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aARirInE tNTELLiGESCE.
Port or New York. July ~. IL;

CLEARED.
sbip-Issac Bel, johnson, Quebec, Mortimer Lvinss
Barks-PudJo na (Br), Askell, Quebec. T LSpRDe
Brigs-Eyeline, staples New buIy port, II Biookman
&Co; Crosby. Collins Bangor Thos II Sanford Fla
Zeno, Swssey Malaga, Burnett & CO. oleron Psndletou
Boston, Thor Sandford Wild Pigeon. Carlton Jackson
vile, Buck Co; Nisgara Hard Dg Crooked f-iand
(i). u Blooknan Co; IRA, Hotohkiss Guiiford NJ N
Freeman Co
ScbTs Oregon Cook Boston, K Buck & Co; Calico.
Nelson kichu ord. II Pierson; Mary Jaue Peck Dupuy
Richmond, G Piersou, Leo. STOW Bangor. r Buck x
20; PaupeIo. keDdick Cadz -ards GUIDE (,t).
M,lichsmp, Labrador, Roome Il Diowiddte; Stepaea II
IOvnsehd Borland, MALAGA Van BruRt Il ~lsght. f. :
Powell, Gag. Wilmington, 5 Powell Nara Jewest,
Fenny, Malaga, N FIeenan Il Co; saty Badger, sim
menus, bnAhvie, 81 Bateman 4 Rudercw,
ARRIVED.
steam9hip star Of the south, Marks, New Orleans 5
days With 70 patserg4ys. 20 Thomas + Stanton
steamship Florida Woodruff Savannah So hours, with
passenger, TO Mtch'll sunday s 40 PSI of Cape
Htrss passed sea nahp Augusta hsncs for Sa nah
snip johann LANCE tBrsm) Ismke Liverpool, AZ days,
WITH ooZ passengers, % Williams Guion.
ship Chesterhoim (B Heard Bristol AZ days With
l6l passengers, 10 II 4 T Myer
ship Arthur or New aaveD) Talbot Palermo 81 dnys
snd ~ days from Glib altar IA Draper Uestn Co NAV
20 while bestI bout back ~ Rock a, Gth,sI.r 80
run into by brig supp, 70 b an Italian bofb vs
sels we're cob.ids ably dnmsg.o the big bore ava, no
tore Daylight for harbor. June "a Ia, 70 "a Ion Al
took letters from brig Dolphin on cruise ali veil
ahh, lat ~ D., experienced heavy gale sprung main
mset split ssils A''"
Bark Reindeer (of Gsrdirer), lawrence, Newpor. p
June With 10 pssseDgsrs 70 Gofham h hassett June
70 lat 49, Ion 40, exchanged signela with ship uIooe
RAJ, hence bound f. June % lat 43 10 Ion ~ 30 ex
changed signals with chip Switzerland from Cha ston
Tor Liverpool 30th. lat Al Ion 81, spoke bark Eutav OF
heavy gsies from Wsw to NV, sprung head Of main.
mast, carried away foreyard, eplit sails.
Bark New York Packet (oiden) iGardss. B,emsn, 90
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Herald Marine Correspondence


Arrived-Brig Acadian (Br), Lnckhart New York for
Wind or; schis ExemplaI (Br Smith, do do P4as, Nc
hbre. Norfolk for Boston Mount Vernon Yeatop. New
ford Phiisd. phla for Boston; William Henry Bridge
port. bound L
l3th-AIr schr John A Dix Allen, Scituate for NYork
14tt-So the vessels above reported; also brig Com
Ste sart al d scbrs Benjamin and Ivy Green
lsthAt anchor in outer roads snip Vineyard. Fisher,
Of this pert will probably Fail for hPacfc, whaling, to-
morrow, wind and weather permitting.
ePM-No fu1tner arrivals
PHILADELPHIA, July 1s-4P NJ.
Ar7ived-Barks st James, Esling Rie Jaueiro: John
FaInum. Coutts, Pernsmbuco; brigs Aiken, Ryder,
Boston Token, Smith Chelsea: schrs Cti ford Goroon
Weymouth; Republic Edridee, Boston; Mail Cobb Fast
Depbi, Mary Ellen, Coitnaham Deep Greek Mary Miler
Laws Boston Challenge, Long Republic, Edridge, and
Mogul, Haskill Boston.
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.s4ADSlsx. 40.
I nnn CASTS CHOICE CLARET. 800 BASKETS
l.UOV ohsmragne from 81 to 81 per basket; fno old
LoI don dock port sherry Madeira andy run gin &c
at least per cent under TIC usus prices For sale by
@. +. LETHBBIDGE VI and ~ Fulton street
brandy PICkLts SEGAas, AT AUCTION. THIS
day az 1913 o'clock at No 81 Dey street Of Groen
wien street tea black shd green coffee mustard ground
pepper rice starch soap candles dates, figs sardincs
pickles trs dies wines tobacco scgars washboad nuts
maocsroni, herr ng, stlm0n.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer
GCo1CH ALSO CASKS MUIR d SONS. YOUNG
- ers Dove's Fakirk Steclos and other brands Also,
i cake Bass Go Asops Lsst India ale ale and
800 casks London and Dublin porter OF all the best brands
phts and quarts IN the fhes possible order For sale IN
quar- titite 10 suit by
O r. LfTHBRIDGE SO and 80 Fulton street.
SfGAks-SFGARs-sRGARs 10000 CHOICE Hh
- and other Mt 30 per cent under the usual
prices. For sale IN Quantities to suit by
@. y. LEThBKIDGk ~ and 81 Futon street.
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EXCURSIONS.

L,IsHING AND COlILLON EXCURSIONS EVERY
day il the week The sea steamer Hero. Captain Han
cox, win leave Spring street IA Hammond street IA
Tenth street s; Broone street. 81; Peck slip, 81;
pier No 3N r.. A. NJ, returning by p ~ Dinner, ds6.
ing tackle and bait viii be provided Fare. 90 cents.
CRANg EXCURSIONS FOR CoNEY ISLAND LANE
" ing ut Fort Hamilton each l21e
way. TIE nc~ and splendid steamer ECONOMY captain
u. Abel h,s er regular daily trips tn,
lows
Foot Spring street At 81 A. H., Icy r. M, 3hPM
Pier No. 3 North River 10 A. M T. M, 4f.M
The and elegant ate amer BAkROSO will also leay,
ae follews:
Spring street, at loh A. M. 2P.M, 6k Pm
Stopping at Fort namiltor, the last trip night
The DURANT will also run every SUNDAY leavins
Spring street at ii and pa and pr ut l and ocook
JOHN r. RODxAN, Agent
TEMPERANCE MEETING EXCURSION "A TEMPER
i nnce meeting sill be held at Chanc-ville Monmouth
county New Jersey on Wednesday July % at O'Clock,
N. Rev. l.. Chaplin Of New York, and other distn.
Jabez swan vii BIO present and deliver addresses this
imrortnnt subject, steamer EAGLE will leave foot of
Murray street for the above place. Port Monmouth
that day, at ~ o'clock A NJ. NJ return ut afford
ing fine excursion. Fare twenty FIVE cents each way
THREE GRAND EXCURSIONS TO NEWPORT AND
tain Nathan Child viii leave New York from Pier No
North River Tuesday Thursday md Saturday, July
10Th. 2lst End 2 at A. W. Returning viii leave Provi
dente at NJ, snd Newport OF "a A. on Wednesd,y,
eursion 49, 81 80 each way Breakfast dinner can
be had bosrd Tickets good to return trip The
Canouicus being so well kl to the travelling public
the comfortable and commsdious day boas steamer
plying Long Island sound al itP waters n
thing further need be sad to recommended pa
trohngo
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days. wiA ~ psssssgsrs. to Hs.mngs Muller Cos

days. win ~ passengers. to Hsaninss. Mailer Cos
bs1t vissssr Narss (Beis. s.fins, Ast-srL 40 days
TO a.,.s; put into TIL. port e ..d p.':ssassr.
sheldon July lat "a So len 50 20 spoke ship Carissa
Carrier, from New Orlsa ms for Liverpool.
Bark Ann johnson lot BelfAst Loshrop, New Orleans
BARK Macon. watkins. Savannah, 7 days, to Donul
Brig " Buddecks (Brsm) Cladius. Bremen. 4s days,
with l23 passengers to Hennngs Muller GOslng July
., off sable Liasd spols Oldsnoarg bark Ne. YORK d
Packet from Bremen for New York june 30 LAT IL Z2,
Ion 4S "a, spoke Br bark Jane Bro.n, steering 3
Big Ludwig (sve). r.nngrsn Rio Jsneiro 80 days 70
.chr Elizabeth Mary, from Nova Scotia for the West In
dies 9th lat q lon 81 20 spoke sshr Clsee from Ban
Brig I.martiDs lof Augusta Blake, Fsj.rdo. PR Is
| days, 10 MAITLAND, Phelps Co
Brig General Taylor (of orleans, Smith St Johns PR,
IL days ts G'mberpat Escoriazs. July 10 Chinco-
league NV 10 miles, spoke brig Patriot, bound ;
Brig Maria (of Bristol, RID Psarcs Ma,.n.ss July 3
Wabash. from Matanzas for Cowes.
Brig Delta (cf Cbsrlsston) Mehan, Cardenas II days.
Brig Edwin o BOSTON,, Norton Cardsna., 10 days. to
Big susan small, Small MiuSridge, 1s days, to simp
schr William Gregory (of RocklaDd) Packard Tampco,
June II to W Trundy 4 Co July !, At2e lon 70 so,
cured man from her &c me Of the belonging to
the being sick June 81 James od native OF
sctr Azof lof Bostou), Gsacar Tabasco June 81 to
7 White 4 Co July g. lat rs 80 Ion 10 S. spoke schr
WmsGreRory from Tsmpico for New York.
schr Mary lot New Haven't Aaires, Matanzas, days,
to L Pesrsall Il Co.
Schr Anthem, Burrows, Matagorda Texas, June q, to
master
schr Triton (Br), Higgs neuthera days, to Eneas
Hut ch;ps
scbr Gov Anderson Farewell. Key West, 10 days to r
Maitland Co. July Is lat 80 Oh Ion 70 ID, spoke BIZ
bark Agncourt from Moptego Bay for london, 10 days
out.
Schr Excelsior Hopkins Virginia, 2 days.
Scbr Hunter, Webb, Suffolk, Va days.
schr Corneia, Bryant, Branlywine, days. for New
Haven
schr union Parsons, Huntington IL day. tor Phila-
delpbia.
schr Mary, Wall Calais, 10 days.
Scbr Bylas, Marshall. Calais days.
Scbr lvanhos sim0pton ROckland, 4 days.
Schr David Babson, Babson Rockport 2 days.
Scbr Joseph Rogers Worthngtun Portland, ct. diys
Schr Jane Brainerd. Russell Portland, CT. 2 days.
Schr Slas Branerd, Hulse, Portlsrd CT, days.
Schr Happah Chase, Johnson Portland. Ct, days.
Schr H Pool, Yates, East Hsddsm Ct, day.
Schr Shsiler, Lawrence Portland, Ct, days.
BELOW.
One brig in the ofhng, unknown.
Wind at sunrise, NV; sunset, S.
BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEGRAPH
The HIGHLANDS, July lS-Sundown.
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Telegrsphic Marine Reports.

BUsIOS, July 40.
Arrired-Sbips Hndosan, Manila: Trrell Liverpool;
baks IAcona, Philadelphia; Ataanta Gs.gow; May, Ar
eIossan; briggs Medium, Havana; Wheston, Baltimore.
Cunningham Rondout; Edward. Delaware City: Bsuja.
min CuehiFg Je emile; Clark Windsor, Gaze Haytien
scbrs Fdea Tahiti; Central Anne lea, Messns Ecergy,
Cardenas An bass ador Jacksonville J Williamson, La
con Barrett Neptune Mary Louisa, Rainbow aud
Whildeh, Philadelphia WIN Hill Rondout: Wright and
Motto. NYork; Leander, and Vermont Albany; Reguls
tor, Rordout; and others.
SALEM July 49,
ArTived--Bark Maid of Orleans Manila, Wyman BIO
GRANGE briga Gambia AGRA, West Coast Of Africa Gar
land, and jose pima Para.
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WATERING PLACES.

" Newmk Bsy-Ihs spbseyi1sr would respectfully an
pas,s: ii Kinds Thi; ssa:: sisa.t;a
trout Il about two ssrss shaded with sms xliovs
delightful rss for oart. within hundred miles Of New
York Boass leave New Tori .. pier No J. n r, every
nin.tes walk from the above house. B. RODGERS.
NTEyIsINK HOUSE, HIGHLANDS NEAR SANDY
IN Hook n Of the delightful and cool resorts
more ees,iemsn and single families with board Daily com
mupication four times day by steamboat and stages al
ready the Psr
NATIONAL HOUSE LONG BRANCH n J., Is NOW
~ for The reception Of vsssr Since the last bathing
ss house ss ssns eonps n every Tas
p.sor. ad.s.y sSioi. =: psr9nsgs Of their sass
sea bathing and sscomnoons house second to Nc
other watering place in ss sro oSsd s' fsr1r
~ county Y-This house pleasantly situated on the
the orange lake miles from the village
good bathing shns and shooting may apply At the
Of the Manhattan Hotel, Murray street.
DosT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL. sHREws
iaah and It. bubble &
the above named place is Row open for the reception Of
Robinson street. North River JosEf 10 Slain f.
y HouseJ Long Branch. N This first class house now
open toarders situated the shore at Long Branch
drive. the sennIy s;saasoss; Alice fr,s. jams:
seH 6a daily
''''A f''A 'Dp DA'' AI SAMUEL LAIRD, Proprietor
s y
snss 20: e e.: . s s
q lillian s.rest. viii Sc promptly sps-sred
J B9INTNALI.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c.


w AGEES AND JEwELkY.-THE SUBSCRIBER is
-. so.sog all descriptions Of
soLb AZ syysk WATCHES JrwEiRy WARE,
"rs'aii' ~ >ush less tina. the usual prices.
-, ~. - JrRGFNsrN WATCHES
.b watches received by every ARRIVAL
sI.h ITO him with each watch warranted
''I IupIsa and levers 2orEa WATCHES -.
and quarter se.ond watch for timing horsoH and gold and
.elen nsiS gold pocket et.s sSTsSgErsSs
.r,ya,sat, r1eY,, -. N.neters, whieh run without
Watches which run eight days
ENAMEL wATcAEs
for ladies, some in hunting cases
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies, SEINE In magic eases.
MAGIC WATCHES
which change into three different watt hes
WATCHES
MP and turn the hands without any key
Fine gold lepne watches four hel"s JewelIed a.. M
Fine poI detacbed Ieyeys N - 'N'.' W ~
cola ensmelled watches Tor tho ladies' ~ Ss
Go!d English patent levers ri 90
Gold English patent lsvors, hunting cases. ~ 81 90
-. ~ paths essts Us low I6 90
silver detached levers. ~ low ....,..... "a 00
and all other styles OF watches at Iually prees
DIAMONDS
Darond earrings pins bracelets rings and crosses
for ssls NJ much lsss than the usurI prices.
AL Kinds Of rod csn., pure gold weddiDg rings gold
and Rsas gold pencils gold and silver thim
es bracelets brcastpins cuff pins lockee earrings gold
aJd silver speeaoss geld tootbpicks, charms ohaesp
thsins &c.
Sterling silver spoons ouPs, forks penknivos napkin
hngs fruit knives wedding cake knives &c. &c Watches
good time or tho money returned
RrPArns
All kinds Of watches and clocks rspAirsd In
sbe best manner much loss than the usual prises
GFORCE @. ALLEN.
imporer Of watches and jswslry Wholesale retail No
Wsu sttse', ssc0nd n9Yr, AsAy Rt9sdwsy,
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CLOTHING.

ELOTUING AND FURNITURE WANTED-LADIES
~ and gentlemen having to dispose of eye
fair cash price by sending TO the IL West adway
place Canal street. and 90 West Broadway by let
ter post addressed to s. COHEN Ladies attended
by Mrs Cohen
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CRANERcY HOTEb-TBIs ELEGANT AND FASH
III ioDahls hotel Of Broadway
,tth street with ts extensive additions somprisg
two hundred ave Ia ready the
81 tie pubo. Board e. per day SO psx
week Lodxns s2ss room, with breakfast, o. per week
Z, p0SApI, TyopriStSr
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Bark Hesler 263 tons together with her whaling ma
telials including chr copper cooler casks SC
was sold at auction 18th int at Fairhaven by Brad
ford, to Dexter Jenny, of that place, Tor $1,000.
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DRY GOODS

MADAME FIDRICn, % WAvERLEY PLACE, HAS
l just received from Paris large assortment Of the
haDdsomest embroderes. msntiss, dresses, &c.
DETER ROBERTS & CO, ONLY STokE) 375 BROAD.
way, have Just received large stock OF yaencienes
lace and black lace mts The and ladies
city invited to call.
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UCTION NOTICE.-THOB. BELL. AUCTlONEEB.=
"A By w. s. INGRAHAM-This day, st 10Y @ clock In
the sAlsrooms No 10 North william street will be sold
hne And valuable OF farnturs also
stock Of WILL assoFted dry shswis yss
90 also two boots and shoes liquors, ncy
goods Euns. and twcnty elegant pictures.
A UCTION -PAwNBROKER's SALE, THIS DAY. BIZ
a W. Levi: 4 nsrsimors, ct No ISL Chatham sqsars,
cts quilts boots and shoes tools Sale to
st ten O'clock by order Of Abraham Goodman.
c. FUTILE. AUCTIONEER. HORSES, CAR.
~ riagss wagons, Sleighs Harness &c-A. C. FUTILE
will sell en- Tuesday At O'clock at Railroad
valuable: horses including pair black carriage
carriage large and
two horse and one single horse and
small sleigh double and single bells robes
being balanoe of the stock who1s
retiring from business and will be sold with
ont for cash Deposits will be required from ell
chasers. A. c. FUTILE, uctionee.,
Once No. 100 Broadway.
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fBY SANDY He

fBY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEGRAPH
The HIGHLANDS, July l8-Sundown
One ba k, bound out, At anchor near the Spit The
other outaaid bound vessels have all gone to One
brig near the bar brig In tue ofng, bound in
Wind light from Sc Weather clear.
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BDMW sTEAIA.

WORR.NG MEN, ATJgNTIONs-THE FORDHAM
w Village Association will bold their first meeting At
Military aal Bocery opposite sprps str ct on Thursday
evening" July 2st ats ocook The proen subsObsr aud
all othe,s aesrcys Of Joining are requested 70 b pres;at
held ont TO all who want chap pleasant and convepea&
hops. NEWELL BARREN, No. Nassau street.
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EXECUTORS sALE.-wILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
auction the 18th day of July inst. the promises
the residence Of the late Joseph v varck deceased
tanning about three OF On the premises
elevated ground thus aOrdng fine view q the village
an ae surrounding country 1t handsomely laid in
flower and vegetable garden, with abundance of fruit
trees Of the choicest kind For further inquire
Of JOHN ELLSWORTH, Poughksepsie or ROBERT p
VARIlK. south BROOKLYN. executors,
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~ W. HOLMES, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
". hold Furniture auctionC w. HOLMES will sell to-
Wednesday July 70 at lGk O'clock all the urni-
tween Thirty third and Thirty fourth Streets consisting Of
elegant French plate pier glasses carved rosewood suite
satin br0cate marble centre and side tables card aud
fancy tables sofas carved spring seat Oh ,r
inRs and steel engravngs elegant gilt China China
tea set dining tables silver plated ivory cutlery
crockery and glass &c. the whole to be sold with
ont reserve, and each deposte required from all pur
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LBEKr h. NIcoLAY, AUcTIoNkER.-oREArA AND

LBERT h. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-oRKAT AND
"A persmptory ssles Of about Thousand beautiful
building and villa sites situated the lns
York Flushing Railroad and ts depot this
at VILLAGE West Flushing only fvo AID hSf miles
from the city Of New York. .
albert NicoIay will sell at auction, ON Tuesday,
Wednesday TbavsdAy, July rs AID u, At twelve
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange about thousand
beautiful building and villa Sizes situated the limo
Of tie New York and Flushing Railroad which 10 being
contract to be hpsb.d BY the hrst
Of December next and its depot will be this property
lots have been laid out with great TASTE are twenty
Ave feet front and hundred feet deep aud ~h
be sodHn sections only of four lots
feet square The village Of West Flushing situated
high ground between Nswtown and Flushing is perfect
l healthy and destined to become OF she most 6saut
fnl Villages within twenty miles Of the city al
those desirable to who love comfort
able and rural homes and been aid out expressly for
persons doing business in the city Of New York
portion Of these lots have beautiful fruit trees upon
them and the ID Of the kind and abundant
The by the railroad will very low, probably
not exceeding omnibus $25 per annum and the
trains to in with all the leading
ferries to New York.
sixty cent of The purchase remain bond
and mortgage for five years at per cent.
The deeds will contain stringent nuisance clauses and
the title Of this pro perty 10 unqnestionable
There will be free excursions Thursday July
and Saturday July g. to West Flushing purpose
Of giving opportunity Of viewing these beautiful lots
previous the SALE should it. rain the
days the excursions viii not take place until the first fail
days Tickets for the excursions together with aud
full particulars be obtained at the office Of the
tioneer, No, 40 all street, New York.
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IN B: BUTLER AUCTION EER.-MoR1GAGE SALE
1. of splendid parler bedroom and kitchen furnturs
glassware crockery, &c wednesday, July 90 at 10Y
O'clock, at No Is Mercer street, censng rose wood
chairs in brooatele large gilt French pier glass
wood sofas in brocate two large French mantel
classes rosewood and mahogany marble top dressing
Gothic hedse.ds gut chandeliers oval centre tables black
and gold marble trtette tables
chairs; tetea satin do laine curtains lace vases
Brussels and ingram carpets ocths pictures
ware crookery &c Also, splendid rosewood piano
Chick eriDn maker. Terms Of sale, cash. Catalogues
morning of sale.
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Henry T. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER, WOULD RES
IL peculy inform his friends and patrons chat he will
hold bis semi annual sale of Sevres china vases ooup
and bronze and china groups splendid oil
and Thursday July 26 and q At 1o O'Clock each day
the Academy of Design Broadway opposite Bond
fore the sale, when the goods can be examined,
T MORIARTY. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
at 10 o'clock at l73 Chatham street, and second
reaus setas cha tables carpets. bedstsads 90 Also
tpring cart and large assortment of
blankets linen sheets orOckery glass ware, &c &c.
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WILLIAMSBURG LOTS.-JAMFS COLE WILL SELL
w auction this day, at the Merct ants' Excha nge
New York thirty vacant lots on the beet streets the
north side of the city First street and North
venth Eighth, Ninth and Ten streets This is the
chance which has been of red in long time the sale
will he positive the highest bidder and the eighty
per cent bond and mortgage giving persons of small
capital chance to secure home in the most desirab
part of this rapid improving city Lines Of good omni
buses continually to the ferries of Brooxlyn vii
accessible at any tim by good ferry accommodations
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CNOR SALE CHEAP-ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS
one Of the very best meat, provision and vegetable
the city; there better chance for
enterprsng to make money II will be sold very low
above stated Inquire in the the
premises, l67 Blocker street.
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aORsEs. CAHssxAaEs, dss

"A shifting top ana seating four persons made b.
for sale cheap Also substantial four seated open
Wagon, plain but Of good style Apply to WIN. RAFFGR
1Y No IS Canal street
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Further Particulars u the Disaster to tho
EmsArs-Ce,onss's Irqursss-Rssusal Of the
PrSPras toxs Of the Steamer - Fur.ish the
Names OF the Passs nSers-The Wreck.
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IRON BEDSTEAD, AND CHEAP SPRING MATTRES6
Bedding depot The best place to get the healthy
best At kind Of bedsead At half the usual
beds to sl2 iron bedstead all sizes 81 to $50 Also
the patent elastic felt beds pillows &C. Private dwellings,
hotels &C., furnished promptly 553 Broadway Praoa