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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-05
FROM NEW YORK,
mousty.

NEW DIRK, April l.
shocking murder was committed yesterday
morning. in the wine store Of Giraud & Co., 208
aud 2l0 Greenwich street, one of the firm named
Louis de Corn, having shot through the heart a
French gentleman named Eugene Melville, living
at 308 Greenwich street. The murderer then
fled to the Franklin Square Hotel. where the
wife of the deceased boarded, they having sepa-
rated on account of his treatment OF her. He
told her what he had done; she secreted him in a
closet in her room. and then hurried off to the
scene of the tragedy in great excitement. De
Corn was afterwards arrested in his place of con-
ealment.
It. appears that the Melviiles, who vera both
yoang and only married last October, had lived
unhappiy, and eight days ago they separated.-
Melville was evidently Jealous of DE Corn, though
the testimony does not show that he had any
good cause for it. He was in the habit of beating
her. aud had spent all her money, without doing
anything for himself. She has, it appears, an in
come of 5000 year. Mrs. Melville is native
of Connecticut, aged 70. Her maiden name was
Emma Engenia Woods and she was educated in
Philadelphia.
de Corn had taken some part in inducing her
to leave her brutal husband, and had therefore
excited his anger, and Melville was said to have
threatened his lfe he took the precaution to car
ry ii loaded revolver. When the deceased came
10 his store yesterday, alteration ensued,
which terminated by De Corn's shooting him.
He was committed to the Tombs to await his
trial.
Brevet Maj John s. Hathaway. of the LIST
Artillery, U. S. A.. killed himself yesterday
afternoon, 10 his room at the Aston House, by
cutting his throat with razor. He only returned
from Oregon aud California in the Georgia. on
Monday last. No capse is assigned for the act
He was from Coultlandt County, New York, and
80 years old. fttz-+e
The remains of Mrs. Fillmore, accompanied by
the afflicted family, arrived hefe last evening"
They were received at the Irving House for the
night. and this morning will be taken to Buffalo
by way of the Hudson River Railroad
The Black Swan had crowded audience at
metropolitan Hall last evening. all whites.
negroes were admitted. She has an immense
contrslto or baritone voice bat is wholly without
SIX u 10 its Management.
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The HUrKERs AND FREE SoILERs.-.sIon,''
the Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun. INDUCES the following specalations:
The character and inhdeuce OF the eight Sem
ators who voted against the nominal ion of Gene.
raj Dix, after making it test question to the
policy of ancarmistice with the free sellers, is
proof of an assurance that the reunion between
the national and disorganizing democrats of the
party is not to be considered as either cordial or
perm anent. At all events. it is viewed with dis
trust by very sagacious and influential men of the
democratic party.
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Paul JULIES.-We are pleased to learn that
this Observation-Disclosures int Ids visiting Rich
mond shortly for the purpose of giving conce
or two. He will bsassste by troupe of di /.
tinguished vocal and Instrumental performers. ard
will unquestionably give entertain mont, every
way worthy the patronage of lovers of delicious
music
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-05

The Japan expedition is not, it is now said, to
be countermande1: but reduced from 236 guns to
loss than 100, AVID to about 2,l0O men instead of
3,l23. The Vermont, ship of the line, will
form no part of the squadron, as was originally
intended and chiefly. it is said, on account of the
want of men.
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SPRING.
A bursting into greenness,
A waking as from sleep.
A twitter and MARBLE,
Thatmakes the pu SEES leapi
Asense ofrenovation,
Offreshncss and OF health,
A casting off of sordid fear.
A carelessness ofwealth.
A watching as in childhood,
For the flowers that one by one
Open their golden petas
TO WOO the titful sun;
A gush, a flash. a gurgle,
A wish to shout and sing,
As filled with hope and gladness.
We hail the vsraaI Spring.
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TOBACCO AT THE WEsr.-The Glasgow
(Mo.) Banner states that farmers in that and
Randolph counties generally abandoning the
culture of tobacco. in consequence of the uncer-
tainty of the price of the article, and its severity
upon land, AMI are going into stock raising. the
California demand for cattle promising profitable
results
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Apri

RICHMOND MARKETS, April 4.
ToBAcco-We have change to note since last
port.
FLoUR-Hoders ask IS, but buyers indisposed
to operate at this figure. Last sales reported made
at jS4 s7l per Dbl.
GRAIN-Prime red and white wheats sell at llOaIl5
per bushel and white and yellow Corn 5sa60
cents
Money matters easy and trade prosperous. The
Weather however, continues unsettled and interferes
somewhat with out door transactions.
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Col. Bottom having accepted the nomination of his
party the Democratic candidate for the House of
Delegates for tho district composed OF Amelia and Motto
way the contest will be quite animate between
himself and COL Travis H. Eppes the candidate of the
Whigs
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, April lst.
Sales to-day Of 6O00 bales Cotton Market firm at yes-
terday's advance Strict mddlng 9O4c. Sa of the
week 81 900 bales stock 80 900 bales Increased receipts
at all Southern ports 389 900 bales.
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W'Chief Justice fancy, of the Supreme
Court of the United States, is reported to be
lying quite i'll at his residence ia BALTIMORE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-05

The annual commencement of the Penns Viva
MIA University took place in Philadelphia on Sat-
urday, and among the graduates we've S. R. Bird,
Vim. E. Davis and John H. Holt, of Maryland,
and twenty eight others from Virginia.
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Greenbrier Senatorial District.

DIR. Thomas Creigh, the present worthy Wing
representative from this district announces him
Golf as a candidate for election. The Lewis
burg Chronicle pays high but we'll merited tri-
butte to DR.. Crsigh, and expresses the opinion
that he villas he should-be elected unani-
rnoata I,l
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F,RE-Yesterday morning about O'Clock the roof Of
the blacksmith shop belonging to Mr. James Bosher's
Carriage mandatory, situated on 9th street between
Main and Cary Streets discovered to be fire.
The alarm was promptly given and the fire extngushed
before the bu ildng sustained much damage.
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BRIL- LIANT SUCCE SS!!u
DIR. K. BEALE

ID "A l . w II !!U
DIR. K. REALE
WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Richmond. that he will remain but few days
longer with his new Panorama and Diorama OF -
THE CREATION AND DELUGE,
At ODD-FELLOWS' HALL
Exhibition every evening at o'clock and on Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock
NeYrr1n the annals of art la. painting been so dis
tinguished During its exhibition in Washington and
Alexandria tor nine successive weeks one continuous
Juror Of excitement prevailed Members of Congress-
heads OF Departments and last but not least, thousands
OF fashionable and intelligent ladies' thronged the largest
Halls Of those cities almost to suocation while scores
we've unable to lind admission. After its merits become
known the enthusiasm ali in this o. acc
where men have mind and soul. Admission % ce nts-s
Children half price. Liberal arrangements for schools
ap 3-tf
EOR SALE, IL 900 dollars Railroad City Stock. BY
H APPS MAURY Il NORTON
Il AIDES VELVET BRUsHEs-Made from
IL the root of sea weed, elegant and very desirable
article, for sale By h NJ ZIMMERMAN,
apa Corner Main and l2th streets.
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WING MEETING TO-NrcHT.

meeting of the Members ofthe Wing Club and also
ali Wings who favorable the ection of the Wing
ticket will be held to night, Tuesday, April 9TH at o.
clock In the "Law Building"
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Local lntelligence""City Affairs. &c

The Polls will be opened in all the Wards
to morrow morning at O'Clock.
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tVWANTED AT THIS OFFICE apprentice
one from the country preferred.
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MI ANAGER,S OFFICE-R. FRANCE i CO
lA For This Day

M ANAGER's 0FFa ICE FRANCE & CO.
Capitals s2l 500 $500 $500 $780, $685. 30 $780, 90 of
500 90 of $780, of $50, &c. rs nos, l2 drawn Tick
cts IS.
Also. the Doar Lottery-Capitals: s4s57. of 1000.
10 of $780, l49 of As, &c
Drawn numbers Patapsco los:
Sc II 81 70 IS "a ID 81 So so z "a 81.
Whole 81 II 70 $3.50; quarter 81 "a 81 do "a SO 3d.
more prizes sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Grand Consolidated 10:
6l SO SO 18 81 81 80 SO 60 A. 65 g.
mWhoe 80 81 6l $780, quar- Is 81 g. $780, do 33 3s 65
$500, all so!da and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, LOG
II 40 30 80 SO "a % rs Al SIS l3 l6.
Half IS "a $500; quarter i6 So IS. $50 two more
sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, l04
40 65 Sc 10 25 To 80 50 40 e. 6 63.
Hat 80 Sc ~, $3.50 sold and raid by LUCK
Drawn nos Of Maryland Consolidated l3:
81 AZ 80 30 10 76 &c II Sc SO IS.
wSes . g 30 g. $500 sodand paid by LUCK
ROUND PLATTER Taliaerro's Richmond
" Ground Plaster; groun1 from selected cargoes of
lump and containing 80 per of Gypsum for sae by
f. H. SKINKER.
ap s No 5 Pearl st.
1--WE WATER.-Fu llers Aqua Opthalmia or CO.
~ LIBERATED Eye Wash, for infiamed eyss or
eye lids, Just received and for sale by
II DUVAL & BRO,
NH 2s Druggists, Bank Square
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more just in its grouping OF the several counties
and towns into districts. The Wings had volun-
teered to aid him. for reasons satisfactory to
themselves. He ventured to say that when the
minority on this floor found they were beaten
they would not have declined Wing aid if il
had been offered. They did not decline " hie
votes in another place. Mr.. d. never refused
them here or elsewhere, bus was always glad to
get them, especially when they helped him to
obtain Justice for his constituents or to break the
sceptre of tyranny. He would conclude, with
the simple declaration that for himself, neither
senatorial nor editorial thunders had any terror
and when conscious, he then was, of dis
charging his duties here to the satisfaction of
those he represented, he sought approval from no
other quarter, and feared no denunciation
Mr.. SHAekEtFoRD said l cannot agree with
the Senator rom Rockingham (Mr. DENEALE,)
and the Senator from Marshall (Mr. MARTINI
in the views which they have expressed ON this
subject The Senator from Marshall saws the
House plan for the superintendent of the Con-
grsssional districts is democratic plan-the de.
mocratic pan--and creates the implication. TINT
the plan adopted by the Senate, is not democrat
tic. Now, sir, should like to know and chal-
leuge the Senator from Marshall to show, by
what test the scheme he advocates is to be nd
judged the democratic plan-what are the ear
marks OF democracy which it bears about i'll
What are the democratic principles it contains as
contra distinguished from the plan of the Senatel
Sir. say the Senate scheme is more democratic
than that of tho House. because it conforms
more nearly to the requirements of the Consti-
tuition. and Is more just and equal The prjn-
ciples OF equality and Justice | take to bee bar-
acieristies offrae Democracy; and fidelity to the
Constitution cannot suppose to be anti Demo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, 80.

WATCMEs AND JEwRLRY.-THE sUBscRIBEK IS
w selling all descriptions Of
soLs srLvER WATCHES, yKwakAv sxLvrR WARE,
It rotal, 81 mnoh less than the usual prices
JuRGErsEr wAroNEa
jules watches received Arrival
with certificates from hi with warranted psr
feet time keepsrs sooPER wArcHEs.
Duplex and levers, In hunting and perfect
time keepers INDEPENDENT SECOND,
and quarter second watches for timing horses
silver cases 0HR0roMETeRa.
Splendid gold pocket ehronometers, which WITH
Watches wiaoA run sish. days
ENAMEL wAr0MAs
for ladies. some IN hunting cases.
DIAMOND wAroWss
MAoIC wAfoMEa
which change int three different wAtoheA
wArcHEs WHICH WIND
dp ana turs the hands without any key.
Fine gold leplns watches, four holes jeweilsd 90
Fine gold detached levers 30 90
Gold snsns!led watches for the ladies' ....... 90
Gold English patent evers. g 80
Gold English patent levers, hunting cases IS %
Silver patent lovers - low ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Silver detached levers "a low
md 81, ether styies Of watches At equally proes
DIAMONDS.
for sale at uueh less than the usual prices,
All kinds Of gold chains, pure gold wedding rings gold
ssys and sssi gold pens and pencils gold aud silver t
and silver speotaolos gold tootbpsks skSsss ssss
chains, 6s. SILVER WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pie knivss nayxn rngs
sruit knives, wedding cake knives &s Ao Watches
Tins, or the money returned
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired
the boat manner at much less thaa the usual prices
Importer watches jswsry Wholesale and retail No
81 Wall str, ct. second floor nser Broadway.
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IRON WORKS, 40.

TOHN b. WICKERsHAM, MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
81 Railing Iron Fence for Farms a. 32 Broadway New
ornamental Iron Work.-Ir0n and wire raiiio re-
for public and private gs.gnds parks lawns ~ lngs
&c, 20 oeDts to $40 per foot. Iron bedsteada
the most complete assortment in this city prices FROM
% TO SO Iron dogs lions arns vases ketcings posts
racks .mbrsl,a stands .pittoons 49, 40 wicksrshsms
Tho subscrher off tho largest stock Of iron
work IN the United States all Of his mao at
exceedingly low prices superior quality Of hair and corn
husk mattresses JOHN b. WICKERSHAM Warehouse
Sl2 Broadway; works. 81, 30 and Oh Lewis street.
CHEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOMs-sPRINO
mattress and beddns depotIroa bedstoAds all sizes
G no The healthy spring mattresses half the usual
rrce made In tho best masas Old beds altered TO neat
sprns mattrssss - 70 Six Private dw suinS
ssuaAsiss fuenAsasd. Ca Broadway ASeye Sprias a.
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ITO BUTcBERs.-FoR SALE ONE Q! THE BEST
meat shops In city doing good business; will
be sold very low only hy dollars wanted In the
balance BE paid three six months The proprietor
has an on Of the steamships and sell
Immediately This Is chance for man With small
get good business FOR further particular.
addrars for three days w. r.. Herd ofhoe, with real
nsme and address. No others will be attended to.
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INSURANCE..

CTUYvESANT FIRE INSURANCE CO.-OrFTCks IM
Bowery, Breome under Bowery Bark.
and 50 " all street-Captal 500 company insur
agatpst loss damage by FIRE dwelling and
turs, warehouses stores and merchandise factories
porx AZ the most favorable terms All Losses Wi -
immsdiatoiy adjusted and prem pity paid.
FREDERICK H. LEE ProsidsnA.
SAMUEL wILLgT8. vioe PresidsaA
BHNg J. PEura, Secretary.
JoHp Cox Surveyor
B.-Aprlications Insurance. IN this company nsS
be LETT ~th Mana Ricbardsco- At the branch ofhss
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.-ONE OR TWO PUPILS
M will be instructed on the pianofors by young LADY
whs has had the advantages OF the best n
Europe Address s. w. c. Herald office, Tsrms sheaid
II required TO out $l2. '-e
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STATEN IsLAND.-TO RENT, AT TOMPKINSvILLE,
- beautiful newly built house, ten and base
nent1 with piazza on three Sides situated only few
sve view Of the bay Of New York the Narrows Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to D. w. BEADLE, A
Wall New York. the Collector at the frat
inpr At ten land.
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NEw MUSICAL EMPoRIUM.-1AoLIAN PIANOS,
No 23 broadway. corner of Anthony street. New Yerk
publisher Of music and usc books dealer muscsl in
strumants Of all kinds exclusive agent for the sale Of
Gilbert Co.'S celebrated panoortss with and without
the much admired moian and for their boudo ottsge
pianos for small rooms Theeo instruments all have "a
metallic frame and will stand any climate T. O. %.
arc neo the owners Of the @0an right
pared to furnish more perfect instrument vse
price than other house They evidence
OF the popularity Of these than fact shat
they applying ten olans per scarcely All
all the orders assortment o. land a.
amos from $o TO $780, Also exclusive agent for Martins
unrvslled guitars and Smiths poror 90 anr
In uss All orders for tho above will be attended
TO- and every instrument fully warranted
without expense to he buyer.
The undersigned has also purchased the entire stocks q
nurto plates and copyrights If James Jac ,ues T. q.
Shristman a. Doughty, Cummings and Others and with
ms own publications. ID prepared to offer of most
complete catalogues Of music In the
also made arrangements with John Py
pianist and T. Fran kiln Bassord tho young Americas
ts and other pular artist and this
country and In Europe, for their positions Also
music from all parts Of the United States
shed Dealers teachers and seminarss supplied she
lowest prices. Pianos to let HORACE WATERS
3s3 Broadway, corner Of Anthony street,
DIANOF0RTES. GOOD AND CHEAP-THE SUR
seribers have some * and octave ofhsnl
liability and keeping in tune which they will sell 1t gcat
bargain for Dash. Fully warranted.
IF. WARNER CO., All Broadway.
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AN ATTIC LOFT TO RENT CHEAP, IN WILLIAM
IA between John and Fulton streets tuitabe for cap
box other light manufacturing purpose APP
ply at sHERMAN'S, No. l5s Wilsn street. in the rsa
building.
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GRAND PIANOS, OF THE CELEBRATED FACTORY
Jacob Eek Zurich Swtzerlant also pisaos
OF superior style for sale BY BOURRf DIvERNOiS
rect. -
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transfer DO. Of the Company will be closed from this
date until June lat, 1853. By order Of the Board.
WIN. II. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, New York. May A. I35s
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T,RIENNIAL DIVIDEND OF THE UNITED STATES
i Life Insurance Company in the City Of New York
The Board Of Directors have this day declared dividend
out Of the profits the three ending the 4h
last, viz =
Fifteen per cent the amount Of premiums paid will be
added to each policy entitled 10 the PROFITS
with interest At six per cent per UNI; and
Three per cent to the stockholders payable on and after
Monday. the 10th inst. j. EADIE Secretary.
New York, May IL, 1853.
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COUNTRY SEAT TO LET-A TWO STORY AND
~ basement house, near Bath House and Fort Hamilton
l.. L. to let, genteel family. Rent low. Inquire OF
JOHN D. TERRAIN, lt9 Smith street between Wykod and
Bergen streets, Brooklyn.
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COUNTRY PLACE TO LET-AT WEST FARMS.
weschester county containing about acre Of laad
with good house. stable 40 1t 10 three quarters OF mile
fro m pper Morrisana depot Harlem Railroad ms
and half from ForthAm or horrisania dPsts to which
MAN "a Wall street, or to Dr. f. THOMAS adjoining the
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DELIGHTrUL UP TOWN RRsIDENCE.-TO LET A
~ large house Fifty ninth street aud Second Avenue
hch with beautiful and has the OF
several lots Of ground 1t i. supplied with Croton water
cold baths with water closets and Is heated
the Third will by after the last Of this
month. Apply on the premises, or to
- DANIEL. NOONAN % GraAn winh strnat.
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MUSICAL

A YOUNG LADY LATELY ARRIVED FROM EUROPE
having some hours Of tho day disengaged will take
lew pupils to instruct in musc has 10 eve
lessons in French. Terms moderate Please xddress a.
NJ, lbs West Thirteenth street.
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VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY BOARDING PLACE.
"A ten miles from the city, OF easy access every half
hour by railroad steamboat and stages The
beautiful and the location for hslthiness and respects
blity There churches and
sevsr hrst class schools in the immediate nsghborhood
The house large and airy and regard to comfort
and cleanliness observed References exchanged Cards
address be had eff IL Lockwood, Esq jewsller M
BrOad
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DoARDING-A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN.
ID tlemen and their wives few single gentlemen who
wish pleasant for the The no
is large with modern in location
and csnvenisnt TO stages Apply at S4 Greenwich street
corner of Jane.
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SMALL FAMILY. OCCUPYING MODERN HOUSE.
"A pleasantly situated at 1856 West Twenty second street
Seventh and ghth would let the front
back the second floor furnished
with board and his wife single gentle
men. RefereQicee Il changed
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A WIDOW LADY, OCCUPYING FINE HOUSE IN
"A vicinity Of 1hrtietb street lest side OF town can
accom- and lady with PLEASANT fur
and board The house new, in good loea
ton convenience Of oabs Sc and Is accessible
by two lines and To parties who desire TO
i've gepteel and retired this offers most
agree opportunity Addrs Constance, Union Square
Ofhee
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HOTEL TO LET-CRYsTAL PALAcE.-THE HOTEL
the northeast Of Sixth and Fortieth
Immediately opposite the Crystal Palace The hotel
il 60 feet front and rs feet in depth oontanins
closets heaters &o Thu house Il being built expressly
for such q building. Apply to WIN s. 6IDABOCK,
NJ the coal once 3s Grand street. from till 10 A. ~
from I till
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ONLY TWO OFFICES LEFT TO LET OR LEASE IN
~ that favorta mercantile buildg 1888 Broadway
OF Anthony street B-The bulletin shows the tenans
viz wine merchant, panoorte dealer tailor
cloth importer one musio dealer ono perfumer
lar tacturer, dentist Ger
teacher miniature painter one public alton artist
gimp sill burnisber die sinke
fringe maker allopathio Physician portable
cloet maker masonic newspaper proprietor
of the building For further Information
about this "assemblage Of TALENT apply to GEORGE r.
FOX tailleur, on the premises.
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ITO LET-THE UPPER PART OF FIRST CLASS
house In Brosdway consisting O. an once and back
large sixty feet by thirty with DOORS and
bedrooms For further particulars
o the premises, Mo col Broadway.
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MRS sEGUIN, PROFESSOR or VOCAL NUsru
" Italian AID English sssular has decided :
devote few hours each day for the Of
room Mrs Seguin will be happy 70 give all info. Axsa
concerning terms plans &c. Of her Residences 80 WAiAe
street, near Broadway.