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I E.-I have rented the Coal Yard on the
Basin Bank, corner of 10th street, and exoect
70 Keep 1t constantly supplied with COKE, which
WIN De sold at moderate prices, acc ,rdius to quail
Coke-an economical fuel for close stoves ana
Nanges. expect to furnish, In a few weeks a sun.
ply OF superior Soft Coke suitable for ali the nnr
p1ses OF domestic fuel. Apply to Dir. VIM C..
bkAZEAL, at the Coal Yard ~
ia 25-Im Aoen, "a In n,
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w OOD FOR SALE.-The subsc, liner nsv;n9
w large quantity CT Wood to d'snosa nS hn ing
oano II convenient to take yard for that purpose
ms ya'a 70 on Broad street, opposite Brooke
a a, Orders for Wood may Be lsft q, the
~, . VI w. ". Herring. Esq Messrs Reeve a. Blair.
with prompt attention. '' '- IA i"ee'
= ne mas on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
Gag w God, which he will sell at toe marked nrice
la Us JOHN f. RERVE
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X iNED eALTfkrn DIS Keys Re
haed ssltpetre, just " hand aad for saIe nv
Ns GA STRECKER.
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las. D; BROWNIES RICHM0ND leon

As. ID BROWNIES RICHMOND II ON
wouid respectfully inform his customers and Me
p9gic generally that having purchased a quantity
VI iron before the iate advasce in prices,
pared 10 Manufacture Plsin ard oman entail Rating
VI e'taer cast or wrought Iron, for Dwellings and
cemeteries. upon the most reasonable terms. Also
Vault aad Cellar doors, Grsteipg, &c Pen sons Id
want, will ind il TO their interest 10 cali s.rty IN
view OF the increasing advance OF Iron
JAMES d. BROWNE,
ia l9-im 9Th street, next to LatAyetta Han
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EOR SALE.-Tne subscriber has now for sale
l. 1000 lights, 10, 10 Z l2 and 10 Il sash of
superior quality, OF recent make, ready glazed -
Those who have been In want can now be sap
piled.
fe 1T MILES AMBLER
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MOT1CE.-oEURGE WALKER laRes great
IN pleasure in announcing TO the citizens oil Rich
mond aud adjoining counties that he is in town.
and will be pleased 20 play his Violin and furnish
Music for them at Balls Concerts ana Private
Parties for a short time.
ANY orders for hin may be left at Mr. F Blank
enship's. on Cary street. opposite II w Fry's.
ta T-J0t
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CO.PARTNEKSHI The undersigned
" having pu released the stock IN trade OF J. c.
CRANE q SON, have formed Co partnership IN
der the ma re and style OF D. K. CRANE CO..
60 conduct the de and Leather Business the
hou.e heretofore occupied by the said J G. Crane
A. Son, No. 10, 18th street, where they will De
nsss.d to see the customers II the late concern.
assuring them aud al others who may paIrontLe
Them. that they will use tdsr best eudeavors to
give entire satisfaction.
N addition to the stock now on hand they will
receive in few days All additional supply OF
Leather, DC comprising the usual assortment o!
go ,ds in their line al of which viii BE- offered for
sale low for cash or to punc,uai customers on the
usual time
Mr.. WIN BEAL, woo, for tha nine last wears, has
been with the old coaceru, Wi! continue vita US
and be re dy to wait on a.. MS and our friends who
may cali. DAVID r CRANE.
February lat. GEORGE STEEL,
Having sold out our entire stock t. D R. CRANE
q CO who will continue the busln. % at our old
| stand We respectfully solicit FOR them con
| ttnuance OF the patronage o. oar customers and
| friends. ~
as 1t ls important 70 bring our business Ia a
close we earnestly invite all those Indebted n ~
| pay up without delay. Those 70 whom w. are
| indebted VIII no doubt call witnou, uarric;:gs-in
| yitaaon- we may be found at our old p.aca No
lu, 18th street. JCCPaNE = ~HM
te l-2Iaw2w '''
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GREAT BARGAIss DRRs. CooNS
~ Inc subscribe will, during ths rsx, T,yo
month, sell at eatly reduced price, "a
riety OF 2ooss, some IL IL from former .as.oss 80.
etners OF latest styles rich Dress silks, sDrine sod
Cashm@rss; Barge de LANES. ChslIiss an ano
tissues fouIard Silks aud coloyec emb'd 49,
fs 2-eod6t Tuas d osIHS A1slas.
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hUOh PLATES.-i ne most beautiful and
~ durable style OF name Plates ever introduced,
we now offer to the cinzens OF Richmond; and we
trust that any person at the head of family aud
resident CT the city would Immediately favor US
with an order for their mama examination of
Our various samples, which can be seen at Tyrer's
Gun Store, No IL o. Main street. This article not
OILY neat and tasty ornamen. TO dwell ing but is
also of much service to the friends and acquan
tances of the possessor
HENRY : WELTOE, General Agent
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R5 FCR SALE.-I authorized to sell
LEI House and Lo. on 10, street, between Main
ana Cary Eext above the house occupied by Mr. Ro
bert Hill. The house contains six rooms with a
large kitcnen with four and coal house il is
OF Dick and has been built Ia the last six years
lcIg credit will De given on the purchase mo-
ney. w GODDIN
fa 7-6t
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Hn TkR,s SPANISH MIxTURR-Tur
- GnE "a 4, rUhlFlER OF The BLOOD-THF
CLE or MERCURY In ANY PORN IN ~
hiaiiioie cure for scrofua n ns's E7il, Rbarr"a
nsm, Oosanste Cutaneous EEup.ioa., pimnie. n-
rustu.es On the Face, B!o;ches bi!es, Chron'c
Eyes Ring Worm or Tetter, scad dead Eals,sas
Ulcers, sJphliitic Disorders, Lunb.1o s,1'n
Con Piants and all diseases arising from aa M;
cious use OF mercury, impradencs In ma. or -,
fify OF the s.oo6. For sale by - '1' Pu'
a.n Taos. Z. PACE, Druggist
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Il WI
L managers OF Lotteries, is removed to the Ottce
Ia e in the occupancy 40 6 scott Esq on Gov.
ernor street. and viii hereafter be conducted by
3 LUCK. take pleasure IN recommending my
old customers TO MIN in every way worthy
OF the confidence which they have so generously
extended 10 me during tie last eight years.
fes C WPURCELL.
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Shi NE NE" HAMS AND JOLES-I4 md.
~, ana tiefces recaving this day from steam ar
WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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FEBRUARY 5, 1888. Exchange BooI

FEBRUARY S, 1853. Exchange Book
tOre.-Va.entiCes opened tcls morning-a
new Tor, which are very beautiful.
OMears's Napoleon Ia Exile, = vtIs-S2
Gentlemen wishing to buy Valentines to send to
the country, 10 arrive on the l4tn, would do wei
to call early
Barnum illustrated News for P,b. So eta.
fe GEO NJ WEST 4, moo
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AAIIks AND C0UkihI pUa.
ssaa, onS'-Cox's Sparkling Gelsiine, Cooper's
81. ano ihresd isingiass, French shaet Isiasiass
wy dapoca and Sage for cooking, Extract Lemon.
; ans y fose, Natneg aad Rose Water Tor aayor
.hg Extract Cochinesl for color.ng. 50 dozen Pres.
'oa MerriAs Yeast Powders. For sale low nv
leo BENNETT q BEERS. Druggists.
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AhiuAiNs IN DhX GOODs--T5. 10 :.
o,es VIII mud II greatly to their sdysn,sse 70
IRON sh s street qe !. STORE cad 1eor
our scck 81 Water Goods, to maze roo oue "a.
aoa. taae Great bargains win be given 10 Nous.
taaes, Aipaccas, herinos, snaw,s, CaFcn" Hnsi.rn
~, S.oss &C, All We ask is cali, 20 conyincs 90,
.s,s VIC WI" eel bargains ALEC, a lot Of hus Cor
n'9as sent to a, parts Of the city free of ebars,
WILCOX * BkI'rS
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ELIZABETH BAGyyELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridxe, u. =, n,

PORTSMOUTH, VA August 10, 1851.
Mr. Boush-Dear Sir: While am in gene.aRop.
that have great confidence in the virtues OF Hamp
toms Vegetable Tincture For several months past
have used it in my family and in dyspepsia loss ap
petite dizziness and general debility with entire sue
cess. So far my experience extends therefore
take pleasure IN recommending it to the afflicted
safe and efficient remedy.
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COhE K W00n

COhE Il WOOD.
AN now prepared to furnish q, tue Yard corpe,
Il of l0tE ct Basin Bank. COKE al "a Is mar "a
and bes, Oak Wo d at 81 50 per cord, a.hyeras
~ 2-lmk Wn n Rg.vp.
STABLEkts ASODYNE CHkYRY ~
~ PEcIoKAST, tor coughs, colds. ero,a -
for sale oy JAS b T.noSSp' @e.
e., Corner l7ih and Frankiia stree.
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EO0D FAMILY READIhG.-Harne,7.
~ Montaiy Magazine,
Putuams Mentniy Mage zine
Mrs WhJtleseys Monthly Magazine f,r Mo,bs,.
and Daughters,
The American Messenger by the American rrac,
Society. '"e'
The New York Observer, by Morse Co.
Cansaan OBSERVE, by Converse &. Co.
8 Child Paper, by American Trac, Sncie..,'
Penny Gazette, Uy Am 5 Onion,
dc, N american Journal OF hedic.l Sciences, Me-
suotcrtp for the above and other Magazines
are receI7ed at the Book Store cornsr NJ NJ. us
ITO streets, by KNOWLES & WAJpNpns na
te G-iW 'NAHE osUs
A1a- o..
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DRIvATE PkACTICE.-Dr PLUME
1 co. may be consulted, oonidentally, for ID.
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions
Engagements, Syphilis, and al morbid discharged
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plants termed female diseases. The advertiser,
invite attention 10 their chemical extract of WIG
Flowers, which may be regarded the very bes
article known, to give tone and visor to certain
abused aud debilitsted organs well az to renovat
ssystem shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with fill direction
and sent TO order. Post paid letters promptly g,
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below x,
change Hotel, and hrst door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia te9
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rhron;c Rheumntism-Tw Twenty Years
AtandiHg.

ST LOUIS FEB %, l845.
co,, Edward Powers writes:-I have TOR more
than twenty years been severely afflicted with
rheumatism. fret acute, then chronic. tired al!
other remedies of which could hear also mad
ths bes. medical attendance when could De pro-
cured all proved unayalhng. 1 procuieu ana
n:ed two hotties of Mortimore's Rheumatic Com
o9uud and Blood Purifier, and it cured me sound
aod WE'LL ,our,o
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Gun Treaty WITH GREAT BRirAiN.-We take
the following from the correspondence of the
Journal of Commerce:
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To my old Customers and Friends.-My
Office Is now opened at No ) Governor street,
(late K G SCOTS ofice) to- the sale OF Lottery
Tickets, wnere it wiz give pleasure to waIt on
you. b. LIN.
ORDERS for Certificates or Packages. single
Tickets and shares IN any OF the Maryland Lotte-
ries. will meet prompt and confidential attention, II
addressed to H. FRANCE d co, Managers,
fa8 or 10 c B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
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HAVE YOU SEVERE COLD OR COUGHl
l. II you have use the Extract OF Wild Cherry
auaNsp.ha 'Tis tae BEST, ana will soon give relief
For sale Dy Z. J. PICOT,
te Drupp.st
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WELLINGTON q AIT L X . .-JusL re- |
W ceived, toe new style ii Caters called the |
Wellington Caters, To wEici would invite the |
attention Of the ladi 8. ALEX HILL.
IL Z l27 Main streft
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DOTATOES.-tine lot u W hite Mercer Po-
tatoes about 900 gu shells, balance OF cargo per
schr Sociology, undoubtedly the finest lot in mar.
Aet. For sale by JSO w WRIGHT,
IL : Dock Wharf
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NEW ARTICLE OF CANBLEsTICK.
" Something very ingenious and pie by which
Candle always msintsins the same hrisht L re-
qutTes no ruboipg. JAMES D. b. EVANS,
;a2a III Main stree,
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L,OR HIaE.-A Lille aged Woman and "a
l. SINAI GirI.-Aspiy 10
EDWARD D. EACHO.
General AGENT and Collector.
fs3 Office On l4th street
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fIRCULAR SAWS.-4 Eases AZ. Zoe a. Co 3
~ celebrated Circular Saws, 70 to "a inches dame.
ter; now opening and for ale by
JsINTON & co,
fs8 Sign of the Circular Saw. II Main St
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ONION PORTER AMI PORT WINE-Best
IL London Porter IN quar- aad pint bottles; pure
did Port Wine bottled. fsce!len. article for invs
lids, for Sale by ESQ HER2ING,
fe 3 Opposite a F Depot.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In CHANCERY-STATE OF ALABAMA, AT MOBILE
At rules-Regsters office, Monday March H. A. d. 1853
The parte petition of William H. Pratt, assignee OF d.
I7s This application the part Of the petitioner
to be discharged from his trusteeshp filing his
counts.
executed by Barrla Ransom Smith Spellman and Denys
Casey then posing the mercantile firm of d. Casey
18th Of May 1857 whereby they conveyed to him
the said William Pratt all the effects assets and stock
in trade of said firm for the trusts and purposes set
forth said deed which with said petition and the exhibits
thereto file in the office Of the Register in Chan
And il appearing to the satisfaction Of the Register that
the States of New York and Alabama they hereby mott
fed that the Register will proceed hear and determine
bis city Mobile which and place they
attend il they think per.
And is further ordered that this order be published
week successive weeks in Herald and Tribune
newspaper printed and published in the city Of Mobiles
tho New York Herald newspaper printed and pub
shed in the city and State Of New York and that
county all within fifteen days from the date of hs order
Witness o. Jewett Register of the Court of Chancery
for the first district Of the southern chancery OF
said State this 18th day Of March A. ID 1888 Attest
o 5. JEWETT, Register.
NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT.-JONATHAN STUR-
IN yes and Mary his wife and Charles NJ Loupp against
Ann Kline, William Augustus Tucker and Cathnrne his
wife, and Henry Kine.-Summons-For Reef-(Com.
not ser1.-To the defendants above named :-You are
hereby summoned and required TO answer the amend
ed complaint in this action, which was filed in the
York the City Hail. in said city, this 18th day Of April
1858 and to copy of TO the said
plant the subscriber as his ONCE No III Nassau street
days after the service Of this exclusive Of
the day of such service and If you fail to the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs IN THIS
said complaint. HENRY X. CUMMINGS Pitts Atty,
Dated April IL. 1853 No. IL Nassau street n. Y.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ pha-from pier No North rverTwo lines daily, at
10 NJ and r. M.Acoom mediation line, at 10 A. M, by
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy, Bordentown
and steamboat R. Stockton TO philadelphia Farex2 FIX
line, at by steamboat John Potter to Amboy
ahaf Fare-G. Returning leave Philadelphia At 10 A.
II. and p N.
nor ALBANY-FARE S.-ALBANY AND NEW
H. York Inland Route Raiiroad.-Two daily express
trains atg and 345 r. M connecting at Albany with
depot Of White Elm and Centre streets, where
through tickets he procured and baggage checked
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo. Pas
also received at Bro0me and Bowery and Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue stations The above trains
will land passengers Croton Falls and Chatham Four Cor
only All other trains will start from City Hall
on of Tryon row and Centre street as heretofore
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy
train A. Mthrough in four hours, connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal At o'clock sane
evening
Mail train sA. NJ Through way trains at lOii A. NJ and
p NJ
Express train, s r. NJ Accommodation train, @ r. n.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher, -Four
teenth and Thirty first streets
sunday trains from Canal street at ~ A. for Pough
keepse; and p for Albany stopping at all way sta
tons. EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA VIA NEW
Jersey Railroad from foot OF Cortiandt streetUntsd
states Mail and Express line through four hours Pare
ia m and NJ, 81 75 9A.M ands Pm, s. Second
Tor baltimore Washington Norfolk and Charleston solt
Through baggage agents in JAN aud b Pm traius Pas
ths traias lsAys,
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INSURANCE..

CTUYyESANT FIRE INSURANCE CO.-OFFlCES, l5I
- Bowery Broome street under the Bowery Bank
and 60 Wall sreet-Captal 800 company insure
against loes damage by FIRE, dwelling houses and iurn
warehouses and merchandise factories ships IN
port &C. the favorable terms. All losses will be
Immediately adjusted and promptly paid .
FREDERICK n LEE, President.
SAMUEL WlLLETS, Vice President.
BENZ. JPENrz. Secretary.
JoHH Cox, Surveyor
n Applications for Insurance in this company may
he left with Msnn Richardson at enc branch chce 10
Wall street.
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GAN FRANCISCO RANCk-MERCuANDIsE
- and brick budiags in San irsociscO insured tho
lowest rntea in 6rst class mpaues For ssle splendid
COTTAGE four ots with variety OF fruit trees at Benty
Stpssn Island near Biddes Grove Pros 81 800. Terms
eA,y. SAMUEL EDDY, IS WMl street, bssemsah
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LNURNISHED APARTMENTS.-TwO SINGLE GEN
N tlemen have neatly furnished the second
foor private family without board Location desira-
bile, St Johns park Terms moderate Also very
Rice front attic suitable for gentleman Apply at 1888
Franklin street
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XNROCERY STORE TO LET AND FEED FIXTURES
NJ for SALE cheap consisting standing casks oil
lamps tea cans shelving &C. Inquire corner Henry and
Rutgers streets
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ENURNIsHED OR UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET, TO
single gentlemen only, at No. 119 Clinton place
choice OF rooms be had The house is pleasantly
Id conveniently located the Sixth The
Improvements pleasant basement to let. References
chanua
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ITO LET-TO SMALL FAMILY PART or MODERN
three story and basement house Thirty ninth street
between Third and Lexington avenues Apply at 24 Tenth
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ENURNISHED COTTAGE FOR THE sUMMER-TO
rent at Clifton Staten Island within three minutes
walk of the Vanderbilt landing For particulars apply
the premises to GEORGE NJ, ROOT.
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ENURNISHRD APARTMENTS, WITHOUT BOARD, IN
first class house with strictly private family for
gentlemen only The pleasant and the 10
desirable being in the vicinity of several
suite Of hax dsomey furnished parors also
two very desirable single be had BY applying at
\ NH afr
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ENACTORY TO LET IN HOB0KEN-A SPACIOUS
four story brick building suitable for kind of
factory and within five minutes walk of the ferry also
story brick dwelling house attached The former will
separately For particulars apply to Mr.
XTH0MPSON
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A PARTMENTs TO LET.-MRS. ALNWICK HAVING
n leased for term Of years from the first Of May next
the eOmmodous house q yarck street corner Of Beach
BILE suits Of rooms to let with without board Appca
will received from first class persons ut her
Dr0s resid onoe g Varick street.
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3IJ OUSES ON EIGBTY.SIXTH STREET, YORKvILLE.
TO let at low rents two of the OF handsome
hree story houses with verandas in 'front.' north side
Eighty sixth street directly west of Fourth and
ery near the railroad and stages The street 100 feet
wide, high ground and location desirable Apply to
U G. KIP Third avenue, Eighty sixth street, to
r. L. SUYDAM, 1853 Waverley place.
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~ GREENWICH STREET BETWEEN HARRISON
OtO and Jay-Pieasant rooms, with board for single
gentlemen gentleman aud wife One frost paor So
floor be had by immediate application Boarder.
taken by tho day week References required House
within blocks Of the Hudson River Railroad Apply at
the house. at the New York Boarding Exchange $50
RrOa
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
ID be accommodated with breakfast and tea aud
Sundays where there but few boardsrs by
applying at No ia High street. Brooklyn References
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ITO LET-TWO FOUR-STORY AND BASEMENT
houses Nos !6 and las East Twenty third street
Third finished with the modern i'm baths
gas, &c. Can be from II to II o'clock Apply to j.
DISCO No 25 Lewis street. from to A. NJ and from to
SP. III.
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IINURNISHED ROOMS.-ON AND AFTER THE lST OF
Nay furnished parlors bedrooms to let either
ether separate Ninth street Broadway and also
lin College place. Apply at 40 Vesey street.
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CHAMBERS STREET-sINGLE GENTLEMEN AND
one two families may obtain, and after the first Of
Nay handsome furnished apartments at desirable location
in Chambers street The house contains baths &c Address
r. v. H., Herald Office stating and residence.
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NOAL YARD.-TO LET OR LEASE, A COAL YARD,
comprising six lots Of ground Of Ninth
and Fourteenth street newly fenced and panked Posses
sion from the LIST Of May Apply at the office of the
Pennsylvania Coal Company corner of Broadway and Wall
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

GUIDo MANCINTs FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESS.
NJ and shaving saloon is removed to 6i3 Broadway
Blocker street up stairs where gentlemen viii find
article Of the best quality necessary for their toilet
The hair and whjskers be made black
fulapplication where every person obtain the capo
vatura, hair wash which IL highly recommended by
thousands who have used it, 1t acts upon skin
head producing moisture and softnes the color gives
gloss facilitates the growth c. takes this opportu
nifty Of returning thanks his patrons and soil
cts continuance of their custom that of the public
generally
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BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND-PERSONs WANTING
ID board in the country hea! of pleasant oeAtioa
within half mile Of steamboat landing by applying ~
AS West street. between the hours 10 u aud aaA
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COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET ON FORTY NINTH
street.-The centre cottage house, the south side
tween Third and Fourth contains five beside
kitchen and attic Rent 500 Also pretty cottage house.
of Third and 1881 street. eleven CroOn
water stable, &c Apply to JAMES PRICE 200 Hudson
Cans
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of the Merchants Exchange, suitable for bank in
surance company Also the second floor for Off
ces. Apply to 5. BALDWIN, President Merchants Elk.
change.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET-IN THE VILLAGE
~ Of Newtown, L. l., about four miles and half from
Grand street and Peck slip ferries from which leave
every half hour fare l2 cents The house contains
rooms and be rented with without large garden.
Apply at l6J Sixth