE OF FORD.
! ham ftopsrty Monday, June II, at II oclook-Wm.
le Auc,oneer, will sell on Monday next at Suttons
rdham hotei large number Of valuable Building Lots
ng between Fordbam and Mcrr'sania village tho
Of the railroad and fronting the same This sale
rhy the attention of all who wish to purchase for
mancnS Investment speculation. the sale is to he
tive and without reserve to close estate The
iAr Passengers at the oopp where the sale will
ce Maps can DO had Of VIM. Cole, No. Ann street,
NewellN Co, No Nassau srreet.
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MORNING EDTITON---WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1852.
BOARDING HOUSES.

ROhRDING MAY BE OBTAINED IN THE NEW AND
- elegant brown stone block Nos 40 aud5l West Twenty
second street between Fifth and Sixth The To-
eaty desirable for its elevation aud contuity
Broadway to Madison and Union Squares and to
nibus and railroad Tho apartments commodious, and
suitable for families and single gentlemen Transient board
ers would find this elegant quiet
cous and delightful sleeping apartments TO
healthy than tha small at che hotels Bathing
here be enjoyed without the charge Of the hotels
Terms reasonable references ptonable from
either party.
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THE FIRENIEN.


A CARD.-THE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE FIRE EN-
n Fne Company No. 49, dcsTe TO return their thanks
to Mr. j. D. Ieyerieh Assistant Foreman Of Friendship
Hook and Ladder Company, No - for the beautiful and
correct portrat Of worthy Chicf Fngneer Alfred Car
Esd. With gratitude, Mr.. LeYcrch will receive
that nothag could have been accepta
bic better arpeciaed and that his unexpected present
shall occupy prominent place the decorations
OF our meeting room. BY order Of tho company.
GEORGE l.. BERDAN, Foreman.
G. sooTT Ror, Secretary.
NOTlCE.-lHE MEMBERS AND EX-MEHBERs OF
IN Columbian Engine Company, No II, are spectfuy
requested to at their Church tcHcy
streets Wednesday June Z, at r. M to attend tn
funeral Of Stephen ientln from his late residence No
2 Barclay street N ia full attendance requested.
JOHN BAUM Foreman.
CHARLES A. BooTH, Secretary.
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ROARDING--A LADY HAVING A HANDSOME
- house below Broome street tho Bowery sie
wants from to hundred dollars for the which
good board and security will be given addressed A.
H.. Herald Office, will mees with attention.
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TENANTS, REGISTER.

n CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND.-TO LET FROM Isr
efJuy to lt of september. to Family without you
eoateD furnihed cottage with garden coach
and stable the ferry Address Post 0ce
1866 letters roet paid.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09

TNO LyT-FOR ONE YEAR OR MORE, THE WELL
L established Porter House in the mme edate vicinity
of the Harlem Railroad Depot doing good business
scpb, No. I02 Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09

ROARDlNG.-A FAMILY, OR TWO GENTLEMEN,
- obtain pleasant front room third aoos hand.
eemey furnished, with board also for inge
gentlemen with every cenyeniencc Of BATH Be- 5i
Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09

CUGLE ACTION HARPS.-FOR SALE, AT JOILIE'S
Music tore 900 Broadway two superior double action
In rll nrln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09

ITO LET-BROOKLYN HEIGHTS-THE THRFE
ing splendid ,ie~ o lie bay and harbor OF New York
The situation s of the most desirable in Brooklyn
is within few minutes walk Of the Fulton Ferry. Rent
low to good tenant Apply at la Columbia street. Brook
lyn, or IL Cliff street, New York