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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-05
ExPIxEss ARNNCvssS,

RERFORD & CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA OREGON,
- and souh America Express by the splendid fast run
nng steamer Ohio on Thursday AUGUST in charge OF Mr.
SHIPPERS will bear mind that the oply express
having responsible sideut freight aentsMessr, William
through with the regularity of the mails Oar facilities
equal to that Of any All goods should be sent in
house and in waterproof condition exceeding five and
half cubic feet l25 lbs weight Small parcels received
til one T. NJ, day of sailing No charge for custom house
dues No detention the Isthmus Rates lower than by
other ne Passage secured 1T the lowest the
United States Pacific Mail Steamship Companys fast
BEDFORD l. co.. vesey street. Astor House.
DAMS Co--oFFICE, NO. 80 BROADWAY
- Express for California Oregon, and the Sandwich
5sy August 5th connecting Panama with the splendid
and fast sailing steamer oregon. Rates reduced We shall
Pabama by the uIisea states Mail steamer oS for AS
pnwBll Navy Bay, direct Thursday August 9th, at
O'clock PM, through usual charge of our expo
destir aten Shippers California viii hear in mind that
esdes being the only whose freight agents and
absolutely accompany their goods by
With the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
freight by takes precedence OF all other the mail
steamers from Panama TO San Francisco thereby avoiding
all risk Of detention tie sthmus. Having Of
fees in Fran cisco Sacramento Stockton Sonora Ne
vada City Msrysvie and agencies in all other ,rant
places in California with expresses runnins to all the Min
VI enabled t. transport freight packages parcels
gold Dust snd vauabes Cf every description with
ryaed despatch and security and upon the most reasons
bic terms All freight for yard by this express should
be delivered whinvoces before the day sailing
ebeble to conform to the government requsiol for
ecrdrg and sealing Small parcels and dispatches will he
Every thing must be in waterproof condition and pack
should exceed 10 lbs weight, or ~ feet cubis
turoment No chrge TO shippers by line for Custom
ADAMS s. 60, 80 Broadway.
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no PRINTERS.

ITO PRINTERs.-FoR SALE, AN OLD ESTABLISH
ed Printing 0foe In good location For farther in
farm alton address line to Typo ~ this Office, stating
where an interview may be had.
vYyo PRINTERS AN INTEREST IN A JOB PRINT
int ON CO In this city offered fer sale At very low
s,se ANA Is now doing first rate business Ia located
N r, Cd ruSness portion ofthe city and
Ter every description Of work To young men this
10 chance seldom offered sateaotory reasons given for
ceiling. Address "Type," this once.
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LIQUORS,

CT JULIEN AND ST. EsTEPHE CLARET-2oO DOZEN
- 81 the above wires In hne condition. warranted genu
Inc Bordeaux at 81 l2 SD 81 80 per DOZEN Bottles
turned geo dozen excellent White Wine 81 10 per dozen
Nv prssns street, CORNER " Crosby swset
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A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRINGs.-THE
IA Of the New York and Harlem Railroad
CtyBsn Station, New York, daily sundays excepted) "A
10 clock A. M Nail train to Chatham Four Corners
potng with Western Railroad for Albany and Troy, Le
hanon Springs, Pittsheld. Springfield and other iptss
Uedistt stations At ocsck Aceom dation train
80 Chatham Four Corners, connecting with Western Re
road going sast sesengers for Lebanon Springs win take
abe lOooiock A. H train to Chatham Western Rlroah
Cansan, and stage TO Lebanon, arriving early the same
afternoon. Fare through, 81 NJ SLoAT, Sup't
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TUToRsHIP WAETED--A GRADUATE OF A DIS
Il tngushed Uriyerky Of great experience in prepar
Ing young for eol and ia teaching boys Of all
deere TO meet with tntorship in family classical
prOfcssorsip in college school The advertiser
peror classical scholar and fully competent TO teach
French German. and mathematics. He IL provi led
with the highest testimonials address by letter postpaid
II. c., of George Is. Parker Eco 22 Pearl street
OWL ENGINEERING SCHOOL DIRECTED ny
~ Victor Beaumont E. graduate of School Of Arts
and Manufactures of Paris. OF lectures and
will begin tbs first Of September next For par
teuars and references apply at the school go Houston
street. near Wooster stroot.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

= = - e
Of tas aeas ds16ssul samrst rssr'sts ogea for
,.sti ..s se@fsss gill dod is ts y@91 sos nreht'
'''''u''' ''''''' Forsss city rOmpkiSs 6opniS ny,
scuooLRY 8 EoUNyAIN -YHa BEST ROUTE FaoA
> New Yers via New Hampton twice dsiiy oy ceutrs
sood On and after a a icase y sesr Fe
Jaere. row pier No Nsrth rye 3, Gisni c 9eoss e.
aours F9r tickets, su5.h.r apply e Boy
aaope's Express ruas ia eolnsc.i55n vth hi" Inc
DFBsoHs WISHING TO ENJOY TIE PLEASURE
Of the country a aaS city viii fin ~ ~ NSPaeo r 4
lyle This hotel Of which tie r;gatati2R elssa9}os
so a New York the on wbss "a
S rpp 's e. 3 DvFRN0is Ee.s Lac e. ufr III
friends and the public that hi ready ici
tsce9tOn Gentlemen wi hing to sreed tha saa.ndsr q
hess The city, will ind this place 10 thoie advaa'e
Sar il suppcd VIII the 6e,s wi"es TST, apd r
The garden s open or vsi'cs where be found "
Is Psri, fashion TGIe Gb5te eeek DAYS az orc an4 Ia
ra.t az Z 95 las ag@er A. one, ,s@ IN
Latgc parties attended to On short notice.
1NoA AMERICANS VISITING LoyD3y.-Mbs
d. eonnne 70 let hey9y dosrad
rear families with Iriyata table applied A. NO. sa's
York and Boston who have been er patrons many years
MOUNT wAsHIHGToN HoUsE-BY HORACE
WI Fabyan white sonnt'es n ~ This ese1 aS T.,
White Mountains ard IL fun vie* or the ntiTI =
sport, here enjoy pure mountain air. picturesque
ceicry the streams Of the White M0Jnt
large spiep stud Of ponies will be found ~ tish
readiness those gishg 20 ascend The nbnu
aip-safe and footed-most Of them having had
training of two three with Intelligent and gentle
mspy guides. HORACE FAAYAN, Pro prlstor
A. C. JENNINGS. Assistant, late of ST. Johnshury house
MANSION HOUSE, MAIN STREET, SAG HARBOR,
Ni J. j Conklilg proprietor-hr Conklng hayins
leased the aIsversmed House has furnished and ted
vie same trst.ela Hotel where assisted BY Mr. sam ~
FOroham they will be happy TO all their old friends and
the pubic generally hopg by strict attention to their bu
sinners. merit their aud patronage. This Hotel Is
in the central OF the village the STEAMBOAT
landings fine view Of the barbor and outskirts 81
tic villa exhibited from this house, aud atsr short
ride miles the broad Atlantic may he where
every advantage for hatiug IN the viii be found
Those fond Of sporting. hiE bathing &o VIII here nnd
excellent facies Boats carriages will be furnished
the shortest notice thpGe who be disposed
Of the sperts yt Of the places in this
vicinity The table will be furnished with the best the
Carriages will bo in readiuess to convey
stugers the boats the house, free Of charge.
Sag Harbor, May, 1862
CRhMERCY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
III street and Broadway. New York opened to the
pubic on Monday May 81 1852 1t contains hundred
and fifty room furnished in tho elegant STYLE with
possible convenience 1t will be kept the American
and European plans combued ard the propreters De
terpncd that Il shall rank tho beat family hotel IL
the world. DoNADl y 60
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H0USE AND LOT FOR SALE OR TO LEF--IN
whole part between Seventh and Eighth streets,
Fulton avenue Lo Morisania 1t is well finished with
marble mantes sliding DOORS French window sashes, SIS.
Apply at No 1866 Fourth avenue ofUnion square and
Fourteen til street, N, Y.
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NOR THE FISHING BANNS.-THE LARGE AND
splendid steamer HERO Geo. 0ney aster will leave
FOR the Banks Tuesda WEDNESDAY and Friday as fol
r., s; Peck Slip 81; Pier 3 N r., A. M. Lines and
bait board Manahan's Brsss and Cotlon Band will
accompany the boat.
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Union COURSE L. L-Th lTriNG.-A PURSE OF
" $50 sssrs. all that trottsd fer
mile heats best three 10 Ave- harness. TO some Of en- Va
day, Aug 6th, 80 Pm To close Thursday, Az
Sth. At 10 NJ. Mr. Dsrss Fsuikland. corner Of Ea
Broadway AID Catherine street
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EoR PHILADELPHIA DIREcT.-U. 3. NAIL AND
Express lin through in four hours New Jersey Rail-
TOAD, via Jersey Cty leaving New York at A. NJ loot Of
Goruandt street. and % Z. M Liberty street Faro So
Return att sad A. ~, aud 6S p NJ Baltimore Washing
Norfolk snd Charleston through tickets ssld the
~ r. n. lines.
THE STEAMBOAT REINDEER WILL LEAVE THE
foot Of Murre5 street for Albany; on Tuesday Thurs
Ian rs. TIE steamboat Aids will leave at the same
time and race the opposite days, Monday Wednesday
and Friday.
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u street and Brosdway New York, vas opened TO the
public on Mondsy May 81 1852 1t contains hundred
aud fifty rooms, furnished tho elegant style, with
possible convenience 1t will be kept on the American
European plans combued ard the propeters ace De
trpiued that Il shs rank among tho best family hote 10
the world, DONALD y 90.
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thought it proper in replying to Lord Aberdeen note
TO recognize In ample terms, the Ito raj spirit evinced by
Her Mujestys government in relaxing from what they
consider their right At the time | felt myself
bound to say that the United States could accept
favor, whit they had always claimed matter
Ct right, secured by the treaty.
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40 NrET-PART or A MODERN BUILT HOUSE,
with all the in proyetaents and comforts desired,
III gentleman and lazy SNAIL family. There
MY two persons occupying Tho house Inquire vt No. 5
.tdar street.
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avenue VI rifle avenue, Bro0kyn cont aiming II
ard sell calculated for families. Apply a; 20
FtErl street.
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FINANCIAL.


no You WANT MONEYi-FRoM $50 TO $1,000
give TO the Undersigned, house, jewery diamonds,
watches gold or silver ware or any other goods no large
space, in CONSERVATION, end viii receive the highest
amount, on accommodating conditions. For any other
kind ofadyapess which may 30 desired good securities
write or apply to the American Consignment Once l22
William street. up stairs No advances on mortgage.
no YOU WANT MONEY i-FRON $50 TO $4,000.
y Give to the undersigned House, Jewery, Diamonds
Watches Gold or Silver ware or other goods OF no
large space And will receive the highest
accommodating conditions for oh~ kind Of advances
which be desired good securities write apply 10
the American Consignment Once, l22 william street. up
stairs NO advances on mortgagee.
WANT five HUNDRED DOLLARS ARE
Nv wanted for four FIVE months, secured by mortgage
required on personal property worth than So COO
apply before Saturday between and 10 o'clock A. NJ at
70 " ayerley place. corner Of Macdougsl street.
30 H00 TO So OOo-wANTED, A GOOD BUSINESS
RGeOOO man to take active interest In the Flour
ssa assd trade 10 ssoeosu operation which can be
eShneo 70 an unlimited amount. Good references given
week. -
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EXCURSIONS.

VSxCURSloES TO THE FISHING BAEKS-FAKE %
IA centB, each wnyThe vell-known sea-stesmer BuF-
TALo Capt aancox. will every day except SATURDAY,
leaving Hammond street ~ O'clock A. NJ Swing ftres,
"a Grand street sh pecs Sip. "a; Pier NO N x,
tackle provided Bard Of Music will BIO on board
I1xCuRsIoNs TO TIE FISHING BANKs-FARE a
II cents for the whole exesionThe large and sPsndid
steamer CATALtNE, Captain r, e. Hofmire on Wednes
and Saturday August 4h and 7h leaving Delaney
street. "a A. NJ; Tenth street, e. r. ~; South Eighth
street ianshurg s. idge street, Brooklyn, so; Peck
slr, New York 81; and pier No. N. r. o'cock return
ing p NJ. Dinner aud refreshments served on board
Lines and bait furnished The alton Brass and Coson
Ran u hOA
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sfsfsWgCAA4

TENEE BUFFALO PLATFORM NOW AND FOREVER
Il Freenen never burrencer. Free Soil, FREQ Speech
Free Presgho Declaration Of ndV aad The Cn
titutou Of TIE une6 States coed enough for rhe
UNION usr lGd shall he preserved,A Public Meeting TO
appoint Delegates the Free Soil Convention u be held
AZ Pit burg Pa August ltth will be held in the large
= tn Chinese Building Broadway, Friday
ing. Lugust o. att o'clock.
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ecnfe otopary and variety store doing good bus
rent moderate; consists of store, back and
BEDROOMS Enquire the premises, in Smith st door
rth Of Whrren St, BrOoElNn.
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ITO BARRIERS AND OTnERS.-FOR SALE, AT A
great sacrhce if bought Immediately, two BArber's
Mahogany Chairs, Furniture and Stock. good chance
tor eng business They must be sold Reason
planned by applying to WIN. DORMAN 800 Pearl street,
I'm tla FraTp rystur
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To DOCK Bull DERS-PR0POSALS WILL De RE-
seivsd by the New York Dry Deck Company, ~ their
ooe, of Tenth street, untu Oh Of
Angss building about 40 feet Of bukhsad ths East
Rivsr. JAY z9th, 1852
THE OFFICE OF THE MEXICAN CONSULATE
General established fren this day, At No. l04 Pear
street. Merchants and other having goods -
send 70 the Mexican Republic will be pleased TO have their
certificates taken at this office.
July 81, 1851. Y. DE ARRANGeIz, Consul General.
MANSON GUARDS.-NoFICE.-THE MEMBERS OF
IN1 the company requested to be
taal in attendance their head quarters, Jefferson
House. mo. 208 Eighth avenue Friday evening. Aug.
6th ~ clock elect TO said company BY order
Of THOMAS A. HARLEY, Commandant
JEREMIAH WALSH, Secretary.
n U. A.-THE MEMBERS OF HANCOCK CHAPTER
W No. IA o. o. A. hereby notified meet At the
Chapter rooms on this day tThursday a. half past u
respect to our late brother James Birmnghsn The
bers OF the order generally respectfully invited to join
with BY order. a. HORTON KEECH, Saohem.
BRADEN, &. ofC
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EoR SALE, or TO EXCHANGE FOR A FARM IN
Western New York Mi higan large house and lot
in the village of New Rochelle. Address by mail j. W L.,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
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A UGUST4 1Ss2-MR. EDIToR-DEAR SlR-THRoUGH
IN your generosity aud the columns OF your valuable
psper, ! would like ascertain where tickets be
procured for the excursion of the Washington Associa
ten Monday If you give the desired intor
nation the officers the Association Will do So they
viii prestly obpe large number o. their friends who are
s,xious TO procure tickets. Respectfully yours,
FRIEND OF THE ASSOCIATION.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND hAB0Y RAILROAD FOR PHfLA
" delphia;-iesvsp by steamboat JOHN POTTER Piei
Nc i, North river At A. NJ and p. NJ. through in ~
hours Fare, frat class So second cla.s tby r. line
osyl 81 Returning leave Philadelphia, foot Of Eslnu
street, at A. NJ. tnd2P.H.
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W fOLlN FOR SALE, FIRST RATE SUPERIOR
tone Crem0pa Violin, desirable instrument for pro-
fetsors to be surpassed in the city Apply
10 J, WILSON, corner Of Ersome street and BoweTy.
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gES4SCa' NEGrspas.

BROADWAY PROPERTY TO LET.--TaE UPPER
~ psrt Of buii9iog No. S3s Broadway, adjoining We
bcheRa5 Theatre consisting Of "a o0re each % 100
feet the principal eeile Is 70 feet high Walls and cell
ings decorated il resco. dcsrabe situation for
show Room cannot be found in the city, Pos esson
had Immediately. Apply to h. L. FOX, the promises.
AEcIRABLE APARTMENTS To LET-WTTH ALL
- the 0dern improvements, to small gentsei family
o. reasonable terms Apply the premises 60 Eighteenth
srrtcg con or Of sixth avenue.
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aoRsEs. CARRIAGES, sc.

G,oR sALE-A PAIR OF soRREL HORSES, STYLISH
4 drivers, sound, kind and gentle. Also aCoupe an
Iirht Wafon single and double harness, all In goo
order and have been in but short time. Apply at M
262 Henry street, Brooklyn.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN-A SUIT OF HANDSOME
~ with and other to let to
single gentlemen in highly respectable private
family None need buc those willing TO be
raj price References required Address Graham Herald
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'EoV LET-gBE UPPER PART OF THE HOUSE NO
so Eroumg street. Rent 500 per year I'm media b.
tcfto.son tiyen. Apply on the premises
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gEYHE IRVING BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AS
sooieti viii hold their sixth regular nthly meet
ing Friday evening August 9th at eight o'clock at Ma
sonic Hall Nd Grand street All members particularly
requesdto attend this meeting business of great impc
tanee will be brought fer action in which member
Is interested Members will please pay their dues at the
Office before the night Of the meeting asst will be impossible
to receive dues after o'clock Friday evening
August 9Th NORRIS FRANKLIN, President
ALBERT II, NIcoLAY, Secretary.
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MIR. EVERETT TO LORD ABERDEEN.
.n----......... ~ Marfn IN ls

Tho undersigned Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
of the United States Of America has the
honor 10 dge the receipt Of note Of the 10th
instant from The Earl Of Aberdeen her Masstys Prn-
cpa Secretary state for Foreign Affairs in reply to
the stion Of the undersigned OF the 10th of
NAV last the Of the Washington, and the con-
stction given by the government Of the United States
to the convention OF 1878 relative TO the right Of fish,
ing onlthe coasts OF Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
Lord Aberdeen acquaints the undersigned that after
the most deliberate reconsideration Of the subject and
with every desire do full justice the United States
to view the claims put forward behalf OF their
citizens In the most favorable Light her Mesys go
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SOAMDlNa AEU LODGING.

FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATE
with pleasant rooms and breakfast and tea In vari
street, opposite st. Johns Park. Inquire 1T No. T.
Buildings.
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DOARD in BRooKLYN-A HANDSOME SUIT OF
ID Rooms to let, unfinished, with board in small
private family Location very pleasant. Apply ut No.
iS2 Dued street, between Woughby street and Fulton
avenue.
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rSO LEr-AT 5,5 BEoADWAT FINE ROOMS ON
first and scccu4 doors al ably adapted for prose-
tal show inquire in store No. 513 Broadway.
neNt hnuae.
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sSGRTST CITY WATER CgEN. NEAR ITG6CA, 1NE
Of the most deli ghttul summer retreats open for
ientn and boagders Those wisrs leave the city
astt AID oonfcre wi iud this the spot Fog turthsJ
,sxsiauIars Address ]. II 8URDfCk, s.D,
Eorsas city rompkp County. ny,
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EoRSALE- TIRE OF LODGING HOUSE
Il with Bar and Fixtures, complete. Location in the
greatest and but ew feet from Of the
greatest places Of public amusement in the city Rent
low 1t viii be sold ut valuation immed date apple alton
TO the ofee, u Barclay street.
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yNET NURsF.-A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN RIg
W siding in Brooklyn desires the above stu alton. Kind
In eispo sitongente IN her pannersa gcA seamstress
milk about six weeks old Apply at 10 Maiden lane
st BROOKLYN.
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OBSTRUCTION

ERENCH AND GERMAN, ny REF. Z. TELLERING,
L. from P6rs, No. 577 Broadway, opposite Hiblo's.
The hOd adopted by this rst teacher will
than any other enable ladies gentlemen both speak
TO ertond and to write either Of the aforesaid nd pen
sable languages.
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MOUND ON Tue THIRD INST, A SUN OF MONEY
which the have BY proving property and pay
ing expenses. Apply to j. kEhklN. II state street.
I oST-ON THE SD OF AUGUST. A LADY'S SMALL
- Gold Watch: white face; small chain with key attach
cd maker Riballisr oudn Co. No. so; me Under will
No. 264 Broadway.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman to do plain Cooking, Washing, and
Irunng has objections 90 do housevork be
fer two days Please call 1884 Hudson street. In the rear
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LOST AND FOUND.

IL 100 REWARD.-THE DAGUERREAN GALLERY
70 lVO of ". Thompson entered between clock,
r n Saturday. July ~ aud seven A. M August and
about $500 worth Of gold lockets aud jewery
The above will be paid for tie recovery OF the
perty and questions asked double the amount for
The reeo very and nvioiou Of the thieves
j w. THOMPSON. 3I5 Broad way.
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CoR sALE,--A LIGHT CoAcnEE," SUITABLE FOR
either eum winter carriage. 1t built to
order for gentleman OF this city, for
wear IL hss been used and will be sold CHEAP the
own leaves Europe Also, light Apply to
ARMOUR BROTHERS. Third avenue and Sixty fifth street
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EoR sALE-A FOUR YEARS LEASE, TOGETHER
with the stock and fixtures of retail grooery aud
liquor store in the lower part Of the city, doing first
rate busr The being delicate state of health,
Is the of his selling For apply to
CkOZIER WALLACE, 2l3 Fulton street.
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no RFNT-A NUMBER OF STORES ON BsOADWAf
ard Sixth and seventh avenues. Also apartments ard
half housep N small teel and respectable families. Al
large basement we'll lighted on Broadwry Apply &c
Il. @ PIERCE,
1l0i Broadway near Thirty third street.
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OsT-A IADY'S GOLD LEPINE WATCH, WITH
~ Chain, and Seal in form Of plain white face and
figured back. The finder will he literally rewarded by re-
turr ing the same to SNIFF, BROTHERS Co., 10 South
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WANTED "A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE TRDTE s
w tant young woman waots situaton first rate
Cook she understands cooking meats game
ees in all their branches has experience
above mentioned. No objection any respectable place.
she fully competent Please call at 266 Bowery
10 o'clock, for two days.
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WANTED-BY YOUNG, ABLE-BODIED FRENCH
" man, who speaks English a situation Porter Can
drive horse Gail address Merchant los West Broad
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E0R sALE.-.THE GOOD WILL, LEASE, STOCK, AND
II fixtures, of Grocery Liquor, and Refresnment Sa-
loon. Inquire at No ITO Fulton street. in the basement
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w ED-A YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND A
w thread needle and fancy Store Must the
business we'll snd be able to make fancy articles The
Pear str
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ROARDING.-SEvERAL SUITES OF ROOMS, FOR
- fauilies ALSO for single gen tlemen With
without full board may be Lad at the centrally located
house. 97 Broadway Hot Cold shower sths for free
of borders. A few pleasant airy Rooms always
hand for transient custom ut 81 % per day at al7 Broad