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Total this sic 030, 100 90
The folio wing very interesting notice TO holders OF the
Illinois bonds scrip and interest certificates viii fully
explain itself -
The Board of Trustees of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal have by resolution dated May 49, 1854 ordered
dividend 10 be paid the lst of July next the
of interest due Illinois bonds scrip and interest
certificates registered by the subscribers to the loan of
under the provisions of the laws of Illinois Of
lS43 and 1915 for completing the canal The dividend
viii embrace the portion OF the unpaid coupon of July,
lS3 after the payment to be made by the State said
1st OF July next that coupon Also the two coupons
of 1884, two of 1916 and two of 1S46n all six coupons
and fraction each bond of 81 000 and payment of
interest the registered scrip win be paid to st july
1Ste the registered interest certificates will be paid in
the proportion. Payment will be made at The
Office of the Treasurer d. Leavitt at the American Ex
charge Bank, New York, and the bonds scrip and
terest certificates well the coupons, must be
hibited at the time of payment.
The city councils of Baltimore have adopted resolu-
lion inviting proposals for the purchase of os2 shares
of the stock OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
being the dividend shares held by the corporation the
terms of the sale to be folowsNo bid to received
less rate than SO per share to De paid for follows
$40 each share the day after the Awards $40
10th July SO the 10th of August $40 the lst of
September the remainder the 25h of September
The shares be delivered whenever full payment shall
be made at the option OF the purchaser at any time pre-
yious 10 the above dates specified The proceeds
be devoted TO the pay men of the interest the internal
Improvement debt of the city If there should be sale
of the stock the fund commissioners authorized to
borrow the money necessary therefor the city credit
and to hypothecate the stock therefore.
The current operations of the Treasury Department
the 18th inst, follows
For the redemption of stocks. Si3t 922 81
For the payment of other Treasury debts. 2I 80 a3
For the customs ........................ As 90
Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous
sources ......'......,............ 8S7 10
For lie NAVY Depa rtment II 1886 oG
For the Interior Department ............ 1881 u
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
,uc certain articles except foreign dry goods imported
this port during the week ending Friday June 16,
1851
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr New YoRK-vAIUE IN.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERc lAL.
M o n e Y M A n X 4 T

SUNDAY, June ls-P. M.
Throughout the week just closed there has been very
depressed feeling in the stock market and the market
value all of securities has been steadily dpre
eating. Dividend paying well on-dvidend paying
stocks followed the track and those who have
been compelled 10 realize have had to submit TO great
sacrifices The bears have had fine harvest but It IS
our opinion that they sowing CROP in putting
out short contracts that viii not prove SO productive
They never satisfied with decline in prices no mat
ter how great may be- and frequently lose by reac-
ton what little caution would have secured. The
demand for money for days past has been very
tive and the market is decidedly stringent The banks
have been particularly cautious since the last weekly
statement made such poor exhibit in the specie
department and must look for contraction in
credit extent The shipments OF specie last
week amounted to nearly million and half of dol
lars a sum we can i'll afford 10 lose just at this time.
II is fortunate for holders of stocks that dividend
day is not far or The first OF July generally disbuIses
large amount of capital in the shape Of dividends and 1t
will enable many 10 carry stocks who otherwise would
be forced to realize has been reported that delivery
had been made by the seller of the five thousand shares
of Nicaragua transit stock sold in December last at %
per cent seller twelve months This is incorrect; only
partial delivery has made. Tho fortunate pur-
chaser has received but two thousand shares leaving
three thousand shares undelyered. We that the
books of this company will be closed in few days,
when dividend will be declared, payable about
the 5th Of July, The declaration of dividend will be
accompanied with report that viii show the ability Of
the company to pay dividends hereafter regular semi
annually. We assured that if the company hereafter
annually half much money has during the
past year. regular semi annual dividends OF four per cent
san be paid.
Albert H. Nicolays semi weekly auction sale OF stocks
and bonds viii take place, usual Monday at half
past " O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The outward movement of specie from this port last
week quite active, will DO by the annexed
statement
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he following summary
Total. 81, 46l, 2

Total 81 ,461 262 81 Total. 81 ,46l, 262 81
The report closes with commentator Of the custom
of the stockholders meeting annually to elect directors
and receive account Of their stewardship and they
of the continued and increasing prosperity of the
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DANISH wEsr INDIES.
SIP Flour, bbls.. 600 50 ,c2o

Value of merchandise exported week ending
June 10, 1854. 10000
Breadstufs do not form q very large portion OF. the
aggregate of exports during the past week The total
appears 20 have been made of greater variety than
usual and the destination of shipments has not been
much out Of the usual course. At this OF the
year. the outward movement Of merchandise is usually
limited The expectation Of specie lately has been quite
large and it is likely to continue. Whether this win
strict in any way the shipment of merchandise remains
to be seen.
The last annual report of the Morris and Essex Rail-
road Company gives the annexed exhibit Of its opera
tons during the past year and its financial condition at
the close
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
Total receipts during the year 24l 10
AS follows
From passeng' $ll3 391 O6 Mails ......s2 500 80
Freight. ..... 1882 80 Rents ands undries 1873 90
The expenses were 942sl 6s the following being the
Repairs of road $780, 900 So Horse keeping. s5sis "a
and cars e.. 154ss rs Oil ......... 2,l7s "a
Waste .......... 3Ol Go Damages. ..... 8l3 81
Injury 10 persons 10 90 Wages at stains 1851 as
Wages trains. 9692 GO Salaries. 3,sH IL
72S 90 Advertising AL 90
The balance after paying expenses 49,: s'5,o5o IS
paid two dah DIVIDENDS " az
Balance clear profits during the year .si4 o6 IS
Tie number of passengers carried during the year.
elusive of commuters and free, 245 925.
Two engines costing 1914 1885, and eighteen cars cost
ing SIG 545 have been added to the equipment Of the
road The present equipment consists Of nine engines
and ninety cars, of different kinds.
The sum expended the extension between Dover
and Hackettstown up to the LIST instant amounts to
s4s2, 74e, SO, composed of the following items
Grading $3.50, 632 IA Interest 500, 200 OF
Bridging rails & Engineering. 14,729 20
superstructure 1877 227 Al sundries. 3,44e 10
Right of way 4l,153 al Buildngs..... 1874 50
The bonds due last January all paid and to meet
the ayment the expenses Of connection the completion
of the road to Dover &c, 800 bonds Of 81 600 each
issued last December, payable Jan. 1st 1864,
at per cent interest secured by mortgage the road
Under this mortgage they have the right to issue
not exceeding half the entire expended
at the time the road and not to exceed altogether
million of dollars The Board think it will only be
sary to increase the issue Of bonds to very moderate
amount and for the purpose of furnishing the improve
ments in progress contemplation, they think in
of stock would be preferable to enlargement of
the debt.
They have disposed of 24 of the bonds all par part
of the remainder have been spoken for leaving about so
to dispose of.
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FgIiE yeelI,gs.

FfFINFNFo
LNIRE cRACHrRS.--50O0 BOXES FIRE DRAcBgRS,
No L. gold chop ~ pecka, fer sBls by DAlt
9itGARIIN CO, vtolef@s dessefs IN sorc, - tfutss
Ive front sweet.
1890
uaypYW oRRs- A FULL ASSORTMENT or TRg ssss
quality Including every descrgtion q eshiesioI'
aoored al 81 which ohsrod ~ bo low
est prices " TAOMAs DUskjH, 10 Maiden iaas
UuEEWoFBs or all, DESCRIPTIONS, WARRANTED
arat auay,-Eshioitiona ssnsiiec 40 saors ooticoi
crnekrrs ro0ksts candies, tu hght t.anxes
large v@riets % ansH Norkn euifsh's - se.ls-.
lyJ = $500, - v~.A. '. ya~---sA
s.rsss.
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FINANCIAL.
$7ON OOO OF THE RESERVED CAPITAl
Of tna Saline Coal And Mann

1OO 600 THE .ssI v CAPITAh
ic At the Merchants E.ehsnse New
on isGss 1 es Us
liable TO assessment Of which 600 shares tie
6ss IN II
nos The own over o3 acre: q easss9s fam
gate Of 50 feet The greatest portion Of hs SUI
salt ''iH s.usss III
Of theie products especially coal which sells readily fo
The company three coal mines open AND in working
opsrston over houses built and others IN process o.
machine shop osrpenters shop sswmis
two sesn bosts thirty coal boats about miles q
tools &C. All the works and crocto new, having
s a the last T sav for cash
the has 60. gut ana cod over ten q
has s n ct ss sh:s s
by the first Of Argust dyoend will have been earned Of
* per cent After that periadi Is expected that Che
earnings will increase In still ss tho outside
ground galleries .nd will continue to pushed forward
day and night for tho purpose Of getting working room
meeting on the 9Th instant. the
pany determined upon the folio wing line Of policy
Of tho h. b as s.
to complete tho construction wihout the of
snnuny an org The sockiojde,s Under this policy
the vast property viii be kept free from embarrassment
property is believed that all thu. GLASS Of
h K r their u
brace this ,tunity 20 invest in this stock The
saic to cover and provide for fur.
thr improvement. 50 shat the net earnings be d.
diDnution for the purposes of furhe
:, 4 Fl may be made t e wo1D
Company, No. Pearl street.
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trURNI1URE roo SAhg.--A PERSON WHO IS ABOUT
70 depart for Europe would b. siao 70 dispose q por
tion Of his household rrs with Without ne lease Of
bic apartments the remainder OF the year The apart
fs consist Of two large and two snail rooms heu very
md the VIII bo sold Tor 30. apply TO nr
CApNEY, Of Dyiaion avenue and Sixth street, Nl
litlaBburg.
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FURNITURE.

UEAasJLED COTTAGE fuRNIrUEE --yA rns ~
A. S.scey Nos. 6lf and $50 Brosdwsy received h.sS
taes medals from The EfyAta Palace snd sn@co-n l1sS
ue for The beat sue Of sareled chsmbte furniture
invite the public TO examine thcs oxt5ssiye socs Su;5
Tih har matt paIssses Eogs en0 bolstors
from
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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSION TO COMFY IsLAND.--THE NEW AND
AZ splendid steamer N0kWALK, Gartsin 8. Hitchcock,
will make three excursions daily 70 Coney leland fol-
loweleave New York. foot OF Spring street. at 9 NJ,
Coney Island at Ii A. M and az F. M-lsndug Ford
Hamilton oh Fsse TO Fort Hamilton Corey
lapd and back to New York rs cents 70 hall price FOX
children.
EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANks-TBE
" steamer LAURA KNAPP, Capt. Anderson, will make
OF Franklin street Mt o'clock Amos street IA, Spring
street. M Peck slip oelosk Broore street, ryer
o; south Third Street Williamsburg 81; psr NO. g. "
o'clock.
U,nn ErvpoaT UvIofI, rory s0ygoUTa STTs
EAGLs leaves every morning, except Saturday, 40
o'clock IRON foot Of Murray Ut eet seturnpg leayas tn
docks Of tbo Florence snd kcyport Company slceL
TUE FISHING RhHKs-A CARAT A MEETING
Of the Izaak alton Aseooation their auess held
on tosrd the Buffalo Capt Smith on SATURDAY.
June H. motox, The 70 lowing solutions wore uuani
same published IN or more Of tho city paper - -
Rerolye, ItGt tic thar ks OF he this Asso
ciat~ and their guests IL pre- emine.ty sle 10 Capt
smith OF this boat for The untrng exortioa bo Ia
depaJed in making this ion 10 tho IN
ipg BANKS this season, not only successful I'm,
e further s BOAT to tho atronase IF on
Ky Who may feel DESTROYS OF visiting me Fish
Inc TakSs In subssaatial. safe and oommodous boat,
nter the command Of gentleman who possesses all he
attributes 20 commend him TO tue favorable
deraton u ell lind, and especially this patsors
OF the srt pi-oatoriki Signed, WM. e. CROOKER
JAMES IA. TURNER, Secretary. Commodore.
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GS0 000 CASH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT
%CU.OUU ION Watches diamonds, jewelry, silks,
ooths and all KINDS of collAterals
ally for cash. Terms LIBERAL and strictly safe
tnl az the Grand street Loan Office z Grand street. M
stairs. Entynnce Reoyes daguerrean rooma
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A GENCY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIs.--NOrICE
IA hereby SVEN that stalmert of sl2 will paid
each 81 900 Of tho stock Of State
Of the subsrbers and sitter Monday he third day Of
all street
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REsl1TANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT
HI land and Weies Bills of the Enps Of Char OF.
the Bank Of liverpool in pound sterling
upwards payable ~ of the banks the United King
dom, Tor sale by BREW Err CALDN ILL ssors 70
Center Co, NJ. 20 Old alp, sornsr ysas, greet
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.--Two GENTLEMEN AND
- their wives four single obtain board
in private family in most desirable location within two
may be enjoyed For further particulars inquire OF j.
jackson, ESQ., of William street and Exchange
place.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAl.
INSTRUCTION.

q -JuLLIEN's cos GRESs TICKETS AND FIFTY
U cards wrtt9n beautifully bs Mr. BRIST0W. the only
I'D writing ,stahhment, $50 Broatwsy Private tuition
- ladies' and gentleman fluent and superior hane
missed 20 all Application al through Adams
Co loited States E1p:es' Saratoga and Newport
rrrl tNlh
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A NY AMOUNT OF MONEY, IN LARGE OR SMALL,
"A suns to loan, advance purchase ct sight,
Dire diamonds ewcry personal property collateral
curtes of cash value the old responsibe Pa
cfc loan Office the Pacific bank corner Broadway
and Grand street. Terms liberal
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BOARD IN SOUTH BROoKLYN-AT NO. 23s HENRY
- street near Atlantic street There are at present
cancies for three gentlemen gentleman and lady,
in and handsomely furnished house with all the
dern improvements. Location most desirable
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NEONEY.-CAsH ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS.
WI watches, jewelry elvcrware valusbles PERSONAL
property generally bought for cash r. WOOU 60 ui-
Ton street tscord fooS front from to M. speI-
q tim for
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POARD-A BACK PARLOR. FURNISHED To LET,
- with or without board to single gentlemen or to
let Thoso wishing to procure quiet homo in respecta
hle family will please apply a. l73 East Broadway.
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DOARD-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN
~ well furnished connecting with folding doors,
with board for the ady0 by addressing Widow Union
square Post Office House quiet and retired and pleasant
located None need apply those that willing to
literally in advance,
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rERNs CASH, WITHOUT DIsCouET-CAsH STRAW
Fc ds hoese vii open on Monday Juae ~ large
stock 81 straw goods consisting IN part OF ~ cases sp
straw 5oEpot 20 dunstabe boz nets 10 cases Fo
renee lonne % straw and lace honnets 10 nases
misses leEhorn fate 20 cases mtna and boys hate all Of
~ ltl w lc fol1 low e. cash, q WDiER + ALIvuEI
~ ard 70 John street, eoypsr Of lliam street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

TO THOSE INTEL ESTED ~ LUMBER FOR SALE
m iiteres. an extensive lumber dresaicg pia.ins
tNing, &c cste tshment located the II, canal ana
Central Railroad at 81 the best points In the state or
business viii All requisite machinery, in snecessu
OPERATION end fcine splendid BUSINESS Terms rstsoas
MCKINNEY, No ~ broadway Wey York city Ok ~ ~
1..y..r ..-e,,
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DoARD-N A FIRST CLASS HOUSE WEST OF AND
- near Broadwsy-hopse . remarkably cool one farni.
Clean Best required and given. Please call at
20 Clinton place, Eighth street.
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DARE CUtNCE FOR MEN OF MODERATE MEANS
III -rsedbam lots, on Harlem Railroad, one hour frou
sity HALL Of the choicest sites to be found
Of this road. Trains run from 5A " TO VI T. NJ Comm
tston about ten cents day Also, houses with geI
ard fine rooms II good Locations fifteen ginues from
York In Jtrsey Iit $1,000 TO si<JJ maps apply
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BOARD on STATEN IsLAED.-PERSoES DESTROYS
ID of obtaining boa.d in the country for the coming
may hear of healthy snd eligible location in pri
yats family by applying at l Weut street. Of the cpl
horge6.
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BOARD. - ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS IN
ID suits otherwise, to let to permanent or transient
boarders few single gentlemen also obtain
comfortable rooms with board First class acconn,ods
John,e Park.
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ERENcH BoARD;-FURNIsHEo ROOM OR APART
mcnt to le TO single gentlomen, in respectable pr
yate French family wit breakfast aud and dinner
Sundays required The house very we'll furnished and
provided with gas bathing &C. I1quve at No. LOG
Eleecker street west of Broad way.
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TO TEA DEALERS -ONE OF THE REST SrANr 8
for the Wholesale md retail tee trade ia Tor
i've years lease with fixtures thing pleto
retdy TO open of tho store O. Catbsrne tho
market IL Tor sale in Of he snddsn death
o. the proprietor, Appiy TO JOHN ACkDsND so $
~ batsa str9et. or 20 Messrs, 9, BUbkHALfsh co
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FURNISHED ROOMS IN BRoOKLYN.-oNE OR TWO
gentlemen can be accommodated with large furnished
front pleasantly sisua cd ia OF the ioca
orn in Broollyn within minutes walk OF the ferries
Address 9. D., Herald Office
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BOARD IN 3I0oKlYN.-AN UNPUBLISHED ROOM
~ with bedroom communicating for a gentleman and
wife, Large pantres and gas Alao Iucnshed room for
single gentleman. House within five minutes walk of
South and Wall street ferries Inquire At No. ~ State
street, corner of Henry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-BY TWO GENTLE
~ the Harlem railroad not farther from the city
than Fordhan References given and required Address
with FULL particulars, E. G. and IL Herald ofiee
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A SPLENDID SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR,
n also third foor will be let to gentlemen only
With breakfast if desired an dinner on Sundays in frat
whose families in the during summer
find desirable home by applying ut 100 Amy street.
Sixth avenue.
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pOARDING--sINGLZ ROOMS AND SUITS OF ROOMS
ID either furnished unfurnished may bs had in fgst
class boarding house. 1T 100 Madison avenue house
-eploe with location unsurpassed The
Wall street stages the door; South ferry and
avenue stages pass the house.
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EOARD IN BROOKLYN.--B0ARD CAN BE OBJ
tanned for single gentlemen, or gentIemon and their
at former prices gentee private boarding house.
Location desirable convenient to Fulton Montague fer
RIGS Apply a. 1853 Fulton street, opposite Clinton
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BOARD NEAR 81. JOHNS PARK.--A FAMILY, WHO
j. receive but few boarders, accommodate two
Lrec srge gentlemen, or gentleman AID his WIFE Tho
very desi able and the family snail qiet, though
cal erfs moderate and references exchanged Hot and
cold baths in the house. Apply Mt No. Beach street.
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QuRNIsEEn BED ROOMS DOWN rowa TO LET
with or without board lseparae beds to respectable
steady pe-sofs IN small private family perm anent
gniet lcdger II per week So for board Apply Esd
Greenwich street eoar store rst abuyV CHANGERS street
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DOAED.-oNE OR TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be with board pleasant
ia small private family by calling ia Mulberry srae
between and Grand.
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n OOO TO LOAN-ON MORTGAGE ON I'M.
ptO.OOU proved real estate in this city. Apply to
WIN. Il BRONER, No. Nassau street.
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GC 0n0 TO 8, 600 PERSONS WITH THIS AMOUNT
YL.UUU from Ohio or those willing TO live travel
therein purchase monopoly for that State that will
yield Thorn handsome fortune If well managed Apply
room IL.
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DROoKLYN.-A LADY OCCUPYING BEAUTIFUL
I'D house. with dne view OF the Bay, beths gas thrso
blocks Wall street Atlantic ferries
pate two genteel families single gentlemen with single
suits NJ Apply by letter. personally at 52 Hicks
street. Reference required.
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poARD-PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT. WITH DE.
I'D rablc rooms for gentlemen and their wives single
gentlemen may be had In pleasant location. st.
Johns Park. HOUSE with all the modern improvements
References exchanged No. l76 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

INoR sALE-AT RAKGAIN, A STYLISH ESTA
+ Nshment, eonssting of handsome bay horse, sis
light wagon without top, nearly new; sleigh, harne
robes &e oil complete and in good order Can be sesn
tho Club Stable ri Third street, Bowery. For teri
&C. apply to o. K. MOONEY, Citizens Fire Insurance
fee So BoWary
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100 EIGHTH AVENUE, BETWEEN NINETEENTH
lSZ and Twentieth streetsA very elegantly furnished
psrlor to DO gentleman and his wife, or to two single
rentlemen 1t 50 per week, each.
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BOARD VERY PLEASANT ROOMS, FURNITURE
II quite in small private family, with breakfast
and tea otherwise to suit and where ali
homo can be obtsiued, st % Orchard street.