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kOSY AND REWARDS.


&5 REWARD-LosT, RECEIPT BOOK, SUPPOSED
We to have been left In Sixth and Seventh Avenue
on Tuesday the 10Th June Direction written inside, W. IL
Turner Co., A TOmpkins street. The above will
paid for the book by W. H. Turner Gothic Hall 36 Broad
way.
d < REWARD.-WAS LOST IN LAURENS STREET
WO near Canal the morning of the Sth instant,
white Spanish Slut half shaved, answers to the
Minerva The above reward will be paid any bring
ing her to No. Laurens street, near Canal
q x REWARD.-LOST, BETWEEN BARNUMS MU-
WO scum and st. Marks place. from Eighth street
stage black silk lace shawl Apply TO- l57 Broadway
&E REWARD.-STRAYED, JULY 9TH, FROM ISL
PO Greenwich street. black tanned Scotch
with ears and tail cropped about two months old Who
will return said will the reward
w. DEWILIKER, 16I Greenwich street,
I 0ST OR STOLEN-THE LONGBOAT OF THE BRI.
~ fish brig Six, Of Shields. now lying at Quarantine
suitable reward will be paid to person leaving
ton at l0f Greenwich street.
NATH. BEAZELY, Master.
EoUND-IN A NINTH AVENUE STAGE. PORT
Il monaie with small amount in 1t, which the
owner can have by paying fer this advertisement.
G. w. HARDENBROOK, undertaken, ITO Ninth avenue
EOUND SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN)-A
quantity OF Straw Hats The have them
VI on provir property and pa, ing expenses.
d. NJ. FRYE, 10 First avenue.
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Dear SI-The HERALD and other papers Of the CITY,
giving accounts Of the accident at Staten Island say
thss che Corcners Jury verdict that death was
caused by the accidental breaking Of the bridge. This
MT Abe The refused ~ that 1t was accden
~ breaking. and the words accident ny breaking were
Aesth 10 being too late the bridge and many OF the
isnds Of the dead wished the be hes The jury left the
matter for the Grand Jury VI the coanty 70 ex-
anime IN full, and find out whether there was
hlame to be fastened any The jury returned
verdict rs fohows:--" That the bodies found
q breaking Of the bridge, ut Vaudcrbilts dock y
Many Of the jury bridge fall some months
since at the Peoples ferry. without causing DEATH and
they think that this bridge had been better constructed
&s sssident would not have occurred You will please to
ge this your attention in your paper In justice to the
jury and the public. Yours truly
JOB MOORE, and others of the Jury.
CirFTor, July z, 1852
We, the undersigned inhabitants Of staten Island
deeply sympath2ing with the friends OF those who lost
thsr lives by the late accident at Vanderbts Landing
Hal duty we owe to the public, owing to various
roneous reports circulation relative to the
~ sd accident to make statement Of the facts they
appear to upon examination Of the premises The
ouer end 81 The Landing platform Is supported by two
ehaAs on either side one being OF eleven sxeenhs inch
ana he other Of threefourths inch and the sole
eause 81 the accident the breaking Of the double set
- referred tOthas it not caued by any defect
b 1 in the condition construction Of the wood work
IL said rlatfom-and That it Of those unfortu
nate occurrences against which human foresight could
not guard,
RIcHAAp D. LITTLE, JAMES HART,
JeAN J. STEPHENS, CHAs. ii SrEBsENs,
A. u. JANR, J. NJ MCLEAN,
J. b. SIMoNsos, JOHN MARTIN
WM. SIsco, LOWELL PURHY.
9nssn.r-a
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AT A TREMENDOUS GATHERING OF THE EMPIRE
"A Club, held At their esdquarters, The Gem No 32i
Breadwhy on Thursday evening July the President,
CAPTAIN Rynders In the chair the constitution and by
laws for the of the Club. we're reported
by the Chairman Of the Committee, Mr.. Thomas Par
rem, and unsnimous adopted The President Captain
RyndersJ then addressed the Club for some time In
forcble manner to the necessity harmony Of
and harmony Of action in the direction Of the affairs Of
terms the eaumnies of the Tribune and Express ali of
which was listened to with tion and received will
eloquent manner by Messrs Camp Thomp'on and McCar
ny c Ihe appointed TO steamboat
Newburs ON The 18th hnS 60 Dc held a.
the Claus or which tci ets will he riyen
to members Of the Club only Due Of time Of
tion, the number Of Vice Presidents was Increased to
twenty-one from each ward-whose names : be re-
ported at the meeting by the mttce appointed for
that purpose One hundred new members enrolled them
selyts The following resolutions offered aud
Whereas The election Is one Of vital npor
lance 10 the democratic republican party Of this city az
well as to the country at large il behoovos
county officers "a will meet the appreciation and
hasnee % TIE republican p,rty thereby adding strength
and used support TO the demncrstis ticket
by our NMSnal Cenven ton at Baltimor Tn. refore
Resolves, Tia We will not lend use, In rnanner
the combined Influence ftbis clEb 20 promote or
interests OF any clique or faction. assist the
nomination Of any particular individual
tyer but for the purpose o. citing the general
ana the cratic republican party
Resolved Thst the members Of the Empire sin cere
feporc the loss which the country he's aimed in the
Clay OF Kentucky and they will join their fellow
In any appropriate trbute OF respect his memory.
quarters the Gem 9 aroadaay FOR ths sss seaa
busiref when democrats wishing become IN
esn a. SO ~ enrolling thoir names
ioi owing named gentlemen constitute tho Finance
ncmmittss OF the Empire Club, and Others-Thomas
rlsp Thomas Byrnes Thomas r.rren.
JAMEsR STEERS, so.-.,.
a.. IT..
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Hrady's National Gallery Of Daguerre0.
tyse ze5 Bresdwa contains ths lsses collection Of valu
A5e PORTRAITS in ssnee and who wish study
seGnsnaAees of the great Of the day will fnd
ample scope for obsery alton. Cali and sec.
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HAIR Dye is the best yet discovered for cooring the hale
whiskers the moment Is applied. The
certainty with which this favoro and old established Hair
Dye performs 10 Astonishing It is for SALE applied
BhTCHEL0Rs Wig Factory, No Wall street. Copy the
al r.Eg.
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Particular attention paid to Daguerre0-
tipping children by ROOT 33 Broadway He ID
\ ssoeessful with even tie youngest
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Rooa's magnificent Cr~yon DaSuerreotyps
h We finest thing every achieved BY the
LxAmAe them at No. 563 Broadway.
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Of I'd the perfect Of nature
yet invented Those wsntin superior article should
oal at BACHELORS celehrated Wiz Factory, Nc Wall
here be found the and best
IN tho city. Copy the address.
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Their Grahsms oEguent for the Beard and HAIR and.
maaic IL will produce beard moustache In six
weeks. IL perfectly harmless being the invention of
Prof Litbig celebrated German chemist. Price 81 per
bottle. sent TO any part Of the country.
r. @. GRAHAM, 1sS Ann strest.
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ambs, win take Consun 2ve PATIENTS the following
termsI will take II they die while taking the Ner
Antdote-no matter no ons-but they skal pay
81 week when they WE'LL for all the time under three
If they doubt then of being thoroughly
they specify time they choose under three
but they ray 81 week FOR Antidots At the
Of the ven period INT po.hng II they do not survive
TALBOT WATTS, Electro Magnetic Nervst,
No 4Crcen yich str
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INSTRUCTIONS.

SPANIsH LANGrA 5E-A DE p BAEz. PROFESSOR
~ ofthe shove LANGUAGE having few hours
will 6evote them giving lessons at his Office or ia sny
part the city and viii also make trapsaons with
rec'ncs and punctuality Address $50 Broadway room
No. 2. fret nocr
A GENTLEMAN FROM CUBA WISHES TO GIVE
a les orr ~ the scapt language Would like board
" some respectable family where would ~
esy ir board satisfactory references will 10
gwer hrdress ramasuey," core e Z, II, CLARK n Co,
wire merchants, 1873 Pearl street.
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As GENERAL H0UsEMAID, OR CHAMBgRMAIn
AZ az nurse, By tidy well rsoo mmsndsd srl 4 good
:ss a. plain s"s snd M. % SS
wsuld 60 in che country. Gall At ia Henry street.
An ENGLISH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS
washer a.d onsr The best IN
g. 70 Seventh street. near avenue A, hall door, Can 10
A REssPEGTABLE YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL
care q children Or do ehapberwork Good city
and
REsPEcTABLE GIRL WANTS A sITUA.
"A ton q ChAmbermeid and Waiter, or to do general
ironsr and willing 20 make herself generally useful Can
the best OF city Please call at s0i Mott
city Address, post paid Agnes Brown 80 Horasio street.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFrIeE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. NO.
,sy from periorm.ne. sry duty VINO have not re-
s'rS their At his :s ar. Notified :: DO
" ~ WIN A. WAESER coSnis.ien.ar u Jurors rs"
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc-THAT s. J. NEUsrADr
anS Ss5as EpSsand
carrying on business those places
a
bAvTb b 4 ShHTSTADr' No. Al Maiden lane.
NEW YORK voLUNTEERs.-wHEREAs A SPECIAL
Commistee Of both Boards of the Common Council Of
what %oss " ss
81 to s by s st. 5
soantrymsn 70 have been the most valiant defence Of
hereby given that the special comi.tee viii
ten % .aS late Of the New York
within three months from this date and Be-
ar % f n hSs
nan p9H Of Committee Of Board Of Aldermen CHARLES II
dermen
DIANOFORTE AND HOUSE FURNISHING AssoCI-
ation;-The third regular meeting OF this Association
next the Apollo Rooms Broadway near cnnai street
viii All s9s. 81 Ss s
. a" hs Sa hsy 40 Sy K the .s
House The meetings of the A.scSatiGn are public
A. II. JocELYN, Trustee,
ATA REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF TIE on
n nbus Propretors Mutual Association at their rooms
corner OF Broadway and Grand street Tuesday. July
9th 1852 the preamble and resolutions unan
as heard %
and whereas it is right and proper that this Association
@ RsGs
identified with the industrial apd work.
resolved. THAI i ssats 4 Henry Clay We mourn
and Of earthly career; that we re-
oiee u his memory and remember with pride his courage
will ~i the city
dsa suit
Resolved That committee Of three be appointed
r
sEnpsd in meprnHg r1m each omnibus line belonging
shall be get apart for the funeral to the
tie committee fer with the Common Councii-Wm
T. Maekre Of tine East Broadway line Henry B. Bolster,
ard Srs nd erect Iine ny " Decrs' Oh 'he oowery
President be ADDED SSso the
HENRY fRs, Secretary pro tenn. '''''sA''
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Dutch Liquors, from the old and highly
eel.bratei house Of Wynard Focknk, Amsterdam land
ig brig Jaequeline Ee. White and red Curacao
Nayeau, Anisette Ratafa Vanilla, go. For sale by
JOHN DUNCAN SON, i07 Broadway.
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Niagara Falls, Saratoga. and Newport
No lady will certainly fail to take with her Lyon q
Esthairon for the Hair 1t l. delshtfay psfumsd will
soil the hat and iyes the hair rich
glossy appearance Only % cents bottle sold
y e'''' +. THOMAS LYON, l6l Broadway
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grey headed Vet rsn and let them DAVIS Ravene
which eetuaiy changes Grey Hair its color
without dying it, rce fy ccns BOTTLE For sale at
tire enc raj depot No 800 Grand street and At Nos 9l
Broadway 2G Washington street. 1862 Hudson street. 27
Bover New York. and Nos 5 Fulton street and l45 At
Latte street. brooklyn.
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Singers Sewing Machine stu maintains
ts position not orly eurie but article Of posi-
Civ uty. What Is said Of them in making
g. letter To eneis positive incoIneindependence
New i ork Office, 255 Broadray.
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ITO GROCERs AND BAKERS-ST0RE IN BROOKLYN
for Sale or new four story Brick store with
stable the Of Hillary and Navy streets viii be
cold low and ON easy tsrms Apply att or r ~ 20
VALENTINE q. HALL. No. Grsmercy Park, Twentieth
street, between Third aud Fourth avenues.
TIE CHEAPEST BUILDING LOT IN MOUNT YER
non Westcheter county 100 100 feet, for sale very
low " applied for immediately as the owner about
leaving Apply at No. IL Lspenarhstrcet, New York.
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= DIR. Powell wishes TO Inform his patients
,ha he has .yed 502 Broadway hs attend
to all diseases OF the Eye aud Ear from
eoook daily. Dr. Powers Treatise the Eve" be
his office. Algo Artificial ported
which Will move and look like the natural eye.
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warning to Travellers The last sad
event. al staten Island, and the other appalling Incidents
which have taken place here and whereby thou
sade Of fellow mortas have hurried into eternity
raAds OF the rance OF being prepared for place
n Heaven, and with a beautiful Dagu.sreotype by.
HOLMES, No. 2S9 Broadway.
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The Ear and Eye.-We would advise all
tn suffering from disease Of these call
Dr. HEA IT, 5l Broadway and be cured for have
the most hopeless entirely cured by him. aud
he ta;ngy that he is without doubt the skfui
aurt ard oculist .of the present His pamphlet
tanning adayits of cures be had gratis Office hours
from until 2 daily.
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POLITICAL,

VNHE NINTH WARD PIERCE AND KING ASSOCIA
L ton-At large and enthusiastic meeting of the above
Association, Wednesday evening at Smiths Hotel 90
Perry street, pursuant to adjournment, the President
upon taking the chair made address response his
election to that position The Association
its organization, by eleetng, Chief Marshal
McGIath, ard as aids Messr Lewis J. Parker and John
Sharkey Upon the invitation of the chair the entire
sembage stepped forward and to the
hundred and fve ut subscribed
Of the Association An elegant and
presented by Mr. William Dodge, Of the Of
Association and the thanks theeo
most CORDIALLY voted to the donor attend
the meeting to be held the Ninth ward on the
evening Of Wednesday next, July IA, made
to that effect special committee appointed The
ing adjourned, TO meet Tuesday evening (Juiy 49,
Mt IA o'clock. WIN ]. BRISLEY President
T TnS.. w. MAnTlN' vice Presidents
WM II; DyysENppr FERRY, }sscre.arie..
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ssrsen has superseged all the other aosrums Of the
DAY called Hair Dyes IL acts IL by magic, in producing
sesuSif Black Brown. Applied aud sold, wholesale
and retail at CRJSfADOROS Wig and Scalp establish.
mcDt, No. AT House. N.B.Private apply
ing the bye and fitting on Wigs.
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vsy system sitter disease has debi
taed body past hope capable Of being tested
pve patient in ea,hours, hy sufficient
OF WATTS nervous Antid te See DR.. Edwin Lee: The
brain the centre Of the nervous system. j. PYNE Is
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Holmes, the DaguerreOtyplst, No. 80
broadway stands five feet eight inches pictur
maker IN New York. and it j useless for any compstit
him law, to prejauice people against visiting his
"a account Of going up stars They satisfied wit
bing a. the rect br: haste to reach the pinnacle
art st HOLINESS.
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Ohm L. vANDEWATER AUCTIONERR, FRIDAY
July 9th At 101s o'clock, at The Sales Room. IA Wall
street Houehold Furniture consisting Of Rosewood and
nshogsny par,Sr suites IN Brooates and Hair Cloth,
srs Marble Top Pier - and Center Tables. Work do.
Rosewood ana Mshosan1 bsdsteads Marble Top Bureaus
Wristbands Sbowerbafbs 30 also two Rosewood PA
fortes sold with guarantee Of two years
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DEMOCRATIC HICKoRY.-UICKoRY CLUB OF THE
Seventeenth ward "A meeting Of this club will be held
at the house Of Thomas Riley Hermitage Hal corner of
Allen and Houston streets this (Frday) evening July
" 1907 ut clock NJ The attendance of all
is requested and all democrats invited attend.
BY order, ANDRE FROMENT
ROBERT G. WALMsLAy secret.r;es President.
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DIANOFORTE AND HOUSE FURNISHING ASSoCI-
ation.The third regular meeting OF this Association
will be held and several shares awarded Friday evening
next at the Apollo Rooms in Broadway street
att clock. All persons desrsus to procure Pianos
Furniture will find greatly to their interest to join this
which they do by application to the
tee at the bookstore Of Adrian Sherm Co. No. 2Asor
House. The meetings OF the Association public.
JAMES PRISON, President.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE-THE AID.
vertser about going in the country wishes sell his
household furniture. The furniture IL snd has only
beer In use short time. Any wishing the will
% well to call or address TO W. ST. 1913 Third avenue, In
the store
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Practical EoOI<lKeepeTs Wanted, to cam
I'll, city for highly commercial Good wages
g.ven Apply to r. NJ No. 142 Fulton street, Hunts
Aerchar h Magazine between the hours 10 and IL A. NJ
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Watches and DlamOnds.-A fine ass0rt-
Of good Watches for sdes
cd spines low ~ ST. DIANE nds Ia the
s,s IL lots theretrom 10 suit
Aam ond rings, pins, &c. at manufacturers prices.
DAVID RAFT SS1 Broadway, no stairs.
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Brooks. What a seasOnGblc name Brooks
s at this sveltering time If the Aud what
able seryeeabe and cheap boots, Shoes CATERS slippers
etc. Mr. Brooks Fulton street. makes aud to al
st body OF taste Lovers of comfort who want
cheap gear good will fail to find it, at
AL periods of the yerr the place above mentioned
There the world who understands his business
better than h. A. BROOKS.
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Two CAPITALISTS AND BUILDING ASS, CITATIONS
For salea Farm tract 81 land suitable for build
ing los containing forty three acres with dwe
ing houses barns stables and ether outhousc m ated
astoria, Long Island. directly opposite the city New
street half mile from the stcamhoat isndns four miles
from Wlliamshurgh and Eve from Wall lines
stages running 70 the city every few moment superior
steamboats, are santly making their trips in forty
nutes Within We hundred yards OF this one the
very bost free schools similar the At Flushing There
Is not such tract OF land for budng within
distance II the city of New York overlooking New
York. WILLIAMSBURG and Brooklyn and the North and
Fast rivers This place possesses too many advantages to
eBumerate here For terms further ston apply
30 Cole Chiffon No. 9Ws street where the
mses be James Cole 43 Fulton street Brooklyn
Lawrence, rs Nassau street. Trimble. Archi,ect
No naa etroef
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Military Companies can be fuxnlshed with
the resulasisn Caps FREKMANS the aatsr No 90
fulton street, cheaper than other BY twenty
cont All orders win be nIled vita dsspstsh.
FREEMAN, No. 80 Fulton stree.
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A DRIAN u. MULLER. ACCOMMODATIONS
"A Beaver Street Stores between Hanover and William
streets Adrian H. Muller will sell Mt public auction by
order Of the Supreme Court on wednesday July ~ 1872
four story Brick Stores with handsome granite columns,
and pletely finished inside the best known
Nos Sc 6S Beaver street; No feet inches front,
and 40 feet inches in depth No s. is feet inches
and 40 feet inches in depth This property Il well suited.
Merchants Offices.
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VUANTED-rwO OR THREE FEMALES, OF GEN.
w tesl address, to aid Mrs BRMAN In eoieoton Of
sshssrPtions and in the organisation Of large shirt
nakers and Seamstresses Associaton "Temple
sus.1y 2. the Plan laid down BEMANs Voice q The
bers street N B.The attention Of ladies
oueat
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- dy, FURNISHED bedroom WITH board or the lady "nly
location not below Prince street Addre stating tsrms
which must be moderate, W. a h, Broadway Post Office.
Board paid in advance.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. a
MUSICAL


DIANoF0RTES FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH
-Four splendid seven octave rosewood Pianos possess
ing all the modern I'm equal TO in the city
for tone and finish and will be warranted for years.
and kept in tune for Inqnre at the
No. 62 hte street thr e doors west of Broadway.
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AT ETROP0LITAN H0Tt SINGLE 6ENrLkMkN
A wishing pleasant apatments rvate family with ee
without breakfast tea find ell the comforts OF hone
immediate vicinity Of the above hotel Apply st
Prince street, block from broadwsy. HefsrsAoo
given and required.
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ID COWS. AT NO. IA WARREN STREE FOR SINGLE
IL gentlemen "A with ndoirie, small ksdrosm,
also small bedrooms all we'll funhsd Breakfast siyca
II desired References required.
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Since the Fourth ofJuiy we arc now Offer
The basnct OF large stock Of Summer Clothing
cost. Purchasers will fnd good opportunity of supplying
themseles at very low prices, nj the Empire Clothing
; Warehouse, 100 and l22 Fulton street.
SMITH, DRUMGOLD, g. PROCH.
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SITE FOR COUNTRY SEAT, JoR SALE CHEAP
~ Pcrsons wbhins to obtain site the Hudson
now good chance 70 procure fine one containing little
more than five acres situated about yards the rail-
road depot at Dobbs Ferry Village ~ miles from Chambers
street II well wooded and watered and has two build
ing sites upon it, uninterrupted aud
led views Of the river from the city TO the Hghand The
Of this ground designed 70 but has late
y located In California snd has directed the
disposal Of II for eash in order to invest further
nefs. Apply personally, or post paid to
JUSTICE COUZENS, Dobbs' Ferry
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A Complete Revolution I'm Prices Of Floor
Covering lis true HIRAM ANDERSON, Ne. % Bowery,
is selling English Tapestry Brussels Carpets ut 81
gard; OIL Cloths, - to As; Three Ply Carpets, Sic o
81; Ingram 4sc 70 55 Rugs Mats Mating, WR-
dw Shades Table Covers &C. about half their value.
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BOARD IN SOUTH BRooKLYN.-A FEW SINGLE
- g'ntlemen can be Accommodated with nice rcopF
breakfast and tea and dinner Sundays respectable
part Of South Brooklyn within Eve minutes walk from h
South Ferry. Apply at rs State street, Brooklyn.
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A UCTION NOTIcE.-TH@s. BELL, AUCTIoNEER-
"A BY W. l.. Van Zandt Furniture Sale-This day, at
l0 O'clock viii be Sold In store 242 Division street.
Clinton the entire Furniture and
sale will commence in the basement-thiry Tables, Bed
stead Cots Counter Carpenters Bench first rate Awning,
&c; stairs. excellent uruiturethfee hundred Chars
fne Bureaus Looking Glasses Carpets Safes, Clocks Show
Cases. and numerous other articles. Tho sale IL without
for cash. and the about leaving
the sale must be sealed day Deposits will be required
ON Saturday, In the auction 10 Spruce street.
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CENTRKvILLg COURSE L.I-TROTTING.-PRIpAy
oso INV ASP N, match FOR st00, two mile neasA "a
1 a. US watons. y spiser nAnss e. g. Washingtes; @
JOEL CoNKLIN, Pfoprstor.