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The reports Of the accidents are very detective
in some cases stating that several persons were in
jured, without specifying the number. The news
papers have, in some cases, given accounts of acct
dents of which the reports make no mention or have
stated that larger number of persons were injured
companies
The number of passengers carried on fourteen rail
roads, in 1851 was 1901 l5l, and the miles travelled
1877 ,635 1892.
roads in 1851, was 1877, Of whom ninety were killed
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At Bucksport, l, for California.
At New Bedford, l, for California.

RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Loss OF LIFE
We have been informed by q citizen of Chicago,
who arrived last night that accident occurred to
the Monroeville and Toledo road, about noon on
Thursday last, which resulted in the destruction of
three cars, and serious injury to ten twelve per-
sons The accident took place near Fremont, while
prssing through one of the black swamps peculiar to
that region, and was the result Of placing two heavy
locomotives together on road, by whose weight
the rails were pressed apart and the upset and
smashed. brakeman and a conductor Of o gravel
train were so seriously injured that no hopes were
entertained of their recovery when our informant
left, and eight others badly bruised. The bag
gage express and one passenger car were ruined It
matter of surprise that out Of four hundred pas
.scngers so few were injured--C Cincinnati, Times,
Jan. 10.
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to the Ship Ya,ris Of America.

The following is an addition to the account we
published on the 3lst ut. of the history of shipbud
ing in New York. 1t comprises the vessels con-
structed by Messrs. Eckford Webb and Henry w.
A. Barclay, from ls47 to 1852, inclusive:-
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


MIR. C. wRIGHrs DANCING ACADEMY MILITARY
lN1 Hall, Bowery, opposite Spring sreet-Mr. Wright
would inform his friends that his second quarter w0
commence Saturday January Is. Persons subscribing
will receive four months tuition for the quarter For
particulars inquire at Mr. Wsresdence 16 Tenth street
NEW CTASSES.-BR0OKES DANCING ACADEMY, AT
IN his new Assembly Rooms, No. 36l Broome street
The most fashionable STYLES OF this country and Europe
taught in the shortest possible time and moderate
terms new class for ladies aud misses Tuesday at
ternoon, from till o'clock new class for gentemeA
Tuesday evening from 7 til 10t o'clock Also,
GLASS for children Wednesday afternoon from 81 III
q O'Clock.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.


NTEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. No. 81 CROSBY
IN sircciAuclion sale Of Horses, carriages harness
sc ,scPSry Monday and "Wednesday, al twelve O'Clock
JOHN H. tAlftNln Proprieor
A. G. TuI11R, Auclioncer.
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,.,,,,. vl e,s.s BUZZ BY Henry A. ". BARCLAY.
1ss, ...shiR. AAyZ' 1,55SSSS zersga Co.
:. ....., do. n. Iioves, 100 rowes, Godfrey Co.
-. Steamer Sunswick, Iegate Ferry Co.
1910 !. Bari Bark Agnes, 400 siakin 4 Ironside.
.schr. Bet Betty Bliss, : George 20 Rollins
Bark Agnes and ship Maria are good carrying yes.
sells, and at the same time rank with the fastest of
The clipper class. Both have frequently made the
passage from Rio Janeiro to this port in twenty,
latter vessel is seldom equaled and cannot be snr-
passed.
The Betty Bliss was exqusitely beautiful in model
and proportions. and was Of surprising speed While
being fitted out for the first voyage in lS49 she was
visited and admired by thousands, many of whom
were nautical men, and who, Bfrom her extremely
long and sharp build, and taut, raksh rig inferred
at once that she was destined for some illegal traffic.
Alter arriving at San Francisco, her owners who
went the voyage in her, employed her in trading be-
tween the islands of the Pacific and the main land.
she was wrecked about year ago in the harbor of
Valparaiso by collision.
:, Mr.. Barclay at an early age, evinced decided
disposition and talent for mechanical pursuits. and
while an apprentice with Mr. VIM. Fl. Webb made
rapid proficiency in acquiring a, knowledge Of the
apprenticeship, his father, Mr.. Anthony Barclay of
the British Consulate in Mis- city, established him in
business at Hoboken, where the above vessels were
built and launched in the course Of three years After
the loss of the Betty Bliss, Mr. Barclay, finding his
only perqustes and the sole remuneration of his en-
terprise and toll consisted merely in the renown he
had obtained for himself and requiring more sub
stantlal support, relinquished his ship yard, and
has since confined himself chiefly to repairing and
fitting out vessels. Some of them we have seen re-
novated and repaired by him with great taste and in
creased strength and durability in the vicinity of his
present place, No. 232 West street.
Among the list of quick passages may be classed
the following, made by the clipper ship Memnon,
Capt. Gardiner
Left New York Nov 6, 1913, for Liverpool, and
took pilot oil Point Lynas at 1890 on the night of
days eight hours.
Left Liverpool Dec. 10, 1913, for New York, and
arrived on the evening of January Ii, lsl9-twenty.
six days twelve hours.
Left Canton Jan. ., 1850. and arrived at New
York April s-eightynine days.
Lett San Francisco Nov. o, 1850 and arrived at
Canton Dec. l5-thirty.six DAYS.
Left Canton March 2s, 1851, and arrived at Bonn
hey May 1 going the southern passage by Straits of
Sunde, in forty days and half.
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Posr OFFICE OPERATIONS Established I.oon
Lake. StcuheD county, New York; G. w. Brownson
Postmaster. observation-disclosures Broomc
county n. y; West Tyre, Seneca county, n. K;
Lyons Hollow, Steuben county, N, T.
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ABSTRACT OF THE STATISTICS OF THIRTY RAILROADS.
The aggregate length Is ], 90l Y miles,
Do. do. amount of capital is . $50 9s3, $50 90
Do. do amount of stock paid in is. 1856 ,S62 "a
DO. do amount of funded and float
ing debt is.............. 4l7l2eI1 SO
The annual rate of interest the funded
debt is from to per cent being gene
rally per cent.
The total cost of road and equipments u.s. 8o34 45e 20
The average cost per mile OF single track 36701 80
The aggregate length OF miles laid is..c. 1870.
Do. do. length of miles laid lnclud
ing double track and sidinss, is....... 2,277 $40
The agg egate number of loo. engines is. 446
Do do. number of passenger cars il 441
Do do. number OF baggage, mail, en-
igrant and second class IL ....... 272
The aggregate number of freight cars ISL. 1906
The average speed Of passenger trains In
motion, miles pes hour, s.............. c6k
The average speed of freight trains in
ton, miles per hour, Observation-Disclosures. l5L
The average weight of passenger trains, ex
elusive of passengers and baggage, tons. 453y
The average weight Of freight trains exclu.
sive OF ireignt tons .................. e5,4
Aggregate tons carrieds ..:........... 2,2O6, 622
The aggregate number of miles run by pas
senger trains is... 4421, 40
freight trains is. :.......... sOssa7s
The average distance travelled by each pas
senger is, miles. ..................... 40 10
The average distance each ton Of freight is
moved miles Observation-Disclosures. SO 21O
The average number Of tons Of freight, per
train. ..............:.......... 50 40
The average cost per mile Of single track
for maintenance Of way ............... a44O "A
The average cost per mile run by passen-
ger train, for repairs Of machinery, is
The average cost b same for freight trains 1853
Average cost Of operating the roads per / 1000 pas.
sengers carried ONE mile, classified under different
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vTNHE COMPREHENSIVE FIRM OF D0DD VESSEL
dissolved the 10th day Of January, inst, by
tual consent and The business will be continued by the
Arm of nodd Strong, with whom the books Of the firm
of Iodd Vessel are left and 10 whom all claims due
said firm must be paid GE0RGEP D0DD,
HERMANN h. VESSEL.
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CIIKS, COAKs, AND SHAw1S.-JUST RECEIVED,
- full assortment Of plain pcu dc sole, Marie Louise
blue chocolate brown ashes Of roses aud all other de-
sirnbe shades also rich brocade some new paid ana
gace silks coas and manlas at reduced prices can
ton and other shawls aceS and enbroderes For
sale by TIFFANY CUTTING, 32l broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-24

FREE Son NOMINEES IN OHIo.-The Free Soil
State Convention, at Columbus, Ohio, put in nomi-
ilton, for Governor; BENZ. Bsse of Lake, for Lieu
tenant Governor; Reuben Hitchcock, of Lake, for
Supreme Judge; William H. Graham, of Franklin,
for Secretary of State; j. w. Chafin, of Clinton for
Treasurer Of State; Cooper K. Watson, of Seneca,
for Attorney General; and Alonzo o. Blair of Lick
ing, for Board of Public Works.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-24

lotel mportatons.. S2ol5, lJ7
The principal items OF import during the week,
were az folows:-Segars, s29,500; copper sheeting,
t24sss: iron, 23,90s hardware $3329l; tin,
sj3lal; sugar s36,359; watches, $50 $50.
The New Creek Coal Company has completed The
purchase of most eligible dock property at Locnst
Point, Baltimore, convenient for the shipping in the
port, end having eighteen feet depth Of water along
side. The connection with The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad con easily be effected At this point, and The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-24

MURDER N OHIo.-A man by the name of
iemuel James was killed by one Reed, near rum
had been drinking. and quarTelled about something
James slapped Reed in the face and Reed stabbed
James three times from the effects of which he died
in three quarters Of m hour. Reed is In jail Co.
f,mbia JOp,t0i, Jan. 81.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

HRAMERCY HOTEL, 90s BR0ADWAY.-T0 THE
VI Public.-The copartnership of Donadi g. Co., is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent Of the undersigned
Geraamo Donald having purchased the entire interest Of
William Andem in and TO the said copartnershp, pro
perty and business. All debts and demands due the late
firm must lie paid to said Geraamo Donald who Ia
alone authorized to receive the same; and all debts
against said firm will be presented to him for payment
when due WILLIAM ANDEM,
q. DONALD
The business Of the hotel will be continued usual by
the subscriber alone who Is prepared TO accommodate
the resident and travelling public in style unsurpassed
by any other in the city. G. DONALD
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The steamer Honda was built in connection with
Mr.. George Collyer.
The Rotary is 20 feet long, 10 feet beam, Al deep;
was built for an application Of Mr. Barrows new rota.
~ engine, and it is said, can beat any boat Of her
SIZE or three times as large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-24

State Engineer, says the Albany alas Of the 2lst
inst, we select the following interesting statistics
They constitute the abstract and summary Of the re-
ports received by him from the several railroads in
the State-
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DOARD AND ROOMS IN A PRIVATE FAMILY-TO
and back paror with bedroom to EACH unfurnished all
connected the second floor, to family Of not more
than four persons Apply at % Grove street. or store
306 Pearl street.
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A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN CON
IA Portable rooms, with board at-21 Walker street
west OF Broadway
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DOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.-A FEW SINGLE
Id gentlemen, gentlemen and their wives, be ac
commodated with board and pleasant room. Inquire at
116 Columbia street
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VI ASsAR'S POUGHKEEPSIE BRE.WERY-ESTABIISH
ed 1797.-The undersigned continue to manufacture
the celebrated Poughkeepsie PALE amber and Xxx and
porter for home consumption, and the markets of Cali
fornia, South America, Australia and the Indies. For
shipping the article is put up heretofore in wood
and iron bound casks manufactured expressly for such
purpose Orders received at their depot, lie Warren
street. New York, or at the brewery, Poughkeepsis.
NJ VASSAR & CO.
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DOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR
I'D two or three single gentlemen can be accommodated
with furnished and board The house is fitted up
with modern improvements and cold baths Ap-
ply ut 1872 Sullivan street, door from the corner Of
Houston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-24

MILLS AT PATERSON, N. j. FOR SALE OR TO LET
IN1 The cotton mill, lot, and water privileges, known
the Essex Mill For particulars, apply to JOHN COLT
President Of the Paterson Manufacturing Company. Also
the mill lot and water privilege formerly occupied by
Plummer Prince. as print works For particulars ap-
ply to TH0S o. SMITH Agent Society U. M.
Paterson Dec 49, 1862.
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ONE FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, WITH OR WITH
~ out board two unfurnshed, to persons of quiet
and gentee habits at 1l9 First avenue convenient
stage routes,
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At Providence, ], from Zanzibar
At Philadelphia, l, from Calcutta.
At Charleston, s. c., l, from Calcutta.
At New London, l, from Sandwich Islands.
At New Orleans, l, from Calcutta.
The whole number OF clearances in the United
States for the East Indies are lao viz at
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DOARD-A PLEASANT ROOM, ON SECOND FLOOR
ID neatly furnished, to let, with board to gentleman
and his wife, or two single gentlemen Reference given
and required. Apply at No Crosby street
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TENANTS REGISTER.

FULTON STREET LOT TO LEASE FOR A TERN or
Il years, No. 49,, opposite St Paul's, II by ~
Apply to DAVID RAFT, 3S1 broadway.
YTNO WHOLESALE CIOTHIERS-LOTIS IN BROADWAY
i to let.-The whole of the upper part Of the new
building of Spring street in the immediate vcin
ty Of the St. Nicholas Hotel the Prescott House. the
Coamore House, and the Metropolitan Hotel Apply ct
Alb BROADWAY.
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DOARD-782 BROADWAY, NEAR EIGHTH STREET
ID suit Of newly and elegantly furnished parors
with closets, permanent washstands &c. with without
OF the season. II
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ID ing of a gentleman, his wife, two children from Ave
to six years old, and servant, in genteel boarding
house private family where they have
themselves and place for the servant Board not to ex
coed per week and location not above Blocker street
Please address box No. s, Herald Office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT MEALS, TO
Il gentlemen only, at "a Walker street, few doors
west Of Broadway.
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DRANDY, sEGARS, DATES, TEAS, AT AUCTION
ID Tuesday, January 25th, at 10n o'clock at 81 hey
street Of Greenwich large assortment Of teas
black and green coffee rice sugar, maccaroni vermi
Gill; lentL jujube paste currants raisns prunes nuts.
dates brandy peaches, preserved sweetmeats, brandy
wines, segars gin rum. tobacco whiskey. &c.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctioneer
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r OTIS TO LET-THE LARGE LOFTS IN THE NEW
IL store No. 30 Vesey street, Of Church, with
superior light finished in the best manner, with modern
conveniences well suited for wholesale clothing house.
being in the Of extensive improvements that are
being made. Apply TO VAN DUSEN JAEGER,
80 Liberty street.
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DOOM, AND BEDROOM ADJOINING TO LET-WITH
N full partial board, to gentleman and wife, or
single gentlemen. Rooms pleasant second floor. Fa
mily very small and private. Please apply at 70 Barrow
street.
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VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUG
tion.-Houses and lots and vacant lots, wash
ington Park Brooklyn, will be sold by JAMES COLE
Monday Jan. "a, at IL o'clock Mt the Merchants M
change This property is Myrtle, Park Flushing Van
berbilt Clinton Portland and Carlton avenues and on
Oxford, Ryerson Houston, and Cumberland streets Tia
is the most desirable sale that has taken place for the
last year. and offers great inducements either for improve
ment or investment.
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NOR sAIE.-TWEIyE FINE RING CIRCUS HORsuB -.
IL four ponies, well broke with canvas wagons hax-
and all the paraphernaa for first raHs
circusformerly johnson Co.'S. To be sold the vhoSe
part, to suit purchasers.
JOSEPH Crosby Rridnonn.A ~
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.
At Philadelphia, 8, from California, via Rio.
At Alexandra, 4, from Callao.
At Charleston, S. c., 2, from California, via Rio.
At Mobile, l, from California.
At Bangor, l, from California, via Rio.
At Hyannis, /, from California.
At Richmond, l, from Callao.
At Salem, from Panama.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-24

Tor sAIE-THE TWO HOUSES AND LEASE OF IOr -
IL North Moore street. Greenwich street Tho -
is rs feet front S7h feet deep. There IL two stsrv
frame building ON the 'front.' Is rented for ESQ :
year, but be improved to pay large reata Y
not sold at private sale will be sold at auction ct ths
Merchants Exchange, by Anthony J. Reecker, ON tAs
eth inst. Apply to GEO, W. WELSH, IA GresowieA
street
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AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF BRANDIE.s
n Wines whskey rum, gin, champagne, segars, &c
all the well known brands imported for wholesale buy
ers and for sale in quantities to suit at saving of TWEEN
ty per cent, By WI. II. UNDERHII 430 Broome street
corner of CrOSby
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TNO MATTERS AND OTHERS.-A GOOD OPPORTU-
i nifty, and chancellor sale, stock, fixtures.
and good will Of the wellknown hat store No 367 Hud-
street It has been established eighteen years. and
doing good business. The whole for selling
ont Is in consequence Of i'll health of the present
lease will be given If desired. Inquire Of
OLIVER SECOR No. 1867 Hudson street
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CORNER GROCERY STORE FOR SALE OR no IxY-
~ The three story brick house and grocery store Ne
AZ Carmne street corner of Bedford street with stable N
the rear first rate stand for business. will be ssld
very accommodating terms leased to good tsos01
for term of years. Apply to
WIN. H. TERRY l41 West Thirteenth strast
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NOR SALE-A DINING, OYSTER AND DRINKING
IL saloon; the place doing a handsome business:
and the stock fixtures and lease will be sold at great
bargain the present proprietor has other business re-
curing his whole attention. Apply to C. b HOWES Ne.
Sc Nassau street
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At Salem, 7, for Zanzibar.
At Baltimore, 4, for

Australia ......2 Maurus
Cape Town...............1
IOtals
PACIFIC TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES.
The whole number Of arrivals from ports in the
Pacific, in the United States including those from
alto ui1 NJ
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A PARTAIENTS TO LET, VIZ. A PARLOR AND BED
a room with bath attached, second floor; pario
with two bedrooms adjoining the third floor and at
bedrooms to let to gentlemen with breakfast il required
References exchanged Apply at No 13S Blocker street
west Of Broadway
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TITO IET-NEAR BROADWAY, IN THE REAR or
i Grace Church, the second and third floor, unfur-
nshed, with privilege of bath room kitchen and oenag
Terms, $25 per month for each 90 -~v
y -, rartcr on the first floor, furnished, With
or without bonrd Apply at 96 Fourth avenue, opposite
Eleventh street, with reference given and required
TITO DAGUERR1Srs. LET, POSSESSION IMNE.
datey, the whole of the upper floor and half Of the
third floor Of the story brown stone store eighty feet
deep, No 345 Fulton street Brooklyn just above Myrts
avenue and opposite Court street. Montague place ana
the City Hall. 1t will be rented for a term Of yesrs Ct
reasonable price. Apply to VALENTINE G. HALL. at
nine NJ or five PM, at No. 16 Gramercy park, Twen-
eth street, between Third and Fourth avenues, NY
Two IET-PART OF NEW HOUSE. CONSISTING OF
four rooms orr the second floor, two rooms on the
third floor togehe with back basement pleasantly oca
ted in Fast Brooklyn, Myrtle avenue will be let now
to good tenant Apply at 276 Pearl street, New York
DUsNFSS OPENING. TO LETT THREE LARGK
ID handsome stores, in Fulton near Clason ave-
nue., Brooklyn neighborhood improving 80 fast % -
offer fine chance to grocers, dry goods hardware DEAL
ers &C. Of soon getting into large and profitable bu
Apply to
r. I. CROOK, q Pine street, New York.
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DOARD-A FRONT ROOM WITH BEDROOM ADJoTN-
~ ing, the second loor with board may be had in
few days, ut No. 10 Wooster street,
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TITO RENT-THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. 02s
Broadway. The house is 81 by IS feet and 10 suit
able for dwelling business purposes Possession saa
be had Immediately. Apply at No. Il Clinton place.
TITO BE IET-THE DRUG STORE NORTHWEST CORNER
l. avenue and Sixteenth street, the best situation
north OF Fourteenth street, east of Third Also
six floors each suitable for small families Apply to
J. W. GEORGE, No. 3l3 Second avenue, west a
Twentieth street.
TTNO LET-FIvE NEW BRICK BUILDINGS ON FIF-
j tieth street, between Broadway and Eighth avenue,
having all the convenience Of Croton water Also neat
story cottage in Yorkvile. Apply between IL and
p NJ, to JAMES A. SIMoNS 81 Chambers street.
vJ,o LET-A TWO STORY COTTAGE ON E1GHTIETH
street first house west of Second avenue; possessioa
immediately Rent, $50 from till LIST Of May. Fur
particulars inquire at 1876 Broadway, Of Brooa
street No o. third floor between the hours Of 10
A. NJ. and az +. NJ
vJ,o ILT-FRoM THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT,
sooner If desired desirable house in South Brook
yn in the vicinity Of the South ferry. The proprietor
being about to leave for Europe will only rent TO some
party who will purchase his furniture which is completes
new, having been in year and which at pre-
sent is insured for So 600 Address box 1885, Post Oce.
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JNOR SAIF-THREE HOUSES IN SHERIFF SrRUlF
near Grand, ten houses In First avenue, heuss
in Fifteenth street near Second avenue, FIVE houses
lars inquire Of JOHN ATTRIDGE $40 Tenth stree4.
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS.
On nnn BOTTLES OF CHOICE GRADES OF
AOeOUO brandies, vines rum, gin whiskey,
cordias, syrups, &c. &c, imported by VIM. H. Under
hill and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers whole
other house. VIM II. UNDERHIIL, 430 Broomc street.
g 0OO DOZEN DUBLIN STOUT AND FALKIRK
l.UUU ale, just received by the Glasgow and Sid
dons. Also hand, Younger's, Tenants, Campbcls
&C., Scotch Ale London Porter, xxx Stout and Phiade
phia Ale and Porter superior to any the market For
sale by VIM II. UNDERIIIIL,
$50 Broome street. cerner of Crosby