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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-19
SECOND BOARD
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY Jan. is-6 r. VI.
AsIgs-Sales were made oday of is bbs.. pots al
81 g. X and pearls at IS Is, per 100 lbs
BREADeTrrTs.-Flour seemed in better request at yes
terdays rates The transactions reached IL 900 b6ls
rye s. so; at 81 81 "a 81 93s superine No. 3
81 SIS So ordinary TO choice State at SIS 431f a
s. 621a mixed to fancy Western and common TO good
at 80 b21 - S1a; fancy Genesee and Ohio at - 10
81 81 extra Western, at So ST. So 371s and extra
meal bought at s. IS per Dbl Wheat appeared in
demand and firm. The sales comprised 5000 bushels
Western white, (patt last EVENING" at 81 81; 1880
Southern do part last EVENING" at ST 26ls 81 2S}
, 600 inferior do mixed 81 IA and 200 Long Island
at 81 12ls 81 10 some 3 200 bushels good TO prime
two rowed barley we're obtained at Csc zoe per bishe
Nothing occurred in rye oats Corn favored
factors. The business consisted Of 81 900 bushels
Southern yellow aud white, at 7oc. 721ac.
CoFFEHDisplay ed increased activity at old prices The
operations embraced 200 bags Java IL &C. 80 Rio at
9lsc.; and 500 st Domingo, part at 71fc. per ID
CorroN-The speculative action continues, with daily
hardening rkof. The sales to-day 200 bales.
FRIICHTsTo Liverpool 500 bbls rosin engaged
at IS 3D. and 500 do. at b Cd 600 bbs -four at Is.
nd and &c 0e0 bushels wheat Sd in bulk Cotton
was at I'D There nothing for London Havre.
To California prices ranged from Soc. SIC per foot
measurement with cccasionai engagements at figures
above below these rates.
PRovnloSs--Pork tended dowpwards. The day move
mcnts included 800 barrels old prime at SIC; at SIC
43 SIG so; old mess at SIS IS SIS 81 and $40
&c. Picked meats unchanged. Lard seemed
cheaper200 barrels procured at IL &c ii per
ID. Beef moderately inquired for; the sales com
Jrised $50 barrels country and city prime at S. 62 81
country at 50 Is s11 -: city do at $2 80 Sl3;
ana r'pacAeu ,hcaso 90 ~ sao - Sio eo Desiues
Will in'a WIZ save Dlsu' " IVY sr prime mess ~
cheese duh and heavy, at old prices
mr. coliuueu que, ~, stc"us az '" ID ~ i-f2 'or
INFERIOR 70 prime per wv ies' , 80 ,,,
'fhiis.Iine uay tr'hsa.n "t 1nonaoeu ~ nnis.i
Jersey ana uulo anu prison "hske5 ~ = &c ana
1c' ~ hhus. anast 10, ~ &c, anu - nan pipes
eognae prahoy' a. = -'a - per Saiion. ~ ,,.,
hIaL rsihif-.a"s py aucHoh-fsy james !" .iler.--I
mouse. ana lots IN hecnman stre.I nos - - ana =.
petNeeh nassau anu niain s1V'o mouse ana iot -.
Pearl street IL 10xtA = kU housr and lot nn5
Pearl street l'.5Aotli slOooo ! iot IN iorty ourth
street w e't es, " avenue l"oS-9 ~ 10 ga
.aonh.' sane re - w 10 90 e'ien e-ooo 40 ao
s5".oi 10 40 800, = aujoluhS same ~, sdci
- w. 1890
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MUSICAL.

MRS. S6UIN PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
lNl Italian and English sacred and secular has decided
to devote few hours each day for the instruction Of
young ladies' Mrs Segun viii be happy to give oil in
formation concerning terms, plans Nc at her residence,
SO White street. Broadway between the hours Of 10
and IL A. VI. each morning
1NOIJAN PIANOFORTES.-T. GILBERT 4 co. 3
kolian.-The subscriber, Who is the sole agent in this
city for the sale Of these Instruments he reputation o
which has become world wide) is prepared to ODER
them prices which 10 thoe wishing to purchase
not fail to be satisfactory. Possessing facilities for OBJ
tanning pianos ssed If equaled by those Of any
other house in the city he does he state say that
he present inducements to buyers to be found
elsewhere. He has constantly hand extensive
sortment Of second hand pianos at bargains which he
iearessy viii defy competition. Gibcrts elegant
boudoir cottage pianos for small Also, Neo-
dcons OF Prince and Cahart make Grand 9oan and
other pianos to let HORACE WATERS,
80 Broadway corner OF Anthony St. up stairs.
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CLOTHING.

(,IOJHfNG AND FURNITURE WANrfD--LADIES OR
" gentlemen having any Of the above 10 dispose Of
can receive fair cash price by sending 10 the store
by Ictter through the post. 10 delivery 20 not
Gay the postage s. COEES A. Hudson gttert. tslies
~ rcei ts hr- Cohen.
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SO, 400, 40 / 26a, 356 |, o45, 7so 365 eI7

The circulation of all these banks amounts to
about three times the specie on hand. Individual de-
posts amount to little more than onethird the line
of discounts. These banks transact business under
special charters, and bill holders have no other secu-
y for the issues than the assets in the hands Of the
managers of said banks.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

CfIJGI toR ONE HORSE, ROBE, AND BELLS, FOR
- sale. VIII DC sold cheap, he has for
FOR theo. Apply at 2js Broadway.
LOR sAfE--A FINE s0RREI. BORsE, SIX YEARs
II old sis'en hanGs high warranted sognd and iind
il 'inge an0 ooabis Dannss 10 Liberty street. tsAar
brcsliyn
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making grand total Of 9,047 vessels, which load
ed with coal in the nine months.
The reports Of some Of the leading institutions Of
New Jersey, made to the Legislature on the lst of
January 1850, gives the annexed exhibit of the lead
ing departments
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TJENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
auction Tuesday Jan. lS and Wednesday, JAN 49, at
10a O'Clock each day at the sales ROOM No Wall street,
large and elegant line of fancy goods being the mpor-
ton OF Sig g. H. Pandoni consisting of Venus de Medi
c Psyche Of Taneran Venus OF Canova Venus in the
Shell of various sizes the three Sabines Diana large
size Psyche and Cupid reclining after Canova do Cupid
pedestal &c Also Large invoice OF Bohemian glass
ware Parian do, &c Also, invoice of silver plated
ware consisting Of tea SETS savers, coffee SETS &c
Also, large invoice Of bronzes, PAPER mache goods
consisting OF folios tables, &c.
Also Wednesday at II o'clock precisely three gen
emens splendid diamond Breast Pins set with briHants
weighing half carats each together with pair
of ladies' drops pure briants to be sold for account
OF whom il may concern. Also lot Of gold and silver
watches and silver
TOIIN W. SOMFRTNDYKE. AUTHORIZATIONS no.
andl mahogany furniture, on Thursday January 10th
inst in seventh avenue, one d0Or south OF Twenty
eighth street. at 10l O'Clock, consisting of suite OF
carved rosewood in crimson plush large tee aete
two small do six chairs; three sewing do; easy
chair also Gothic chairs in brocatelle mahogany bed
sead cottage do splendid hair mattresses marble top
dressing bureaus oval gilt frame mirrors marble top
washstands; dining tables centre do common tables,
also about hundred yards Of Brussels carpets also
six ingram carpets; stair do; cane seat chairs. DC
JOHN W. SOMlRINDYKE, Attorney for MORTGAGE.
r ARGE SALE OF SLEIGH ROBES J.. vANDEwA
TER win sell Thursday, at 10la O'Clock, at the sales
room, IA Wall street large and peremptory sale n.
sleigh robes consisting in part Of Isabella bear trimmed
with African lynx, Hudson bay wolf panther, leopard
genet and American lamb sleigh and lap robes &c
The whole be sold without reserve for cash to close
sales Also an assortment of furs mns vctorin.s &c.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF EUROPEAN ORR
i enal oil paintings, by the most celebrated ancient
and modern artists. J.. vANDEWATER will SELL this
day Jan 18th at the sales room, IA Wall street. The
paintings comprising this sale have been selected with
great care by celebrated European artist and in point
of merit eqna any sale Of the well worthy the
attention Of connoisseurs and others Also original
portrait Of Colonel Aaron Burr, by Stewar-the whole
presenting variety OF subjects.
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,HNERENCE BOYLE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, On
Thursday. Goth instant at 10 clock at No - Prince
street The entire stock Of thai long established store,
together with the unexpred lease for three years from
first Of May next horse and harness, aud one
sleigh sugars, teas coffee, -four, ham, pork, platform
scale smander safe &c The stock consists OF general
assortment of groceries and liquors, &c BE-, &c.
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TvOR ALBANY - wTNTFI ARRANGEMENT - THREE
II daily lnes--farc 81 5J.-ie trains leave City Hat.
station OF Tryon nj Centre Streets daily Sun
days eycepted follows First train at 80 A. NJ, mai.
train stopping at all the way stations second train
A. H., Albany express stopping at CrUon Falls, Dover
Plains Hllsdae and Chatham Four Corners, arriving
10 p. ~, in time 10 coCa,ct with the 30 train fro-
Albany, west third train - L. H., Albany express,
stopping at Croton Fa Dover Plains, MiHerton Hills
dale and Chatham Pour Corners arriving Is r. NJ con-
meeting at Albany with express sra for Buffalo Return
ing, will leave Fast Albany al SA NJ express train
irving in New York at IL ~ r. NJ; IL 10 A. NJ mail tran
making all stops and 7. NJ express train arriving
New York . 10 T. 81. M. SLOAT Sup't-
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IIoTM FOR SAIE--THE FURNITURE AND FIVE
years. lease OF large first class boarding house in
broadway. near Union square. The house IL full and
oers fine Inducements for the coming BY its
unity e The 1ys'I Palace. fcdrss 2csc Poet "8ce
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COPARTNERsIIIP NOTICES.


4 EwIS AUDFNEIFD HAVING RETIRED FROM THB
IL firm Of Newell Sturevant Co.. the business win
be settled by either Of tie undersigned. Dated New
York. Jan. i, 1888 NEWELL STUETEvANT,
LEWIS AUDENRIED.
Newell S'nrtevsnt having associated with him Noah
Sturteyant Joseph Nsr6ed, jr, Charles Wannemacler
and Thomas w. Riley the business will he continued in
New York, Boston, and Philadelphia ander the firm Of
Newell sturteyant Co.
YOUNG LADY Is DESTROYS OF MEETING WITH
~ y Young baby AZ partner in business. gentle
man having the amount Of three hundred dollars Loan
twelve hundred dollars worth of furniture purchased
and for cash within the last year at insu
thousand dosrs for which satisfactory interest
will be given Payment by instruments Tho object o.
the loan Is open gentscl aud private sloon AJdre-
81. o., Herald Office.
A PAETNFR WANTED, WITH FROM ST. 0an ~ ~ O>0
y ~ in the wholesale provision business by person
Who has engaged in IL for the last years end las
an extensive acquaintance German, who understands
the business would be preferred Address L. D., Uerild
office stating where m interview may he had
yIrANTED-AN ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH A Cash
w capital Of about $500, % engage in he ice trade
in connection with another branch Of business of pro
Gtable character For further particular address For
tunatc broadway Post Office
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HOUSE AND LOT IN poUGHKEEPsIE FOR SALE

IL The handsome well finished two story and base
ment brick house about % by a feet with an extension
third room has stone stoop and iron ratings: Is
gcntce and convenient residence situated the south
side Of Cannon street in first rate ncghborhood is now
occupied by Judge Edge The lot is 200 feet deep has
wood house grape vines and shrubbery Price ST. 400
1900 may be paid down. and the balance in small annual
payments II desired. Also neat two story and base
mcnt brick house situated Church street front of
the above lot lot about 100 feet deep with carriage way
from Church street Price ~ 500 Possession of both on
the LIST Nay next Inquire OF W. IT. FALLS, at Trades.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HtAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PItIl.ADEI.-
~ phia at II o'clock noon b. steamboat John Potter.
from pier No !. North river farerst class cars 81,
second class, ~. Returning, leave Philadelphia, from
foot Of Walnut street at Up ~ tmgrant line, by stcau
boat Atlas, from pier No. l. at T., d. Fare 81 so
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HUDSON RIVER RA1TRoAD-TRAINS DAILY FROw
IL Chambers street, for Mb,ny and Troy
Express train, GA M-hrough in four hours connect
ing with trains reaching Du halo Montreal ut O'Clock.
evening
Nail train SA. "; through way train Mt p. NJ.
Express train, y. NJ accommodation train d p N.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher, Pour
teenth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains iron, Canal street, at TX A. NJ, for.
Psughkeepsie and at T. NJ for Albany stopping Mt all
way stations. GEO. STARK superintendent.
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DOARDING.--A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR
ID two three single gentlemen be accommodated
with furnished and board The house is fitted up
with modern improvements, warm and cold baths. APP
ply at l62 Sullivan street. one door from the corner OF
Houston.
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IN D. NAH, ACCT1ONEER STORE BIO BRODWAY.--
IL. Sheriff 8 sale. adjourned from 13th-By virtue OF
attachment will expose for sale at public auction,
the steamboat vessel called the Boston, lying at
pier North river her tackle apparel and furniture
Tuesday January 18TH 1853 at 10 A. NJ in compliance
with order granted by the Hon. Charles p DAILY,
the Judges OF the Court of Common Pleas in and
the city and county OF New York. said order bearing
January 3 1855 This sale is further adjourned
i'll Friday January ~ at 10 A. NJ, when the sale viii
peremptorily take place at pier No A North river.
NJ. II. CHASE, late Deputy Sheriff.
T. CARyIJY late Sheriff.
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NEW YORK AND PInIADEIPUIA-DTRBCT UNIIg.T,
IN States Mail and Express Lines through in four hour,
New Jersey Railroad, via Jersey CityJeavng New Yos
foot Of Cortlandt street at and A. NJ and and 81
r. NJ. Fare in the "a. NJ aud i. NJ ~ 10 and In tn.
ga NJ and ~ j. NJ 81 Leave Philadelphia at /, and
"a. NJ and 5s =. NJ. For frat class, SO; second do.
Is and 9 a. IT, and 4 r. NJ So 80. For baltimore
Washington. Norfolk and Charlcston-through tickets
sold, and through baggage carried in the and A. NJ
and and 81 y. NJ. lines from New York. Passengers
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before tho
/ trains leave. 4
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II n. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER. -VALUABfE BROAD
Il. way Property.-Iease of the northeast corner Of
Broadway and Duane street. for ten from the LIST Of
May, 1858 with story building thereon. The lot is
% feet inches Broadway, and 100 feet on Duane
street, being lot No 304 Broadway. The promises will
be offered for lease at auction Tuesday, January 25h
at IL o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange. The terms
will be made known at the sale.
J. 4 X. H. SHERWOOD, Solicitors for the owner
MAST RIVER LO1S,--A. J. BI.EETKER WILL SELL,
IL this day, at II O'Clock, at the Exchange, sixty i've
lots Of ground b., Sixteenth, Nineteenth,
Twentieth and Twenty first streets First avenue
Title perfect Terms favorable.
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TNOR SAIE--A SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLE. TO LET
IN apartments near the Broadway theatre For sale, a
ten years OF 80 Leonard street 50xl00 feet For
sale, few up leases. For sale, furnished house
in Mercer street. Apply TO
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~ G. HORTON. AUCrIONEER. THIS WEDNESDAY, J
Vt. afternoon, at o'clock Mt 50 Sixth avenue, new
and second hand furniture viz bureaus, tables chairs,
glasses lot Bohemian glassware and fancy boxes lot OF
counters, beer pumps, 0y ster stands, DC.
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DOARD--AGED OR INVALID GENTLEMEN REQUIR
ing good and constant attention, be accom-
modated with pleasant comfortable by addressing
w. A.. Herald office.
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Y will sell, Thursday and Friday, the 10th and 2lst
insts lOs O'Clock each day at the store AIS Broad
way large and fashionable stock OF urs consisting Of
victorines muifs cuffs, sleigh robes, &c The stock will
be peremptoriy Sold to close the all Of which
has been made up for the Broadway retail trade.
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ININE AND CHOICE PAINTINGS AT AUCrioN.-THIs
IL morning, Wednesday, January 10th, at IL O'Clock
by John Ieyson, at his sales room, 34l Broadway, a
pleasing and desirable collection Of paintings Of various
styles, by talented artsts-among them copies OF
Coless Voyage of Life and the Dream OF Arcadia =
rich landscapes moonlight scenes, water views, winter
fruit and flowers game heads groups, interiors,
&C. &c, all elegantly framed. Sale perempory. Data
logups q
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NOR SAJE--A sEGAR MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
IL ment consisting Of stock and fixtures. Has done
rst rate business for the past six Location down
town viii he sold at bargain II applied for immediate
" Apply at (No. Clinton court, Office No - IL Beekman
treet, Nassau.
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TNOR SAI.E-VAITABIE BROADWAY PROPERTY -
IL That valuable property known the Society Lii
brary Of Leonard street and Broadway The lot
is 10 feet Broadway by 100 feet deep covered by
superior building which be altered into two stores
without great outlay, will produce large income
it Is Also the prosperity known as 10 and 81 Ieona I'd
street and No. 81 Franklin being front of 81 feet
Leonard street with lot throughto Franklin street.
all TO Broadway and desirable for investment Also
Nos 81 a. and 50 Walker street. each rs by 100 feet
and to Broadway. Also, No SO Chambers street
between Broadway and Church Upon this lot there has
just been erected expensive stone ready
occupancy Rent 5000 per annum. Also, house and
lot College place the Hudson river railroad depot
Lot 25 by 30 feet Also, FIVE brick houses in West
Thirty first street. and known Nos 213 10 217 2l9
and 221 Also, the entire block Of u lots fronting on
the Seventh and Eighth and 1O3d and 10th
streets with mansion house and out buildings A large
amount Of the purchase money remain mortgage
all the above Also, parcel n 81 lots the west
side Of Eighth and between 1881 and 107th streets
having 81 avenue fronts Apply to
HOMER MORGAN, No. l Pine street.
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Two 1ET-AT ss PRINCE STREET A LARGE. PLEA.
SAINT front bedroom, on the second 1oor with large
pantry, suitable for two gentlemen, gentleman and
wife with board on the west side third door from Broad
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NOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A TOY,
IL fruit and confectionery store, situated in principal
thoroughtare satisfactory given for selling
To person Of limited means this is good opportunity
Apply on the premises, 30 Division street
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FURNISHED LODGINGS FOR GENTLEMEN, WITH
II breakfast and tea for families with full board, at
No. Irving place, corner Fourteenth street.
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yyASsAR's PoIGIIKEEPSIE BIiEwERY-Fss1ABIL5H
Ell l7o7-Tbe undersigned continue TO manufacture
the celebrated Poughkccpsie pale amber and Xxx ale and
porter for home consumption and the markets Of Cali
fornia South America Australia and the Indies. For
shipping the article IL put up az heretofore in new wood
and iron bound casks manufactured expressly for such
purpose ORDERS received at their depot, 1l6 Wares
s,resi, New yoff OF az tbe brewery, ionghteep.ie
H. VAsslAb H. co.
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Observation-Disclosures OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with full par al board for the
winter, reasonable terms; transient boarders 81 Is
per day. reference required Rooms TO let 10 single gen
tlemen without board, at 347 Broadway.
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NOR SALE-A FOUR YEARS LEASE AND THE
IL stock of first class grocery and wine business in
fine neghborhood mp town; the stock is small bat
good, and assorted. Rent moderate. The principal
lures belong to the premises Inquire of Nessrs. CLARK
l. THOMPSON, 1873 Reade street.
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A UCT1oN NOnCE.-THURSDAY, 10Y O'CLOCK IN
IA the large rooms Is Spruce street. unvodably post
poned valuable sale OF elegant furniture carpets church
organ and other goods deserving attention Particulars
tomorrow. r. FoRREsrAL.
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

nRY GOODS STORE TO LET, AND STOCK AND FIX
~ TIRES for salcThe location is Of the best in
around the city for respectable trade has been establish
ed about two years and is doing good and steadily in
creasing cash business There about 81 600 worth Of
stock fresh goods and bought right and will be sold at
fair valuation for cash. For particulars address Dry
Goods Herald Office.
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yTNO RENT-THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE no 625
J. Broadway. The house is 81 by 6j feet and is suit
able for dwelling business purposes Possession
be had Immediately. Apply at No. u Clinton place.
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TNARsI TO LET OR LEASE, IN NEW JERSEY NEAR
IL this city with fifty Of abe land fifty OF wood
land good buildings and is well adapted for gardening
purposes. For particulars enquire Of H. OSIRANDEIsS
corner of Canal and Varick streets.
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DRIvATE CLASSES N DANCING, NOW FORMING
Jig for the second quarter NJ coo Broadway. Evening.
for ladies and gentlemen afternoons for children AMI
ladies' Separate classes exclusively for beginners Pac
tice in the dances quadrilies and watzing. All ap
Isicatons to be made at IA G3Sery music store
T. Ne H. BURNTON.
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I>OR SAIE,-A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF FIFTY ACRES
II in the town Of Eastchester, the line of the New
Haven railroad minutes walk from the depot the
farm is in high state Of cultivation with every variety
Of choice fruits two meyer failing streams OF water
fine two story attic house with out houses barns, ice
house &c.
f. B. KINSHINER 3la fourth avenue 2 To 2 NJ
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YINO BANKING AND INSURANCE CONPANIES-To
Let-The store No. SO Fulton street corner of Cliff
street. Also the basement for brokers' Office
fectory also the lofts they may be required lease
and possession given Immediately. Apply the pre-
misses
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T1NOR SALE CHEAP, If APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATELY
JIG small sized three story house, situated in the vi
entity of ST. Johns Park For particulars apply 14O
Franklin street
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NOR sAIE--TIT ADVERTISER, WHO INTENDS TO
JIG 20 to California wishes to sell light gentecl
pleasant and profitable business in this city, also
furniture here and six building lots two miles from New
York. Parties, having $500 to So, OO0 wishing to pur
chase may address Americas, Herald Office.
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ss- SEE THIRD PAGE. ~


A UCrYoN NOTICE-A r. JONES, AuCnONEKR.-
N by Haggerty, Jones L Co., Thursday 10th inst
First annual peremptsry sale Of the Lodi printed lawns
lawns Of the well knowa printing Of Robert Rennie Lodi
New Jersey comprising the entire stock This sale will
offered at public sale in this city, comprising white and
colored ground madders chntz and chintz madder cho
colaes Of various Styles blacks and whites and solid
blacks The catalogue and samples will be ready for
animation early on Wednesday morning, the day previous
10 the sale.