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ASHES inactive at old rates.
TRANSFORMATIONS duh and rather lower fa'-7
having been made of only 800 bblsordnary cho,c
State at $50 $SK mixed to fancy Western at sax
SEA; and other kinds in proportion; with TOO bbls
mixed to fancy Southern, ut sS4 $40 per Dbl Wheat
inactive: 500 bushels Southern red brought 81 Of
Rye, barley and oats, remained last noticed Corr
pentcr and cheaper, with sales Of so 600 bushe
chiefly low to prime Western Mixed at 90c. 92c. pss
br shel.
ECArTIE-The is still some difference among the br.cS-
and drovers, respecting the change that has een
made of the market day, from Monday to Thursday.
compromise on Wednesday, is spoken Of. Tomorrow
being Thanksgiving Day, there win be bushes trans
500 head beeves have been offered. To-day the num-
lcr in the yards were 800. Prices have rather widse
range than usual but on the whole may be reported
slightly lower. Otter descriptions Of stock without
noticeable variation from last week. The number Of
mich cows sale co. calves ga, sheep and lambs
LIE swine 600. Prces-Beef CATTLE first quality.
do, common, 81 SO + S.; do, inferior, 50 So
cows and calves $50 $45; do extra, $50 sos; veal
calves dive weight &c. &C.,; sheep So 50; do.
tia, 81 SIS; lambs, 50 So; swine, fed. - so
81. The following report embraces the transactions
from last Thursday to date At Bronng's, Gal Beeves
81 so 50; 81 cows and calves, $50 $40 $50; 132
veal calves Give weght) SIC &C.; 4940 sheep ana
lambs sheep, 81 25 a SO so a 50; lambs 81 IS.
At Cbamberain's--469 beef cattle, 81 50 so; 164
and calves $40 s45 l1e veal calves, SC. exc
I III sheep and lambs.-sheep, 81 S. lambs, 81 Z, =
e. reeves scarce and Soc tho hundred dearer N tes
better qualities. Cows and calves are shade lower
than last week. At OBren' 500 beeves 50 60 %
and calves, s2s a 800
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We have nothing Of importance from the OF hes
Titles No particular progress had been made In the
siege The effect Of the battle OF the 5th, upon tha
British funds, has been unayorable than reportsA
by the last steamer. Cons ,s had fallen to elL HA
reported that France intends raising Loan of six hum
dred millions Of francsabout one hun ired and twentv
million OF dollars The London Times of the It'll
says
Consos for money, which left all after regular bours
last evening at W, were arst quoted glsf and for
short period touched 81 *. From tins they advanced
to ~ ut which price there buyers at the Official
termination OF business subsequently however There
rather less frmness In consea uence OF lower ano
tatons from Paris For the 7th December thew elassA
ofcially at 923. to u but the final transactions were
eighth lower. Several speculative purchases gave
strength to the market in the of the afternoon
and the report from Paris that loan Of $40 900 or
ga COO 000 is in contemplation, produced iess elect
than might have been anticipated The other items Il
favorable and upavorable points that they exercised
little influence.
The closing accounts from the Paris Bourse this eveu-
ing show renewed decline of half per cent owing -
speculative sales The private letters contain direct
information regarding the rumored loan; but ths
French government at the commencement of the ID
not by increase OF taxation make preparatioaU
10 those adopted this side II is supposed that It can
not DO long delayed and that it must be for consdera
The inquiry for gold for expectation to the Continent
continues and would absorb large quantity, such
an offer in the market The exchanges as vet however,
are not sufficiently unfavorabe to allow Of profit o.
the withdrawal Of any considerable amount of bar gold
from the bank but should further decline the rates
take place this result would certainly ensue In view
OF this state OF things and Of the steady drain Of
regns to the East Is apprehended that the two
three succeeding returns Of the bank viii be unavor
BILE regards the item Of coin and bullion. Shipments
OF gold also continue to be made to Spain and Portugal
The cotton market very inactive, attributed prin
cpaly to the continued unfavorable accounts from the
manufacturing districts Quotations remained steady.
Breadsufs had declined The markets dull, part-
cuarly for foreign descriptions.
The annexed statement exhibits the returns Of TIE
leading departments of the Bank of England for the past
five weeks
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BANK OF ENGLAND.

The last bank show the following results When
compared with those for the preceding week Notes.
issued increase go 430. Bullion in both departments
increase, E54,76o. Rest increase E29 1877; Public d.
posits, increase $780,, ATT. Other deposits, decrease
f6ss69O. Seven day and other bills, decrease, sol2A
the credit side the government securities have de-
creased ELL 478 Other securities increase eo4
Notes unemployed decrease $685. 995 Actual circuA-
ton, Ell 2S9, O35. Increase, cess, 425.
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OF the above, 900 Of each year. making $50
sold at private sale before the auction which make
total of $6535o0 sod and Of the balance Of the
years 1851 and 1858, the only ones remaining unsold
have since been taken private sale at 81 and IS per
cent respectively.
Terms OF payment ca sh on the LIST OF December; or
rs per cent in cash. and the balance in notes for equal
sums, payable in one, two, and three MONTHS with in
trest the bonds to remain with the company as secu
rty half in cash, and the balance in any notes
o. the company due within six months, dscounpg in
terest The bonds will be issued in of $500 and
81 00o bearing interest at per cent per snnum paya
BILE scmannually, with coupons attached Considering
the state of the money market tho sale went OF better
than was generally anticipated Among the heaviest
purchasers Phiness Upham, William Appleton Lee,
Hgginson Co., Simpson Co., Jno. Jswett and Sami.
Hooper
The annexed table exhibits comparison Of the condi-
ton Of the banks in Boston FOR the past two weeks
BANKS or BosroS
Nor. 20. Nor. 81.
Capital. $50, 400 $3a, $50 liner. %, $50
counts -. 51.t2s4u 6o,s5o, 1913 Deer 474, 7ss
Specie. 2,s5s,505 2,o47,94 Deer. 210,63f
banks -. s,o7s,4e2 7,s1s4oe Deer. 400 ,oss
Deposits .... 13,3I2,e95 12,773,379 Deer 53p.01a
Circulation..... S,5l2s3a s,1703l6 Deer. 3i2 l2a
The increase Of capital Is made up follows--E1iot
$1,000, and Broadway Bank, $500.
Since writing the above relative to the complexion OF
next foreign advices, the steamship Africa from
Liverpool has arrived with three days later ntsgsaes
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Total SIS 404, 1855 %
The decrease in receipts from customs is an important
and favorable feature The falling OF in duties is equal
decrease in the value of dutiable merchandise i'm
ported of full three millions of dollars. The balance
hand at the close of business to-day $4o4 96e 81
greater than at the close Of the month OF October
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day amounted to s134,472 81; payment
1928 $40 2ebalance $6,47s,63l g.. The amount paid
for Assay Office to-day was 1905 295 6s.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
Company for the second week in November amounted
to s3l, o54 As.
The. warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
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DALI. AND CONCERT SALOON, NIpLo'S GARDEN.
ID This magnificent saloon has been fitted up this see
lora and receiving rooms With all other comforts and
convensnces Civil aud attentive male and female ser-
wants VIII be in attendance Suppers viii be served In
the grand bapquetng ROOM whore six to eight hundred
can Dc seated At the same time. Mr. J. R. Warden 80
svoraby known a. caterer board Of magnificent
charge Of the supper The best Of every thing
market affords win be provided served up by
petent French cooks The ball and other win b
brilliantly lighted and no pains expense spared
give satisfaction For particulars apply 70 NJ. ".
BYN or to Mr.. J. r. W0RDEN.
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~ 70. CHRlSTY WOODS MINISTRIES,
NJ 444 BROADWAY,
under the control Of
II. WOOD, Business Manager.
GEO. CHRISTY, Stage Manager.
ETHIOPIAN MNSTREfSY
BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES ETC.
Africanized by the most accomplished company in tn.
world
This week, the version Of
THE MUMMY.
Ginger Blue with songs). George Christy
Larry OBrien with songs) IS. A. Wel
Doors open at 81 O'Clock to commence at X precisely
On Thanksgiving Day, November 30th grand after.
noon Concert, commencing at three O'Clock.
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M ISIS AGNES R0BERTsON.-I HAVE WRITTEN AND
l adapted for this lady several dramatic works,
titled The Fairy STAR, ssThe Young Actress,n candy
Blake and others to which her acting has given such
popularity that certain obscure performers in the West
ern States have caused to be stolen my manu-
Of possessing these dramas. And whereas on Tuesday
the eth, and Wednesday, the 9Th November shorthand
writers employed to attend the represent son Of
g The Fairy Star at the Broadway Theatre and
detected in taking Nown that piece and Friday 10TH
written copies Of the piece offered for SALE at fifty
dollars piece. Take notice. that all my works. played
by Miss Agnes Robertson, have BEEN and will be, from
time to time, duly copyrighted according to act OF
Congress- and all managers OF theatres permitting the
to be represented will be proceeded against at law
for the infringement. DION BOURCICAULT.
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vTvEE MARRIED wOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
Il paniop, by Dr. A. NJ. Mauriceau, professor o
diseases Of women; hundredth edition, 0OO)
Emo, pp $3.50, fine paper, extra bindings price 81.
livery complaint to which woman Is subject from girl
hood 10 womanhood and also wife and mother are
me proper mode Of treatment in plain simple, but II
me most chaste language easily understood And thus
every woman can discover, by comparinR her own
symptoms with those described the nature character
and cause OF her complaint and b spared much anxiety
ann suner,ng. Ihe wife about becoming mother has
portance to her future health in respect 70 which hes
sensitiveness forbds consulting medical Senfauaau
will find such instruction and advice and aso effana
tons Of many symptoms which otherwise would occasop
much anxiety or alarm. How many are suderine from
distractions irregularities peculiar 70 the fens
iem which undermine the health Of the effect Of vbh
they ignorant and which their dslcscy orbtds eel
ing medical advice. How many suffer from prolsusus
uter FALLING Of the womb), from -four albus (veak.
ness, debility, N.) How many are In constant agony
for many months preceding con6nementf How many
have dcuH II not dangerous deliveries and slow and
uncertain recoveries Some whose lives haxarded
during such time will each find in its pages the
prevention, Rmeioration and relief How many bitter
moments how much anguish might have been spared to
the sufferer to the husband to the relatives by timely
possession Of this little volume Il 10 imprscticabc T.
convey fully the various subjects treated or they are
Of nature strictly Intended for the married or those
contemplating marriage. For sale by Stringer Town
send, 922 Broadway Adrance, Sherman Co., Astos
House. No. vesey street; Dewitt Davenport Tribune
buildings; at No. Astor House, broadway, and ut the
publication ONCE 100 Liberty street. New York Joseph
Tucker, Mobiles also 7. B. Peterson, No. Chestnut
be transmitted by mail free OF postage to any part Of
the United states All letters must be addressed post
paid TO DR.. A. NJ MAURCEAU once l20 Liberty street
N. r., or box ], 22A New York Post 0Acs.
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tho way with countries trading with each other
whatever affects unfayoably one will be felt more or
less by the others II ia, therefore, useless for
talk about rapid recovery, or improvement in
financial afars while best customers ia Europe
involve in n that is likely 10 be protracted aud
exceedingly expensive. The doubt and uncertainty
that hangs about the result of tho conflict going
under the walls of Sebastopol isalone sufficient
10 hold all financial operations in allegiance and create
greater caution and crcumspection in all the movements
Of commerce. The steamship Africa is therefore anx
iousy looked or She will bring three days later intel
ligence, and, without doubt something decisive
from the Of hostics At all events shall be
so much in advance Of the present time and may know
the worst In the event OF the financial advces being
of unfavorabe character and the accounts from the
Crimea DISASTROUS to the allied powers it would hasten
the eliminating point in stock market and carry
the depression ~ the last stage 1t IL upon the turn
from such deprecations that buyers have a strong
guaranty Of profit Is the rebound after great pres
that must look for and the heavier the weight
placed upon operations the more active and buoyant
they become when relieved Almost the last straw has
been added to the camels back The entire chapter of
disasters has been realized. We cannot think Of any
thing else but = repetition of what has already
credit and resources of the country.
At the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of bonds and stocks made at auction by A. H. Null
Ter Co..
1000 Chicago and Mississippi RR. u.s. int added SIS
1900 N. T. and New Haven RR. rs, 1865, do. SO
10000 Hudson River RR., first mortgage. :. do. 90
r (,raa Xastp inots 1st .orf H0
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DERHAM'S BURLESQUE TROUPE, 66S BROADWAY,
II will give two grand entertainments, this
THANKSGIVING DAY,
Commencing at and ~ O'Clock. They will present
each occasion
laughable Ethiopian Version Of the Pantouims of
JOCKO. OR THE BRAZILIAN APE
They win repeat BY general request their inimtable
RAILROAD GAILor AND AccoapANfaryTs,
Plantation Festival Gathering Hungarian burlesque ard
AN UNEQuAILED PROGRAMME OF ETHIOPIAN
SONGS. CHoRUsEs Solos, DUETS, JIcs &C., WHICH
WARDEN, BOYD, LIE PETITE CHRISTINE,
And the entire Star Troupe will appear
Doors open at and 6s; commence at and a O'Clock
Cards OF admission, 25 cents.
GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Issued In connection with the Mirror Of North and South
America, now in Boston, ~ill, for the present, by
Special arrangement, admit four persons each to
PERTAINS BuRLESQuE OPERA HOUSE.
10000 Of these tickets already sold.
Only 40 600 more to sell.
Apply from Q A. N. to Q p. NJ, at 663 Broadway.
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CASTIE GARDEN CIRCUS.
~ ANOTHER NIGHT FOR THE CLOWN.
FREE BENEFIT TO SAM LATHROP


FREE BENEFIT TO SAM LATHROP
THANKSGIVING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING; NO.
MEMBER BOTH.
In consequence Of the great storm OF Friday evening
last the proprietor Of Castle Garden has determined
give Sam La,hrop the Clown another chance for bene
t and has appointed Thursday afternoon and evening,
Nov. 80 for that purpose The entire proceeds Of the
night will be given TO the Beneficiary without any
generously volunteered their gratuitons services for that
occasion. JOHN VANDERBILT, Manager.
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MUSEUM FOR SAIE.-A RARE COLLECTION OF
l beasts, birds, and reptiles collected in Europe VI
great care. For catalogues address HENRY sTEsBs
Savannah.
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|EGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT5.--THE
FIRST floor, with one two upper rooms, will be let
fmal genteel family, single gentlemen. Apply At
Nelson place, one block from Broadway, between
"a street and Waverley place. Also, furnished
town house to let.
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CITY.--A GENTLEMAN AND
his wife can be accommodated in first class house
p nice rooms, furnished or unfurnshed; also few
te gentlemen, in pleasant neighborhood, with all
modern improvements, such as gas bath, &C., by
Lying at Is Sussex place.
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BOARD. PLAIN FURNISHED ROOM TO LEI,
. with board, to q lady who requires nursing, by a
f1ow without family, who is an experienced nurse.
requiring the above accommodations will find this
desirable place. would take child to board Call
67 Houston street.
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DRoADwAY THEATRE-E A. MARSHALL, soII
Thursday evening Nov; SO. win 30 performed
CAMILLE.
camille Gauuer .....'..,,.............M Miss Davenport
Armand Duvai.. Mr.. Conws,
Mons. N,. Lefingwea
ST. Tr1os Mr.. Da,i9e CASTOR Mepass,l
Gustavs...... Mr. Sanford Michette. Mrs. Maggie
Helene: Miss j. Gougeahein
'''' BiiGHiRiD BEING : MIS- FRANCS
Job Woft... MT. Davidge Susan. Mrs. Seymour
UYAI4ACK's THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAB
w Broome street.-Thursday evening, Nov 80
BACHELOR or ARTS
aa1rs Lester Frederick 's sssnsr
Mr. Thornton io aP Sy' TE E SUEos Mrs. Stephens
Mr. Primrose. Mr.. Blake Miss Bifan . Mrs. Blake
Henry IhorntonNr. Trevor Ellen Mrs Conover
A'''''. THE NEW roolMAN. orchestra
Breakwindow. Mr. Vincent Polly. Mrs. Stephens
M ETROPOLITAN THEATRE.-HENRY WILLARD,
r ss4an s.s sns ~ open
Thursday evening, Nov 80. will be performed
THE LADY OF LYONS.
rnnnne 1850. Mrs Farren
CLAWS Mr. Eytnse Beauaeant. Mr. Bonifscs
Dumas !. Mr. Thompson WIDOW. Mrs Jordan
''' '' ''''' lnE vES Ell. Gertrude Dawes
Giovanni Mr. EDDY vioietia Miss 1 WOODWARD s
MOODS VARIETIES MECHANICS HALL. 472 BROAD
w WAY, (above Grand street.)
WIRE THSa AND ETHIOPIAN CONC AND sE ssnssss e
PERFORMANCES,
MOST TALENTED DEILNEATORS m THE WORLD
H. Wo0D though the rst to introduce white chAracta
into an Ethiopian entertainment deems il mot out ..
place to call the attention of his patrons and the ubt
generally TO the fact that at the above Hall may be
the sunshine and shade Of the Darkey L nterspers<
with
REAL ARTISTIC AND PLEASING PANrOAAE AM
DANCING IN WHITE CHARACTER.
II. Wood intends simply TO HOLD rK MIRROR n
NATuRx and give each evening faithful representation
Of NEoRo LIE without detractng from his merits
aing him shove his proper sphere in society thereof
giving very pleasing Is we'll . most instructive
moral
This evening, IN entire change of programme.
Tickets. rs osnt
Doors open At OK; to commence at ~, precisely.
On Thanksgiving Day, November 30th, grand after.
noon Concert commencing at three O'Clock.
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DROOKLYN MISUNDERSTANDING EVENING"
} Thursday Nov. 30-The attractive comedy, in Ave
acts Of MONEY will be presented tonight, with fine
cast beautiful scenery and neat costumes essrs
r. j. Taylor and Weldon; the accomplished Miss Alice
Stanford Miss Kate Singleton from the Eastern theatres
and Miss Coudsley from the Buffalo theatre in the lead
ing characters An overture by the orchestra. The
performance to conclude with the farce Of SIASHER
AND CRAsHER-Mr. W. Nash as slashcr, II. D. Ham
mond a. Crasher. Admission, rs cents Box ONCE open
from till O'Clock p. NJ. Overture commences At TX
O'Clock.
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FRnGHTs.--Rates TO Liverpool were Arm with mor,
doing and at higher quotations. About SO 900 oOoS
bushels OF taken at 6a<d. 6kd In bulk -
bags; 2oO bbs. -four At Is o. about 500 900 teree~
beef at 3s TOO packages bacon and lard 1t It's. a.
and 200 bills pork at 2s 3D. bb and 500 600 bals
Of cotton compressed, At kd afterwards 5-s2d. was
asked To London 400 500 terces beef were taken at
&c. 3D. Rates TO Havre were unchanged with moderate
engagements. To California, rates toleraby brs
at 35c 40c Per foot vessel was char
tered for two ports in the Mediterranean and back or
80, 500.
Ons-The high claims Of owners Of whale and sperna
checked operations. Olive unatered Linsccd WA
salesbe and steady Mt roc for large and Sic 83c FOE
small lots, per gallon. lard oil ruled about the same
PRovEIoNs.-Pork tended upwards. The days sales
embraced 800 bbls., here at SIS $13h fer mess ana
eS for prince with 900 bbs mess, dekverable h
ten days, buyers option At S13 37S, which lot Wa
afterwards resod at $13 So Dbl Dressed hogs and
bacon remained last noticed Sales reported q
400 bbls lard at 101c- l0c per ID: with $50 bbl1
beef At t5K ~ for country prime, % e10x for do
mess, Sl3x s13h for Vermont mess, S14 SIX SIS
for re-packed mess and e18 for extra mess Der bbl
Butter and cheese were unchanged.
RICS.-Sales Of so casks were made At Axe ASc
SrcARs.1he market continued dull with saics az ~
bids. New Orleans, at sxo. SIC; with soms lota =
Cuba at about Axe. for common TO 51sc for fsir =
good.
TALIow.-There Offering IN nrst hands T,,s
Butchers Association advanced their price TO axe The
had sold out some days In advance OF thor supply
WnmxEr.-SAles have been made Of 500 hbis "a Oais
aad prison at 10. . -. ~ gAIlea.
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.OOARD.--A COUPLE OF ROOMS TO LET TO GEN.
D tlemen ard their wives with fun partial board;
o single gentlemen also be accommodated with a
easant and partial board. Location eligible and
nvenent. Reference required. Inquire at los Thomp
n street, near Houston.
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CApTtT lATToN.

,orrox.--TLe sales yesterday and to-day have 60
sced about 200 bales1 200 Of which were sold t.
day. Tie narket irregular for most kinds. The
following about the quotations current
Upidnds and Ncsp Oy1Ann,
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BOARDING. --oNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR
wives, or three or four single gentlemen would be
len to board in private family; handsome pnriors
bedrooms, CRATES, BATH gas, &C.; rooms to lot,
i,shed or unfurnished Apply at e2 East Twenty
nth street, opposite st. Stephens Church.
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pARDING.--A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMO-
date or two gentlemen and their wives with
Fable rooms and board; also, two or three rooms
|ue.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN, AT 1913 HENRY STREET
gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen,
be accommodated with elegantly furnished rooms, in
new brown stone house, containing all the modern
provements. Location convenient to the ferries.
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BOARD, BOARD, BOARD-TO SUIT ALL CIRCuM-
d stances and conditions may be obtained either In
Harding houses private families, by applying at the
arding house agency No. Aston place, next door 10
nas's dyeing establishment N. B.-Parties wishing
arders should call Immediately.
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BOARD IN NINTH STREET-A FINE SUIT OF
D rooms on second floor, front, and rooms for two
gle gentlemen all furnished in superior manner !;
vt class house. few boarders taken ut rs Ninth street.
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.DOARD- PARIJ0R AND BEDROOM ON THE Sc
d cond floor to let to a gentleman and wife, or two
rle gentlemen, in private family. AL the modern i'm
ovements and contiguous to stages and railroads Call
146 West Twenty-second street, between Sixth and
yenth avenues.
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} or two gentlemen, can be accommo lated with
pleasant furnished back room, first floor, with
prd, ON moderate terms The house is furnished with
and very convenient to Wall and Atlantic ferries
rs PASS the door, Apply at 81 Court street.
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hOARD-ONE OR TWO PLEASANT AND WELL FUR
D. nished rooms with board may be had at lib Gin
In place, near Fifth avenue.