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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-25

PHILADELPHIA. March ~ Pn-Arr sehrs Arcturus,
HILL saco Ne; W Gem, Nys, NYork; Adrian, HsLlets,
New York Geo Edward May Boston; Amon bacon Soutn-
CD ship Tropic Bird Foulkes BArbsdoes bark Haw
thorn Brown Sagua brigs Smith, Port Of Spain,
Trinidad; WIN Pitt, Baxter, and hytA Fuller Boston;
Taratine Lufins Cardenas schrs Charter Oak Kelly;
Buena Vista Potter; Boston Carson; Nellie D. studans,
and cons.etIeus Eldridse Bo.ton Tay Cain Mobile;
shon, Lagusyra; Fannie, Beaston, New Orleans Almon
Bacon Southworth Hartford; Ellen ToAn New Lonaon;
steamers City Of Boston Baker, Boston, Beach, san
ders, and Delaware, Clark NYork
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for each district WAS however said that that would
lead 10 violation Of the charter they bound TO
accent the lowest tender He under the Impression
that they restricted the contract they might nyadatc
IT, The Alderman then went TO argue that there
would be advantage to the contractor Of small
as he would be content with smaller profits When the
city divided into four districts security for 900
necessary but that there nineteen disrcs
person with o. 900 could bid. He supported the amend
ment. The vote being taken the amendment was lost
APPOINTMENT or THE CORNERSTONE OF srRxEm AND
LAMPS.
The report of the committee confirming the appoint
ment of Geo. c. GlaEier made by the Mayor - Commits
sioner of Streets and Lamps, being received,
Alderman WILLIAMSON said that the committees sup
posed that the Mayor only responsible for the
pontment but he commended that the Board were equally
He opposed the nomination. and he had NO doubt
democratic candidate TO al the office.
Alderman WOODWARD charged that Alderman william
actuated by malice In his opposition because he
had candidate himself for the ONCE who was not
cessful.
The PRESIDENT called Alderman Woodward to order he
could net permit personal accusations to be made.
Several members spoke In favor Of Mr. Glazer and his
appointment was con frmed by . vote Of Is tot
THE MAINE LIQUOR Law.
An invitation received asking the Board to attend
the Eighth Anniversary Of the T. L. Snow Social Union No.
l. 10 be held Monday evening next, at the Greene
street Methodist Episcopal Church The invitation
cudedPease accept and join with us in praise to God
for the prospect Of sboshing those dens Of
tpplng shops Of ctyby the passage OF the Maine
law in our State"
A considerable amount Of business was transacted,
which win be found in the Official report.
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Marine Affair.

ANOTHER SrEANBoAT.-Messrs. Brainard Lawler. &c
this city, building at East Albany vessel " -
De Witt Clinton. The vessel IN ~. .u me steamer
beam, and feet hold. :. ~ - e. long, asD,
sneliv irom s T1. Of Cunningham L Beknap, Of
New forn 70 cylinder is 50 inches in diameter It is
ov.st Tor the Swiftsure Line and David Hitchcock,
lor owinR II this vicinity, and will be under the
mAp Of that gentleman-AIbaMy Journal
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On Thursday, March %, by Rev. A. E. Campbell Ed
WARD GRIDIY to MARY L., daughter of James Coddng-
ton, all of this city.
On Tuesday, March o. in Vernon N. j.. by DR.. Shep-
ard, CHARLES BAXTER to Miss MATILDA c. Rid
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Political Intelligence.

The whg convention in the First Congressional district
of Massachusetts, nominated Thomas d. Eliot, as
candidate for Congress- to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Hon. Zeno Scudder.
The election of United States Senators is made In New
Hampshre not by Joint ballot Of the two branches of
the Legislature, but by concurrence.
Mr.. Newhan the Know Nothing Mayor elect of Lynn,
Ma declinca that honor.
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Proceedings OF the Board Of Aldermen.
-FOUR Special Report
HE rIry pEp A RTnryr

The report OF the Committee on the Fire DEPARTMENT
received and urged upon the Board the necessity
immediate action in regard TO the supply of Croton wa
and they particularly called the attention of the
Committee on the Croion Aqueduct Department to that
TER The report also recommends the increase of the
members OF the hook and ladder and first class engines
mine inch cylinder) TO sixty men, second class fifty
third class to forty men, hose companies twenty
i've men, hook and ladder, forty men and hydrant ten
men.
An amendment was offered BY Alderman Howard in.
cressing the lrs class seventy the third ella
TO sixty men He alderman II strenuousy advocated
The increase Of the number Of men.
The pKnnpESr, having left the chair, said he would
support the amendment and knew II to be fact that
Alderman BLUNT opposed the increase No 40 In his
ward had but sixty men, and they able 70 work
Alderman DRAKE said that in his ward, 1.-THE Tvsn,v.
second where there but street paved there was
snecessty for larger number OF men to the en-
all paved. After some further remarks from seye
raj members the amendment was adopted.
CRAxING THE MKExs
Ihe report OF the Committee Cleaning the Streets
was read and Alderman LoRD moved its adoption.
Alderman HowARD moved amendment that no
Alderman cnAuSczr thought that II ONE person had
ostrcts II would be done at much less expense
me law compelled them to take the lowest tender, and
tne person put In the lowest tender 10 several
dinricts they would be bound 10 accent him
fdesn worms thought that the twelfth section Of
bidder matter suseS !. we. - no., 70
hle by the provision that the Contractor must reside o.
an once In the district
Nermsn CHArHui said Il Illegal; he hoped the
q a'r would decide 49, 80
The PREDn1 said there had been 80 many different
MONS on the amended charter, partcuayjv ~ Az
Committee, the chair would not venture an opinion.
~ anghter) r''A
Adermsa Kelly agreed with the Alderman Of the Sixth
vard. (Howard) '"
alderman BIusr said II the resolution was passed 4,
YOU'D 90 no good as one man could ct nineteen others
ste the contracts for him in the different districts
oetnan MOTT was satisfied that the charter left them
power This was another instance Of the operation
" we charter, and for which he determined to seek
tbs ,osp thought II the original intention Of
~ w"xssss pet hsrs should be but one contractor
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RUILDING LOTS AT CLA1ENcEvILLE I. LA
beautiful and dssirAhle building et with chance "a
house and lot worth ~ 30 for ~ will be held every
FIN JACOB recARR ~ Rsstsf stessA
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CBv SANDY HOOK PnnsIss rzLssaApuJ
TIE HIoHLAune. Mach 3z-SundeWH
Two ships In the Eastern ofng ship sopth o. the
Hghands barks snd brig anchor inside the
ali bound in.
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schr Oxford Of Provdsnce TONS in New London
has been sold 70 parties there on private terms.
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bishop HU0HES.-A SPLENDID STBBL EN0RAv
- Ing Of John Hughes Archbishop Of New York, life
like portrait with beautiful highly bor
DER Just Published price atty cents r. t. agents by ths
WILLIAM PATE, ns Bur,ns slsp.
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FINE ARTS.

A CARD-THE FINE ARTS-J. p. BEAUMONT ma
IA pcctfuly that his ninetcenth annusi ~
paintings comprsne collection Of two hundred
original beautiful Specimens Of the various
schools Of art ancient and modern VARIED and eis
and Thursday tho 18th and 18th Of Apr Partisuiars
hereafter.
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Tia sslscs,sa cannot fail 70 ,leass Buzsn's p.

-" seievs~a Va1nVs III ~ IWssS 0uasVA -
tpBs.
NATIONAL ruRArSI-This esta hNshnent 10 doing
. 1pe BUSINESS, Ne bouse being crowded every
Iigh,. The piec4s asI ouDced for p-DOrro evening
Ge she les 0rUBs o: Bss Bait" Nr. j. r. Scott
spps an ~ Ben Bolt. AB0tkeT now drama, entitled
"Hs,d Times viii iolIo- next. All Of Purdy's ans
st ck company appear In these pt css. the ~
tioDal y new IN ssseer Of greet success, wh'cn 70
nanny owipg TO the interchangeable exertions OF MAJ
sger PuIdy, who feems deternfrei 70 pl oduce no.
velty DO matter shat the expense may be.
wAILAoK's THEATRE THE drama Of " DON C9.
sar de Bszab," and rhe farce OF Z" Ny Auut," are
the pin on ~ piec.s for TO MORO evening In which
the distipp pissed q Ter, Mr. James Wallack, VIII
sustsip bis fsyorlts cbarac ers Of Don Caesar and
Dick Dsshsli, supported by many OF the leading
m. mbers OF the company. The anu ing farce of
"A PbsLomenon in Sm0ck Frockn viii also be
played.
METROPOLITAN THEArnE.-sbaksperes tragedy
OF "Or clio" ia the lea< log feature for n morrow
eveDir &, in which Mes1s. hsrsbali and EDDY will
sustain rduous characters Of Iago ard Oihello,
supported by NJ. Pope az Cassio, Mr.. Jordan as
RpoeIigo, ard Ms. Ne ida Jones as Desdem0na
This 10 very tine c.st and must attract an over.
flowing assembage. Toe afterpie % is the fare OF
"Your Lfe's in Darger."
AMERICAN NusEUM.-This establishment Is as
well patroniaed as ever. The drama entitled Eu.
sta .he,' which drew fuch crowded asseA6lages
during the past three weeks Is to be repeated to.
morIcw evening, with the same excellent cast The
entertainments announced for the afternoon are
quite attractive.
WOODS MINsrRELs-Tbe very successful farce
Of Black Blunders," in which George Christy ap-
pears as julius Crow, will be repeated tpmoro Y
night. IL is decidedly very laughabie piece, and
Is well produced.
BUCklEY's SERENApERs--The new burlesque
opera OF Fla D1avolo' has maze great hi. 1t
wa . TINS astcally appanded all last week, by
cowceo as EN- ges, and Will be repeated t0-mor
1ow light with tue same srs at cast.
MECHANICS HALL, 472 Broadway.-Wood'a
Ethiopian Mipste's are doing well, and their per
fcrmapces give great satisfaction. 10 addition to
the regular performances Tor to morrow evening we
sre to be treated with a new feature, namely,
dancing by three beautiful little girls, in white
faces. Fras b. ossr is added to the company, and
will appear With the inim'tab'e comic negro dsuea-
tor. Ii ch on this occasion The unsir,Dg exertioas
OF Mr.. Wood aIe meeting with the due up precision
of the nnhlic.
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- ssesn n sesi l. rSs -, i,s,ussa aoss busAslu
49, oessas 1A.ta q a Ia - 400 busIels Sovtneru
- ma s.rssv and oats ZEN sfns3 - lest 10
t~sS Csvn ~ss pl~rsa-r anS eoeap~r IA .Aes s,sn-
.rAsa 40 o0 m, beh ~s ~ f.r csnsrsd ADD soc 0lc
f.v seuno esserp unixsd osr bu.eei
he sslss ewbrseed noO 100 Sayss slozioe II
ssssdy uriesa The stock IN ths m srxe Ia aite xat
:. 4 80, isss tvsnaaetioea
Coryxr-Tss mai Nj ~ ouset a>a ssles limited 100
N.r- rn1arasbo |, err sold a liz s1,Le
FwuIn, CA vss n fair reaus., ana steady st a so
"a rs per s-t Me- ersl ere se.roe sad retaRog a.
iuil rates Herring continued IN aodeeass demand Is
bse ! 6fe for smos al ana 35o for No 1 Ger COX
TxucHTs were d. mrr for Liver sol aod about
~ OOo 40 oo0 s,sbe ~ ooyu vara ia bals at
81 slLd c,ospo \, The sttsr syora 2OO \ aoo males
cow "a = tan AZ "a 400 ssIs oil at ~, Cd and
500 bels ys,p n oviss not 10 London l5l
bsls nOrs YER. t.Is :. i6. and ooo Do oil Al i5s.
sm.N vrssel vas "a ,oa vitb IN for Bf.ss
a,sxs, in nu 4 oGsagos 200 bushels corn at Sd.
IN ~ Ard A Cd In shss nax. Yh,re "a no ch an
10 raiss 70 CsIuornia when ed At soc par foot
messnrenea. To p.vre IN. - "a. nut lttle offerns
ano r.tes we're upchaursd.
H.Y-Ihs Az emhrsesd 700 = 400 bales At roc 75c
rer 100 lbs
HoraNey 20, ssleahls and Arm Al 3-c 40s uer 10
iKosAbout 40 ,ons 800, an aig were sold Al $50 So
six noptbs
IrrK-tsckland iukd scarse and ou,st at oil quo
<,tjops
Ons Whale spsrp q, a olive vere unc hanged. LiDaeed
vAs held With ter armnsss a IA 76c oar gallon
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hrvEs AND flaming IN SONORA The Herald states that
htses doirg In gold digging In parts of the county
where no water Is TO be had Some however, busfly
engaged 10 throwing dirt for the next winters wash
Ing At Springfield. several hundred miners engaged
In cartipg dirt to Mormon Creek for washing, and
learn hat many CT them band somxly remunerated
Tor their toll From present appesrances one would
judge that Mormon Creek had sorits loo Atty
for mining On all parts Of IL In TO be heard the noise
OF he sluice and tom. great many c,mpanes do
Ing extrao rdinsrily well-in fact making their
piles" The most prominent those known y thu
Bsnnistef, Hail. and Jones conf anief-one Of them
yields 500 TO the man per week A share was sold
few days sgo for 81 COO. The Mormon Crock valley Is
Wen adapted to agricultural purposes Several ranches
are already under improvement and exhibit MARKS Of
CIVILIZATION that will favorahly compare with others In the
older States The "Twis." ana "Jmisonu ranches are
the more advanced, having oeen cultivated to oonsi
derabls extent for three years The latter gentleman
designs putting In one hundred acres Of wheat the
ing season lna fev years Tuolumne win raise produce
in the vicinity Of Jsmestown owing to the scsrcy Of
water On Woods Greek much activity prevails, there
being full supply OF the necessary element.
The Nevada Journal says that II has long bscn known
that many localities ynd near Green Horn stream,
the most extensive deposits Of go but owing
"a the fact that water hsa never BEEN introduced whore
the deposits located they have not Jet been fairly
developed and in fact remain almost unknown Meers.
Caldwell Co. working on the South Fsrk Of Green
Horn, where they are mailing good wages, Not unfr%
quenty they Got from eight ~ t~ssty dollars to the
pan. From personal observation, We lnow that much
ground in that rtion win produce sueh prerpests
cssAsssay, and WI always repay tie hSosU for 10
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Theatres and Exhibataons.

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-we are glad to perceive,
81 reference to the programme for to morrow even
hg, that Bellnis grand opera "Ls 6onnambula'
= 10 be performed. Madame Grisi as Amina, Sigio
1lns Donavani az Lisa, Mario a. Elvno, and Susini
- Count Rudolpho, Is cast that cannot easily he
sqnalled, and certainly cannot be surpassed Grisi
and Mario have revsr before appeared In this opera
- AEe erica. although large number OF music i
cpl yurss have been very DESTROYS Of hearing these
renowned artists in their respective roles In this
sre, thst the Academy Of Music will display
gooSly sray Of the beauty and fashion Of our me-
trOpOis " morrow evening, and tnat those who
anticipate icb tleat in listening 70 Grsi and Ne.
no IN this opera, viii mol be disappointed In their
expectations.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-T The English opera which
has betn produced ut this theatre, has been com
pse'ely successful. The singirg Is very good, and
De choru: is excellent. Mics Louise Psne Is very
accomplished vocalist-she sings With great taste,
snd her shake IL beautiful. Mr.. Harrison Is also
good singer, but there IL something harsh in the
quality Of his voice. Sgnor Boruni possesses . rich
skik Torrow evening, Baifes open Of the b ,he
MAN Girl viii b produced. fhis Is favon.e
open, and il possesses many musical gems which
- doubt will attract large audience.
DownY IHHArRs-The popular drama entitled
sneokwood," 10 70 be produced to morrow night,
with I'll the requisite scenic effect. Mr.. W. r. Derr
= - appear - Dick Turpin sad will introduce his
herss Ingomar IN ell the leaps The other leading
p9f0 VIII pe euotaino0 Dy MeSef6. Glenn, Arnold
and GiifRtha The drama Of Charlotte Ten ,le,n
nush admired piece, will conclude the amuse-
nsnts Of the evening.
NnLO's GARDN-The nsxt Ia positively tbs last
veek q the performances Of the celebrated Rssel
family. The pieces announced for Monday eve
sing are the EngIish vaudeville of the Three
Rod Frsnckman,D the ballet Of bella 10 Paque.
ptes," and the psntomime Of "Asphodelr This
programme e abrasive, and NO doubt will draw .
- howe. Fran oIs, Antoine and Jerome Rsvel,
. aIso II Brilliant, Nile. Yrca Matthias, Mad. Mar.
ses1i, and other artists Of celebrity, win appear
DURrors THBArRE-Thls snng and popular No
Sor tomorrow evening Is one which cannot fail 10
draw An immense audisnce. The opshing piece 10
Paul Pryn In which Placide and Burton will sus.
takn the leading characters. Mr.. Mccarthy viii
vfsn "Family Jarp.n Mr. Burton, Mr.. Johnston,
nd M'ss Marion MCartby appear 10 this pie@.
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SECOND poARp.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NATURDAY, Oct rs u.
Asnn Sales were made Of 70 bbs., ct % Is for
pearls asd 81 for pots, per 100 lbs
BnRADe1uvvs fIour duIl and heavy With salss Of
only 600 bSls ordinary to choice Stat & 81 SIN %
western and Gensees % rs $40 IS: with 500 bbls
seutbevp 1t % 26 % Is for the whole rsngs from MIX
Cd 10 fancy and sxfra per Dbl with 40 bbs Jersey
esrn nss st - S7h peY Dbl Wheat ives quiet for want
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


aArvnpAY. Oss I%6Pn
There vAs pretty sstivs market this noraing, asl
tn. tendency h .sst II ths ssdiDg stocks upward
Al TEE arst bard nhnois CsatrA bends advanced per
cent New York Central bonds, v; NisArAsuA Transit
VI Cunb rand Csal y; New York CeatrAl Railroad N;
Gu velana and Tolsds Railroad, i; E,s Railroad, y.
Reading Railroad declined per cent; Hadsoa River NJ
Cleveland, Columbus and Oinsinnau RAILROAD, y. We
notice NO new feature in the market. Prices 1rm
81 the close.
The Steamship Atlantic, from this port for Liverpool
to day. carried out 1894 o75 in specie principally 10 gold
bars. This Is smaller shipaent than Antic pated
The receipts the Chicago and Missss ppi railroad for
the fourth week in September were $780, o. For the
who.e month $ll9,55l So.
The warrants issued 1t the Treasury Deparsm sat,
washh gtOn. on the 18th inst were fOllovs
For the option OF stock 0b3 OF
Far the paying other treasury dsbts....... Sse4 81
For the cuktoms VSo 1A
Covered into the treasury fron misc~ls neous .
I-|Oo w
For the War Department. J4 4oo %
For yepaypg for the War Department 800 %
For the Interior Department ......... Sal "a
Exports from Sew Y0rk-Wcek Ending
October IL.
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DENTISTRY,

A GENTLEMAN, JUST RI TTRING FROM Blu IrEss
{1 has ON hand large sms unit OF exselhnt teeth q
the best manufacture, which he win dispose Of at
great ssesiSse Addsss Q. ). e, broadway Post once
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C7OIEy FROM The STEAMER GLEN Cows, ON
- Tuesday afternoon, . blue cloth overeoat With Z
psehaes Law papers the posAet Of NO possible use
10 any one but the II the thief or ander win
return the papers 10 the subscriber BY post he NAV
sep the ceat. n. W. EASTMAN, 2oe Broadway.
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STOLEN GOODS,

HORSE sTUEN- FROM THE PREMISES or rm
county Of westchsstsr on Friday night the 1sth inst
DARK bay marc, ave years old and ab,ut Is hands hien
with long tall and white SPIT forehead chafsd bv
collar ON the et shoulder and top Of maue also, two
sets Of single harness. Of them patsnt leather for
ngnt wagon Any one giving information that win lssd
to the recovery Of the win b hands osly rewarded
Address James Psnman, fuekahos, or ". Psnman Co.,
No 7. PARK place, New York
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On Nfndsy next, Hero, the pacor and Tacensv the
trotter contend in match for So 000 and the We
nssday following, Flora Temple and Jack Waters trot
for o. 600, mile heats, best three in Ave, in barne
Ihis locked forward 10 with mnh interes. by all
sdmiIerr Of fast trottpg - ii IL expseed 70 b. the
best ar fssteet Of the year Both horses in
line cor ditcn, snd in their training exhibit speed
truly astonishing should :ndsnt happen TO either
Of EN- before they come to the post, the race viii be
n ent
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YTNO LFT-FHE DWELLING PART OF THE BUILDING
il Se8 Hudson street. This pleasant tenement u
nov unoccupiec AID can be seen by applying ct the
b. low For apply to the subkcrbsr st his
coal tce Of Fourth street and ighth avenue,
1t his residence, No. Warren place. Charles street.
DANIEL. FRENCH.
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ITO LEI-ONE LAFGE ROOy FOR A GENTLEMAN
and lacy, single gentiemen, furnished or unfur-
nished, with or wthous bard. Also, several small
quire at 10 and l12 Grand street..
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I nnn VIENNA BROcHE LONG AND SQUARE
lsVOO shavls from auo ion, 26 psr cent Lees
than importation cost for sale on liberal terms, BY
ROrH6CHlLD, BERNHEIAER SALON6N,
No. As Cedar street.
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| TNO LEr-THE FOUR SPACIOUS LOFTS IN THE NEW
brown stone front building 1877 Bowsry The lofts
80 feet ceep BY a. with hard finished wal and are
| supplied with gas and Crston Axtursf. Apply e
r. KPLING, IS Seventh street
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ID CONS AND OFFICES TO LEr--IN BROADWAY,
IN near Broome street FurDished rooms suitable foI
sing QsbNemsn also cHcesope rs $3.50, one a. $3.50
two at SEQ year. For particulars apply ct No sol
Broadway
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DCOM3 70 LEI TO GENiLEMEN-TaE SEQ md
N floor e ,ur rooms will be let to family, without
board; aiso tsaroon st foor, suitable for physi-
CIR dentists been used Tor such. Apply at No
Clipto on place, third door wet Of Broad ray.
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.avMrNEnENN nEnEWED EVERY UAi,

4 LADY FROM TIE EAST, HAVING TAKEN THE
n new and spacious Gre story house, 46l Broome
street, block from Broadway. resdy to receive
permanent snd transient boarders, with full partial
scard. Dinner ~ one O'Clock and half past eve O'Clock.
References exchanged
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DART OF A NICE HOUSE 10 LET, WITH MODERN
IL Improvements, west Of Broadway, below Blsocker
street but short distance rom the Metropolitan HOTEL
viz the second floor front and ba parors front base
ment, and one attic rom. Yearly rent $500.
b. W RICHARDS 30T Broadway.
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DOARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET 10 A
ID gentleman and his vie, room and bedroom on
Vie second floor, unsurnished and and bedroom
third floor to engle gentlemen, . gentleman and HE
Wife, the house has al the improvements location plea
SAINT Apply 1t II Ascdougal street, between Blsecher
and Houston streets.
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DART OR TIE WHOLE OF HANDS ME FOUR
Il story house to let; also, handsome furnished or
uafurpi, he'd rooms 10 suits srgy. Basement par
crs sui bic for ply scisns dentists with or without
beard; gas, baths, &c Inquire 1t SO Fourth avenue,
tets cen Tenth and Eleventh. streets, block from
Broadway.
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ITO LEI-A TeSf CT sSS HOUSE, WITH ALL THg
u modem nprovements, East Seventeenth street,
or at 2l2 Pearl street.
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ITO LET-lN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE THERE
i bearers or tenants, the third door of q
house In central Iccstion coniiag Of front ana bach
room, with bedroom between, vel furnished and With
gas, to very small family, without board. Andy ct
1881 Bevsry. Rent, $40 per week.
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DOARD.-A DEsIRABLE SUIT or ROOMS. ON Sc
- eond hoor having hot and cold watar In them;
also, large and smaller ROOM handsomely fur
shed, can nov be obtained, viii fun partial board
the 6rst class house. with modern improvements LOO
fourth avenue, near Twelfth street.
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. twelve and the other fourteen years Of age In
respectable family, widow LADY preferred Aed;es
Mrs. @. d., Herald e6hce.