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LEGAL NOTICES.

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WANTED.
FOR RENT. =

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d Sore, win gapts front, .ragon oasing ~
Fuiea aad Sew sSes street., complete Possession
Z BARELLI L co 81 commnn street.
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YEN4 RENT-From the LIST October two IN
H. eomfo,taOis ws Story DWELLING AoUs ES, ao. 2&
o. aud Us Nj. q. Is auest. sPPy to $3.50
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SHIPPING 1krRIx1aErcE.

T.. SATURDAY moRuise,, Sept. "a, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. 90
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Ba YNifAI,

wv WATIHMAksRl JFWFLER. = e
=. . Is Magazine srets6sar tbs Arcade Hss,s ~
Wo'h respectfully caths
plenddsiael newly imported W A1IR ed is II
st'sg Of foe God Silver VIZ TcE s:aa 81,
GO ard ssaser sss JsygEL spsrs
socks TOILET ee which sslssl a sess
% ri,eplsr tttensiou paid rfparng wach-s sus
pared by HIN, sthi e : aAa -
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
? NED, duly appointed agent

tiansa AEEorFS AsRETT i z.sss.s--s
ca, for Inv of the hyperion ztgSs-SIyF ~ ks
sfA ANDES aiso SOLE tsi. 49, n p SIf.yIs K
RoRf -R Of cssbfhtsJ y
PpptTNEF BRANDY. tsbow VII ir@ l8E%G# iSsSsEB
prepared receive orders All tsH III
either, to 10 ihsbed aiFsnt AMI MINE r. % -
any polut IN the Union, W. - sa@$
lowest narks s Pfiess for Cog as4 T. lasss
" Sas'Bas be sase- At,
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Taso THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF Lou1.

EEoBSE TO LEr-No. 264 Carondelet scS
n street, Petseea Jaiaan St. ioep Apply NJ
aust No. 80 Meet. sou 81
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6srHERRY BRANDY--1oo cases prime, for
v aale by -. DYAh Il co,
seJ9 6td&itW 5aviar, Fulton and Lee sses
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GsURACoA AND MARASGHiNO- so cases
~ eltr.. toI sale by DYA3-& CO, =~=>
sells Btd&itW Grayiar, u see eets
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Ap Casti Ion, ists GODDARD oArd, pupay d Co. and
brands-4sl IA kass DfAs a 20.
ael9 6tdtitW Ne
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Then he sheriff rode and read the fatal verdict and
the with the white hat black mask and grsen
after some bnngiing slipped the noese pulled down
tue cap and descseded the ladder and in another mo
John dangiinsi IN the air and bis soul vino
ats way to juavment. There vas no struggling, kcs.
lag or other indication Of torture; the body hung Ike
ladep weight. with slight drawing 10 every
moment OR two and after hanging proper time was cut
down. celined carried away and buried.
The ehsrg made upon the omoibnsses by the dispers
ipg multitude, sight to see In one omnipps a
hight took place which ended in the comhstapts being
pulled QUO and taken to prison by the Nationa
who were near and acting cohstabes for the
time. The day was very hot, and are opinion that
The large crowds who went to the hanging on foot and
without umbrellas, paid rather dear fDr their whistle
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MAaxETs.

gs t.44's SATURDAY MosNrre, Sept a. 1896
Our general market has again presented an animated
appearsnce for the during the past Cotton
has been unusually active and prices baya advsnced
sugar sod molaeses have bsen 10 good reques there
mas been fair export demsud in Flour Very little has
been done In Corn. Provisions have been with
good demand at little higher prces Pork and Bacon
freights have been quiet without much change in the
rates, and Exchanges have remained without mach
alteration, -.
We yesteray morning published the Bstc1s accopta
embracing dates from Liverpool the s fnss. They
reported duh Cotton market at Liverpool with pcea
rather more in favor of buyers though Of the crcu
lars report the market unchanged &c the cose The sales
of the week stated bales of which 1000
taken for speculation nd 5000 for export Brown,
shplsy Co quoted Fair Orleans at I'D Middpog Or
leans al 62Sd Fair Upnnds al 63ld aud MiddrfDg Up
lands 1t 61sd b. The aaotations Of Denoistows Co.
for Fair Upands and sgd for MiddIiug oriesbs
The sales Of Friday the 7th inst, stated 5000
bales. The Money market very sringspt ths Bank
of England had advanced the rate u cent? and the
Balloon In the vaults Of the bank had decreased
during tbs week. Consos had declined and closed at
sol0g0T., 49, s.s.st.- 4
sooPf0Nwe left the Cotton market at the close of
cur last review with steady appearances and fair
demand. The inquiry WIS good on Saturday and 1900
bales changed bands at the the preceding
day. 0n Monday however, the demand fell on and the
sales were hutedfo about $500 bales without any
rial cbapge In the ratea On Tuesday very aetiSs
mand spraDg up, and continued Wednesday and
Thursday, resulting In sales for the 266oo
bales prices gradually Strengthening INIT. an adsAaee
established Of H99<e b. Yesterday morning the
Batc's accounts placed before pubiic aud not
being favorable, the inquiry limited barely 1000
bales found purchasers king the entire business Of ths
week $1,000 baies Prcss not 50 4frm but closed
without any quotabIe change from Thursdays figures
which were as follow:
"a ~ 81 q NEW ORLEANS ofAssIFIcATit1N = r
Tufarfcf nonpi Uidd1fnu IN zni>
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Ssesmsr staeaylss bales cotton 4rd ssrpda,.
a -, V ao wine ESQ z amnefs--50 Cuddy kfoyn
ao Ferry eteoss Do do Ryse a 40
sh1tt St-hion a. Ie~ Jehl WAL Erssa = ~
SUMMERS &csi5 dodot uffy Psrsn- 85s ssak
4adst ato--s4 bbls hoGr Hewtt, Norton &t4 rsnhs i. a.
an, = sasAifs q
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tSsHE undersigned will continue the Tobacco
VIZ snd sss =, es fnass hrm Of
fz fa- f. A. kANEIsS.
x,,1uxlz, ,o.. THtSsF PaTTxN.
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II. A. FAITNEsTG6E,sp EasIIFUGE.
% EGULAR PRACTITIONERS maka

GREEN RlvRR-sps Boat sseaSt.st LANDER to p,a.a,
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ssTEAM BAfrERY AM. eLiaRFIEK FoRs

SAL f-onsC Baey sit neteI-y Two Ard q
haee sssp sith gpe Fn1r
seven BY otrtse e. ser
VI inch ntpe, 1.-The vtsvs
and satsry (naw
on lib fa terms- gsssgg5sssggT 20 es' t'1 seiss
iayat9 y 81 M a. ,IA Nj a, AZ
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srsrtr s,ue6t AvprFNsAaY.- Fourteenth al.
tertary 4 SUNDAY seloo ~. auaehsi y ue Nosfsl
street hApps, ehsreh s - bsl4 n ts nss'ns iIsus.
between Rrooms snd Grand street., thls srsaiar ris
pses, mostly original batng zen grsyssi for IT,
0oeasl0n We unter3tAa1 tat gas - tts tssaei
founded ukeh actually trAuspafs4 II thA Ias
election. % eaFly All sst goo9 dskts.
Ig1rm ~ - on ussr--Jans. NsRrsae oas a
or oHsst fnsshsn's d'si ss nght 4 hls isse rrsi
dane,, FiGlh avenue In NE st;h ysaF II ~ age NJ
NeIhis uas rel krsEa a. bcing lArys,y .aisfe.el "a
us ifish irnks.
TIKE ~ HscEr kfkFG--A fts hrOas 0ut - g'stsek
ytsisrdAy aftsrncsn IN a @sbtnft al iaaays ~ ~
stnati Al No. 80 flenry tfat ~ "a Ar t~ieugu.
% GnttFi bishop Tho gfsu.lss- asA tsea osssi ~
over .anfh pat An3 - So varks1st vatA - ~
hgnF1ArN fuEhtaFe, whita bad yeen piaasi a0rasa
NJ Etfop resss in ths ffgnt Lal4ing sfs4 ~. Bshsp
sas NJ IRA leFBou ph0 asagtsre4 he ffe. 10 sect
80 tk8 AL8f aaeeAe ~ 3ser ss4 f54nt ~ - - -
burning arnsngsl u ~ fssslrf b.1s ~ Bsbsp
haa ~ si tDg - ~ FrtsB,sss, bat
tb~ rclieisa bad eHftfst efesft teJ - ~ Ses iaft
Ciiy IN Ufsnee teEag&hy, NJ Bs1ap ss bs'ss s &C.,
~ sisst 100. Thr premises 49, re4aa 10 stafy
framt uss ~ shS - ~ uppsr tafi Hsa issifo1s4
TIE fErtn, A. rfaal wtv Daiefiy ai portt atf ffs
tsa's4 tit hsHf ftgb ttfts ny z - s'eaas eai4'
ENNs
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After tho above bids we're made a number we're then
sold at par and announced that the rest would bc
taken at private sale There evidently dlsap
poinmen the part Of the members that they did not
bring higher prices.
The congregation worshippIng At this church 4 under
the pastoral charge OF Row DR. Adams formerly Of the
Presbyterian Church Ia Broomc street.
This church is Of thc most unique in the city
It in the first pointed English Gothic style. The plan
OF the church consists In pcrches each side
which black walnut starcaaes 10 tho galeriea The
main body OF the church Il sxywo feet by eighty 1--WE,
and the Sunday school room, over which Ia lecture
room.
The interior Of tho church has no columns TO obstruct
tho view. The gallerioa DO no, rost columns, but
are hung from tie walls and derive support from
the floor.
Both the galleries anil roof arc IN minated which
gives great hshncss 60 the Interior taking away tho
heavy appearance which would he inevitable, " they
led been In color, ard to patlcuiarzc the
detail The ground of the panels n, ceiling IL blue
with white ornaments. Tho timbers painted a neu.
tral tint, ornauentod BY bandngs os yermilion and
The furrhre Of tho church Ia Of black walnut the
pulpit and screen behind richly designed and have
The side sindows are lled with stained glass import
ed from England the beautiful window Ia the tower Is
designed 10 give mellow effect 20 tho atmosph Of the
interior in The afternoon
The roof i opcn; Il II Of ons span and 4, supported
on srched principals shrh rest massive stone
bells, built IN tho buttresscs.
There are four entrances 70 the church by richly
moulded doorways, three ~ which have gabed porchs
Al the west end is a tower III feet high. IT, mos,
striking features the frs pointed window, with its
deep sl and the trefoel cof6ol course between the
bu,tregges, 10 carry tho bellfy story
The corncb Of the tower IL sgpporol BY trefoilcI
corhell course from which vii rso oota olal spe,
ornamcned by crocfeta NJ the angles snd terminals
In final go feet from the gloand tho whole will b.
constructed entirely 81 stone.
The side walls nankrd hv massive butlres,ea o.
support the trust of the roof; They are m tso stages
snd terminate in gable above the side wail Bets cen
these Two tiers ~ windows couplet 10 afford HIGHT
underneath the galcrlea abc,, this IL mull0noi win
dow for lighting tho main body Of tho church the
nice IL trcfoil.d
The ROOT is covered WITH green slate tho rise o. which
il ornamtuted with range ol ventilatprs, between
which ridge tiles ~ terra Gotta.
Messrs. Richard Gpohn A Co. Ars the architects Of
his church tt IA in tbesu ghborhoi " 800 00J
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special season OF the Grand Csuncn of the stste "
New fofL j nos Ia session al obi Feow. Hsl, IN thla
city. The call of hs rrtra session. ear1, wa male
to possess tho subornale Councils 20 this State vi sb1
new ritual and work adopted by tho latc Grand Ma
tonai Convention recently assembled Ia Cincinnati th"
new ritual and work Il Is said T. far nEi.oa aAI d.
its tone aud imposing In s forms an e.rc,nonies tina
any Of lis proc eeessora The third dsgrce m psricn =
lar IL IL stated s elegant structure .minsntlv
conservative and national in ita tone and dcsgn being
in fact purely national deyreos Of the North
and South, East ana West. The delegates Ia attend.
the State Grand Council number from twelve %
fifteen hundred, and are rapidly augmentng In numbsr
by every train and steamboat Tho session win pro.
badly la, three or four days Is generally under
stood that the famous "test resolutions enacted al
the last session viii either be much modified or repealed
altogether.
We learn from reliable that state Legislative
Council was nsusura,cd during the past week, by ths
Grand President Of the Ser York State Council Its
President, Senator from this city and all 10 officers
and members, thoroughly ant.seward. The dssiga
in institutins this Counci presume, 10 unite
and concentrate into solid hoiy all tho elements o.
opposition 20 Seward, which, learn, sufficiently
potent, u - concentrated TO insure biz defeat.
In tbs hto election for schosis IN the Fourth
ward Of this city VI. Ausrican party, u appears.
tho only party whose tais conforned TO this require
mentr q The statute p .eh made ami provided,
and upon that ground hey hsrs contested the returns a.
the soft ahc tcmocracy before c oarl n Education Tor
Commsaioners, and have Initiated the requisite proccod
inss before tie Supreme Court Tor the n,taaaon q
their trustees Emintnt legal authorities have be-a
consulted and q generally believed that their demand
too well fortified BY the sxps. q The atatst.
to be successfully resisted.
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Auction in q Church.


VNLT W 70 TIT UTNNN HVVAHE FNEJUfTKHTAN
CHuRCu--DEschlPrioN or Tug BUILDING.
There was larye attendance lasf night az o'clock
to witness The sale OF the pcwa the now Presb
esur,h IN Madison square. The bidding at arG was
quite lively, but before the tWcEtcth pew was so,l II
fell OF, and At the twenty arst stopped entirely and
number were then taken At private sale, at the prices
specified on the map
The terms were twenty lye per cent down, aui the
rest in two, four and six months Nearly So 900 were
realized in the way Of premiums BY the auction Mr. L.
N. Hoffman was the auetioBcer The following table
gives the number of the pew the price and premium hid
last night. The bids for choice and by per
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The Late Fight between PagiIisds IA Hre.d-
aLL PtKrEs MnouGnr 70 COUNT.
EvU.4.s..g sf..# - y. f.sI. xes.Et

nam h@itou tritrs justice welsh
ysierlsy th, examination INTO to late 8gLl th.t o.
cUrtti "a Taus eaio0n ln ef Vailacks thsA,re -
tween Tom lyst oa ne onr sl6. ,al Jm Tsrp,r, Lsaa
ratsr 49, Harry Young ihs otLsr ss,os ~ b-ior-
Justice welsh ~ ne cty Marsal Police ooaft, Ia III.
pr'sence ~ large natsr u rpeaAtors composed for
tho most part q pu ,sts gamblers and rowdss T1s
excitement among the frlsnds n 10th parties -as 10.
tsDse, bs,suss tho complalnsst aud d.fsns.nt.
we're repfsert = tavs teen the azyrisysa PARTY %
The nght - the iracs.. IN III. examinations before Jas
ue' Ws'sh hysri- the complAfnasi, eharrinr ssssry
Turner. RalfF Au1 YoHng vith hsviaR fsoalgualy -
ssuItta &ln si'h Gfesuns sBA With tbeis hand. n.
sAss ottaueg - - lais Loar lar eysnisx s.f
during us sailfs rrf ssdnz. The atnnsat snxls,y -.
nhahfsbi ~ s isag a. u shat the rtsali ~ ts ~
Nestsniion raali ~
IN s,'1sboe ws.t 70 boz ~, % gaa4ay r. srrfsx
af A. ~ o,0st Tuner Nent ipa tls saiosa JUS
tep 80 ss' fp.iy.sa so9u atsr y Hyu, Csorgs VA.
~ Ane warren Jenkins srf sabssq atstly ~ poiie.
"a t2Afr tfr safh party had tskeB sessral irints
bsirr IroEo''d u - ifio tsci room, AMI plaY SAs
- leysn % ~ snstlsf dfiHa. Tsey "a 20. Tarssr
.nt Fasc cius out Grst A. hls tine to u liyrr'.
fH'bas ssfg dHtg n he tayTpota-oHs y ihe,a liss
srsnt wLis sS.V usfs Al ~. ~, r1,.,r .al 49,,
stoei A. 10 tnd 4 the o0anb EG1 after tsylox o1s
ih.hy ieEsttef iafe@ approscAei iysf, as1 L.xss
tender fpr whislsy sAia. ftysf fuiasstsd him
~, y n,~rsTs vih tlt he e6aatsr a. isty ,ssi
sab i,.., 49,, s,, = ',sI u, w t.sai - II, =
eott 4rsr PISTOL 80 cared HJsr u srsw ahthsr ani
.hoet l'a, = ~ saEs uuit eaiiInr hita eq~srs
haisf, ns ~ ssnsn then pairf e Li' cat 49, ssns
besids fu-rsF, tn1 Tune susEp.d he KstG 81 Hys
an tAtt hin - Tie vaf II ths and sg.iH soap
~ 70 p'ni = I'm HIsr thea ssltei Tafr-r's r.
~ Aame tms 81 re contents " hs pltiai sis
s u. ,hlsa.y s ss ~ ,ara ,. -. Z 'sa':n vsss
hyr tssss ~ - btss Z H. hssa n fltes
th'l, ssur % 40 srrp'sd 10 y ~ fsrr
hoBfs fatsf cBt tiycr -th = fslfe n etsnins,os
80 oott noe ~ Il his hsf laa .vepieg 80 ,.sa a
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rsn ,. rnE noln.

'ruiars issssh o. 800, lsiis bsan - ur-> is
svs \, -rr9ps oIa- ~ op tls Jaraa..s fapsfssA c.
M,nsay stefraen ,stvssn b NJ iisuy ssi y. a
IAAt J'Eaist. Hrsa Nes.ran 4sgrs BAy Bsrsy. .sf
.n thfs~ s.fssht bsai. " ybss'ss hso4~i N
ss = - tta heat ts' fAg,uE ~ sys = az ss ga'.
Asr ~ = NJ q jtnkiss sbo dfoss kss - rssaaisss
- - rats Ier aeSss, Rttstuiei - 50 r.r STAT
q - road gua ihs sknss. n iet sigsss ifsf
.RsfsA = ~ las 49, estr sgsn hai ~ Asfkrs -
haay es<tns1 ~ ves ftN.f1 49, 49, s&s 80
n*tsfa " afFs tsfsfsgEfoe I, fnrfnFa Toe part N
- fet& NeegiSr ~ thF tnatfg fffm esrsfsY -
hns = lshp asf4rsgs s1t go = - Assa vas
EEt tfkss.
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TRAYnLLERs GUIDE.

NEw JFRsZY RAILROAD. -T0R PHILADELPHIA
IN and the South and West, via Jersey City MAI and
express llnes.-Leeys Nev York ~ sni 10 A. NJ, AMI
and eP w. Pare, % &c In Z, and % 10 and 10 A N
and r. ", recond clssp ~ .5 In TO- at IL M 81 o.
stepping Al AL way stations. Through neier sold for
Cncinnat and the West and sor Baltimore, Washington,
Norfolk, kc ard throurh tGgxags checked 70 washing
Ton in sEt 10 A. n. ani isHN
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TIE TRADES, sc.

- ARlINFt wANTED--A MARRIED MANN y ~
NJ thoroughly competent and unierstand pcgfeetly
tie forcing house conservatory grApcry 6c. Inarcep
u0nable eerthca and testimonials regulrei for fun
particulars, APP personally BY letter postpaid -
the Superintendent 1f1 Grand ~.
NTusIC PuBi IsHETS, &c.--Two THOROUGHLY ~
NI perienced music printers, competent 20 tsse boil
Of cAtsogn-, vapt permanent work n s'aaty situ
alton is offered they VIII hpd an materials excerpt
presses and Irirt tho work second 20 none Tor y %
per 90 They VII lodge ~ ncuey 10 the above's
hands q psy for an cbjsetopsbe rork Adtress, Tor
tarps dsys, X k1uay, Herald once
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u viii b. secn w the annexed nmdaYt that lbs
practice ~ shrpag paupsrs % this country 4 si con
tnued by ho governments ~ Europe. 1ba., people /
srpears, rregkld sable lnnd ani taken frotn
thence 20 Halifax, and arrived thia city Nv wsy of
Boston, Dan. The must extraordinary pert u tlas
proceeding that some Individual u them unknosp
paid their wy 20 'hi port Itn evident tlat Il rnnst
iaye been Official ~ tLc goyern.nsnt - @wilF.r-
hnd II n, 4 eescrfe- tho roo.t rgd invest CATION a.
tho han'' II cur authortic- The Commit -rion@rs er
FmIuatloh nfute - ate charge Il these people ana
intri 70 holl tie ~ The Stat" " Nains tespga.
sib' for iher eLhrgc they having rsd no cormn,.ilon
money III. commission y not bound 70 look ser ths.
Tho folloeBg u he sndAyft Whic, We gvs = laaisa
tou' v II a good specimen ~ Datcb Engl.h rIern
are tliriylo four adults and yeyentoca citirn sm1ng
these p,uper.
6llv and County ~ Nso YorF Il We the unie~
W{ptd, bcing duly do d0posr and asy out That
~ AMI or amiics, shofa uuintcf e ogupedy taLaS
down opposite ~ tho foot ~ hla Afda-
VI are natives ~ rNiiSs flund thst they psr
her osn county and cOal4 not port tas,sesa Tiers
ans longer tlht therefore the uAyur ~ tsf VII ~
hae rAd uslr tsesagr money dlrwri ~ N~s YORK aad
thnf therefore their rafssvs money kns HGt teen r.f
~ hete dopor rentE that thsJ smbs.kn IL Antasrp
board tie I'D Arcadia Nhch sestet Waa inisBAel fsr
NCr 1urk tu wrecked - Gable aisnl. tbsi they
salfd from Boson on boari tie pAts-ngfr sissmbsat
riEte = Maine nLa arrived Ia tie port ~ k~~ T0rH
board TIC fad fisAmer "a 10 ~ d.y ~ JtausTy 1sss
fbaf 'hry ere roa quite drstltvie AMI wilhoat Aay
means for - port tnespt ffnm Comfnsionsra II Fnf
gfat.'n, sni further ilsy 10 not say
Here loiOr sirnat8ros.l
Sworn brftrf ne tllt itnih dhy ~ JaHHary. 1855.
EUNANU CAE-ERtY Clnnfr - 'onef u r~~sls
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HoCSE TO LET-C0NTAINTNG FORTY ROOMS
IL near Broadway, below Canal street. occupied az
lodging and frs class boarding house Furniture FOR
sale at bargain terms easy. Location Of the best
in the city for public house.
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WINTER FASHIONS.

DUY YOUR FURs OF THE SEw YORK FUR CON.
I'D pany.--Gfeat bargains 70 be bad. In eonsequenc.
of the close of the the company delsrmned
20 offer their goods AZ cost. ladies' should visit the
store and purchase or all the bargains will have bsca
secured HEI.Z0G A NEWMAN,
40l Broadway, corner OF Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

IINIRST CLASS HOUSE AND FURNITURE TO RENT FOR
Il three years fronting 1amartine park, betwesn
Eighth and Ninth avenues rent 81 $50 per sonun.
House well furnished has all the modern improvements
and Is heated by furnace, &c Possession given imnne
diately II desired. apply TO CHARLES r. MILLER, 195
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

NFFICES TO LET--LARGE AND SMALL, WELL.
~ lighted, with good air in front and building
vi Nassau street, suitable for Offices for light
chhncal purposes. Inquire Of EUGENE FERRIS 81
Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

d ARE OPPORTUNITY. HOUSE TO LET,
IN with furniture for sale, situated in Chambers
street Of modern STYLE fitted with Croton water baths
kitchen range &c. has sixteen and good set Of
boarders every department being In order and ready for
occupation February !. most desirable opportunity
Is afforded 10 parties of sufficient Address box
1i29 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

ITO LET-A GEsTEEL THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
i ing house avenue G, between Sixth ana Seventh
streets Also bakery Of Forty FIRST street and
second avenue. ATpiy TO s. p. TOWNSEND 50 Nassau
street, of h. BR0DT, II West Thirty hfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

C,TEAM POWER TO LEr-FRoa ONE TO FIFTY
- horse power to suit applicants abundance Of ground
room; best location on North river CLARK r. SHEt-
DON, % Trinity buildings, Ill Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

IF JOHN TALLY, LATE FROM IRELAND, WILL CALL
i at Tapscotts, Fulton street New York, or at 27g
Gold street Brooklyn, he win hear Of his sisters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

FvN0 GENTLEMEN.-0NE OR TWO NEATLY FUR
i nshed and pleasant rooms with use Of bath room,
to let to gentlemen. Private family, Stages pass the
door. Apply at 721 Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

D0ARD.-A WIDOW LADY, LIVING ENTIRELY
Id alone in The vicaity Of Bleecker street, within
four blocks Of Broadway the west sie is desirous
OF renting two well furnished rooms, the second
floor, with board, TO two ladies' Terms moderate.
Please address Mrs. L. Barrett Broadway Pest Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

ITO LET-AT NO 2s IIsPENARD STREET, IN A PRI
Il yate French family, two nicely furnished rooms
for single gentlemen gentlemen and their ladies'. Re
ferences exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

GENTLEMAN AND LADY VISITING THE CITY
IA would like comforta bly, furnished ROOM with bed
and fireplace, for which BILE price win be paid
~ must bo in respectable quiet neighborhood and
where there no other family Address Mary H. Union
square Post Office.