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JUST OPENED IN IRON HALL.
y p HOOVER has fitted up attractive style, the arss
p and Spacious in Iron Hall Penn
and best selected stock OF boots and shoes exhibited
city
excel all particulars other Of the kind n the
W 5 yew M he has .. made "a It's for Of
acrers in this and in future
ladies' gentlemen children servants may here be
found.
expense spared fitting up establishment, so as
win liberal share of public His prices
erate approxmaps closely possible those Of the manu
The following among articles just received.
FOR LADIES.
Black, bronze sai,ers thick and thin soes
White and nd black satin slippers. and English Kid slippers
:iipss worked. French and American
FOR GENTLEMEN
French patent leather boots
Do calf boos half boots, and shoes
Do calf and p.tentleathcr Oxford ties
Cloth CATERS, black and color..,
Enameled top French pate leather fo,sd CATERS English ties
q" vssnes OF commcn boots and shoes pcescd and sewed
FOR YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN.
YOUTH nump dreas shoes and boots of beautiful Styles and
Msss black sa,ers slippers walking shoes Of ae-,
chIdcn's embracing style quality
FOR BOYS
nave made particular arrangements for this department my
Here hen let tn, boys come for just uss they
FOR SERVANTS.
assortment OF servants shoes Of AZ kinds largo very
respectfully my ola customers and the citizens gen
montgomery and the surrounding county, strangers wishing
he cry, 70 ivos me with call before purchasing desire
tenoS and by devotion confidence oS
a'' ""d win success In my new enterprise.
Iron Hall boo, and Shoe Esssi,.hm.ns,
Aug I7-diw&eoaw ;
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GOLD TIIIMBLEs. Watches Pencils, Lo~kets. Vest
VI and Fob Chains every descp
on Finger and Ear Rings and large OF other
at Private saierhe subscribers would respectfully
dies ard gentlemen Washington that they their
the 6h febnylvana
ofhe aforementioned gold and silver goods which will
low.
Also, two fine copnor show
Aug ls--eo6t GREEN 4 SCOTT.
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Washington, August 20, 1874.
IN petition of Baltimore, Maryland, pray
lug for tho extension of patent granted him
day of November sa0 for Improvement in he mode Of
ang the locomotive
om the expiration Of said which takes place
day of November, 1851
II il ordered that said petition Oce
Monday, the 9th of November 10 O'clock
notified and show
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension Ole
Office their objections specially h writing twenty
days before day OF onns all testimony filed by either party
be used at the said hearing
with the Nes al the ocs, which will be furnished app
caiaI. -
The testimony the will
ber dposons and other relied
filed in the Office before morning OF
mcnts, II within days thereafter.
Ordered tbn this be published Unsn
gence and Evening Star, Washington, D. g.. Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pa cien6e American, New York Post
Massachusetts and lsqure Cincinnati, Ohio,
thee successive weeks previous 9Th Of November
day ofheaing
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner u fatents.
F. sEdors OF the above papers will p!e-so copy
their bills TO the Patent ofce with containing this notice.
Aug 30--Iaw3w
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UY AUTHORITY Of net of the Legislature II
Virginia, parsed February %, 1854 entitled An act TO nco
James a. French
railroad between Alexandra and Washington and in conform
with he provisions notice hereby by the
signed commissioners that books for recynr subscriptions the
Alexandria Washington Railroad Company
will be opened 18th day september and continue
open days. inclusive TO- m :, at The tJ
lowing places;
In Alexandria Newtons Hotel in The ely OF Washington
the mnyor office and Georgetown the mayors office
JAMES s. FRENCH,
John w. MAURY,
s.. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO. FRENCH
EDGAR sNOWDEN,
Aug lG--iawtsepi2 r. w LATHAM.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Posi- OFuCE DEPARTMENT.,
July 20, le5s
PROPOSALS for The mails OF the United States from
tober 6, 1854, June 30 1858, the following
state be
department O'Clock, a. Thursday September IA
TO be decided by ile day.
No $685. From Chattanooga kelleys Ferry Oats
per, Rattle Creek Klepper's, and Pelham, o tiiiis-
boro', 65 miles aud back, Il week.
Leave Chattanooga Monday z, m;
Arnvc Hiisboro' day by q, m
Leave Hllsboro' Wednesday Z, a. IN
Arrive nj Chattanooga day M
For fom of poai guarantee, AID
and embracing dions incorporated
tracts, 10 he executed by the accepted bidder
department. may deem expedeBt and proper
inviting proposals for mail service
1854 aud ending June 30 1854 in the States of Kentucky,
see, SC, dated January 9, ie54
proposal be sealed
Tennessee" and addressed second Assistant
eral, Washington, d. G,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Juy 10 --lawiw Postmaster General.
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No. 5l6.
NOTICE extending the time or tne reservation of
~ lands
posed from snRryrPoRr LouisAsA to VrcksnuRe
MISSISSIPPI
Notice hereby that the reservation OF The lands heretofore
Withdrawn market and ordered be withheld from
Except valid smpops) until the h day of June
dated December H. 1889 and within hf
side the the proposed nroad above
NJ is months
under my hand the city of Wahngon this tenth day
June, 1854.
BY order OF the President;
John WiLSuA,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofict.
Junp
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No. BIB.

NO. bI3J
Sale Of Improved Lands Michigan ceded by the
Wyandotts In Is12.
NOTICE hereby authority In this
Office by the Of ID March, 843 aud 18th July 1884, the
sold portion of tile improved lands ceded by the Wyandc the
I7h of March, Michigan
will again be offered public sale Detroit Michigan Monday
the 4h day OF September
ny the provisions of the OF I2b july 1884, The said lands will
offered, subject minimum price less than dol
and without the valuation Of
improvements.
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70 ms psysr.- deduction prompt payment,
hesby gwen thrt the yrnr is,a a,o , d.
pssne al hs ONCE; and ded,ctop ri e,h, s, 80
ant F'hr VI paid on or before the Jlst In.
Aug s-,o,af Y. j. ROCHE
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+ sMbNOiDEHiEs, LACE GOODS, .Sc.-rhe subscriber, ,,
nave THIS day received full complete above
" ,ne t Pais styles embracing ali
@ W winch Tue attention of me respectful inv,h The
V"""imR 's' OF OF the articles. viz
~ maltese ehemizets and sleeves, in sets
- Maltese co,sr.ls and sleeves 40
20 rehiy embroidered muslin scts valencrs trimmed
do Maltese 10
ia p.o,a" a.,.,, muslin collnrst,s aud sleeves
g 90 do cauabric collars
ts1 III cambria skirts, fof open dresses
iso 90 DO pocket aud. efcbief,
pieces alaitese iHces ni,v ,vi,ub,
ioo do Nalences hces, rdgngs, and ip.ernxs
% do English thread ,acss, edgipps ana ,n.s,,,,
- do cambric houpcing. and rufFinrs
20 do swss musiin., hauncings, and hand.
100 do embroidered dury bspds
80 pairs embroidered muslin ami cambrjc sIe,v..
a, 70 dozen long and short black lace mi
every lima,
Cloves, hosiery, sc. ~ - ''NNe'en''lr'
Sep9-Staw4wd HooE, BROTHER, & co
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50O February 49, 1884, for the railroad from Mobile Gard
Alabama Selma GuDes Landing The Tennessee
the of the from
Mobile Alabama, New Orleans louisiana and the branch
from Albany Georgia. via EuuIa, TO Montgomery, Ala
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OFFICE OF CoaAIssAKr CKn

UFFTcK or LoMAIssAkT GKNKKAL bUBsIsrKHoE
Washington, August 49, 1854.
NEPARATE PROPOSALS. will this Office until the
Al day of October for the delivery Of bulk
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sept 6-2aw6w
United States Mails.

Posr OFFICE DsrARrmksr,
August 20, 1854.
following the Mississippi will Contract
~ 9oIock, Of 9th day November isS decided by
the ilih Of the same monlb
No aioa From Cairo ~. by Memphis Team, Napoeon Ark.,
New Orleans, i,u7' miles and back daily, IN sefs and
Leave Cairo daily s
arrive at New Orleans sys by pm;
Leave New Orleans daily p IN;
Arrive al Cairo in six days by 5 IN.
naadd, ao asSpon, Tenn, iickmans Bead, Gk, ,i~
Futon, rsnn ,,s, oseola, AK Pecan Point Randolph,
Tenn, and Oldham, Ark, 10 Memphis, Tenn. 242
nes and back three times a week, in tade aud suitable
Leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesdays and Friday ut
Arrive al Memphis in 81 hour. by 7 p m next day;
Leave Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday, md Saturday,
Arrive II Caro- in 81 hours by M next days.
MISSISSIPPI
No. 73! From vicksburs, by Young's Point La, Bend
Pecan Grove, Ta'ua, Miss, Lake Providence La,
Ton, Miss, Grecnville, CoIumbia, Ark, Gaius Land
ing, and Vietria Miss, to Napoleon, Ark, s3o miles
anJ back three times week, in safe and suitable
Leave yielsaurs every Monday, Wednesday, aud Thurs
A,ys Napoleon every Friday, Saturday, and sunday,
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, wednesday, and Mon
Arrive ycksburg every tuesday, Thursday and
AZ iS From Rock I.land m by Hampton Ryron cordo
va, Albany Fulton saiannah, LIE Claire, Iowa, Canaan
che, Lyons, Tabua, md ,rrvue, Gaiens, M, 100
miles and back three ,nes week. in safe and suitable
~ Bidders Will propose schedule.
nn @ yn OF proposals. guarantee aud certificate, also
m contracts to such extent te department, prope
JAMES CAMPBELL
Aug 81 eoa3od intel. start
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University Of Louisiana
AfrIicnI Dcnn,i imc nj

Medical Department.
IiE this department viii commence
Monday November 10, and will terminate in the ensuing
March.
Names Jones, NJ. D., Professor of Practice of Medlcine
J. l. Mddeil, M. u Professor of Chemistry
Warren Stone, NJ D., Professor OF Surgery.
A.. II. Cenas. " II Professor of Obstetrics.
A. j. Wcdderbura, NJ. ID Professor of Anatomy
Gussvus A. Mott, VI. d., Professor OF Ma'crta Mcdirn
Thomas Hunt NJ y Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
Cornelius q Beard, N D., ln....,..,o.- ar ,,.o,oy
samuel T. Chopin, NJ "eo's" " '
The for d'ssecng viii be open the third Monday In Dc
toher
Tbs faculty visiting physicians and of the Charity
osp and attend his institution from November 10 April
The students The their visits and free
expense, enjoy eStraordinary practical advantages.
There dung the session. about hundred
scrihcd daily.
In 1853 the number of
dfed and fny
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
Aug fl-iawtNovl
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mo. bl9.I

A. STICE Of withdrawal of railroad iaDds.-Whereas
under the act making OF and to Aid the Territory OF
railroad
1884, and at The solicitation
Ia Congress from the States of WscoSs and and
Territory OF MINNESOTA President Of Uaited
his order bearing dale he is o July instant directed thai certain
townships situated in those Territory within
miles side OF
Iowa, st. Paul. Minnesota Territory,
Le Hand" Fond du Lac,
from sale entry until further ORDERS for valid emp'ion
claims and lands heretofore reserved the United
fr wsoever (Which includes former
military at fon Smelling recently advertised for
therefore hereby
after described have this day been Withdrawn sale entry
accordingly, 10 wt
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Female Education,

MRs X. w, YOUNG aud Miss V TOWN respectfully
III ihe,r friends they will
their the 10Th and north, Monday
e lst limited number OF young ladies who
through adieF all
and ornamental branches Of female education.
Their method
experience of conducting the education
having fullest discipline
o mental faculties
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No 55 1854 for tue Iron Mountain aud mississippi R
railroad
In The dsics of lands subject Louie Missouri
Do
No. $40, July 5 1854, for the railroad Dubuque
Paul Minnesoa Left Hand Lac,
pcrior Wisconsin, except the Wisconsin
by notice No. 5.0:)
La the of 10 n,lnne
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1885, January 8, e5 Tor tue railroad from Gains Landing
The Mississippi river, Arkansas, via Camden and Fulton,
,hs Texan boundary line, and lis branches at Camden
Of lands subject 10 sale Heenn, Ark
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Given my hand the city Wasngton 29ih
May, Domini 1854 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioned Of the General Office.
June l-lawl3w
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49, January @ Io54 The railroad The Uhatta-
pooga Tennessee with the at The
road and the branch
bluff the southern bend of the Tennessee river Alabama
lands subject sale DemopOs AlnhaInh
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if Baton Rouge Ba,raek Louisiasa
30 barrels of pork
loo barrels Of fresh supefine flour
so bushels OF white field beans
400 pounds Of good hard soap
$50 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
IS bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
290 gallons of good cider vinegar.
at Barraneas Barraeks, Pensacoia, Frorida.
90 barrels of pork
100 barrels of fresh superfnc flour
50 bushels of new white field beans
400 pounds Of good hard soap
$50 pounds OF good hard sperm candles
IS bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Gibson, .arkansas.
300 barrels of pork
$50 barrels OF fresh superGBe flour
96 busbela of new white field beans
300 pounds Of good hard soap
1000 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
30 hushsis of good clean dry 6ne
700 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole TO be delivered in all May, 1855
1T Fort Lsapsn1orth Missouri Riscr.
lao bar res Of pork
800 barrels of fresh superhne flour
96 bushels Of new while field beans
400 pounds OF good hard soap
120 pounds Of good hard taiow candles
~ bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
The whole be delivered v 81 June. 1885.
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EXTRA PAY.

TT =. NAVY EXTRA PAY oFFrcE.-sAILoRs WHO
between le4d and l3 10 the Pacific Ocean serysd in
ssf conms ss Syane hris Ohio Dale shark Relief, Van
Frstle Supply, Warrer Southampton LEI
ington - Hays Portsmouth, St. Lawrence Yncenres
fsmouth Savannah, ttnsttu Ion. Fredona their Widows
or heirs, will be paid their extra Pay
fDWAe6 BIssELL Agent
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INSURANCE..

TBx METROPOLITAN pIRT INSURANCE. ooxPA
ny.-CAAh eavstnl 500 V00-omcs los Broadway, coz
Pine This Company new prepared 10 insu1.
boidngs uertahsse pevonAl property ships h per-
and their oafgoeA. Against loss or damage b. hxs.
rrRs orcRs.
James Lerfmcr 0vsbsD, Warren Delapo, yr,
Edward Whitsheuss, Henry v Butler.
Joseph b. vsrnum, Doves r. McIvAAns,
Leonard Appleby, HsAvy Dwight, Jr,
Frederick H. ' oicost, Evan X. BeSb,
" lila X. Strong. Gilbert e. Beecknar
Moses Taylor, Joseph M Strong.
James O. sheldon. Lorrsin Frssms
Daniel Parish, Edward Maoosrler.
Gustavus A Conoves. John la Farce,
Hsstiu Bates IT.. Charles e. Applsbv
Trass 3. Taylor, Jsrsmish wiffuy
JANIS LORrMxR GkAHAN Pr@.,se.<
xpvAnp A. bTArssvay. sssyetaxy
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- ~ 80.
N :n.yss l% .:..i:s: 4 5s..Issss bosses u sssA'
DRY GOODS.
AMxnscAn 70 nEIoH slKs. ,..r,.
snnG ssSSswA1nss &C. asss:
AUGUST III .s9 s5..A. D.. Ssssa ss
a aa ss2sb sSsS N h r.: :
AZ. ws
tsr0 % and % vssey street. up stairs,
pAv sssR *.r,., street.
G. B. HATCH Co. diapers and Isa;i n wiiSn street..
q
rRIxxIuos BERLIN WOOL, saIxsss erupe.
KomsA1T mos dnpsrssr: 5sbs:Ss 4s John street,.
CHAS. FEICKxRT. (kanufaeturer) st Deg street.
AAoHIrEcTs.
JOIN " sircH :c:dv:y cor ot ..:i.1 ,s We:
R. ALLEN Alien G sl
wAL4ER 4. JONES' . u. AND van street.
" ARCHITECTS.
a2S
Getty and Rural ArehitsotarsJ szs broadway
AMERICAN CREAM SOAR COMPANY.
cowLEs co.. Of ;sP's: x sSs
GEORGE HAYWARD. ............ $50 water street,.
n prrrrNo1tII e. a..... ,s Nassau street,.
GEO .xA, 1s1rSYxnas. BILL on NOTE. 40 MN 49,.
B. T. fiRN1E j:.ns:y court e wal wan street,.
wErHoRE. RoBHRT co. ..... 70 Beaver street.
those who buy sell ss:iS NdSasoLI 50 South ~
s. BARNES 1s. John st.
e. Ala s1sD
S S.:s Az, 81, Wood and Willow wsis
Asss 0sss, 80. oUl broadway.
BALLARD's PREnrUA HAZE
s':s
PETERSON HuxraassiY: . SIS Broadway cor witt.
kssIrY Rs.s S:.i:s v...,
CHE Oldest ana most extensive in the Tnissd sssss"2
DEFIANCE sALAxAKDsR sAyEs, AND eovvrNs DEFIANCE
ROBERT pATSfcR aa Pearl street.
BARRrr co. Staten Island ,.,
e"s0nshms~. No. John street,
4o1.
EDWARDS co. ao.:ss IS Broadway,
~ SG q; Is
Hox14sp sssP .ss.. A.... H....
nd Hotel.
po1IIoN CO. as s1sRS. GLASS s...,.,
cRookr CO.. d.ps s ana H:..f,. 80 r.... st.
soSs spass a.D s:...y street.
WHITNEY co. No. sSsss and IS w..h,,s.o, 81.
cHAs iiTTlE dnp asa. Dss Ss soss: i..o, st.
srWhk INDIA E s1Tr %
BooxsELLERs AND PusLIsHEns
BANKS, GOULD Co. ........... lA4 Nassau street..
A. oUIMBY SON. .oaioOs is2 East 18th and lsNasssu.
EUGENE Fu Roas ha1 aos, ssS Cola
BROTHER CO. CO.. aas 1876 william 81.
: voon MymoAL rNsrRuxls!s, STRINGS, nre
e. as's ssid !sai
w. ns1 saaS .sss walker
JOHN .. WILLARD. 40 Pearl street. near Chatham
.1a a:sn Fulton st.
WV ,.cS ssasr A AND .lsD e .Asra: So. .s
Ssi BrosavsS one door shove Ninsssesh street.
RAYNoLDs Drvo a.s.. OIL. ETC 100 water s..
STkSs L sEIB a;s s; wan T.
II Is
AN. MAGNETIC SEWING MACHINE CO.. ss7 Broadway.
s:;is
E EfhiaSi 4REzDi ELL SONS S "
SADDLES, HARNESS. rNuNxs.
B. n sIGHE GIMP. and manu- s26 Broadway 18th 81
rOYs
j. " HoIBERroN liieworiS ......... IS Ssidsa lane.
WINDOW DOORS
J. FROTHINGHAM co. (msnufastwsrs) 81 Bsskman Of.
ass .sfs'sr; r. eSf;f II Il
sLAcxINe AND INxs-DUELoP's VEGETABLE xAKUyAorUH-
c, g. 1vlRETr. esi. p.ep.i:sss5 Gold street NY.
superior cheaper than the shs.pst also drug
gists tin in general
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
IN: PETTENGILL CO.. No. ll9 Nassau street. New
York have made with the best and mosk
widely circulated Journals In the United States asd Cana
de- that they enabled to make saving and
TO the advertisers who do business through thorn
They select the best papers and -
the lowest prices and always the interest tbsE
call them
DrHIVNuRv aWn ma n00Nr EHrUE.
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Ok RfvARD.-sToLEN, ON THE 18th OF MAY,
pc from il3 Vsrck str et large white poodle dog
sver 70 the name OF Prince Any retaining thu
above vii receive the reward, apt questions asksd
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NANTED-BY WIDOW LADY, A HUNDRED AND
w fifty dollars for which she will give gentle
man OF gentleman and his WIFE, The house elosently
furnished in the most situation in the
references given and required For fur
ther particulars address w. NJ, Union square Post Office
OF Herald Office for Two days.
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GS REWARD.-LosT ON SATURDAY, JUNE 10, ON
gC sixth between Porrth and Eleventh streets
gold bracelet heavy with coil 81 gold the back Who
ever y return IL 20 No ~ South street. shall receive the
above reward
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VERY PLEASANT ROOM. OR RoOxs TO LET
"A With without board, furnished required: house
contains all the modern mprovemen terms moderate
Apply At No. 50 West Twenty street, sixth
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ITO LET, OR FOR SALE-AT WILLIAMSBURG, THE
handsome cupola cottage No. AIS Grand street. (next
to the Gothic Methodist church with four lots and fine
garden. Apply TO J. w. BURDEN, 456 Grand street.
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RoARDING.- ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN
ID suits otherwise TO Jet to tanstss or
tosrders few single gentlemen obtIin most com.
fortably firm hed rooms with board rst class
stions 1he house has all the modsrn inpt0
Inquire at Nos 60 and 81 yarek street ST. Johns park
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r INDsAYBLUEs-NEw YORK. JUNE Il 1ssk-THE
regular meeting Of this corps viii b held . No.
O'clock By order, ED0AR A. ROBERTS, Captain
JOHN T. ToAL. Secretary.
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A SHALL FAMILY WISH TO DISPOSE OF ONE OR
moro furnished apartments, without board with
breakfast. gentleman . small family DO
modasd at l60 Spring street. Use Of Kitchen required
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do S00 WANTED ON A GENTKEL DWELLING
pC.CUU. house on Lexington aysnue. worth $1,000,
worth $46. COO y, B. KINSHIMER $40 Fourth avenue.
three +. NJ
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ITO RENT. TO MECHANICAL SHOP, ON FORTIETH
street near Sixth avsnnue at $50 and $3.50 also,
with elegant fixtures and ball alley at bargain.
Immediately to R. @. PIERCE Pine street, corner Of
broadway.
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THE UPPER PART OF HANDSOME COTTAGE TO
let, In Franklin avenne East Brooklyn, to small gen.
tee family rent until ls Nay next $780, Apply the pre-
Misses third door north Of De Kab the west side
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A SUITE OF ROOMS, AND TWO OTHER ROOMS. CAN
"A obtained in modern first olass house with
Al board required and privilege Of bath st 100 Fourth
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VUANTRD-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situaticn cook wash and iron. chambermaid
and waiter Has objection TO in tho country Can DO
days 1t 2 Nineteenth street, between Sixth
anAQ sxa
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ITO LET OR LEASE-A SPLENDID LARGE RESTaU-
i rant and dining saloon, first hgoc with
adjoining located down town, In connection with
hotel great thoroughfare in the centre
G. A. ROBINSON, Is Nassau street, up stairs
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&700 000 CASH ADVANCED ON DIAn0NDs,
household furniture merchandise, and personal property
generally bought cash. liberal and oon6
Dental the Real Estate and Loan Agency No. Is
Nassau street, the dining saloon.
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CONFERENCE.-THE NOTICES.

&Q S00 TO A,Oo0.-ANY GOOD ESTABLISHED
PO.OOO. house, in respectable business wishing
partner with this amount have opportunity Of
meeting with one BY naming the business with
Please address, with real name, As other will receive
given and required provided II an be
shown TO the advertiser that the business good and
porous condition.
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HITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, JUNE g.
~ 64A dividend Of ten cent has been declared THU
day payable demand 81 The onhee No. 81 Wall street.
A J. n NOLAN, Secretary.
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S10 REWARD-DIAMoND P1N.--IF THE GENTLE
PlV man who last Saturday called s. Hammond A
Co. with two stone diamond pin he had found will leave
with them he viii receive she thanks Of the and
$. HAMMOND a CO.. "A Merchants Exchange.
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no LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS-A FINE BASE
ment under Jennings Co.'s store, 567 broadway,
corner Of PSinse street y % feet front By 50 feet deep
tsurant her respectable business Will be fitted up
desired Apply to j. STOUVENEL CO., No. 594 Broad
way, china and G'a etoro.
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ITO LET-A HANDSOME STORE ON BROADWAY,
west side between Bleeeasr and Fourth streets a
moss. Possession Immediately. Apply to r. D. GOODWIN,
Clinton Hail. corner Of Eighth street and Place.
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&RO 0O0 TO LOAE-ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
YCU.UUV jevehy, 3D., or bought for cash. Good city
Stocks notes. bonds and mortgages bills Of exchange
nssotsted Business conndsnts and IomRtly sxeoatsd.
bro nj commission
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A PRIVATE FAMILY OCCUPYING A HOUSE IN A
desirable location. say between and Thirty
fourth Streets and Lex and Sixth DESTROYS
part Of the hear Of able
tenant gentleman and wf BY addressing W. H. t. Herald
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