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Don't menhnn NJ, unclr-don
mention il, BEFORE yen SAY ! word.
1 uill awn that fbs Were 400 right
and / nss an Nnsng. replied Ned
grnaning IN spirit.
" did not cone 70 reproach yoa.
Ned-far from IL | gave the best
advice was capable of giving; bat -
yoa did not deem il advisable 10 fol
law Il. of course | shall not taunt ysa
IN ypur troubles
This was kind Of uncle Joseph. and
il vas spoken in i kindly manner.
without the slightest appearance of
that triumphant " | knew il would be
sa." which wise old men sometimes
assume. IL wentto Sed'shears. Cor Ned
had a heart. Notwithstanding the little
l0Ibles Of his chracrer.
. Why did san NOT come to me for
assistance. Ned | always meant we'll
BY yon."
Nv case was hopeless one and
TO tell the truth. uncle Joseph, after
what passed between Us. ! was asham
ed 10 meet yon."
\ Pie. Ned"-and the old gentle
man was highly battered by his ne
pheu's humility.
!. wish had accepted your offer
even at salary Of four hundred dollars
a year; should nave been a great
deal better off now
Well. well. We wilfnot mind that
now The place is still open"
:" Is lt?s asked Ned eagerly.
.rom is my head clerk. Oh course
could not displace him."
i No. certainly not"
But as YOU have a vile, will
make the salary SIX hundred now"
Thank YOU, uncle | will gladly
accept the place.
Ned did accept il; aud though il was
a sad fall from his Turner position,
he took his place a: the desk in his
lunches office as the assistant Of Tom,
with the best grace in the world.
/ 1t is surprising how misfortunes will
humble a man-how they viii make
him acceptwith joy aposition at which,
in the days Of his prosperity, he turned
up his muse in disgust,
| Mrs, Murdoch was. ia the main, a
sensible person, and made the best
oil her altered circumstances. Three
rooms in retiredstreet were obtained
to supply the place of the fashionable
residence in fremont street. and the
young couple went TO housekeeping
on reduced scale.
| Ned kept within his means this
time. The humiliation of his fall
gradually wore away, aud he was SUR
1 prised to find himself much happier
than when they had been surrounded
BY all the appliances Of wealth and
luxury.
Neil remained three years with UNI
Gle Joseph. who annually increased his
salary, thus enabling him to addto the
comforts Of life, and still keep within
his means.
At the end Of this period, the old
1 gentleman finding himself old enough
70 retire, gave up the business to hi,
two nephews, who, We are happy to
record. are now doing remarkably
| well.
! MoRaL.-When You are out Of bu-
siness, do mot be o,er-nice and when
you have legacy lift 10 you, do not
be rash.
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w George w. Mcdonald, said to
be a late resident OF Fayetteville, and
charged with the preparation Of sundry
high crimes, was arrested at the Mil
ton Ferry, ON Tuesday last, BY Capt.
James Mitchell. (who pursued him
alone from Yanceyville. to the Red
HOUSE, where he was joined BY Thos.
and J. q. Jeifrevs, and N. b. Graves,
Deputy Sheriff. Mcdonald was armed
to the teeth, and rodesa very fine light
roam horse. Million CAroaieie.
TENNESSEE ELECTION. - The late
election in Tennessee has resulted in
the choice Of i've Wings and five DE.
mocrats to represent that State in
Congress. Their names are as fol-
lows:
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Clingman's maj, ASA

Fire la RicLmond.--I'he large WOOD.
len Fae'on. near HaHalI's Mills. in Richmond,
Va, was consumed by FIRE on The nigh. Of the
18Th instant. Loss estimated At 100000. Of
which 100000 were insured. By this accident
some four hundred operatives have been thrown
out Of employment.
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CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS.
OFFICIAL VOTE

OFFICIAL VOTE.
For the convenience Of future reference, we
give below the official returns Of the election for
Congress in this S,ate-ii being The first election
under the new apporlionmen,:
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sosisi,. lshs hsll IA HIllsbsIossh = rpssl,,
ofshs sUrxdo' Cent tshs laih = srpisnhss. :
Cousiiluiioa snl Ily-I.aas iofsks ssssiun,suio q
lhs soeis,y. and io-Pssuui sasA sshss basiasss
- he .eoamislss msy 6ssm pfaP<s . bs asieA
upon i thss time.
The ssrse., then ssjsarnsd. % nsss % Tees
day q s<rssmbsr coon.
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yellow Fever At NV oslrAs..- ,NOl.

Yellow Fever AT Nlw OslEASs.- Mob
wiihstanding thrdecnased number Of inhabitants,
the number 81 deaths in New Orleans by the e.
yer is sli!l on the increase. On the 2lst iusian,
there were 3i5 deaths; and on the 22d, esq;
OF the deaths on the ED. 265 were fiom the e.
YER
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Railway Coaches. : The slandau

Railway Coaches. = The STANDARD
has a notice Of some Railway Coaches. which
Mr. John n. Harrison. d Raleigh. is construct
ing for The Raleigh and Castor Road. The
STANDARD says: One Of the Coaches is near y
finished. and the other about bali finished. The
work. 50 FAR as we could judge, Is effhe L,st eha-
r0eier. The painting l. remarkably well done
and indeed the whole coach. when completed,
viii hook As well and he quite as convenient aud
seryiceable a. any constructed in The Northern
or Essien States"
Mr.. Harrison is an enteprising mechanic; and
IL our citizens are true to their interests. he will
be properly encouraged. The prosperity 81 our
State. rs asll as Of the South generally, must de-
pend upon The Improvement Of Agriculture. and
the building up Of Manufactures sndihe Mecha-
mic Arts and We think We do no, oyer-esiimaie
the importance Of the latter. when We say that a
proper encouragement Of these will do much TO
promote lie success OF the other two.
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FROM CHM.

Letter from an officer OF the imeri.
can squadron in the East Indies to the
National lnielligcncer, dated
Hong Kong, May &c 1853
The last intelligence from Nankin
and Shanghai is MAY 2nth.
The rebels, or re,oluticnists, are in
full possession Of Nankin, without hay
ing committed much violence, except
tearing down the Bhudist temples and
other Josh hnuses, and throwing then
idols into The streets and into the RI
YER.
The revolutionists pruclaim, as their
prominent object, the establishment oil
christianity. They possess PRAYER
book, made up mostly Of detached vers-
es. and book ui their religious faith,
which has but lately been seen bv our
Missionaries and discovered to be a
Translation Of the Bible, with some
omissions.
4 u is at present quiet at Shanghai,
but the people have not yet returned
to their business. since the excitement
on the approach Of the rebels, 50 that
all business was very dull.
The U. States squadron. the Sus.
quehanna, Mississippi, and The store
ship supply, had dropped down the ri
yer to Saddle Island, aud were expect.
ed To sail for the Loochoo Islands, or
Japan, in the course ut few DAYS.
The sloop-of war plymouth is about to
leave for the nearest practicable point
To Pekin, CARRYING as passenger Mr..
Marshall, our Commissioner to China.
She will have tedious passage up the
yellow sea aud the IIonang-ho, or Yel-,
g river.
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Central Raiiroad.-w We ieArn from
the ssznd.s5. that the DiIec1ss q This koad arc
% meet N Ralfigh to-day "Wednesday The
Object 81 this meeting. ~e understand. = 10 10
cate he Workshops q The compsny The CHI
lens of HillshOrough. in public Ines'iax On Moa-
day lsss. sssho,ized he Commissioners Of The
town 10 tender 10 the Company portion Of The
comrnen surrounding the Depot At this place. =
sils f0r one d the pdnrirsi workshops. and IN
case o. ils acceptance. 10 convey he sane 70 said
compsay.
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pC.OOO.UVU Bonds Of the Illinois Central HAL
s1 win receive n. SG 4: 70 Oh.
.srue.on bonds: BE- issued in Thousand ana
ss ss al r. fs 5 s sn r: o.
o with attached q =:
In at the rate Of eeat per an
These bond. secured By mrs. and only mOT.ssss e
the vicinity of the iSad granted BY Congress 10 aid in its
The whole rood under contract and large force /.
employed in its II Is e.psctsa that 80 V
1aooc tons si % required II wh.h q 900 tons
and constantly arriving At Now York and Now Or
The whole Of bonds which be issued under the
mortgage seventeen millions Of dollars Of which have
been already negotiated sxooo oo.
In United States and iron and other contracts
None Of which have been disposed Of at less shan BAR
The will give s. s S IL ss S,s
s. s . of or s% fHe
wsn
upon payment Of such DO required
BY the not nraSaS viii nSt
he company reserves right redeem any the bonds
.Lsrsof with twenty cent premium and any accrued in
proposal win be rate less than and
al
any portion Of the amount.
Ten per the amount Allotted to each subscriber
win required notice Of tho acceptance Of his proposals
ing ten cont monthly Any subscriber may however
time. II any Subscriber whose bid IS accepted. shah
prefer lieu of the bonds hereby to
receive six cent bonds Of the character in
those issued the London Loan Of $1,000
which interest and will be payable in London at
the rate of four hings and two sterling to the dol
lar suoh bonds will be but in such the subscr
Der will be required the In at the
to wit EOS is 3d. for each bond Of 81 600 The
stock TO such subscription will DO also regis
tered in London upon the terms and itions
that there preferred and div
dnds thereon being there at the same rate Of
change.
Interest will in all be adjusted payment Of the
final instalment.
Proposals will received by W. BURRALL Treasurer
At the office Of the Company No 50 wal street en-
OF Illinois Central Railroad ompany''
Reports documents showing the financial condition Of
the the Of the work and all necessary
formation relative it's affairs and prospects, be OBJ
taaed application the personally by let
ter By order Of the Beard of Directors.
ROBERT SCHUYLER, President,
DAVID A. NEAL Vice President,
W. p. BURIAL. Treasurer, | Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, )Committes
NORRIS KETCHUM,
JONATHAN STURGES.
Nav orkA Dril
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MxTKA cav

TT s. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFFICE.-SAIL0Rs, &C.
". who served in the Navy In the Pacific tcsfornh
and Mexioo1 since May 1896 obtain their extra pay
double pay-by calling EDWARD BISSELi Agent. sat
lste purser ". s. Navy, 20 South william street.
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FURNITURE.

GUITEs OF C0TTe GE FURNITURE. ALL SHADES
~ Wood top suites $2 marble top sets $50 $500 Hotel
and boarding house and private families will and
the above the best and cheapest suites be bought
where Mattresses and pa made ct tho owost whole
sale prices and warranted pure hair
MATHEWS STACY, b6 broadway, corner Spring n.
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nBE LAST DANCE or THE sRAsoN-MR l..
j Brookes' closing assembly for this season will take
plaoe on Wednesday evening May H. at BR0OKRS Assem-.
Ely Rooms, s6I Droome street.
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DRY GOODS,

ASA NOOA>S'
EoR THE LADIEs-JUsI PUBLISHED, THE cRYs:
Fashion, III nd S:x YoII
Paris Nsnsiiis and Foreign shawl E%perian Si Broad
sssssas sss *.
IL % Ts.s s.y with % Of Ss R
70 tbs Union application to the proprietor,
CPEc1AL NoT1cE:-LEwIs. a. seAcoRD LATE IN
store w.y
Ad extensive assortment fgentemens furnishing goods
hs.ies
g ss att s and
lie generally. MD ssaeord late of the mems fur
oa h attention Of bis friends and the
above hoping still to serve and please them
nsx .na suseney IN
Mantas have just been received at the emporium 36
,n other
month The inspection ladies' GEO
NEW PARIS ROBEs.-JUST RECEIVED LOT OF
~ beautiful Paris barese robes volontes ecossa also
silks and foulards mantiilas Paris ,roidoriss Honsn
'n' S"p''' A'' TIFFANY CUTTING 1921 Broadway
dTaperies Of every description IBBs DELL, PEIKsoN
call the attention Of tho furnishing public III Broadwsy
SHAwLs;-FIFTY CASES OF VERY Rich CANTON
Grape shaws (pain and embroidered having boon pur
chased by the subscriber previous the sdvan he
offer them ct from Is per cent less than the usual
prices Very heavy plas shawls. with rich dses
nges at SO 62 and Sl4 superb -
BOO Also exquisite assortment Of brochk Cashmere
sad other French India hsw Of the fabrics
GEO. BULPIN,
Mantila and Shawl Emporium. &l Broadway.
TIBsDELL, PERSON LAKE, All BROADWAY. LATE
~ of6 Canal street. respectfully solicit the atsaton Of
ladies public their sf All tks
styles Of summer silks orssndis muslins printe
aeknts tissues brilliants french cacoes &c. do adapt
the present Also magnificent stock Of fancy
ribbons all Of which have bees received By the late steam
and open for inspection.
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DANCING ACADE MES.

nANCING ACADEMY.-sIGNoR O. PLANCI, THE
weli known professor and teacher Of all the and
fashionable dsnoe has the honor to npprize his
rous patrons and the public that he has opened
with IFS and scientific principle Of teaching h pupils
able dances OF the day Open for private lessons from 10
A. NJ TO p. M, from 70 r M and for practice from
10 10
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, BONDS FOR $500,
tn,
land oouSsy .ss ssh s.y March last saasury
sT :sS public assiss
their and they should be sued and
Tia ii sn
At ''' VINE ' ''' ISSUE sSSHsH SiezEF
Go %
and meeting cf.hs citizens Of
berland county held in sunbury Saturday the 5th
inst The following 4 NIB and adopted
recently informed. through the public pross
hoia f sn FL bons.
Wit
Of the proceedings was concealed from the other Commits
sss hs
sssd .mens the ofeai proceedings said
y Charlie; Weaver ana william wilson
are held Sy the ksrosd Company issued
defiance Of the strong and we'll known opposition Of the
se4ey and
knowledge of Christian Albert the third County Commits
Resolved said bonds without public sano
calm and decided rebuke By indignant and in
par. grpsps interest Of the
Re.sIvsd T2.s present County Commissioners Chris.
n Be s
the said company enclosing Of the preamble
sSns s, s9s
" a for %
and directors thcy held such bonds aforesaid
have them und. their oontrs to cancel the same and
Resolved That tho said president and direotor neglect
Or Fus s within time to r. DELIVER the
lisbed for week in two daily newspapers, in Phade
& New S .nd as s sns in .s0
next resolution:
That there legal and yad defence
neglect by the company to return said bonds the said
then requested TO able counsel
defend against their and to perpeuate tho tes
mopy that exists relative to the fraud and wckednes ut
their conception and issue
Board have this day declared semi
s date l'' ''' Ans ''A C. REILoGG s..rss.ry 1''
OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, NO. 10
~ BrosAway.-New York. April "a 1853 The sixth in
ssment dollars each share Of the Increased
s :as o. =: tho LIST Sa ''
CaiExcbango on London lparaiso and the principal
cities the United States for sale In suit Coilss
and remted Refer TO and draw on the
American Exchange Bank, Messrs. Duncan Sherman Co.
New York
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
WIN II. DAvIDGE, Secretary.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. New York, May 1855
yNANTED-slOOOc. FOR FIVE OR MORE YEARS AT
w Elk cent annum property worth double tho
dress box I68 Post Office
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons DESTROYS of converting their cast OF articles
cash obtain fair price by sending for the subso
Der, at his residence. or through the Post once.
L. NJ DUSSELDORF, No. ID Elm street.
N. Blades attended TO by Mrs. Dusseldorf
CAsT OFF cLOTHING-sasee WORTH WANTpDI-
~ The highest cash price viii ss ssrsy Tvsa 4 oarss
every description Addrsss Though post cali JAMES
MOK0NEY at hi SECOND hare store II Oranss street,
ohAthSn.
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DOARD. WITH PLEASANT ROOMS MAY RE on
Il tainod At Il3 Clinton place.

II oARDING, AT NO. 624: BRoADwAY.-Two GEN.
ID tiemen and their wives be with par
Jors atd bedrooms attached and board, likewise two
sSeEsiemon With single rooms, at ga Broadway.
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NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY.
In April 30 l853-Ths president and directors have this
day declared Of cont from the earnings Of
the six months payable and after the 10th day Of
May next. The raAer will be closed until the
payment. H.. ". MASON, Secretary
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- =
CLAHTrVBfAs

CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIES
~ and gcnsr having to dispose OF receive fair
sending the stores ~ West Broadway
near Canal street. and 80 West Broadway by letter per
post addressed to COHEN ladies attended 10 by Mrs.
Cohe
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FoRT HAMILTON, l. I.-F0R SALE OR 70 LET
stable garden egby located for other
poses The house and neatly finished the garden will
produce vegetables suf small family Inquire
the premises. THOMAS STEWART
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ITO GUNSMITHS AND MANUFACTURERS. FOR
sale, complete set Of machinery for manufacturing
pistols also tools vices stock the athes will for
machinists also WIN DO sold separate or together at
sacrifice If applied for Immediately Power and the
room can by had Inquire of PEOARE 6s Hester street
144 Centre street, fourth floor
VALUABLE LEASES, FROM TWENTY TO TWENTY
give years, property No. Is Thompson street.
Grand street Also IN the Tenth between Forty
tween Seventh and Eighth Stores to let Sixth
the vicinity Of the Crys Palace frame COT
tages Thirty third street. between Sixth and Seventh
and four brick on Forty street
Exchange Agency I Thirty street between Sixth
and Seventh avenues.g
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CD 000 OR 81 800 TO LOAN, FOR THREE OR FIVE
UO.UUU years. real in the city Of New York.
at cent, fret mortgage Apply to LYONS, from II
4 O'Clock. Office, No. 9 Chambers street.
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ITO LET WITH PARTIAL BOARD-A LARGE ROOM
furnished for two gentlemen. With gas 4c In priv
Fronoh family residing the South and the Montague
ferries BrookJn Aso Asngle room, well furnished Ad
dress D. NJ K, Herald ONCE
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0O1 O0O TO LOAN IN ONE OR MORE SUNS,
pCf.UUU upon bond and mortgage, houses and lots,
offering great for investment in various parts
Of this city Also, lots Fifth avenue Arsenal square,
Twenty street Fourteenth street. Madison
Madl,on square Y9rkville' Harlem &c. Apply to u,
Bui
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T,oR SALE-A CALIFORNIA INVOICE OF WOODEN
ware consisting Of best three hoop pals brooms wash
tubs washboar scrub brushes and clothes pins and
assortment Of grindstoaes Apply to L. NJ Co. 3l Water
street
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CTATEN IsLAND.-TO LET. A HANDSOME COTTAGE
and nearly half of ground convenient Clifton
Catholic church on Wood row about half mile from Van
water churches, schools DC. Rent Sl25 per In
quire EPHRAIM CANNON at the gate Of the Seaman
Retreat, or At the cottage.
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half hands high bay color eight years old, very faI
and of great endurance can pace milo in 80 Warrant
perfectly sound and kind To be At the factory,
street
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OFFICES TO LET-A FRONT ROOM ON THE Sc.
~ cond floor suitable for lawyer real estate agent
Win be rented to q printer, publisher bookbnder. In
quire Office Of the Sunday Courier, No 10 sprdoe
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DoARD ON STATEN IsLAND.-PRRsONs WANTING
ID beard In the country hsar Of pleasant oestaol
within half mile Of stsAmbeat landing by applying q
i45Wsst street, between the hours ARd A. n and aaA
SP.N.
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only TWO OFFICES LEFT TO LET IN THE MER,
~ camille building No. 1888 Broadway-one in the Washing
ton Gallery No 70 with four windows viz two fronting
the other Office No Is Lafay Gallery with two north
light windows Apply to GEO. p. FOX, Hall Of Fashion,
3S3 Broadway.
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EOR SALE-THE ONEHALF OF THE LARGEST AND
i most feurishng laundry in the city. Tic present
attend business alone Inquire
premises foot of SEVENTEEN street. North river Of
James H. Bunting or Of James B. Henry n Schermerhorn
stroe Rroo
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HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE.-THK
horse fne looking bay old afteon and
half hands high perfectly sound good saddle horse and
Of endurance and promise road horse Lowcgt
cash price 500 Also set Of light harness and box
business both three weeks and but little
used VIII be sold separate together Apply the lard
o factory, lS Amos street.
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TNOR sALE-A STORE, AND LEASE OF DWELLING,
situated in one best localities in the city for the
grocery business For full particulars address, post paid
Investment Herald office.
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| ITO TELEGRAPH COMPANIES AND DOCK BUILD.
er-For sale, large lot Of chestnut telegraph poles
and white oak tenders for docks Address by letter 10
| JOHN G. SHULTZ. Cranberry, N. j.
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DAGUERREoTYPE ROOMS TO LET, AT NO $40
~ BroaSwAy.-A fine large room with skylisht, Coton
water and on second aoor hne wide
place will be furnished order N B-More be
had in tho building For further particulars inquire
Of 5. d. HUMPHREY, en- the premises.
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dor sALE-A BRIGHT BAY HORSE SIX YRAR1
OLD from the country hands one inch in hegh
warranted sound and kind in double and single
J. PHILLIPS.
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EOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-A NEW THREE STORY
modern built brick house, in Raymond street For par
ticulars inquire Of j. r. ST FELIX ESQ Brooklyn or W.
Thom No 81 Cortlandt street. New York Also, house
to et rent &325,
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CTORES TO LET-SEvERAL NEW STORES ON THE
y eligible business part of the Ninth avenue and
very pleasant, years. Rent $500 year
Thirty sixth street. few doors east Of
Ninth avenEe consisting Of parlor kitchen and two bed
rooms each Croton water in the rooms every floor
Rent 81 to S. 90 suit. Apply to
SMITH BARNES Al Eigh til avenue.
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gv,WO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES CAN BE
accommodated with spacious and pleasant i ~
with board private first class house, contslhhk ~
the modern the most dssrAns IN
the eityat No 2o West Fourteenth street. references
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STATEN IsLAND-TO LET, 90 NILES FROM VAN
- derbilt landing the Richmond road house contain
ing eight besides kitchen Also stable the
mises Rent 5000 For further particulars apply to GEO
CATLIN 70 Nassau street, to John d. Wood. the
premises.
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LNOR SALE-A HANDSOME CITY MADE ROCKAI
IL way carriage nearly new accommodate four pol
and be used with or two horset Can be
at MAGUIRES Livery Stable. 1874 MaodougAl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10

TNOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED OMNIBUS LINE
Il in Philadelphia tho present being about to re-
tire from the business Apply to JAMES MoILVENNY,