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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03
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INoR SALE CHEAP-A 81 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
LIZ pianoforte with the aolan, nearly new as the pre-
sent is going to Australia Address Philip Herald
Office, for four days
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN.--A SPLENDID ENTIRE
IL ly 63f octave rosewood panoforte Of excellent
tone and touch made by ourneyman piano maker for
private use, but circumstances compelling its immediate
disposal will be sold exceedingly cheap for cash 1O3
West Broadway, opposite Franklin street The piano will
be fully warranted and secondhand pianofore taken in
exchange
I'oIIAN PIAN0s.-T GILBERT CO.'S NEW
AZ York Warerooms No. 1853 Broadway, corner Of
Anthony street second floor where the largest assert
ment OF pianos with and without the celebrated i'm.
proved aoean, may be found all Of which have the
tac frame, and warranted TO stand any climate and
give entire satisfaction BY experience Of years re
suling in many important improvements the aoan has
been brought to perfection attained others Nearly
600 aolians have been applied and the demand is ra
pidy increasing Elegant boudoir cottage pianos con
venient for small rooms T. G.. Co Is pianos are admit.
ted to be superior to all others owing to their rmness
and long Snding in tune. We need no better evidence
of the popularity of these instruments than the fact
that we are supplying ten solans per week, and can
scarcely I'll all the orders. Prices the manu-
factory. Dealers supplied at liberal discounts.
HORACE WATERS. Exclusive Agent.
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NIICOIAY WILL SELL SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR
conseq uence of the fire at SO Mspenard street.
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2 A. Chiffon, AUCT1oNEER.-sAIE OF PROPER

% A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF PROPER
ID. ty on Bergen Dean, Powers, Degraw, and Warren
streets, BrookiynCoe Chiffon will sen at auction son
Thursday, March 1852 at Il o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange, N. T., the following, viz On Dean sreet-A
two story and attic frame house, (brck basement and
filed in with brick and two lots of ground north
street 100 feet neatly enclosed as rapden
Also six lots Dean street. Also three lots on Powers
street. also lot Bergen street. Also one lot on
Degraw street. also lot Warren street For maps
and particulars apply to the auctioneer, No. Wall
street. The house on Dean street be by apply
ing on the premises
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COPARTNERsHR NOTICES.

COpA RTNER9FIITs NOTICES.
Observation-Disclosures
tueen the Subscribers under the firm Of Carpenter
Co.. in the livery business is hereby dissolved by mu-
tnal consent A. CARPENTER
r. H. CARPENTER
JOSEPH SMITH.
The subscrbers will continue the business at the old
S ana 2os anH AZ DJ
nave hs Ss.a hs Csrnsntsp Co '''
WI H'i'"1''i " ~ - 90 r n CARPENTER
JAMES SMITH
New YORK, March i 1888. y. D ANKE.soN.
~,OpARTNEpsHJp THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
u day foI med copartnershp for the transaction Of
CO.. ssnancs q TSSomson sncceed;nu the late q !
SVn IN tie above hnsnass AZ ISs Rsosdvav
"" - Wv ~ In IN(JS RICHARDSON
ARNOT SPENCE
rev YORK, Fenruary 20 700 w.,,.o. ,v,,, ,o
Inc BOOKS OF accounts Oh Ine ia1e ~ . maace WIZ re-
NAN a 100 sJsepn IA ; sne auSve
.'nees'A'e s = W HJ T MT' Executors
Ma. vorL u.roh 1919
.oN 1o'A' 1".0n :, -o.o
n 90 600 or "a 600 In a well estabIished hardware
sto,e donv art rate huness in na;rhhorno c;tv. mr.
the Subscriber would sell out the he being about
removing into the country Address G. W. Herald Office
7,,r7 -, - -, r7,ono77,77 177,,>,1,,c, n7r
A & MA VI s az oon ~ onn > a an
~ with cash capital Of 5000 OF y ooo IS desrous
9! en.e.ne an ;. saSa.Sa n WIN
aaequste pronts as letters aaaresseo pasn
tention.
.pT,rD ID NTrn WILL 4 CApTAr az rrN op
or, art Iss oS rh S.o Us
IT, nsrss.tarr m. hu.;nes. IL sst.h;shed and has
customers all over the United States person acqqant
once:
ssoo ~ sso0 to emb.rt in and extend a manufac
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vT,HE THICK WHISPERS AND THE BRIsTIING NOUS
l. tache denote vigorous man-Grahams Onguent win
force the be- I'd to grow strong and thick in six weeks
without stain injury 10 the skin But in this day Of
humbugs believes advertisement. Try 81
per bottle sent to any part Of the country r. g. Ora
HAM, 3S Ann street, Fowlers Buildings
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VTNHE FACULTY RECOMMEND POZZONIS CHEMICAL
balm in all of the hair falling scurf or dan
drum, ring worm scad head and all diseases Of the skin.
Price A. For sale by Rice Smith, 725 and 1877, Dema-
T. r. Gillespie, l25 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
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A DESIRABLE LOCATION FOR A CARMAN OR MAN.
n ufactuIer-WM H. FRANKLIN, Son 4 Co. will
sell, Thursday March 3, at - clock at the Mer-
the north eide Of Forty street. $50 feet west
Eighth The lot is Is feet front by 100 feet
inches Deep the whole depth Of the lot.
The front house Is Frame rs feet front and 40 Deep three
story and basement well finished throughout and has Gro
ton water bathing apparatus plate glass in parlor nc
stables, alley &c. 81 800 remain bond and mort
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CPRING FURNITURE SALES-THE UNDERSIGNED
- respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he is prepared usual to give his personal attention
to sales Of furniture ut the residences of families &C.
ALBERT H. NICOLAY Real Estate and General Auc-
tioneer. No. 40 Wall street,
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AGENCY.
NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION MER.
In chants Valparaiso.

WILLIAM ,. SYE. y. A. HcAHDsoy. AUGUSTUS LoABA m
References
SAvuAGo-Hon. Baile peyton
vAIPARAIso-Nessrs Asop Co Hemenway & Co.
PAsAMA-Messrs. Corwne Bro. Co., Garrison & Fretz
VIM. Nelson h Co.
Observation-Disclosures. Bowman Grnnsn 4 Co., William
jackson, Esq.
NEW YoRK-Messrs. F. X. Collins Co. Goodhue A Co .
Capt Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BALrMoRE-Messrs. John Henderson Co., Thomas J.
Hand Co., White Elder.
SAN FRAsusoo-Messrs. Flint, Peabody Il Co., Hussey
Bond h Hale, Charles Doane Esq, j. II. Lyon, Esq.
BosroS-Messrs Ammi G. Lombard, Esq, 4. y. Brig
ham Co.. Gdden Williams
CAMoN-Nye, Parkin Co.
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NyHE PLYMOUTH CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOL CON
cert In consequence Of the storm Tuesday evening
last, was postponed TO Thursday evening, March 80.
CEO BROADWAY, MARCH q 1s5a-TO THE EDI-
upon BY tho PARTY who procured the insertion notice
in your paper Of this morning. Of the admission Of MT
William CALENDER as . member q our arm, no such
change in arrangements having taken place. any
such advertisement authorized by either OF the subscr
bsrs. WILLIAMS, STEVENS WILLIAMS Nc,
INAUGURATION soIREE AT NIBLO's MARCH A.
i The different committees for the above soiree
requested to meet at the Mercer House. on Thursday
evening, March 3, at TX O'Clock.
WIN. NJ CooKs &c., JAMES 7. BRADY, Chairman.
TIME GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF 1853 TO
be held in Dublin -Notce-The exhibition will be
opened Thursc ay the 5th of May, 1851 The manu-
fctures of the United States respectfully requested
to contribute specimens Of their skill and industry to
this exhibition. All articles which shall be approved by
the Committee will be transmitted free OF charge from
New York to Dublin and those remaining unsod at the
close of the exhibition will be returned free Of charge to
the port Of original shipment The exhibition building
will be bonded warehouse, and the British government
have undertaken to introduce act Of Parliament for
the protection from piracy OF persons exhibiting new in
ventions For copies of the rules and regulations for
hibton forms of application and any further informa
ton required apply at No III Pearl street Hanover
SQUARE By order Of the Committee J. G. HALLET Secre
tary. The New York Committee is composed Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen to whom reference can be had -Theo
dore Sedgwick, Esq Richard Bell, Esq, c. Edward Ha-
bicht, Esq.
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE.-THE ANNUAL
IN Commencement of the New York Medical
College will take place Thursday evening March g. at
half past seven O'Clock, at the College Building in
East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. The
vaedctory address will be delivered by Professor B. For
dyce Barker MD The medical profession and the pub
lie generally are respectfully invited to be present.
r. OGDEN DOREMUS, MD,
Secretary Of the Board of Trustees,
VNO ARCHITECTS AND OTHERS-WE HAVE BEEN
requested to call the attention of parties about con.
tracing for public or private buildings beautiful
samples of building stone, now to be at No. so
South street up stairs having many requisites not pos
sessed by other stone in and more economical
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A. MIILSS AUCTIONEER.- JOSEPH Comfy,
LIZ 1876 Greenwich street This Thursday morning,
eleven o'clock 20 half and quarter casks pure c,gnac
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TINE MAGNETIC TEIEGRAPH.-NEW YORK OFFIOMa
i corner of Hanover and Beaver streets and No ed
Broadway, second building below Fulton street. The
Magnetic Telegraph Company for the purpose fur
theI accommodation Of the public to keep With ths
agents to despatch with the utmost promptitude an
messages that may be offered have, heavy expense
for construction and repairs completed and in active
operation two separate and distinct lines of poles and
teegrapho wires extending from New York to the city
Of Washingtonone BY the railroad route with five wire
from New York to Philadelphia, and four wires from
Philadelphia TO Baltimore and Washington by the other
line along the turnpike roads, there are two wires the
whole distance and the company have stations at Wash
ington Trenton, New Brunswick Princeton Newark Jer-
sey City Havre de Grace, Port Deposit and New Hope.
With seven wires as above and regulations to insure
prompt delivery this company affords persons disposed
to avail themselves Of the and advantage of this rapid
mode of communicating with personal or business friends
in distant cities extent of for prompttude un
equaled by any other line in this country Telegraphnx
but recently experiment has become Systematic and
reliable medium of business and the amount of thousands
upon Thousands of dollars is daily transacted through it,
agency.
PMEs-For the transmission Of words or less Tex
elusive Of date, address, and signature, for which
charge is made,) the prices are;-From New York to
Newark twenty cents Philadelphia, twenty FIVE cents
and 70 Baltimore or Washington, fifty cents Open daily
from A. M. TO 10P. NJ. WIN. NJ SWAIN, President
VIM. p WEsTxRvUT Superintendent.
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WATCYIEs. JEWELRY. 20


A CARD TO JEWEIERS-SELLING OFF, REAL BAR
"A gains-Heavy single and double fne gold Eng
sh patent levers and epine watches, fob and guard
chains diamond pins, rings crosses necklaces with
pearls (sylsh of pure water, &c. rs per cent less than
wholesale prices, to close consgnments at SO Nassau
street, second aoor from ten to four PM
JOS. B. DA CAMARA.
TITO AUSTRALIAN MERCHANTS, PASSENGERS AND
l. othersInvoces of several hundred (up to $40 O00)
Of segars, gold watches, chains other ewery &c, win
sale on commission if advances be made thereon Ad-
dress No 2, Herald Office.
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YNHE "BOUZY."-JUST RECEIVED, PER LATEST
i Havre packets New York and Havre, fresh supply
Of the above justly celebrated champagne vintage 1913
also sery yerzensy &C. all OF tne mouse nnet' ren
Of the above wines any port of the United States
E. LA MONTAGUE, Sole Agent, Al Stone street.
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II ARGE SALE OF WINES, BRANDIcS, LIQUORS, Sc
IL gars, &c.-J. C. VANDEWATER will sell this day,
March at 1ok O'Clock at the sales room IA Wall street,
~ old Harris Queens Royal Wine Company, and pure
Juice triple grape old cognac Jules Robin Leger Freres,
henault Co., Otard, &C.; champagne, old Holland
Cruz rum cordias liquors, fancy wines, &C. Also 1000
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A AUCIION.-BY W. q. FRANKLIN, SON 4 CO.,
n on Monday, March It'll, at twelve O'Clock in the
Merchants Exchange two story and basement cottage
house and lot in Thirty sixth street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues north side house on rear Of lot House
rooms lot 49, feet inches BY 90 feet inches Croton
water, drains, &c. Or private sale. Inquire the
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A UCTION SALE THIS MORNING, AT OK O'CLOCK,
n at store 1877 Greenwich near Cortlandt street.
general assortment of staple and fancy dry goods,
principally adapted to the present and coming
Sale positive. 7. Byrne, agent.
THOS. BELL, auctioneer.
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A IDERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTONEER. HOUSES AND
II lots No. 1917 Allen and No SO Tenth street, at
ton. Albert H. Nicoay will SELL Friday, March 4th,
at II O'Clock at the MERCHANTS Exchange Allen street
The story and basement brick house and lot No 1877
Allen street. between Stanton and Houston streets Tenta
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues Terms easy,
and titles ndisputable For further particulars apply
the auctioneer, No. 40 Wall street.
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INAUGURATION SOIREE, AT NIBLOS. MARCH A.
The different committees for the above soree ar,
requested to meet at the Mercer House, Thursday
evening, March 3, at TX O'Clock.
WIN. N. CooKE Sec. JAMES 7. BRADY, Chairman.
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LBERT Il. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A sale Of planning mill betting bolts &C., at auction
Albert II. Ncolay win sell Thursday, March g. at ten
O'Clock NJ, at the factory No. Il East Twenty second
ing MILL betting bolts screws &c; one circular saw
bench, saws &C; desks and Office furniture;
mill for splitting boards &C., &C. Terms cash. bankabe
money.
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r MORIARTY, AUCuONKER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
d at 1Ok O'CLOCK at 173 Chatham street, large
sorment of and second hand furniture consisting e
bureaus chairs SOFAS tables forty bedsteads looking
glasses clocks rocking chairs thirty feather beds and
mattresses, glassware cutlery, and variety of fancy
goods &C. &C. Out door sales attended to in any part Of
the city.
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VyHE PLYMOUTH CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOL CON
cert In consequence Of the storm Tuesday evening
last, WAS postponed to Thursday evening, March 3D.
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A UCTION NOTICE-LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE,
"A dry goods, fancy articles. clothing, groceries,
chandise on Friday AZ ioh o'clock, in the rooms, Is
Spruce street. r. Forrestal THOS BELL, auctioneer.
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DOARD.-A VERY PLEASANT LARGE, SQUARE
I'D room, tie third floor to let with board in pr
vate house to gentleman and his wife, Inquire at ia
Franklin street,
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DARTNER WANTED IN A RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE,
IL In Broadway, up town-with from FIVE to ten thou
sand dollars capital. Address H. b. box 131 Broadway
Post office. stating where an interview can be had
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A C. FUTILE, AUCTTONEER. FURNI-
n. ture sale this day-Notice-The large stock of
elegant furniture exhibited in the No. 1o2 Broad
way advertised to be sold Tuesday last postponed
it will positively take place, and every lot sold to the
highest bidder for cash, to pay advances.
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A UCTIoN SALE, BY z. H. LUDLOW, OF A vALU-
N able modern built brick house and ground Cannon
street Poughkeepsie formerly owned by W. vankesek
ESQ., at the Merchants Exchange, New York, Tues
day. the 18th day of March, 1853 at twelve o'clock Sale
positive; postponement; terms easy. For further
particulars and fuller description of the house, ad
verisement the New York Express under the head of
auction saes of real estate, apply to E. H. LUDLOW,
No IL Wall street, New York.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

TOHN F1sHBI.ATr, AUCnONEER, NO. 70 NORTH
81 William street-Spring furniture salas.-John FisA
blst respectfully informs his friends the public that
he s prepared usual give his personal attention 70
sales Of furniture ct the residences Of families &c. also
at his sale rooms, &c. JOHN FSHBLATT
Real estate and general auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

DARTNER WANTED-TO ENGAGE IN THE MANU-
Il facture of lumber of all descriptions, by who
owns large and valuable tract of timber land within
hundred and twenty five miles Of this with mills &c
all complete Any person who has ten twelve thousand
dollars to invest in this business learn farther par
culars by applying at No. II Wall street, room No.
Best Of reference given and required
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET IN BROADWAY NEAR
IL the ST. Nicholas Hotel suitable for single gentlemen.
They consist of three four handsome rooms communi
eating with pantries attached gas introduced &C. Also
two excellent attic The house IS other wise occu
pied by private family that will not move in May Ad-
dress B. C.. L.. Broadway Post Office
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DOARD WANIED-BY LADY, IN PRIVATE
family or where there but few boarders. Loca-
ton of Broadway and between Twentieth and Prince
streets. Address Board, Herald Office.
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LNRENCH BOARD.-TO LET, TO A GENTLEMAN AND
IL wife, or to two or three gentlemen room in first
class house. Those who wish to practice the French
language will find good opportunity Location, 6s st.
Marks place. Dinner hour at Q. Best references
changed. Stages pass the door.
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nH BOTTLES-OIL BOTTLES -HIGHEST CASH PRICE
~ paid for olive oil bottles by
J. MURPHY 4 SON, 95 Beaver street.
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DOARD IN BROOKLYN-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID can have board, with handsome suit Of rooms
second floor, unfurnshed in small private family Lo-
cation very desirable Apply at 1872 Dued street. near
Fulton avenue.
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nARTNER WANTED-WITH CAPITAL OF FROH
$500 to $780, to embark in and extend manufac
turing business in operation in this city The profit
are large with little risk Apply by letter. addresses
NJ A. W., Herald Office.
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~ OLD FISH-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL FURNISH
globes, &c. gold fish, the largest in the State Of New
York. in quantities to suit purchasers All orders prompt
ly attended to- Address, postpaid, p H. SMITH, Fish
kill landing New York,
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DOARD-A FRONT ROOM. WITH BOARD FOR A
ID gentleman and lady, or two gentleman at IS Varck
street, St. Johns park. Persons who will furnish
the room preferred. Apply a. above.
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DARTNER WANTED-WITH CAPITAL OF TEN OR
L twelve thousand dollars in first rate paper hang
customers all the United States person acquaint
ed with the business preferred Address r. s., Herald
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DOARD.-WANTED, BY A WIDOW LADY, ROOM,
ID with . fire. Address B. s. H., Herald Office, for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

D0ARD-A LARGE SIZED WELL. FURNISHED ROOM,
ID with good pantries attached suitable for gentle
and his wife, likewise two single gentlemen be
well accommodated with board and rooms by applying at
SO Forsyth street, Walker. References required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03

DOARD WANTED IN SOUTH BROOKIYN.-PERMA-
I'D nent board wanted in respectable private family
where there is other but few boarders kept for
gentleman, his wife, two children, (he Oldest not two
years and servant The location must be pleasant and
the house situated between Atlantic and Carol and Court
and Henry streets. Those who have such aceommoda-
lyn stating location terms &c. as no Others viii be at
tended to.
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DOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCONMO
Id dated with breakfast and tea in small quiet
family. Apply at SO Amity street. References ex
changed,
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DOARD WANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY AND
ID daughter; unfurnished room with board location
not above Grand street. Reference exchanged to be
by the first of April May. Address Mrs.
D., Broadway Post Office, stating particulars.
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~ LASS CASES COUNTERS AND DRAWERS, SUrTA-
VI able for fancy goods q silk goods business, for
sale cheap; have been in use but short time Can be
seen at So Maiden lane LEGOUX & PARDESSUS.
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dix nnn WANTED, A PERSON WITH THE
DC.OUU. above amount in cash, to join the ad-
vsrser in auction, commission and real estate bust
Apply from to IL at the Real Estate Office 499
Broadway.
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DOARD-A BACK PARLOR ON THE FIRST FLOOR
ID suitable for gentleman and lady. Also, rooms for
few single gentlemen Apply at No 40 Hudson street.
nnn hrana street mark.
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A PARTNER WANTED-WTTH CASH CAPITAL OF
n 81, 600 or So 900. In q well established hardware
store doing first rate business in neghborng city;
the subscriber would sell out the he being about
removing into the country Address G. W., Herald Office
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DOARD WANTED BY LADY, WITH TWO YOUNG
ID children in q respectable private family does not
with to go far up town. Terms must be moderate. Re
ferences exchanged Address c. A., Herald Office, for
three DAYS.
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II ARGE AND PLEASANT APARTMENTS, FURNISHED
IL UNFINISHED, with full partial board in a re-
spectacle family Charges moderate Apply at SO Frank
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DOARD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY, BY A GEN
ID teman for himself wife, child and servant, conve
lent to the CITY, from LIST of May to October Please ad
dress r. FL. H. box 63l Post Office.
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DOARDER WANTED.-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WHO
ID would be willing to pay $50 $50 in advance for his
board be accommodated with the comforts of home
in small private family (without chldren whose cir
references given and required Apply at 100 Clinton
street. corner of Grand
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DOARD-TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCO.
ID modated with partial board dinner Sundays In .
respectable family Location few minutes walk from
South ferry. Apply at No. 104 Harrison street
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ID rooms, for single gentlemen, and gentlemen and
their wives, at 343 Greenwich street. few doors from
jay. References given and required.
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PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT
board at So Spring street. two doors from the COL
lamore House.