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J. RUSSELL
Mr.. Crsmpton 10 he Earl Of Clarendon
tExusctl
WArHINGToH April 10


WAsHscroS, April IS. 1883
In obedience the Instruction contained in Lord John
Rossels despatch Of the 2st February, have read to
the Secretary Of Stale OF the United Sate and placed
his hands copy OF bis lordshps despatch Of the 10th
Of that month upon the subject OF Cuba.
My French colleague having also received instructions
from his government 10 comm unicaie 10 the
Of the United Stale adespa,ch upon the subject and
very much TO the came effect IL was agreed between
that should upon former occasions in regard to
this matter, make our communications smultzn eously
and we accordingly waited upon Mr. Marcy together for
that purpose, on The 18th inst
Mr.. Marcy. after having iisiene aiten,ively TO what
submit the observations OF the two governments 10 the
President and remarked that several weeks might prob
ably elsp~e before any reply would be addressed to NJ.
even should the President be OF opinion, which Mr.
Marcy seemed to think doubtful, that any further dis
cussion OF the matter between the two governments
desirable. Isl. - sss.s.
II would, be added. OF course be necessary for him
read the despaches order 10 com pssh end
their fun import; hut far he could now Judge ihe
opinion OF the two governments seemed coincide in
reference 10 points, viz the that the rxh, of the
United States to decline the proposals made 10 Them bv
the English and French government was admitted: In,
other that Of the general positions taken by Mr.
Everett in his OF the iss of December, 1852 appear
ed those cove render protest again The m
their psrt necessary lest might her ea be in
that those positions had been acqueseed in by them.
We replied that, without pretending 10 point ont to MIR
Marcy what further sep he wss or no, TO take in
this matter the object which respective governments
had in vie seemed 10 be- generally such he had
stated il and that we for our part, considered the dis
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Maryland
puyc fairness drawna.
snge packsgs shove the four
highest psass IN The schsspes. fHHe ... - +
I'VE tsvsxaAay enclosing
pxopss envelope, observing confidence aad sss
ccia
ned BY eaesss, with written explanation Of The
once payable Immediately ansr
drawing money Bask Of Hiatt taken
for tickets x4aef#. ,es .ts6.
and safety mails, thosssnd osesp containing
drains of The Usitsd States ws havo
never bad II mailing ~ chsngs
post ors STAMPS b obtained Pay roar postage 70
ne asd ws wnt .l.H.
sderss ncts sScess the money ssd direct the letter 70
-" -
ns 1any hm~s happeceA made
po~der" rich before hav. p,-ssur. personal
ssrvisw. = - = :
~ b-Coueepnndens osc In each
stss sAArssesA 70 ~ shet post Once county,
The luck which has attended o~e
- IN sayns ,hs 10 obtain good prize necessary
dress . iias 10
eI#H 1GERroN b FRO
Dor tu, ross OAcs,
Aug T-edmAep nars~o-s MaSy,sn<.
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SATURDAY moRNINe. AUGUST ~. 1888.

GyMf w JAsKs cneinnsu Ohio, u our general usvens
agent assisted BY Josr T. DHsr =
THOMAS q, DTSa G. NJ l. WnsHAs, ISAAC bAArlErr n u
Cooks, A. L.. CALps and L.. h. BAowsxLL
Qr HSsaT M Lx~is, u Montgomery hiaDanas 10 our gen
yeiss the Of Alabama and Tssnessec
b. c. ~ swIs JAH4s o. and SAaoxI d. LEwn
o. isRAsL id2 ooulh Tsnth sueot fniisdei
phis general travelling agent, assisted BY W. H. WELD
Jsaa CoLLlas JAass DxzHHs HAnArT Jos huIros, CSC.
Isaac M. Bodice, EDsusp W. WILEY WrLLiAs l.
WATERMAN, and GEoHox 1. MeLEop.
Df-Kcceipts either viii be good.
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On y street, bs~sen T~eiTa and TAirfee-s.
TUE duties of this institution
18th Of September, which
be attendance order speedy
Of the classes.
The improvements Ind additions
vo"s large establishment enable the
advantages and facilities pupils
They have ALSO made
boarding p"p who will fad everything provided
nome CONTAMINATION chambers well ventilated
win'e ans warmed pleasure furnace
ens~n WIN gas and other
no pspu VIZ be admitted uness satisfactory references given
viousy. -
Fose,.s Ao, ceulsrs be Seminary N.
principsl boohstores e CITY
Aug N-dtl5ths~p
!
kOnmEs RATES. Not Sithssndne advance nssry
III A"os ~ osy goods offering
named ~ sosoe o. Two Ices than former
20 pieces wn''e flannel, from medium nn~
10 Heces sns css-fsnefes snA tweeds
=: ~ pairs Asnssss assorted sizes and qualities
P.ees wAin Dcw-sei'nes Of Ill the shades
90 res Msneheser rnshams, ia per yard,
scss nne black French eas.m.r.. W.
pieces De hag., for travelling dressed
~ s1n1ses Ahendsie quilts, s--or,c
ease cosored ln,p for = low
WIN msny other sccds arriving daily
Terms cpsh, nncss svvanged 10 the
oo"d Articles low prizes, dealing may h. r..A an In an
esses - - - 's''~" On IN ~
FERRY BROTHER
August oo-ssscsf "s's''
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cusson OF The subject closed by the which
we had Just made.
MIR Marcy appeared 10 receive obs ervaons in a
eonciliaiory manner and concluded by expressing hs
hope and belief that would arise be-
&c the great maritime pow in regard this matter
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diplomatic Correspondence

We give In another column, from the New York
Herald OF yesterday. the note of Lord John RUSSELL the
Secretary for Foreign Affairs OF the British government,
addressed to the British minister in Washington and
pressing the views OF that government upon the letter in
which Mr. Everett. as Secretary of State, made known
the rejection by the government of the United States OF
The proposition Of The ,rpartte convention guAraniying
Cuba 10 Spain. We also copy from the Herald note
Of the British minister TO the Earl OF Clarendon, rea
tive The interview upon the subject between Secretary
Marcy and the British and French ministers.
The Herald does state the from which il OBJ
tanned these documents, but il is said that they have
been laid upon the table OF the British Parliament,
in response call OF that body and that their produc
ton was accompanied by speech Of Lord John Russell
upon the suhc, to which they refer We have not yet
seen any British journal containing this intelligence, and
we therefore defer such comments may fit TO
make upon the nadmissble positions assumed in the let
ter OF the British Foreign Secretary in the expectation
that the whole case will soon be before us.
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late London letter says /" One Of the greatest pee.
ar''ies OF European commerce. At this moment. IL tie
scarcity OF shipping and in the Mediterranean and the
oainc the rates OF freight paid believed hishr
man were ever known before. Al Odea.s, the quot
,ahons are exactly double ihoae Of la.t year. willie at 81
rs'ssbuxh there are vessels to be obtained any
terms and merchant. consequently Obliged
house their goods
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mA0NIFiCENT MARYLAND L.yrTEHIES.
yoK sErTxssKs, 1852.
PAYMENT OF PRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.
EGERroN BROTHER.
REGULAR ssats Maryland South
street Exchange Place, Baltimore.
The following splendid schemes particularly worthy the
enton of pubic, comprising brls
ever drawn n United States: ..laa
RICH ONE DOLLAR SCHEME.
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.af0Hr .IaA raaHon II
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We learn that the university q, LswisbarE. (Pa..)
their last commencement conferred the honorary degree
Of doctor Of philosophy on Thomas ~ Walter. esq ar.
ehitsc,, Of this city.
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Domestic Market.

Cambridge Cattle MARKET, Feb. "A. market, s45
cattle, about $40 beeves and rs stores consisting of
working oxen and calves yearlings two and three
years old Prces-Market beef, extra per cw 81 81
first quality sex; second do, 5h SO; third do,
$5A ordinary *; hides, AZ SIS per cwt. tallow
VIA pets, s1h; calf skins 10c. per h. barrelling
cattle, AZ to S. veal Calves s, 81. Stores-work-
ing oxen 81 So, Of to 1925 Cows and calves, o. 49, 80
32 $40 two years old 49, 49, % to s24 three years
old, 2S 80 IA to $4S Sheep and lambs3 $50 at market
many Of them very large; extra, 8 to $40; BY lot
2h ~, 3, 81 to SAX. Swne-129 fat hogs at market,
and taken by Mr.. J. Russell Of West Cambridge at exc
per ID.
New BEDFORD on MARKET, Jan 31.-spem.- mar
ket has been active since last and note further
advance in prices The sales include 400 bbs 81 90
goo bbls, as filled from the ship, at 81 25 and
600 bbls, from store. at 81 20 per gallon cash-the
market closing firmly, with asked. The stock of
crude sperm in the market is reduced to about 500
bbs In manufactured notice sale Of 600 gallons
winter, at u rs. Whale.-There has been an active
demand for whale, and sales of about loo bbls in.
Guiding nearly all in the market, have been made, at
prices ranging from 6oc TO dc per gallon The trans.
actions include $50 bbs, at &C., $50 bbls at &c., and
$50 bbls at &C. per gallon sale Of 100 bbls bleached
winter was made, at &C.
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Feb. SO II. NJ.
AsH-saes were made Of As bbls at 81 6ss, for pots
and IS IS for pearls, per 100 lbs.
BEawAx.-About 500 lbs yellow realized 27lsc per
BREADsTus-Four appeared less active at yesterdays
quotatons The days operations comprised 10 400 bbls
sour st = SKI IS 10 Supe.ne No. at 90 IS ~
fancy Western at % esK So sils; common to good
Ohio at 9 6sa % s1k mixed 70 avore Southern at
extra western at IS S7 IS 25 extra Genesee at IS Is
ase SO and fancy Southern at 50 25a$7 so per Dbl.
consequence ruled quiet 400 bush Genesee white were
obtained from tn, railway depot at 81 o. Barley and
oats were upaltered Rye commanded in lots, Ole per
bush Corn displayed downward tenor Sales were made
Of "a 600 BUSH inferior 10 choice Southern white
and yellow at 65c. a Tic.
Co1ToS-The sales to-day were 900 bales, at previous
prices. Holders continue ready sellers.
Cof,m was in better demand and very Arm. The sales
included 2 800 bags Rio at s4c aeHc; 100 Bahia, at
Domingo, at &c. SIC. per ID.
FHr-The sales embraced 500 boxes bunch raisips at
So 10; and 200 half do do. at 81 40.
FRnGHrs disposed TO await later news
by the Canada before doing much Flour was at about
ship and 200 tierces beef were engaged at g. 6d To
Glasgow 200 bbls lard engaged at 4O per ton The
Andes engaged bags coffee and 800 bbls lard
at 40s per ton Bremen bark chartered for London
ut 81 0O0 To California rates continued firm at 7sc
SEQ; and -four at 80 SO to s4asked, for Austraa.
HAY was moderately inquired for at 81 u 1873 per
HoPs.--salcs have been made of 10 bales new at 20
: PC. per h.
LlNK-Rocklard was nanmate, at 81 1917 for common,
and II 46 for lump, per Dbl.
MoIA@p--sales Of 800 bbs New Orleans were made at
30 31c per gallon.
NAVAL sroREs.--Common rosin was held at 81 10 81
70 per bbl and spirits turpentnc at Toe per gallon
without sales 100 bbls Wilmington crude turpentine
fetched S. per $50 lbs.
Ons-There have been 900 gallons lsced sold at 7Cc
nc. per gallon.
PRoylNoNs.-Pork wos plenty and heavy; sales were
made o. 900 bbls new in lots at SIC $40 r. for prime
and III 10 Sl8 for mess Dbl The transactions in
picked meats reached 400 pkgs. at TIC &c. for Shout
ders, and 10c l0kc for hams per lb. $50 bbls lard
we're taken at l0c l0isc per ID. Beef did not vary
much sales were made Of 800 bb country prime at SIS
GaH % 20; city do Att " 26 country mess st ~ 70
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AGENCY.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, CITY OF WASH
n ington, ID. c. under the direction Of Aaron Haight
Palmer Counsellor Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States for the prosecution and recovery Of claims the
United States before Congress the Executive Departments
obtaining the remission Of fines penalties, and oretures
for alleged violations Of the revenue, other laws Of
the United States recovery Of debts cgaces, and in
hertances in the United States and foreign countries
investments in United States and State securities coec
tons generally, remances, and other money business
purchase of lands for foreign migrants &C.
The undersigned has efficient and reliable correspondents
in the several States and Territories Of the Union and viii
give his prompt and faithful attention to oil business CON
fded TO the agency letters must be post paid Office
south corner of Fifteenth street. opposite the Treasury
Department. AARON H. PAl.MEis,
director and Consul General OF Ecuador for the u s.
Washinptou December 1852.
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CALIFORNIA, AUsTRAlA.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
several wears practical experience washing gold
faces and deposits erecting machinery for working Of
gold ores mining examination of mineral lands amalya
mating pyritiierous and other gold and Analysing
and assaypp OF ores T. DESTROYS 10 treat with RESPONSE
bic houses ard individuals for situation shares or
at fixed salary for or moro years to visit lifor
mia Australia For further information address, post
j. and Forwarding Company. G. Buckles & Sneed,
Wheeling Va, j. G. Buckles Judge, Cincinnati, Ohio;
J. g. Bucklsa Co., Louisville, Ky. Particular attention
caaudiss 70 ard from he East Louisville, JAM H. 1868.
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ANTHOLOGY.

L,ORTUNE TMIdNG.--MRS ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
Il Europe for her skill in forctelling the future will
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of life to all
Who may address her Mrs. Alvin speaks the English
French and German anGuages-211 Brooue street. neer
Chrystis street. ~ stairs 0ios hoars FVm 10 A. n 70
pk
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TEAS.

rTNEAS AND C0EFEE.--3 Lbs. BLACK TEA FOR ONE
i dollar do. Young Tyson for ST. do. Imperial for
dollar; do. gunpowder for dollar 10 do good
coffee for dollar. Fagoda Tea Company, lii Chat
ham street.
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GOOD observation-disclosures lSSIROUS OF IN
NJ yesting capital to good advantage would do we'll to
examine the new story basement and subccllar brick
house. No 132 West Twenty ninth street. full lot Price
$3.50 Rents for 81 ,422 per year. Inquire OF JOHN j.
BINEDICT 401 Eighth avenue.
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| mattress and bedding depot-ron bedsteefs, from
81 to $40 tho healthy 50. ing mattress, No. - 70 ~
aso the elastic felt BEDS pillows quits also sns
best pure hair mattresses, made BY the bin-nn war
rnnted Cali and examine at 653 Broadway, above String
Siroa
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y OTIS FOR sAIE-TwEIXE I0fS IN FIFTY NINTH
/ street near Sixth avenue. lots on Fifth avenue,
corner I21th street 100 lott IN Ninth ward, brooklyn
Terms easy. Apply TO yrcARE le3 uestee street.
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VALENTINES.


yTAIENTlNE PURCHASERS RESIDING AT DIS.
tancc, will please TO remit me from 81 to $25 and
they win have sent by express the worth of il in artistic
valentines materials for double the value JAS Il.
BIGGAR, importer and manufacturer, 80 Canal street.
near Broadway.
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ITO DAGUERREOTYPETS STI1wORKES, D42e-
chloride gold hyposuiphds soda, cyanide potassium
vienna lime English rouge, crocus rnarts, pAtina, ID
dum nrses stronta and baryta chlorate potash oxde
cobalt oxide manganese sars, suboxde copper hsras
extract eopava fumi9ating Pastiles &c, for SALE b.
I. TEUCHTWANGER, III Maiden hnA
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MUSICAL.


>>>>>>>~-
DEST E01LAN AND BoUDOIR PIANOS MAY BE
ID found at 297 Broadway.-Hallct Davis n Co.'s
pianos with @oans acknowledged the best for tome
and standing in tune of any in the world while Lemue
Gilbert's boudor pianos are the only which are
sought after Second hand pianos in great variety cheap
Music and musical publications. Dealers supplied on
liberal terms. Pianos to let
7. s. BERRY 4 CO., 297 Broadway.
A SUPERIOR OLD VIOLIN, (JOsEPH GuARUARIUS)
"A with Titons improvement will be sold ut
able price. Amateurs in want Of fno instrument will
and it to their advantage to examine it, ut 1923 Fourth
street, from to 0 O'Clock p. N.
NIUSICAI.--A LADY PUPIL OF THE CELEBRATED
lvl Sgror Cuve just arrived from Europe is DESTROYS
Of giving lessons in singing in Italian and classical in
structon reading nj sight. &c Address Madame r., or
call at " Franklin street. between the hours Of II and
O'Clock.
TTR0T GAIJOP.-A SPLENDID PIECE or MUSIC IS JUST
i issued by LEE WALKER, Philadelphia dedicated
TO Allen Doexorth This brilliant composition should be
in the hands Of every pianist is full of bright and
sparkling melodies, and for its effect, uncommonly easy
OF execution For sale at all the principal music stores
YTNO THE MUSICAL w0RID.-THE LARGE AND VA
j luabc stock Of pianoiortcs and music ut WANDER
BEEK'S music establishment, 479 Broadway, will be
moved to S43 Broadway and 81 East Thirteenth street
near Union square, in few days.
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TO you WANT TO SELL. OR BUY OLD BOOKS or
engrsvings in any quantity " So bring them 70
me my old curiosity shop, No 80 Ann street Fcwhrs
Buildings have for sale very chcay ancient and modern
cnerayins fne line meazotiut thopraphs and books h
e'''s '''"' D'f JOHN p. NEAGIK
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JIoTTL FOR SALE, IN TIIE VILLAGE OF GItN
III Cove 1. L., a miles from the steamboat ianding
known as the Glen Cove Hotel tho only public house in
the village The house is large and coninodoos being
we adapted for the business, having all the necessary
buildings viz stables coach house. horse shed, &c
Also large garden and fruit trees The above property
will be sold with tie stock, fixtures FURNITURE &c ior
further information, please apply 70 Mt hAhp TAI
NOR foot OF Monroe street near the mssnspafg fcrry
or 10 NM POST, Glen Cove, 4. l.
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ITO CAPTTALISTS.-THE ADVERTISERS BEING AT
present engaged in manufacturing business in the
country and DESTROYS of removing their works to this city,
would be glad TO pay good per centage upon the
sary outlay required for buildings &C. Any party par
ties who may find it to their interest to enter into such
arrangements, will please address Fisher Herald Office
VXYETMORE, ROBERT L CO., STOCK NOTE, AND EX-
w change brokers, dealers in specie and gold dust,
Continental Bank Building, No. II Wall street
VTTANTED-A PERSON, WITH FROM THREE TO FIvT:
w thousand dollars to engage in safe and proita-
BILE business of twenty years standing, the present
proprietor intends to retire Address G. n t. Herald ece
CtAsH ADVANCED ON sEGARs WATCHES, JEWEL
~ ry, and merchandise generally; also, on personal
property Of almost any kind Money to loan improved
real estate Houses and lots for sale and let $50
German and Havana segars for sale cheap Apply at No.
Is Clinton court, Office No. ~ ID Beokman street
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SEVENTH PAGE.


HO-PAETNERSHIP NOTICE,-THOS. 8. FINCHLEY
~ having this day associated with him r. j. c. Leake
in the manufacturing Of hats and caps the business will
in future be conducted under the name of Finchley &
Leake, 10 Maiden lane. THOS. 8 FINCHLEy,
II. j. c. LEAKE
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MTEWF0UNDIAND DOG FOR SAIE-ONIY S2s 4
IN beautiful aud well trained Newfoundland dog fer
sale, at A Mercer street. Call during the day.
J. RFAMNn
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TRY GOODS STORE TO LET, AND STOCK AND FIX
lures for salo in Of the very best thoroughfares
The store has been newly fitted up with modern improve
made in good part Of goods bought during the late
depression in prices, and is doing excellent business
The reason for the propretors desiring to sell will bo
frankly stated at interview which may be had by leav
ing note addressed to Dry Goods at the Office Of this
paper.
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VLyHIsKFRs AND MOUSrACHES WHISPERS AND
wv moustaches. whiskcrs and moustaches, wnsssrs
and moussaches whiskers and moustaches proouooa -
or pjure the .kin 81 per bottle sent to any psr =
,ha cnnntrv r. e. GRAHAM, as Ann street.
Forler's Building, ons IGOR IRON NasseN DseA-
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OYSTER STAND FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-NEAR
~ ly new, having been used but q few days. Apply
at the Clinton Hotel bar.
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SIfAM ENGINE FOR SALE OF TwO-HORsE PowRK
- with upright tubular boiler, nearly new. Can -
seen running all this week at the organ factory aoi
Bleo cker street, entrance in cottage place. - -
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DUIKHEAD, PIER, AND TWELVE LOTS TO LEAsE-
I'D plot OF ground fronting Gouyerneur slip, Front
and South streets Fast river $50 by 40 feet square for
several years occupied the depot Of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company Also the bulkhead and half the
pier in front OF same making wharf accommodation Of
near 400feet Apply to HENRY BERGH, corner of Fifth
Wall street. -
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SToRE AND LEASE FOR SAIE.-THE FINE THREE
~ story and basement brick store known as 81 John
street ana twenty years lease Of ground occupied BY said
1853 Broadway. -
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VALUABLE LFASE.-A LEASE OF THE NORTHWEST
corner OF Cortlandt and Greenwich streets Of four
years from May next b purchased low Il consists
Of first floor basement and second story Possossioa
given Immediately. Apply to II. W. PRESCOTT IS Wall e
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LNlF1H AVENUE FURNISHED HOUSE AND STABLE
to lease.-A family wishing to go abroad would lease
their establishment TO suitable tenant for the term Of
three four years The house new and recently fur
nished in the most elegant manner and is situated
the west side of Fifth avenue Madison square The
stable possesses every convenience For terms &c. ad
dress Madison, with and residence Herald Office.
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THREE WOODWoRTH PLANNING MACHINES For
sae.-Those having the right to use them W
find bargain by calling at the planning mill Hamiitou
street. west Of Broad Spring garden, Philadelphia, Pa
II. r. WILSON.
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II HE GREAT WORLDS FAIR.-F0R SALE ONE or
i the best corner lots and four-story house on Sixth
avenue and Forteth street For further particulars ao
ply at the coal Office Seventh avenue Forty first street.
H. & SIIaECK
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CTRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY STORE TO LET
~ No 22 Catherine street-a good stand for any bust
ness. Fixtures for SALE and immediate possession given
an the subscriber win into his new store 1O4 Canal
rect, in few days. VIM IRVINE
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THOR SAIE-TllE PREMISES KNOWN As NO. 1856
II Twelfth street. in this city, about 148 feet east of
First a,enuelot "A feet inches in width by about $50
feet in depth Aso the lease OF the lot in the rear,
extending 10 Thirteenth street For particulars apply
ON the premises, or TO -
FRANCES 8. HOFFMAN, 10 Nassau street.