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, 1854-10-07

Mason AND DIxoN's LINE.-"What is
meant by Mason and Dixon's Lineg" asked
a bright, blue-eyed girl Of twelve years Of
age, when sitting at her fathers table q
few days ago. The answer was, ut is q
phrase usually employed to describe the
boundary between the free and slave states.'
"But why do they describe 1t IN that wayr
was her inquiry. The answer may be worth
giving to some Of our readers. "In the
18th century, James H., of England, then
the duke Of York, gave certain lands to
Lord Baltimore and to William Penn, and
q difficulty soon sprang up as TO the proper
owner Of these lands on the Delaware.
Again and again was the affair carried in
to the courts, till in the year 1850, when
George the III. came to the crown, the
Lord Chancellor Of England made decis-
ion; but new difficulties sprang up in draw
ing the boundary lines. The commissioners
finally employed Messrs. Mason and Dixon
who had Just returned from the Cape Of
Good Hope, where they had been TO OBJ
serve the transit Of Venus. They sueeee-
ded in establishing the line between Dela-
ware and Maryland, which has ever since
been called Mason and Dixoa's liAc.
, 1854-10-07

AN ExAxrLE.-America IL not 50 pow
erful yet as Spain was three centuries ago.
Spain rose, moreover, as America has done,
through the reign Of freeinstitutiOnsa She
fell by entering on course Of pOlicyuSini-
lar to that which Is now proposed for
America. So long as Spain hOnOred labor
and made war only in just chnseg 80 long
she prOspered, but when she lent herSROFd
to wanton conquest, and took to living on
the spOIIs Of captured nations, she began
Immediately TO decline. 1t iss pegOat
warning. A great law lies at tho; heaytOf
Spain's decline. That law is, that Il either
nations or individuals neglect productive
industry, and seek to shine By unlawful
gains, they ineFitably go to ruin.-[ PhiiadsI-
PAia Ledger. ,v
, 1854-10-07

A NOBEL LErrER.-The following let
ter is perfect model in its way. We Ger.
tainly hope At is an unique specimen: Dear
Brother-Pve got one Of the handsomest
farms in the State, and have it nearly paid
for. Crops are good, and prices never
were better. We have had a glorious re-
vival Of religion in our church, and both
our children (the Lord be praised) are con-
yerted. Father got to be rather an incUm-
6rdnoe, and last aoeek I took him to the poor
house Your affectionate brother.
, 1854-10-07

A JAPANESE FEAsr-During Commo-
dore Perry's last visit to Japan, himself
and snite were entertained at feast by
the natives. Cooked worms, fried snakes,
and a variety Of indigestible compounds
we're served up, of which they were obliged
10 partake through etiquette. Hereafter
a strong stomach may be considered as a
high recommendation in our japanese d.
plomatiSts
, 1854-10-07

DANGEROUS PowER.-One of the tre-
mendous evils of the world is the mon
strous accumulation of power in a few
hands. Half dozen men may, at this
moment, light the fires Of war through the
world, may convulse ali civilized nations,
sweep earth and seq with armed hosts,
spread desolation through the fields, and
bankruptcy through cities, and make them
selves felt by some form Of suffering through
every household in Christendom.
, 1854-10-07

The following gentlemen arc authorized to receive
Subscriptions for the PIONERR AND DENoCRAT;
L. P.FISHRR, Merchants Exchange Building Sac
rAmentO st., San Francisco.
J. y. BILEs, Vancouver
PA. CHESOwETH, Cascade
DIX. PA0KrT, Cowlitz Landing;
L. D. DURGN. Grand Mound
JoHN r. JACKSON, JacksOn's Prairie
W. 7, SAYwARD, Port Ludlow.
JOHN W. CHAMP, Shoalwater Bay.
Carr. C. J. w. RUSsELL. Shoalwater Bay;
Mr.. WH. ATKNsON, Victoria, Yancouvera Island.
H. C. MOsELEY, SteilaeOOm
, 1854-10-07

Instructive conversation suggestive 81
lcnce; these are the characteristics Of good
society .--....
, 1854-10-07

For square (2 lines or less three insertions Is.
For every additional insertion .............. 81.
A liberal deduction made To yearly advertisers
The number Of insertions must be distinctly marked
the margin Of advertisements sent us they will
be continued till forbidden and charged accordingly.
, 1854-10-07

~ Good qualities like great abilities,
are incomprehehsible and inconceivablc to
such as arc deprived of them
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TRAvEs.LERs' OU1sbxA.

II ARIEM RAILRoAD.--INLAND ROUTE.-ON AND
IL after Monday Dec. IL, Sundays excspted) for
Albany and lroy-LssviDg depot corner Of White and
Williams bridge and mail stations Norta Way Express
at r. NJ, stopping at White Plains, New Castle, Croton
Falls and stations North, connecting at Chatham Four
Corners with Western Railroad Express train arriving
at Albany at IL p NJ Croton Falls, at 10 Is M stop
ping at Way Stations.
from CITY Hall Ststion-Croton Falls, at 4P W., stop
ping ~ all stations above Williams bridge White Plains
~ 80 and - r. NJ, stopping at Yorkvile and sta
oas North; Williams bridge, At 7, 30 M IL, 20
>, and IL P NJ. stopping at al Way Stations
from Twenty sixth street Station williams bridge
a NJ White Plains at IL n. Passengers may also pro-
tickets and have their luggage checked for Utica
Buffalo and other places West and North Of Albany, Al
the company's Offices. corner Of Bowery and Broome
street and Fourth avenue and Twenty sixth street
Returning to New Yors-MAil Train leaving Chatba
Four Corners at A. NJ, stopping at all Mail Stations
above Williams brdgs, arriving at New York at IL 10
lane and Dean street Express Train leaves Troy Of 80
I. N and Albany At 2 As p NJ, stopping .. Chatham
-Four Corners Philmoat, Marndae, Hilladale Copaks,
Mlersn, Armenia, Wsssaic Dover Plains, South Dover,
Rawlings, Paterson, Towners Brewster Crot0n Falls,
White Plains and Williams bridge. Passengers by this
train will not be landed between Croton Falls and
Williams bridge unless coming from above Croon Falls
Passengers between Croton Falls and Williams bridge
must take the regular train, leaving Croton Falls at
Pm; NJ from Crotch Falls stopping at all stations
between Croton Falls aud Fordham arriving At New
York at 0 so A NJ; r N. from Croton Fails stopping
at all stations between Crotop Fails and Williams bridge
arriving at New York at 80 PM and IAN. Is and
oPM from White Plains, stopping at al stations from
Williams bridge, at 40, 80 and 10 10 A. IL ~
5 05, q, Z Is and 80 p NJ, stopping ut all stations.
Passengers By the 10 10 A. d. from William bridge and
the IL r. NJ from White Plans viii be landed in Now
York at Ee Ttenty-sixth street statoa only.
Sunday Arrangement Trains -ill leave for Croton
Falls and all way stations, at 30 A. III. and p. NJ
Returning viii leave Crotor Falls At a. M and 80
r. NJ stopping at all wayststions Passengers by tao
Sunday trains ain be received and landed ia New York
at the Twenty ak tn street Station only Freight for
Albany received daily until T. NJ, at he depot eorrsr
OF Centre aud White streets.
JOHN ELIOT Superintendent
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TUE MARRIED woxANy PRIyArE MEDICAL. cor.

gTuE MARRIED wOMANy PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
III panion, by DR.. A. n Mauricsau, professor Of
Diseases Of women; hundredth edition 600 0Col
limo, PIP $50, on hns paper, extra binding pros 81
hood 70 vonanhood and also wife and mother ar
fully dsseribpd with the cause the symptoms and As
the proper mode Of treatment Ia PLAIN simple bat
the most chssts language, easily Understood Ard tau
every woman can discover, by comparing her ovs
symptoms with those described, thu nature chAr.ete
and suffering. Tho wife about becoming mother hA
often need OF Instruction and sdvcs OF the utmost i'm
portancs to her future health In respect to which Ia
constituencies forbids consulting . medical genteuAS
will dnd such instru elton and I'd vice. also eIpaas
tons Of many symptoms which otherwise would oscAso
obsruetions irregularities peculiar 70 tine female aga
tenn which undermine the health, Of ths eject Of wh
they ignorant and which their decacy forbds ssss
tag medical advice. How many suffer from prolapsn
utei Calling OF the vonb), from -four aibus trsak
ness debility, &c - How many In coastsnt agoal
for many months prscsdins con6nementf Ho- n.scl
have di.ult pos dangerous deliveries and slow anf
uncertain recovsrses Some whose lives assariss
during suos time will each hnd Ia its pages the
prevention, AnielorAson and reiet. How many b.tse
moments, how much anguish might hare been spared y
the sufferer 70 tss husband TO tie relatives By tns
possession OF this little volrssf |. impractcab1s
convey fully tbs varioos sobjects testsi Of thor
Of nAturs strictly intended for the married or thos,
contemplating marriage. For sals By striager ATovn
send, 90 Broadway Airiance, Sherman h Co, Astrs
House No vesey street, Dewitt n Davenport. Tr,buu
buildings; at No Astor House, Broadway, and q Ia.
publication nffce 100 liberty street New Yorx; JOSEPH
Tucker Mobile. also T p. Peterson, No. Chestn n
street Philadelphia On TIE receipt Of 81 cepy "a
% transmitted By ra free Of portage 70 any pat .
tAs ntsd Ststra All letters must be adre .asJ ros
ra;a 70 m A n NAJRIcEAL, Office 1870 liberty ssr,
h. l. " eSx ], ia Nsa Xosk Pest VGoe
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR
N riages, who will eli ENJOY the greatest happinesst
and matrimonial bliss and wi. show the persen the
VII marry, through instrument which she win cause
TO illuminate itself by invoking the powers Of her
derful science and viii tell all events Of lfs and sves
the very thoughts. rs Brooms street, CAnnoa
Gentlemen not admitted.
MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS. TENDERS HER
ll services TO the ladies aud geL tleen OF this city,
astrology, by books and science, and il TO be consult
e. about love, marriage, business law matters, &c.
marry also, the of her visiters Madame Alvin
speaks the English, French and German language E
sidencc 800 Bovery, between First Second
Office hours from 10 A. NJ. to s p. NJ.
XXTANTED.-A GENTLEMAN OF PREPOSSRSsINt;
w appearance twenty -one years Of age, would ike
to make the acquaintance OF handsome young Ia "
with q view to relations. Commu nj cations
stating time and place Of interview may be addressed
u. A., Herald Office.
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FURNITURE.

a awarded 10 n. W. KING h SON, patent cha.s
mal 488 and 46s Broadway. Pivot revolving chairs
cmbent chairs dentists chairs improved invalid wheel
chairs branch reading and writing desks and every Va
rety OF chairs comfort and convenience
Also, BY permssion of Major Searss ~
S. Az travelling invalid chair M w. KING,
W. H. HArLoCK
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VJyE HAVE ON HAND--0NE HUNDRED BILLIARD
w tables, made of the very best material which we
warrant and sell ten per cent lower than others
Persons intending TO fit up rooms, purchase for pr
vate use, will be dealt with reasonable terms by call
ing ~ our factory, 30 Ann street, and examining for
tn ..iseses One second hand table, for sale cheap
GRIFFITH 4 DECKER.
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NJ EW JERSEY RAILROAD. FOR PHILADELPHIA
~ And the South and west via Jersey CITY Mail and
express lines-Leaye New York ~ and 10 A NJ, and
snd eP. Fare 81 rs In 4, and o. IN aud 10 a. "a
and Q n sesond class, 81 70 in 10 at12 NJ, A. ~
stopping At al way stations. Through ucxeta soil for
tacinns snd the West and Tor Baltimore, washrs ton
kor!oA &c. and .rougi baggage checked " Wa5hiae
tVa Ia +. aud ~ A. L.. and T. H.
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MEDICAL.

A EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN, HAVING HAD EyTEN.
IA sive experience, and who has been engaged for
long period in the service Of the East India Company
likewise having had varied practice in all parts Of thl
world ia the treatment of every disease incidental to the
human frame offers his services to the people Of the
United States and will forward to any recipes and diree
speedy and perfect cure having diplomas from Of
the principal colleges in Europe. In OF rieums
tism, dyspepsia, ague &C., his prescriptions viii
nfallibe. He will forward, the receipt Of dollar
such requisite any who will give distinct
and full explanation of their several ailments, and fiat
tiers himself will be disappointed. letters ad
dressed, post paid to Dr. Henry Andrews, Post 0os,
New York city, win be promptly attended TO.
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AsTROLOGY.


A SruN1SHISG 70 ALL.--hADAME MORROW I
"A without exception the most wonderful sstro.ogiss
ia the world, that has bsen known. She win tel
past present and future events and viii your u
turs husband and absent friends which has astoushes
thousands during her travels IN Earope she il seventh
natural gift BY nvoIins The powers q her p' wonderful
science 70 yell thsr very thoughts and VIII
happy pairs 70 come together, who viii al enjoy tine
truly Astounding to al who visit her. Those who
Wish speedy marriage may call sooo, and they may de-
pend upon true advice founded on tbs eternal priac
pies OF magical science. 10 Broos street. between Can
noa aud Columbia streets. Gentlemsa not sinitted
Hours from o'clock A. N. to9P. ".
A sTROLoGIC-MRs FLEURy FROM PARIS, WHOSE
IA relatives prophesied Napoleon L. il the celebrated
and drst person OF the present age 70 oreel future
events true and certain Can be consulted az 263 Broome
street
(NLAfRyoYAN6E MRS HAYES Is THE most
~ wonderful clarvoyant living She possesses sight
whn msgnetzed far superior TO any other clarvoyant
IN tne United states. Mrs. Hayes Is acknowledged by
professors Of that science 10 be the
magnet1ed She has been carvo for eleven years
10 .his cry 10 person ever left her Office dissatisfied
MIS- raves. wnen magnetzedi zee into all parts Of
the world hui persons and describe their looks the
color OF their hair their situation 10 life Sc If dis
essed tell their disease, and prescribe FOR the same
Ladies having friends 10 California Australia or else
where, can hear correct news Of them by conzultny
Mr.. Hayes Best advice given respecting business mat
into ma,rmony wil find 1t beneficial TO consult Mrs
Hayes They know everything respecting their in
Nnueu cAhHlibtuOns hrc Always correct. Ladies
remember satisfactory examinations given all or no
charge made. oHice 10 Spring street. the Bowcrv
Office hours from A. NJ 20 sP NJ
MADAM MEYER HAS REMOVED FROM So LEROY
wi street 20 l0l Seventh svenus betweea Twenty
third and Twenty fourth streets, aod continues 70 te
past PRESENT and future events likewise marriages.
Journeys, law suits business prospects, sickness absent
friends, and property lost stolen MADAM Meyer con
verses IL Engisa Frenc. and German, a1d gives guar
anty for her art
NERS. BREWSTER, 50 GREAT JONES STREET COR
lNi Of the Bowcry has been induced through the
pcrsussions Of her many friends 10 continue uut
further notice She be consulted IN astroiyy love
ana law matters, interpreting dresns ~ BOOKS and pc
cnce aud tell Che name of the lady gentleman chez
viii marry; siso The ~ her usissrs. Ladies g
cena; gentlcusa " cents Until tie Is. u Jsngary
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BILLIARDS.

A MEXICAN PATENT BILIARDS.--TEN TABLES
n at No. Ann, entrance 1s9 Fulton
street; eight tables corner Of Pineapple and Fulton
At eets, Brooklyn. Among which the celebrated
BILE that received the FIRST premium at the Worlds Fair
Fourteen tables at 100 Chestnut street. Philadelphia al
OF metal slate and marble, with Bassfords patent air
and rubber cushions. Tables, balls, cues points,
cloths &c. for sale above at the factory SO and
50 Centre street. Two secondhand tables, good new
to hire
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mr. POWERS, FHoN DUBLIN AND LONDON. nv
~ rartuesship with Or wari,) can be consulted al
80 Cana street, door cast OF Bfosd ray, osaty
Towers female Tesisdica, pills, and otaor uaeiciccs
ernse devsuRenents srce 81. Post paid letters wA
ycce re ,nnet ate A.ten.Igu.
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DARKER VEIN COAL LANDS AT PRIVATE SALE
The undersigned trustees win sell at private sale
Of the most valuable coal properties in Aegany
County, consisting Of what called the Jackson Totten
and Westernpor properties containing about seventeen
hundred and four Of the fifteen feet vein of COAL
fronting the Georges Creek, the line Of the
Georges Creek Coal and Iron C0mpapy's Railroad dis
lance of three miles The extended front Of these coal
lands renders every Of coal available aud makes the
property the most valuable in the Cumberland coal
fields capable Of being divided into twenty sepa-
rate coal properties The front lands contain about 400
Of the fifteen feet coal ven and also underaid
trrv with the six feet vein. The big vein Is Of the
purrt coal Of the Georges Creek Coal Field. On the
JaAsOn and part of the Westernpor what calico
the Jackson Mines" and village Of Jacksonville.
These mines have been opened and worked for about
year The Improvements at these mines all in
plcte order with capacity to mine 500 tons of coal
da'v. The village Of Jacksonville which belongs to the
Jackson Mines comprises between forty and fty first
cG miners tenements, large store house and Office,
With all the necessary railroads tram roads, wheel
houses load house and all other necessary fixtures for
doing large coal business The above coal lands
well known and regarded among the best coal lands
in that region, and be fully shown to persons
desrous 70 purchase by inquirng at Jacksonville. The
titles good and the property be pointed out by
persons at Jacksonville. Persons desiring to purchase
Will find the undersigned at Cumberland, Nd Terms OF
pay ment win be made reasonable.
J PHILIP ROMAN, lrr,s,oo,
CHAS. s. BARROW, i'u'ees''
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nR. DUBOIS OFFICE FOR THE EXCLUSIVE rRxAf
~ mept OF the diseases of females, No. East twenty
second street, second house from Broadway Remedies
for female dcrsngcments from 81 to 30. Advice cratic
Consultations and letters confidential Country etsesn
post Relief guaranteed In all cases Patients at DIE
lance provided with eligible board, nursing, and AZ
tendance
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nR WARDS UNF0RTUNArEs' FRIEND-tl PKR
vial ANA book. Cures in few hours; nothsn1
else can DO Il, Ne 30 Canal street, door east =
Broadway the place TO gs. this rspii and thososgA
remely-no where else ia New York. Cures varrsatea
or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-14

YINO BUTCHERS. -FOR SALE CHEAP, THE OLD ESTAB-
Il lshed meat, poultry and vegetable stand corner Of
sixth avenue anc Fourth street, with good Of
toners, and doing good business. Will be sold for
cash only satisfactory reasons given for selling APP
ply as above.
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wATC HES, JEWELRY, &C.

- ENTs FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUs
ens,a -; without chain g. These pios can be sent
~ mail 70 any part OF the United States. All orders
r4nctuaag attended 70 by addressing l. J. JACOAa,
AO- Broadway,
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nR. LARMOET's PARE AND LONDON NYuHuAE
~ Adviser, aod Marriage Guide, 18th sditioa, .
pages, cloth, Is sngrAvings. Both married aud 49,
should consult IL. Sold at No. 222 Broadway -
mailed fres for 81 By this Aathor n. LArmonG yhyssan
and surgeon, No ~ Reads street. Of RceayHa,
saere he ID consulted from IL II to2P. N, And r.
drug store Patients treabsd By mail o. srprssa ~
dress ali letters boz 4a New York Post Once Ne spuS
With AL ovhsr papers In recommeuiing Dr. IArnsns
70 the Afflicted Courier de- Eta Uuis Stats Us4xs ~ -
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DOARDrNG.--wANTTD BY A GENTLEMAN WIFE
ID Child three years OF age and servant for suitabls
accommodations, sc5 per week win be paid; or wouis
psy liberal price for furnished apar tnents with usa
OF Kitchen. Location must be unexceptionabls' and
shove Fourth street Satisfactory references exchan
Address II. e. H., Herald Office.
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nR. WARREN. MEMBER or THE COIIDG1 r
IL Surgeons Of Dublin and Hioburxh, attesds b , =
vA'e practice at his oh established once, II Madk
street. near CAsharioe, vhere he psrformns ~ ~ a
astonishing cares on record, without restraint h a.
busiDess pursuits.
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DERHAM'S BUNKQUE TROUPE COS BROADWA;
Il THIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS,

DERHAMS BUNKQUE TROUPE eos BRO ADWA;
1 THIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKEIA
to be received for the admission OF four persons sasR
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF JOCKO
The performances this evening will embrace
AN UNDQUAIIED PROGRAMME or ErHIOP1Ar
soE0s, CHoRu@s Solos, Dunm JyGs, no.. N wz7usss
WARDEN, BOYD, LANE, LIE PETITE CHRN1Tsx
And the entire star Troupe win appear.
To conclude with the great Monkey psntomins q
CHlMPANZEE, OR THE DEATH OF JOCKQ
Doors open at6x; commsncs 1t TX O'Clock
Cards OF admiasiOn Is csnts
GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Issued In connection with tbs Mirror Of North ana pHs
America, now in Boston, wiz for the present. -
PERHAPS BURLNQUE OPERA HOU8R
&C. 900 Of these tickets asssdy 1oniy 900 to en-
TO be obtained from A. n. TO r. n, 1t o6S hrssa
way Each purchaser of Of these tickets win - No
scented with a certificate of share IN the
100, 900 VALUABLE AND USTLY ARTICI4A
donated BY Mr.. Perham to his patrons.
Buresque on DON GIOVANNI in rehearsal
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I'D two three gentlemen can be acco,amodatad wan
furnishcd rooms and board at Al Murray street Ree
ences required.
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RoARnEe "A GENTEMAr AMI WIFE CAN BE
~ -. aecsmmointed with large nd pIeas,, narIor
,oans y nlns v,th ? hnc pantry attached aso bed
'So" ssloirca, Aggls atsI pensy stseet
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DIAMONDS. GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS AND PIANOS
~ selling of at great bargains Diamonds rings, pins
crosses brooches, earrings of the purest waters &c
Gold Watches for gentlemen and ladies' OF all kinda fob
and vest gold cbains and rosewood pisnofortes a. 81
Nassau street, Office No. 9, second floor.
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II Age SINGLE STONE CALIFORNIA DIAMOND
N pms, just finished, price si0, The sire teai
diamond voul1 cost 1lc0 We "a net ash YOU n pr-
cheyc, but would lac every 20 call and 'hru
The. c@ltosiy i no'lnnS else eiyility gratis.
L. 4 J, JACOBS, &9l AvAdesY
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llOARDISG-SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
modated With rooms and full board; also, large plea
thAt VIII accommodate families party Of
dated also ut 122 Chambers street
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RoARD WANTED IN THE CITY, BELOW CANAL
- street, for two and boy. Terms must be
low Apply At Harris publishing Office, l0z Nassau
street, room 6, up stairs
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EXTRA PAY.

TT 5. NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERS. EXTRA PAY
~ promptly paid bounty land warrants obtained
bought and sold pensions pro ,ured balances due heirs
Of deceased Y. :. collected, and all kinds OF
claims against the U. S. recovered by
EDWARD BIsSEIL,
Agent aud late Purser U. S. Navy, 81 Wall street
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DOARD wANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
Id wife, With large furnished room, large
with bedroom attached for which $14 to S6 per
viii be given, including FIRE and gas Address stating
recommendations, dinner hour, and price, J. A. Herald
office.
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II OTE. FOR SALE.-THE FURNITURE, FIXTURES
III and stock, with Ave years lease, hotel doing
good business, both Of city and country trade from
New York, Ohio, Pennsylvana ank New Jersey States
situated in good location, being near the principal
market of the city and railroad and steamboat land
ngs. For further information, address W. 8. Co. Herald
Office.