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SEC0ND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MUMMY, Janr. IU--b 7, IT,
AsHEs.-62 bbls. were disposed of at 81 561 81 81
for pots, and So Is for pearls, per 100 lbs.
BELswAx-A sale Of 2 500 lbs yellow reported, at
q &c per ID, cash.
BRRADsTUFfs-Flour dull, and rather lower. The
transactions comprised 10 500 bbl rye at 81 25
perfne do "a 90 sour, at 81 81 So; superne No. 2
at 80 50 125s ordinary 10 choice State 50 80 S. IS
mixed TO fancy Western and common TO good Southern
s. 56]d 81 81 ~ fancy Genesee and Ohio So IS So
ea2i extra Western, So 81 i SO - Z and extra Gene
see at So e32< SO 80 per Dbl Some $50 bbls. jersey
meal we're obtained at SO IS So sllf per Dbl Nothing
Of moment done in wheat rye barley. State and
western oats plenty and steady, at so SIC per
bushe Corn varied little The operations reached 80 900
bushels new Western aud Southern white and yellow at
66 70l5c.
CoFFE.-1he days movements embrace $50 bags Java
at II iic a il &c. and 80 Rio AZ csc. per Id.
CoIIoN.-Ibe America adyices have strengthened the
market and sales Of 100 bales effected to-day at
&c. higher. We quote
STRICT LIVERPOOL q is-rIcATIoy
Oyieons and OHsr G0lf
atlantic Tezas porig
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y EN0vAL. : JOSE PEREZ DEIGAD0 4 Co NF1
SPORTING.

(HAllINGE TO WA. HASTINGS, ALIAS DUBLIN
~ lflcks.-sr am not satisfied that you can beat
me m any hgit consider you won the money on our
last encounter By accidcut therefore challenge you
- nght ne iair ing hgt for tic sum Of $1,000 to
$1,000 side. The money viii be ready on the above
night at lol Elizabeth street 10 make the match. If
yon % not accept the challenge you will prove yourself
coward oRVItLE GARDNER.
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WTIIIIAM IRVING co, AUC1T0NEERS. WILL.
w sell at auction Wednesday, January II at 1917
O'Clock at "a Mott street, Prince general
sorment OF household furniture, consisting OF Brussels
carpets, mahogany sofas. etea-tetes, lounges chairs
rockers, &c, cord in haircoth, pier glasses window
tains, mantle ornaments, &c, French bedsteads bu-
reaus washstands, toilet SETS bedding ingram carpets
kitchen furniture &c,
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~
Low 10 good Or
diuary......Y. 0 a o. . a "a Q O..
Low to good mid
ding. ......... eJs 9E oE 10 9JS 10
Mid fair to fair. 10 10, los l1I 103 a IL x
Fully fair 10 good 1o2S a 1917 49, u None,
FHJGHs-Rates were 10 extent nominal and
engagements Light To Liverpool -four was at S. "a. n
IS. Cd. asked cotton d., while grain was unsettled
The GOO bbls oil cake at j5s. Saturday engaged
for London 10 Glasgow 200 bbl3. rosin we're taken at
IS TO California, clippers were getting from 5jc a SOC
per foot
FRrr-About 500 boxes bunch rai.ins changed hand.
al 90 so
HAy.--Rver continued in fair demand at 81 a 81 1917
per 100 lbs
TIoPs.-A limited inquiry prevailed for new at 1sc
21c per ID.
IR6S.--1herc 100 tons Scotch pig bought at s31
cash. and s32 30 on six months credit.
LBE.-Rochand remained quiet at 81 II for common
and 81 81 L for lump, per Dbl
MoIAssssales Of 400 bbls Now Orleans were effected
at sic. per gallon
NAVAL SroRiS-No transactions occurred in turpen.
tine which held 81 80 for crude per $50 lbs. and
02 63c for spirits per gallon. Some 100 bbls North
county ros'n changed hands. at 81 40.
OusSales have been made Of 800 gallons linsced nj
90 zoe PEI gallon slight improvement.
PROVISIONS. very quiet, at S16 for old prime
SIG 81 for sls 81 or old mess and $40 20 for now
per bb Dressed hogs picked meats and bacon remained
uralortd There 1870 bbls lard obtained at ii 4
l2c pcr H. New beef in steady request at former
rates Sales we're made Of 200 bbls. country prime al
50 t2ls Sc 90 do mess at 80 Is s1 and re packed
Chicago do at s13 20 a S13 50.
EiAt STAn Sales Sc auction Of Brooklyn real estate
" anlhony IcEskcI y lct corner Grand aycnuc nd
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JAMES COLE, WORCESTERSHIRE SALE OF rlF-
tyour houses and lots and vacant lots, Adelphi
street and De kalb To be sold at auction
Wednesday, January II at IL o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange. This is some of the best property that has
been brought into market for some time past All the
OTIS grade with the street, and ready for i'm
provement, at small expense for cellars. The entire
neghbohood is being built up with genteel private resi-
dences Terms-sixty per centmay remain on bond and
mOrtgarc
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

Doom WANTED FOR LADY-A SMALL FURNISH
IL ed room with stove CRATE in quiet respecta BILE
family in Fgood neigbourhood. Terms moderate. Ad-
dress T. ". H., Herald Office, for three DAYS.
SIORE WAN1fD-ON OR BEFORE TIE 1ST OF MAY
~ in Canal street location north side between Broad
way and Varick street Address u. Il. r. Herald Office
MANDATORY BUILDING WANTFD-TWENTY.
1Nl FIVE Fifty by eighty hundred feet and from
three 10 five stories high TO lease purchase situated
below Forty second street. Address with price John
Smith, box 10l Post Office
TINftRNlSIIED ROOMS WAN1ED-WrTH BOARD
~ for gentleman and his wife in a respectable neigh
borhood. Address l.. W, Herald Office.
"ANTED DlSiEDIATELY-A SMALL BASEMENT OR
w cellar TO Keep goods in and empty boxes II must
be down town somewhere Inquire at the Shakespeare
Hotel corner Of William and Duane streets.
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REMOVALS..


NTOTICE-TIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE REMOVED IN
consequence Of fire. TO No 10I West sicet bet vseen
Duane and Jay streets and win continue their business A.
heretofore. LYNCH & BLODGETS, 1876 West street
DEMovAL FRANCS FARES n CO. HAVE REMOv
IN ed their paper hangnys warehouse from No 379
Pearl street to 80 Chambers street next door but one
10 Stewards marble palace corner Of BroadUay) where
viii be found unusually large assortment OF all the
latest designs OF tie richest French American paper
hangngs, which they offer at wholesale retail on the
most favorable terms
u EMOvAL. - JOSE PEREZ DEIGADO 4 CO. MFR
IL chant and importers Of Havana segars have removed
u ISL Pearl street The following iavote brands of Hava
ma cigars can only be imported By hun La Flor de Anne
RIGA Central Occidental General Taylor Imperial T. T.
D. full assortment 81 these brands, If ali sizes in
bond or duty paid. viii be constantly for sale by tho IN
dersgned ami by his sole agents 5r the United states
13l Pearl street
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WOR SALE.


TyOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
wholesale and retail liquor store, now doing first
rate business and Of the best locations In the Fourth
ward with long lease of the premises This is chance
seldom met with, as it will be sold on accommodating
terms, by applying to
mo MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS-STORES FOR
sae-Three stone stores situated on the East river
having deep water front and rear and well adapted for
manufacturing and other purposes Apply at 70 Broad
street.
VJNO HAIRDRESSERS- SALE, THE FURNITURE,
i fixtures, good will, and lease Of the premises Of
3S, Broadway Post Office, to Vanderpoo
VTTAsHINGTON SQUARE PROPERTY FOR SALE
w The two four story houses built in the best man
ner fifty five feet front and forty deep on corner Of
West Washington place and Macdougal street. They
would be very desirable for a large boarding house
hotel and will be sold low and nearly all may remain on
mortgage that the interest money will in fact amount
to only half what the property will rent for Apply,
at A. NJ and p ~, to VALENTINE G. HALL. No.
10 Gramercy park Twentieth street. between Third and
Fourth avenues
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INSTRUCTION.


A GERMAN GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE PRIVATE
"A lessons in book keeping arithmetic writing, and the
German language. Please apply at 70 Howard street,
near Broadway, second floor
= GENTLEMAN Is DESTROYS OF FORMING THE &C.
"A quantance Of French young lady one that would
be willing to devote her time in mparng knowledge G
the French language. Address Horace, Herald ONCE
BOOKKEEPING, &c-MR W. J. RENvlIIE No. $50
ID Broadway receives pupils this week for praoi-
cal instruction in bookkeeping arithmetic &C., quarry
ing them in the most thorough and efficient manner to
perform the various duties Of the counting ROOM Terms
moderate Open day and evening.
HART'S ACADEMY OF ART, No. 604 BROADWAY
Il drawing, drafting oil painting, ornamental papier
only to be amusing but yerv lucrative For Daiticulars
please call at the rooms, from A. N. to DIP. N.
TNsTRUCTION-spANIsHLA NGUAGE-ORAL SYSTEM.
commence two new classes Thursday next for Ia
dies and another for gentlemen Three lessons viii be
given gratis before the will Terms,
$40 for course OF twenty four lessons. Apply at
No. H. Chambers street.
MR.. A. CAssARD PROFESSOR, BY DIPLOMA, OF
lVl the Spanish language and honorary member Of
the Havana Literary Lyceum with many years. expert
ence in teaching he has been for long time director
of of the best colleges in the Island OF Cuba being
also able to teach the French language and to give
theoretical and practical knowledge in the useful art Of
bookkeeping will open classes in the different branches
Of education above mentioned Also, private classes for
ladies and gentlemen. The professor will attend class
in a college respectable family. Terms moderate Best
reference given together with the aestaton Of many Of
his pupils in this city Apply at No. 3S2 Fourth avenue,
near Twenty seventh street.
MADAME BARBER NATIVE OF PARIS RI, OPENS
Vl her class for those pupils who desire to
the study of the French language Also for those who
have already made progress Evening class from
to nine O'Clock. Terms very moderate. Can be
from three to five O'Clock at sos Broadway near Me-
tropoltan Hotel.
IlRENCH AND SPANISH EVENING CIAASSES-PRI.
I vate lessons 486 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MANSON
viii open this evening from to 10 o'clock in his acade-
my, 4S6 Broadway, new French and Spanish courses.
Subscribers wishing to join requested to attend punc
tually
DENMANSHIP-IEARN TO WRITE OF GOLDSMITH,
L $50 Broadway Classes during the day and evening.
Separate parlors for private instruction Terms mode
rate Cards containing full particulars may be had at
the rooms, 2S9 Broadway; also, OF Thomas d. Smitha
book store, 246 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
DRACTICAL NAVIGATION IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES,
i including lunar observations and thermometer,
taught by Capt WIN. THOMS at No. 1S4 Cherry street.
Chronometers for sale.
T,HE GERMAN AND FRENCH LANGUAGES-A
i German lady, who has had much experience in
teaching the German and French languages, wishes
situation in private family teacher governess,
either in the city vicinity. References win be gwen
Address NJ r., Herald Office
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John W. S0MERINDYKE AUCTI0NEER STORE NO.
d IL Spruce street.-aortgage sale OF splendid
wood and mahogany furniture Wednesday, 18th inst
in Seventh avenue door south of Twenty -eighth
street. at los O'Clock consisting of suit OF carved
rosewood in crimson plush one large tete atee, two
Gothic chairs in brocatele mahogany beadsteads cottage
do splendid marble top dressing bureaus oval gilt
framed mirrors marble top washstands, dining tables,
centre do, common do. Also about hundred yards
Brussels carpetng also six ingram do stair do
chairs, &C. JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE
FIR Morfoa
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TOHN W. SOMERINDYKE. AUCTIONEER-ST0RE, NO.
u II Spruce street-Assignees sale of notes and
counts-Wl be sold at public auction the store
counts bills debts demands, the tate of
William e, carman. BY order of the assignees.
I ARGE SALE OF FURS-J. l.. VANDEWATER Will.
IL sell this day, TUESDAY, January 11th) at l0-a
O'Clock, at the sales IA Wall street large assert
ment of furs Of every kind NUTS cuffs and victorines
This sale affords fine opportunity to those who in
want Of furs, every article win be sold without
it being the last sale Of the Also at IL
O'Clock large assortment of sleigh robes of every kind
DEREsiPT0RY SALE OF PROPERTY ON BEEKNAN
i and Pearl streets-JAMlS ~ MILLER will sell on
the 18th of January, 1853 at the Merchants Exchange
al that valuable piece Of property Beekman street
Nos. 20 % and Il, containing sixty nine feet front by
one hundred feet in depth Also the stores Pearl
street, Nos 1861 and 297 between Peck slip and Deck
man street. see maps and other particulars, at the
auctioneer's No. 81 Maiden lane.
CMEoN DRAPER AUCrIONEER-BY SIMEON ORA
- per Auctioneer-Ofice No &C Pine street corner of
William-friday Jan. Ia, at II Il o'clock at the ser
chants Exchange IS shares in thecapta stock of the
Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company $50 each 81 do
Macon and Western (Ga) Railroad Company, with dvi
dend of LIST Feb 500 each so do Penns yvania Coal
Company ex Jan. dividend, $50 each - do. Mansfield
and Sandusky Railroad Company. Also $40 600 Six per
Cent Bonds Of the Ashuelot Railroad Company Of 81
each due January, 1861 interest payable January and
July. This road is leased for ten years, at per
cent per its cost with the right renew the
same at eight per cent per annum
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u II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER-LOT ON THE EAST
Il. cry of Broadway and Fulton street known
212 Broadway to be leased by aucon-The subscriber
will lease at public auction, by f. H. Ludlow, auctioneer
the Merchants Exchange, Wednesday, the 18th day
Of January next at noon for the term of twenty
years from the first day Of May next the lot the east
ery Of Broadway and Fulton street. being twenty
nine feet Broadway, twenty nine feet in the
seventysx feet two inches on Fulton street and seventy
feet two inches on the northery SIDE Possession
on the first of May next Terms At sale erAN peoor.r
CHARLES W. SANFORD, Solicitor
CEORGE II. ANDREWS, AUCTIONEER. NJ
VI sale of elegant furniture by Andrews & Haughey,
at $50 Broadway, Tuesday January II, at 10ia
O'Clock large collection of elegant rosewood mahoga
ny walnut and oak furniture and great variety Of house
furnishing articles. Catalogues on morning of sale.
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCT1oNEER, WILL SELL AT
jill auction, Wednesday, Jan. II, at IL O'Clock, in
the gallery of store No. Wall street-Executors
sale Of Paintings being the collection OF the late Feni
Cooper, Esq, deceased Among them the cele-
brated picture of the Tribute Money, by Rembrandt;
Gudos Aurora copied by J. G. Chapman, Esq, for Mr..
Professor Morse portrait of Teners Wife believed
original by himself purchased by Mr. Cooper in Paris
and seventy five valuable modern and ancient paintings
forming altogether of the finest collections offered
auction this season The paintings OF Mr. Cooper will be
sold at II o'clock precisely by order Of the tors
They are now ready for examination.
IENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
auction this day jan IL at l01 O'Clock at the sales
room NoS Wall street-Large sale of valuable furniture
PAPER mache goods &C. to be sold without reserve
stng of beautiful suit of rosewood carved furniture
in silk brocatce fancy chairs, very handsome
inlaid with pearl; French bedsteads parlor and
chairs fire screens tea sets teteatete do Office desks
bedteads bureaus dressing tables and other furniture
including carpets Also, thirty PAPER mache tables and
of household furniture removed for convenience of sale
Also, large lot of first quality English cornices, with
centres &C. with quantity Of style curtain bands
all of recent importation.
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TNOR SALF-THE FLEGANTFOURST STORY BRICK HOUSE
Il 279 Ninth street The house is built in the best
ner replee with all the modern improvements gas and
Croton water throughout and three deep 900
of the purchase money can remain on mortgage.
A. W. LORD IL Wall street.
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on WHO'LL HAVE CHAppD SKIN NOW, OR PIN
~ pies, or tan,
When JONES famed sonn is redurnd IA half rr;cn
TENANTS REGISTER.


CToRE AND LOFTS TO IET-THAT FIVE STORY
~ building, 1876 William street OF Ann with an
the modern improvements, consisting of basement eel.
lar fine store, and four well lighted lofts viii be let
the whole separate Immediate possession will bo
given II Is good stand for any business. INQUIRE Of
r. AuERBACH, "a John street, up stairs from II to
O'Clock.
ITO LET-FIRST OF MAY.--THE FOUR lofts OF
store Isl Broadway, being of the best locations
IN the city for silk straw any other light or fancy
goods business With little alteration thew can he MAIDS
valuable rooms Apply to z. G. BISHOP India rubber
ana Gutta percha goods, Isl Broadway.
Two LET-THE UPPER PART OF A NEW HOUSE,
i Consisting oil four rooms the second noor two
rooms on the third floor together with back basement
very pleasantly located in Kent avenue ncir Myrtle
avenue, Brooklyn Apply at No ZIG Pearl street New
TWO LET POSSESSION IMMEDfATELY-h SUPERIOR
new house, % feet front Twenty. street near
Fourth avenue. Also, fine house in Lexington avenue
Also fine corner store corner Of Twenty fifth street,
suitable for drug or grocery store.
T. - KINsHlNER, $40 Fourth avenue, TO 7PU
Two LET-TO A SMALL FAMILY, THREE ROOMS ON
walk Of the eck slip Division avenue ferries in viii
lamsburg. Address o. n, Herald Office.
Two MECHANICS AND MsCTINISTS.-rO TT. FOR
one or more years lots, in Tho centre of the city,
below blcecker street with without dwelling houses In
ftont II early application be made such Buildings az
may be desired would be erected suitable any business
me lots being all 10o feet deep and good strcots Adj
tro@ by httcr to FART, PUFFY, u Dowpin5 street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.
10 SEE THIRD PAGE. ga

SALES Al AVOV1ONs
4 UGIION NOTICE.-CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE
n by Vim. w. Shirley, Wednesday, January II, 101a
O'Clock, at No. 50 John street Cash sale Of general
assortment Of granite Rockingham, and common ware
also a choice lot OF tumbers, &c.
A UCTIoN NoTIcE-LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE
I1furniture carpets &C. Wednesday, at 101 o'clock
the auction rooms Is Spruce street also splendid
London guns, watches jewelry, dry goods clothing
ceries &c. K. FORRESTAL.
THOS RETT, Aucfionper
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NEW CIASSFS.-BROOKES DANCING ACADEMY AT
~ his new Assembly Rooms No. 361 Broome street.
The most fashionable styles Of this country and Europe
taught IN the shortest possible time and moderate
ternoon, from til O'Clock now class for gentlemen
edsy evening from til 1917 O'Clock Al'o, new
cas ior children On Wednesday afternoon from 81 til
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J'ARMFoR sALE-A HOUSE, BARN, AND ABOUT TEN
IL of land at Fort Lee n. j. ten miles from New
York, Ghree fourths of mile from the ferry) on the
turnpike to ackensack For further particulars inquire
Of j. REToN, No. 6 Sullivan street New York city, Also
house and lot No 81 Sullivan street for SALE Inquire
above.
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T,OR SALE FOR CASH-THE GOOD WILL, STOCK,
and fixtures Of one of the best stands for business
in the market line to be found in the State Apply at
No. IS Front street.
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NTINDOW CURTAINS-PRICES REDUCED-NO. 440
w Pearl street. corner Of WILLAMETTE subscribers
prepared to sell the balance of their stock OF curtain
materials at greatly reduced prices silks and worsted,
damask, lace and muslin curtains window cornices and
all kinds Of curtain trimming at wholesale retail.
CHIlDS SMITH. Practical Upholsterers.
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D0ARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR
ID two single gentlemen be accommodated with
at 63 Murray street. of College place Also,
snole room
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MIR. CHARRUAUD WOULD RESPECTFULLY Al

lNl quaint the public that his second quarter will com
mence at his ROOM 20 White street the 18th instant
Hays-Iuesday and Friday, at 81, afternoon for ladies
street two doors west Of Broadway south side On tho
18th and 10th instant days Monday and Friday at RI
noon and 3ls afternoon for ladies' misses and ma
The third soree on Thursday, the 9th instant; the
fourth on the % the fifth the Oath Of February and
the last, (siSth) on the 3lst OF March, at 20 White
street, exclusively for pupils and friends Pupils can
procure tickets for friends Of BIr. Charruaud
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MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE OPENED HER DANCING
1Vl classes in her commodous house, No liz Broad
way. reduction will be made to parties having
Der Of children to be instructed For terms and partic.
lars apply between II and O'Clock.
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T,OR SALE-THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF HOUSE
i No. lis Greene street will be sold low for cash.
The house is furnished throughout suitably for ladies'
boarding house Apply the premises for two days,
from ten till two O'Clock.
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TANNERS STATE MAPS-THE REVISED EDITION
i Of Tanners large pocket map Of Virginia. Maryland
and Delaware, showing the Cumberland and other coal
fields the gold region, &c. also, those Of Georgia and
Alabama the Caronas, &c. For sale at the map store,
20S Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMY, AT THE
IA. new establishment No SOC Broadway, near Grace
Church-Ihc classes for the second quarter form
ing For ladies and children Wednesdays and Satur
days, at ~ and 81 O'Clock +. NJ. For gentlemen on
Mondays, Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from
to 10 O'Clock r. NJ The lessons for gentlemen are ar
ranged on entire principle by which the progress
and convenience Of the pupils greatly facilitated For
particulars see circulars
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T'oR SAIE-A FIRST CLASS CORNER GROCERY, IN
of the leading avenues, with stock and fixtures
favorable terms. For particulars, address Frank
Herald Office stating where interview may be had OF
inquire at 242 WASHINGTON street, for NJ K. &R.
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DOARD WANTED-A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM
Id is wanted by a gentleman aud his wife, with fnl
board for the lady and breakfast and tea for the gentle
man. A private family where there but few if any,
boarders taken, would be preferred Location on the
west side of Broadway below Canal street. quiet,
cable home what is desired and they will be permanent
if suited. References exchanged. Address G. NJ. W,
Herald Office, stating location and terms which must be
moderate
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DICTURES FOR CALIF0RNH.-SEvERAL FIN
i paintings Ncnuses, &c, size of life and lust tin
thing for the California market for sale trade at IN
Broadway, IL, fourth story. Paintings cleaned an,
restored.
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L'OR SALE CHEAP-A LOT OF GLASS PARTITIONS
Il in good order, with doors, &c. Apply to
s. &. BISHOP ISL Broadway
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BOARD WANTED-A LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN
ID board with widow lady where there other
boarders. Will furnish her room. Address, for
three DAYS. Mrs. MAYNARD. Broadway Post Office
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CTORE LOTS AND VILLA SITES FOR SALE.-THE
- sixstory store, No IS Maiden lane 80 lots Tenth
avenue 128th street, Manhattanville; % the
Bluff fronting the ocean, Staten Island Apply at LOG
John street