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A. Nj. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING %ESTABLISHMEN

On the Corner of Water D. Monroe streets,
WHEELING, VA,
Where always can be found the largest, cheapest,
and the most desirable stock OF goods IN Wheel
ing, He has Just returned from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. and his goods present
On unusual attraction in point OF quality and style,
and it is we'll known the
BEST BARGAINS
Can be had of him. For Good and Cheap Goods,
he stands unrivalled. Do not fail to call, or you
may regret it
His Stock Consists of the Following articles:
100 black cloth dress coats, 100 blue, brown
and green coats, $50 black cloth frock coats, $50
blue, brown and green coats, 25O black. brown,
blue and green sack coats, lou business coats,
made of Cashmere cloth, &c. lou beaver coats,
various culors, 1000 felt and blanket coats, so
dozen white shirts of all grades, 90 dozen check
shirts, so dozen mariners stripe, 4 dozen silk
undershirts, 10 dozen cotton understands, I dozen
WOODEN undershirts, 2 dozen gauzes undershirts,
500 pair black cashmere pants, 1000 barred, strip
ed and mixed pants, 20sO pairs cassinett pants,
500 black satin vests. at all prices; 1000 fancy silk
vests, all patterns; 1922 valencia, marseilles, vel.
vet. SC, l2 dozen fancy cravats, IL dozen neck
ties, 60 dozen pocket handkerchiets. silk and linen,
26 dozen suspenders, all prices and styles, GO
dozen half hose, and 90 dozen drawers.
All the above articles, with a great many more,
are offered very low. at my Clothing Store. cor
ner of Monroe and w alter streets, Wheeling, Va,
also a nus '''0' 'H'D' '1' A. M. ADAMS.
Na-N, B.-Particular attention paid to GUS
TOM WORK, and all orders will be filled with
dispatch, by a. M. ADAMS
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
C1oruING.-We would advise all persons
wishing FRS OF a good material, to call at A. M
Adams Clothing Store, on Water street. He
has a very fine assortment OF everything in the
clothing line.-Daily Lat~eiigencer.
CLoTHING! CLorBINGi! at fair prices ear
always be had of our friend A. M. Adams, corner
of Monroe and Water streets, who from HE ex'
tensive stock Of cloths, cassimeres, &C., is fully
prepared to rig you out in the height OF fashion.
THIS gentleman has about $4,000 invested IL
fabrics Of the richest make, and can furnish
man from top to toe save with shoes. Particular
attention is solicited to his stock, comprising q
it does, costing, ~vestings, pantaloons, necker
chiefs, drawers, suspenders, patent spring stocks
aud a splendid lot of hats and caps. You car
not go amiss by calling at his store for any gar
ment intended for the comfort or decoration o
your person. As he does a large business no !
able TO sell cheap. his motto being .'quick sale
and email profits" This added 10 the fact tina
he has his goods made up under HE superintsn
dence should be . sufficient indueement tor ever!
man disposed to buy. to give him = call. Let oil
therefore. who seek their own Interest "sucour
age home industry by shedding their thresd.bsr
gsrb for . new ou&-DGiy 1ises ssd GsrktI
ost -, leee.
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Sale Of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots
FOR x

VuyHE following is list of LANDS andTOWN LOTS and
Parts OF Lots, within The County Of Monroe. returned de-
linouent by EDWARD SALISBURY. Treasurer and CoHec.
Tor Of said County, for the Taxes of 1851, to which is added the
Penalty due thereon. and the Simple Tax of 1852
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vUyOWNSHIP ROAD.-Notice is hereby CIV
en-, that on Saturday, the 18th day OF De-
cember, 1852. \ petition will be presented to the
Trustees of Center to wnship. Monroe county,
Ohio, for the location and establishment Ut prl'
vate or township road, commencing at or near tn:
south east corner of the north west quarter Of
south east quarter Of section 6, township ., and
range 6, 10 said township; thence east with the
fence that runs through Alfred Pauls land 10
where it intsrsects a fence running noIh sao
south: thence to a sugar tree marked letter A;
thence to a sugar tree marked B thence to white
oak at or near the line between Hunter and SAID
Paul; thence to the State road leading from
Wocdsfeld to Lewisville. And the said town
ship trustees are hereby requested to meet on the
day above named.
Nov. 10. 1852.
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LIVES SAVED BY THE UsE ~ sNhf ThasD
BoTTLEs or "wisrAR's BALsAA -
WILD III

Mr.. EDEN. KY, July "a. 1867.
Messrs Haroourt Howard Co.--Gents-The'
..Dr. Wislar's Baisam of Wild Cherry" that ]
bought Of you has been OF such signal osnent
my family, that ! wish TO make its virtues knsws'
for the benefit Of the public. ~
NV vile took cold at the time OF her csniins'
ment, which settled on her lungs. The pbys'-'
cisns pronounced her disease consumption NE
had piofuse night sweats and bad coughs; sne'
was given up. for we despalred OF her recovery.
and her child partook OF her complaint. BE
then commenced taking 'IVisf0's Bclsosns "
Wild Cherry.o and three bottles effected % "a,
tire cure with her and the child both. a.
have no doubt that they would hsvs NV
been IN their graves il they had not hsvs'ussa
Wistar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry. tllAt
Seth r. Seafcy, whose certificate 10 shows "
a man Of as much veracity az any tn ms country
and a man of good judgment, and we place snsiFs
reliance on his statement.
HARCoURT. HowARDk CO.
In quart bottles, 81 per bottle. or 8 bottles for o.
Sold BY J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, q.
North east corner Of fouth and w alnut streets-
entrance on Walnut sueet-to whom oil orders
must be addressed.
For sale by j. A. g. G. H. Daysnpsrt
Woodsfeld; H. E. Kotzebue, Mslagss
Pollock. Carter g. Co., Sunfsh; m. Z.
Miles & Son, Somerton; Cotton =
Buell.. Marietta. eat
May 26, 1852 $NGE
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FOR SALE BY -,
]. A. & G. H. Davenport. Woodsteidi
Armstrong, Mooney g. Co.. Bsall'viii'i
John Koontz, Malaga;
Miles & Son, Somerton;
w. P. Sloan, Gsneses Block, Buffalo;
William Buchanan, jr.. Lewisville;
w. w. Gould, Travelling Proprietor.
Oct. 81, 1852.
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ANTHOLOGY. AS
vx,uE woNpERFUL YEAR-Dn = y

vNHE WONDERFUL YEAR DIR. c. w R0 a. tx
Professor of hstrotogy, from Stoc khoim Swedcn he
acknowledged head Of the school Of modern sstro =
Soud respectfully inform the public that the 1872
fpg she bscxtie or Icap year affords pecuar feiities
she practice of astrosgy and geometry, The are
truth teers to the Of the prophetic science
< year these revelations will be more full clear and per-
tlan at ordinary timee. What the poet and
astrologer, Arippa, In his Book Of tba stars" =;
s'Tis on leap the planets tell orr race.
No only faets. but circumstance and place,
All che wide future vita their light uuseai
And unto his destiny reveal.
Consult them, then, in this. their time o. power.
And tshe, Oman. their knowledge 70 ghy dover.
Now therefore,, Ia tbs preptons timo. No matter how
per,oxed yotr affairs may under what ieHties
taidr, whether in business love- law. any crtnltnres
of bodily airten receive acNrtte iaiormnNon
end cousolmr aid from III 9. " 'faNaes. &n. White
street either by addressing Hin by estcr Won foe fom
dollar g. Hvc dnllart l. pror'rt1 ~ - lrhAlG
segp,fea, Or ~ cSl,ms upon nim ut Ns rendcnse.
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DRY GOODS.

- EDUcTIOS IN PRICES LIE BOU rfLLIER BRO
IL theirs. clearing OF their stock Of Snrug and GUNNER
Drcfs Goods have reduced them such
immediate sale Printed Bsregcs and Tissues
de Lainca X and ID Lawns from is silks Sha~ls. RIB
hons, 81 Embroidered Coarr &c. decided Olrgaint
Gip2hams, Prints, Gloves, Hosiery Laces a.. W
street, four doors from Broadw4y
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TO PRInTERs.


ITO PRINTERS-F0R BALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
i Standing Press. and super royal Washington Hand
Press, with setnting apparatus complete. Apply TO
Hoe Co. Gold street.
Two PPINTERs--A GREAT VARIETY or WOODLAND
y rvnn sac si4 "a
n ~ rnd -"s-drsbls ..rna Epplv % y. a.
N.-g .tsry, ae-1la BIuaaxa
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sDyEggISEylTNTS REVIEWER EVERY DAY.
GM RSgpRG.L.

\ : 81 -
l.. +. c.. WHO LEFT NEW YORK MAY 18TH, Is
liz requested to communicate with of her friends
iuneda.ey, her mother is lying at the point of
death.
INFORMATION WANTGD.--MR OnON, FROM EGYPT
any person knowing his resil.nce ia requested to
axe known che undecsigsed who has some
im portpnt communications from Mr. q, Eydt for him
q. L.. JAc0lI III Allen street.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, ne !.

~ ~ 1888
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET,
- AUCTION sale Of morses Carriages Harness. Saddles
ScoeE join GxTFR%D Psopss"r
STAFFORD HoRsE..-FoR WANT OF USE rHEBEAU-
sul horse g sniysraly admired and which received
tne ony irIm county fair now sae.
weight lloI % beautiful dgis. ae ios aS
scri9sr NO. e, gh street New Haven who're sho horse
q the Lsgialeture RorenceIohn H. Aidrich 40 Poar
EPmRXIM II. HYDE %. II. orr. Nov Haven.
FOR sALE "a PAIR OF HANDSOME JET BLACK
Horses, lsis banas high six DID, pc rfsotv sound
sh ,ry to- '1 Thro 81 S
Eoa sALE---A PAIR OF BLACK HORSES. rATnU
WILL suitable for gen,onsos carriage, farmer,
hsrncss The raised within thirty niles Of Ws
pure northern stock Inquire JOHN HARDY eor"ss
metery.
Fok SALE COR EXCHANGE FOR ONE HoRsE,) A
sd black legs and tails .as} GOOD and f,ss
nd 1ns very aai In aaa IL. ana
bsr yard corner Of Monroe and Montgomery streets
EoR SALE STYLISH soRREL MARE, FIFTEEN
hands high gents and free from vice. and ,od saa-
Az ~ r want o. use Apply 81 hrst stable
I IGnT CARRIAGES FOR sALE-oNE rHREE.sEAr
hockawsy IN perfect order has besn but little used;
in a. iSas for horse; win
rase Repository. - Canal street.
nNE LIGHT TOP PLEASURE WAGON, ALSO ONE
- light hottng and suky all nearly ne w. viii
DC SOLD separate together price, .he MO-
pfietor having no further use for them. Apply TO
GEO. Lea AZ Hozery.
HORSES FOR sALE-oNE SPAN FINE COACH
Horses danpe gray, well matched. s1 years old l6x
. ssISs sn gS.y ' sas t Long switch tails
and sound in every respect desirable family seam Aso
one pan I'VE years old dark colts hands high AMI
Al rsh, by the subscriber. at Cuyrve Livn Iston CO.
Won sa T1"S H. s, sssd family am M
Wy tslegraW az the Cuyerve Oaice viii 10 prSmr.iy
answered W t. CUYLER, CuylerviIle Liv,nss.on 30
A.. keterences.Ch starr & Co. Cedar gsrcet;
w. ti,k 20 ~ south street; Mslcom Gsui o. Liberty
street H. w. Adams ZIG Wall street New York.
II oRsF ROCKAwAY WAGON AND HARNESS. ALL
i9r S-olIIhe horse Is Invaluable a. family horse;
ho p dark brown color ID hands high kind gentle and
he IN MI harness and l. sold only for OF use. tho
owner having bought pair ofh'rsea The hsr-
Los ~ ..tO % oil
together iiorqe rr sia6 has .se s7S TN ~
NTkRAY'g Lsvary Stable VA .xfanna strn.t -
AtlaRtle street, south Jerry, Bgeok.ya,
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HOHYEYTR Ads.


BUILDING ASSOCIATION AND GENERAL FIRE
- Insurance Company, Office No. Tryon row, corner Of
Chatham street, in the Harlem Railroad Companys build
inrThs Conn Any, having all their capital hundred
and sy thousand dollars si5oo) paid in and safely
vested prepared to issue poiioios Of insurance
against loss damage by Ere at the lowest possible rates
Of premium Rents, buildings Furniture Merchandise
Ships building, Vessels in port, their CArgoes &c.
John Bruce, Caleb s. Woodruff, Simeon Draper,
Adm. Wakcman, Alpheus Bs inning, Casper Z. Guilds,
Charles Jenkins John G., Huh, solomon Jessurun
John J. Yellotx, VIM NJ Dodge, John Hooper
Chas. " Hull, Wslter Brady, Robert N ;C1ellan
Calvin Condit, alfred Jones Henry Major.
Hy. A. Csrhart, John Buxton Jr, lredk. w. Waller,
Tnot ii. Burger, Davis ColIsmore. Starkie Lvosey,
Josiah Whitney, Cyrus Loutrcl, John N Otcott.
John w. Newson, ia. II. Pulls, Sanl. 5. Wyokof
Frcd'k. II. Nichols, A. y. Fonda nanl ID. Whitney,
Andrew Simpson, James ;. Libby, Geo X. Howell,
Royal Houxhton. John Morrison . .
DANIpr. BARsTs. Secretary.
JouS r. SngPPgRp, Surveyor.
Applications through the post will be Immediately at
tended to.
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ITO LET OR LEAsH F0R 0syiCRs-THRkr bAsx
men. rooms AID li,sh.a. IA d~eiiiss %. sso.dway
rsns on INC trs story dAsnes
Tan sr'; ss'' twa smal roams 90 VIC sa@e naor 1T
n"rw.,. ny w. FOR tetas apply on the preiaes W y.
CTogE 10 LET-os TIE EiGHra AVENUE. BE-
- tween fte,h sad f'ity-irr srset an exeelsst 10.
Goods q rs,6p" store Re usshsoso ID i one II ss
pssmss 30 sSck Ssss%i the sernisas II UrSaSrSy
Houston, and Fourth street stages
ITO Lf1-oNE Or NoRE OF the ROW OF HAND
Yorayns mar FOURTH avenue tho ,airsad aud stages
The street no fcet side tagged and hstsd and very
sessior mmetiate5. spny 70 q. kiP. Third avenue
Yort yil!s, y /. 4. suYosN, I5s wayerIsy place.
Tvo Ltr ~ noroKEs--A HANDSOME THREE
storJ ssd Easement brick dwelling hnus, at sho
Of Fourth All Bloomfield .trve.. pleasantly situated and
S Ssn A. "a ss q s sa' s 4, n se, s;
sepsa NJ .derate rent the person Who hi.ed u having
fosrsh aad Washington streets oooken adjoining ths
misses, to IL SANFORD.
To IET-!N BROADWAY; No. els-ts,TuArioN
room ss'" and two story frame hense on the rsar length
er vssu sa. opposite 1 sonGn, c. wppSs
make market place Tor the best Of artiees
ITO LTr-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE or
or w. o. n second s "r or Sg to
with uo q bath room broadcast II reGrred IL private
attention paa ocmlort Inquire at No III Grand street
y few doors Wet Of broadway.
ITO LyJ-FuR TUE SEASON OR YEAR, NEAT
two story liouse suitable for srn ~, family, ocarod
~ Bergen Point three quarters of hour sail from New
York, Luf Ground with the bRthcg.
Rept meterate, Inquire Of GEO. W. ADRlANUE Book
store, hstlr Hsuso
THO Lhl-uFFIl ES AND ROOMS OF VARIOUS SIZES
anu rents i the bnaing on the northwest corner Of
Broadway and Blocker Apoly the premises to
JOHN w. KtlCH. Architect.
rVo LEr-roe ONE YEAR OR LoNGEa-rmE
esip seat on tSs s"ps q @ an sGSvs Man
drosseG We dland box 40i Post Ofica.
WATER PoWER.-TO MANUFACTURES AND ME
w olanics-1v RCat-Jwo Rooms, 90 by 81 feet each,
with wa1r power, ii fifteen horses substantial prck
building 1T tho mouth Of Fishkl creek uayiSslo tide
water ~ the Hudson. Large craft load and
load slongio sixty miles from New YORK. mile from
Fishk Etation the railroad and in hshthy aud
lnus district Possession he had Immediately Rent
moderate. Apply to w. S. YERPLANil Fshk,il han ding
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FIN ANCxALs
5000 600 EIGHT y FER eEST Mo = AN

$500 600 EGnT fg gsa " 5s
md nssis,e, Railroad cempanysesisd prepossls win
assrs bcan panely Co. No. street Sst
H1dnesday ga ahs qth day Of June instant at o'clock
s and hss1pp Railroad cGmRsny e9nveFsc into the
within from the the M avn + s' interest 'ny ss
attached payable 1T Jan and l July each year. in New
man Co. and the principal At the place in lS2
mortgage the from av.aEe to Rock River ia VIZ
eonsin distance Of seventy miles, and covers dcpo,
mepts They are issued the expenses incurred
b injured in the construction ana equipment q the
@ 81 ~. wnos yhar contract TO be 9onpeted BY
from Easo whitewater viii be opened Sy the rst t u
ne and wes miles more from 70
the whs distance ands considerable portion fthc era ling
s200oo about eight hundred thousand dollars Of
has already oeon expended in its contraction aud equir
md the June viii @ o, y s. m TIE S
S On dsias% ds others
in the market in the fact that they not only amply
free banking law u Wisconsin form basis banking in
h provision adds sreaty to tie Sane q H. ond a. #
viii create home demand .nd for this purpose they
contains population thousand and
The at IT, w is " mo a eI srns S
estahishment banks eretefore protihed) by passing
banker than the law q other State tho Union
oh When sre o NY Are rsr viii. state
MUM The trustee in the mortgage George Coe Esq
Company The bonds draw from LIST o. July
Cd & ,ns "" NJ sssrGa being
July next and interest 10 adjusted aysrs.ed accord
relation to may AVN" S 'S Ss.snrd
YYes;rs Dslapo ngnlevy Co.. No 50 Msi .trss: Now
| - President NJ and NJ. r r. Co.
! ITo FOREIGN BoNDHoLDERs. CLAIMANTS &C
p15s ESo @u2
With fnaea to % o Y nIae'ns Box No.
4 ENApITAIIsTS WHO ARE DEsIR0IS or MAXINE
an yss.ment o. from one 70 twenty thousaud dollars
Of from to.wo per month viii please leave their
CO., Exchange, rs Greenwich street.
l62-Ths Board Of Directors have this declared
sT. o s sa q fSgy ''9 e g:
WI Dc closed from the 2a 70 ae h nst beth inclusive
DRAFTS AT SIGHT on ENGLAND. IRELAND, AND
- the National Bsnk q Scotland snl its branches in
BROWN. BROTHKHs, Il co, 50. y wall street
JonE ncnicnAH. y, OLD SLIP, CORNER or
s. E.'s: By E.. s Of Sew Y.
losl : Co. sherman 4 Collins. Actor ciy Ess.. aa.
CASH wANTED-TIIE ADVERTISER is ENGAGED
IN an! legitimate business which requires
ssrrov say 81 ? for The uss Of TINS 10 viii Aev
per cent per Annum and SECURE the lender from eventual
los. ~ mortgage On improved real estate Address s. X
MONEY.-MoNEY NAY BIZ OBTAINED IN SUNS
m9nd carriages, horses other property a. the Pa
cine General Agency ofoc. W Grand street. corner sof
Broadway the 1aei6c Bank ISe straest confidence
and honor may be relied npon. Office .suss 8A to
&A0O wANrEp-oN sECURITY WORTH DOUBLE
WHfOO that amount The smount isto increase . bu-
time only. Address f. c. b.. this ofbos. '''''
THE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND IIYl
81 taae sss .s,n.g >: sss
Ssds c s
psmptsts aiming rates and othsr information. sal
printed California rules: furnished on apple alton.
). LANDER STARR, General AgsaA
SIS kAsNF.M H. Medical Examiners
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TUE CHEAPEST PLACE 10 GET SPRING MAT
tFoHset.-lD .ia On healthy bel usc, cool,
comfortable SO from 10 so llscli eona-
try seats, &C. furnsl9n berai terms eiso Bod
stssds MI sizes and rreS from - so at NO. 5o3 BroaJ
way, above prime Street
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a. Old rGSS.~xA, ~. HABLGf o. aANUFACrF
~ of Gold Pens CaBss sateasa0s Of
She celebrated vrgdsy N.ere aal
/ III t'rvtug Hnuasl ernadHRy
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VIIANTED-BY A Young WOMAN OF RfSPEcrA-
w lty astpation a. Nrrse And Seamsfreas. Has lived
Tho above capacity Has obeotan to tfaya
Tie t.st Of City reference Apply at i9 Broadway Can
be seen ter two days.
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u OOMS, AT II WARREN STREET. FOR ONE OR
N two single gentlemen front paror with adjoining
bedroom, both well furnished Breakfast given desired
Rafar arch
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- OOMS TO LET.-SEyERAL HANDSOMELY FUR
~ nsLed rooms double and single, let TO gentlemen
without board Apply at No. 10 Warren street, Broad
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NINETEENTH WARD PIERCE AND KING ASSO-
IN ciaton-At the regular weekly meeting Of the above
Association Tuesday evening june 10TH ., the house Of
IN the chair after the minutes Of the previous meeting
large number ofdcmocrats forward and Joined
the association. VIM. ordsworth, Esd, addressed the
meeting suonty explaining the objects Of the As,oca
Davis Esq., offered the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted Resolved That the Democracy Of
the Nineteenth Ward fully and ally ratify and
confirm the proceedings Of the National Democratic Con-
venton lately assembled at Baltimore Resolved, That
go into the contest with niggar
spirit that have desire to shut cut from full parc-
patton in its glorious triumph any who IL willing to
bear his share Of the labor and toll Of the but the
contrary invite all to bury past to extend TO
each other tho right hand of good wshp and
by sacrifices and common devotion the welfare Of
country By the Of the Democratic Party On
motion the association adjourned TO at the house Of
E. Lin TONS Yorkyio. Tuesday evening. June I'D 1872
PETER X. BRASr0W, Presd't.
STppHrSsM. DREW, le..,.
WILLIAM WoRDsvoRTH, oee!s'
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TITO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.-A LADY HAS JUST
newly furnished and fitted hcuse in the plea
part of Rroadw opposite the New York Hote the apart
ments being large and ary and prepared to lat sin
suites TO gentlemen families with partial full
hoard Address Mrs. o. III Broadway apply the
mises
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH BOARD, FOR
siagle gentlemen. gentlemen and their wives,
be obtained at ITO Blocker street.
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- 0ONs TO LET-TO TRANSIENT AND PERMANENT
~ company, with or without board at 791 broadway.
MRS. n. e., COFFIN.
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(fFsraFvIILE COURSE .ONG lSLAND.-reoT-
~ ting. prrsA ~ tsIrrs Isi ~ sli be Nv ~ horses
that never purse Mic ests tho nest hde W I'VE,
IN barnes. 10 come "a sfns I'D. To oiose MONDAY
evening iune the 2lst NY a'riuck a. Duye q fas-
lands hotel East gr0sdw,y
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('EkTRgViLLE c0UEss, 1T tOTTi.s-rU ss
say Ino 22d. AZ ~ o'clbW match n ~ mo
nte seate e. WAGONS wagon AMI drive ~.ith 40 H.
WIN. pheelar names y. a. ahaamsri Joel Conkftn
names lr z. cen'reviiie Onn'n leave fulton ferry
Brooklyn, from aunul oeloek, =
JOsL gONkLIN, praptIetor.
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INGENIOUS DIFFERENCES :

INGENIOUS DIFfRRtHCES:-
i There's difference between chalk and cheese
Some classic a. thor says or. II you please,
Between a drug and n base imitation,
There quite "a difference in TIL. valuation.
Who couBtcrfcifs bug poison Is win psH
Wlll run the risk Of poisoning himself.
Beware the ass who, aroeiy tor tbs tin,
seeks fame BY pnttine on the Lyons skiE
Beware the noS'rnm which the creature vesds,
And poisons both the vcrnin ADD his friends.
60 seek Of Lyon fur the genuine flask;
- Two shillingsget tho very thing ask.
Depot for the sale ~ Lyons Powders for tho
o. bugs; and Pulls for killing rats MICE AZ Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-21

ITO LET OR LEASH F0R OsYICES-THREG BASE
6snt rooms And biteh.n, ~ dwellias ga BfoAdway
psrler ana "hee with ero.on sater sasnd ne"r asso
tho thrd story srehtset dA5ner
An Arth also, two ANAL tho same haor sih
n"rthwe,t igt ts. For apply the PROMISES w T.
DUNLAP dH broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-21

N1EBRITTs PEERAGE.-MISStNG NJ THE EDI-
~ tors Library Of the Herald Once 0sed to have
bee borrowed twelve months bonn ftion, ia two
vCumes. OF Debrtts Pecrage,' wish the ietors and
edit. name the title page Of each von The
possessing 1t wills be kind enough return SO desk Of
this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-21

tVANTED-BY AN AMERICAN GIRL. A SITUATION
W " Cook. Cnambermsid. Waiter, Nurse aud Plain
Sewer to do the general of small private
family objection 70 the country Ian gyo good city
ference required. Please call 49, Erhh street.
tween avenues Il and G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-21

WAHTED--A sEAMsTREss AND WOMAN TO DO
w general bsuse~ork-one that wash and iron we'll
end do cooking must be able 80 MAKE plain buildings
bread and willing make herself gene ally useful Also
wanted, Seamstress; must be good dressmakar. VIII
be employed by the week month Apply $50 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-21

Nv AhTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
W sitaation, as Nurse Ghambcrmaid. Good city
reference given Apply No. 90 Fourth street,