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FOR SALE.

AVAILABLE FARM NEAR JEFFERSON CITY.
TEtil -:-ciacr offers for snle the farm which hs
u,w r-dr- III Cole csintv, containing As acres OF
had which 80 lie in the Missouri bottom, and the ba.
.acr NTH" upland adjoining There are the place gu
s'cS well timothy meadow 10 acres OF cleared
NH: IA liz, bottom, Hni about - 30 on the upland
og: 1aC:r, OF white Whca; have been seeded on the
NJ IA, fnl. The improvements besides consist oil
'"a- house" w"a'h"r5Ourdcd and painted, containing
SJ large stnbo, crib, cattle sheds. negro
a. house and cis:ern. all comparatively new,
"n the upland: and there arc also upop the
am ,"Y" tobacco bhrs OF which six are IN the bottom
tGG" orchard ui wc selected and thrifty apple. pcHch,
i" ounce and other trees il CROWN. on the farm,
a!: Of winch bearing There also upon the pnce
'''uch ,irin., OF nrvcr.iang water and well IN the
o,'.:4 ".rG Is supplied with water from the Missouri
:,rs.
i:- vHa" farm lies about six miles north west OF JET
; r'y AMI extends side to the missouri river,
! On tie o'!rr nilh!M few hundred yards OF the
* % n" Pacific lia Road thus sfOrdng constant anu
. aces 10 market ;nc point o! shipment either OF
-r'' ro"t"s h"u. HbGt hal, mile from the dwelling
t'" I&" ruco-urcs good and nearly new. The
raj -:,nH''i III OF the wca;i;cst and best neigh
:auc'i- Of Cole county. and OF the and
r. tI: iair distant from the dwelling mouse, will he
H H. wntrr during the spring the district school
-" 'ar- r:oriing the mcuur o. cheap and accessible
I 1H::,u
% in. w!..Sh oilers many advantages TO the pur-
~F ant cuin:Is 50 many OF ttc elements OF cOnUu
crt'' 'n!cIcc, will sell and deliver any time.
!a"irri!, Will 10 crsy and made known application
h"'ah'cG 'r al J.icr.Gn Ci'v. ISAAC PALMER.
gra,T.,r Mo l--i
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From the New York Herald, Nov. -.
1.,pr1SII STATE Jl0EnS

The annexed statement from the Secretary Of tho
Board of Public Works Of Virginia, in rcicrenc" tn
tho reports emanating from Washington regarding
the position of the financial agents OF that State we
give in Justice TO the parties concerned md Interested
Its Importance is sufficient excuse for ITS length,
and il will be read by evsry one holding Virginia
bonds, or contemplating purchasing at the current
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yal .un,rrlhcr offers for saie Two tracts :" i'',' W
,i, county oi llrsX immediately on the .'ic |" tHs
g.roui and panvr hail Road. and about t!'ree nt,s
- >i,r,,, River TaC>c hand. lie Oh Clover ana bncK
W,,la Crccls and situated IN good ncisEO"rhVou
a.! healthy portion of the county One trnc' con",'s
~, acr,-ahou, 10 open lnnd WIN sooo cI"!
.ison and well adapted 10 the growth OF corn whca'
NJ, ,nn,rco There are no improvements, except al over
,,.f', house. cabins md tobacco barns .
The 0:!,r 'rnc; called ''lnckstts contain: So:
10 ac,, cleared and the balance heavily timbtred win
ols an,! pine Ihcr. il dwelling house on thi' tract
w.a :he u-rn ouhuu The two tracts ndoih ench "'ei
5 y cul.iynt, I'M. wear as quarter plantation, but
Will he sold separately together 10 SUIT purchascte fu
ION will b. given on ist December next
Roth ,r. lie around Glover station un important ncpot
~ ,h. !: p,ryn, T. Road. The ruE daily iToiE.
Richmond 10 ,h- depot Should the purchaser wish 10 en-
gage IN .ruishn. wood the rail roSd ne could doubtless
make d contract with ia" company. .r
Any h,r,h.r d..rrr,i,a i, :nc,mcd unnecessary. The
bscrihr rc.idcs miles n" said land, ana wi'aAc
p~s,,,rc showing IN" estate /" any gentleman; "sMS 10
nnurrh,.r y. +. GARRETT
,"ry,.r STATION Halifax rCrniy.--Sepf i2-cu
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yUT4RLE FARMS FOR SALE.

IIHrMARI.E LAND FOR SALE. =,
49, .,rc . bcuu;iful Farm i'll the county OF
W ",W'yri, wing ON ;hc Eastern slope OF me s@ulh
w.. 1n' fto" Keswisk ('hS IN, can;Smpltal c,Ts,la n
u" N'.' " :; 'n-,nr.. and Alexandria Rail hoao one
sNS",.. & c Rivnna Horse boa, ilr%veTmrnt'I ;%1f
,: a% ' II .r TWO HuNRKEp a. ASp d ,lhch iM fNi nre
Ihhh' ~ fJ and in II high state Of improve.
c'i'. w." ,..;mj.r !. n woods. The buildings are all
y % i, % d G Two ,'T,Ss ri ssssta SGnstans isn n
on t''' ~. ~. TIE location Is unsurpassed
'" Il. ' ,r,.ry .! scenery for health and for re-,
' r ,,6 @ c,r,I 10 Wishing hr"sny county
summer i =! Ei,.uprlG or Washington. II II
y" injured some 800 or more adjoining,
c", h., I al irirri,. Rc;"r"ncc may be nae 10 MI
y,,gcs HAN or NhrNr". kt'wic bepo'' 'I & ~ r."n:
,,,,:r,; 70 ,>u!!i,:c 10! themselves. = a hAhl.
W. ,,.i,,. !. kc,w:ck Depot, Alheuarle, Virginia
iy
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Mr.. Wheeler, the American Minister to Nicaragua,
was hnnured with II complimentary dinner by Tho
Canaan General Of Cuba the 9Th in7., nj Havana
,n,nr the invited guests were Mr. Fabens late nj
,rd Stnrcf Consul ut Gteytown, Captain Engle and
Col. Robertson. our Consul ut Havana The Captnin
Genera: u.rslct nn The occsiJn, assisted by his ac-
co.npshci lady. The Princeton. with Mr Wheeler
and Mr.. Fabc!s on board, sailed from Havana for
pr,.,uculA u.; the 9th.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RlTCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNA'AHi.
WM f RITClIIE & ROGER i. PRYOR, EpIIoRS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1871
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REFUSAL To GRANT i NEW ThlAl.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-A motion tor n new trial in
the case of the libel sit OF Fry Benne; OF the ~
Y. Herald for $4,000 damages, has been rriused.-
The money must now he paid.
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DEMOCRATIC MEEllNti IN MEkI ER.
Mumcctng ni portion Ot the Democratic party
of Mercer county, hci ii Princeton on the i1:h inst,
"n motion. u. y. Bolc was called to the Chair. AM!
Wm VI. Reynolds appointed Secretary.
Wm NJ Reynolds explained the object Of the meet
in. and offered th;. following -cs"utions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Ist Resolved, Tint we approve nt the time mp
printed. and the plucc selected, by the Democratic
Safe Central Committee ut Richmond for holding II
late for Governor Lieutenant Governor, and Ator-
Ecy General.
Ind. Resolved, That the Chairman appoin; twenty
i've delegates, five from each district, I" represent
the Democracy OF this county III aa!d Convention.
:Ird Resolved. That in our opinion, delegates 10 n
ronvcntnu should he un:ra.nnrlicd ky Instructions:
hut should hc left 10 act according Ia The cNSearcs oi
tho times.
The Chairman appointed the following persons de-
itcs TO the Conventions agrecably 10 the second re-
solution: w
Fr.t Di.;ri.t-Wilsn;. u. Calicn. Cornelius White,
Elijah Bailey, Col. James u. Bailey, and Capt john
:. Carr.
SECOND Disirct-IIrrculcs Sc";;, John d. Srn't,
Theodore smith. Col. .Iancs ;. Grgsby and George
w. Pearls.
Third District -Georse p. Gerald, DR.. {. w. Pcn-
ris Major Henry Walker, Joseph Wright, ana iona.
ihnn L. Gnriircy. ,, >, :.
.ancs X. Nrrihil;"n. IOiiil NciIiy 81, hh' Jahits
iluwchclis. ~ w
Fifth Di,tric,--.Toseph Deeds, John Lilly, William
T.. Barker, JAMES Brammcr, aud Capt. Ihnlnas j..
George. . ,
On motion, the Chairman and Sccrctury were added
10 the list oi Delegates
On motion, Resolved, That VIM. i. R;chle and X.
W. Hughes be appointed Ia act II. alicrna,cs.
There being no further business. the meeting al
iaurncI. ID. y. BODELL, Chairman
WN NJ. REYSOLns, Secretary.
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corr,.aoncurrof of y. A,n,nirnn and L. s. Gnzete.l

InrT,- ;INnIc"r ~ y. NlnlVNn hhl Z ~ ''""'Tt'I
W..Hl:nr"E, Nov. ~.
Tho s'nry published in ;hc Herald with 10 much
crcIiin,t,liiuitv Rbult tic reconstruction nt thc
Cabinet il uitc.y false Neither the change indicated
nor Gnv other change. has been thought Of
Mg. Buchanan will resign his posi-; thc resignation
n ,nkc rfc, in Aurlst next, bu; instead OF returning
To the United SB,cs, is his purpose 10 pass the ol
lowing winter in Italy.
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S,:'ry Bonr,l Of Public Work. Of NirGinin
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JAMES CITY.

Al meeting al the Democratic party "i ''a!nes
City county. held AT the Court ll"n.", on M"n'hy,
the !Hl day Of November, ISL, l''a; being C"nrt
duy:j
On motion,
Mos. L. iIarrci! was called 20 the Chair, md Lev"
i, II. Pi:guti appointed Secretary.
I'll" rij,r ui Ia" me- ting having been explained 10y
the Cllnan, the follow M preamble Gni r,:a"Iuil"
wcrr Submitted and adopted:
Whrr.u-, il ii1S hr, II recommended I" III" Demo
cratic p!riy of Iir ms, assemble i'll Convention III
Situation. on ihc 3;l. a: Nny,nhrr, :" nominate can:
G.,l;,$ ;pr the uicc, "i G"vc.Inr, Lieutenant h"v-
,riInr, aIi Attorney General
Resolved, That ;hc Chdirnaa u: this meeting up
pui.i, - delegate, /" rrptcssA! he Democratic
partv Of james Ciry in said Convention.
Whcr"ulnn, the Chairman appointed the follow
Iicary +. Lus,s. ii"nrv Is. Rchar,i,om. Il"lIr% '.
Morris, VIM. VI. .Joac-. .Iaruc- Morris, Alex. ilnmi-
kiIs and IL" Morris; n'r, IN that none OF tic dc,
r.ut.s appointed il! Gtcndnncc N the >ald Com
vralnn, Henry VI. hnwdrm, OF the city nt Richmond,
bc appointed iu cast ric vote ol this county
Resolved, That thi, meeting prefer l"Inn"I j. Bow
dcn "i the city of Williamsburg, n~ the Dcmorralc
candidate rr the Office u Governor of tbs good Old
Con m"nwra!il: nevertheless, they will checruly
submit To the decision Of the Convention, and will
cordially support the nominees OF said Convention
On motion,
The Chairman and Secretary We're udicd 10 the
del, :ati"m.
Resolved, Thut ;I,i irnccclinL- Of this meeting b"
published in the Williamsburg Gazette, and the R.rh
:nold Examiner and Enquirer.
MOSES llARkELL, Chairman.
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ILLINOIS.

WIN. l.. JACKSON. second Auditor.
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Eprc,rEp FOR THE BAR.-Thomas :. Baker. w'.'
,hv, and killed Branuan and Gibsor few days rt",
u.or CorIonsviIc wes educated tor ,lIr bar n.st s.
of respectable Connexions The origin OF III" '..'.
culiv arose from u game nt card, w.;l. the Ni.a -
killed. but is belle, c lIe will bc able 10 chow "a,c
Of ustifnblc homicide He i. now in tie OsHnEe
county jail.
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ArrR,Y IL PocAHoSrA>.-The Grecnbg"r Era
states tina. an aray took place in rocahontas ~ he
last SUNDAY in October between Vim. ki.,;.a" sni
George Morrison, while they were rc'urH,1- i'm
Church! The difficulty originated aboUt the T-".;"!
uossession of a pockc; knife and rrril,cd in t., ;-
c,ion of three severe slabs upon Morrison. h"iit'
son WIS examined and sent IN tor further trial.
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\ MuRDERoUs ASs,ULr.-On Thursday afternoon.
Il personal difficulty occurred OIL 18th street, near
Franklin between w. W. Bailey, blacksmith, and
Mr.. Thomas Brown Of Chesterfield, when the formtr
,,lbrd the latter with knife in the neck nhicngu
very severe and dangerous wound. Although at trst
hut slight hopes were entertained of his recovery
Yesterday DR.. Johnson considered him i'll fair way
To survive. bailey has been committed To JAIL the
Mnyur rcfusir. To- bail him. Mr.. Brown is II man Of
ycars and had recently been in the employ OF Bniley
and the difficulty grew out Of settlement OF their
accounts
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SroSr FOR THE NATIo:AL MoNrMENr.--i block
OF marble for tho Washington National Monument.
iurnirichby the Society OF Alumni oi N"'''n-''.'
College, Lexington Virginia, bears the following IN
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DlsclI,RGEp.--Mr. VIM. West OF Jefferson "ac:''
tv, vino was held to bail for killing hs .o::' 80.
Jefferson Smith Il short time since, by sh""'g-i
was acquitted by the Examining Court "a go. ''.
last-he court being unanimous tor his aCqu.;'cI.
IL will hc remembered that Smith W. dell ,'l'',y
shot wh!ic hc was attempting 10 break into h.. "'I""-
in.law'- house with spade. 80 assault hi- wife.
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DEATH OF \ NIRGINI,S.--Wm. II. Page. I'D.
III efficient clerk ard christian gentleman "i IT, ',a.
raj P"stotlicc, died i'll Washington quite sndGc.'i 70"
Thursday laa;. The decchsod lett hi- "''ico one T"e
imcc but until Thursday morning was n", c"n-.".:-
ID very i'll. II" was long citizen "t N""EHT'.!e'
Fnuuuier COUNTY, Va.
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CANDIDATE FOR CoSGREss.-The Abingdon De-
nlocrat announces Ebert $. Martin Of Lo cor"::"'
II candidate far Congress from the Little Tcnno--"y
district, in May next. Hon. Fayettc McNu!'" :.
,he nrescnt rcnrespntatiyc,
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FARM IN AMELIA CorNTy For -,1E

H'r"l AGENTS, No llI Main street.
nave "i.o :oi -ai", hni Oi yuUuhl Grist Mill and
: t'si lr i.abl' Fa:.m. an,N.,s ,.oy,,
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SrKAsBrRG, SHENANDOAH CorSrr.-A trnHcn
railroad connecting Strnsburg with the Mana"as Cop
Railroad, is now in course Of construction. Tie DE-
runce, We believe, is not more than half mile :
public meeting was held at S;rasburr few drr- nEo
Tor the purpore of procuring engineers TO .nETey
route for turnpike from Strashurg 10 the WU".i~.
ter and Muoriieii road, near Pembroke Springs. and
for the appointment of committee 10 ascertain rAs
land damages on the route.
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SHENASDoAH TCRNIPs.--Wc we're shown i'".
,lays since lsavs the New Market Spirit Of b"moca
cyl specimen of1urnrA, raised BY Mr.. Da"id ii'h-
yer, few miles from this place. There three,
weighing an aggregate OF ,wenty.one pounds, icing
Uplliii, each.
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SrAuxToS CusvESTIoS.-Thc Democratic Con-
vention meets in Staunom Oh Thursday next. Ample
arrangements have been made to accommodate the
largest number Of delegates anticipated. The Staun-
ton (Whigl Spectator ntmates that separate apart.
,nents will have to be provided for the Leake and
Wise men, 10 which the Charlottesville Jclcrsonian
replies:
Don't fear, my dear sir, about the m'r,ngi there
will be 10 difficulty; all the Lcakc men are wise
enough to become fisonists at meal and bed times.
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The THOMPSON TRlaL.-'rhe trial OF DIR. TLomp-
son for the murder of Miss Pharr, III AIlcshany coun-
ty had not terminated at last accounts from that
place. The testimony for the defence contains no.
thing 10 break the force ot the overwhelming. fact"
!iscl,scd bv the witnesses fur the commonwealth.
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SECOND BOARD.


MONDAY, August 10 r. NJ
Aszws-The market was quiet at 81 for pots, and Sc
fbr fearis, per zoe abs.
BnHspsIttFs.-Ilou favored owners. The transac.
fsoos fDclute Geo barrels ordinary to choice state
IS l21s 30 37h fancy OHIO and htchig an
% 20 % s71s; fancy Geuesee &iU $40 10; extra To-
diana Michigan and Ohio, 80 15 ell 6o and extra &C.
uesee SO 50 st 80, pes barrel Canaoi was qnieI
The sales Of southern reached 400 barrels, at IS
IS 5Tk for Inferior IS az 10 FOR mixed to good and
% $40 avosite TO fancy extra, per barrel Some
$50 barre rye -four purchased chiefly arrive at
- S75s for fine, and 81 as for euporane, per barrel
There have been likewise so6 200 barrels and ycr
sey corn meal at 81 per barrel Wheat was actively in
qnirtd for. he days business consisted q 7oo
bushels white Canadian Qrss) at 81 o2I 800
Mt 81 72h; 1890 Southern, at 81 70 81 20, and les
rumored CHANGE additional sales OF soahsrn
white and red reported at ~ % for the for1er an
81 s7k for the latter though could ascers, the
particulars OF these traosactio any such occurred
About 1900 bushels ~ taken In lots at 81 %
VI 49, an advance. Oats were urSfered. Corn
again bfisker aud higher. The day's movement com
kaIsd llA 20 hSthss. Al 1effc &c A. nrr2rra -
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UnAKCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
IOS EY n AJAX u II.
AoynAY, August It'd


A further decline In Erie which touched Ssk this
rsSsnipg but reeov red IL per cent afterwards was
Ae leading 4 allure OF the market 'o,ay. Cumberland
Nsxsn to fan likewise; and rumor tina. large amount
., stock hitherto mp had been let loose this
x conribut njurs the tone OF the stock. closed
a the morning board at 2sh Nicaragua gained srength
during the day. closing at 10 Arm HUDSON River grsdu-
any sinss New York Central Is stationary a. tiae
sver 90 Reading maintains itself in the vicinity OF "a
Sail sales of Erie bonds taking place at 50, dis
count Of COX.
Albert II Nleo'ay sold to-day at half pas. twelve
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange for Of whom
ID may concern
35, geo Cleveland and PITT oarg Rail-
road per cent convostihse bonds. ~ &Int,
%, COO Great Western, flInos) Rail-
read lat mor'gsgs per cent oods. 5as2s & lat.
n,Ov0 New Yofk and Harlem lei
mortgage per cent eonds. 1888 It-B q 70 Int
lo,t0o Buffalo, Corning and Nov
York Raikoad lat mortgage per
cent convertible PONDS .., So 4 Int
20 do. Phsnix Fire Insurance Co of Brookiyn. 9ois
70 do. Mercanti,s FIRE Insurance Company. Ella
% CO. Marine Hank. $3.50. ....t.......,...
% co. bland City Blpa S.................... 30
LOO Empire City Bsnk.- .............- eoE
The general of tho market is unchanged Dull
attn the prevailing feature But f0r the present
have no disss;ers no failures to record.
The Harlem Railroad Company announce tina. their
books wall be opened to
The following ts.le exhibits TIE movements Of the
lAdins departments Of the hanks Of this city FOR
weeA ending Saturday morning. august TO-
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DRY nOODS, &C,

DRY G00Ds-CLosrNG OF THE GREAT SALE or
~ burnt and wet goods At o6s Sir til avenue, corne,
Of Seventeenth street Warren Scholes will sell their
whole entire stock OF damaged goods ~ Tremendous
sacrifice In order 20 make for thor fail stock.
W. & = would particularly call the atteation OF the
ladies to tire line, hish linon table lner, napkins
and torcls, a..
IMPORTED Wow r0RssTs.-MRs. GAyyoR Has
Il now ready another Importation q hsr ceiebrsteo
Trench and English poye ,crsess and. from be- i'm
ucnse stock ale rusrAptcNs perfect 80 - erS 81,
Hsr Ifir*- Acanf haS W y shs~se'. ~
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ExCURsIONs.


DoATMEN GUARD.-FTRsr ANNUAL PIC MO AND
ID cotni0n excursion Of the BoAtmen Guard to flush
ing Grove on Wecnesdsy, August -. 1854 In conse
que Of the burning II the steamboat May Queen the
Committee have secured steamboat and two barrcs for
the sion and nothing shall remain unone GA their
pant to mako tha Of the best cxcuons Of tho se
TxcUR>lON 10 COMFY lSI.AND-THE NEW AND
IL splendid steamer NORWAfK, Captain A. Hitch
cock, win make three excursions daily to C,ney Isand
folio ssLeave New York, foot Of Spring street. atex
A. d., l2h and 81 p. pier No. North rivef, at 10
A. NJ, and and P. n. Gonsy Island at II A. M and
Q p NJ, landing at Fort Hamilton each way. Fare to
Fort Hamilton Coney Island, and back TO New YORK.
rs cents. No half price for children.
LNXCUIeION FOR TdE MLII0N-CHEAPEsT san.
II IN the states fair six cents boats leave every aaN
hour for Staten island. The way to get slendd sa
fine vi OF the bay harbor and ocean, and inhae the
air. u to take the Staten Island ferry foot Of white
hall street liberal terms for pic mic parties companies
and societies. Apply at the ferry house.
I,XCURsI0Ns DOWN THE BAY 40 DEGROOT's
Ia Mansion house, Report, ". J. The splendid
steamers and john Hart leave the foot 81 aur
ray street every day, 1t sH AN. and Pm. Fare, 20
cents each Wy. rfM
rI,hE STEAMER ERE WILL STOP FOR T4IElR GUESTS
Il the os,ssion on the grand excursion Of the n5e
per Gen Con.ssenal G3AAd az the following Lnd1gs
hs rsorDpg Of the 2itsy Fast river. foot VI Boome
ur.ei, = ~ Pike street ~; FULTON street., BROOKLYN,
Al O. SarA fis.s yer Ne. = az sprsrg .rst sl1ts
H.
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1I'oR SAIE-A GOOD BAR AND DINING SALOON
IL the New York and Erie Railroad depot and
Laws line Of Cafornis Steam rs one Of the best loca
tons in the Third ward The proprietor is engaged in
other business and is obliged to leave it. Apply 1S3
Rsade street, rear West, from pa NJ till 3P. n. This
IL o rnre chance seldom 10 be met with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

DOARD IN CHAMBERS STREET A LARGE ROOM,
ID suitable for gentleman and wife, singls geu.
tienen, may be obtained, with board applicants a.
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DOARD~-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR TWO SINGH
ID gentlemen, can be accomms dated with board in a
quiet priva.e family, where the comforts of home
be obtained The location is within minutes walk oil
the souh ferry Cars passing he door for Fulton ferry
every minutes Terms moderate Address Constant
Brooklyn Post Office,
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DOARD FOR SINGLE GENTTEMEN.-Iwo NICE
ID airy rooms, with breakfast and tea and dinner on
sunday, for two three single gentlemen, at No. 81
Clinton place.
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TOR ssIE--THE FIXTURES OF A STORE FITTED
I mp in Hnc style for grocery and wine store Also
drs retehcrsc, wagon and harness Apply At 1916 hud
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

DOaRD AT Ne 1903 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET =
I'D few select boarders make arrsn.
gem for pleasant SUITS of rooms for the
season. in the above first class houses. They
and newly furnished, with all the modern improvements
desirable for home. References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

DOARD-ASTOR PLACE HOTEL, 1888, 735 AND 737
ID Broadway. This house has been very much
laged and renovated during the plst
and 10 llete order to boarieTs tan
lies single gentlemen abont locating for the fail or
r,nter will find good selection OF pleasant rooms at
this house, at prices corresponding with the times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

VIyANTED-nOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
w in private family. Board for the lady only. Ii.
Their in Jersey City or Hoboken. ADDRESS Williams,
Broadway Pos. Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

1-0R SALE-DTNING SALOON ON FULTON STREET
IL probably the very bos ana place for speedy
rtone TO be found IN the city; price, $2 ooo 5000
can be made net yearly Also gentecl business for siso,
which will net "a 600 yearly Apply At COS broadway,
room IL. BONNER 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

DOARp--wIrHA pLEASANTRO SUITABLE TOR A
ID geDyle and his wife, or tso single atemsn
ba obtained by applying at 80 East Tsenteth street DO
tween Broadway and Fourth avenue. Also aLfur-
Ms he'd room. Bath and gas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

DOARD-wITH FURNISHED OR UNFURNISFIED
ID rooms, for gentlemen and their wives, siog,s
gentlemen House pleasantly located at 43i Hudson
&C Morton Streets the Good sized for
gentlemen and their wives from six TO ten doars per
week. House kept in order.