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Inn apossant Treasury Circular.
We are indebted to gentleman in this city for
the following important letter from the Secretary Of
f1,a Trooaurv.--

the following Important letter from the Secretary OF
she Treasury
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Sept 20, 1853
SR.-The Increasing revenue and accumuating amount
money the treasury render u most probable that
the tariff will be made o prom nent subject OF dia-
cussion examination with q view IN reduction,
during the oAchng session Of Congress In the
obtain from the most reliable the best informA
en Of the working Of the present rates OF duty upon The
leading branches Of industry o tbs country ana OF tho
effect to be expected from the proposed moddcstions
Under that you take interest in this sub
ec and have given attention to 1t, and perhApe
have been in situations TO place within your reach vsy
valuable Information you viii much obEge me BY con-
by furIiih hsts Of artsles subject to duty,
wbch ccorrg to such views should Se duty Free AAd
such obsr articles which the duty should
be reduced
The existing tariff hav:sg been dssgssd generally aAd
substantially fer and fer fair and causl ops-
ration estn between the various sections Of the
try and the various brar ches oc industry, tbs sana
objects should undoussdy be KEEP. In and the re-
ductiops, any shA b made shauld be arranged -
to afford equal par In the benefit TO every In
tere.t and to every secon Articles which enter into
manufactures and those which do not come into co
petition with Asfean produces are thcse about which
there viii doubtless be the lsast question:.
Bsdes these objects In thSprof cd reduction e<he "a
riff Of oh arrangement ~ afford proportional ben
et relief portion and interest Of this country,
there is another whfsh ought by be diae
housss Tbk object VIII be oonsulhsd BY adding to tha
free st articles Of gsner consumption, and artcle<
s.ls duty which but for this consideration might
properly b made subjects Of revenue. l am very ~
| spectfrly, JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
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National Convention OF Uo,vs sal,.rs

tVLU NNVc VHIU
Tbs Untd States Convention Of Univsrsslists met In
vie city 10 day Delegates from most o. ths Ststss hrs
present. ard Mossay, o. 1sssachussts was oho go
moderator; Mesrs CSrry, OF Indiana, and Retsrs, Of
New York clerks.
Ihs occasional 'erson was preached by Rev Mr.. wn-
hanson CT Alabama I, very abe.
The wsathe- Is cloudy and cold
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HEAVY DAMAGES-CURICUS SUITN
Srp1. N.--tdthd,ine Cooper, adainiayafrsr, Ge.A ~
James N. Cooper deceased d1nins Homds xas
bsought by the lan ia for arising from de-
pr,vaton Of her hussards maintenance and support,
caused BY the act Of the defendant wis was prarenv
sausd the death Of her bus ,and, James n. Casper.
This action Was brought updsr the stute OF i$aS al
owug the representatives Of the dsoeassd ta aOs for
dsmsges Default being entered in this cass tns jary
aesesse ed the damages nj a. ooo HUI was tsisd about
year ago fw eonvctd, and ssnesnce sus
Q. need until the civil suit had been dispossA q.
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The Norwsk (Ct) Gdsete spsaks Of The frequent DIS
appearance OF letters containing money the routs BE-
tween that place and New York. Ike compliant vss
recently made In the New Haven papsrs. rnsrs n uo,
fortunately, too much reason TO distrust W vnlosx
tatss malls,
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BE oUkIyn CITY Intellixsnoe.
EXTENSIVE CoNFL LAGRArION-DEs rRUCrIoN or
NJ IAl

EXTENSIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rRUCr4ON or An
OIL FACTORY, ETC.
An extensive c,naayraton occurred in Mar sa street.
between Gold and Bricge last evening. About nlns
o'coch flames bursting from tbs oil and candle
ma ufactory OF Aessrs johnson, Saudford Co., ats
the property of Mr. john H Smith, the e
Gold and Marshall st-eots and with such fury did Il
bum that the New York fre bells mistakng the Ays
sounded the alarm the Brooklyn bssls An
immense amount Of oil and candles stored n tAs
badiDg not the least portion Of which could be SAVED
rapid the progress OF the destroying element
feared for time that tLs entire block would ~
ccstumed and the psuts OF houses Q considerable
and emily safe cistaLce from the
their goods and furniture and conveyed THIN
bey end the possible reach or thu fire. Several fraA
buildiI g the bio * demolished the osea-
pants having time to auy thing and numbr
OF hosses the oppos side of the street csndar
ably damaged and only saved from desr By the 6re
men and tenants The fire ofiginsted in eonseq usace 0
tho bursting o! the oil t and with the greatest
difficulty that the wo kmen--some Of whom there An
yght-msnssed to make their escspe 1t WAS reported
subsequently turned out that he hsd succeeded get
ting from the building in safety. within past three
months extensive improvements had been msds 10 ths
fsotoy at expense OF $3 t03 The entire loss It
10 estip ated will $3.50 insured Brooklyn
New York ooss for SEQ 900 The loss the build
pes amounts about 81 000 upon which there
Was no insurance The storehouac OF Msssrs Curtis b
Mitchell, Immediately In the rear o. the factory
d. Tasged to the extent Of 81 CO0-inaured.
When the alarm gwen, Asss 'aut Captain Bslkna n
Of hs Second district police Immediately repaired 70 tbs
sceDe and being informed that of the workmea had
not tsen burst in the door and found
the man on the Aoor nearly sufocAted He brought Mn
out in safety.
Ihe whole Of the Brooklyn Fire Depa rtmsnt were out
and several New York companies, among which were
Hoee Nos. and 20 and engine 3d. were the ground
and rendered effective service
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NEWS BY TELEGRA APH.
Ravsess or the Yellow Fever

AT NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, GALVESTON, ETC.
| Nav ORLEANS sept IL 1858.
Tho humber OF ntsrmente yesterday aSou. 81 In.
cludirg IS fom yellow ftv;r. The imperfsst
Mr.. Harry ail buried yesterday, and the funsrsl
procession was very large and imposing
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20 1883.
Theintements for the twenty four enias ysster
day morning 40 of which 35 fro yeow fever
suiema Garde.ts nOther of Mrs. General Gaines died
| yesterday,
The lumber Of insernsnts reported ,his morning vas
only a4 including "a Iom yellow fever This is largs
decrease
The epidemic is still raging song the river and Ia ths
interior at Grand Cult Port Gibson Baton Ryuse yszoo,
s>iekicn. &iss., and on many plantations.
Nj Harry Hills viii Is ysrs short AMI, ereea. four
ash !esaciss, he leaves the whole u hs estate to his
only sen He bequesthea hia business to Nesses.
Nestlin asa TnoInas Lee. Hs has lef; no<niae for
charitable purposes, Cor cmancpasd any Of hs svss
His executors are John n. Bass aud John Arm6eld =,
the deaths BY yellow fever .. Galveston ayr "
per day at last accounts sid at Houston + - u''
Nrw o,,v :, Sept. 81, 1853
InternieEts reported this '~'1iIs 90 ~ ''''''s
II Of yellow fever. MOBILE SAINT. 10. 1858.
Tte totsl nupp:er IL dsa,hs IN tn' aoiv VA o"'uuAS
uax 30 tpcIoeipg 20 from Jeus" e'ol'
1.,odav I'll, ntermsnts were 20, Is hcing
-. 60, A. chief operator on tie Washington and
-, - ooy ssissyaph, was among the victims yester
CAV NoBILE, Sept. 20. 1853
The ints,nerts rcprtsd to-day we.s IS including IL
SAInMokE, Sept. A. 1868.
TIE Southern papers resolved to nght have further
Of tie ravages OF the yslow fever along the
iulf coast and the river
The sixth chi;S Of the lste Captain SGth, U. S Enei
,sers, bsirg the last Of the family, had died.
better from Pensacola daed The 18th inst, mentions
be Continued fatality Of the epideSuic there.
Died At New Orleans, harriet Rodgers Of Phadaphia,
rife Of L H. Labbes, and Mrs. Rebecca Levy, CT New
Yosk.
At Mobils, Richard VendewAter, Of Bintiantcn.
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the Last Hop Of shc Season at tho Astor
House,

Amagniacent hop given on Tuesday evening. By
the managers Of this fAvorte hotel end being the last &
the season. wasstsended with than usual brIliancy
The halls leading to the bau room were haudsonsay
drapsd and the party buoy ant in spris Nc Green
Of the geters up Of this affair Is entitled 70 credit
fsr the he display ed 10 ts arrangement and for the
courtesy ex,cDced to invited guests. The ladies
BEAUTIFUL and the fashionable galAnts many.
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Acciasnt 20 the Steamship Philadelphia.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10, 1853.
The steamship Philadelphia arrived here yesterday
having sft Aspinwan on the 9th inst She brings no
news. On the passage out she broke her shaft, and
rsacrsd Aspinwan the h, and returned to this port
xv;th ona vheeJ
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The Union on General Clark's Speech.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81, 1858.
The Union Of this morning defends the Cabinet against
General Clalks speech at Syracuse and says: Having
uniformly and earnestly sustained policy adopted By the
President the formation Of his Cabinet and the dstr
button Of public patronage wise In its conception and
well calculated Ia ts faithful execution to maintain the
Union and ttrenet then the party, we have committed
ourselves the duty Of defending that pcy whenever
it ia assaed and shall not faer in dschargng that
DUTY, however unpleasant may be to in coatsct
with such democra as General Clark"
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Collision between the Steamer Usica and Bl0Op
J0ae Grant-One Life Lost,

PoUGHKEErsIE, Sept. q, 1858.
The steamer Utica, while her passage to Cstslill
last night in collision near this place with the
soop Jane Grant, by which young lady, whose namo
we have not been able TO ascertain. knocked
board and drowned. Hsr body found this morning
at Iswsbu,g opposite this place. Both vessels wore
considerably damsged, and other passengers on
board the Utica were more or less injured.
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TAe State F'air 1t Saratoga.

SARATOGA Sept II, 1868.
The entrances Of stook &C. for the Fair thas fs have
been very good. Some thirty horses, and over cixg
cattle, were entered yesterday.
The weather to day cold aud rainy, aud shouR It
continue tomorrow it will inztsriany tho pros.
poets Of the Fair.
Hon. William G. Rsyes, Of Virginia is to deliver the
annual address on Friday. W.
SARATOGA, Sept q, 1858.
The day most slorious the woathor 10 warm, with
clear sky and the Fair ground dry and pleasant The
dipIsy of stock &c, upon the ground has been
excsIed since the organization Of the S'ae Fair The
time for entry of iclss for exhibition has bsen
tended BY the committee till this evening Wednesday, in
consequence Of the rain OF yesterday and the exhibition
viii continue Saturday, instead OF closing Fiiday
evening. B. B. JOHNSON
Secretary of State Agricultural Society
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teamshsp Keystone STATE.

The steamshsp keystone Saaso.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept, q, 1883.
The rev steamship Keystone State sailed to day on
hsr trip to Savannah with large freight and fifty
rasfenqerl.
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Secretary of State Agricultural Society
New Jelccy Democratic Convention.
T,sSros, Sept. p, 1853.
Tho State Convention to nominate caud
dste for Governor NESTS here to morrow. Alsrgc
ber Of delegates are IA town.
Later from Texas The Southern Crops, sc.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 81, 1853.
Advices from Galveston to the 18th that .
report current that Nsor Arnold, commandsnt at
Fort Worth recently killed by d.. Steiner the Fort
Surgeon, in q personal encounter.
The accounts Of the growing crops generally favor
able. although there complaints of the rsvaes
CT the caterpillar.
The accounts Of the crops In Texas favorable.
SPECULATION CONCERNING THE TRoops-sUsPr
CIOUs MOVEMENTS OF MEXICANS-GHlrERAL VI
HAZY, ETC.
BA.nSoGz Sept. 81, 1858.
New Orleans papers Of Thursday last received alc
the missing rails Of the 9th AID 10th insts
The papers contain details Of Texas to the 9tt
inst The ordering of troops to the Rio Grands fronte
had occasionsd much speculation In Texas
The San Antonio Ledger says that "a number Of strang
exicans just arrived busy buying up six shooters
and there 10 rumor that body OF eight hundred Mcx
cans are stationed the Rio Grande opposite Laredo
Gen Ujhazy had arrived at Comorn.
AIarge chip bottom mp apparently European, was
lately seen off the mouth of the Brszos,
Further advces from Mexico confirming the insecurity
Ct Santa Annals government, are published.
The Southern papers continue to record serious
to the cotton crops by heavy rains.
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and Of cur treaty relations with Spsdu Our treaties
forbid al such enterprises The trpartise convention
would Rave acded nothing TO their unawfoinsss III We
bsd bsen oesirous OF multiplying objections We might
ot rssh yoarg cix.ns and Foreigners should oe
put forward by two Of the lesoI Powers OF Europe as
ls q cir Why should bs expected to eusr into
strange compast with those Powers binding ourtelves
yeser 10 n AXE Axfn and honorable acquisition OF
Cuta there Is ogcal connection bet wesn the IDEAS
and there IL something bordering upon the offensive In
their association
Con.idsr roo the recent antscedents Of the Powers
that invite to di abe Ourselves TO the end Of time
from tie acquisition any way Of this natural append
to our Continent France within the present cen
tury ray nothing q the acquisition OF ssna has
crested moiety Of Europe from its native SOVEREIGN
tosssesed hereh by force Of AID at the time
greatly to tie oi'content Of Euslsnd Of six hnnd ed
miles o the Iorthen coast Of Africa, With indefinite
extension inc the Interior and has appropriated to her
s.b OF the NUT important nsular groups Of the
Pacific. England, not TO mstton her other numerous
recent acquisops In every part Ct the globe has even
your the 10th Of February written,
nppe8ed half OF tbs BurWsn empire to her overgro
ipoian potessons grouudsit the statexsnts of Mr.
Ccbdsn's p. be relied upon-compsed with
rbch the assigned BY Russia for invading rurksy
| sse respectable
utility Of those for the observance Of International
ysoDs which for cepturie haze bter knoSn TO a-ope
b, the name of the Law Of natl nsn They kBo an
I'D obey by us under the same venerable name Ger
tain Gre instances In hetofy have caused than to
s studied geusT ally and more anxiousy here than
10 Europe From the reatiUg out Of the sars Of th'
trescn Revolution 70 the year 1872 the U,ite1 Stats
knew the lsv OF sstoUs only as the victims OF is sys
tsmstc vioa,ios by the great maritime powers Of Eu
rope For rnese viois the part Of Bagand prior
l7s4 ind.mnidcaton Sss made under the seventh arti
Gle Of Jsyr treaty FoYvscjlar njursee OF tho pat
France We mrelhd 70 accept an ilusory 'et Of
ubder the Convention u lSc0 feE years on
elapsed before . warfare upoa our neutral right
vas ctnmsnced by the tvo Powers One hun
rep. from least o. % s,es orSs,
council epd tho Ftenah, berlin, and Milan DEGREES
These crosrs and oecssss ss;s At the time recipr
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Uyo RE SOLD CHEAP, A SIX OCTAVE PIANO-THE
owner going TO Europe Inquire at Mrs Bonds onfec-
onery store fs West Broadway three doors from Beach
stSvvt. kres HN
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT con.
" pnny April H. 1883 The president and dire hare
this day declared dividend Of i've per oapta
stock OF the for tbs six ending
last payable the stockholders and Aer Monday
the I'd May next The transfer book will be closed III
18th inst to the above date. BY order.
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FURNISHED HOUSE AT NEW ROCHELLE-TO LET,
IL above, gentsel furnished house. for six months
the pleasantly located and well adapted for the
residence of respectable family The advertiser would
prefer to dispose Of the furniture at fair valuation and
lease the years Possession immediate
~ One hours distance the city by the Now YORK and
New Haven Railroad. Apply the promises, address
J. c. HASLETT, New Rochelle.
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ITO LET-A PHYSICIANS OFFICE; A HANDSOME
large front basement in Great Jones street Broad
way Also furnished apartments replete with every
nonce for Igie gentlemen. Apply No. 500 Broadway
II stairs.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEr-FROM THE FIRST OF
II May to first of November consisting of rooms
basement &c with all the modem improvements situated
Ninth street between First and Second Also,
the splendid panoforte be had il required A
desirable trant will 10 literally treated with Address L.
t.. Heral
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NOAL YARD-TO LET OR LEASE A COAL YARD
~ comprising six lots Of ground, corner Il Ninth
Fourteenth newly fenced and planked Posses
sion from the LIST of May next Apply ut the Office Of the
Pennsylvana Coal Company OF Broadway and Wall
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IIACTORY OR WORK SHOPS, TO LET or LEASE
Il The building erecting corner Of Suffolk and Rivng
1on streets $50 feet by Is feet we'll lighted suitable for
either factory work shops The whole, part will
be let leased Inquire the coal Office the promises
OF at 43 Gold street. SAM. THOMPSON NEPuEWS.
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T1OR SALE OR LEAsE-A PLOT OF GROUND ON
south side Of Twenty ninth street. between Frat and
Second in front l feet and averaging 1877 feet in
depth Coco location for coal yard tenant
houses. Apply to G. c. PINCKNEY No. Nassau street.
from II to r. M.
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NOTICE.-NEW YORK AND HARLEY RAILROAD
CompsnyIA meeting Of tho ssoekho!ders of sh,s
psny will be held At their ofhoe No Centre street
friday April q e Il eol9ss noon for the ofacs
passed the 9th Of April 1852 The amending the
passed the 9th day OF March, 1865 upon
proposed increase Of the capital stock Of eight mon Of
doars in pursuance Of resolution Of the directors The
polls will be opened 1t and closed at 2scoek
ALEX. KYLE, Secretary.
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WANTED-sl,oOO, FOR EIGHT MONTHS OR YEAR.
w chattel mortgage worth Sc 900. Address n L..
Herald Office stating when and where interview ke
had.
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DAGk, BACON CO., BANKERs SAN FRANCISCAN,
CSl-Exehangs on London, Valparaiso, and the primes
cities Of the United States for sale suit CosH
lions made at San Francisco in the interior the SAa
American Exchange Bank Msssrs Dunoaa. ShaxnAa O.
Nav ork
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IyOR SALE ON TWENTY. SIXTH STREET-A SUPE-
rior house. with gas Chandeliers fixtures BATH go and
in fine order lot 2s4 byp89 Also fine house Twenty
fifth street price $500 Also two valuable lots Twenty
sixth street Fourth avenue rs by 100 feet Also I've
houses Fourth fine investment. Apply to E..
KINSHIMER 39 Fourth avenue between two and seven
O'Clock r. M
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Upper MORR1sANIA.-FoR SALE, OR TO LET,
u frame house filed in with brick Washington
between Fitch and Mott streets three hundred yards from
the railroad station 1t contains cellar and
garrett Rent S75 per annum will be sold for 81 00
half Of which may remain bond and mortgage. Inquire
the misses Of j. MATHEWSON CIT Hudson street.
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FURNISHED RooMs-To LET TO SINGLE GEN.
II temen, without board a suite Of rooms on second
also front and bedroom third floor. The
house pleasantly situated fronting the Battery Apply
ut No. State street, corner of Whitehall street
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dor SALE CHEAP.-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
= store, doing coed business and in good neigh
horhood The ofthe selling out he Is going in
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COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET.--A HOUSE AND EIGHT
" lots of ground in Eghtysxh street, between Firs
and avenue A. The house Ia lar and convenient
and the ground well stocked with trees and shrubs
Inquire of FRANCIS BLANNHLT No. 80 Sixth avenue
before A. M. nd q M.
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L,OR SALE-LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES, OF A
first ,ass tobacco and segar store situated of the
most public thoroughfares of this city splendid stand
for business Terms to cash customer Apply at the
New York Brooklyn and Williamsburg Agency Once, 67
Chatham street.
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GyHOICE SUITES OF ROOMS ON SECONDHAND THIRD
" to let from 2th instant to families single
temen furnished UNFINISHED with full partial board
in the first class house No 50 East Twentieth street All the
modern and contiguous to Fourth and Sixth
and several stage lines Apply at No. So Beeck
afrpat
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WANTED TO RENT-IN A RESPECTABLE NEIGH
w borhood, small house, part of house. in New
York Brooklyn the ferries Address, with terms
NJ. r., box 2,G06 Post Once
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ITO LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF A MODERN BUILT
brick house in the upper part of the city, consisting
front and back pantries between small bedroom
and privilege of bath Inquire ct l6 West Twenty
fourth street between Sixth and Seventh from
until p, NJ
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EroR SALE, ON LIBERAL TERMs-FIvE LOTS, 81
tuatcd on the east side Of Ninth avenue commencing
the theas of street. together with
foundations and first tier of beams Apply to
ADRIAN H. MULLER h CO., No. 7 W all street.
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DOOMS-FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY, AT 562 HOUSTON
IL street. in the vicinity of the Metropolitan Hotel Refe
RANGES required
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FURNISHED APAR rMENTS.-A NEATLY FURNISH
ed room on the second floor in private family suits
BILE for two single gentlemen to let without board
House location very desirable st. Johns park
Terms moderate, Apply at l33 Fran kiln street.
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CPLENDID SHOW ROOMS TO LET-TN THE EXTGN-
- sve buildings No 43 and 49, Broadway, wost side, in
Walack theatre with wide stairway OF direct and
easy access suitable for tailor mners panocrte ware
rooms any business requiring large and elegant show
Several Offices also to let suitable Tor artst nreh
tecs lawyers any other light business lease 81 eight
years can had Apply either the promises to Dr.
Powell oculist, No. JD2 Broadway, or L. n CLLlATLY,
M Broa iWA No. g.
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DOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR TO LET-A FINE RES
taurant and dining the best location down town.
siegsnty fitted up and good run of fret class customers
let upon terms agreed upon Such opportunity sell
dom offers but the estate must be closed up Apply to RO
BlNSON, IS Nassau street
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WRITING AND INSTRUCTION TO ADULTs:-AN
English lady of great practical experience In teach
ing who has been very successful in impartns pleasing
method of instruction adults who have not received the
early rccovo ladies at her own
sdcncc and in very lessons will remove tho difficulty
Which prevents the enjoyment of refined society The
triccsi confidence BIO relied on Address rsp Mrs
H. broadway Post Office.