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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF Provision. The
grea, influx OF strangers into the City of New
ork, consequent upon the opening Of the
Crystal Palace, has so increased the popula
lion, that the prices of provisions of all kind
have taken rise. The beef m tet particu-
larly, has made great advance :. prices Beef
steak is now quoted at Is cents per pound,
veal Is and lamb 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

William Catirg, the man who
murdered the two children of Timothy o Brien
last December, in Berlin county, New Jersey,
was publicly executed at Hackensack on
Thursday, The awful spectacle was witness
ed by upwards of two thousand people The
Wretched man conducted himself under the
galIows IN firm manner, to the surprise OF all
present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27
The National htelltgeneer says that an i'm

The National htellfgeneer says that an i'm
porlant announcement in England, and which
is exciting great attention, is development of
new principles in iron metalIurgy. The gene
raj opinion of those who are competent to
judge, says the Mining Journal, Is that the
inventions and discoveries referred to will
open an entirely new era in the manufacture
OF iron, not only with regard to its various man.
ipulatlons, but to the construction and arrange
ment of apparatus also. Immense quantities
of very valuable ore have lately been discov
cred In Northamptonshire, also in Yorkshire,
and in the west of England, within easy reach
OF the iron masters of Monmouthshire and
South Wales. II half of these rumors be cor,
rect, the iron trade will indeed be revolution.
lied.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

The more recent accounts from Australia
show no dlminution in the yield of gold. A
writer from London states Tens ofthousands
OF emlgrants are every month discharged upon
the shores Of New South Wales and Victoria
not emigrants from Great Britain only, but
Germans, Frenchmen, and representatives of
all the tribes ofpolitcal exiles who are being
driven forth from Europe Italians, Hungari.
ans, and Poles. California has sent more tba n
one large contingent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

Three strong Democratic papers in Oho,the
kallda Venture, the Luna Argus, and tie Ash
land Union denounco in strong terms the ap.
pontment Of Gen. Gibson, an Aboltionists as
receiver ofthe U. S. land office at Defiance
The Union says that the appointment "has been
commented on by the whole Democratic press
of the Northwest in a spirit Of manly and hon
est rebuke." The editor says that he "knows
the nppointee well" that the said appontee is
IAN Abolitionlst,' that his appointment twas
made in the face of well authenticated charges
of the most iuquitous rnalfeasancc as commits.
s'oncr OF the State land-cffce' and that "his
iraudulentand lawless official conduct sacrificed
the best interests of the population Of North
western Ohio"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

A WEsTER TlTLE.-They have a new ii.
tie out West, which for originality and the
force OF char acter it indicates, entirely eclpses
the old plgtail qurl, Esq A mans name.
with new title stands thus: Obadiah o.,
stock, P b" and up. b. signifies Perfct
Brick. '0ee'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27
Political Intelligence.

HhttlltEPuGts
MrssouRf.-The State organ OF the Bento-
man Democracy openly exhorts every Bento
man democrat TO vote for the wings whenever
that shall be Necessary to defeat Rotten
thai IS, an Anti Benton democrat.
! Mr.. Campbell, the wing Postmaster at ST.
/ Louis, appointed b. Gen. Taylor, resigned his
| post. to take effect JDne 30th His resignation
is returned to him. with note from the Post
| master General, saying that II was not the m.
! tention of The President to make any change
! IN the Post Office at st. Louis at present. Mr..
| C is retained because President Pierce is
willing to take the responsibility of deciding
| between the friends and enemies of Col. Ben
| ton.
Congressman. Gen. Epes Cowan withdraws
his name from the list Of candidates for Con.
gress in the 9TH district Three Generals and
Sam Caruthers, (whig) are yet in the field.
NORTH Observation-Disclosures Of Congress
will be elected August II. The candidates
are:
District - Datia Outla,o. .....H. NJ. shaw.
2-Thomas Rufiin Wilson @ Loftin.
Thos. Latham
3-Walter F. Leak 'Wiam s. Ashe
4-Ston H. Rogers Abraham w. Venabe
A. M. Lewis.
-hichHTd L I'UT year. bcofge u bOyd.
6-,JomeS W osborne. Burton Craige.
7-Burgess s. Gather. = Thomas l. Clingman.
A"Members OF Last House
Hon. Vim. Medill was inaugurated asGov.
of Ohio, on the 18th inst. He was elected to
the office Of Lieutenant Governor, and is now
Governor under the Constitution, Gov. Wood
having resigned to take a office abroad con-
ferred by the President Mr. Medil is the De.
mocratic candidate for Governor for the Fall
election.
b. II. Stone and Dir. Pierce, have settled Their
differences as candidates amicably. The dc
cisIon was terminated in favor ofDr. Pierce.
who Is now the only competitor off. Nj. Ell
lot, the Democratic candidate for Congress.
ALABAMA.-He ere there is fusion Of Wings
and OF Union Democrats against the ultra
State Rights Democracy. who assert the right
OF State o peaceably secede from the Uni
on, in progress. John A. Winston, State
Rights is the regular Democratic candidate
for Governor r. w. Walker, the Wing
nominee, has Withdrawn. leaving the field to
A. G. Nicks, Union Democrat and volun
teer candidate
WIscoNsIN.-The Wing State Convention
adjourned without nominating a ticket.
MIssIssiPPL-Albert G.. Brown, State
Rights is srumping the State as a candidate
for u S. Senator, but McRea, Secessionist, is
The real candidate Of the party. Gov. Henry
>. Foote IS canvasslng as his antagonist.
Onio.-Throughout the Northern part of
this State, strong tendency TO fusion is evin
ced by the bodies of the Wings, Free Demo.
GRAFT, Free sollers, and Temperance Demo
Gratis on the basis Of the Maine Law.
MAssACHusETTs-AD Democratic State Con.
vention is to be held at Worcester, Sept
%.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

The farmers throughout the interior of Cal
ifornia speak in glowing terms oftheir pros
poets of an abundant harvest The " heat
crop promises to be especially good. The
miners are also doing welI,and some excellent
new digsmgs have just now been discovered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27
CITY Council.

Al regular meeting of the City Council of Lynch.
burg, heln their chamber Friday evening % Jg
1853,
Present John NJ. Otey President. james NJ. LINN.
horne, Thos p. M hSampson Dugud w. P Tal,,fo
no, Henry Davis, T. o. Acree Geo. g. Curle and Cha.
w. Christian, members.
Samuel Burch, Captain of the night watch, presented
account for the last wonths service OF The nieb,
watch, which ordered to be paid us follows tow
Samuel Burch, Capt s35
+ Thornton, %
Ro. Glenn, 81
Jos. Gouidn, oe
John Miller, "a
Lewis L Mays, o.
Chas. Ryan, %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27

The cars of the Central Rail Road, will run
on the road between Waynesborough and
Staunton, on the 18th of August
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27
V''I'IJ 9u'THFTIIVW
CHAS. w. CHRISTIAN, l. ;,
L. d. JENNINGS. oohi

[
I. d. JENNINGS. Soo" u
And it being considered necessary in the opinion Of the
council TO raise the mentioned in said report by
way of evey, in addition u what may be received for
licenses and from other satisf, the lawful
charges and demands against the city for the ensuing
year,
Resolved, That the said Committee, do bring in the
necessary bills raise the sums aforesaid by way Of
levy.
The Committee to whom the accounts for coal of Il.
A. Christan and Messrs. Branstord and Watson
referred having reported them they order
ed to be padthe first for $32 and the other for $500
cents
On application of Sebastian Shaner he is allowed Ia
have license butcher for Stall No. on his
giving bond and security according the ordinance.
resolved, That Committee be appointed 10 exam
Inc the ordinance concerning Hackney Coaches, Onys'
Carts and Porters, and report by bill otherwise any
amendments thereto in their opinion necessary and
pointed to be of said Commtee
Absent by leave Thomas +. Nash.
Inc list OF the business Tax payers prepared by the
assessors being submitted TO the council, the was
carefully revised and corrected and altered adopted
as the true list by which the levy to be made the pres
ent year.
On motion, Resolved, That c Committee be pointed
to examine and enquire into the proprety of erecting
work house in this cy-when the President appointed
essfs Christian, Langhorne and Duiguid to be oil sala
Committee, whoar TO report by bill or Otherwise.
On motion, Resolved. That the President draw ON the
lreasurer IN favor OF the Chairman of the street Com
ntee for the of So 600 ~ be held by him. sub
Ject to the order of said Committee
Resolved, Tha, VIM N. Becks, poor blind num- be
aHowed to sell for the space of days reno'auhs
soaps tooth powders, &c, free of Corporation lay
Resolved That when this board aiiourns il viii meet
again on Friday evening next, at o'clock =. NJ
n ROBES. OH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27
Making



The account of VIM. H. Watson, Master of pIi,o
for 1892 25. for money paid for repairing streets n
for wal aud cleaning streets, allowed aud order,
ed to be paid.
Wm. d. Branch ESQ., Mayor returned an accom-, Sc
his transactions for the quarter ending 20 July winch
was r, ad and received-by which report he receyd
for fines DC the of $24 99cs after paving nm,
~ Tor office expenses &c, the balance of 1894 9qc
paid into the Treasury per receipt-and the Mayo
salary OF $500 for same quarter ordered to be paid
"A i"mpklhs' Treasurer made a rep TT of payments
into the Treasury by the collector within the asst month
showing that the collector has collected and paid of
water tax $95 l8; of city tax proper 81 555 I7cts, If
Rail tax s2484 SO making in all $4l34 99cts
ionPklnS, treasurer, made report concerning
Auctioneers. which read and ordered to be filed
Present, Tip. ID. Jennings, member.
The collector presented sundry suspended taxes far
the consideration of the Council of which WIS 70
Jeced aud the others confirmed and for those confirm
ed he was to have credit settlement of his accounts
he Mayor having reported the acceptance of
W. Cox, to be of the ght-watch, and recommend
ed three persons fill the vacancy the council appoint.
ed Samuel Tay lor TO that Office
The communication of Reuben Station. asking 10 te
compensated for the loss of his horse which was killed
by falling over wall his lumber house. was read
and ordered to lie the table
Inc COMMITTEE appointed to ascertain what sum If
money 1t VIII be necessary raise by way of lew 10
n eet the probable demands against the city the pse
year. made report, which being read received and
ordered to be recorded the Journal and which is in
these words and figures:
" To the Presiaent and Members of tbe Council far N,
CITY Of Lynchbmg:
The undersigned, appoin ed at your last May meet
ing to ascertain what amount will be necessary to raise
ny way OF taxation to the of the city for
the current year, beg leave submit the following as
the result OF their inquiries:
10 meet the interest due Isl Jan. and July,
1894, on $50, 900. of the !,onds of the CITY
guaranteed on account of the balance of
her subscription, for 1000 Shares in tie
Jas. Riv & Kan. CO., 50 $50 90
For tie oyerseers of the poor for benefit of
the poor of the city, 3.O00 90
For the street Comtee for repairs of Streets 1000 90
)" nisht.watch for services, 1850 %
g Hastings Court, for incidental expen.
SEES, 1000 90
for the Mayor of the city for his salary $40 90
: Master of Police, for g 400 90
= Treasurer OF city, for = 450 On
. Street lamps for oil and attendance, $40 co
" Collector of the Revenue, for salary, 200 90
= Co.hr. of the Revenue for salary, $50 90
. Clerk of the council, for salary, 900 90
= Incidental expenses of the city, 1000 90
New Court House, in part, 5000 90
. New Poor-house, complete, 1850 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-27
S25.On0 90

1t will be necessary raise the further of 500
QUO ly special Tax the city pre- per the Corporation
Tor halt mile round about and beyond pr
paying limits tor the purpose of paying the interest
become due st Janmy and July 1854 gualante ID 10
Road Company and the bonds of the city issued by
authority OF an act of the General Assembly of Virginia
passed the Gath March 84S in obedience to the Ord
nance OF the city council passed 28th December 1913.
all OF which is respectfully submitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
AMERICAN CLOCK-MAKTNG.

Yankee Clocks proverbialy the cheapest anil best
in the world mainly because circumstances have enabled
American ingenuity aud skill to apply themselves in
this direction. undepressed by Foreign rivalry or corr
petition There Is no essential reason why should
not beat the world in Watches a. well as Clocks but
few happy thoughts gave start in Clocks which
We have never lost AMI which had 10 parallel il regard
TO Watches Had the manufacture Of steel OK Hard.
ware, or Musical Instruments obtained thirty o. forty
years AGO such fOothold among that Of Clocks
and Edge Tools and Nails, actually did, haye no
doubt that it would have been equay prosperous At h
5sy and distinguished the world for tle eheayaess
aud excellence Of its products.
Mr.. Henry Terry contributes TO The HafsrJHry ia,r
con (Coun IN account Of the origin and progress Of
Calculating in this country Gin correction o.
History Of Yankee Clock-Makng,r by Dr.. WIN. A
Aeott in TSs Boston Trarelsr) which We ind deeply
interesting and instructive. We have feJ constrained
TO alter somewhat by cutting out the special aasions
10 Dr. Alooits essay but have followed Mr. Terry's
statement as closely seemed practicable, omEtiag
nothing essential The yndeaEon Of his fathers just
claims TO the first rank among American Clock makers
lie says:
Ii Terry commenced ha.ness IN clock making .nd
wstch ?, pairing in Plymouth men Nertlhlryl Conc
u 1893 Tie cane ron last llfsHr t'-u tbs ace
Nsts: bury SKY years 40. arLhsc before tt- time ben
enesged in maxim. clocks and haf been Instructed 10 Poe
Az - u was then known ana p-scnc-, IN 80 Will.9r
by Dsne BurHap AMI Ia Elst hrtt RI b. lr. Cheney
some Of he best Arsrl Clocks msi- 5y this NJ
Burusp few Of them % b. found now -ail % be-
seventy wears ola ana more sn- not whr inferior
ship the best EngAsl clocAs tlaf have been
imported from that time this DAY. and fH superior %
many ii ID. pre-ent dav. win mnre costly ey-r'r Y
that inc "a u l1s3JWhen Hr I-rrs Ie1 business
IN Plymouth, limo ny Barns Of L,'ttet :, Farm.
James Harra On Il Ws;-rbury and ion Roberts 4 Bi
tol we're knosn IS clock mixers Nnod-n ci0ckA ctIu
isftd fr long rarduium and ease. were sold s' tails NJ
fr4 ors When tb- ciecs made Wth bras
dial ard oisl for seconds and the mo0ns age, the price
wass.5
he price 5fbrass clock sas ton 1io to 90 or - 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
DEATH BY RAILROAD AT MoRRIsANLA
verdict Of the Coroner. Jury,

In the Csc Ned Upper MOrrsAns Taeay
Last Al Ocsck A. NJ by tie New-Raves O'Clock
VTRnIcr.-lhe jury IN the shove declare their
osihs that deceased to his death by being
over by Of the ensites Of the Ne".hsven Railroad
Corpsnv While running speed OF twenty five miles az
hor-sa speed underline circumstances being ing es
on6srnriehf perhaps. lu aatou
BY deceased They further nd that the
binary Il. nal or station whistle was blown by said
engine, but no wAsac given to break up short; quick
I,,ybi.is Of danger, or 10 clear the track The Jury
strongly censure the Company aud its sgent for the
e,t,ss and rscAbs>ness in not sounding the ALARM
s and also tie enc TO break up and also strongly
.ure the usual custom OF all through trans OF both the
NswHaveu and Harlem Companies IN running them at 50
crest sp. ed through stations at ne when other raias
ave on ,aid stations delivering and receiving passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

pIscouRsrs ADDRESSED 10 MIXED CONGREGATIONS !,
Jess HsS1, $3.50 fv, an gsoh-r '''a Dos
Tte fame OF The author distinguished sbjurer Of Pat
.ns gives an iD,srest these pulpit addresses aosr,
~ th.ir intrinsic character The vvness and terseas..
Il tber STYLE SD their PROPULSION Of rscy illustrations
p.k them attractive specimens &C hOmi,iicAl discoar
u,,osr.Is OF THE ENGLISH MARTYRS sy the Rrc,
TaYLES. limo Pp sS Harper Broshsrs
contribution 60 the 81 Eegsh ecclesiastie.
history, comprising the record Of visits TO various eel.
br,td .brues OF Episcopal martyrs The author writes /,
an animated but TOO ford style Gnd with srdeAt a.e
u.ut 10 the principles snd memories Of the Anskcs,
church.
THE LEPrR, AND oTHFR POEMS By Nh RrstKis Hrs,
MAS. limo. ~. Us A. Hart
AVolun- of po,ty rby = adopted member Of the socs
~ Of Friends chiefly tapes Of religious cast Il 30
tr,,s high degree OF literary culture If not Of pOs,c a.
.pir.,, d though many cith pieces are above nediOy
TINY STAR IN THE DESERT BY the Author Of hi, "a Ca,
SUNBEAM I2lO. PIP lis. james MsnTOs Co.
Another charming story irom pen, which has ATTAINED
beautiful lame for the sweetness aud purity Of il proda,
tons.
TgE DuFroUIrrE, or ISFrpELIrr, BY Rev sso.sr
STANLEY FABEK is repubhshed by William G vans VT
N. addition of RosEKr Halls celebrated DroorRss o.
NoplsS IsFIDEIITT, ana CArALoGsE o. WoRK, o. rEu
EylpEScKs OF REVEALED RELIGION.
Anew edition Of the spirited Temperance novel kiPLs
TON ar NOM WoEK for tie NAME LAW, has bees pab
hshed by jerks Hinckng y SwSn Bostos and Is sos by
Robert b. Collins in this Iiiy.
H. Long & Brother have issued reprint OF psprss
Ell gish novel HlRRY CoyEKDALE's COURrsHlP, by TIA
| author of /" Frank FNrleigh,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
CITY ITEMS.


ENTERTAyMENTs Sc, THIS EVENING.
TIE HosrccL1uKAL EXHIBITION Metropolitan Hal opea tas
AxsyssssY Of Bonker Chapter o. .. A. the Tabernacle IN
orpc.fos q The Five Pons Mon House the site Of bs Old
swtsTsFisis asD yIs At Milo. Also The ThOusard Mill
,esr. % WIZ q he Boad~sy; s.o, "The obaaie FaJ
se Luz io' I'd Bioo- en- Right" the g. Charles
,fe,,rrr In lie afternoon BsefEyed susan, And isS
Dec sheI ,, .v.r,ss W.red Lfsv Ia the a.rsOos.
Al 80. -, - ~ - sreleusg' ard A." Her Lest LegsT
TIE HpSopEo,F ~ .rd ev,nnF sosass y ns
1gT WtsnseTos CigcUs corner q .Hihs' and Innynn'e
Voor's frEfLs. No ~ BfeenSay
s-cr.r - WoNr BLANC, Cbnsle Rooms. Broadway
P.syasDs HcLT LAD. No. 80 brcs6~Ay
Ss.toEDs MlsslssIgT RrER, 10 &c b'osdVay.
BsY,s GALLEEY Chrsrsn Ar No 90 Broadway.
The weather continues very warm and up to mlingaI
there were no signs Of change The streets are also drsa
fully dry ard dusty aud need the water which they are no'
likely to get from the clouds.
FtrZ n TIE ANERrcAS HoTEt-ExrESsWE Loss
TIME PERsoSs IyJURED-Yesterday afternoon sooos
Al o'clock FIRE broke out in the large buHaiDs
On the corner Of Broadway and Barcayst' Snosh
a. the american Hotel and kept by hes'rs. Ia
ber & Son. The fire originated in the LAandly,
~ IL Tor, story and was Ocea.iones is supposed oy SONS
.,st. fIop The chimney. which on IRE al inc ums
- -, oroptity Of dry clothes The safm was
80 -. I'm, considerable delay occurred before tns
~, ,ysir streams 20 bear upon the hame%
nee al the extreme hiyht Of the building Ihs
& .,ne r,ged with greet flfy' and The names soon
NJ, :, the wing Of . build fronting on Bar
q,s ererep. however labored in the NEST ener-
nd soon sue,eeaed ia sabdGing the flames
- before the entire roof and the sixth and nih
.,o,i,. were destroyed The building throughout "A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17
LABOR AND THE LABORERS.

u-sr, he bead propose prbsA speY 49, "A he
srseles snoencty porr.ynf the rss y ad states
rllfn Of the Labore the different parts - "a
wksn psed win Be paid for BY 1he Tltbss<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

The weather continues very warn, and up TO midngaI
there were no signs Of change The streets are also drssd
fully dry ard dusty aud need the water which they are not
likely 10 get from the clouds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

LORD Z 10. Pp. 81 Charles scn5n-r.
Tie purpose Of this IS To show that the Divine
manifestation recorded in the Old Testament made
by tie person Of Jesus Christ the that in the
Hebrew orsces Is often called Jehovah and Eoh and IS
.so grated BY official les thu Messiah the Messsn
ger Aoonsi and the like. The question discussed with
great variety q SACRED and secular learning and in is
prrgres ELECTS much curious theologica sPeculaon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

Anew edition Of the spirited Temperance novel klIL.
TON. ar NoRY WoRK for tie MAINE LAW, has bees pab-
.hed by jerks Hacking q Swan. Boston, and 'Olaby
Rob.tt b. Collins in this Iiiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19
INN HALE.

TWENTY THIRD sTRsBT PRoPERrY.-YOR SALE
e the very desirable three story s.d basement
block east from Eighth avenue; has all The modern
provsmsnts and just putin complete repair Terms
main on mortgage Possession given sdiatsly
A. SIDNEY BAXTER, - Front street.
Two BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC THREE STORY FRAME
houses ned In with brick, stone and ooASs
pa,ras front and rear built IN the possible manner
With marble mastes hot and cold water ranges
20 feet by O2 feet Also lot adjoining same sye Will
be sold ssparstsy Or Of the money
Per cent Apply to DE MOTT CO., Land and Lean once
u Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-19
HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

i 4 : : y -N l~~s-N 49,.
ILLINOIS, OHIO AND MICHIGAN FARMs.-WANTED
Immediately number of good farms, from hundred
and fty TO thousand each containing wood
land with dry prairie bottoms &c. Location must be
healthy and railroad seambt landing Persons
having such farms in the above States at pree
readily fpd purchaser by sending terms
&C, to DE MOTT & CO., No 81 Chambers street.
MISSISSIPPI LAND WANTED-PGRsoNs HAVING
IVA land to sell in tho county Of kemper Nexubee will
ind purchaser by applying to CHARLES HOPKINS 50
Broadway.
SThBLE WANTHD--TO RENT-oNE IN A GOOD 10.
~ cation anywhere below Tenth strict, large enough
hold two horses and carriage, Room for car1e would
answer II tho vicinity OF tho Bowcry could not he
obtained. Apply to r. i. ROGERS 4 CO. Union HALL
Clothing Warehouse corner Of Nassau Fulton streets
NNANTED-A LARGE HOUsF-THE suBscRIBFR
wishes to lease for term of large veniept
house, with the modern improvements couterinr about
twenty-five NOT than four stories hh uitabe
gntecl boarding house situated between Barclay and
Houston streets WITHIN f.w doors west
having such house to lease will good ana
desirable tenant by addressing c. box 2Sfl Office
WANTED-A LARGE SIZED ROOM HANDSOMELY
w and comfortably furnished or third floor
with Creton water gas exclusive bath and full
beard; preferred in the vicinity of park $40 week
will be paid for such Unexcc ptionable given md
required Address H. X t. Herald ofheo.