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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

BRowrsvILLH, Texas, Sept ID, 1851.
Msrsruf Of the Rerolufonists in Mtrico--Amr
p.sdia's brewery Affairs AZ Monterey, &C., &c.
The ball that Vas 20 sloriously opened on the
18th and 18Th Of las. month by Gauter, Capistrau,
and other friends Of human rights and liberty, was
brought 70 close the 18th inst, by their taking
possession Of Monterey.
Ths ever valiant General Ampuia--the man
whose nde)ity 10 bis master Santa Anna led bin to
have the gallant and unfortunate General sentm
shot In Tabaeco-commanded 10 the city. Ampu.
dia felt sure Of making abort work of the rebels,
and In ssder 70 give glowing account Of II u his
master vesturd TO sally ont Of the city ~ far ~
the Wanut 6pringa The rebels--the rsncheros-
thWp ~ Mn, cut him TO pieces, and entered the
city. Anpudia endeavored to make his escape, &C
connonie{ n ten horscmen, but his friends, the
rebS. suocseded In dnding him. and for the sake Of
pcee Hexioo, shot him o. te spot.
Ceoernl Woll-the Gdus Achatss OF the Mexican
would b smperor-is yst In Matamoros, and 10, -
An tsid. oaIy sosry that the revolutionists in the
,oush Of NexIoo and ths dmPIet,ns on the Mexican
Dc Of the Rio Grande, opposite here, gave not his
n Aster . little more time to sell Uncle SAN WHAT
little lemains Of Mexico
Asiapee al the map win satisfy Jon that Monterey
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN LOUISVILLE. KY.

FROM lne LOulhvnio Dem ccI8c, Oct lo.J
LAST night, between eight and niue O'Clock, hre
broke out 10 the extensive sstab hmeLt Of Henry
Morton dealer in books, stationery, &c Main strs
between Third and Fourth. The are originated In the
cellar whsie large lot Of rags stored, and sup
pcs<d to have been the result Of spontaneous combus
ton The hremsn with their usual aacri'y
building but the supply OF war entirely exhausted
before the flames could be checked and whilst the en-
gines were being removed other cis.etns the fire
gsr Cd consdera se head Az and the building
destroyed The flames then communicated to the large
iroc and grae warehouse Of Mel ermots Cliff srd
Co adjoining the west, and il also consumed
despite me untirDg exertioDs Of the fremen to IT,
rhe store Of CASSIDY Hopkins, adjoining Morton
en- the east vss comic erably Injured The stock Of
hessrs coosisted of queensware glass aud china
gocd deal Of which broken in removing IL from the
buildirg
The extensive establishment Of Messrs Wallace Iith
gos Co on corner OF Main and Third, several
times in maeat dsnger Of being destroy ed, and
only saved through he almost efforts Of the
bremen.
The store OF Marshal Halbert wholesale dealer in gro
oeres, &c, damaged, but 10 what extent could
not learn.
The stock Of Mr. Morton was va ued .. from S24 900 to
$50, eco, al of which WAS destroyed. He Oh not
in saving his books and papers, which 10
safe Mr. Morton IL insu,ea for SIT TOO, in the Etna
firemen's, AID :wo other OH ces
Mtsprs McDeruotts, Clifford h Co, wers Insured for
81 0 Their stock which consisted OF stoves. CRATES
COPPER tin sheet fon &c valued At aSo at $50 900
They saved small portion Of their stock
he buildings destroJsi belonged 10 George Mevriwe
ther, Fsq and were insured
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PolyUamy Defended.


LITTER FROM A MORMON BLDER-No CHANCE FOR
YOUNG MEN TO CAT wIvEs-0LD ELDERS MONO
POLICING THE DAMsELs-GIRLS DO THE coURrING
icorresponsence Of the Cleveland Plain Dsslsr.l
The doctrine of polygamy, % sustained by this
people, does not universally obtain among Chris
tians Q cordial reception. 70 the mass who have
been trained in the school Of modern Christianity,
whether Protestant or Catholic, 1t is naturally re-
pulsive; and this be ause Of education and tradition
Whether is II more honorable for man to have ten
wives, publicly married, and publicly supported, or
to have one wife, and plurality OF secret mis-.
tresses? Nor this alone. If these +" mistresss s''
were his exclusively, it might seem less unpardona-
BILE; but this Is not the case and adultery most at
trocious follows.
win tell you mystery Your marriages, effected
death. But those sealed by the power OF the
Eternal Presthood, are of full force after men are
dead; because whatsoever is sealed by this power
on earth, also seaed eternay in the heavens, &c.
Of his God, his prog ess and Increase viii be eternal
As to myself, have as yet married but two. This
is small beginning, but the day OF small things
must lot be dsspsed. You may believe. noMsvsr ,
around me have more, that feel somewhat elm;
but wait awhile. Your woman worshiepers' Ia
the State, COT Elm and misery as you well remarkl
me oScoss w No who o should
shne their husbands time, affection, &c. But thsre
it often happens that women court fos their hus-
bands and you know they understand the art,
az d OF course are very successful So ell the men
have to do is to invent means Of supporting them.
What think your Our young laoies, accomplish
ed and beautiful, often choose . man with ten OF
twenty, or forty wives, in preference to an attrac-
tive Young gentleman who has not one; thus show
ing their good taste and regard for age AMI exper-
ience. II one Of Jour most polite, fashionable ara
fascinating ouDg gentlemen SHOULD come here, 10
would find Il very difficult to get wife; and IT, he
succeeded at ALL she wouid in al probability be one
when our gray headed and inGrm old men would
refuse.
As to ministerial modesty,rI have fasot 70
collection Of the term, and Of its Specification; bat,
indeed, had almost forgotten it, Az assure you
that among Us 1t has become Obsolete, aad in our
" Latest Edition Of the Engl,sh Lexicon 1t h
omitted. ws talk Mormon-Enelist which allows Us
to speak freely, but there Is now and then mo
dest' person IN our assembly. who has somstmts
occasion TO " 20 OUT
But sou ill not fail TO see th.k We 'ay no small
stess upon our peculiar doctrine poly samy-and u
Is therefore matter Of sobci.nie with eve mai
70 preserve peace among hia wives i 10 si1e. a
you cay with but ope VIE, 1t u dhcul. for soma
people In the States 'Nl'<e All sbly Bot wnea fos
ccrsidsr that iathe esi:e svefy ~ ns 20 esye
bunstsns pr gel-, ard ;hs Ausbatd 20 Sase mas
siea, o. toe grsdSi ,ass tss.s s'of7 . s-9sSc y
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Company, 70: the record week 10 ssptsn Or. were
So, loT 54
The annexed circular Of NJ Isaac O. Davis gives view
Of he Cir eoz st money rtoea market for the
erdisoXeenesdsy, SEPT. 27'-
We have % quote string. pcy 10 the money market Of
our city Al the close the lsst The open
g OF the present week supsrndaced ~ the scarcity Of
FOR business porposss among tho bsn thus
regular b.pAng houses first class business paper has
quentJ beeD, in some Instances, forced the
street atra'es from two T. three per cent per m NTH
severe slsingency al this Time whsn the necessities
OF business lot pressing, hing unusual and
originate in unusual causes; and The main
most undoubtedly ID the sudden withdrawal OF much
of the funds heretofore business
without having provided other Aino 20 taAe place
and w Ill such povision shall bs a1ads se
will make the small Note Law naiiity among the Du
| ssess immunity.
Rates unsettled can we give any
| liable quotations. at y4esxpt
| Exchange the EAT ranges from 4 to per cent.
premium, si,h a init supply on hand.
notwithstanding the stringeDcy IN money Affairs, We
pleased 10 notice that The stock market is quite
buoyant, and would atin bat for this pres
Confder &c in railroad securities is being rapidly
restored Disposition manifested among home
capitalists to all hold largely OF first railroad
stocks permanent Investments rather than for specn
TIE folio ing sales have made since last
psrtsbO shares Ohio and Mississippi Railroad stock,
300 snd interest; 40 60 Little Rami do do 99c so
do Gown gen and Lexipgen do d., b0c and In erest
SO 10, Cincinnati hamilton and Dayton do do Sec;
Company, frss mortgage, 71c and nersst 10 shares
Cincinnati end InaaDspo, Railroad stock, A6c 120 do.
Cr cinpa,i Wimis gton Zsnesvs do, do, 43c and
interest 70 DO Ohio and tisai' sippi TO- d. q porne
eafeo) SOC and nte est; 10 DO. ncnnst, and lniAne
polls do. do A4e 10 do. Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE do DO 49, and interest So ooo bonts ohio
Assis,ipp Hsiir sd Company second 60c aud
intsres 80 shares Covinst ten sad Lsxnston isarcad
s.osi 5os and interest," 100 do Ohio and Miss sippi do
de-, Eastsrn secount) buyer 90 days &c.; SO ooo
second mortgage bonds 0ho and Mississippi rsi fos5
| Eastern account Clio olSc; SO shares Columbus
and Xenia Railroad stock o4.c 80 20. Cincnrsa and
Chicago do do, l5c; 80 do ciacinnati, Hamilton and
LAY ton do DO soc Cincinnati, hamilton and Oar ton
interest scrip, TOO 40 DO. Cleveland Columbus add
Cincinnati kalr0sd sock, Io3,4c so do 0oio and Me
sssippido. do, 0yFothecated,l 5oAc and interes'.
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THE NEW TERRITORIES.
OUR KANSAS CORRE sPoNDENCE.
.. -. = -, ss,.,,..>, :,

sspte@0eT IS, 1854.
re Hesc Pork EaisrattOS cersaay Observation-Disclosures
Of Kansas-fae sOl-PTetpeHs n ae Emtgraats, DC.
We arrived this place after very agreeable trip
aexess the States, in about thiseea days. The New
WIS Emigration Complny, 70 vslch WAS attached is
dsaAnded. When reached Aioany We were all isno-
zna a TIE route be taken, .he mode by whish
were 10 reach destination. Fat not With the Bos
Boz company As soon they arrived our dropping spirits
ye.eirsd new life and yigpr. They met frieOds,
AID Without hesitation sllo we'd sx of u.s. all
sd q the New York company 10 oin them, AMI now
aarbsr hundred and thirty i've souls, nearly AL
young and tolerahly wei educated. Some fifteen o.
rbsm have their families.
Tie and children at prssen. boarding a.
TIE different missions, and The encamped aDou.
TEN mills from the missionary lines. Our cnmoapy
(the BostoI) have mli and q grist mill, which
hey intend putting up locate ourselves,
IN esders have also in tneir pos SESSION abou. $50 600
- rsuey belonging 70 tue lson Emigration Society,
10 be expended rpon our new ,ettsmeat We are GOV
waiting he return Of jtlrns party, composed oil
HE leaders, surveyors and gu.es who are out sesEng
desirable location uron which 70 uild onr new town
The climate here healthy add sauorious,
and the soil 10 rich and tbs thai do not thins
TIA equal can be found in ira wcsic, and am deter
Mnec 10 male this my future lone, as am satisfied
that il is the only uaee for young man to ilVe hap
Ay AID indie pendenr lie.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

SATURDAY. Sept. 30-6P. II.
There very heavy market to day. Reading was
the only active stock The hist and vas pretty we'll
sustained. Eslen feb off e per cent, Erie Railroad "
N. Y Central Railroad Z, Illinois Genital R4iisoad
Cumberland y, Canton Company q, Hadson Tailrsaa
~ Reading Railroad 4, Michigan Central Railroad l.
Cleveland, Columbus l. Cincinnati Railroad 4. At the
second board the transactions were unusually irtei
but fmall improvement was realized. Harlem went
up 70 FER cent, Erie Railroad 81 n Y Central Railroad
-. Cleveland 4 Toledo fen OF X PER cent There was
only one small sale cf Erie this afternoon.
The steamship paeh: r this port for Liverpool 10
day, Carried out 81 54 in specie of which 1925 200
in American goll, ssci,7a5 in gold bars, and
$40, in Enghsh gid
The fhfmea of coal from II. a,taraci.c region COO
tnues very large. Tho Reading railrosd brought dosn
for the week ending Thursdy IS 7oS tons aud for
he year loz tons against 23o $50 t,Ds 10 tie
tae last year When I, Is remembered that this
ineressed tonpsge la doe at much higher freghts the
great imprc, emeLt in the ccmpanys operations VIII be
readily ersool. The shipments BY the Leh gh N.v
CATION sor the weef ending Saturday last were
5000 tons making for the SIS TONS shown
handsome lac. yeAs tonnage to the same
tine. BY the schayhi Navigation She shipments for
tie week ending thursday, co. 1876 tons making
tonnage for the Of 705s TONS Of last
years tonnage 10 TIE same time Of 745lI toss The
Ntso pF VIC Aht.e hnrs tne weeS amounts
to l23, les tons. and for the reason three millions one
hundred and hftysx thousand seven hauared aud ten
tors,
We learn from The Cumberland z;jsgcyA that tie
quantity Of eoa brought down last week was tous
ipg for the &5e oS7 tons. During the week
Thirty boats with c,2e3 tons Of and ll21s tons OF
coke descended the canal ia which the water Continues
at low sisse On Thursday however, another sset Of
twenty boats 70 leave Cruoerilna FOR Alexandria
The warrants entered st Tie Treasury Department
Washington, On the 2sth inst, we're -
Ter VIE redemption Of stock .......... sfG.ss2 So
Tor the customs. ''....,............. 92f- %
Covered into tie Treasury f.ou, custons... IS 90
Corelsc irto The Trsstury rom misce8-
nsote ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i5s "a
Tor tie Navy III SIS 81
f~ - psyinr q The Navy Department. 49, zoe Cl ~
alt .scs!.i tf;}s lk'go 40 Gss.sJ.yA r... lad
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THE GREAT FASHION BOOK FRANK LEIIE's
j ladies' Gazette Of Fashion, part 10, for October
price IS cents VII be published Saturday next 30th
inst This she best number yet issued, and contains
the only reliable fail fashions
LIST OF ILLUSTRATION.
81 Patterns Of Bonnets
y Patterns OF new dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS
J0N New styles Of Cloaks.
/ Riding Habit.
4 Chile ens Dresses
Bsbys Robe.
LADIES' Dresses.
Collars and Lace Articles.
fancy Articles.
Z New Fancy Feathers.
Netting and Crochet.
2kpgravings. ON New Books.
poItfai. Of ksrfy kytinge.
Large Patterns for Fancy Nee6lewerk.
Paper Pattern for o Cloak.
Nv Mpsic-Birtb Oar POLKA.
CnSss--protlem and Lessons.
az Modelling.
Tsis-ny Mrs.. Ann g Stephens.
literary J.Ans.
paFlor GsEsA
Naju1Ife Nfsfses. he
YlfEale.flF Ss c solSr st NsS YorS
sLG IL IsSi ksLtIz II AS LIte1 states.
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meeting wss, We are Informs d, 70 repeal Al previous
squstter lsws, resolutions b :, and enact moi ones
We would like g. know how All thig resolvisg aod
re resolving is 20 enc? 6ettlsn on main road, but
a few miles ffom Salt Creek, had not head Of The
neetrr at all, and yet here weSe most impnrtal.
matters proposed 70 be- acted on in woich they hal
an interest. Where is Governor Resder7 His pre-.
ssnce there is greatly needed for II seems 81
II o. tive furious sgitators would keep the
try IN q ferment.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAHDsN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD 10 PHnAuSx-
daily, Ut A. n. and 2 P. NJ. Tho morning hns - A.
~, BY steamboat Jchd Potter, TO South AEhcy thensH
by cars TO places to Philadelphia. Fare ~; second
class, 81 7S Express line at p n, BY John Potter s7
Ampty thence direot TO Camden by cars; throSGa ~
Ave hours. Fare, IS. Wap accommodation and sEal.
grant line st HI fare 81 20; suigraaf Line 1t ". ~
fare, 81 10.
nAY BOAT FOR Albany AND TIE INTERVIEW
L. ste landings -Fue one dollar Meals served csf
toard-7hs steamer GEORGE WASHING ron, Capt. J;
B. Odel VIII leave New York, from foct Of Jay srsss
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. At O'clock Ah.
RetIr ning viii lsAve Albany every Nondsy, Wednesday
and Frias
NJ Nv YORK AND PafLADEPBIA AND THE sOuyu
IN and West Via New JERSEY Railroed.-UrifAS Stated
mail and express lines eve Hsv York. foot of CortlsuA
street. at 7, and 10 O'Clock A. NJ and AZ sn6e p. "
Through In four hours Iars 81 rs In T. 81 rs Ia Az ana
So IN g. 10 and g. Ths New Jersey acocuxcdstion kns
losyes Ct IL NJ at 81 stopping ut AL way ststong,
Through tickets sod for CrclnnkH(st t1e) and the wes,
and for BALTIMORE Washington, Norfolk &s and throoxh
baggage chseksd 70 WrsA!nxol In sst 10 4. N. asd
r. Y. TRIMS
CUNDAY BOAT FOR ALBANY-LANDING AT NEW
- b,rg, Poushk eepse, Kingston, CAtski ana Hudson
The STEINER HERO, Capt J. W. Hancox win leave the
pier foot Of Robinson street. every Sur day at o'clock
p For freight or passage apply board, or at tn
Office ON the wharf.
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT F0a HAvERSTRAw AND
- sing Sing, landing at Yorkers Hsstiugs, Dobbs'
Ferry and lsrrytown-The tstesmboat ELECfA, Capt.
G. T. Beiby, will leave the foot Of jay street ubday
morning ct O'Clock Returning will leave Hsverstriw
Of o'e9ek ~, touching at Amos street, each way.
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NEW B0OKS-MYLNES' kPTrOlE OF GRAMMAR,
~ designed for the use of primary scholars, with
discoveries in China with specimens Of Chinese priot
ing forming en- invaluable guide for those wishing 10 be.
come acquainted with that language rs cents Kratsrs
CHARLES B. NORTON, II Chambers street.
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GpOARD AND T,l0NS-ON EXTRA EASY TERMS, AT
Id the rev and elegant private mansion gu sixth
svenue, Murray Bilr The house rs feet by so, Ave
stories, wish extended balcony very plsas roams
~ ysSrd leef !. desired. Cara every three minutes
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.pHgrIsEsEyw sEMwED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NOV READY, "IAsr OF HTS NAME by RLBEa1
IN Pierce, translator of Emile Carlens swcdish
stories 12mo Cloth VI. RIKER, THOnNE Co., No.
129 Fulton street Mr.. Pierce has achieved enviable
notcriety translator Of Miss Careers stories and
his own book be received with the favor his
traDsarons, he will have 10 complain Of 80
public.
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THE KANSAS SEAL.
lErom the Manch he q ar kln min. = Sent

For KANSAS. The fourth party for Ksnsas leit
this city yesterday afternoon, numbering s6, mostly
adults They departed in line spirits singing songs and
cheering They Will have seccssops the way, which
will swell their number TO two hundred BY the time they
reach 81 Louis. The next party will leave either the
]7te the Gath Sf next month Boston Atlas, Sept 81
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DoARDING.--FURNIaHF ROOMS TO RsNT, TO
ID gesuemen, with without partial board In q now
furnisLed house. where there no children. Location
pleasant, near Broadway, AMI near two stage routes
Family small; terms moderate. Address T. X Herald
once.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

HLOAKS AND "Reminiscences BULPIN, S6I
Broadway respectfully announces to the siies that
his assortment of coaks for the present fall trade
ready and he has much pleasure In observing that du
ring his recent visit TO Europe he has taken advantage
Of the extraordinary depresson existing in the manuc
turing districts Of France and Germany to make Such
extensive purchases and contracts win enable him to
place before the public most exquisite assembge Of
rich and costly novelties at prices before heard Of
single inspection of his stock will be thoroughly
vincing Of this important fact. Paris NantA kmpo.
rum, 36l BROADWAY.
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~ stable Co: are now offering at retail, large quau-
titles Of plaid and striped silks very prices bought
chiefly at the recent large auction sses which they
selling at very SNAIL advance Their stock of rich and
elegant silks and silk robes Is very extensive and
passed. Also printed de LANES and csshmeres raw silks
lace goods Paris embroderies coaks and mantlas the
whole OF which offered ct reduced prices 81 Canal
street. near Broadway.
nOlESlIC GOODs-THE ATTENTION or FAMILIES
hotel keepers and upho stsrers IL particularly called
to our extensive stock Of brown and beaehei goods in
every grade and width. nckings, denims, shrtings,
strips, Canton fanneh, drilngs, &c. &c. al Of which
will be sold on the lowest terms All wool fannsls In
every variety These lines have been the special care OF
one Of the members Of the Arm whose experience
II Is expected will expressly guarantee the stock
LORD TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystie streets
IMPORTED w0vT CoRsETs-MRs GaYN0R Has
received per late arrivals large additions TO her stock
Of celebrated French and Englfh corses and VIII
continue to sell them at about half the prices usually
charged 46 Third avenue Tenth street, whoiesA.s
and retail
INDIA AND FRENCH SHAWLS-TdE SUBSCRIBERS
l. invites attention to some Of the most supreb and
costly specimens Of India cancels hair shavis eyh
bted in this city also TO An unrtva cd seec OF French
caehmere and broche shAws both long and all of
the newest and most recherche designs prices to
coincide with the present pressure of the times -
GEO. BULPN, Cloak and Shawl Emporium, Sol Broad.
way.
II ADIEs' FANCY FURS-BULpINs VuR STOCK FOT,
IL the approaching ID ready, and priscs
most superb assortment of every fashionable garment
viz victorines tppets riding boas capes, eoaks ear
sablcs stone martin mink squirrel ermine genet chin
chilla, baum martin, &c, &c, all newly manufactured
Of choice end well seasoned skins and ct extremely
derste prices. GEO. BULPIN, a6l Broadway.
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BOARDING SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
I'D modated with rooms and full board; also q large
pleasant room that will accumulate a party of four
Day boarders can be accommodated ALSO ct l22 Cham
bers street.
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I1OUR .GENILEAEN WANT TWO ROOMS, NOT roc,
I far from down town Win without board. Pri-
yats family preferred Address r. s. H., Herald Office
HANDSOMELY FUPNI BED ROOMS TO LET, WITH.
LII out board, a. 20 Wayerley place.
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T,UFNIsHED ROOMS 20 LET IN SOUTH BROOKLYN,
I pleasknt aud airy; convenient two ferries. Az.
ply on the premises, 23l Court sreet.
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DOARD, AT LOG l. 1oS EAST FoURTEENrHS1 REEr-A
ID few select boarders may obtain pleasant and hand
somely furnished roors suits Of in the above
fIst class and newly furnished house. having all the
modern improvements, &c. desirable for comfortable
home References exchanged.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
I 70 gentlemen only, oil breakfast II required. by
applying at b56 Houston s1eet, near Broadway Good
references given and required
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DOsRD WANTED PERMANENT BOARD WANTED,
ID by sirgle gentleman, in a small private family,
American Address Custom House, Eerad Office, stating
terms, which must be moderate aud location.
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T>URNIsRED FRONT RON. WITH BEDROOMS At
JIG tsched, to let TO .tso three single gsr,lemen,
with partial board, If required. Family sunsl and gen.
teel.- Call for two days 81 80 Wooster street.
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DOARD IN BROOKLYN-A SUIT OF UNFU RNISHED
ID rooms separate together, VIII be let with board;
also two single fur aished Location good
nent to Wall street South ferries Apply at 102 Gin
ten street, Brooklyn. Terms reasonable.
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DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-vERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,
ID furnished, with board, may be Obtained At 34o
Atlantic street. House new with the modern improve
ments.
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DOARD IN BROOKLYN-lN ONE OF THE BEST LOCA-
Id lions; five minutes walk from Atlantic ferry, ten
from Wall street; two large rooms second foor
adapted for ladies' and gentlemen, two gentlemen TO
room together house and furniture all ncw 238 Henry
street.
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DOARD IN TIE COUNTRY --PERsONS WISHING
ID good and reasonable beard in the country for the
fan ane winter, may apply to CAPT. DENIKE, near the
depot 1aIrytown, N. Y,
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DOARp-FAAIIIIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
Id be accommodated with Hns rooms at IS Seventh
street. Permanent transient boarders for the
The advertiser ID authorized to refer to Mr.. Chas
Knee,and, 40 William street. or Mr.. Simeon Draper, 40
Pine street.