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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DAMS co.'s FXPRESS-FOR NORFOLK, PORTS.
"a mouth Richmond, Petersburg. Wilmington, Raleigh,
CASTOR Weldon and the interior OF North Carolina and
Virginia by semi weekly line of mail steamers via
Norfolk and Richmond. Office 80 Broadway. Arrange
ments having been effected with the Norfolk Richmond and
Petersburg United States mail line of special
express privileges that would call
OF merchants aud the public rally to the following
NOTICE Express packages for Norfolk Richmond Pc
ters,nrg Raleigh and the interior Of Virgins
Roanoke Jamestown will hereafter be
Adams Co., 80 Broadway who the only authorised
agents for privileges these ships Office
New York and Virginia steamship Company No 80 Broad
LUDLAM PLEaSANTS Asenta
New York June /, 1853
Our next above will be despatched by the new
and splendid steamer Jamestown Saturday Is
O'clock Fr.isht packages and sells received At
our ONCE until ~. O'Clock the day sailing inland
expresses will continue to leave daily usual A. M.
"a ~ and O'Clock NJ III freight for Nor,h Carolina
and Virginia intended to inland he marked.
ADAMS CO., 80 Broadway.
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UOrPUnATIUN NOrIUNs.

TAVERN AND EXCISE DEMONSTRATORS Of
tce June 10, lS53-Notice1he laws Of the State sub
jcet every person who shall sell by retail any winc
dnaness as wine brandy rum gin strong waters htters
neer ALE or other excisabe strong quors without
licensed to fine and imprisonment and AL persons
shall sell any strong liquors above
imported or 'isted BY themseyes without being
Commissioners Of Excise will hold extra and their
meetings for granting licenses at this oce tho folio wing
days fro III to O'clock for the Wards
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DEAPNEss NEW DISCOVERY. -LESLYs on
qanc vibrator enables deaf TO hear distncty
and public assemblies and sderds all The 1ssist
that could posbly be dcsred To be had At Lspe
nsrd street York Of T. BRU0hAN. only AGENT Tor
America Price -
nCULISTs AND AURISTS.-WONDERFUL DISCO
~ deafness and blindness cured-Deafness noises
in and discharges from the ears cured 10 few days with
corner Of BrosGwsy Also, Short weak. and
Imperfect sight restored. oihoe hoars from A. n until
sP.N.
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TN which days all Wholesale we'll retail
dealers who require licenses requested to attend The
charge Tor license ten dollars aud DO paid in bank
able money All delinquents will he edatey thereafter
reported for prosecution. BY order of the Mayor
GEORGE q. GLASIER First Marshal.
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EOR LIvERrOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAK
ship, Arctic, Capt. James c. Lues.-This steamship
ssturday June r. ~ i? o'clock NJ from her b.sh Il the
sqused for elegance and comfort apply
toLDWARD X COLLINS CO., S6 Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board at liz A. NJ
steamship Baltic will succeed the Arctic and sail
JulY @ -
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CAPTAIN r. II. MOORE, OF THE LONDON PACKET
~ American Eagle, waited upon yesterday by q de-
and gold pencil case In testimony Of their esteem Of
during their late voyage with him the time Mr.
Moore, the chief mate received silver porte In
Of his assduty perfo rmance Of his
arduous In
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NOTICE.-sTEAMsUIP BLACK WARRIOR is NOW
IN dsebargng At her pier fot Of Harrison street.
river Consgnsss wipsass attend to the receipt Of their
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RowhRrx;. "a 3D.. OPEN AT TX; CUR
TA'''''' evening iss; s y! Il performed
s:
Dc p''' JACQUES s' s Sassi and Mr. Fletcher
s.y%Sa1 Nm s'fDs DAZZLE,
~ open at 7; curtain rises at !9f O'clock.
Thursday evening 4 1a1s T PHr Il Performed
Ps3fs ks%:: s'i sfss':
f'V''''' D''''. SWISS SWANS m; Mary F.f'ins''a
n:;: s sSs fssS;,s
''''''s DAp No s6NG NO ssP up E.' harrington
nnssGd Dorsshy NM B.rSs1
Ct: CHARLES THEATRE, BowERY, NEAR CHATHAM
Thursday evening 'ffs Fl I'll 81 performed
..ason Mr. wise susan slf %snsiI
ha'e Comic hr sany Mrs. Wsrwisk
Inv suns THE jAcoBiTE A'' 'AlAa'n0
Lady sisaasS %doush.on B %ss@ss
f'p''A' song THE RENDEzvoUs.. MI Hamilton
Capt. Boiling MI Floyd sophia -. Mrs. Warwick
RARNUMs MUsEUM-THE BEARDED LADY FROM
ID Switzerland with full grown beard and whisksrs IL
saa hE 'ff xfn
Admission to ALL rs cents Parquet First Balcony I2
cents extra =
(yHRIsIY's OPERA HOUSE, AZ BROADWAY, ABOVE
the sole end M Of chrsy
been received with favor BY highly respectable ashona
mence at O'Clock.
WASHINGTON CIRCUS CORNER OF THIRTY
w ninth street and sixth avsnue.-MANN, MOORE, and
THOMSON, Proprietors Col. Alvah Mann Manager
The public il respectfully informed this unique and
1 and
PEnroRaAScIs EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
COZ pany Of the most renowned and accomplished
MADAM Tournaiare W. b. Carroll,
Mrs W. Is CARROLL Mr. Armstrong,
La Petit Marie Sam Lathrop
Mile Josephine, Bobby williams
and full tro.Rs Of tqaetri.ns and Gympasts will appear
Afternoon-Doors open at q performance
o'Noch Evenins-Doors open at 4 performance to
Admission to ell parts OF the house, % cents.
The sixth avenue and stages the doors
three minutes, and the Eighth within
minutec walk.
THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART, CON
the ceebr atcd Italian Spanish Flemish and Frsnoh
masters from Guido de senne, "a. D. l22 down Horace
xernet now open for exhibition at s43 Broadway
Union park Admission % cents Exhibition hours from
A. NJ to 10 p.
FRANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM sTREET.-aEo.
LEA, Proprietor The above is open every
purpose Classic and Original Representations 81 Living
stAtuary by Mile Casinets Troupe of Model Artists
gether with variety of beautiful Fer further
Private Boxes % cents Stage Seats with cushioned arm
chairs, s71aa; Boxes Is cents; Gallery i2,s cents
THEATRE, CHARLESTON, s. CIVIL OPEN FOR
roa Of rs VEIN ladies And
Comedian, National Theatre, Philadelphia.
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DOARD.-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMo.
ID dated with good board either full partial where
comforts Of home be enjoyed. Also, large unfur
nished suitable for temen and their wives
be obtained the will DO let for lodging
Apply at Perry street.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers-The ships comprising this line the

government service has been taken in their
in their strength speed
and their for unsquad for
elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool, in nrst
cabin; SID In second cabin, So Exclusive Of
size state room $500
From Liverpool to New York. fa0 and eos.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths secured paid
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NiBL0'S GAhDEN-THE COOLEST AND MOST DE-
poor; open s.i e !. soloes Tickets y AZ
II HSs, int sr Bisr ssai;
SATURDAY, xsS WIS
". sss:sss
San Mr. Bell W.: h HasSss
Joe Bags. M Burton Selma -. mrs. Holman
FRXXNsncoNSrs, g ZIP .3 PRODUCTION OF
pageant ever produced in America.
rnAsSSSTs sot COLDS lift GnIISsffSoRonr.
T. :1;s:' ::;.sS and ..
I'm THIS AFTERNOONS AND svENISa.
ssss. m
FAMOUS sl1ss SEth Il sSgs srv IN 1864
ssa
Of h VA r 9s rsLANp
AIRY D saS inc '' A0'A WIN ds's'ps the
CORPS DE BALLET
composed Of over hundred and afty ladies'
stud and or the VIII
su, TsF By E.oEAm
will be produced This beautiful moving temple was CON.
"saiS oSS: II:
Of s. sy bidder and
suspensions and forming most wonderful
R diss
with all the nppurena' that thought devise
PRICES OF ADnissloN To THE WHOLE.
Reserved Seats season Tickets 20
p sss Gy sIs. 4
Performances will he every and evening"
Of the evening Chdren under age Kill
mied for half price TO the reserved seats and boxes
each performance.
Tickets following places-W sstsrn
Hotel Astor House, Lovcoys and Dodworths music
WOODS MINsTkfLs, "a BROADWAY, ABOvN
W Howard street.-oper every evenus-H Wood, Ma
mayer and Proprietor III. entertainments offered BY this
celebrated of Musicians aud Ethiopian Oclinesora
cannot be equaied by other hand in the United
See Doors open at ga soneert commences 81
informed that the afternoon concerts .re discontinued
MIR. JOHN OWENS ASCENT OF MONT BLANC
I The public respectfully Informed that
OF the extraordinary brilliant that
crowned the production of this during
new and spacons hall the most fashionable part Of
Broadway which being fitted expressly for him.
the summer In order to give effect
tensve alteration and decoration in will be Alb
Close THE PRESENT SERIES
for few days Due notice will be given Of night Of
opening.
RAMyARn's HOLY LAND LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
- The GeOrans $50 Bsoad"ay This msgnlheen. paint
toned in the Bible the cities rivers aud lakes
and all the Holy Places dispute between the Emp
rors OF France and Russia Exhibited evening" Al
o'clock end "Wednesday Saturday afternoons, at
O'Clock Admission ~ eaots children. half price.
CTUDIO CURIOSo CONTAINS CURIOUS MECHAN
C ISM paintings sculpture miniatures and watohesi1
rings and specimens of ingenuity many whic&
have been in the possession of the nob3
y o. SI5oPe Admsan free Open every Day FROM
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THE FERRIES.

IcERRY BOAT-NYACK AND TARRYTOWN. TO
meet the trains that leave New York ~ A. 10 A..
H., p A., aud " \. L., Sundays excepted. Fare
throngh ~ cents.
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THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW YORK, DY
the grace OF God free and independentTot the credit
interested in the estate Of William Scott
Mauaroneck in the county of Westches deceased send
P.r9na be and appear before our Surrogate q the
Plains the 9th day Of Julv 1883 nine the
forenoon Of that day then and there the
Element Of the accounts Of Richard Raynor and
Scott executors Of the last will and Of the said
Of Office Of the said Surrogate DO affixed Wit
moss Lewis Plat Surrogate Of said county ut the
Lord, one thousand eight hundred AID fifty three
l.. q. PLATT Surrogate.
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DOARD.-THRFE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN Z
ID accommodated it'll good board al pleasant in
private family either at - yandam 50 Six
teenth street, NEAR Sixt avenue
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DOARD.-WANTED by YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN A
- private family, neatly furnished second story room,
with breakfast and tea only between Broome and Tenth
and not than three four blocks
way. Address Jones, Herald office.
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D0ARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND ONE
ID single gentleman, may find comfortable accommoda-
tons very good board and the enoyments of home ut
No. ii Walker street. References required.
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ToHN ROACH, OPT1CIAN, HAS REMOVED FROM
70 TO 81 Nassau street. up stalls few good workmen
wsnt.d.
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DoARD-TO LET, BY WIDOW LADY, TWO
ID large apartments the second story handsomely
Iished lady and gentleman full board for the lad
enly) in house, with baths &c situation very plea
sapt, Union square. Address c. SPEAR, Broadway
Post ofhoe
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ENOR SALE-THE YACHT DOLPHIN ABOUT SIX
respect Inquire Of the keeper Atlantic Docks
Brooklyn, where she may be seen.
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= - - -
HOTELS.

esteem and respect
BAN engraving of the steamer Hermann to be exccu.
ted on the opposite side.
A WEEK IN THE coUNTRY-NANY WILL, THIS
season endeayor TO spend week or two ia COOL
as spot where they enjoy the pure the
price and the ss aim Of the
WooLDRiDGE, White Lake Hotel Sullivan Co. ny Y
CAPoN SPRINGS vIRGINIA.-THE MOUNTAIN
The If s % ss on
not DO and the gators are sovereign remedy for
'pep'A S'a' rheumatism nno 'u''n''T PRoPRTsroR
ssu,td the Harlem Railroad and about sass
transient parties are
sS ne
in the pleasant walks
for the exclusive use of bOarders with their families
OF THa OF ON OLE
a art :. T ss ps,hap; Be to The friends
jsIy Coming win b sisS sys On
o With e. BY c far s
Bu ana S:ongips to his newly established colony The
have the concert saloon put
S SS suSy sas
a u u pG1 he s Of % s & sSs has
Srransed in the most desirable style And his old friends
in He has at the same tine engaged first class cook who
well @ s 1Ts sa ns as y the % s
will be anpeuned BY the thunder Of cannon whose echo
and invite them to Join The brave huntman swe tho
tn" IN PsstH sa IN
ExcELsIoR HOUSE. CRoToN DAM, wRsTcHEs.
ssr s sH
T. surrounded by tho most beautiful and romantic
s;'i and
GRAMERCY HoTEL-THIs ELEGANT AND FASH.
compns saS swo hsn
G
first class hotel. e. DoNADI
;s; room: az: airy %Ss Sw ~.
Ps sS ss
s.1 aSHss a
0:e.nic House, now completed and newly Furnished
d = With =. f. ss II: q 70
Il Pths world Two Of The Good ssaSns
ries every half hour CHAs. N. ROGERS Proprietor.
DoRT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL sHREws.
bury river Monmouth county New JERSEY, j. now open
% h Ta h aeSss 5 city
s s asmSi e's
Pslses NsEns @ viii please
and Golden Gate ply daily to and fro.
CEA BATHING-HYGEIA HOTEL OLD POINT com.
FORT y.Th. .ss and magnificent 81 ar
a if sss nr"E. are
and a. the
unnecessary The hotel has Undergone considerable i'm
ssen assistants have been secured and effort shall Be
% %
Petersburg Baltimore Washington, Philadelphia, and New
i''' ''n0 p'' jos REYNOLDS CO.. Propresers
= Br.nch New Jersey This house is entirely nsy az
'r' ana GRATEs KENNEDY e Co. Propr.sor
CEA AUTHORIZATIONS HOTEL, LONG BRANCH
hdvss all Inc 10"
the % e. his 5 to %
somfort to al" who may favor him with Their
steamboats, Alice Price Golden Gss. and Thong, Hase
run daily. SAMUEL Y. AohhiS'
STE So
up without regard and has been furnished in
ia a Ta no""s
The proprietor Mr. Dorsey late IF the s
patronage Of lis southern all tiase who in
sss 81 n the
most modern style attached to the establishment None
but the best Of liquors will be kept
family served with private babies Single gentlemen can
A@'' 'Asi A''''' : D. JULIEN, Proprietor
THE PAVILION HOTEL AT RoCKAWAY, I. /, IS
Leave south srr BrSosyp At e S
5 at sss aS City Any
william street, WIZ - p'0"p"' "A'' J. 'BRINTNALL.
WHITE LAKE HOTEL THE ROUTE. TO ENJOY
II, FISH In, boating and bathing mail train of the Erie
ssP Il
county, N. Y.
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ASTnOI.OGY.

.-~-~~~>->->~-~>->~>>s>
AIRS ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
III sk IN foreteling the future has arrived and will
psh ligence about nil circumstances of life She inter
prets and love- astrology books
science ana tells ladies and gentlemen the name Of the
person will also the Of her vsters Mrs.
Alvin speaks Engish French and German languages
Residence rs IRWIN street. stairs near the Bowery
Ladies 80 cents; gentlsm men 81.
nIIss BRUCE THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER CAN
M consulted with ut 30 Canal street. of Broad
way, stairs all events of Represent past and fu
ture tell the of any person. from
A. M, till +. N. Ladies, so cents; gentlemen 81.
lEADAM D.-THIS CELEBRATED AND WELL
M known astroogst has taken at $40 Grand street,
near where she will he happy to consult
with friends and the public in regard to the past
sent and future She is the only pamist In the United
States or method ~ disclosing Of this life 10
original Of artistic principles Her ehayseis 90 cents
per consulta alton.
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CUPREnE COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP:
picaton Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonalty q
the city York. relative TO The opening Of d street
Mount Norris square Twelfth ward said city The
Of Estimate and In the above on
Titled matter hereby give notee PURSUANT 70 sne
supant Of all houses and lots ana i'm o.
unimprovsd lands affected thereby and TO all others whom
IL may sonoerp, IS follows, to Wit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
meDt and that all persons whose interests are Affected
thereby and who be TO ths do present
their objections in writing 20 william E,ting Egg the
sau street. In the city ON or 23d day
Second That the abstract and
Of the owners Of the lots
lots appear upon the map the
together with such map and the Of
the assessment whether fo damage benefit and an
the estimates and other documents which
by said Commissioners making their estimate
and have been deposited in tho Street
the inspection OF whomsoeverit until ga
day OF July next
Third Also that the limit. embraced by this
are A. follows that to say All the lots situated.
the Twelfth ward Of the city ofNew York and which
together bounded the the side the
new street or avenue the east:ry side Of Mount Morris
nue. on the north by the line of the centre OF TIE block be-
tween d street and th street. and ths south BY vhe
street excepting thererom such streets and avenues
parts OF strsets and have been opened
rs the same laid out tie map ofthe said Commission
srs, deposited as aforesaid
Fourth Also that our report the above entitled
ter will be made and to the supreme Court Of
the State Of New special term Of the said oourt
uday the sd u July A D. 1858 at the opening
curt that dny and that then and there, soon
thsreaft as counsel can be heard motion will be made
that said report be confirmed.
S SaREE5s Tbw fASstscr' Commissioner.
Ne York Nav
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Compsnys new
steamship GLASGOW 962 tons 40 horse power)
Craig commander will leave New York for Glasgow Sat-
arday July TO- next At IL O'Clock and Satu day.
September at oolosk First cabin saloon state
rooms $780, d. do tmidship do S75; second cabin $S0
third class, $0-steward's fees included. Apply to
]. BcSYM0N IS Broadway.
EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE U. 8. NAIL
L steamship HUMBOLDT d: Lines, Commander will
end passengers Saturday July al O'CLOCK from Pier
No North River: Price Of passage-Frst class $20:
cond class SO Luggage not wanted during the voyage
should be sent on board the day before sailing marked Be
low" For freight or passage, apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, agent, So Broadway.
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CUPREME COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP.
~ plcation of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of
the city Of New York relative to the operug of 2d
from Third the eastery side
Mount Morris square in the Twelfth city The
of Estimate and Assessment In the
entitled matter hereby give notice. hst they will meet At
the Office Of William Citing ESQ 70 Nassau street in tho
city Now York Thursday the seventh July at
four o'clock in the afternoon the purpose
opposition to the estimate and of said Com
missoner Tho may consider them
selves aggrieved thereby
WILLIAM II ELTING,
CHARLES w. LAWRENCE. ICommissioners
CARLTON EDWARDS,
Dated New York. June o. 1853.
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DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND WI E CAN OBTAIN
ID front room, bedroom and pantry second floor in
Q house, with all modern improveme ts with a anal
family Also board for two gentlemen References reaur
ed Inquire at No. 50 West twenty street.
Sixth avenue.
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BOARD NEAR UNION SQUARE-CoMBtNING CITY
ID and country residence with full partial board
Private table if preferred House first class with gas,
family select party of gentlemen respecta
bty. But few will be taken Family private stages
every five minutes. Address ii. Il. o., Herald Office
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pOARD-SINGLE GENTLEMEN MAY ovrAIN FUR
~ ni,hsd rooms With or without board in house contain
ing all the modern Improvements batbs gas &C., and de-
lightnlly situated at 236 East Twoa street one block
second door which is furnished will rented
to boar iers and strangers visiting
application.
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HENTLEMFN CAN BE Accommodated WITH
" bedrooms and parors, III desired with without
breakfast in private family at No. Bleecker street. east
of Rro dvny
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BOARDING. -HANDsoME AND COMFORTABLE
ID urnished rooms and psrors may be had for families
the boarding house 29 NTH street,
corner Broadway The lighted with gas, and
contain all the modern i'm provsmsnts.
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The rsoms are All light airy ana 9&THE
Prices from 81 rs 70 IS per week THOMAS KIRK,
prietor S96 Bowsry, corner Of Sixth street.
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CANDFORD's INDEPENDENT LINE or STEAMERS,
e. s Cps new t1s ;pspd
viii leave pier "A NORTH river foot Of Cedar street.
May Cspn passage to Phisdelphia Cape May 81 deck
TO Philadelphia 81 90 Excursion tickets Philadelphia
the ONCE on the pier. b. W. BRT sH Passenger Agent
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CRoToN HOTEL. PATERSON.-THIS COMMODIOUs
~ hotel situated the Harlem Railroad sixty
miles from New York for the reception board
ers and transient parties The accommodations
sive ard convenient especially for families Tho
trains arrive and depart almost hourly The scenery
in the neghborhood is walks
in the vicinity and riding mi in
for the exclusive Of boarders with their families
E.
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BOARD AT THE KEMBLE HOUSE, NO. As EAST
kinete nth street between Broadway and Fourth
Pleasant and airy for permanent transient
boarders be obtained in those four splendid
stone houses street, also
for physician. Apply az above
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DARLoBs WITH BEDROOMS, ITO LET-ATgrHE NEW
Il Collins Hotel fronting the North river, corne- Canal
md lost trset
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BOARD WANTED, IN THE COUNTRY, IN A PR
ID ysc family the shore, with to the
eitv. Address box 2,l79 Post Office.
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DOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN-BY LADY,
Id Chi and servants in gentee neighbor-
hood with bath and water closet preferred where
Poskn fBc
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(RAMERCY HOTEL-THIS ELEGANT AND FASH.
~ iopnble hotel corner Of Broadway and Twentieth
with it's additions comprising hun
deed and fifty ready for the
tpe public Board g day SIC week. lodging
room with breakfast, So week. The proprietor ntendi
tha' this house she'll continue to deserve Its high reputation
as o nrst class hotel G. DONALD.
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QUITS or NEATLY FURNISHED PARLORs, ON
- and second floor single and double rooms sss
parors with bedroom attached will be let to single
temen OF high responsibility as lodgings. Cleanliness
strictly observed. Inquire ut 707 Broadway
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BOARD Ia BROOKLYN.-TWO OR THREE GENTLE
II men can be accommodated with furnished rooms and
partial beard by applying at Sc Clinton street.
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ROARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
groShlyn Jersey City oarS nriy.e family T,sinsa
boarders address box 2 Post office men
tonng per month separately which must be very
moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET SUIT OF HAND
"A somely furnished gentleman and wife, with
out children Also one or two to gentlemen with
partial or full board. A remunerating price will be
pected the the BEST Baths gas
DC. Apply at so Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

QROORLYN.-Two SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
- moda ed with board nd pleasant
located Fulton ferry Apply at 80 Nassau street