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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03
BY ELIAS HALE,
suctioneer and Ccurn;ssion Marck.rt ,cc MI. =.

BY ELIAS HALE
4uctoneer and Corprrission Merchant ire M.,n =,
X yEkY WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-
- JAY EVENING, at II o'clock I viii, offer At
9Ss,on ny usaalIy attractive stock Of WATCHES
as follows: - s0A'AssA's ~ part
G Go,d Duplex, Chropometer and Magic Hunter.
open and hunting cases w. = a'ss'' IN
tiers and open face 81. .. - w. nun
Seo.a FOB, Vest and Guard Chains, Seals and KEYS
saastplns Earrings, Finserrines Brscelets Dc
h,s with large variety of Fancy Goods Dou.
'' 'af'ei Guns, and large assortment Of Hardware
,,. ALSO.
WARE. - n' Vi SiLNEh and PLATED
Sale positive. % iepiesehted,
aIcTiGN an na On. license and opened regular
faCct!OS and COMMISSION HOUSE ae nv s.ors
SoI winch have long lease am prepsreS 10 AL.
sreae Inducements to persons wishinr ~ .on.;sa
eoods Tor Auction or private sale, =
e1Sa thankfully received and promptly at
ELIAS HALE, Auct'r and
NV Us Com Merchant. l0B Main st
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON. -
M ACRES OF VALUABLE WOoJ

N ACRES OF. VALUABLE WOOD
- ~ - LAND. ON DARBY TOWN ROAD, ONE
SALE AT AUCTION-WiH be sold on FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, the 18th June. 1854 upon the pre-
misses commencing at 4 O'Clock, about 90 acres of
ysiuaoe Wood Land, on the North side of the Oar
hey Iowr Road, about one mile and half below
Nf1c9mond' adjoining the lands of Messrs Chls B.
Wn WI Henry Z; Cabell and Ellis Il Peers Il
will be divided into lots of from 10 to SO acres %
office. - o'
The soil of this land is remarkably good and is sa
mirab adapted to market gardens suburban re
sidences. 80
TERMs-One third cash. balance at / and months.
trust deed, or title retained. -
je5 GODDIN Il APPERSON Aucts
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WANTS,

WANrED-By the 1st of July, in a
Wholesale fancy dry goods business a compe-
tent SALESM AN, having a favorable acquain lance
w!th the merchants of middle and southern Virginia
address by letter, with name and references
COBB 4 STiCKNEY,
je 3-2awtlst iy+ Bnltimore
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DALLARD,s HAZE DYE.-The heat

ID most permanent and life like Hair Dye nov be.
fore the public. IL colors either black brown in
few minutes without trouble. IL win also remove
the bad effects Of other Hair Dyes Price et.
Sold by BENNETT h. BEERS,
my l9-dlniif Agents for the Proprietor
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A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALJJA-

A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUA-
"a BE WOOD, STANDING, AT SYDEER,S
POINT AND THE HERMITAGE, AT AUCTION
spectiyely will DE sold the entire growth of WOOD
consisting principally OF Oak. Pine and Hickory and
supposed to be from 1900 to 1000 cords standing on
Sydaer's Point and portion of the Hermitage tract
lying about + miles from the citythe f. rmer on the
WeshsE Plank-road the latter on the Three Chopp.
ed Road. An unusual opportunity will be offered Ia
this sale to BTckmakers and getters and 9th
ers 10 supply themselves and request and invite
all sGch TO examine the woods previous TO the day OF
sale. and judge for themselves of its great value
TERMs-Very reasonable, say one-ffth cash. for
the remainder credit of g. r. and Is and "a months
for notes with interest added satisfactorily endorsed
Purchasers to remove the Wood within two years
from Isl January 1855.
Sale will commence at Sydner's Point at ~ o'clk
z. NJ. precisely. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
my "A Auctioneers.
L. POSTPONEMENT The above sale is post
poned on account OF the weather, to SATURDAY
next the Sd june at the same hour
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REESWAX-For sale BY ,,,,,s
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w ANTED TO HIRE-A young WO-
MAN tsingle) to muse children. Enquire at
the Edgemont House of
je 2-6t d. WALTON
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40 ARD WANTED.-The advertiser
aud Day Board for her father, in respectable pri-
vete family in good neighborhood where there are
end where there will be, other boar1ers. If pre-.
ferred, the lady's will be furnished Under
these circumstances, does not wish pay more than
s. per week. For farther particulars enquire at the
Dispatch Office. il 2-ts
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M Al I E Dive wish to purchase
w WHEAT. Sellers will please give US call.
my Il S. MCGRUDER'S SONS
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w ANTED-A good COACH BLACK
W SMl I'll; TO whom good wages and steady
employment will be given Apply TO
W. w. BAILEY
mySl-it 18Th ST. between Franklin and Grace
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4 MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRY

A MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRY
"A SEAT, OR 81 BUILDING LOTS IN TIE
TOWN OF SYDNEY, AT AuC1ION-On MON
DAY, 5th June, being Whit-Monday,l at o'clock,
r Nj. upon the premises win be sold 81 LOTS IN
the town of Sydney, lying the North side OF Har-
vie street opposite the residence of Mr.. L. H. Dance
Being OF an elevated and pleasant situation, these
Lots particularly adapted for building sites whilst
Is whole this property leontainins about scres'
with beautiful Oak grove, number Of select trees
&c., constitutes OF the most valuable and beauti
full sites fora suburban residence in the vicinity OF
the city.
TERMS; One-hrd cash; balance at and months,
with interest," titled 70 be retained until payment In
full.
my p TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Auets
HORSES be sold at the same
time aud d see after the sale of Lots, number Of
line HORSES among them pair Of beautiful
Match Horses only four years old The Horses wan
be sold for cash -
C- Any one wishing TO attend the above sale, will
find Omnibus In front of the Columbian Hotel, at
O'Clock pr ecsey TO take them out and back, free OF
charge.
j9 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts. T.
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BY THoS. w. KEEsEE.

On HORSES AT AUCT1oN-wiu
~ be sold on SATURDAY Morpin, "A ;n..
&c the lot in rear of Woods Stable eornnenc,n. =,
~ o clock, several saddle and work HORSES 80
lsz, THOS w. KEESEE. Amer
rr = re ADDED to the above sale. one BUGGY ana
Ware warranted sound and to work we'll In sinsla .,
@ nsrness one large Grey Horse years old and
le5 THOMAS W. KEEsEr A,.t
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! AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

SA Al ss OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS-
IN pursuence OF decree Of the Cireat Cont r. ,.
City OF Richmond. this day entered viii ~ ssd A.
suction, &C the store OF Wilcox Bstfs Esrie
entire stock Of goods comprisns many vsl t..ss
IN ana ssasopabie srficies An opportunitv Nil
aoosIess De sHorded of procuring treat barfsns =
FARMER particu'afs Of the terms and mode ~ -.
VIII be siren in due time VI ssie
je Sta r. MINOR -,
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The Spanish Minis ter has refused the compensa.
ton demanded by the United States for the deten-
lion Of the steamer b lack Warrior, aud will make
no concession beyond renting the penalty OF six
thousand dollars.
The Liverpool Tic les expresses the belief that
war between the Uni led States and Spain is inevi-
table,
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The Paris eorreSpors ent OF the London Times say q
mat during recent interview granted to a foreign
diplomatic agent his way a distant mission, the
on the prospect OF asgi sndizemen attributed 70 the
AmcHcsus against the psnsh colonies, and manifest
"a as decided sappro baton of the ambitious en-
G1schiig spIr.t which characterized the American
government
He declared that his foreign policy based on
te lhthfG! observance of treaties, aud opposed To
on attempts the tsrt OF any power to take advaa-
fsse OF the weakness of neighbor to rob IL of ter
toTy and it SAID hat assurances were !Siven that
SPAN had nsthing to ear about Cuba.
TROUBLE Al the FALKLAND ISLANDS
intelligence from the Falkland Islands state thsi
HE Z. j. corvette Germ sntown had demanded from
Her British Maiesty's b. Ig Express some prisoner
that the latter had deta ned for trespassng ON the
bIlush fishing grouuis. The Captain at the Express
refused to deliver them. when the Captain OF the
Germantown wrote an i'm peIons demand for them,
threatening that, II not complied with, he would
hFe into the Express aud eat TO quarters and his
guns out
The Captain of the Expr, ,ss. however, maintained
hs position. delivered the prisoners TO the ci-
tt authorities by whom th sy were fined. The affair
stated to hsve occasone ocrid coIrespon-
n-nee between the United States Cansnl and British
authorities, which has besn forwarded TO their re-
sPeetive gogeraH ents.
~ THE ACCIDENT TO THE ARCTIC
q ne accident to this stesme Arctic occurred at
o'clock a m on Thursday, an d created consderab c
alarm among the passengers The vessel got into
deep weter immediately after striking the rock,
and proceeded On her way Upsu tina discovery,
however, that she leski ~ and that the water
gatned ON the pamps she hss ted back for Liverpool
hsr cargo was apparently Ininjored She would
n" L'1 tue GrsyiDg Dock, a. n upefs th6 5ams g.
proved to be worse than appe sred, would probtbi,
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IS
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~ ANA nolI u ".
1 )N SATURDAY MORNING, Sd inst
l :. ~ O'Clock. we will cell ct pubic sucsioo 10
rfTRE eonnEnmen tss . lot Of House FURNf-
iSnL. CONSISTING 10 part Of n 80.
yv,sss,n rrSSunses Bureaux. Washstands Cane and
lot os n; Sss.s, Beds Matrsssek geSsteaSa AIso
Tes ~ CO shs cur Dry Goods. Castors Decanters
a. MOTT X CO Aucts
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Great scarcity OF money and much commercial
distress were felt at ST Petersburg
Provisions, together with al kinds OF necessaries
aud luXuries, were extremely high.
manifesto had beer published at st. Petersburg,
ordering Russia nine leyies for fleet armies.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26
-. - - =
MEDICAL

DR. RALPHs PRACTICAL TREATISE 1tTH EDl
j ton 342 pp. price 81, by Jos. Ralph, NJ. D., con-
Iultnr physcian and surgeon No. 6t3 Houston street.
near Wooster. once hours Q to IL A. NJ AMI to 9
z. NJ, Sundays excepted) For the satisfaction o.
the author would state that he resided several
wears IN Paris expressly to study this particular class
OF diseases the legal certificates Of which, given by the
Ecoc Royale de Medicine and signed BY the Professors
NAV be seen by any one (which advantage be claim
cd by no one else In this speciality in America The
treatise is sold ct 121 Nassau street No ycsey street
(Astor House, at his ONCE, OF mailed prepaid BY ad
ressinQ box 900 Post once
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A STONISHING TO ALL-MADAME MORROW Is
IA without exception the most wonderful astrologist
ia the world that has been known She will tell
past present and future events and will show your
ture husband and absent friends which has astonhed
thousands during her travels in Europe She
daughter Of seventh daughter, and born with a
natural gift by invoking the of her wonderful
science, tell their very thoughts and will
happy pairs to together, who will all enjoy the
greatest happiness OF matrimonial bliss. Her prcd tons
truly astonishing to all visit her. Those who
wish speedy marriage may call soon, and they may
pend upon true advice, founded the eternal prnci
Piles OF magical science. 20 Broomc street between Can
non and Columbia streets. Gentlemen not admitted.
Hours from o'clock A. II. to II. N.
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MAT,RIU0MIAL.

Vl born with gift to tell the past present and ia
ture events Of life AL who wish speedy marriage
may call soon and see her invoke the powers Of her won
derful science aud tell you all you wish know even
your very thoughts and show you the likeness OF your
Intended husband and absent friends, which has aston
shed Thousands during her travels In Europe 70 Broorns
street. near Cannon. Gentlemen not admitted.
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BILLIARDS.

DuIIARps.-THR JEFFERSON BILLIARD ROOMS,
ID corner Sixth and Amos street, yeGerscs
Market are surpassed By any In tho city Ihu contain
seven tables Of which are new made BY hessrs Leo
nard d BENJAMIN who obsinci the silver medal ~ tbs
worlds fair Price In the aay time, w eaaA 9hs Sxsl
ays1ps eeSs Pass Wv dVor
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MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED TO lgi sEyENTa
Wl avenue, between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
ssats she continues 70 tell ps reeas aud eveots
sickness abseny friends property lost stolen Madame
Meyer In English French, and Csrman and gvei
On avautee for her ART.
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M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EMILE y1IIErrF

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EMILE y1TL.ErrF
l professor of auogrsphy Cor reading Of characters
by persons handwritng) and spiritual writing me.
dunn, will upon the receipt OF Twenty-Five cents, (or
writing send to any person full delneaon of their
character adars OF the heart, success destiny &c
also description OF the they love or viii marry
Address, post paid, EMILE euIErrE broadway Post
Once, n. Y Those residing out Of the city can safely
trans~st through the mail All commuuications an.
sweTea In one week Ns.sg thcis receipt.
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L1RE-PROOF SAFEs.-THE REPUTATION OF HER.
JIG rings patent safes Ii well established, 1t Is
only necessary to to the public that he
tnues to make and sell (no other In the State
having the right his champion Worlds Fair premium
safes, with Halls patent powderproof locks, at the old
established depot Green block, corner Of Water, Pine
and Depeyster streets.
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NTALLACKS THEATRE.--SENORITA SOTO'S BENE-
w FIT AND LAST APPEARANCE.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER g.
popular comedy After which, by the kind consent of
the director OF the Grisi and Mario troupe concert
consisting OF Italian and English music.
Duetto-.A Ia Bella mmautenente'' .Donizetti
By Signori Fabrcatore and Salabert
Scena-From Der Freischutz-'sSofty Signs the
Breath Of Evenn-Mle. Donovani /. 49,. Weber
Romance-"Quandol lie Sere'--Sig. Fabricatore,
from the opera Of Louisa Miller .....,..., Verdi
Duet-"Ihe Singing Lesson''-Mlle. Donoyani
and Signor salabcrt. Barnet
Scnorita Soro will dance the La Gitann' and also
pas called Ella Madrilana;" with other entertain.
ments full particulars of which will be found in the bills
OF Tuesday
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NFFICE OF THE N. " CREEK COMPANY, IS WALL
Srsel sI cn Anew as., sement having recently
been published in the New 70. K Herald, signed by q
certain John Right in which ne Claims w 70 DC the
nr as he se o. s sns that win speedily
proceed according to law, to obtain AS his
pretended claim is ridiculous, it cons dered ~
first entirely unworthy OF notice. but nqulres have
been made at the Office Of the Company in relation to IT,
the Company, for the information Of its stockholders,
would state that their interest in the tract Of land in
question was recently acquired by the Company and is
portion Of the large amount Of lands on which the
Company was organized The tract in question had
been litigation before purchased but the title had
been confirmed to those Of whom the Company purchased
by the highest courts in Virginia, and is considered
beyond dispute. The said Jno NJ Kight claims TO have
obtained patent the Both October last We hold
under Tatent from Lord Fairfax, Sept 2, 1779, and
duly recorded In the Virginia Land Office.
ALFRED ASHFTEID,
President New Creek Company.
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DANCING Academies.


TSERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, so WEST FOUR
I tcenth street-Madame G. Dubreul Ferrero and
Edward Ferrcro respectfully that their school
is now OPEN For terms and days of tuition apply
above. Pupils join at any tme the quarter COM
mencing the day of entry
MIR c. wRIGHT'S DANCING SCHOOL Is NOW OPEN
l at Military Hall, Bowery, opposite Spring street,
Days tuitionladics misses and masters Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons from till O'Clock; gentlemen,
Friday and Tuesday evenings from till 10 o'clock For
particulars please call at Mr. Wrights residence, 26s
Ninth street.
NTONsIEUR g. MIRASOIE, FOR MANY YEARS A DIS
Nl tnguished professor OF dancing in the cities Of
Milan, Paris and New York, has the honor to inform
his patrons and friends that in Of the great
increase OF vsters to his academy he has been obliged
furnish larger accommodations for his pupils, and
has taken the splendid establishment No. 10 Bond ST.,
formerly known the Appolinea. Mons NJ. takes this
opportunity OF again thanking the American public for
their kind support, and pledges himself to renewed ef
forts for its continuance All the fashionable dances
taught in the shortest tme and upon the mode-
rate terms Classes ladies every morning from nine
till O'Clock, assisted by Madame NJ Glasses fof
gentlemen afternoon and evening" from seven till ten
The new academy will open Thursday, Nov. Both
The first grand ball of the will take place Fri
day evening, December LIST. Tickets admitting gen
man and ladies 81.
YI,HE GRAND APOLIlNEA DANCING ACADEMY OF
i the celebrated Professor SARACCO Is open every
day. from in the morning till 10 O'Clock In the evening"
for classes and private lessons, usual AL the most
modern dances will be taught in very few lessons, at
reduced prices.
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THE TRADES, &C.
: VIyATCTrMAKER WANTED. TO co sOuTH--A FIRST
w rate matchmaker. Apply TO Brsinerd Geiiroy
NrANTED--F0UR GOLD PEN MAKERS, TO GO OUT
w Of town, Steady employment given. Also, q
screw press and rollers and safe wanted Apply az
the western Hotel room zoo, between tie heuss Of L
pd2, or6to SIN
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A HANDSOME SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
N together or separate, to lady and gentleman with
for three days.
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VNEESPIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MUSEUM
Il Monday evening, November %, 1854, THE TOODLKEs
TIE SECRET, and BAMBOOZLING. Ladies and gsntlc-
DESTROYS Of joining this association, do bI
applying at it's rooms No. IS Prince street. on Saturda
evenings Mt O'Clock.
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YTNO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD HAVE OBJ.
L served in the Tin es OF Saturday 18th November a
paragraph stating that accused Of stealing from
the hrm Of Terbe Jennings Co., piece OF CLOTH
tanning 81 yards at IS yard would have contradict
ed the statement long since but waited Messrs Ter
BELL Jennings Co.. to do therefore for the consoa
ton Of my friends and acquantances well for the
sustaining of my character declare my innocence of
charge and that it has been proved SINCE quite
founded. FRANK Nc GRATH.
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NJ JOR sHANKCIuCH PUT ON HIS HUGH HFFI I'm
1N boots and walked up to the infant Roderick
at ZOE Eighth avenue.
~011CE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE NEW
~ ork Young Mems Roman Catholic Association, win
= Sunday evening, November 26 1884 Mem
De htid o. ctedto attend Regular meeting nights 50.
ccna and 5n,t,. Mondays. J. 8. SCuILY, President.
coIu n anu Iou,'s = -etary.
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MO FEE TILL CURED.--DR CORBErr, OF NO. IL
IN Duane street may be consulted with conAdence -
diseases Twenty three years IN speciality enables
hlm TO guarantee permanent cures. N B.-nr. c. Ia
q his once,
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TYR. WARREN, uHMREx or THE coLLnG2 or swn
q Dublin and Ednbu1s sttcads 70 pvAas psos
thArinc where he performing the most Aatenstnx ouYe
record without rsssrans IN es o. busnsss Vursus
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THEY NEED NO PRAISE.-WE ONLY INVITE EVERY
Il one to call and ladies' California diamond
cluster pins equal to the real diamond which would cost
$3.50. Price only $40. Cvity to purchasers gratis
l. 4 ]. JACOBS Importers Of Watches
and Diamonds, 407 Broadway.
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PRIVATE FAMILY WILL ACCOMMODATE A LADY
IA and gentleman, two single gentlemen,
with one good rooms the second floor, with
meals furnished private table if required. The house
contains gas, BATH &c. Apply at 65 West Twenty fifth
street, few doors from Sixth avenue.
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M IssTNG.-A PRONIssoRY NOTE FOR s427, DATED
M Philadelphia, Oct 10, 1864, payable three months
SON was enclosed in letter to the address of John
Wilson h Co., No 81 Maiden lane New York, and de.
posted in the United States Post ONCE at Phsdcphia
on the 18th October last which note and letter not
having yet heen received by the undersigned all
are hereby cautioned not to negotiate said note the pay
mert of it having been prevented.
JOHN WILSON CO.
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SMALL FAMILY WISH TO LET A NICE FRONT AND
IN back rooa, communicating, and bedroom adjoin-
ing second floor unfurnished with board Good ioca
ton-not Tar up town. Terms moderate References
qured. Address ". r. W., Herald office.
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TUNkXAS LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY DE COR
Il IOWA, land and general agent, may be found a.
the Metropolitan Hotel from the 23d to the Goth of Not
yember.
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A N EASTERN LADY HAVING TAKEN THE NEW
IA and spacious FIVE story house 461 Broome street,
one block west of Broadway, accommodate select
families and single gentlemen with full partial board
Transient boarders accommodated. House with all the
modern improvements References exchanged Dinner
at one and half Dast five O'clock
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WISH TO TAKE TWO YOUNG
IN gentlemen, society for two boarders they no
have; foreigners preferred good pleasant home with
good living Dinner at g. Gas and Croton water in the
house Location Fourth avenue, between Tween
teth and Twenty NTH streets II desired parlors and
bedroonls Address Foreigners Herald Office.
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DOARD--A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BACK PAR
Id Tor to let, with board, to gentleman and wife
ALSO third story front ROOM suitable for two single
gentlemen, with full partial board. Terms moderate.
References exchanged. Apply Crosby street, between
HOword and Grand.
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rINHE GREAT EGYPTIAN MUSEUM, 65g BROADWAY
il the most attractive and instructive exhibition in
city-contains in addition to more than one thou
sand other objects, three mummies OF the sacred bull
(Aps) upwards OF three thousand years old the only
specimens exhibited Open day and evening Ad
mission % cents