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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

DoYAL HOTEL, LONDoN.-THIS HOUSE, WHICH
II been recommended by almost oil the foreign news
papers the only In London kept entirely Con-
tnents style Its fequentsd by the first class travellers
1t 10 situated the Thames In the city, which renders It
delightful for passengers travelling either by steamer
omhbuses which continually passing In d.
recon This house Of the principal hotels for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

00R0 ONLY.-FOR SALE, THE LEASE, STOCK
and a5tSres Of porter hsIse and oyster saloon
the head Of principal stage lines and doing
fret rate business Apply ~ the New York. Brooklyn and
Williamsburg Agency, 81 Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

mO LET OR FOR sALE.-A GRIST MILL WITH TWO
Of stones and snun mill with nine feet fall
The mill pond embraces twenty Of ground. Power
sucient For another mill Fortyour Of good land
belong 70 the premises and good dwelling hoIse Two
sold very favorable terms chance mako
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

A GOOD CHANCE FOR DRUGGIsT-DRUG STORE
"A for sale-The we'll known store No. rs North Main
street. containing we'll selected stock drugs medicines
and fancy articles and connected with vsusSle patent
this article alone and BY pushing the article times
that amount can be made The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

~vrw yoRK AND HAVANA ExPREss.-THE uN-
N dsrsnsd established An sHpys:s srS on
Gale Dc IL Industrs, 70 LIVINGSTON, WsLhs co>
a. LsysaN ~, NsW Ysyk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

E,oR sALE-THR GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF
Sour and feed store, now doing good business A
with prompt attention Please state whore inter
view be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

T,OR SALE-TWO LOTS ON SOUTH SIDE TWENTY
sixth street. between Fourth and Lexington Is
1889 each Price $3.50 Also two lots northwest
Fourth and Thirty nth street. Also lot
afh street and First Also two lots
Apply TO E. b. KINSHIAER, $40 Fourth avenue, from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

ITO LET OR LEASE-THE HOUSE AND EXTENSIVE
let Of ground 16 Franklin street. very suitable for H.
very stable manufacturing sstablishment Apply at "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

CHAwLs.-rHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ATTENTION
10 superb collection Of India and French sAshs.
Canton and other foreign shaws chiefly Of his
Importation and prnE novelty Of The ssascn-
81 BroAdvAv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30
HOTELS.

CRAMERCY HOTEL-THIS ELEGANT AND FASH.
ionable hotel corner Of Broadway and Twentieth street.
with its extensive additions comprising two hundred
and hty rooms now ready for the of tho
public The proprietor intends that this shall con-
tnue to deserve lie high reputation q first class hotel
q. DONALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

NOR sALE-A WEST STREET LIQUOR STORE, SIT
uaed corner, with lease, STOCK and fixtures The
rarely offered to person with from fifteen TO eighteen
hundred dollars Apply TO G. B. HOWES Ne 50 Nassau
street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALEM WANDER
IA bt avenue Brooklyn LIS feet north Of Myrtle avsnue
frame house. filed in years old and bui in the very
best The house twenty by thirty feet
with tea two stories and atc finished
shrpushcut with marble m.ntlss sliding dsor dumb wait
Price Is follows $500 cash $1,000 the lst Of May
next when peession will be given and s. 600 to remain
between twelve and three O'Clock Apply 70 ISAAC WOOD
Sands street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

VALUABLE PROPERTY At ERWT0wN, b: L., FOR
sals-Ths farm 81 Rem Suydam, DECEASED situated On
the Nswsovn road mile don Middle village and fcsr
about leo ceres will be sold private sale tssethsr, -
parcels purchasers said property has large frsnt
town road plated road from Myrtl avenue
the city Of Broskyn 70 The village Jsmaes snrysyed
ss:: Pee: y. eTSp:ry fs,S s:: day. sns
times day. For information - 70 terms, A., apply 70
JOHN Z. BRIGGS, Nos. and Dsy street, New York.
Martin J. suvdau an ths premises George johnson,
JsnaisA Ia Nserss yekAssn, haySaa Nssns sasssssss
sf Ben SuyaAn, deesasets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

EOR SALE OR TO LET-IN SOUTH STREET, WITH
or withsut steek Of liquors and provisions, nrst class
building well located between Peck slip and ferry
Brooklyn and we'll adapted for
First rate without restrictions whatever Apply
ct 1853 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

room fixtures, lease, TO-, situated In good locality
Coed rsssops r es(linr Sed for cash. Xddress H.
b. Herald sffce for this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

RIO LET OR FOR SALE, ON STATEN IsLAND-A
large dogbIs house with stable and with
nile nhoys Port RICHMOND For further PsisiouIars
misses suitable either for hotel boarding house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

ITO LET-TO A RESPECTABLE PHYSICIAN, THE
parors the first floor OF three story house la
street Greenwich For particulars address #. r.
raid Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

MANsIoN HOUSE in NIDDLEByRY VERMONT, FOR
Iu sale-The above 10 large frame house, nifty feet
with kitchen extension rear and barn and about
The college and fastorss now rented for about SIG per
ihiP senSsrnass 70 Apply IsrsOnslly or BY lstts5 70
street, between Third and Fourth avenues.
DARE CHANCE FOR INvEsTMENT.-THE UNDER.
III signed sale Of tho best stove stores In the
city retail business To be sold for cash. Good custom
and hne stock with horse and Perfectly salts
factory given for selling Address with real
only, Stove store, Herald ofnoe.
CToCK, FIXTURES, AND LEASE FOR sALE.-THE
stock, fixtures, and lease Of Wholesale liquor store
with good Of custom, will DO sold low, for cash. Ad
dress Brown, Herald cfhce.
CEvERAL BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES FOR SALE, ON
- Mount Jenerscn In the village Of Pertshestsr, Wet
ehstsr county n " within one hours ride Of the city Of
New York and minutes walk Of q New York and
New Haven railroad At Portehsser Tho above commands
beautiful view Of Long Island Sound. Fer further par
tisulars apply ct III Bsskman street.
rEA AND COFFEE STORE FOR sALE-HANDsOME-
fitted up and In Of the best locations In the city
viii be sold advantageous terms For particulars in
quire Of THOMAS s. SIMMS, 81 Wall street.
TWO BILLIARD TABLES AND FIXTURES TOGETHER
with balance sfsass room, In central staatien In
Batmors At present oscupsd club roem for sale
reasonable terms The tables OF the best
A1tures and In good srdsr Address bsx 6 Baltimore
Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

EoR SALE CHEAP IF APPLIED FOR sOON-TWO
of the milk rounds in New York city with all the
xtures including horses wagons harness. kettles &C. For
particulars address Forest Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

ITO LET, ON DR0ADwAY-fHB LOTT ON SECOND
story feet front by feet deep Ssitabls fer the Jew
elry fancy goods busnsss Be httsd r eses
Ais I've ssnnsetsd third story tive
neetsd fesrth story largo With four windows
front sad shxght upper story. Apply premises,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

dor sALE-A TWO STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT
house No. l Mulberry street. lot 25xl00, nrst.rate
Apply the premises at the furniture store No. ST.
Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

DOR sALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES
IL the lowe. part q he city, and doing
the proprietor going to California Apply at tho New
York Brooklyn, and Williamsburg Agency Once, " Chat
ham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

MILLS AT PATERSON N. j., FOR SALE OR 10 LET
M The cotton mill lot and water privileges kaswa
the Esssa NM. For particularly apply 9 JOHN COLT,
tAsmii et and water psiyasss Sy Plum
TH0s: o. SMITH. Agent sesissy T. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

ITO LET-THE SECOND STORY, CONSISTING OF
front and back rooms with bedroom and pantries he.
tween and front baserent house 1 Norfolk street
Rent $3.50. Inquire Of p GRANT, 100 First street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

TrO LET IN SOUTH BROOKLYN-A FIRST CLASS
two stsry and attic brick house. with basement story
and under cellar In Union street between Clinton ana
built With large and and Htss. IN sns
in Kitchen The lot by 100 feet and the yard
we'll filled with valuable grapevines and shrubbery The
situation The most desirable In
Broohlyn. Apply the premises second house west Of
Court street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

ITO LET-AT NO. 30 WALKER STREET, BETWEEN
IL Broadway and Church street. handsome front and
hssk laror together separate furnished or
suitable for Doctors ONCE occupied by phys
ean the three years Also furnished
front Possession given the <st Of May next In
auirs the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

ITO BE LET-IN CANAL STREET, FOR TERN OF
years. In the central and best business store
feet Deep with handsome plate glass window,
suitable ier ssnteel bssins.s, and eeslPisd
merchant talof's stsre. Apply TO HOGAN CROCKER,
l62 Canal Of Sullivan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

UyOR SALE OR TO LET-A SMALL FARM, BDABdT
fully situated In the vicinity Of WsssshssSs1 Village
with good houss containing three largo kitchen and
milk room the aoor twelve sleeping rooms iss
asss. aleS WITH lee and is.ss cellar n satcsys sas
Zen 81 eund. Prize and rsat In proportion 70 ths
quantity q ground required The Place y about miles
and half hours And hy HARLEM Railroad IN less time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY, Feb. 2E6 p. NJ
There was little better feeling in the stock mar
ket this morning, and transactions were to about
the usual extent. At the first board Canton Co. ad-
vanced 2 per cent Pennsylvania Coal, / Parker
Vein, /; Phoenix Coal, IL; Potomac, Stonington,
4; Norwich and Worcester, l. Hudson River Rail
road declined per cent Harlem, Long Island,
/ Montgomery Zinc, !. There was quite an active
demand for government and State stocks and rail
road bonds at prices fraction below those current
yesterday. At the second board all the improve
ment Of the morning was lost and the market closed
very much depressed There was a general break
down in the fancies. Potomac fell off per cent
stonngton, 81 Phoenix, Il; Nicaragua, s New
Creek, 1 Cumberland Norwich and Worcester,
! ; Erie Railroad, Z Harlem, L. Sixth Avenue Rail-
road advanced per cent. At the close the pros
pect for holders Of stocks was gloomy enough.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
OF this port, to-day, amounted to SlG9O72 O5 pay
ments, S360447 74-balance s. ,0Ol 449 80.
A new fire insurance company is about being or
ganzed in this city under the Of the Dry Goods
Fire Insurance Company 1t will be under the man
agement Of some Of our most prominent citizens.
Tomorrow Friday) Mr.. Simeon Draper will sell
at auction at the Merchants Exchange at IL o'clock
10 bonds of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
81 900 each so shares Of the stock Of the same COM
pany, 81 900 each 10 shares Of the Republic Fire
Insurance stock la income bonds Of the Buffalo
and State Line Railroad Company, payable 1867 and
1859; and 200 shares Of the Suffolk Bank stock of
$50 each.
The imports into this port to-day, Feb. 2ith have
been as follows
Bleaching Powder-152 casks Coal-265 tons DYE
wood-5 500 lbs logwood. Dry Goods-i82 packages per
Guy Mannering; 1852 por Arabia Drugs-61 barrels
balkan copasa 81 cssks slkal casks IA casks
tartar 40 barrels csnomile 200 paste 500
casks 700 kegs bicarb soda 452 casks 90 erces soda
ash 30 magnesis $50 casks Epson salts Fruit
20 dozen pine apples 5000 boxes oranges $50 boxe.
lemons. Hdes-9 barrels deer skns Honey-lO terces
Irons 222 bars railroad iron IS Sal bars 02 bundles
O24 DO hoop; es do. sheet Molasses44 hog shead.
:O3 tierces, 5Z6 barrels Marble-7i blocks Pant-l0
casks colors 100 barrels venetian red 10 hogheads lamp
hog sheads as boxes Segars-sG boxes Iin-703 boxe,
tin plate Woods crotches mahogany. Wine-70 cases,
l46 casks.
The American Exchange Bank, Of this city, is
about increasing its capital to two millions (2,000,0O0)
Of dollars This has become necessary, in conse
quence Of the large increase Of business, and having
entered upon the redemption Of uncurrent money
Ltca . 3Jt.vIa L.4cL more favorable, mach L1ore
liberal. and mich more comprehensive than any
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duce them to act with more caution. In February.
1852 the excass Of imnorta over exports was onl,

duce them to act with more caution. In FeAruary
1862, the excess Of imports over exports was onl,
$2,7l4.50l. In February. 1868. the excess VIII
amount to full eleven millions. II this does not cali
for heavy shipments Of specie we entirely wrong
in our calculations As soon as the importers com.
mence making their remittances for recent impora-
lions we shall see rapid advance in rates for ster-
ling exchange and an active movement outward Of
coin The recent depreciation in prices for bread
stuffs in the corn markets Of Great Britain. will give
great impetus to every branch of industry, and mar
kets abroad will be required for the products. Cheap
breadstuAs in Great Britain generally gives stimu
LUIS to manufacturing and as our markets are
usually made available for clearing out from
the markets Of England, all the surplus pro-
ducts OF the manufacturing districts, we may look
for large importatons, which must be paid for in
some way. With United States skies, State stocks,
railroad bonds and shares with California gold dust
and American double eagles, we have managed SO
far to pay up the balance due foreign manufacturers
and others, after the proceeds of our shipments Of
cotton corn &C., &C.. had been placed to our credit
but whether we shall continue to do 30, with AZ
much apparent ease and promptitude is matter for
grave considerations question in the solution Of
which every man Of business and property in the
country is Interested Our indebtedness to foreigners
on account Of loans directly and indirectly made,
never has been 50 great within the history Of this
country, as at this moment. Independent Of the i'm
mense amount Of our stocks and bonds held in Eu-
rope millions Of dollars have been invested in this
city in bonds and mortgages, and in other ways,
where it can be withdrawn at short notice. The
proceeds Of large importations Of foreign goods
have been placed this side Of the Atlantic in such
investments as have given good dividends These
investments are in position to be withdrawn at
the shortest notice and in the event Of the value Of
money in England rising much beyond the current
rate, we may look for a remittance of the bulk OF
this foreign capital There probably never was
time when we were in position to be influenced to
greater extent, favorably or unfavorably by fnan
cal movements in Europe, than at the present mo
ment. We must keep our sails trimmed for any
emergency.
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Excess OF imports exports in three weeks
The shipments to Liverpool, H.vre, and Australia,
last week, we're unusually large, which served to
swell the aggregate to an extraordinary extent. 1t
was the most active week in the exporting line we
have had for months 1t will be by the detailed
statement above that the outward movement in bread
stufs has been particularly large, forming a good
part Of the total value of exports. OF the shipments
TO Havre, nearly the whole was cotton.
The excess in the value OF imports into this port
for the first three weeks in February ~ by no means
a very favorable feature in foreign trade An OK
cess Of upwards of eight and quarter millions OF
dollars, in such short time, must excite apprclen.
Ions In the minds Of al rejecting fnanciers, and in'
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rr..,,ug m m. TEN (,overnors.

The Governors of the Almshouse Department held
their usual weekly meeting at the office, City Hall
Park, at five o'clock on Tuesday evening. Messrs.
Townsend, Mclaughlin, Herrick, Pinkney Williams,
West, Smith and Dugro, were present.
Upon motion of Mr. HERRIcK, Governor Townsend
was called to the chair
The minutes of the last regular meeting, with the
entry of the adjournment Of the meeting upon the
18th inst, were read by the Secretary, Mr. Phillips,
and approved Of
The usual acquisitions for supplies Of food clothing
medicine, material for repairs, &c. were received
from the wardens storekeepers, and medical ofcers
of the various institutions. They were examined,
corrected in some instances and the necessary orders
made thereon. Some of the articles demanded for
use of the hospitals were curtailed in amount, and
others referred for the consideration Of the appro
pirate committees The following census of the in
mates in the different institutions upon last Saturday
night was presented by the clerk, when II appeared
Al. Al.
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TE1.gnG


EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN SUBMARINE ELEC.
~ trio Telegraph Companes-Clief Offices london and
Paris with at Liverpool Manchester Birmingham
a. other prin cipGl cities of d. and in exclusive
nsoton France and esiun sith all the Lines OF tele
zpspb on the continent VI Europe
The sub marine les In successful rttiob be
tween Dover and Calais and between Do, and Oktend
the exclusive property Of tic above named parties
Teesraphio charges lave very recently boon greatly 70
duced
table ofrates with all other neeiful nfornatiop, Is
ourfe of PREPARATION and will soon be ready for ds
tribution by
j. HUNTER, Agent American Department; once No 7
Rumtora trcot. Liverpool
u. II. GkhlG. NJ. Hanover qti Get Now York.
EUGENE FULLER Merchants Lxchange, New Or
}eans
A. CARROLL Courier Office Charleston; md at MI
telegraph oces throus the United states Brtsh
American Provinces.
TCi LTGRAPU NOTICE --THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
the Now forl and Now England Union Telegraph Com
many mr., hereby notified that their messing tho
purpose If hcsrng aud considering reports Of past raus
Hons cbooaing president directors searetrY
snror and for the ensuiBG yonr aud the
execution any other business that be
tinI TO the Interests Of tile COMPANY will be held
Union Telegraph ooe In Wall street, New York.
third W odnecday VI July. 1893 At 10 clock A. NJ.
- l., l.. SADLEh, Secretary.
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NYE CO., snip AGrNTs AND CoNu2sICr
IN Merchants Valparaiso.
WILLIAM " HyE, T. A. RfcHANDao-, AUGUSTUS LoaSAar
References
sAr,IAac-ifoh Battle Pcytoa
YALrA Aiso-Nessrs. Alsop Co, Hemenway 4 co.
PArhmA-Mossrs. corvine Bro. Co.. Garrison Frits
VIM. Nelson a Co
L,vERPooL-Nessr, Bowman, GriansH Co., WUuss
jackson, Eco
NEW YoRE-Messrs. u. X Collins A Co., Goodnrt \ Co.
Capt. tzsn kye steamer Pacific.
BALrIaoRE-hiessrs John Henderson, a. Co., Iho-rsss
Hand Co, White Ei6oe.
SAN IRAEcIsco -Messre, What Peabody Co. aras0r
Bond Hale Chne Dosn D Esq., v II iiron, Gsl,
BosToN-Messrs Ammi g. Lemhptd Esa., VI. u. BgiEtfs
q Co.. GliGdpu Williams
SAarvh-A1ss, p.-~lAs = ",
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nEAFNEss PERMANENTLY REMOVED IN A FEW
~ days without inc1uveIit ation by
tue celebrated Acoustic fluid after
nceseant stndy ofdseacs Of the
Ear innrmary London, by the distinguished DR. Lontane
sg 70 fer Majesty the Queen Of Great Britain oueo. AIDE
aidt she Dutohcts o. kon aud the late kn Of France Lou
Philippe etc., etc In all % invcteratc ever
when existing FOR twenty yoar certain relief perm
neat sure warranted The above remedy liz psIoniy,d
By the medical profession throughout Europe and IL
offered for the lrt time to the public In ~ country viii
sent by mail postage free to OF Uni,od
Stats Clnnda the West Iadla s CT rccpt Of eve
l0srs directed 10 Or. LON1AJNM Nc Union street. AL
bany, New York
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THO H'EHfe.Tfia,

NeTICF.-TUE PRoPRIETops OF THE TWENTY.
IN third tet fcrrs to Penny Bridge Newtown Creek H.
L. respectfully TO te public that and astcr
tho ls day Of July boats will hour from
TO r. M from tbe sp New York sice and at the inter
mcdite half heura from Long Island side. From t1 r.
NJ owing TO che Of travel three boats will ply
etany tetwen these two poias Persona going TO Jamaica
or Flushing for afternoon RIDE will And det tlon
any time more than ton mbutss The last boa, toIeavs
re f9 side att o'clock returning TO leave Long leland
Ut ~ 'eleok-
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ORNAMENTAL IRON wouIya, A.,

ToBN WICKERSHAM MANUFACTURER or
81 wire railing iron fence for farms. 40. 3l2 Roadway
work iron aai wire ratings for public
pri grounds parks lawrs dwellings &c from 80 csnts
TO $40 per foot Iron bodteads the most compsts asort
In this cty prices from 81 30 SEQ Iron do Iops
urns, kotchngs poets spring chairs sctces mat.
resecs oil stands hat rsGka umbrella saad sptoons
30, SC Wiciershams celebrated railroad sai farm
~ CO to rod 1e subscriber c1ere The isrrea
stooh ornamental iron work In the Unad States all
his osn nuaotur, al exceedingly low priess Snprcs
quality haif Rn0 Dusk mattresses JUd rs WICK
GRsahN warehouse siS Broadway works 81 90 ava q
A-srS strevs-
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WAroHEs.. JEWBLkY. 30.

UyArcHEs AND JEwELnY-TnE SUBSCRIBER IN
w selling all descriptions Of
SILVER WATCHES wEhRY AND szLwDn vARR
~ retail, at much less than the usual prices
yuRGeNsEN
Real jules Jurgenssp watches received ~ every stv
With certificates from him with eaGt watch warranted POI
Bet timokeepsrs COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers In hunting and marie oasss perfect
Alhekespers. INDEPENDENT SECOND
and second watches for timing horses and gold
silver eHRoromErvRs
Splendid gold pocket chsonousters which withous
Any variation. RIcHT-DAy wArcHEs,
Watches which eight days.
ENAMEL wATCuss.
Or tAdies some in hunting cases
DIAMOND WATCHES
kr Ladder some in negic sases
MAGIC WATCHES
which change into three different watches.
up and turn tno hands without any key.
Fine gold iepine watches four holes eweled. - GO
Gold ensmelled watches for tho lsiies .........
Gold English patent levers. 80 w
Gold English patent levers hunting ........ SO
oliver patent levers ~ low as. 6 ~
Silver dets cbed leyers As lou 20
end all other stylSs Of watches at equally low prices
DIAMONDS
Diamond earrings pins brs eelet ngss rings and
tor sale at much ess than the usual prices.
All kinds % soia chains pure gois wedding sold
KEYS Sod seals gold psns sno pencils and silver thm
and oliver spsetseis GOLD tootbp,oss charms ohssssn
chains, 40 SILVER WARE
sterling silver spoons, cups, foTbr psnEnives, napkin
snas fruit knives wedding lives so 40 Watches
good time. or the money returned.
All kinds 0 watches clocks clio sned saa repaired In
the best manrer 1t nuoh less than toe usual prices
GEORGE Z. ALLEN,
Importer jeNslry, wholesale and retail Ma
III Wall styees seoo nd Hoor nssr Hrosdway
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L,0RDHAB BUILDING SITES SEVERAL UNSUR-
passed ses, contsinns from 10 three acres each
In this beautiful village commanding view OF Long leland
and the surrounding Villages for sale op reasonable er
Afro lots Of various silica Trsins bour, and the
commute,op is about ten per day. For maps no.
apply to BfKRsAk BANKS, 10 act street, New York
York. !" - - -