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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

Defiance Salamnntlcr Safes.-Robert NJ.
PATRICK the sole in the United States Of
She above celebrated safee and r. c. Hons
defiance locks and bars the best safes and locks
hincd in the world Depot No 1872 Pearl
below Maiden lane formerly 80 John street.
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DOSITIvE SALE-BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEESOF
l. the First Presbyterian Church Of Brooklyn.-JAMES
COLE son will sell at auction on Tuesday March g. -
~ o'clock at the Merchants Exchange New York the fell
lowing lot viz IL vacant lot the side
Of Joraemon street feet and inches easterly from Gin
street The lot Is feet inches front Is feet rear,
100 feet side and &c feet inches the other Maps
and full particulars At the Once Of the -
Fulton street BROOKLYN
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DATTERN MAKER WANTED--AT 50 DUANE STREET.
Il accustomed TO light work. Mono but first class
workmen need apply, to d. c. Force.
yNATCHMARERs WANTED Two FIRST RATE
w workmen one 70 go South also for this city Apply
TO Hiram Young, 1855 broadway
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS MATCHMAKER NONE
w other need apply TO Fellows Co.. No. IL Maiden lane.
yNANTED-Two GOOD SASH MAKERS NONE NEED
apply unless good workmen and also smart active
hoy One that has been the trade preferred In which
good will be given Apply at No West Thirteenth
street.
yNANTED-TwELvE OR FOURTEEN "sOFT HAT,
w trimmers-constant employment will te given Also
few girls will be taken to learn the business Apply corner
RAY mond Md B0ljYar streets, prQoklyn
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L,oR SALE IN BR0QKLYN--IN AN ELIGIBLE STU
II alton thRGkstory brick house. with stone base
ment and sobesllar, Sntaning water gas bath water
Clinton streets Built for the owners use,
ard under his surerntsndence. Grape vines, &C. Cash
Price SC
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6S0 REWARD.-STOLEN FROM THE STORE NO. 159
pDU West street Of Robinson the night OF
2fth inst the following property vz5 silver Watches
gilt do Aliens revolvers four dozen penknives 90 gold
rings English gold plated chain The above reward
Will be paid for the OF the property and conviction
Of the theft. JOSEPH SLENIN 100 West street.
G1 IN REWARD.-LOST, ON THE 22D INST STONE
plO martin victorne between Nineteenth aud Twenty
hrst streets in Sixth The finder will receive the
above reward by leaving the at 30 Broadway
No. d. j. j. TALLMAN.
G10 REWARD.-L0ST, ON THURSDAY LAST,
sDIO diamond pin, single The finder will return
81 to No. 81 Front street, or l0l Clinton place
tx REwARD.-LOsT on FRIDAY 24TH INST, SUP
sDC posed TO have been in omnibus, Madison avenue
line in walking from the Of Broadway aud Frank
lin street 20 Water street. gold case with slide for pencil
and pen The finder will the above by
ing the same at 1s6 Water street.
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Sewing NIachines.-A Set OF Boston Conspl-

YatcY endeavornS njure business and dis
0iet the ndutrious citizens Of New York. But
only make and sell the best sewing machines but
The oldest patent and several of the most sewing
machine patents. We have commenced offensive opera
tons against enemies and will demonstrate to them
and TO the public that sewing machine worth using
DO made without infringing exclusive rights and
chat rights cannot be violated with impunty The
sewing machines about which there s controversy
the improved single threaded machine sold by only
Nc. Brpa wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

Straw Goods.-We have now In Store and
finishing Of the stocks of MEMS
sey and children straw hats ladies' and misses bon
hsss Offered in this city, comprising variety and
se.y our own enabling as 70 name low prices
No hAttere in the city and country would find TO their
advantage to call Bonnets sold only by the case
A. LELAND Co. III Pearl street.
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rear.
FOR SALE IN BRoqKLYN1IN AN ELIGIBLE STU.
gsss and sSsf. I s eIsn be-
ard 1nd.I his sursrintsndencs Grape vines &C. Cash
FOR SALE ~ BRookLYN-sIx NEW GEErEEL
Tiled in with brick, neat piaslas French windows sliding
sSsn ss
a'is s g. slf1 aaa I
main main aye years Possession immediately Apply TO H.
farm the Hudson river, for New York property,
The house and let Ne 81 Henry street BrEoklyn The
and undercear and complete with all the
on AT
20 iEs' 5 s apply
win dispose Of some eighty acres in plots Of two and
half acres or more 70 sentlsmen who win o!lEate them
others need apply and such cash viii be required
is town Location healthy beyond qass.
eP sd AS the city Han
country residence with three acres Of land r more i
required IN New Jersey on the line Of the Camden and
and mile and GS%
day. The house is little over one year old built BY day
work in superior contains sixteen apartments
ample we'll
most excellent The elevated
commands view direction remarkable Tor saubrf
~ and residence boarding house offers
common advantages. Price only So The furniture
which and desirable horses cows implements &c.
also for sale For particulars apply TO s. HUMAN No
3 Broad street. from ~ till O'clock, JOHN HEN
EY lla Liberty street where plan Of the house can
he seen.
EOR SALE or TO LEASE-THAT ELEGANT FOUR
story English basement house No. II twenty ninth
street. north side between Broadway and Sixth avenues
house nearly and built in the best with
all the modern improvements Price to sell $50 OO very
small u cash required balance remain bond
and mortgage for three i've Price to ease II 600
for three years For cards of admission apply to A. G.
LOOMS I2s Broadway, near Thirty our'h street
HOUSE FOR SALE-A THREE STORY AND BASE
ment house. containing thirteen rooms the north
feet from Second with
the yard and we'll all in good order In
9ure OF T OAKLEY 67 Broadway, or on tho premises
Terms moderate.
II0TIL AND FURNITURE FOR SALE-THE LEASE
Ii of first class hotel in Broadway, doing good bust
The furniture is and encountered Ten thou
sand dollars cash will be required the balance
main None but aud respectable parties will be
MURRAY HILL PRoPERTY.-FOR SALE, SEVERAL
of situated north side Thirty ninth street be-
tween Third and Lexington They have all the
dern improvements St and finished in the best
and most fashionable style Sire Is by So feet and onr sto
ries high For particulars inquire Of THOMAS FITZPAT
RICK builder on the premises.
| DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-THE THREE STORY
IL brick house l3 Wlet street between Stan
street between Tenth and Eleventh each = BY 100
price 81 600 for the Apply to E. NJ. SKID
MORE at the Office of the New York Evening Post at
$50 Madison street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES Al AUCTlONs
lie LOTS ON HENRY AND HARRISON STREETS AND
10 Cheever place, Brooklyn.-JAMEs COLE 4 son will
Merchants Eschange NewYori the desirable pro-
perty Will lots Henry street between Harrison and
Cheever place. lots Cheever place between
Harrison and Dograw streets These lots desra
and only few minutes walk South ferry. For
maps and particulars apply to the auctiones No
4sFulton street brooklyn.
AUCTION NOTICE.-Two HUNDRED PACKAGES
and oher war TI
day, March ~ ut 10 o'clock byJ H. BARTLETT at 80
ments sOO The glass just received will
he sold by the package.
4 UCTIoN NoTICE.-SAMUEL OSGoOD, AUCTION
n eer will sell by auction at Castle Garden on Monday,
slmebt consisting OF household furniture iron tables
chairs benches setees carpets kettle drums music
Further particulars in future advertisement.
UCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.-JAMES W.
hMILLER Auctioneer, will sell Monday March q at
o'clock A. NJ AZ the store Of D. blanchard Co., $50 Pearl
street, ECO cases prime boots, shoes and brogans
DMINIsTRAToR'S sALE.-THE STOCK, FIXTURES
nns I lately sSS y j%ss
For particulars apply the premises or Of GRAFUL
Ia, 40 Bowsry.
UcTION sALE.-THE CELIA RS CONNECTED WIFE
the several Puss markets belonging 70 shs city sno
suction Tuesday April 1854 at u clock NJ 81 th.
city Hall for the term Of rye year. from the FIRST day Of
;snine sso the terms and conditions ct sale may be Oh
isned application at the Comptrollers Once no HsD
JACOB A. wEsTERvELT, Mayor
:. r. TILLOU, Recorder,
F. " EbMoN6 6s~ ecSamserlai.,
WM SHAVkSEfy chr n T Con- Conn Bd "a Al 1cn,,
Commissioners of Sinking Fund
Finance Department New York. Feb. %, 1854
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LNOR SALE III BRooKLYN-SIx NEW GENrEEL
two and half story basement and sub COLLAR houses
tiled in with brick neat piaszas French windows sliding
doors marble manter Ornamental cornicss pipes and
fixtures complete east aide Of Skman street half block
south Myrtle avenue which will be running at
four cents ly July title perfect Price 81 00 half
main i've years Possession immediately Apply 10 II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

Wigs and Toupees.-The Silver Medal
awarded for the best wigs bands curls front and back
Lraids always hand, made Of the best
had at MEDHERsTA HEARDs, II Maiden lane. War
Ianted to ehripk change color.
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A MEETING OF THE EMPLOYING SHIPWRIGHTS
IA and caukers was held Friday evening Path inst at
the East Broadway House OF East Broadway and
Pike street to take into consideration the matter Of
strike made by the journeymen in their employ for
advance Of wages Mr. Peter Mcnamara called the
chair and Richard Poon appointed Secretary The
following resolutions offered and adopted
Resolved That we have high and respectful appreciation
Of the rgts well the dignity Of labor and fully
nize the principle that the aborer Ia worthy his hire
Resolved That We have lively sympathy with the work
ing classes generally and especially with that portion
nscted with the business ia which engaged and are at
all times ready to cooperate with them In and
tending to their substantial and
but believing, sincerely do believe that the recent
movement among them, contemplating demand for ad
vance Of their wages from e 90 TO IS day will in no
TO their interests by dverting business port
throngng city with mechanics from other sections Of the
country and thus be the Of diminishing their chances
Of employment therefore,
Resolved, That we deem u inexpedent TO comply with
their demand and respectfully recommend thtm re-
consideration Of their determination strike present
for further advance upon tho
PETER MCNAMARA, Chairman.
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DOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
well established grocery and LIQUOR store, now doing
first rate business the OF Pearl and Frankfort
streets Possession given Immediately. Apply to T. w.
OAKLEY the premises.
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II A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.-TO HOTEL AND
y. restaurant Representation notce.Cole Chiffon
VIII sell at ton Wednesday March 3D. at half past 10
oe!eek NJ Nassau street the furniture and fixtures
OF the ashgton Hotel restaurant occupied by Mr..
enry Rie consisting in part Of the following articles,
WHINE steam boiler apparatus steam tables and
rossers several large refgerator marble floor main
marble counters large pier and mantel glasses
raj and engraynrs steam and washing
paratu gas natures harroom fixtures large quantity of
crockery and glassware chairs tables stools peds and
bedding together with assortment of various articles
connected with the hotel business Catalogues had
the morning Of the sale
Ctfce Is Nassau street
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A sslGNEBS SALE OF FRUITS PRIsIRvES LII.
y quers. sesars; Vegetables, Ac.-WILLIAH LIVING
~ s clock at the salesroom No Pine street. the entire
i importer to be sold in lots TO suit the trade and
ocIs connng In part Of and OF peaches
served ~ sugar and brandy barrels fresh
serteu sPps piums raspberres blaokberrss lemons
appss pesIs srspss surrant Jelly do French and
sss frssh ioh.sSr yrup raspberry vinegar spanish
DEpere fresh clans powder prunss in brsndy ar
boxes cologne cayenne pepper lines brandy,
preserved ginger assorted sauces s.tIse. .lmond
eordais carets Dupuy old brandy port wine aadeiraS
sherres whskey Also about 100 900 choice Havana
various brands together with all hxurs
eases counters boxes tables &c Also GOO dozen Paul
De We're bcttes signed and labeled Also two large paekA
the trade hotels restaurants, private families, DC.
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Espsp <oheBd. the Halter, has oga1n distaneed
all comp itors spring ard gentlemen taste nave o
edsd fnvcr Of and beautiful hats seiu AZ
Is "a And Superior hat cold IN broadway
Ter 81 The store Is iiS Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

CLARINDA.-RECEIvED YOUR NOTE, But THE
~ whole family had previously arranged to make npa
party and Johnstons benefit night at Bur
EDWINDA.
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Renoval.-Smith d LOunsbury would re.
spsctfly inform cir friends and the public that they
have changed their business location late No 449 Pearl
They are now prepared 70 exhibit their new spring styles
and ingram earpetngs, English and American floor oil
sIoth. and oil other goods pertaining TO the trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

Bachelors Heir Dye Is stil the Leading
s.tiels All TO be the best dye easans for
81 thousands in all parts Of the world proclaim the only
yeEabo dye known. Sold BACHELORS, 233 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

TOR sALE-THE THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE
and lot No 25l West Twenty fourth street Ninth
ayenue the lot rs feet front by about 100 feet deep
house y well finished throughout with bath room sc tho
price SeU0 subject to mortgage for 81 six pr
cent payable in 1902 1t will be sold at public suction on
Wednesday next, by A. II. Nicolay tho Exchange il
mot sooner disposed OF at private sao For ap
POST, No. ll2 Ninth avenue. = n "
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-THE THREE STORY
IL brick house l23 Wett street. between
ton and Houston, price 500 two vacant lots leth
street between Tenth and Eleventh each % by 100
feet, price $1,000 for the two lots Apply to NJ SKID
MORE at the Office of the New York Evening Post at
$50 Madieon street.
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UCTION sALE.-TwO EICHT-SHUTTLE CRANK
"A looms, one fifty two spindss twisting MILL tossshsr
with variety of other tools and machinery
manufaetuTng the hereafter named artices-0ns loom for
fnges, iampwiok webbing &c Sales by y. COTTON will
take place on Monday next March a. at I0 o'clock
White and Elm streets Albany Railroad depot,
second story room Al.
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DOR SALE-THREE SMALL MORTGAGES ON BROOK
IL Ign unenoumbered property worth treble the amount
having two years TO run and drawing interest at seven Pc
count OF 81 per cent will be allowed and the payment
the bonds Address Congreve New York Pos
Office.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. 90 WARREN
L street, nesr greenwich, open daily from II A. toll
before the day Of April will receive interest from
that date payable in July Interest cent sums Of
$500 and under. C. s. Woodruff, President.
W.pS Wv ryI PH,r }vice Presidents
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Pkxbe & CO., Fashionable Hsstters, I'D Brond-
xy-sprins summer fashion for gentemes hats and
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house. together with about half Of land stua
Ted South Fordham about hundred yards Of the
slight emnenee, and commands fine prospect Of the
rounding villages On the premises there several fruit
Of the finest quality and in full bearing prime well
Of water close by the and all necessary outbuildns
The house Is built in the most substantial and
OF the very hest materials For terms aud full par
ticularr, apply to PETER BUCKHOUT, South Fordham
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THE MILITARY.

A NUMBER OF HIGHLY RESPECTABLE FRESHMEN,
N with deep love Of atherand and for tho Irish
this their adopted country have taken the
luton Of forming grenader company which would DO
honor and symbol Of respect to rishmen respect
fully call all who have the interest Of the
heart second views None but the intelligent
and worthy need attend next meeting which will be held
az Capt Kerrigans Head Quarters p White street Mon
day evening March "a at o'clock precisely The standard
heigh We have adopted will be feet inches
REWARDS.
GC 000 Two THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
DA.OUO. will he paid TO person persons giving
such information as viii lead 70 tho detection and conyc
tion of the parties engaged in initiating and counerng
patented gold inaid needles and copyrighted labels
WIN. CROWLEY SON, needle manufacturer, Alcester
Warwioksbire, England. r. CROWLEY No loo William
street. New York.
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IJENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-WE DEG LEAVE
III to that in the disposal of the
furniture house and stables Of Mr. Belmont having been
effected at private rae auction sale will take place The
house consequently will not be for exhibition ad
yertised. HENRY II. LEEDS CO.,
Auc & nj
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HOWARD LODGE, NO. co. /. o. OF o. F-THE
IL members of Howard Lodge requested TO meet at
their rooms Odd Fellows Hail. Sunday March g. 1854
O'Clock p NJ for the purpose of attending the funeral
Of our late brother, John j. Gantz.
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WANTED-BY PHYSICIAN, THE POST OF IRA.
w Yelling companion To invads, DESTROYS of
making European tour opportunity offers of charac
ter rarely met with by who furnish the best Of
reference to character and ability Address Medicu
Herald office
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LNOR SALE-AN EMIGRANT HOUSE, DOING GOOD
IL business. Inquire at 100 Cedar street.
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The Credit of Green, No. Aston House, Il
boundess the credit given to his promises And why
Simply because he keeps faith with his customers He
sants his shirts they do ft He says they shall
be sent certain time and before the hour
they there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

TOR SALE-HOUsE AND LOT NO. 275 WEST TWEEN
tyseventh street, price $4,000; $1,000 remain on
bond and mortgage for three Inquire the premises
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THE TRADES. &C,

TOMMY TO MoLLY-scROLL BREAsTPIN, FOUND
in Fifth avenue stage, engraved Tommy to Molly In
quire room % st. Nicholas Hotel
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WANTED-A GOOD VEGETABLE GARDENER FOR
w about six months One who understands his business
may apply at No. SO Seventh street. in the morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

IGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT THE AMERICAN ATMOs-
pherie Gas Light Company now exhibiting for pub
lie their portable atmospheric light
applicable to all classes of dwellings, manufactores,
churches ard public buildings This is the first
fu experiment for producing most brilliant, cheap and
light exceeding in brlliancy any city and
less In the annals Of American ingenuity with
the exception and the electric telegraph has
there to the American public immensely
valuable and useful invention The company have now
completed their and to receive
and exhibit their light at the once Of the company
No. Broadway, second story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

TRY GOODS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, AT
~ auction.--A. II. NICOLAY CO. will sell At auction,
Monday March M at II o'clock at the Of Robert
Morris New Brighton Staten the whole Of the stock
ty Also the household furniture consisting Of bedsteads
ingram and Brussels carpets washstands chairs bureaus
mirrors sofas tete parlor chairs rocking do
tire tables mane glass curtains and the usual household
furniture glass china store fixtures 6c Catalogues ready
the day previous A. II. NICOLAY,
Z. sINTzENICH,
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TOR SALE-THE HOUSE AND LOT NO % TENTH
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues lot q feet
nehep 'front.' and rear by half the block house u feet
inches BY - feet brick front stores and
atio ana row IN first rate order Apply the premises
after two O'Clock, to LEMUEL VALENTINE.
FOR sALE-AaHREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
lot, 10. 10 East Twenty sixth street Price $1,000
Inquire at No 1S7, next door.
EoR sALE-A SMALL GENTEEL THREE STORY
II and cellar kitchen brick house and lot, nearly
new, with railing In front crate floor and
wNer pipes on every floor, pryy connected WITH sewer
ana croton aquoduct Price 81 40 viii be let for 600 per
year Inquire the promises "a West Thirty third street
ueer BroadTay and Sixth aYspps
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Mysterious RcvelatiOnss-DO You know
how many pcrsons have lately regained
n luxurious growth Of hairf They Bankers reliable
Seanly TONGUE Price - GENTS Sold everywhere Prin
cpal depot, BARRIERS Ladies Hairdressing Establish
manf
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ENOR SALE OR TO LEASE-THAT ELEGANT FOUR
story English basement house No u Twenty ninth
street. north side between Broadway and Sixth
house is nearly and built in the best manner with
all modern Price to SELL SD O0
small u cash required balance remain bond
and for three five Price to lease 81 600
for three For cards of admission apply to A. G.
LOOMS, l. I2S Broadway, Thirty four n street.
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TOR SALE-oNE SECONDHAND RoCRAwAY TO
II seat four persons; secondhand gig; do light
shifting top wagon; one do. very light top but
very little used and do business for sale
also, two Boston chaises and several bun
wagons: all to be seen at WIN. RAFFERTY'S Repository
~ Canal street.
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WANTED-A DRUG CLERK, TO co TO THE
northern part of the State of Louisiana to attend to
drug store and put Prescriptions Address c.
of Mesrs Boyd Paul 40 Cortandt street. with reference
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LyOR SALE-FIvE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick houses in street. between Second and
Third IN complete order All the modern improve
ments Terms easy. Price $4,000. Apply to D. ROBINS,
Is Sixth street.
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dor SALE-A FIRST CLASS LIVERY STABLE. IN
of the most eligible locations in this city doing
preto about TO and the lease and stock
will be sold low for cash Full particulars will he given
application to SMITH DRAKE, Al Eighth avenue
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T,OR SALE-A HANDSOME THREE STORY HOUSE
and lot fine basement and dry suboear, Of the
best in Brooklyn The house is well built sub
stantial and convenient with gas water pumps marble
manteis and all the modern improvements Price 81
only The greater part may remain on mortgage Title
perfect and good Investment. Inquire OF FOSTER
LOPER, No Sands street. Brooklyn, Fulton ferry
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER,
w TO whom good wages will be paid None need apply
unless they I'LL the place and we'll commended
Apply at No. Willow street, Brooklyn.
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HOUSE FOR sALB,-A THREE STORY AND BASE
IL ment house, containing thirteen the nort
side Eighty street. from Second avenue will
water in the yard and we'll all in good order In
9uire OF T. J. OAKLEY 67 Broadway, on tho premises
Terms moderate.