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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-24
Supreme C00rt-Special Term,
RefOrA Hon Judwa Rnnaaveit

SEPT, 23.-Isaac A. Wris@ rs. Joseph Delafela and
others The plaintiff not to receive deed and OF
course the other parties to the contract not required
to be ready to deliver deed until all ssssvs
potes At two, three four AID five ysass paid
Pay ment therefore, instead Of being
WITH or dependent the giving Of good title 10 the
premises purchased BY the very terms of the agree
pent to precede that act aud at average iateeva
OF more than two years-in other words, the plaintiff
to oepeId on the covenant to givs good title In
stead of . deed for tbs ei,ls itself. =
On review Of the peaoinga and proofsI see difficulty
in giving good sufficient title for the premises sold
The Injunction. therefore to the notes pet pad
should be dissolved, and the plaintiff lett to his remedy
on the covenant of the company. Mr. Delafsh signed
the covenant as their agent He either had .hority
for 90 doing or be had not II he had. his signature
bcuId his prDsilA; if he had not his signature bound
himself Mr. DelAfeld AYERS and we have no reason to
doubt the ayermsn that he has ways been ready
willing and able ard now H. to fulfil the Contract on
the part Ct the company "to make, or cause to bs
made grod and sufficient title for the said premises
Judgment must be entered that this defendant
Dss field cause to BIS executed proper conveyance TO
bs approved to its form and OF execution by
OF the justices Ct this court that the plsotG pay
the principal aud interest Of the notes. and costs Of
the defendant respectively in this court and ia tina suits
on tho notes, and that thsreupon the conveyance SO
delivered to the plaintiff. Tho question Of sllo =.
ancs reserved until the settlement Of the order.
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them IN the fruits Of tAe AuBbAndnas's labss depend
Of last fer As eonsunaaston the favor and ssng
Of Heaven; Ard that In tnts d haler th'ngs PAU
nay plant aud Apsliss water, but Gd gigeth tas IN
Crease
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The Brooklyn Fire Insu rsnos.

OrI1U, WALL s1Ksfr. Nav YORK sept. 20, 1858
JAMES GORDON BENNETT ESQ
SIR 10 Jour report 10 the Herald this morning II b.
upos the factory la MARSHALL st<sst B~eSh
in copsunsd by 6rs Wednesdas night you put dow
thiscompssy NJ IS o66 Ths ie en- This Company
hsd no poicy upoa that p-ovevty Yours truly.
CHAS. l., CLARKE, 6oorotasv.
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Among ths victims to the prevailing epiAAsc Ia MosslA
e &c, Hsss Batter bs propueex q the THEATRE ssx
rrssident OF a he Tssuvsss Oseososss He dc1 IN
he rsss&ssss 0oysuaaet ssset Noodle % tks II h
nat
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krs. Bsrsh levy has bssa sppcsntss keeper OF ths
high 'houss &C Hsrs ~ Gfsssss nj, Va sacs her Do.
yeassd az ssani.
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"priAs, pomp md cireunsanse q Gsisas vax sss ma
Day replaced ~ the PRIDE pemp cd circsmssaos q
glorious cattle show; and instsad If thirty tAoussaA
armed men mingng In bloody strife TIE field Of battle
we zee around Us twios that number Of the ons
and the other. arIayed in the gay hsonimsaes
OF peace, and contsnding in frerdly rivalry for
the prizes OF succe sfu Industry, under their
cwn vius aDi fg tres and TO make then
afraid - Let us thapk God, and the noble ex-
eItions of our assnt tost TINS our hsppy
lot to iay-hst ro I'D 70 excoAnge the ssod
spear for he pruning hook and tns plough aud
In bstsr "to su5due the earth" Tor tbs susie
nsrce ard not tbs dess auction of mau. This IL the
holy ard bsre6cent task which the Founder OF the Uni
verse whs he created tia heavens aud the earth
sirned 10 When he had separated the earth from
under the heavens and commanded the earth
10 irg forth grass and every living eres ure altar his
kiud snd the to bring fsrtn svsry moving
tUTs thst hath life add fowl that may fly aoJve the
Earth In the open hrmauent OF heaven" he invested
Tith dominicn them all aud babe him be
fruitful ard multiply, and repsesish the earth and
that the calling in which engaged. and whose
interests Rave brought together to-day, n,lssess
snd ulobtIusye az II is In its daily walks 10 By tbs
EXPRESS appointment OF God II u the sursi primitive
and universal employment Of ssn. From the dsv in
and goodness in the garden of sdsu dress and to
keep it. " and In which all cattle and every beast Of
the 6eld snd every fowl OF the air were successfully
brought before him, 10 be named by him to that in
which each Of l. 6uset 10 the caro- OF his
allotted portion of the common inheritance II mas bsen
every where and all time chief occupation OF Che
human family. Tho of subsistence 10 ALL and
supp materials for the industry and employment OF
every other cass IL is that shich all other human
occur stiers depend and ~ithout which none of the
could for moment exist. 1t is not to be wondered At
then. that agriculture hss ia ali ages of the world aud
in al countries, been primary object Of ssctuds TO
The State and 1t Is ciroumssnc1 worthy Of remsck,
thst it has received tho groAsst encouragement
attained its hgbest perfection in those STATES
Gent sBc cdsIn, which have been most distinguished
by their tree institutions the magnitude OF their power
and achievements and The grandeur Of their pubic
policy Tina Of the States Of antiquity to whom 1t
specially belonged, in the language OF one OF her
gCsrs, endors led by history,
Inn tlna--
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SAFES.


nEFIANCE SAIAMANDER SAFES-C j. GAYIER.3
~ pntcnt-ROBERr NJ PATRICK, No. 20 John street
IL the sole manufacturer in the United States OF the
above original and only reliable Salamanders both A, re-
CARDS security against fire and burglars Every safe sold
at this manufactured under the personal
sspernendence OF Mr.. G. Gayer whose experience OF
twenty six years rs safe maker together With the nany
severe tests which safes Of his manufacture have tr
umphantly wthstood in this and other cities warrant
the subscriber in recommending them a. superior Va anv
m sss. They are the on, ssfss 10 which Mr. asfans
new patent impenetrabe defiance lock il cso b ar
pen large number Of these locks are already in
from the perfect security which they afford against No
efforts Of the most skR Burglars either BY means Of
convenience, simplicity and durability combined, src
rapidly increasing in public estimation snd are confident
ly oferd equal, not superior 10 any lock In The
world Safes OF all sizes suitable for merchants bankers
jewellers, record Offices steamboats, &C., fire aud THIEF
proof bank vault doors plate chests for private families
40, hand foe -sie, and made to order a the depst
No % John street, corner VI Gold, by
ROBERT " PATRICK.
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ExI1rAnoS ~ BANK Cs.gry. Is rs -f,ry of 81. York
JDfsfi.f
...s2I 10. so SO 81 sss

Long before all these institutions expire ~ limi-
taton, probably W. shall have double the banking
capital and circulation now in existence. A, the
charter. Of the banks included in the above state
ment run out they WI be renewed under tho pro-
visions Of the general banking law. There il no
danger but thar we shall have 81 great an increase
in banking in this state. ~ our want require The
danger i in 2 too rapid increase The paper i3-ue-
Of our banks arc, without doubt. better secured than
those Of any other state in The Uuion and thcy are
annually improving. A. the charter, Of the old safety
fund banks expire their circulation /, withdrawn
and ressued upon the basis Of the stock security de
posted with the Comptroller, Very few ol the oil
banks are wound up
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.iScY-.rsrE or NNw YORK.

Ten individual bankers. who have heretofore given
notice Of their intention to close their business hay-
ing complied with the provisions Of section & chapter
80. laws Of ISL by rcdeeming ninety per cent Of
their circulation have withdrawn the securities held
in trust and deposited an amount OF money sufficient
to redeem the balance OF circulation outstanding.
The annexed table shows the number Of banks
whose charter, will expire in each year, from the
lst January 1853, to the 1t January 1866 both in
elusive the amount they entitled to circulate and
the amount in actual circulaou and on hand on the
lst December, lsj2
EXPIRATION ~ BANK Cs,gryr. ~f,ry Nts York
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Excess or imports over exports. s., 4S4 ob'
This i by no means favorable exhibit. The ey-
cess of imports over exports is very great At this
season we must expect heavy weekly balance
against us on our foreign trades but the exports have
been unusually small. while the imports have been
exceedingly large. But for the foreign demand for
or breadstuns. our weekly report OF exports would
make a sorry appearance. We do not see how
freights can be long sustained IN the face Of thi,
limited outward movement OF merchandise.
The Superintendent of the Banking Department
gives the annexed statement OF the and loca-
tons Of such banks have given notice of their in
tenton to close their business the greatest amount
OF circulation issued to said banks and the amount of
circulation outstanding the first day Of December
lsj2-
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THE MILITARY.

A TIE REGULAR MEETING OF THE Hill. GUARD
IA held at their armOry Saturday evening. January
18th at No ~ A. after their return from their
first annual target excursion ii unanimous resolved
That the thank. OF this company be rendered TO in
ved guests OF this OCCASION also for the valuable prizes
presented to by guests also tender our heart
felt thanks Mrs Martin Hill and other ladies'
who presented with those beautiful wreaths on this
occasion and their days be and the flowers
presented to this company, bright also, TO Martin Hill
from whom the company derives its name, we tender
sincere thanks for the valuable presents made to
this occasion and would add his path be one Of
usefulness through life peace plenty and prosperity
attend him through al his business transactions, until
those who know him now will know him forever
We would also return thanks TO the members Of the
Connel Goa I'd Tor the usc Of their colors this
sion y. W. LAWRENCE, Capt.
1HoNAs HoBSoS, Sec'y. J. r. LIVINGSTON. lst Lieut.
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AT A MEIIiSG OF thu SECOND COMPANY COLO
n lanc. hold I'll uermifnnc Hill the following rc,G

At A MEETING or thu SECOND COMPANY COLON
~ Gues, held OF Hermitage Hall the following rcso
buttons adopted -
Resolved That We return sincere thanks 10 in.
,itod guests, Messrs. J. Bishop !. DAWSON, j. Cue, T.
impartial in which they distributed them. Also
10 Lieutenant y w. iook for splendid watch and chain
Also to Miss F-her Of Ninth street and Miss Jessup Of
Orchard street for tho beautiful wreahs presented
prizes.
Resolved That 10 Mr., Fish Of the Manhattan Hotel
cannot express gratitude in words for the stump
iuou. dinner furnished the day OF our excursion
and We would recommend all companies to our worthy
hostess,
Received That the above rc ,olutons be pub.l in
the New YORK Herald j.. j. IEAlON Chairman.
~. EoppY Secretary.
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DRY GOODS,


CuXS. COhKS, AND SHAWIS.--Jt.sr EfCfaYED
full sotnrOt OF plain poult d sole Marie louise
blue chocolate brown ashes o. roses end all other de-
sirsble shades also rich brocsde, some plaid and
gsco Ska ci0sks snd msnas Al reduced prices caD
ton ini olhsf shass aces aud cnbroideres For
$40 ~ TUgbHY & CUTTING, 81 BtoAdsaT
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A MEXICAN RIFLES. ANNUAL. REGDIENrAL BALL,
Rat Nblo saloon Thursday ening Jan. 10th 1858
The commtc. beg to the friends othe Seven
" first regiment American Rifles. that no pains ex
penee ha been spared 10 make this the best ball of the
and that wiz be spared to promote the
fort md enjoyment Of all that may favor them with their
attendance Tickets be procured Of any member Of
tho regiment, and OF Lieut. Colonel Moodys, No l3z
Chatham street Mai parhcf Gothic Hall and Of Capt
Wheeler. 1is PeEry street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-18

nEBAY'S NIOUKRENOl,EO HAS NEVER FAIIND 10
~ tho worst cases Of falling of Of tho hair n
two three days trial will convince any lady gsn
tleman Of this The following il from Benson Lossing
author OF the Field Book Of the American
"NEw YORK, Aug3, 1867 am delighted with the
sautary effects of Delays Nioukrenoleo in not only
resting the falling or Of my hair but promoting itS
growth upon a spot which had become nearly bald
There is fine growth thereon and my hair dos
not, heretofore, out in small win rows in tAe
comb am satisfied that another half dozen bottles WI
give the head covering Of ten ago My wife has
used it with the effect and would not be without IT,
toilet material Please send it sooD are usiag
the last bottle Yours, very truly, BHssoyJ IOaar0"
NKw YORK, March Is, 1S52-We have used Delays
Niouhrenoeo in family with singular success; fact
it has accomplished almost miraculous results in restsr
ing and strengthening the hair and feel convinced that
il by far the best and most elegantly got up prepara
ton in the market. Yours, respectfully,
r. SAUNDERS, No ~ Park place"
Tor sale BY +. French, bookseller, No i3s NassAs
street. T. J. (rowen bookseller. No 500 Broadway; De
witt Davenport, b0okselers Tribune Buildings Mrs D.
Sargent No ST. Marks place, and booksellers Generosity:
also. in Brooklyn by Mrs Hayes, No IFS Fulton street
n B-INtters must be addressed 10 Dr. Il. L. DEBAY,
(core OF Il Frsnch,) No. 135 Nassau street.
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A ENCOURAGEMENT CHARLES y. NORTON, NEW
n York VIII publish soon-Thc Naval and Mail steam
or, a. the tinted States, BY Charles y Stuart Engineer
in chief H. s. NJ. vol Ato, splendidiy illustrated Quar-
tery Iapcrs the Civil and Mechanical Engineering q
America IN 4to, With steel plotcs, part 1 The Naval
Try Docks Of the United state, third edition The Anna
tafci Paragraph Bible NIB maps, illussraticns notes
references 6c vol l. Genesis 20 Isaab. Thoughts for
tho Tax Payers of the CITY OF New yor, by scnex The
Surveyors and Engineer, field Book for Reference No
Iaurns System Of Writing IN twelve psrts Guilds Hand
Book for Librarians Peoples iDjsx 20 Periodical aicrs
turc hortoDs Daod oss q l4fs ns1rapce second sii
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NEW PUBT.ICATYONs.

~ RA1lS.-NEW PUBLICATIONS. "A POPULAR TREA-
N tise The and Of neryou,iy debiitaeA
health and cniccbed constitution that harrss the Young
bescis the Of pleasure business aod study, ANA en-
bt,prs old age just published and 10 be had GRATIS.
y addressing pos, paid box 100 Broadway po4, Office,
Ne1 York.
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HyANIED TO IET-A SMALL FURNISHED BKD.
w room, to respectable female also child Ia
board from four TO five years old where it viii meet
with mothers Please call al 139 and 135 (old
and new numbers) Elizabeth street third floor back ROOM
near Broome street. Can DC seen for week.
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INSTRUCTION.

THl'fE FlIHS WANTED 70 COMPLETE A CLASS
il in history, geography French. spanish mathemat
ic. tactic. arithmetic. &c Addrc- Professor Herald
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WHOLESALE SEGAR BUSINESS FOR sAIE.-THE
w proprietor Of well established business, paying
from 81 800 to 81 900 per will sell the TO
any party who Il willing TO pay fair bonus The stock
hand i small and win be sold low. The location IL
the most desirable in the lower part OF the city
and where an increased trade be confidently relied
upon. Satisfactory for selling viii be given To
any party wishing TO enter into safe and profitable
business good opportunity is offered. FOR particulars
address segars, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-18

VNTIHDOW CURTAINS--pRICE3 REDUCED-N0 ~
w Pearl street. corner Of WILLAMETTE subsoriheru
prepared 10 sell tho balance OF their stock Of curta
Materials at grestly reduced prices; silks and wsrsed
damask lace and muslin curtains, window corniceS AaA
all kinds OF curtain trimming, AT wholesale or retad.
CHIIIS SMITH, Practical UphOlsterera.
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1,HE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FANCY STORE
for sale, No 206 Canal street, the proprietor being
about TO leave the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-18

vI,HE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURING
j Company 50 Maiden lane, New York have just re
ceyed their factory SO 900 pairs Of metallic IAdia
rubber boots and Shoes Go0dyear's patent, with new
style rough bottoms and warranted unsurpassed by saS
in the market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-18

DOAIsD-T0 LEI, TO GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
ID with fun board for the lady pleasant room, stua
ted on Chambers street not far from Broadway Board
required in advance. AddreS, L., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-18

Two DINIlSTS.-A COMPLETE AND BEAUTIFUL. CASE
OF dental instruments. for sale; have only been in
use short time. May be seen at Messrs J0FE5
WHITE < CO.'S Dental Depot 263 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

STOLEN GOODS.
nI1ICF Of THE CHIEF OF POIlsE JANUARY IS,
~ lS5a-The following property i now at the Third
District Police Court supposed TO be stolen One hat
ovcrcoat one bag containing linen under garments,
one gold chain. GEORGE W. MATSlIL. Chief ol Police.
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WILL BIZ EXCHANGED FOR CITY IMPROVED PRO.
w perty, five lots situated Twcnty min. street and
nine ON Twentysvth street fine farm of seventy three
acres with GOOD house barns and other outhsues 00
peach trees and abundance Of other fruit Also farm
IN orange county nine miles from Newburg Of los acres
Of first rate land under good state Of cultivation well
rsterd good fruit good house barns, &c, Apply to
JOSEPH DAWSON, Eolian Hotel $50 Broadway.
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Two let AND FURNITURE For SALE-A FINE
i modern built three story and basement dwelling
with baths gas &c, and the and ia shionsbs furu
ture all for sale low. Possession given in few days.
Apply al No. Si2 Greenwich street for annweek.
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TT,IE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE N EXCHANGE
for city property, his stock of goods, consisting Of
general assortment, such usually kept in country
situaedin Ovid Seneca county, State OF New York
The location is the best in Western New York and
has done tho leading business of the place for the past
years large and hourishing academy in the place.
For particulars apply TO Mr.. j. W Jones' No g. Water
street 10 the subscriber, in Ord Seneca county ~ r.
JOHN FERGUSON
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BEAUTIFUL TAME PET DEER FOR SAIE.-ANY
n gentleman DESTROYS OF obtaining pet deer perfectly
tame and playful, for adorng country seat, can find
by applying ia the basement OF Ill Clinton street
Delaney to-day.
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DOARD-ONE or TWO GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE A
ID very pleasant room, with partial board, At No. !
kiyngton street.
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TITO 81 Soin--TTIE LEASE OF A GOOD HOUSE. STU.
ated in BROOKLYN II is in OF the best thorough
fares for shades or boarding house Also, wanted to
purchase hall door with stained glass also three mir
Address, with real name Dir, James, Herald Office
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DOARD UP T0WN.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR
ID two three single gentlemen, be accommo
dated with delightful suit of rooms the second floor,
at 10 West Fourteenth street.
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IMPORTANT To COUNTRY CHURCHES AND COSGRE
j gatons.-For sae-A fine tasty set Of ornamental fix
lures highly adapted oadorn church and consisting
large chandelier with p lights 10. do IA lights each
is branches, do do; straight do. standing do. do
suitable for gallery II single light branches and large
standing chandeliers For particulars apply to
J. LEVY CO., no.: William street
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VUAvtIsIY HOUSE. 6W BROADwAY.-rHE SUB
w scrber legs 10 inform his friends that he has two
6ns sits Of roous the first floor just vacant Also,
two single rooms which he would be happy 10 treat with
parties for. ). W. RENAL.
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DOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OI
I'D two single gentlemen, can DO accommodated with
room al g. Murray street corner OF College place.
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Two BANKS AND INSURANCE COMPANIFS-TWO
Il lots on william street, and above Wall street
for sale 10 lease long lease to parties wishing to
improve them; or FIVE story marble front building
for insurance companies in basement and second floor
I'D With fine banking with light on the first
door a1torynQ u pia1' .bich elm DO s-es Apply 10
s. Is. SCiiiEtfEtdN, 1G6 John sweet
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VTNO LEASE on BfOADWAY-A F1Vf.STORY COPNN
building % by 100 feet, situated between Canal an
Chambers streets Apply al la Chambers street.
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~ EAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY -rOOTH
" ache instantly relieved without extraction By Drs
H. G. OConnor and 0onnery surgical and mocha aosi
Iispenard street Broadway All operations /. de-
sry executed in the easiest aud safest mode aud upos
the most Reasonable terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-18

KHN DRIED BARRELS AND HALF BARRE S-FOR
IN -four, sugar cement &c.-a barrel OF extra strength
and that will not shrink manufactured and for sale at
No. AIS West street, by w. HUMPHREY
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DOARll-WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN. IN A PR
I'D rate family where there few boarders. in
brooklyn within ten fifteen minutes walk from the
Fulton ferry Breakfast and tea with dinner Sunday
Address, stating terms and location, Henry, box l,3oi
Post Office.
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Two RENT-THE UPPER PART az HOUSE NO Snd
j Broadway The house il - by s. feet and is suit
able for dwelling business purposes Possession css
be had immedio sely. Apply al No Il Clinton place.
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ron OALB.

dhHE "A BARGAIN NEVER BEFORE OFFERED -
~ Cd The lease and fixtures of basement; best
location in New York for the fruit any other business
Rent nothing Apply 1T "a Beecker street. corner
Of Broadway The leaves for California the Goth
instant.
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r BOpARD SLEIGH RUGS.-WIIIB h CONCKIlNS
have Just received few very beautiful sleigh rsgs
very handsome article for sleigh riding which they sss
low st 40 Nassau street.
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C0RNER GROCERY STORE FOR SALE OR TO LET
~ The three story brick house and grocery store No
AZ Csrmne street Of Bedford street with stable In
the rearA first rate stand for business II will be sold
very accommodating TERMS leased to good tenant
for term Of years. Apply to
WIN TERRY ~ Thiriaanfh atrea