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CORPORATION NOTICEs.

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES MAY
- slst 1852 To Bell ounders.Sealed proposals lon
ii. once Il che Ccmmssioner Of Kepairs and supplies
(batesent No. l. west end new City uA until Friday,
1nne n s y eosh M a. Sgh q ne 'aey M m os
Jtfetsos Msrket. 10000 pound Fire Alarm Bell Said
lsi'o pstternes after AND made similar in WITH
will bs required to Furnish and deliver said
bel. under the direction OF the Chief kngineer OF the Fire
Dcpsrp.pt therefor will only DO made upon
In ,ortihuae said bell 10 to his entire satisfaction
ssd bc be warranted for from the time it
ter, can s had At the ofce Chief Epgieer
81 Elizabeth street Blank cstim atss will be furnished at
Es,mators will state the price Per pound
and the time required deliver the same N. B-Ths
Cmnoner reserves the rsht to reject all or any of the
WM. ADAMS. Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, MAY
- 3st ls52 To carriage builders. Sealed proposals will
te received the ofco Of tho Of pairs and
supplies basement No. New City Hall until Friday June
orered building cso Carriage for the Corporation Of
New York. 10 lie known No ~ The plan and speo6cs
thereof snd further in regard thereto,
he had at the oce Of the Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
ar,f ,ithe ose commi.sonsr reserves
tc rrt Co reject all of the estimste deemed for
Commissionsr OF Repairs and supplies.
IMPAIRMENT OF RtrAIRs AND SUPPLIES MAY
~ 81 RJ2 To BuildersS Sealed pr posals will 90 ro-
eived at the oce of the Of Repairs and sup
IT, al u o'clock M AZ which tine they viii be publicly
opened for rebuilding house of Hose Company No e. aud
Inlns S,misny No In Heater street between cen Ansn
and eporter wok separately. The plan and specification
Of the work roqured be and all information in re
Rer airs 10 Public BviIdnes 10 Elizabeth street Blank
estimates viii he u,pis ed At either oco The CON
mates deemed fer the Interest q tho Cooperation
Commissioner of Repsirs sud Suppuss.
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From the East.

DEPARTURE OF MIssIONARIEs-FIRK-TUE FATAL
COLLISION ON THE ST JOHN RIVER.
Bosros tay 81, 1852
Rev. Mr. Crane and wife, Of Western New York. en-
baIked for smyrna toay in the bark oultana join
the HISTORIAN mission.
The Baptist Church AT North Bridgowator was damaged
by fire last evening to the amount Of 81 0O
to be the work VI an ncendiary
despatch from St John, ~ b.. states that the
ners jury in the Of collision between the steamers
Hannah Augusta and Transit have rendered verdict OF
manslaus bt,r against the officers Of both boats.
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E7re In Phi1adel phla /.

THILADILFHIA. Mny IT, IB3X
A 1rc occurred this afternoon. on Washington and
Swanson streets Southwark destroying tho stable at
tacbed to the Washington House john W Ky,ns slco-
ho disery, jos, III Painters stable dwelling occupied
by two poor families and damaging tho Washington
House Snowden House, stevenson Porter cooper shop,
and Mercer's lumber yard.
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Religious Conventions.

THE NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEM-
bly,.
WASHING RON, May 81 1859.
The Assembly elected Dr. Boernan Moderator, in the
absence of DIR. Adams.
purng spirited discussion the second section of
tho church extension report the committee on the
first secon relating to education reported, proposing
the organization of Western Education Society ut Gin
cinna cnjoinng on the Prosby to make colec-
tions for this cause and either cxpend their funds
themselves, or pay them to any Of the education
societies. The report WAS unanimously adopted.
The secOnd section then voted on clause by clause
few amendments made, aud the report was
adopted This section prescrbes Of action for
the presbyteros on homo missions, without Infringing
upon the functions OF the Homo Missionary Society aud
takes measures for aiding feeble churches erecting
edtces II appoints committee Of tive confer with
the society, to make the agcnce les
The narrative was read by the Rev. Mir. fi.hor and
the appeal from the Missouri Synod takon up and dis
cusss d.
In The afternoon Intellectual effort to bring
up resolutions Ddipg non.action anti slavery
memorials After passing resolutions Of thanks to the
committee Of arrangements, officers 60 the Assembiy
adjourned until eight ocook to night when tho third
section Church Extension report s the special order
Tho ASS mbly will adj journ o-murrow.
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TRAVELLER,s GUIDE.

INCOMING BOAT FOR PEEKsKILL, HAvERSTRAW,
lNl Nyack and Tsrrytown Ispdiig At ionkers bobb,'
try Hastings Rockapd Lake. Grassy Point. vcrplanks
Point and Csdwes touching at Hsu mond street each
~ay-The steamer MAY QUEEN will leave the steambcst
, foot Of Jay street, every morning, at eight ocock
extcpe6) for the above places Returning VIII
leave Peekkil at halfIsst one o'clock Pm Hayer.,r.w
qusrter o'clock Nyach at quarter past three;
isrrytown half past three Hastings uur fonkers at
half past four oclock In no instance viii ftgnt be received
discharged at Hammond street For further partc uars
inquire board tho boat q William Rsdfcrd, 2 West
.treet
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marks IN rete.sso: to the nsrt rresidoao but Intro
The Defci. Coy bii then psssed By ix tea
rHs Mrssovsi RAsiaoAs
from tho House then oaas up And earnese effort
wac made to IN thrr amendment and IL; but
no quorum voting he Senate adjourned to Thursdsy.
House sT Representatives.
wAsa,soro~, May 81, 1852
THE IOWA RAnaoAD LAND nsLL.
Mr.. HAIx, (dem) OF Mo-. moved Ia postpone until
Tuefday week the further confederation Of tho motion
to reconsider tho vote by which the Iowa Land and Rail-
road bill Ga urday rojooted, assigning . reason
that the measure important and tho House thlny
attended Decided In the afms,lve-yoas, no. nays So
LArDs FoR FLORIDA ALABAMA RAILROADS.
Mr.. ORR, (dem Of g.. from the Committee Pub
e Lands rcporteds bill granting 1eoOOOs Of land
to Florida and Alabama for the construction OF
roads to connect tho Gulf with the Atlantic, and
the other connecting Pesacoa Bay with tho Georgia rail-
roads, by wny Of Montgomery Alabama.
The consideration Of the bill postponed TIL Tues
day week
MOTION rc ron FINAL ApIouRrMs~r
MIR. iiARhis (d'm. OF Tenn moved rcu1Rti0n to
adjourn 10th houscs Of Congress tho rt Monday In
Augut.
MIR HovsroS (dem of Ala moved to amend by say
MIR. ORs wanted to know whether IL probable that
the House ooud pass tn. Appropriation bill
inely, should they adjourn ot esy period that
stated
MIR. rIousroS replied If the House will 60 to work as
within month from TO. day
Mr. Cl,nGmAs, (dem) of N. c., reminded Mr.. Orr tha.
during tho Last long session tho Appropriation bills wore
passed in tr0 wo, KS and last session in three weeks.
Mr. SAcKFTr (whg) Of N. Y. moved to table the
luton; bu; the motion did not prevail Yeas Co. nays aR
The further consideration Of the resolution post
pon+d till next Monday.
NATION 10 ADJOURN FROM TUESDAY TILL. FRIDAY.
Mr. SAcKeTI moved that when the House djourn to-
morrow, It adjourn to meet rduy next Negayed by
yeas So; nays lC2
wIIiG ATTEMPT ACcoMMoDaTE
MIR BsicGs, (whig) of N. y said great number of
gentlemen would be absent during this week he wanted
to accommodate them and for this purpose offered
solution that the special order requiring reports from
standing committees for hour cnch morning also
all privileged questions pending be postponed for
week from this day The effect of this he said would
be the same az If tho House adjourned over.
The House refused suspend tho rules to receive the
resolution.
Mr.. JONES (dnm.) Of Tenn, moved that when the
House adjourn. II adjourn to meet Thursdny-dB-
ngrced to, by 65 against II.
DEMOCRATS FINALLY ACCOMMODATED.
Mr.. RRiGos moved a reconsideration OF Mr. Sacketts
resolution that whom he House adjourn morrow 1t
be to Friday. Carried.
The resolution then adopted by yeas CO. nays Ly
and the House adjourned.
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The Wing Convention In Portland.

BOSTON, May 81. 1852.
Ata meeting Of the wings Of Portland elect dele
gates to the Whg State Convention resolutions cuoss
tic of the administration of Fillmore, and declaring
preference for Webster for President were laid on the
table Ly n 10 TO-
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From WnslAlnxtOn

THE GARDNER CASE, ErG
WAsHIscroN, May 81, 1862
In the Criminal Court the motion made to fix the day
oftria for the Gardner case further discussed The
Court announces the decision next week.
The Secretaries Of State and Of tho Treasury have
turned to Washington
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NEw URLEAHs May ., 1s54
CorTon.-SaieS day 400 bales, at outside iricas
Since the reception OF the Cam Quotations sr
strict mjdling. oEc good middng leo. The iccrsasS
IN the receipts ut all tho Southern ports 6700OD
bales ahesd Of last year The stock hasd Ht pet
10 1O2 eco bales Freiehts have a.cDed Cotton tsksa
for Liverpool ut Nd Sterling Exchange, 0x per sanb
premiuM
DALrImonE, May 81. 1A5a
Sales made to day of 600 beeves 81 20 50 ns
Hogs, 81 76 S8.
OsroiswArs, May 81, 1863
108k has been offered to day Little Miami RsroaA
stock including the juno dividend Bacon sides are sk
fc Lard6UO kegs prime SOLD At l0kc aud bxrreea y
ut bhc. Mess pork sells At $40
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Highly Important from Mexico. II Tr.e.

TIE TEHVNETEPEU ROUTE.
NEw ORLEANS, May 30, 1852
Ws have dates from Mexico to the 18th Inst. The
generally is unimportan except report that the
Chamber of Deputies had passed bill granting the right
of way tho Tehusntcpec Colonel A. G. sloo Of
New Orleans, By a vote OF TO to 90.
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The Reported Fire Mt Sc. Louis.

Or Louis, NAY 81, 1904
The only fire that occurred here Monday last on
the premscs of A. M Merchant Co, doing damage to
the extent Of 81 200 No large hrc has recently
Lnra
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The Cholera at I'm Sale, Illinois

Cs,oAGo, May 81, 1862
Tho cholera at la Sale is the increase tho deaths
having been about sixty mostly sborcrs the railroad
Within the past three days however several Of oui most
respectable citizens have died.
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Lecture by X Kossush In Albany.

ALBaNf, Nay IT, I33E
kossuth 10 lecture before the young this cty
at Association Hall, on Saturday evening next eight
O'clock
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NUN Writer'S. AUCTI0NEER-Tuls DAY At
o'clock at 100 Vest rJadwsy All the furnitn5e 81
tbe bouse saved from fre Sofas Dvans otto
mans Chairs marble top Wsshstsnds DO TABLES ppreaos
Refseratora Sc Also, tho har and counter Fixtures
Chairs Cushions street Lamp, &C. The above goods arc
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, May 1T, 1857.
The Southern mail has srryed but we find nothing of
importance in the papers
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nB RALPH AUTHOR OF THE practical TREA
- ,lte. 80 ONO bours to y o'clock M snd oto
cioct r. NJ tsupdsy exeeptetl No. Gas Houston street
nesr TT eTrest price % cents Ia sold ~ " Ann
ttrest, Attor House, and by most bcstssiiegs-
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n r CROMWELL HAs REMOVED FROM @ WALL,
", TO Of Pine and William Streets over J.mes
a King Sens whore he tInves b husiness
and buys nea and neeotates bonds snd morsn IS sue
othsr Grst GLASS pscuyiues, CHAS, 7, CkVAWkLLs
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MoRIARTY. AUCrIONEER WILL SsLL THIS
81 day, at II o'clock at It's Chatham street Forty
Csrpets from Hotel ar private ami ies also large
ply Of second hand furniture Also from msnnaeturers
general asormen Also Forty Feather Beds Stoves
&c. All will be R0ld without reserve
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NoTICE.-JAMES COLE, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL,
IN on Tue6day June u o'clock, At the M-rcha ats
Exchange the folioslss vsluabe propsrty 10
between Ninth plank road sud HUI tin ston street.
Brooklyn, having front Of 81 feet the side IT
street 70 the oans At the dock the
ter deep enough for large so"ps 70 up This arst
chs who wish to the COAL
wood lumber business for manufacturing purposes
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-. x.. PHiiADELPNtA. Nsy 81 Ib6zs
:. s. monee appeared to-night In thu Walnut stsest
TIN afro. In her drama .Iola Mootcs m Rav.ras 3
1ne mouse was completely crammed Bhs soted hee
Psfs 70 she me and wss mc~s iAscsly appAudA
ThfTV doubt but she will IA prrat en..Ne~
N the staid and sober city Of PhadphA a. shs aid Il
New York
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M0RIARTY, AUCTI0NEER WILL SELL on
u. Wednesday, June Cd at 0h O'clock at No. 2} East
Thirteenth street near First ayeane lar quantity oi
Vine Irish Whskoy Braudes. 81. SO. Also .tand Casks
Kegs Counters Deoanters Beer Pumps &c So. Also the
.urniturc Of the
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TaE METHODIST CONFERENCE AT BOSTON.

TIM MEiHODIST CONFEKENCE AT BOSTON.
BosTos, May 81, 1852.
The conference met mt the usual hour this morning.
The Nport Of the Committee Education ken up,
and after a Il ght amendment adopted
The report VI tue COMMITTEE iews and Free Seats
up and discussed during the remainder Of tho
sasSisn.
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A PLEASANTLY Situated ROOM TO RENT. Ar
No 10 Woostor street. suitable for gsatle0aa Asl
his wife, or two single gentl~uen,
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AV
TO PRINTERS.-F0R SALE A LARGE HYDRAULIC
L Standing Press, and super roya, Washngtca Rsot
eress with kine apparatus complete Appy N y
Toe a. To-. Gold street
TO PRINTERs.-A GREAT VARIETY or WOOD AND
Metal Type for sale As II has hecn use for somo-
me IL sill hs sold or very reasonable terms. Apply %
l. y. c., Ahird stexE, ,Earsid BuilAiAsA
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WIN Writer'S AUCTloNEGR rms DAY. AT 10
w o'clock ct sls Greens wiCh street the stock ana fx
tnres Of au eaoon large quantity English
Arm Chairs Counter, Decanters, oyster stenu STOOLS
Clsss Clock Sofa leo orosm Freezers &c. SAFE positive
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I'd d GOODWIN, AUcTIoNEER.--I WILL SELL
IN. this day June !, at 10h o'clock at the Ware
rooms l02 Broadway an extensive and ssh 1nshle
rtment Of Cabinet Furniture ready r inspection
No account of weather. For particulars
cataloauts aJ W Wsrcrooms.
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SHIPPING.

E0H PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY, Y,AUSTRALIA. lot II
Il inst Tho superior, fast selling packet brig JOuN
SCOTT Captain Baker. will have immediate despatcn for
he above port direct Passengers only This foe vessel
will take DO more freight than required for ballast ana
espect Sd to make the In 90 loo days Immediate a
cstion Is as but limited number will be taxed
The vessel IL nearly (cny and will take
but few and esent altogether the most favor
se opportunity Of reaching tho discovered gold ro
eion. Apply to j.. B. SUTTON, "a Wall street.
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VOHN W. SOMEKINDYKE, AUCTIONEEV -STDKE
No ii Spruce sreet. This day. At 10 oslo * a. tns
ROehers dining and centre Tables Brs.a maple cane
marble top do srble top Bureau three sets msutle
ments hair ard husk Mattresses SS Bed,tead double
counting Desk Cloths, BRUSSELS Carpsts Bsl,
Paintings Looking Glasses Kitchen Furnitnrs Cock
on In front OF tho store at o ocook onn yonns sorrel
Horse W. T. BOYD, Salesman.
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d. HoLBE0oK, AUCTiONEER-J. d HOLBROOK
-. Co wilt re this day. at 10 o'clock a; the codence
ofne ate Coroner Anderson, Bu-h~ick Dads
bushwick williamsburg all the Household Furni-
turc, Farming Uteess Carriages. Carts Harness. 49,.
bconeirg TO tho estate Of the deceased also
Gentle both under the fadde and in harness very fast;
also, three Cove and Calf
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ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT
~ hoard Of rooms in lfu br stone house
Church west Of Address h. Journal Of Com
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CENTEEL BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN A FIRST
~ cIass Boarding House Furnished unfurDshod room
9h all the modern improvements STAGES pass the door
References exchanged apply 81 st. Mncks place, Eight
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EURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET. NEAR WASHINGTON
eqosre "A gentleman and bis wife. or t~o three
single gentlemen obtain pie Asxnt parlars With
hedr0rms n first ciass private house Inqnirs No.
St. Clemonts place. in MscdougSl street. References
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JEWISH BOARDING HoUsE.-TWO GENTLEseN
as their diesaso two Elm gle genemn can be ac
with neatly furnished aud board ap
piled for immediately at No. 3 Lispenard street neA
Broadway. HENRY LAZARUS.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS IN BROADWAY-SUITABLG
Il for small gonteel family. for gcntlemaa Wishing
private rosdenoe Apply At 4 Broadway OF Tenth
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VAMES COLE. AUoTI0NEER SELL AT PUB-
Lilo auction. Tuesday June at u clock at the Msr
ehants Exohars Nes York tho Substantially built
story. attic and basement house aud lot. No. IL Tary
street third door from Fulton street h tho city Of
u; lot I feet inchss 'front.' feet aud Absu,
feet de+p Hou.e Is feet By the fun width o the lot In
rent wcu hnlshed, with marble ms.tes, folding srs
fixtures threo ncars In
onse. and cellar under eod cistern vines 60 u
the yard kut for the and Ia every
suitable for private family Is less than 10
walk from Fulton South aud Catharine frs will be sid
without the Is leavng tbs city Ppses)
immediately. 5000 remain bond and mort ssya.
For further particulars enquire the preises
Cole ~ Fulton street Brooklyn Of Cole Chiffon No.
Wall street, New York.
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John i. vANDEwATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
day AID Friday, June aud T. At l0h o'clock. At the
strsot near Brosdway Cabinet Furniture An extensive
assortment Of Mahogany and Rosewood Sofas ChS Ea>y
do Saving do, Rockers &C., covered 10 b-oaat.e plush
sne hais eeth Malossny asd Ro.sweod Marble pisr
Sofa and Ceere Tables Bureaus Washstands Ca-vod
stesd Mattresses, Corner Stands Light Stands &c., &c
all OF tho manufacture Of Mr. Berkner and sold
Of removal to Hudson street Catalogues ready
day Ia ealc
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A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, or SECOND FLOOR
without board The room is very
In the vicinity est yohas Park the efsmy Is EMAIL and
hOueo.
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EENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF THE COMFORTS OF
~ English home, find 1t hy applying at 50 Willow
street BrookIyn four minutes walk from Fulton ferry.
Terms moderate.
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HENRYT. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER.--TUEsDAY. JUNE
1t III O'Clock at the sales S Cham street
Large sale Of ancent and modern Oil Pantiuss being
assortment q about 700 roh framed Oil Paintings And En-
ersvings aad which will be found sxaminatjer rch
Iotof patntines have beon season.
day Alec some City tho old masters. Of whi.h
Sale without ressrSe, or without regard to weather
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BOARDING HOUSES.

A SPANISH YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD
"A in private family where hc hnd all the
o. home and especially, good opp rtunity Of acquiring
the English language be may give spanish lessons II
street Direct with particulars. terms. &c.. 10 Y. G..
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FURNISHED ROOMS AT 1858 BROADWAY, ,BETWEES n
Prince and Spring streets with without beard Tho
attention OF gentlemen sookiug Is espeooiay
vd to these believed hoy than sry
Desirable ReferenceA c xch Drrd
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LSURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET IN SOUTH BROOK
lyn.-A small private family can aecomm ,dste sa ss
gentleman with hsadsomeiy fsrnshsd par!o. and bed
changed For terms, apply tho premises ,yt street,
second house south Of Dean strcot bookstore
9 Barclay street. N. Y.
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DOARD.-A LARGE FRONT PARLOR ON TIE Sc.
- cend floor. with 40 bedrooms attached be
Ladfurnshod unfurnished with wit hout board In
private family by applying at 6Ss Broadway Also, "a
attic bedroom for two single gentlemen References
oyrle ned
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EURNISHED ROOM TO LET, IN PRIVATE
family large front room the story Of
No. 10 aker street, suitable for two gentle
men. Kcferences re Qnircd.
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u ooss TO LET, WITH BOARD, TO A GENTLEMAN
~ and his wife, to two single gentlemen, In private
family Apply No. Fourth street.a few doors west 0
Eighth avenue Possession imm ediatcly.
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R0ARDING-A FEW RESPECTABLE PERSONS CAN
- DO accommodated with comforts beard, at III Null
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SuMMER BOARD THE PAyILIoN,N ,NEw R0CneLLE
y has fow yet diseBgagcd suitSle for families
-nre persons Ample fscitts afforded fer enjoying tbs
la hag sshng &c. Of this fashionable rtrea RforsIcc
:. ". Frinh, Esq. 10 Park place. M A. FOREMAN.
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD. FOR
single gentlemen geatsmen and their wivos, be
nbtaineo at llG Bleeoker street.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-To ARTISTS,
II CarvoRs and Gfders-Urnamented Looking al and
Picture Frames the stock ip trade of Broad manfso
eurer TO DO sold at auction wtho Heary
Leeds Co. on Wednesday. June 2 at haEpas ten
ooook. st their sales room, No. Wall street. opposte
New street.
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HENRY H. LEEDS g. CO., AUCTTONEER5 WILL
sell at suotion. on "Wednesday and Thursday June
srgs sale Of beautifully sculptgred Vases Aabssr and
OF Sinor Paudol phinis extensive mptat,n-
consisting Of rroat variety subjects aiahAtsr
ofa the favorite models of sculpture Also soso
tion Of spleI did
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DOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-FAMILIES AMI
- single gentlemen be aceommod dated with plossan
and full partial boara Ia the most desirable par
Of Atlantic street.-the first colonnade house r the ferry
with beautiful garden, sbrubbery. &c., attached For fur
ther particulars apply at 26a Atlantic street, Sout
BROOKLYN.
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EURNIsnED RoOMs.FOR SINGLE GRNTLRNEN.
with without breakfast and toa at rs Warren reet
opposite Hudson River Railroad DNpot iarAto.
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EURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET-A SMALL PRIV ATK
family will accommodate one two gentlcmca With
twofnrpshed Rooms with without breakfast NO othee