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The following is the act amend the act regulat
ing the collection Of duties imports by which the
time of notice to the Collector reduced from days
TO three
An act amend the provisions of the fftysixth sec
ton of the entitled An to regulate the colec
ton of duties imports and tonnage approved the I'd
day OF March, 1890"
it enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representa-
tyes Of The United States Of America in Congress
bled, That whenever merchandise shall hereaf be i'm
ported into any port Of tie United States from any TO-
reign country vessels propelled Ia VIII lie in part
M fchardse imported is to be delivered Immediately
after the entry of the vessel 1t shall be lawful for the
Collector Of such port to take possession Of ouch
chapdise md deposit the in bonded warehouse and
whenever it shall not appear by the bills Of adng that
the chandise imported aforesaid Ia to be immedi
aey delivered IL shall be lawful for the Collector
Customs TO take possession Of the and deposit 1t
congnee of the vessel, three days mott q
such collector after the entry Of the vessel and all
of acts inconsistent with the foregoing pyov
,ons are hereby repealed. Approved Sd August, 1864
The Illinois Central has called for the teuth nstaent
of 10 per cent on the loan allotted February T. 1854
payable It'll September.
At Philadelphia the market has been dull today. with
mall sales, at lower prices.
The following is the statement of the condition Of the
Central Bank OF Virginia on lst July
CENTRAL BANK VIRGINIA.
STANTON, August I, 1854.
To HIS ExcEuEscY. JOS JOHNSON, ESQ.,, GovElssoR OF
DEAR SIR-I enclose statement of tho condition Of
this bank on July j, 1854. Very respectfully,
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TUESDAY August 10 r. Vi.
Ays-Sales made Of 20 barn els at 90 for pots,
and IS so s. 56k for pearls per leo pounds.
TRANSFORMATIONS doing bett>'r. The sales
comprseds 600 baelinferor to choice State at % 80
~ IS mixed TO fancy Western 1t 81 I5a %; and
other kinds at proportional rates, with for hundred
Southern at yesterdays priccs. Rye -four and
meal were unchanged. Wheat moderately active.
The days sales included lot Of Genesee white 1T
" 90 500 bushels Long Island red at 81 TO- 800 SOUTH
err DO on private terms parcel Of Upper lake At 81 IS
aud SEQ bushels common Canadian white 10 bond at
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lotaI.. |o7 %
The undersigned, directors &c, have examined Tie
foregoing statement, and believe it TO be correct.
VIM KINNEY, President.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY,
WIN. VI. TATE,
GEO. f. PRICE, n;....o-.
JACOB BAYLOR, DANs'o'
TTl0S. p. ESkRIDGE
b. r. POINTS,
August !, 1884.
Augusta County, to wit:-On this lst day OF August
1854, personally appeared before the Undersigned. q
notary public, in the county aforesaid, VIM. H. Tams
Cashier Of the Central Bank OF Virginia. who made oath
that the within statement is correct to the best Of his
knowledge and belief Tes,e, j. WAYT, n. p.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY, August 0-oF n
Wall street again dun to day, and we have seri
decline in the fancies TO report As compared with
yesterday afternoon, Erie closed y lower, Nicaragua
81 Cumberland p Reading u, and the other fanciss in
xopcrtion Nothing has occurred justify this sudden
fan and il is obviously due to the total absence OF orders
buy. report in evening paper to the effect that
the ometepe steamer belonging 10 the Nicaragua Iran
sit Company, and plying Lake Nicaragua, had been
lost the 18th july checked the buyers Of that stock
The ometepe said to be worth 100000
One two OF the sncies dealt in at he Mining Board
be revivug Gold till sold o-day at "a, Bsr-
dams Crusher a. So, New Jersey Zinc at 8.
After the adjournment of the board the following sales
If bonds and stocks made at auction by Simeon
Draper
$4,000 n Y and Harlem r; r. LIST mort int add'd. S5A
40 shares Cleveland and Ptsburg X. r. IS
30 do Illinois Central X. Il. $50 paid 49,. 95
The warrants entered at the Treasury department,
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A SSIGNEES SALE AT NEWrOwN, l. r., BY
IA SAMUEL OSGCOD, Auctoneer, 81 Nassau street,
At the village Of Newtown, on the shell road from
Williamsburg about 500 yards from the s.o ,png place
Of the Flushing Railroad Friday, August H. 1t 10
O'Clock A. H., win be sold the whole OF the household
furniture, together with the farming stock, horses,
carriages, &c. Likewise pair of borses trot the
mile less than three minutes in double harness. one
blooded mare and Ally; also, the house and fourteen
Of ground; the whole Of which will be sold posi-.
lively without reserve, by order of the agnses Gaia.
ogues will be ready at the Office of the suctioneer the
day previous to the sale The Flushing Railroad steam
BY railroad hence TO Newtown, at 8, 8 and 10 A. NJ
.tages leave Williamsburg ferry every twenty minutes
for NewtoWn.
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A Ebert II. NIC0LAY, AUCTI0NEER HANDSOME
N household furniture ct auction Albert H. Nico
az ~iil sell On Wednesday, August atl0h O'clock At
the extensive furniture varerooDs OF James Cook,
ESQ 292 Broadway, FIRST block above Ste sAJts) the
snre elegant stock Of housshod furniture Of the above
veil known manufacturer, TO be sold without
70 The highest bidder preparatory to removal TO his
and segsn. store ot4 Broadway, consisting in part
follows, vixelsgant rosewood SOFAS tete tetes arm
psIlor and ladies' chairs, &C. in rich broesde brocatee
and plush; nahocahy sofas chairs, tete a.tetes,
psrlor rocki and dies' chairs in great variety
wood ana oak Bullets, stegsrss, ladies' secretaries &c
dining suites in caf, walnut, mahogany DC; extensive
dig irg tables stegeTe sdeboards stands chairs
&c bedroom suies rich rosewood bedstesds wArdrobss
xiih mirror and panneled doers rich bureaus WASH
stands coDmodes &c ensmelled suites with and with
cut marble tops, mahogany and walnut suites also.
plain cottage furniture hair and spring mattresses ana
pa'liasters, pa,lor and bedroom eouches, counting
house and library desks tsbles chairs, &c Persons de-
sirous Of procuring furniture are particularly request
ed to examine the above stock every article WIN be
sold pcreu pory to the highest bidder Terms cash 10
banksble money. deposite required from all purcha-
sers unknown TO the auctioneer Goods purchased at
this sale remain the premises, storage, At
reasonable charge for one or two months, desired
Catalogues may be obtained the day before the sale ..
the Office Of the auctioneer, No. A Broad street.
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A UCTION NOWCE-THOs BELL, AUCTIONEER.-
n By BELL BUSH, Thursday, at 10H O'Clock, at
the sales rooms, ~ Centre street. between Reade and
Duane streets, will be sold the entire furniture of
private and respectable boarding house by order of
other arrar aemenss Of twenty bedrooms dninS
parlors, kitchen utensils, stoves, &c. Full particulars
morning of sale. Also, elegant carpets, looking
glasses panoforte &c. The extensive sale Saturday
will be duly announced,
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A UCIION NOTICE.-SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCrIONEER,
"A "a Nassau street. will sell at the house. IL Grove
street. Hudson street, tomorrow morning, Aug. TO-
at l0h O'Clock the whole Of the household furniture
prisug SOFAS shairs carpets tables crockery kitchen
utensie &c. Terms caah.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-MORTGAGM SALE OF EI.E-
"A CANT household goods.-By order Of the mortgage
Il shall sell 10 morrow, at 10h NJ, ~ No. ia Wet
Twenty fifth street. three doors from the Seventh avenue
AL fashionable and valuable contents consisting Of
wood suites covered in the most tasteful and costly
Of IMPORTS brocades and satin damask rosewood
marble top tables of various styles and patterns maho
gsny do work tables etegere
splendid tapestry carpetng excellent piano forte with
stool and cover also aolan, Gilbert maker cost $685.
very fine nstrume Mt rosewood bookcase combining se
cretary and library handsomely embroidered lace and
muslin curtains rosewood easy and V0sire chairs; also
rarlor reception and sewing do covered in costly mater
al not disposed Of at ate SALE number Of very
excellent oil paintings embracing onal and historical
scenes landscapes marine views portraits Of eminent
men, &c velvet rugs and mats, very fine and
lection Of embellishments in China vases, Paran statu
ary, motto Caps figures statues Shells jewel cases, &C.
In connection with the above, the chamber, dining
and kitchen furniture, consisting of the costes
styles Of modern and antique TO. cSOod and mahogany
lelst aos marble top dressing bureaus, washstands
Brussels carpet spring seat chairs haircloth sofas and
rockers sofa BEDS hair mattresses first quality Mar
settles quilts beds and bedding pillows sc walaut and
other extension tables china dinner aud tea SETS also
silver do with cestors, forks spoons, coffee urn &c.
to match ivory cutlery cut glass decanters tumbers
bohemian ware, wines, mats, napkins, dining chairs
The sale Ia positive Parties win make de posit and
every facility viii be given for removing goods
8. HOUGH, Auctioneer
NILS & BAGIEY, AttorI eys for Plaintiff
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HENRY H. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
Ii LEEDS co. will sell at auction, on Wednesd ay
August at 1oh oclock at III Thirty sixth street.
tween Sixth and Seventh the gentee household
furniture contained In said residence consisting Of
Tor furniture of real Brussels and other carpets rugs
mahogany suite in hair cloth window curtains
soas tete aetes, chairs &c. rosewood pianoforte
hogany French bedstcad black walnut bedstead BEDS
bedding, &C.; dressing bureaus, tables washsands &c
ALSO an assortment Of kitchen furniture with which
the sale will commence.
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A W. IADD 4 CO.'S FIRST PRENIJTW PIANO
A. fortes, with large assortment Of new and ssosnd
hand Instruments at great bargains We vish 10 call At
tention to our grand Diagonal piano with new grand
action which has NO superior in all the points which
Constitute perfect instrument.
LINCOLN THOMPSON AL Broadway.
A GREAT MUSICAL TR1UMPH.-PROFEseogs ANA.
IA teurs and the public, invited 10 caN At our
wareroons on Wednesday 9th, and Thursday 10th inst
and examine the greatest Improvement ever made in the
ilsn doubled In tone and vibration-makrg the square
pine 10 additional cot, equal ~ the horizontal
psId. xelVNAIp FRO ~. Boksry.
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HauNICypAL AFFAIRS.
r.ard or Aldermen.


rfhe BOARD hi Id Ehe second meeting OF the August
session last evening Nathan e. Ely, Esq, President
ssyeraI petitions for relief from erroneous TAXA
Sop cele received and referred.
THE oFTAL CONTRACT.
communication received from Alderman G..
A. rrow bridge, of the lebth ward stating that in a
rsrort submitted to ttis Board Ia relation to the
ca contract he found that in section his infor
nation, SO Ear as regards Mr.. VIM. b. Reynolds re-
seivng or requiring pay from the owners for remov
rag dead horses anu cows, &C., Was incorrect, aud
he wished, in justice TO Mr.. Reynolds to make this
statement.
The minority report Of committee IL favor Of paw
ing William street. from Wall to Pine street, with
granite blocks, was adopted.
CONQUERED IN.
Report of Committee on Streets, in favor Of con
-ourring vith the Board of Counclmen 10 pave Wall
street, ~ Broadway TO easterly side or Broad
street, with granite blocks
A petition from the residents OF F1ity tonrtn
street and its vicinity to have Croton pipes laid In
Nat street, was referred TO the Croton Aqueduct
An invitation was received from the Fire Depart
pnant asking the members Of this Board to be pre-
SAINT at the laying of the corEer stone OF the new
Bhsmens Hall, in Mercer street, on the 2lst inst.
Several papers for the grading, paving, DC, o
sseets were concurred in, and the Board adjourned
- meet again on Wednesday evening, at i've O'Clock
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az WASHINGTON PLACE, BETWEEN BROADWAY
20 and Washington park strangers visiting the city
be accommodated with large, airy apartments The
house eoptAins all the modern imprOyements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

COUETRY BOARp--Tw0 FAMILIES CAN HAVE THE
~ best Of board In Arst class MOUSE in 1924 street.
Csrmansvls; the FIRST white house up the hill from the
hudson River Railroad eepet Easy cf access to the
city.
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Upper PART OF FIRST CLASS PRIVATE
~ house TO let, In excellent locality: the terms
viii be moderate. Address Dwelling, Herald on e.
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10 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
IL avepue.-To let, with or without board, hand
somey furnished rooms, transient permanent. The
house has all the modern improvements gas, bath, &C.
Apply rs above.
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Ak GROVE STREET, NEAR BIEECKER.-A DELIGHT
I'D full suit of let together separately With
board. Said replete with every possible I'M
provepent house Hrst Glass; location most healthy and
desirable. Also transient accommodation Tor famnies
travelling.
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A N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT TO LEI,
N with full board, to two gentlemen, in =
French family Cas- bath, &c. Apply at 100 waverley
place.
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IL ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTONEER. -aENRY H.
Leeds Co. win sell at auction this day, at IL
O'Clock in front Of store No. 10 Nassau street one
very fine dark bay Abdallah mare, six years old l5S
hands high, trot mile in three minutes she cannot
be surpassed as road mare. Also, bay Engineer
horse 10 hands high six years old, very stylish and
doubt make fast These horses were both rails
ed Long leland from the very finest stock being the
property Of gentleman about leaving the city; they
will be positively sold The above horses are waSantsd
sound and kind in every respect
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ROARDNG.-A ROOM no LET ON THE SECOND
~ noor, well furnished to lady and rentleman. hoard
LOT lady only west side Of Broadway Iear Greene and
houston streets Address G. T., Broadway Pos1 Onice
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R0ARDING IN THE COUNTRy.-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ wishes to take six eight boarders, near Newman
ket, New Jersey In beautiful and healthy location
IS found in the state. family preferred. For
terms apply 70 @. s. McMACKIN, Newmarket, N. J..
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VTTANTED-AN UNFURNISHED PARLOn, ON THE
w first floor, with bed room attached medium
sized rooms, for lodging only by single gentleman,
without board attendance, near Broadway and not
above Tenth below Canal street. Rent to xcee
two hundred dollars year. private family goiag to
May would hear Of good tenant by addressing x in
stating location, Herald Office. References given. No
objection to a French family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET, ON THE SECOND
IN floor, suitable for or two gentlemen, or re
spectsble lady, without board, In respectable family
where there children Location central and very
pleasant Inquire at Ill Spring street. one block west
Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DOARD.-MRS. BLACK CAN ACCOMMODATE GEN
ID tlemen and families (wthout children) with single
suites Of rooms and board for the ensuing season.
Sixth avenue.
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nishcd rooms for gentlemen and their wives a. ~
90 per week for both, newly fitted with bath ras Ac
neatly and desirable location accessible to business Ala
giving address which win insure Immediate sttent;sn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND
ID party of single gentlemen, can be accommodated
with fun or partial board, application at % Union
place. Terms reasonable
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DOARD--A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET 10 A
ID gentleman and his wife a room, suit Of rooms,
floor unfurnished also two single gen.
tlemen be accommodated The house has all the
improvements Inquire at II McDougal street. between
Bleecker and Houston streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

RoARDNG.-A wIDOw WITHOUT FAMILY WOULD
- iet pain furnished room, with without board
TO lady, on reasonable terms Being an experienced
nurfs sne would take invalid child Of any age to
oosrq Apply at 81 Houston street. between avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DOARD-TO LET, TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR
ID to single gentlemen, two three rooms
cond and third Stories with board The house is in plea
SAINT location has the modern improvements, bath room
hot and cold water, &c and lighted with gas Apply at
No. 2O3 West Twenty seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

EURNIsHED HOUSE ON STATEN IsLAND.-THE Arr
Il vertser intending to 60 to Europe in ctober wills
treat with desirable tenant to rent his house, furnsh
ed to LIST May next but who will give possession imme
dately, If required and will with his wife, board in tha
houfe till October If It be an object for ths tenant
Terms to good tenant reasonable spilled for early
Address Clifton, box 3,346 Post Office, New York.
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en- AND 81 vARICX srREET-sT. JOHNS PARK
ON Permanent or transient boarders can obtain eie
rantly furnished rooms, in suites otherwise Also,
for single gentlemen First class accommodation
Inquire above.
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TvO LEASE TO HOTn. OR BOARDING HOUSE VFpp.
srs-Thst Arst class Eve story building sit-s4.S
the southeast corner Of Tsrtistk street ana HrS.
avenue coatAinin{ one hundred rooms. II il replsSo
with every convsnisnos FOR the above purposes s -
vorabe opportunity for leasing In that vieoitv n
probably never again occur. Apply 70 r. @. PTkROE.
Pine street. corner Of broadway, under Metropolts2
Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DOaRD-SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR GEN
tlemen and their wives and single gentlemen also,
be obtained first class house, by applying at No.
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DESIRABLE SUITE OF ROOMS.-A PRIVATE
n family would let q suite of rooms to two gen.
temen The house is new, and has all the modern i'm,
provements and in Of the best locations in the city
convenient 10 the and stages No. II West Four
teenth street, first house west OF Sixth avenue.
A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR GEN
"A tleman and wife. Also, single room, for gen.
itmen in beautiful location 81 Perry street. between
and Fourth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

X OTHIC COTTAGE TO LELAND FURNITURE FOE:
" sale, in very healthy location Fifth Avenue;
rent $780, None Deed apply unless prepared e buy the
furniture, which win amount to about 81 600. AL in
good order and ready for immediate occupstin Apply
at No West Thirty eighth street. first door west e
Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

Q0ARDING. FEW REsPECTABLE YOUNG VEN
ID can b accommodated with board and pleasant
rooms also, back parIor for married couple fnsnish
60 or unurnished Apply at Is Warren street between
Hicks and Columbia South Brooklyn. Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

80 BROADWAY ROOMS 10 LET,
hI betwesn Fourth street and Washington place.
Two parlorr ON second floor newly furnished and two
rooms on the next aoor House delightfully."- situated
NO boarders In tho house, bath room. Good city re-
ference exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

TUyO LET OR IEASE-YARD SIXTY FEET DEEP M
Il 'front.' and three story brick building 40 feet deep IN
rear by rs feet wide In front and rear, the vaue
known a. l51 Grssnwich street. between Ana
vestry streets. Inquire next door, $40.
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D0ARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR
ID two or three single gentlemen, find large and
pleatant front ROOM the second Hoor neatly far
nished, with board where the comforts Of q home can
be spjoyed, in small private American family, BY ap-
plying at No. Beecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DOARD, NEAR AND WEST OF BROADwAY-A
ID second story front suite; also, one or two other
beautiful rooms newly and handsomely furnished to let
Baths and gss Unexceptonabe reference required and
given. Please call At 20 Clinton place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DOARD-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY OF RESPECTA-
ID bty desires board in this city Brooklyn, or in
the country New York, in plain, quiet family,
where there few boarders. Address, stating
terms Mrs. Dsvis of G. W., Broadway Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DoARDTNG.-PERSONs WISHING VERY PLEASANT
ID rooms, with board DO veil accommodated at
AT Brcome street. corner Of Crosby House first class
with modern improvements Meals BY the week
month.
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Id lady, two neatly furnished rooms, communicating,
with private table for the lady who 10 invalid in
gentee family, where there other boarders smnll
children, music. Comfort quiet and cleanliness de-
sired no show, and fair price viii be punctualy paid.
Address Syntax, box 2 723 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DOARD-A SUITE OF ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
ID apartments just vacated by Spanish family; also
rooms for gentlemen in first class house French table
Dinner at o'clock Inquire at Isl Tenth street,
Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

w ANTED-BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, A FRONT
w room, between Spring and Fourth streets west
Of Broadway, with breakfast and meals sundays in
private family, or where there are few boarders, and
where the comforts Of home can be obtained. FERNS
not to exceed $50 per month. Address G. F. s., Hera1
Office for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DOARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
I'D be accommodated with q room, suite of rooms
unfunished, and board, in private family The loca
ton pleasant and but short distance from the
ferries. One CT two gentlemen ssn be accommodated
with furnished rooms and board Inquire at CO will
oughby street. Brooky References given and uired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DOARD IN JERSEY CTTY.-A GENTLEMAN AND
ID wife obtain board in Jersey City in small
family house fronting the water. The best Of board
be had, and the fun comforts Of home. Address
Board box 200 Herald obce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DOARD-" HEALTH IS EVERYTHING" AND MUIR
ID ray Hill against the worid-bgh ground, pure air,
good living extra baths, cheerful company splendid
views ten parlors first foor charges moderate cars
every three minutes New family hotel 673 to 679 Sixth
avenue on Palace place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-SUPERIOR ACCOMsfODA-
ID tions in private family may be haS for . single
gentleman Location delightful; ten minutes from Wall
street ferry, and adjacent to two routes Address
Mr. Williams, 1,646 Post Office.