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HEAVY DAMaeEs.-Bayley Bros. & Co, an Enslish
house, recovered IN the supreme of New York, on
Thursday, se46 36 damages from The Western Vermont
Railroad Company, for the value Of some FIVE thousand
tons Of railroad iron. The iron did arrive at The time
stipulated and the company received under protest and
aierward refused To pay. Hence the salt
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Nav ORLEANS, March lp.--By arrival here we have
Texas dates to The 10Th
The Indian ouirnges on the honerof New Mexico have
become very alarming. meeting held a, Loudon
where IL was resolved to exernnate the Lapas tribe who
considered the perpetrators OF nearly nil the outrssss
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On Saturday morning, 1t O'Clock, WILLIAM A. GUNToN,
only son Of Doc. Wx GuNToN Of this city.
The funeral will take place his residence Monday
evening three o'clock The friends family
specially invited attend
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RoD@kRs n SONS genuine p~nk nsve.-aor,h,,nr No.,
"n ~ The undersigned At the mnhsrs sheed and jus. =.
ba IN variety the finest grades and qualities OF
NJ. !, - wen |" scne Of their cheaper kipds.
""f FRANcR TAYLOR
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Ky j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROP
ery at aucuonOn Monday afternoon April I'd, O'Clock
on the pemes shall sell Of lot No square 3 fronting
30 feet lh between
20 feet improved dwelling
house containing eight rooms.
AZ o'clock the thu
3t fronting 20 feet inches street.
and 10Th streets west running back los feet
s,rabe lot for building
Termsi 0nefouh cash the residue IN six twelve and h
teen months, for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
= J. O. MCGUIRE,
NJ" I'D Auctioneer.
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by J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

ny y. T. McGUlRE, Auctt0neer.
EXTENSIVE SALE, BY CATALOGUE, OF RARE AND
beautiful roses towering plants, and apple
AEON Wednesday O'clock e INV
auction rooms, shall sell
500 hardy blooming
Moss and running Ios@s Of every variety
Double dnhlas, monthly carnaion pinks in bloom
Tree peoney, pears, apples grape vines
Together with large lot Of Towering plants
riety.
The above from the celebrated florist Marc, Astoria Long
Island New York. and Of selections
Every plant sha be warranted and rue to
Persons Of this
opportunity to supply themselves.
Terms cash. Catalogues ready for delivery.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
mM@ Anctioaesr.
eT-Owtng TO the non arrival 81 tho above novvera
The sale VIII be postponed until Monday afternoon, April
O'CLOCK S when it will take place yi'Soa. fan.
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BY J. c. Mcguire. Auct,oneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNiMPRovED PROP
ey nj auctionOn Monday afternoon April AZ O'Clock
on the premises shall sell OF lot fronting
~ Zee, on lin street. between and
~ feet Improved by
houses nearly and built in the
house containing eight
Al O'Clock on the premises the
37 fronting street between OH
and 10th streets running back los de
BILE lot for building purposes.
AT y O'Clock, Immediately
oo and In squfr. a5l fronting % feet 10Th
between south street and Virgins with the
consisting OF handsome md frame
dwelling house, containing nine rooms md kitchen,
This properly IL Handsomely siuaed In pleasant
rad,dy improving OF the island
Title indispuiabie
Terms oneourb cash the residue eighteen
months, for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Mar 2l-d Aucionecr
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ny GREEN u SCOTT. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on
Wednesday, the l2th instant, shall sell prsm
SEES O'Clock large brick building, neatly new situated
aud fronting the alley reservation TO- Of Jackson
Hail. being the building lately occupied by Mess
shop The stories
and 30 feet deep and brick wall ~ feet high enclosing
lot The lot rs feet (on and 100 feet deep
calculated for printing ONCE coach factory.
Terms One fourth cash balance three
the purchaser for the deferred bearing
est from the day OF deed given deed Of
Title ndispu table,
GREEN SCOTT,
Ap I'D Auctioneers.
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DIED,

only Of Doci WIZ. dusros Of this city.
The place Monday
evening three o'clock The friends of the family
specially invited to attend
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT STATE
Washington, March 81, 1884
being impressions prevail
that the commission Claims sitting London viii shortly
adjourn sit in the United States 10 remind those in
the proceedings the commission ofthe
convention under which organized London the only
place where its held necessary ali
claims embraced by the presented the commits
sion BY the 18th Of this month, where
o delay shall be established commission
" the period for presenting the claim be extended time
not exceeding three months longer which time win expire the
18th Of June
the United Boston, New York.
Philadelphia Baltimore Charleston and New Orleans requested
to give the above notice three insertions,
Ap2-da
Treasury Notes Outstanding April i. 1854.
Rss.,srs Once Apni j, 1884,
Amount outstanding Of the several prior aad 1896
Outstanding the Of xad July 1885, :. per
os..;sssins ..u. Of ssh January is1
a. per records OF this once 600 90
slissIi o.
under prior July, 90
slIa7ol O.
r. BIGGER, Register
ny GREEN q SCOTT. Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN.-on
wednesday the iash instant, shs! sell in ontof
and oaos oa *. . % ns n. .
Han s: % sses
.nd 9s deep and ses van = feet high tn. whole
calculated for printing once Of e..eh factory.
N. s 10 "a ONE and
from The DAY deed given and Of
GREEN = SCOTT,
~ GREEN q SCOTT. Aaeueneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNiNPRovED PROPERTY AT
osSs M 'p premises. : square ,' No
gsl, sold, improvement which
yauanssd with oner necessary clubhouse The
which s be II % o.. sS purchaser. %s mas mont Of
ss sss q
GREEN SCOTT
o. The sSsvs sale IL postponed, In consequence Of
Ap2-d Auctioneer..
~ IT, srs T. s hadss 1sssny
di.,s'y % Nj .Rs'ly, druggist few DOOR above.
pEoE. sCHosESBERc has tho honor to announce
Which advertised Thursday postponed
account q @ I'm 2, s and
AT CARUsIs SALOON,
Lecture win precisely
"I %p 3 esSs
A CtuLD's HISTORY OF ENGLAND By Charlie.
- TAYLOR MAURY,s
APP Bookstore, near 9th street
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Ro.ensss-ment Of
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON,
Mosp.r EvrsIro, Apui ., 1854
The performance will with tho admired petite comedy
In one act, entitled
WHO SPEAKS FIRST |
Overture. orche'tr.
Amer which, for the hrs, ,me DRAMA act, entitled
BOB NETTLEs.
overm... Orchestra
To conclude highly and intensely interesting
comienl dramatic production, in . acts, entitled
AsMoDEUs.
Price. Of admission circle and paquee
' AZ s'' 90 '' e'o'' gallery IS cts Private so'''s'
NOTICE hereby given tina, The books Of the n....or. vii, h.
open daily At their once In the City Hall from i0h
Q. APRIL inclusive, tsandsy escsped from M 10
the 1s @ he PRESENT year :" oppornn,, !" -.
aiming the same BY order Of the board.
Apa--odia'o" ssers,.ry
pURE suLvERwARE.-ws hsv. Just finished I. large A. |
so',msn Of ''verwsre, embracing everything
r.rca.s, srsnacn called Of fancy
' Shove " our ss I'd s ssT.ss pure
-. - Sign Of the Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue.
eu and
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NATIONAL THEArRK-Thcre was crowded house last
night and the performances superb The lovely Miss
Agnes Robertson carried the house by storm. She will
again tain the public evening We would
advise all TO secure seats early
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In what place
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By y. c. MCGUIRE, Auot,on.er.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT
sucuonOn Monday afternoon April 3D. O'Clock,
premises shall sell OF lots and IN ash
ID feet 10th vigna
with the consisting
and attic modernbu frame dwelling house, containing nina
and kitchen.
property pleasant and rap
idly improving part Of the island.
Title indnpu'abe
One-fourh cash residue riSheen
months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
mar Nd Auctioneer.
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FRANCIS NEWTON SHAw.-At the Presbyterian Chuct
Fifth street, the Rev. Mo. Caothers will this even
ing tseryces commencing at half ocock) de
liver discourse upon the Christian worth and exemplary
character Of the late Mr. Shaw who the teleaphit
Correspondent Tor The northern associated pIess
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-02

pUhE SILvERWARE.-ws have Just finished . large as
sorment OF verwsre, embracing everything
rsrsicnsr assosn, Of fancy silver
ware suitable for wedding rfn.
The shove All of manufacture warranted pure
YER NJ w GAIT BROTHER,
- : Sign Of the Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue,
Mar 3l-3m between oh and lQsh streets.
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The governor OF Virginia has appointed a number OF
delegates TO represent tba. State 10 the commercial
yeniion al Charleston. , M
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OvERTuRss ron DIVISION TURKEY.-In the dis
eusson between The Russian and British papers on the
Turkish question: appears that The present Emperor OF
Russa had frequently endeagoed 10 tempt the cabinets
OF Europe to Join him in division Of the Turkish EN-.
pre- tbat be made oyerlores Of this kind TO the British
government during hi. visit TO England in 1874 and thai
correspondence had been held with the British
minister at St Peersourgb the subject during the last
year. This fact is stated by the London News and
seems to be admitted by Lord Aberdeen
CoRs.-A short time since we gave table OF the en-
ports Of wheat and wheat flour from The United States
We now annex a table OF corn follows:
Exports Of Corn from the United satss, sugpa M~rA
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NOICE hereby given that the books Of the
open daily at their once In the City Hall from
o. APRIL inclusive tsnndsy cscspedD from O'Clock m 10
O'Clock p for the Of aordDa all Interested
for tares for the present opportunity
aiming the same. BY order OF the board.
II HARNESS,
hp2-eoAifofh Secretary,
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RsLgy's vARlKrR The manager Of this popular place
OF has announced the close Of the establish
ment for the season
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-02

PrRu-The fatality OF the yellow fever amounts TO
thirty deaths per day in Lima, and twenty in Callao
Many Ffench and English had fallen victims but 40
Americans Don Doninxo Elias, the revolutionary chief,
moving freely al all points unresalned and he
visited the capital openly, without. the government
king any effort 10 him There have been fights
OF any kind between the two parties 10 the civil
with the Bolivians but the former expected TO be de.
cided soon in some way by great battle. The troops
constantly moving north and south by the Peruvian
ships-of. war and the English mai-slesmers
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York
rsordere to stantT Pa
Orleans,
to
United
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The Ohio Statesman produces evidence to show the
ant-Nebraska meetings 10 Ohio contemplate failures
thinly attended
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DEATH or A VENERABLE LADY.-The Ha2erstown
(Aid) News notices the death in thai town on 7th u OF
May Potsnger, In the SSH year Of age, the surviving
sister of The late Judges John and Thomas Buchanan
The News says:
For more than forty years she resided in Hagerstown
where her hospitality, benevoence and Kindness bad
surrounded her BY large circle Of friends. In youth
-be mixed with the gay and brilliant society OF Annapo-
s, present when her fathers borses were taken for
The Continental army, and in the senate chamber
Annapolis eyewitness 10 General Washinyions re.
signaon al his commission
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scuaunBure cAr.-The jury have not yet rendered a
verdict They will remain Ia the ury-room untd Monday
when, probably, they will he discharged.
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HYmEsAI. -Tnere were thirty marriage licenses
granted by the clerk Of Washington county during
the month OF March.
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SAFES.

TSV1RE PROOF SAfES.-THE WELL EARNED REpu-
10 tation Of Herring's fire proof safes is well
established IL is only necessary to to the pub
No that he continues the manufacturing and sale at
the old established depot His patent champion safe
received medal ut the Worlds Far, Londoa, in 1851
and at the Worlds Exhibition, New York. In 1888 and
1884 Also, Halls patent powder proof lock, which
ceiyed medal above and Is the manufacturer and pa
tenee (by purchase of Jones patent combination and
nermutation bank locks. All persons making, selling
or using the above safe locks without written
thority will be held responsible by -
SILAS G. HERRING,
pateutee and Green Block l35, 1871 and
lac Water. corner of Pine street.
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yI1oYs-ToYs AND FANCY GOODS, is DIVISION
street.-The undersigned has just received from
the European manufacturers large and complete as
sor.ment Of the above goods, which he oilers for
sale greatly reduced prices TO compete with any
other importing house in New York. Country dealers
xl find il 10 their advantage to cali Five per cent
allowed for cash. Remember the old stand, established
in 1929. CHR. GoEIZ Gate Haas Goetz), Is Division
street, Chatham square.
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THE MILITARY.

A 7 MEETING OF THE ENGINEER CORPS HELD AT
IA the Mercer House on Monday evening" Nov. 81,
ls54, ii unanimously
Resolved That the thanks Of this corps be extended
the officers and pryates Of the Tompkns Blues for the
escort given to the Engineers their first parade
Resolved, That we regard tho Tompkins Blues ~ a
body Of hg minded ana honorable men, an ornan to
the citizen soldiery Of this State, friendship We
highly prize and whose good opinion viii strive %
maintain.
Resolved, That to the officers aud privatcs OF the la
ayee Fusilcers gr atty indebted The mark of
respect shown us while marching through the Park.
Resolved, That to Mr.. John Van Tine, OF No. 2 Dew
street be extended warmest thanks for the very
bountu collation. furnished and the assurance of the
continued friendship of each individual composing this
company.
Resolved, That to Adkins celebrated brass band we
also tender our thanks for the very efficient music fur
nished on this OCCASION
Resolved, That copy Of the above resolutions, hand
somely engrossed be presented to each of the above
named parties and tie be entered the min utes
OF this company. JACOBW. coRNWELI, Chairman.
WIN. II. AVERY, Committee.
SsauH A. CAMPBF1f.
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OCULIsTs AND AURisTs.

nR WHEELER ocUiIsTi 4s6 BROADWAY, CORNER
OF Broome street dcyotes his attention 90 diseases
~ the eye and the public that there none Of
s numerous disorders to which the human eye is sub
sct which he cannot thoroughly and permanently cure
ehce hours IL A. NJ to 4P. NJ Artificial eyes inserted
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COAL, 40.

lNBEAP COAL YARD.--I HAVE LATELY OPENED A
" new coal yard and bought my stock since the reduced
prices, which enables TO sell coal cheaper than any
IN the city Twin guarantee lbs to the ton Grocers
would benefit by giving my coal trial RICHARD
C.lNlUN, 254 First avenue, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets,
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rTREAsURY DEPARTMENT, N. C.


Sealed proposals win be received ut this Office until
10 o'clock NJ of the Goth of December next the
purchase of Sill 600 bonds issued by the North
Carolina under act of Assembly for the construction
OF the Weldon and CASTOR railroad and for the improve
ment of the navigation of the Neuse and Tar Rivers.
They by express enactment exempted from taxation
for any purpose They will bear date the LIST of July
1854, viii run ten years, and viii have coupons al
tached for % interest at six per cent per annum pay
able the first days Of January and July in each year.
Both pterest and principal will be payable at the Bank
of the Republic, in the city Of New York, unless where
the purchaser prefers to them payable the Trea
sury Of this State They will be issued in of 900
each.
Parties biddipg will please address their letters en-
dorsed Proposals for North Carolina Stocks" the
undersigned at Raleigh, N C. They will also state ia
what kind Of funds they propose to pay. The bids will
he opened the 2ch Of December next in the
Of the Governor Secretary ard Comptroller Of the State
and G. W. Mordeca President of the Bank of the State
OF North Carolina. The undersigned the right
OF accepting such bids in whole in part he may
deem most advantageous to the State Successful bid
ders will be required, as soon as informed of the ac-
ceptsnce Of their bids to deposit in bank the amount Of
their bids with the accrued interest from the ls of
July last to the credit Of the Treasurer OF North Caro-
lima. This deposit may DO made in the Bank Of the Re-
public New York the Bank Of the State of North Caro-
lima, the Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh. Documents
showing the great Of the State and the small
amount of her indebtedness may he had appca ton
at this office to Messrs Brown and De Rosset city
OF New York. D. W. COURTS
Public Treasurer of North Carolina.
rTroODpJrRy RANK CONN NOV IA 1s5i-TEE
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pstE TURF.

EENTREYlIIE COURSE, l.. I,--TR0FFING.--ERIDAY,
~ december LIST, at y O'Clock, +. M.-hatch $500,
mile heats in harness Hiram Woodruff names b, M.
Polly W. Peabody ch. g. jimmy Polk. 0mut6lses
leave Euiton ferry Cor he course at a O'Clock.
JOEL C0NrNLIN, Proprietor.
E.ENTREyD1E COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTlNG THURS.
T. cay, November co. NJ "a O'Clock, +. M-Purse nd
stake $50 mile heats, best three in Ave, to wagons
wagon and driver 70 weish $50 pounds. Hiram Wood
ra2 enters ch Eakcr BOY; Simeon Hoagiand enters
A. a. Tcumseh Omniouses leave hourly for tho course.
JOEL. CoNkIlN, Proprietor.
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LluUORs, &c.

A CHOICE SELECTION OF BRANDIEs, SCOTCH AMI
"A Irish whiskeys champagne, sherres and port
wines, gins, runs cordials, syrups, &ci London and
Dublin porter Scotch aes, and domestic ales, for family
use twenty per cent lower than any other house for
ssie by WIN. H. UNDERLL, 40 Brooms street, corner
Of Crosby.
j peror quality exceedingly choice old Jamaica rum
al.o brandies wines, schnapps gin, &c. In every varie
prices by PiERsON Is Blocker street, corner OF Eliza
beth.
FINHANKsGIvING ITO ALL WHO USE, AND DO NOT
l. abuse the comforts of life, respectfully offer BRAN
dies whiskeys, wines, GIN &C., in bottle draugh
in quantities TO suit and OF pure quality.
NIGH PlERSON, Is Blocker st., corner of Elizabeth
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LEGVURES.

CuINTON HAiL-A COURSE OF THREE LECTURES
~ on the character and policy Of the second Cesar
and its correlaons with the despotsm of Louis Nap
on will be delivered by 4. HfALEf barrister
~ Of the Temple Lordon, at Clinton Hall Actor place
On Wednesdays, Nov 20 Dec. and ID, at O'Clock
Tickets, rs cents; may be had of Van Norden King, l.
Wall street. Mr. BailioTe publisher 800 Broadway; !
O'Shea BOOKSELLER, 49, Broadway, and for members at
tle library, Ctinton Hall; aiso at the door.
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UzOTHRG, sc.

ON<AtNhkNOk, 49,
(tAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED-GENTIEMEN HAv-
~ ing any left on wearing apparel to dispose Of in
large small Quantities receive the very highest
price f them by applying to or addressing THOMAS d.
CoNRoY 491 Pearl street. between City Hall place and
Centre street.
lust RECEIVED, 600 0vERC0ATS, - EACH;
81 dress and frock coats So cost originally SIS; 2oW
pairs cashmere pants at So cost 80, last years make
Bills on broken banks Of this city taken for clothing
GEORGE LEvIE, corner Of Nassau and Heckmap sH,
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SyTOIfN FROM 351 SECOND AvENUE-oS NOM AY
- the 9th Of November inst small box con. ain.
ing check for SIS on the Bulls Head Bank drawn on
Thursday the I'D Instant by Patrick McEroy payable
10 Jarrett Mccarthy bearer. All persons here
by notiAed against buying or trading FOR said cheek
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VITooDBURY BANK, CONN, NOV. ls, 1s5l.-THE
w bills Of the Woodbury. Bank Connecticut, will
be received by the Mercantile Bank, New York. at par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

yyNHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE MEM.
j. bers Of the Swiss Benevolent Society in New York
VIII take place Saturday, Dec. at O'Clock p. NJ al
the hotel Of Messrs. Demonco, in William street.
socia! banquet win precede the meeting commencing
oh O'Clock r. H., precisely. All members hereby
respectfully invited to attend and to give notice Of the
before Saturday at the Offices Of the Treasurer
no % Maiden lane, Of the President, No. IS Liberty
street. or by subscribing at Mr. Delnionicos in William
street. BY order Of the President, -
A. MAYOR. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

I OsT--0N MONDAY LAST, PAIR OF GOLD SPEC
IL taclcs, in one Of the Third Railroad cars.
The finder viii be literally rewarded by calling at $50
Madison avenue.
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FINE ARTS.

DMGIAN FREE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS AND
ID statuary, 5i1 Broadway.-DE BEACISELER Jr.,
sole accredited agent for the Belgian School ot4rt
would respectfully TO the amateurs OF cine
OF this great metropolis that be has just received from
Europe, four valuable paintings by the celebrated
artissl The Jubilee of 80 years. by r. DC BracSelcr
3 The Venetian Mosque by Nicaiso dc Reyger. 3 The
Storm by Robbie. 4. The Bulls by Eug. yerboeclhove
Thee paintings win be exhibited from 10 A. NJ to 10 p
NJ, from this date to the Gath Of December. Admis-
si5a free.
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YXyANTED- IN A SMALL HOUSE,
w down town, consisting of paror, large and airy
bedroom, kitchen, &C., suitable for family Of two per-
sons, English) and servant girl at low rent in re-
spectacle neighborhood Do not wish to on LIST Of
May. Address H. NJ, Herald office, stating location OF
promises, rent and all particulars.
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A YOUNG LADY, THE DAUGHTER OF A HIGHLY
IA esteemed professor OF music of this CITY, now de-
ceased having received finished musical education,
desires to devote her time to the instruction Of young
spectve homes Address Professor of Music 40 Howard
street.
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YXTANTEpTO BUY-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, IN THIS
w city or BROOKLYN Apply to DUNCAN l. McMILI.EA,
No. I03 West, corner Liberty street.
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VTyANTED-wITHIN FIVE OR TEN MINUTES WALK
w Of West Thirty first street and Ninth avenue, By
respectable quiet family parlor and three bedrooms,
with kitchen and privilege in cellar in house oecu-
pied by only one other family Parties will please state
third party references exchanged Address II. T.,
box ,Se4 Post Cnice.
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A FURNISHED THREE STORY HOUSE TO IEr-IN A
n desirable location uruown; will be let to res
ponsibe party, and the rent taken in board Address
j. A. g.. Herald once.