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DORTRAITs.-N. p. ACKERBERG. RECENTLY AR
rived from Berlin, has opened his Studio at No "a
Fourth Specimens Of his painting ay be seen AZ
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FINE ARTS.


ZINE ARTs.-ALMosT EVERY DAY SOME STRAIN
ger calls at my buy old Engraving Por.
ra Scrap Prints Landscapes, large modern prints for
framing who knew there large stock in the
city, although have been In the location ten years
fngrAvings bought or exchanged. JAMES II. BIGGAR,
No, 60 Canal street, few doors west Of Broadway.
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VIyANTEp-FoR GENTLEMAN AND HIS LADY,
w two or three Furnished Rooms, IN tho vicinity OF
broadway not below CsaAl street. Address 3. A. BroaS
way Pest Once.
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FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM WANTED
ageDtleman and his wife with board for the lady in
private family where there other boArisrs
payment made Ia advance il required Address j. ID r..
Herald Office giving location, terms re- ono large room
might be m to auRw
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WANTED-AT NO. ia NASSAU STREET, SALES
men school Tea hors, Iorters, Brrksopers Non en-
haroads Walters, Gardeners Coachen, Boys 10 learn
trades Girls to MI good situations hpplcantsas adtancc
enclosing yl free o postage DESERVING the situation
quired, win be suited. THoS. SPHINX, Agent
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YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS
IA CbAmbermsd. or as Waiter and Nursa IA willing to
make herself generally useful Has good reference II re-
CURED. Address 30 Twcnt y-seventh street
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WANrED-A ShART, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL,
" seventeen years Of would like situation TO do
general hensswork In small family to take care OF
children; she s first rate washer roner and very
good disposition She be ~ her present place. 9
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NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS A sPE
TURNER rEsTIvAL.-rnE SOCIAL TURNvEREIN

TNURNEK FESTIV AL-THE SUCIAI TUKNVERETN
lGymnastic Society celebrates the 18th of June its
second anniversary at the Harlem Pleasure Garden lh
street. Fourth avenue, the railroad Admission ~
cents Ladies are FREQ Of charge Program me-The fss
address will be deyered gymnastic exercises
nastic pays distribution prizes for the best performers
and the hole will conclude with supper. In Of
favorable weather. the festival will take place the next day.
nR. BANNING GIVES FREE LECTURE BEFORE
Il Ladies' in Brooklyn Institute at three o'clock,
"Wednesday Thursday Friday aud Saturday Of this week.
md Monday and Tuesday Of next week. the Canscs
Prevention and Cure Chronic Weakness Deformes
OF Women and Chdren and also, the Proper Construc
ton Of Dress and Furniture, in its bearing health
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NOTICE. THE MEMBERS OF cAss AND BUTLER
mss.iag this friday evening q Stone street,
on business Of importance, By order q - c..,
McnAsL DonAs. Jn. seas:sry
IT =: MEAGHER CLUB-Ar A MEETING OF THE
i. r +. seasher Club held a. iIe-mi..ss Hall. On
John Walsh S1 sssa ass ' MINUTES
+ walsh ssa, The .,iow"s rsiusioa be ssopssa
we appoint delegate from this eub the civic soeie-
On motion OIL. W. Walsh that tho following resolutions
whsrsa' 1875 ii appeared to Us that after
Be- sIs % and & on Das o.
sSur H gG'gss ,Ir saT 5a IN s ss@
Gus struggle We i"r@sd club which sas"
o. one Of reands most gifted and devoted sons Thomas
her bribery, and her might opposed right, forced tho
their hopes and ours again deferred
leaders we're taken t ed and convicted Of treason and
Rs.syss That the feelings which then Mechanically
and for ever aid her just aud holy EFFORT for
We Of the Messhsr Club dslsht to honor h, BY God
When as an
BY and y.d.s Rsa
% ms 81 Ills To- ,na os Of sG
whereas that which have been formed ne dy
hsapsalsa from HI. Jury 70 his soun.y,om the artisan
& 10 $ tine ssss
Resolved That assure him. that Of his country in
and weeping eyes for what appeared early fall
embalmed his In souls Of the few
and the true whom Goa lad given to be proud Of and be
to trust sincerely that might be- In the
mystery Of His power to work ont in His good tme the
freedom. glory and happiness of our native land.
Be IL further Resolved. That j. w. Walsh J. kavanagh,
Chas Davis jas. A. Quinn. and hos RELY, be committee
Of five appointed byths club to wait Mr. Mesgher with
the above resolutions.
whereas in the public with which
proposed to welcome illustrous exile, desirable
that all the clubs houd unite
Resolved That the said cubs hereby respectfully
to Cooperate with in furtherng the wishes Of the
Irish American citizens by making worthy
cause and its exiled apostle.
The above resolutions unanimously adopted On
tsn ordered that proceedings of this meeting
lshed in the Herald, Truth Teller and Irish Volunteer On
motion, adjourned TO Friday evening, June 4. BY
DIR of THOS.'MAHER President.
JOHN KAvANAGH, Secretary,
T. MgAeHER CLuB.-A meeting of the T. r. Meagher
Club will take place Hermitage Hail. Of Allen
and Houston streets, Friday evening, juno eight
o'clock the purpose Of making further
the ption Of Thomas Meagher ESQ. BY order Of
THOMAS MAHER, President.
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SECOND BOARD.
DVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
As- SEE SEVENTH PAGE. ia


PERSONAL
INFORMATION WANTED OF MARY BUTLER-wHo
srayed away the I'd Of juno, when she was coming
from school. Any information given, will he thankfully
oeived by her mother Mary Butler at IS Chryse street.
Of Grand street. Fulton street. OF Gold
street, by james Rogers.
If THE GENTLEMAN THAT CALLED AT NO. s
Fourth street, In search Of board, will please to call
again, he be comrnodated.
WANTEp-INFORMATIoN OF THOMAS McCANN,
Angina loy county Tyrone Ireland, cooper by trade,
BY his two sisters Mary Ann McCann. When last heard
VI he was in Bath Should this meet his eye please address
pcrs please copy.
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HOMEsTEADS.


BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS AND GENERAL FIRE
ID Insurance Company.-O1ice No Tryon Row OF
Chatham street. in the Harlem Railroad Companys Build
ing This Company having all their capital one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars lsso paid in and safely In
vested prepared TO issue Policies of
against loss damage fire at the lowest possible rates
premium rcnts buildings furniture merchandise shpI
buildings vessels In port. their cargoes, sc.
DIRECTORS.
John Bruce, G. S. W oodhull, Simeon Draper,
Adm Waterman, Alpheus Banning, Casper C. Childs,
Charles Jenkins John G. Hull, Sorn Jessurun,
John J. Yellott, VIM. N. Dodge, John Hooper,
Cbas. w. Hull, Walter Brady Robt Mcclellan
Calvin Condi Alfred jones' Henry Major,
Nv A Carhart John Buxton, IT., y. W. Waller,
Tim. ii. Burger. Davis Collamore, Starkio Livesay,
Josiah Whitney, Cyrus H. Leutre, John N Olcott,
John w. Newton, Jas. II. Pulls, Sam. y Wyckoh,
Fred. ii. Nichols, A. r. Fonda Dan. D. Whitney,
Royal Houghton, John Morrison.
JOHN BRUCE President
DAsr1r BARNES, Secretary.
JOHN T. SHEPHERD, Surveyor.
Applications through the post will be Immediately A.
tspdsdto,
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SOCIETY," MEETINGS.

NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL SoCrETY-THE
~ iemannual Exhibition Of the New York horticultural
day Thursday and Friday June 9TH 10th. aud ith
their tickets the meeting the
sety lat Stuyvesant Institute Monday JUNE and
at tho Mercer street door Of metropolitan Hail durinr
the exhibition BY order Of the Committee Of Arrange
ments. l.. Ii. MEAD, Chairman.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

CoPARTNERsuIP. - THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed Copartncrship, for the purpose
transa ting the ready made Cotng business at wholesale
under the firm Of Gardner Greene, Coz at AZ Broad way
WILLIAM GARDNER. OLIVER u. TWEEDY.
ELIAS NJ. GREENE. ROpMhN G. M0ULT0N.
JOHN G. PLIMPToN.
New York, June l. 1870
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YOUhc AMERICAN WIDOW LADY WISHES TO
engage situation In light fancy bIsinsss for
hich she u we'll auaiihed She
sale store and hiring references a. 10
end capability address, for week, Mrs. Il. H. T.,
Brooklyn Post Ohies, post paid.
A REsPECrABLE YOUNG GIRL wIsHss A sIrUA.
"A tion in small private family; she 1. a good cook
washer and ironer Has ,he best Of city FROM her
last place. Has objections to in tho country Can he
for two days. not engaged Can a. l6s York street
Brooklyn.
A PROTESTANT WIDOW LADY WISHES A STU
"A asion either To take charge Of baby oinya lady
or few small chdren being an educated person and
Ing experience would be found scguton
has objection the country Can give hiph city
repees Can be for few days. at ll9 Atlantic street.
Brooklyn.
HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN
wants situation first rate Cook in hotel dining
saloon house. she understands soups game
cooking in the French style all its branches Please
call 02 East street. the grocery store after
IL o'clock, for week.
A MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATIONS TOGETHER
N the Coachman, and is willing to make himself
useful about garden would take weekly situation; the
wife Cook good washer and roner No objection TO
short distance in the country Address T. M No. Is Pearl
street, Brooklyn.
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A PARTNER WANTED-IN THE GROCERY BIsI-
moss, out OF town with cash capital Of 500 $500
must BIO SINGLE and member Of the church Rome with
references from pastor of sad church-none others need
apply Address T. ID. NJ, Chatham SQUARE Post Once,
Saturday, 9th inst, will meet immediate attention.
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&COO WANTED TO OBTAIN ADVANCES TO
Hs1UU. this amount on staple article Of
IN sums of about $50 weekly The article Is In steady de-
and the required would 30 about sixty per
for sad advances three months net bonus Of per
the amount ana vosd wish 70 continue
the arrangement mutually Satisfactory Please address
Tysues Chsy,ss HAytJoUe, Post once.
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STHAfED OR SToLEN-A DARK GRAY MARE.
mile Mgu. SIX ysss old from pasture near the Five
ro"ss, on mru avenue Any ation will he
literally rewarded by HAsKIN WILKINS. Ssrnsr ~
Ihrtyseeond street and Lexington avenue. ''As' '
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A MEETING OF CARTMEN GROCERs. AND OTHERS,
who m to In the reception Of Thomas
e ssissi
MEAGHER DEMoNsTRAT!oN.-THE CONVENTION
E, and nnt q sy n Pne
M % Rs 70 do until the
represented are invited send asssatSs AS, above
Jouv MoGn.rn Secretary pro. tenn
~ officers and members of the above Encampmcnt
spectfuy requested to be punctua their attendance
June J. At oeiosI At their rooms Odd Fellows Halt as su
ness of muehimportancs to the will be acted
Jons wrEDrN. Scribe.
NEW YORK OPERATIVE saIPwRIGHTs.-wE,
the purpose Of ascerainng the general feeling favor Of
r. %, to Be- Sssn The
Assyrian Rooms Third street Lewis street Friday
v Simmons. VIM; i. laurence Henry G. Lane. WIN v.
JAIME. Gresa n q imo r
Hart Denis Sullivan. Maurice Walsh.
OFFICE OF TIE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY
q the "a Nsw Of ak Jn S5 ssns
dividend of dollars each share Of the stock Of this
OK s 3
The books will be closed from the 9th 20 the 18th
ISAAC c. LEA, Secretary
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS WHEREAS, A sPE-
~ cia Committee Of both Boards of the Common Coun-
f Of have for s M
Gold Box which Was BY the to
countrymen to have been the most valiant in donco Of his
country in the late with Mexico; therefore notice
claims from any person late Of York
b. within three from this date and T. be
addressed to Charles Tates Of the ahoye Com
man Of conmises II board Of Adsr@ea CHARLES
RING, Chairman of Committee Of Board Of Assisan Al
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FINANCIAL.

MDOO THE AUTHOR OF A VALUABLE PoPU-
HOOO. lar work scientific subject being about 70
Visit Europe, and intending to be absent some years wal
dispose for the above Of his entire interest ia SAID
work The book in its fourth edition, and yields TO the
Has been advertised and sales could probably pe
doubled by little judieeus advertising Sells freely at the
annual trade sales and would undoubtedly make an cxee
lent for person disposed o. give little atten
p.at
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vgnet coat of Of Massachusetts, 5s the Central
Bank Mass vignet steamboat landing railroad cars and
depot-not like gcnuine l0s on the Cecil Bank, Mary
land. altered from onesviguet large safe n smau
steamboat at bottom of note: rs the City Bank Ch-
cago III 2s on the Lancaster Bank. Penn: 81 on the
Bank of Albany N " SIS the Bank OF marlborough,
N c.: Us. the Commercial Bank Providence; 5's GA
the Atlantic Bank Cape May. ". J SOS on the YORK
Bank Pal as on the City hank of Hartford &c r. on
the Trenton Banking CO.. N. j.; l0's on thc fnohsA
Bank, Ba:nbridge N Y 10s on the Mechanics SANK,
Philadelphia los on the Merchants Eank, ~ on : on
the Farmers Bank of Lancaster, Pa. 20s on ,he hte-
borough Bank Mass los the Southern BANK OF Ken
tucky; 5s on the City Bank of Cincinnati; - on the
Greenwich Bank New York; SIS, ON the belknap TO
Bank. y. III 10's. on the Exchange BANK VI virginia.
los. on the State Bank OF Indiana
The result of a recently taken OF Dunkrk gives
q population of four thousand and sxteen-showing a
ratio of during the past twelve months of nearly
aG,y ner cent over one hundred dwellings have been
erected in the place since the st of March last Total
number of arrivals from April II to May 20 Steamers,
126; propeIlers, 81 briggs IL schooncrs. Il.
Tho Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Of Augusta, Ca,
had hand the 18th OF May 1852 s37s 454 in specie in
circulation, S101325: deposits S305 S13. Amount OF
and discounts running to maturity $Al9 go; cx
change running to maturity sl193717. Notes and bills
protested good Sl9G41 doubtful 81 1885, bad, S34 42o.
Profits and reserved fund, S251 O95
Several highly interesting experiments have recently
been made with view Of testing the strength Of iron
manufactured from the Franklinte of New Jersey.
The following table exhibits the strength of this iron
compared with the best manufactures Of other
tries
COMPARATIVE STRENGTH AMERICAN, EgGLrsI, AND
SWEDISH IRoS-rREpGoLp's TEST.
IL hnr Ia
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LOST AND REWARDS.

q IN REWARD WILL BE PAID BY THE UNDER
R1OV signed, upon the conviction of the parties
iciously tearing down or destroying the bills of Woods
Mnstres Any information by note otherwise
ing this contemplate action viii be duly appreciated by
henry WOOD Proprietor,
Woods Minstrels Hail. 4ii Broadway.
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&Ok REWARD.-LOST-ON SATURDAY, THE 2erH
B~O day of May, Port Monnaie, with hole in side;
Containing ssC bank bills note Of 500 given by WH NJ
bic on year from dae one $50 note given BY James i.
Downing May Of $50 given by Moses D. Townsend,
both payahlet Jacob Vele Poyment
forbidden the Whoever will return the above
to Myron Sherman. Washington Hotel either of tho
captains the Poughkecpse bare shall receive the above
reward. JACOB VELtE.
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NOR sALE-A BAGGAGE EXPRESS, ALREADY Es-
II tablished and doing good business. Reason Of selling
iii health OF the owner Price 5000 Terms cash Address
Express Herald Office, for days.
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ITO LET AT NORTHUMBERLAND CONVENIENT

ITO LET-ROOMS FOR STORAGE OR WORK sHOrs
in building No. Doyer street. door Chatham
square Inquire Of w. T. Burrell 81 Fulton street. up
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nor SALE-A BLACK PACING HORSE, ABOUT
sixteen hands high, years old sound, kind, and
fast Can be ut Norris Knapps stable No 81 Chris
ophcr street, for three days Inquire Of H. Mead.
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ITO RENT-FOR THE SUMNER Seasonal PLEA
SAINT house containing five rooms. about fifteen
minutes walk from Fort Lee ferry Rent $780, in advance
Boats three times day Inquire of
TAYLOR & JAMES 20 Wooster strset
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NEW YORK, JUNE ., 1o52-NOTICE To GENTLEMEN
~ keeping valuable horses at yory-Therc stalls
vacant in the Club Stable No. 80 Great Jones street. where
horses shall have the best and attention by W. N.
Connolly.
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THO LET OR LEASE-TIAT VALUABLE STORE NO.
5ei Broadway 80 feet wide and 200 feet deea running
to Crosby This Of the
way being next to the large Metropolitan Hotel Apply
tho premises.
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JoRSE TIIIEF--t PERSON HIRED OF THE IN
ocrsgnod, on Monday last, AZ Tsrryto wn, brown
na,e ana buggy wagon. The marc has switch tail and
os arr PAGES The buggy Is trimmed with drab cloth
,omewhat worn Tho lately hod and has the let
,srs on her shoes. As the marc or buggy has not
I'm t,nrhed nor any tdings heard OF them. Is believed
nn ~ ~ stolen Amy person who will give iniorma
"' - Wv "'fu Vr thiet VIII BE suitably rewarded.
JOHN VINCENT, Tarrytowu.
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ITO LET-HOUSE No. 30 WARREN STREET; CAN DE
easily altered for Store small Hotel; arranged
to contain good number OF Being the vicinity
~ the Hudson River Railroad depot and Broadway makes
il desirable situation Apply to A. SEIGNErTE No. Al
Water street the premises.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, 40.

A GOOD FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE,--A GRAY
n horse, about l5 hands high good roadster;
ranted kind Sold only for want Of Apply at Conk
Inns stables Twenty street. between Lexington and
Third ayenuea.
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LOR SALE.-A HORSE l4a HANDS HIGH. BROKE
IL to harness. and also be used under the saddle
very stylish aud good trotter. Apply to Mr. Dttmar.
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WA.1BD-A SITUATION, BY FIRST RATE cook.
W. who undsrstands ksY kasnsss In all ts branches She
"a nvsd IN the best u fss ed give the boat Of
Il street. - - y = = - =
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ITO LET-TWO LARGE ROOMS FOLDING DOORS,
two or three Bedrooms. Pantrcs, with Croon water,
in house Third Eighty min .h
Yorkse Rent IS S. 80 Stages pass the door City
Hall, fare cents
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NOR SALE-A POWERFUL HORSE, Ii HANDS HIGH,
II sound and kind. and trot mile in minutes
and fifty seconds. Prce $f0or would be exchanged
fne, snowy family horsesound. and kind in harness. and
Love lane, Brooklyn.
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ITO LET-1N A BUSINESS PART OF THIS CITY,
between the New Haven and Harlem Railroad depots,
Of Walker and Elm streets Store and Cellar
Rent moderate. Inquire Of JOHN DICKINSON. 20 Cvs-
ire street, THOMAS OCALLAGHAN ~ Roosevelt
street. Also, Workshops.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTTCE.-THE MEMBERS OF CAss AND BUTLER
A Association u tac ft Ward requested to atead
meeting this friday evening June at - stone street.
ON business Of impor lance. BY order Of
MICHAEL NEARY, Chairman.
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INOR SALE OR EXGHANGE-A SPLENDID SADDLE
Horse suitable for lady very stylish driver l5}i
hands high Kind every resp Ct Address box
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WANTED-IN A GROCERY STORE, A YOUNG MAN
w Of gcnteel appearance who DIS the busncs
Satisfactory reference required Address box $685. lower
Post Office, in hand writing OF applicant.
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Two LET OR LEASE-TBE EXTENSIVE AND yALU-
able premises the southwest corner Of Broadway
and Nnthstreet. for years Possession immc
diatsly. Inquire of ID. ID. NASH 80 Broadway.
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WANTED, IN A CLOTH STORE, AN ACTIVE AND
w intelligent boy, about sixteen years old who
sides with his parents Salary, $50 Apply at liz VIII
LINN street.
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TOR SALE (OR EXCHANGE, FOR ONE HORsE,) A
fine pair Of bay horses l6,; hands beh seven years
drvers one very fine single or saddle horses sound and
kind Can be at all hours during the day, at the lu
Der yard er Of Monroe and Montgomery streets.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

DANCING ACADEMY, 40 GRAND STREET, FOURTH
~ door from Broadwny-P Saracco sole teacher Of the
new and fashionable Dances well known in America will
keep his Saloon day during the for
classes and private LESSONS and practice morning
and evening as usual very fcw lessons enough to
learn all tho above dances.
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" ANTE D-IMMEDIATELY AT THE NATIONAL
Theatre several young ladies' who sing and
for the Corps de Ballet Apply at the box oil during the
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HAMILTON HOUSE LIVERY AND SALES STABLE.
The subscriber having taken the above stable takes
pleasure inform his friends that he has to let by the day
hour carriages single wagons rockasays, aud saddle
also eight gle horses that ro their mile in
three minutes also two pair Of match horses very fast
sale. GEO. KEMSEN, Fort Hamilton, IL. L.
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ITO LET-A SUIT OF APARTMENTS AND ROOMS.
with pentries newly and elegantly furnished IN re-
sectabo private family in the house No Broadway
between Eighth and Ninth streets Gas and CrOton
in the house. References exchanged.
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GOO REWARD.--LOST-A LIGHT SORREL HORSE,
D~O fifteen hands and inch high, six old with
natural tail and fire general appearance had white hind
feet and ankles white stripe the with saddle
nearly new and russet Bride Mas hired the subscr
bers the afternoon OF Juno lst
Of for tho Of taking ride to Manhatanvo
and return before dark The above reward will gyon
the OF the horse suitable nfor.
nation which may lead 10 his recovery the the
person. u. Y. JONES 4 CO., 10 Fourt avenue.
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NroNEY.-PERsoNs SLIGHTLY PREssDD FoA
wi money may nnd re,ssf b. calling q Duane ssrssN
suns tosu " seessaabs WS1@
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Two LLT-AT YELLOW HOOK, PART OF NEW
double house. consisting OF pArlor basem en liar.
And S bedroom. The house PLEASANTLY situated three
10 tho shore: This il good chance for family wishing
pleasant AID healthy residence Apply A.
net. ON the premises kefsrenc given and required