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Zone of which Is superior to any In this part OF the coun
tryO they are offered TO the public for service.
rT Parties Of Pleasure Weddings, Funerals &C., &c.
attended to with safe and experienced drivers.
ii. ID. TARB0X.
Alfred Street, BIdleford, July 18th, 1854. Soft
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ETrERs Of inquiry directed to Dr. J. X. Cheenan Ia
II reference to bronchitis, scroiua, SIRE Thru: Asthma
anil Consumption, meet with immediate attention, anh
answers conveying important information are returned ny
mail, free Of charge. Address J. X Cheesman, III. d.,
Williamsburgh, ~. y.
l- Weekly papers Of the County please copy three
months, and forward bill with copy Of paper 3i-3m
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For sale
Pork and Lard.

MESS AMI Clear Pork, AMI Barrel and Keg Larl, Il
wi sale Wholesale or retail by
22-u ll0BS0N x STOltER
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RADICAL CURE OF
HERNIA OR Rupture.

mr.. q. HEAT0N, Of Boston, who has devoted many
~ years the treatment 81 Hernia Rupture, and has
discovered mode II cure which has proved succesfn
the seyeres u long standing well ms In the MIDI
forms of this troublesome complaint thereby rendering
the use ~ Tsses unnecessary has reed the house No.
~ Lincoln street, formerly 10 opposite U. y HOTEL where
he will receive patients heretofore DIR. IT, also attends
particularly to Female Complanis to the treatment and
cure % yarcucele IIydrocenle lemorroids,or plesi
Urinary diseases, &c.
Application may be made at his residence, No. ExETEf
PLACE, (I,owe Strect,) Boston.
Boston, August It'll, 1851. 32-3ms
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DR.. Curtis's Hygeana,
on
INHALI { HYGEAN VAP0R
CHERRY SYRUP,
HYGEANA IN MAINE.

For the cure Of Pulmonary Consumption, asthma
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all Lung aud Liz
er Complaints.
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Throat and Chest Diseases.

ID OAsTED AMI Ground Coffee put up expressly for on
IL trade, Tor sale by - H0BsON sIOREk-
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Wallet Found,

CONTAINING papers Of importance to the owner, who
have them by calling upon the subscriber and pay
ing charges WILLIAM y. GORDON.
saco, August sd, 1854. 3i-3w'
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Tmr ERIE RAILROAD WAR. The peo
ple OF Erie have been fully sustained by
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania IN the
war which they have so reSolulely waged
against the Elie aud Northeas, Railroad
which was run through their city, and which
the Court declares To be "public and com.
mon nuisance.n aud has directed the re-.
moval Of the rails from the streets Of the
city.
FALL IN FLOUR. The news. from Europe oil
The favorable condition OF the crops, tOgeth
er with the latc large receipts or flour ut
this port. has had tendency to reduce the
price Of flour, and we learn that there was q
falling OF in price yesterday .of from sevent,
/ FIVE cents TO dollar on barrel. In these
! times uf dearness poor men will be glad tO
learn that there is prospect &c ut leas,
onellf the necessaries OF life becoming chea'
per.
NKw YORK PoLrrIcs. The State Conven-
ton ofihat portion Of the New York Democ-
racy known as I" softs," met at Syracuse on
Wednesday and Thursday. After eonsldera
bic confusion. a series OF resolutions were
adopted. which the telegraph reports rs =
compromise on the Nebraska question:
Governor Seymour was re-nomin'ted
although he declined. and sent a message
to tho convention refusing to be candl-
date.
SUGAR. Cuba produces about $4,000
tons OF sugar annually; the United States
about 10000 tons.
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new C0AcHES!!
ALFRED STREET COACH"
LIVERY STABLE!
COACHES,

LAYING furnished my stable with elegant, roOny and
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CAMPHENE AND BURNING FLUID kcp
" constantly on hand and lor sale by ~,
4 r. GILMAN, No. , Cults Block.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MAtf-pS, August 10 ~ W.
EriN- rifS flour was in fair demand AMI hrmer.
The asy business included 600 bhls inferior 10 choice
Sia'o al " - - 5S mixed 20 fancy Western, nj =,
- ~ - poor niAcd 20 gooi SoGthern, at IS 10 81
~ and ether kinds in Proportion Eye acur and
meal were unchanged Wheat varied lttic. Tie day =
ilsussctons consisted q SEQ trshel. Geacsce
va &c, 81. - .tt9 North Carolina red al 81 80, and
. SEQ CGradlan DO. IN bsnl at ~ ~ Ryc aud oats
were uGchanptd Corn vas less active, owing TO the
cnhsnccd ela ms Of owners. Tie operations reached
- Geo trfhls, chiefly soand Western m,ed, At I5e q
$50. FER lusitl
coisos -nealers had not h,d ,imc 10 csaninc their
.EAsse lei,ef- ~ Lpio- itDec sales wer0 lght but
Ito IN! Let ftmainCd G8itc 8 m.
lEi.cfi1s --iates continued dull with Hght engage
ents for IastgfuC There nONtaia ~ hour olief
ng abJut $50 ittl bal,s CT cotton wtrc cogsgcd az
s9t Tor cO0IrtssCa Hnd 80 90 Sca Island, al led
dsad weight was last engaged al 5s To Clasgo " COO
ibis lard engaged al 80 Tor 10 aad 20 ptcagcs
hCuoy az &c Ierlb Tc HARE, 10 Sos aShts were on
s. sed Of co. cotton ere hone al sc per To- To Cafer-
ma dnI y. SIC tcS pee Too, .su.ot
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70, which the hour. between and O'Clock r. N. are

for which the hours between 5 and O'Clock r N.
APPOINTED .
succeetinc ths 'he names of TO whom the
Cspain Gen.raI has assigned emacoipadoes, with he
numbers cass &c assigned 70 each which Is pubishei
In the OlEer1i Gosetfe for public information.
JOSE DE ZUBAETE, Secretary TO the Board
The British war steamer Medea came iato
this port on the 9th inst, but the yellow fever
prevailing amongst her crew, che went to sea
again on the 10th understand she buried one
Of her men wben just outside the Moro Castle.
A plaster figure of Isabella Segunda, which
il to be executed in marble, aud placed upon
the column Of which you.will remember Gene
rnl Canedo laid the foundation stone a short
time previous to his departure, is highly praised
by those who have seen it. As hope to see
the statue itself if the .'little Queen" retains
her sceptre ard not being acquainted with the
sculptor, Frenchman named GABRIELLE, have
not chosen to place myself under obligation by
asking for view of the model.
had nearly omitted to add that on the 9th
inst we had q further addition Of l73 soldiers
from Spain to the forces previously in tais
island, They arrived in Spanish merchant
vessel. POUGHKEEPsIE.
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4 UCIloN NOTICED. s HoUGH, AUCfIosTFR =
~ line household furnture-1 o morrow, Friday al
lc \. ~. al the contents Of the i've ftory house No
II Warren street Purchasers ed 10 BE- nupe
iua the great amount 10 DC disposed Of rerdcrs II
mr. erctisey necessary that the sale takes place al the
sJpon!ed hour. The goods combine the useful with
The eisear and when purchased selected by com
Ietent jadges and in addition warranted Tie sale
VIZ lake place regardless Of weather. Terms cash lhs
furniture IN the dining consists OF mahogany and
wanut extension tables side, breakfast and diu,g do
SEAS rockers and dining chairs sarge OF
ware, OF the FRINGE Albert sty.e, such a,
srosis, papian rings, Ssh ard pie Knives gol,lets
tea services, &C. Brussels carpctny mirrors Largo
Quantities ot cut glass;, cutlery crockery china dinnsr
and tea sets. writer's rartan ware bells &c In paror
number OF large paintings IN OIL OF artistic merit and
pleasing effect rosewood suit OF eight pieces beautifully
carved and covered In India an maroon and gold two
suits (ll pieccs) In green and gold crimson ana
maroon satin darnask rosewood secretary and bokcse
bne piece q furniture and Of great yxue elegant roys
velvet carpets Of the finest colollDg handsomev
rosewood tables OF various descriptions rosewood corner
cupbosrds scroll Sides also very octave piano
fa SIZE round cornortd and Of very pleasing tone lace
taYe ptanofortes rosewood case dys inlad esc,c,re
beautiful decorations French pore slsn vases also ~
boxes cologne &c Dresden china massive bronze clor
win hgure OF the Knights Templar gas fixtures. eIs
rart rosewood and hne mahogany chamber fnyniiure
consisting Of the most COSTS STYLES of brresns sith
marble tops and glasses, do washst.pds sr,rnsIdl,
ana potshed bedsteals with palissters and the
pest Dali mattresses to fl counerrsncs toilet
covers carpctns ergrayirgs, &C. feather beds pillows
@c sohe' -e.s curtains, shades and 6xtures &c hc.
,aieiui men In attendance 20 remove the goods.
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A UCIlON NolltR-THoS BfJL, ArCTIoSEfl;- ny
~ bea& Bash This day, at 10ts O'Clock, IN tho
sales rooms q Centre street. between cadc and puanc
sreets VII be sold the entire valuable furniture o.
ismAy going to Europe, comprising fine assor mcnt.
carpets oil cloth 6c alee the remainder OF the fixtures
rom the Tea Room, 8. Chambers strcctclcrant marble
Up counters, beer pumps One segsrs, glassware Ocean
ttff, &c
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CsHTRIFrS SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FUR
sheet, between Re KalS Nft IL 1854 Ia Cumberland
bnKose wood mahogany and walnut paror aud Bg3sas.
rnom furniture, SUITE ALSO the beds ANA he dfng
glars and china royal Wilton Brussels sad three
ply carpets; also Kitchen and other goods too numerous
10 mention LOTT, sheriff Kings Co.
i. PIERCE Deputy Sheriff.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4 IBttsI IL. NICoIAY, AUCtIOSEEg.-sroCKs AMI
~ bonds at auction ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell
this day, August 17th at 121l o'clock at the Nor
chants Eschargc for account Of whom II may concern
ss,oeo Maysyiue and Lexington Railroad "a Mortgage
per cent Convertible bonds interest payable 1st TeSru
ary and LIST August, 81 goo esch So00o Cleveland and
Phsburg Railroad per cent Convertible Bonds interest
payable in New York 1st March and Ist September.
Loco each IS, 0Oo Illinois and Wisccnsin Railroad lst
Mortgage per cent Convertible Bon Is interest
lt January and LIST July, 81 GOO each eco New York
snd New Haven Railroad per cent Bonds interest cou
pons payable LIST June and LIST December ST 900 each:
- 600 utiand and Washington Railroad LIST Mortgage
PER ccst Convertible Bonds interest payable az Duncan
sherman Co 5 LIST April and LIST October 81 600 each
$2cco rHalo Corning and New York Railroad LIST Mort
gage PEI cent Convertible Bonds interest PAYABLE LIST
Ari end Isl October 81 600 EACH 900 Ceyeisnd and
Piisburg latrcad per cent Conyertibe Income Bonds
interest LIST May and 1st No yember 600 each
hares Atlantic BaIk Of New York. 500 each so shares
sut,4x Bank, $50 each; go shares Empire City Bank
So each 100 shares Farmers and Citizens Bank OF
Long Island, $25 each; 10 shares Commercial Hank Of
New Orleans $50 each IL shares Hanover Fire Insu.
rance Company $50 each 60 shares Harmony Fire Insu
rance Company, $50 each; shares Second Avenue Rail
road, 800 each AGO shares Hampshire Coal and Iron
COMPANY, 500 each. Terms Of saA-Ten per cent
This day, and the balance 10 morrow The accrued In
tesst on al the bends win be charged to the purchaser
a. H. holds regular sales Of stocks bonds and other
securities every Monday and Thursday at the
fschanse ~ private sale great variety of Hrxt class
rainoad bonds bank insurance and other stocks ofce
No Broad street, next 70 corner Of Wall
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SEERlFIiS SALE OF CR0CEIIfS-ON FgIDs v
~ August 1e at 10 O'Clock, at 200 Ninth avenue e.
nsng Of general assortment Ct line groceries. t.
ter, lard &c.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAW3A.


The United States mail steamship Cabawba,
Il. ". ShuCeldf, C mmander, arrived yesterday
from Mobile and Havana, with dates from the
letter to the 18th instant.
We have nothing of Importance from Havana.
The yellow fever had greatly abat d. and the
general health of the city was much improved
The Cahawba has LOGS bales Of cotton on
freight, including two bales Of the new crop
(lhe first shipped,) and Ill passengers from
Mobile and Havana.
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CA. NJ. CRusrA.AR, AUcnoNrFG

n No % Powcry, viii sell tis cay, at 10 O'clock By
order Of NJ Davis declining business, tho stock OF
clothing store. consisting OF oAsspercs eatneta cloth
nlroes and linen Goats, pants and vests csssincra.
oiothr and sstnets nn'rg TRIMMINGS, Shirts drawer
erayets, te &C.
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w s: MEIfOR, AUCTrONEEg.-BY HOUGHrON
~ Meilor, this day at 10 O'Clock, at tho Atiaah
io'eb nc. Brcadway, mortgages SALE being the BIS
lance Of furniture remaining unsold viz rich suits q
paror furniture, 10 satin brocAtole, mirrors danas
and pier tables dining tables, so hair mattresses
an,ny room chairs, beestead. palliassss oil CLOTH vi.
gov shades %c The whole to be sold without reserve
o,oef OF me mortgage Deposits required from every
purchaser. Catalogues now ready.
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II C. KEMP AuCTONEER -rURNITURE, PIANO
IL. fortes &o-To MORO w. ct 10 O'Clock, ct No. 06
Nassau street, two doors from Futon.-R. G. Kemp win
sell at auction as above, very large assortment OF
he sold without any to pay cash advances and
which is well worthy Of the attention OF housekeepers
and the trade and six superior rosewood 8x
md octave pianofcrtes very excellent instruments:
rosewood pa,lor furniture, suite; mahogany tote
tete SOFAS voltare chairs spring seat par chairs
couches sofa beds marble top centre and fancy tables
extension dining tables library and SECRETARY
wardlobes rosewood mahogany and walnut marble top
dressing and washstands mahogany and walnut
bedding painted chamber furniture, suite; French
plate oval mirrors and pier glasses; oil paintings Also,
fine assortment Of French china, glass and crockery
ware Pianoforte at IL o'clocksix superior rosewood
6s and octave pianoforcs first class instruments, and
wen worthy the attention Of purchasers as they are Al
warranted and will be sold without reserve to pay ad
yances Also by order Of the mortgages, lot Of dies.
suitable for haTnessmaker, and large lot Vt knife
sheaths. Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
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i y TOWN BOARD AND RO0MS.--iS FIrS (yr
~ loor 10 let, furnished unrurnshci with pta
re closets &c in an airy house with gas bath fur
table desired One or two rooms for single peutewen
wishing comfortable home Terms moderate 500
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CHLRlit's SALE or CLOTHING, THURSDAY, AUG
~ "a. 1894 ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ AT $40 Broadway csa
sistlpg OF pants, costs yet Is, tera, nc
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very few parceIs are 60 be found in first hacds
For particulars of our trade through the reeu-
lar steam interval. / hand you documents Ia
addition to the usual paper files, wh'cn w." 90
found rich with reflections upon yourselves anu
vour policy. for which you may feel duly Cd
j;ge5 and mend your national manners, to con
form Ia The Spanish standard, fyou choose 10
descend 20 far ia the scale OF morality. The
newly COW erted sinner always makes tue most
1esl,ps and fiery preacher, which ia the Just
now predicament Of the worthy editor OF the
D,ayio dc "a Ncrino-by authority.
Not much change in our health the same
atmosphere, little more heated and higher
charged with malaria, aud diminished subjects
for disease. Tie Captain General has just &C
complshed an addition to his turn out OF four
magnificent blood bays" Of filibustero stock,
which with his Napoleon cooked hat guards TO
clear his path in front, makes the best display
have seen from the palace In twelve years. A
postillion tBam--the four in hand-would not
answer in our contracted ways. MAZDA MAS.
Utima.--T The Cahawb ban has put rather Q blank
look on our folks-at the first going off they dc
not seem to know what to say. fearing to uttel
exactly that which their hearts prompt. The pa
lace dignity is under cloud-nOt to be seen
and all the rest are glad, although they hold 10
we'll Pe2uela has noble chance, II he had
the manhood to use it; and the people have al
open way, if they knew how to improve II
There is no doubt if they give out the Madrid
cry even without arms. that the troops vii
echo with every heart and sword; but the bold
spirit to break the ice do not zee any where
A stranger may not take that upon him whict
belongs TO the people, and his words would di'
upon the air that bore them from his lips n
would perish, and no good follow. There arr
those ready to strike in this state OF absolve'
allegiance, should it he necessary. This nigh
there will he many waking watchers. but fea
no dctermnate action resolved upon.
NADA Ms.
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WANiFD-lN JERSEY CITY, by 4 SINGLE Young;
w gentleman, furnished room with or vithout
board in private family and pleasantly located
Address w. ". Merton, jersey City Post Oaice
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nOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND A PARTY
ID of single gentlemen, can be accommodated with
full partial board In private family where there are
children pleasantly situated in Hicks street, bet veen
woodruff end Rapeiye strs eta ten minutes walk from
Hamilton avenue ferry, Brooklyn References given and
required
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Oohs 10 LLT-A SMALL FAMILY OCCUPYING 4
Ii large house, replete with ali the m olern i'm prove
MHts, IN pesiant location. is deous Of letting some
ro ms with partial board il necessary Please address
~ ~ MARKS place, Eighth street Also SPACIOUS ary
front basement TO lot, suitable for a :tors once
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nOAIp-ASroR PLACE HOTEL, 1888, 1856 and 1917
l Broadway This house has been very much enlarged
thoroughly renovated during the past season. and il
now In complete order tn receive boarders Fsnies
single gentlemen about locating for the fail winter viii
find god selection of casan. al this house, at
prices corresponding with the times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

prorsmss-Posk was In lively demand. 81 better
crices 1he eay q movements ccmprsed 200 bills here
- ais SIS rs for mess Sl2 for do add $40 81h
sor .re. with 600 bbls mess deliverable Within SIX
~ dsys fsefrs ortion at sl3 and ,0oo bbts mess
Deliverable curing sepencer and October, at $l3 sA'os
were also made OF ITO pkgs cut mssts at unchanged
rstes 500 bbIs lard at 1.ko TO Ic. per ID and $50
bills beef at former quotations. Nothing new occurred
in butter cheese
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DOARD--A HANDSOME FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
ID on second floor to let to gentleman and lady, board
for lady only Location pleasant For terms, &C., ad
dress c. N. T., Broadwa, Post Office.
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TORTGAGEE's SALE, THIS MORNING, (THURSDAY,)
Nl at 10Y o'clock--Hotel, household, and bar roo1
furniture SAMUEL OSGOOD, auct0neer, will sell 1T
venience Of sae) large collection Of tho above furu
tuc from uptown hotel comprising Brussos carpets
scrptons bedsteads actresses bureaus, wash stands,
tee extension tables bar room chairs and set
tees stoves marble top tables, pew cushions looks
glasses beer pumps lamps shower bath, 30, 30. Tho
whole viii be positively Sold without any re ervs. ~
order Of the attorney Of mortgages
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DRIyA1E BOARDING, WITH FIRST CLASS ACCOMMO-
datoos, may be obtained by respectable family ia
the desirable location No 90 last Sixteenth street,
Irving place. The house handsomely furnished aud
- = - ,sndeTn improvements. Excellent board and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

1DIRNANENT BOARD WANIEr--BY A GENTLEMAN
and vile, not above First street, and near Rroad-
Ma5. ~adrcs stating price and location I. u Herald
Office. ~
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~ of yenditiopi ponas to me directed ana dali.
yeIed, viii sell at public auction, on the 18TH day Of
august 1904 a. IL O'Clock noon, at the Merchants' Ex-
change IN the city Of New York, the steamboat Nau.
shon, or Ocean, her tackle furniture and apparel.
Adm. 7. HIILYER, Q. s. MarsbaI
running boat has boiler but ono year old An eno,e
excellent concition, Icing &c inch cylinder and ST
stroke, and good strong hull, recently coppered r.
Is lao feet long and registers 2A2 tons.
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TSURNIsHED APARTMENTS, WITHOUT BOARD-TO
let, neat front room, on the second hoor suitable
TOR sir gle gantlenan also, large airy room On the
seine aoor, for two single gentlemen Location
desirable. reference required, Apply at la3 Franklin
street Family private.
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DoARD-oNE IAPGE OR TWO SMALL FAMILIES
can obtain the second floor furnished, in q house
containing the modern improvements. Apply at No IL
Warren place. Charles street Location pleasant and
convenient 10 he and omnibusses. References ex
CHANGED.
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DERMANENT BOARD UP TOwN-wANTED, BY A
gentleman ana his wife nice airy room, comforta-
bly, furnished respectable family boarding house.
The tDteman would not require dinner except sun
days. Price not to exceed IS per week Address l. j..
H. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

HOUSE WANTED WANTED TO BUY, A NEW FIRST
class dwelling house, with all the modern i'm prove
m.nts independent walls; to bs stuated on the souS,
nde Of street in genteel and fashionable up town
Merchants Exchange.
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HOUSE WANTED q SNAIL HoUsE, OR PART OF
- house, Clover part preferred with modern In
r,osemenss' Must b pleasantly situated, and terms
moderate Any person having house as above dsscri
PED, can hear Of good tenant By addressing r. r.
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GoARD-Io LET, APARTMENTS 10 A SMALL
- family, on to party OF sim gentlemen ia hous,
having aD the modern Improvements, whore the com
ioifs OF homo be eojogoi location healthy and
,eslecao Die, accessible b. cars ami stages. Appy IL
West Twenty irst street
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DARJIAL BOARD WANTfD-FoR TWO GENTLE
1 men in New York, not TOO far up town preferred.
Terms not exceed So so each per week Please address
G. b.. Herald Office.
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WANIH'-A ROOM IN rHE UPPER PART or THE
w city, for debating society address Waveriy
Herald oSics stating locality and amount Of rent cs
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Houses. ROOMS. &C., VvANTED.

koENEHED HOUSE, WANTED-IN BROOKLYN, IN
the vicinity Of Fulton or Wall street ferries o. ful
ton avenue cars two story house. pleasantly situate
and neatly furnished for SIX twelve eighteen months
spnum Address, stating terms and location, T. A. s.,
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TT oBoKRN-PIEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
III martial board If wanted in desirable losaton by
applying at the southwe corner Of Hudson and Fifth
streets, Hob0ken
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