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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-10


- BROAD ROCK RACES.
x--1aee r IRA TRAIN.-Au extra
Fsisl.tp,. Il Train will leave the Richmond
tU,ss, H., spot every day, during the week of
y sLlrb ,o1u Rock, at IL O'Clock A. NJ and at II
4 lie r. eisohs can be set down within half
!tsrag.,ra.. ifain will be at the crossing where
s.tiet. ,s s5t Oh, a. 81 y. NJ. aud4IP.M.
Atof \ 'I return, 81 cents.
X. X. CO.
Il LtfiIIo--11et-o, 1000. oc at
!.htd and f;:w g. bbls. AIcoLoI Just re-
H., s aie oy A. BODEKER,
ltlI1,,s7- ' .potAecary and Druggist Main ST.
te'n Cqs,o CANO.--JOO bbis. "A Mex
h. q IN 81, stoie and for sale by
II iisFs,- y. Ii. SkIHKER 4 10 c.,,y
o,.:t rb s;lDn $ ii 4 s.--1ound aad oval
K See Fre,'si " ali Sizes Oyster Broilers; Oys-
tst Oyster Openers; just received at
II Att IVEocS BULKLEY l. co.
.SS's fa MA Al. FEE 400 bag. In
iSw, 7: i. skINkER & CO.. Cary st.
+ 81 ste l,aporisdk READY RELIEF and gen.
sAd f5r AL, Harlem Oil fresi, suppiies just re.
6is~ Auo,i A. BODEKER,
IL ffEE, ap .,. cary and Druggist, 10 Msin st.
aear ), Al AND H1SIs-- Receiving
w SSle BY oes ~. FRY.
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cu.s A. GwATK1N.
FHLL TRADE;m;IBsRR9g0IKkhs,, a REhh 4 4

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GCoDS.-We
have now in store by various arrivals from Foreign
and Domestic ports complete assortment of Goods
adapted to Fan aud Winter trade portion of our
stock is of our importation purchased with cash.
the remainder selected with great care in our own
markets.
II is intention in connection with other parties
TO open house ia New York on the LIST OF January
next; also to continue business here. Ii will
therefore be very desirable reduce stock to the
lowest point To effect this will offer great bar
gains for cash, prompt buyers in months time
OF all six months bills paid at the time of purchase
l9-dlln RR61ES REIL A. WALLER
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fNOR SALE..-A very likely young Negro
| Il Woman, to remain Ill near Richmond, who is
good cook excellent washer and ironer and nurse.
| Satisfactory reference will be given to her good
Jail. oc s-eo3t
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A CARD.-Nessrs. BUNCE & BROTHER beg
"A 70 that they have ePos d Of al their interest IN
the American reprint Of CHAsBERsS JOURNAL, eut viii
he happy execute trade orders heretofore the most
favorable terns
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
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trade TIA, the Cree Of CHAMBERss JOURNAL viii here
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The orders Ct ou;sf dealers will be supplied BY the va
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decided add the form Of Supplement- TO this pao
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The publisher also has the satisfaction inform the pubic
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reading pub the popular authcr Of Weary Foot Common
The ASSURANCES Of the Mss Chambers slso hs:
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The price will remain the ow point heretofore
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copies only slo snse copies 20 C!ersyneR anc
Teachers 81. Communications to be addressed
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To the Editor Of The n, Y. TrfbuDe-srR: ThrorEh
the Ds6iym Of your valuable paper voue beg 20 ne
my knowledge few days viz: Abou, four weeks sine,
friy conrg Of husband wife and four children arrived
from gns,nd and two DAYS aervsd the husband ded esv
ipr hi. family entirely eesute The mothers heath 90 no
paired III ts quite unable provide fU herself aud cnl
ep All the Of their condition winch IL Of
great desttuop may be aimed eJ ioqurns OF Mrs
SARAH pALLER No 30 sulivsp-st 10 the That
peoL NAV conbufe relieve TINS family the hope Of
your otee.nt seryslt MRS GREEN No 255 Sullivan T.
To Adyertisers.-A few select sdvertsemeuts vii be
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sod n Havana and comprls from MY thousand Z, thirty
boussr copiss For terms &c, apply TO BAKER GOODWIN,
Tribune Buldinys
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The TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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Mem Civilizations.

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From The N. Y. Daily Times
Seldom have had more truthful, more Charming
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and several characters each Of which might orn the
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with other the farm p'tures containing ~od
Of hearty hf richly enjoyed by all who remember
the good old tinea"
From The Detroit Advertiser.
The reader Is f.in laugh well 81 to weep WIN inc
PAGES of the Old Homestead before him There cram
amounting almost msss in the writings Of MA stephens
which claims the attention and de ighs the heart She viii
End readers in abundance wherever the language spoken
From The Boston Olive Branch.
MANY the laid IN the humble walks OF life and
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them The eomfores where the - watcher waits for
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and part forever the simple but cheerful home Of Chester the
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a,,e,,,op. First Lisht Infantry Company. PROV

Je.re H. AL The past members Of the Company are in
xnsS 20 participate ebating ySevsDh Annivn
s~r, on WEDNESDAY NEXT Oct. 81
In,iAtiors have been through The PosOHce 70 al
tos known 10 reside 10 New should any fail
rec i've the sse thsy will please consider themselves IN
sJuded p this notice Those who have received Invitations
and d. whose att ution called this nOce will please
repl, promptly TO Col w. w. BROWN.
Per order, WARMER, orderly.
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North-Nestern Settlement Company.-In compi'
Anoo with the expressed wish Of large num1er citizens
ps o the city Public Meeting for the
purpose expsps the ot;t Of the organization will be
held on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct % at Chelsea Hall, in
Iss near 8h.av Fern Land Of the best quality cau be
the agency OF this Association either in iowa
i,oop,n or Minnesota the Government puce 81 25
aore All persons ho contemplate grafton 20 the Wet or
Laud for future improvement an
by uniting In this enterprise The
fn particulars wi be the meeting The public IRE
respectfully invited TO attend , .
Secretary.
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G ] L K g.! 81 L K s.! -
~ BOWEN, McNAMEE Co.,
NEwYoRK,
Invite the .tepop of Merchants generally 10 their ExTENs
I'VE STOCK of RICH SILK md FANCY GOODS, adapted
10 the FALL TRADE brsns the newest and most dosrs
BILE syes imported this Particular attention re-
qasted TO hs unsurpassed variety Of Dre Fabrics ordered
expressly for their very city and interior trade IL DO
eyed Silk I'm porting and JObbins House tn tbs country
ran ar superior nducem-rta Now rore fall assortment
AZ SIX, perpos Muslin De L.nes Ribbons shswls Laees
Embroidsry White Goods Des Trimmings, and every other
ss.erptiop Of srch disc ssasIy Kept in sk bouse
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Amusements.

NJ IBL O's G A r d Z NJ
~ TUESDAY EVENING, Oct Q, 1855
COMPOSERS NIGHT
BENEFIT OF Mr. O. y. BRIsT0W.
18th Performance Of
RIP VAN WRINKLE
llSth night OF the -
PYNE AND HARRISON OPERA coMPANY.
Rip Van III. oIiepton.
Dame Ssn WinsIe'..' n, w T.ry.on
Doors open at 81 commence az IT, e..
Tickets all Of the house 50 cents Orchestra seso
RI; Private Boxes, S5 -.
Box Office open daily, from A. NJ to AZ NJ for securing
Orchestra seats and PrivaIe Boxes enly
WFDNFSDAY-DsugbteT Of the Regiment
THURSDAY-Crovn Diamonds - 49, nnx
FRIDAY-FAREWELL BENEFIT OF Mr.. W. HAhhi-
SON.
NIBLO's NCERT ROOM
IN Next door 10 Niblo's Gsrden.l
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF eROGRAMME
COLLINS'S MISCELLANEOUS AND CHI ARACIERlstlC
CONC e. TS
FnrsRement Mr. ALLAN IRVING, the popular Vocalist
EDgssemeIt of Mr. sEDGWlCk, the celebrated Coneerns
TIs.Temsnt Of Nh TREVOR the povulr Tener.
Msd. CARLOTTA POZLONI, sopranoi Mis- MAhA
LFACH Cortrslto; Mr.. GEORGE SIMPSON, Tenor; Mr.
ALLAN IRVING, bssso; Mr. Aposs the celebrated HARP
'' Mr. MAIDhH' T pIss' EVENING. and
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEk.
The Entertainments viii comprise choice selections Of sons
Duets Quartes &c, interpreted with lnh stores ana
Anecdotes with an Illustration The svSne COMEDY 0' INC
COLLINS as Teddy the Tier.
COLLINS a. the ITish Attorney.
COLLINS as Morgan Raider:
With the f.yorite Songs Of The Low Back Car Hurrah nor
the Chase ana The Widow MAchree" &C. In ehaacar
Tickets 50 cent? To be had Halls and Joies music
and the door Doors open at O'clock neer 70
a. 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23

A TREATISE on SEXUAL DISEASES-By
"A Z. Il. DtIon n. q. rs Pssesi pries 81 Tbs edt
chapters, yiE-1he new Treatment On
suicfnIe opersfors for Vsricoeele CEeznenon cure o
Debility and sperstorrhes; Los d Ehty N The newly MAJ
Nc. 10 Ann-st Sherman Co, Nc Veseysti 5trinssf
Ysvu<ns Ne, q B.esswpyi G, d. aDs, Ne Is sisssSv
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Political Printing-And still Another.-We have
lust put up Steam Engine 70 drive our presses night
sad DAY for the accommodation Of political parties 30 bring
along your POSTERS, TICKETS Sc, to the great Central
sses1n Printing House Of HOLMAN GRAY,
conner Of Centre and White-sts.
Political Printipg.-CAndidstesA and Committees can De
furnished with every description Of PRINTING, from the
SMALLEST TICKET TO the LARGEST POSTER, In the
possible time, and the very lowest prices BY eav
their orders with BAKER& GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings
Farsons Il Co., Elushns near NewYoIk, otter for sale
large stock and variety Of FRUIT and oRSAaENnAL
TRFFs SHRUBS, ROSES VINES, EXOTIC PLANTS
AG Fer Catalogue. srpy by mA or 81 No - WaE', base
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Workirnnen's Provisional Committee.-A regular
rpser u Provisional COMMITTEES will be held or WE'D
NE DAY EVFk NC tbe Cooper House The Finance Com
i,t. consists Of w Arbuthno c. Henderson, Rotert s.
Go Inns Bowy and James Quiz, have empowered
william arbuthnet collections from friends Of the
w. Ahbu IhNOA, 'hahmah
ID C. HENDERSON Secretary.
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MASON BROTHERS will publish on SAT-
IVA JRDAY, Oct. n:
WAGER OF BATTLE.
TALE OF SAXON SLAVERY IN SHERWOOD
FOREST.
By HExey w. HERsERr, Esq,
Author OF warwick Wood ands" Wives OF Henry VIII
vol. limo. Price 81.
GERRIT SMITH IN CONGRESS.
A COLLECTION OF HON GERRtr SMITHS CON
GRFssIONAL SPEECHES.
With Portrait Steel. vol. limo. Pree 81 y
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TX O0O IN Two I N @ n I ii 3
HAVE YoJ READ 1T!

BONDAGE AMI FIR e ID y Nj
1, written with the bappest descriptive power Al
yerer Speaks volumes in praise OF It's eu,hor"-bunto
Expre- interest in the public mind rarely equ,ed
Its vivid ~ to le.ve
tho scarcely chance Of Eysnsei
There what he ssya'Buhso Courier
The tone OF the work calm and many"-Boson Telegraph
ave have only been interested bat delighted "-Boston
Christian Freeman - IL book Of facts."Ohlo Co umbn.
No romance be exciting than this truthful narrative
Yates County Whis The book IL worth hundred volumes
Of the trwhy literature Pittsburgh Herald Re-
viewers justice New Bedford News Ia evsy
way II IL only what relates but 10 the
ner of the relation IN Y Times confess never to have
read a novel TIN ingy fascinating -Fsnny Fern THE
most stkir exhibition Slavery which either fact
or fiction has given to It's OWN. Y Tribune.
This valuable work has met with extraordinary sale,
and oud place in the library Of every American free
man. Price 81 q.
For sale by all Book sellers and News Asents
Sin1e copies by mail post paid, receipt Of pnee
MILLER ORION l. MULLfGAN, Publishers,
No Is Psrkrow New. York and No l0 Genesses Auburn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23
Ladies' Fur Store

No - J0hl-s-, Ne g.York
J. H. HARLEY Importer snl Manufacturer Of Ru Hnd
son Bay ard American EURS bss every desarip
CHOICEST fURS made into the FAsAioSAsLs alet to
LApIEs wEAs.
keerur articles he NAEEANr NJ % s2eleni
tnaueemeni for cVsToNERs 70 call on 1lu-
WIscensiu Farm and Village asscciaten-N erk-
tnsu,su'- Own OrganiyRli Ou.-PGbic meeting TdlS
lrussdsy ENFNlNG Oct 3 81 y oeock a. No 10
ksms s,iisd districts PAYMENTS; PEI cent y ~eShy
insaueps h.srce by small snruA psyests Articles Of as
sossaiion car be cbtaissd JOSEPH \. GRANsR, se'S'
Notise.-The MINNESOTA SE'TL EMENT A,SCCIA-
dlOH hole their meetings every WEDNEs DA III IN NJ At
Ne IS bswcry Each member VII sslect rs farm OF
.1e have three years 10 paw for - > per sore
al nc tea cur circular. w. WILDE, Secretary.
, n.sshssfsssen a. Bsynfsns Wsrmins and tcufl-
tAtsn$ Na-taase Nc. 81 BroGSwAyThe % ecil a,ten
SC 81 ss ,rste sna SheT. ayed % .ssortnsn Of
nhstrS sn1 VENTILATISG APPARATUS, eon2nsns
ssey 10y 81 Ae laies, lnc most sprrcved farn Of FUR
netGers, Ysnl4ors No tncluhns ave r1es
.Ssnt setesazirs fsIrsoe-aa sIaseJ asw
SHcis, WsFey re ts.c1reH q tkSFs 1.e,sS.ed.
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JUsr PUBLISHED:
THE RAG-PICkER; Or Bound AND FsEE.
vol limo Price 81 n.
A most intensely exciting book Puritan Rec irder
MASON BROTHERS, Publishers,
No % Para row. New York
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Important 20 Dealers In

OILED SILK ..
The trade A. hereby uonhed that . .,,
Mesrs. WEST 4 CALDWELL, Nc. la MNdon-lane'
Messrs JOHN NJ. DAVIS 4 JONES, No y Werten-st
Mess. SMITH { LAWRENCE, No 6S Bewers, y.
receive order, fo Oirs Sk and they viii held themselves
perspay responsible io the safety and m the mp' and
Of a.! ouE ia'Tusted % theiT hsnca
The above houses viii also Enish the trse with oo WEI
Oiled SILK, warranted to stand any
climate, q; he lowest market prices
By order Of tie Chsdwies MsnuTse -urins Company,
JOHN CHADWICK, President.
Newark n. J., September, 1850
~. Nicholns Pire-t Insurance Company. -CAsh cspi-
tai e eOc Ofees No " Wallet and sh.av cor l4th-s
prspcs sssins oss damage BY Fire the rates
WILLIAM WlSSLOW, President.
w s sIocvN Secretary
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CLOTHING, &C.


VAST OFF CLOTHING $1,000 WORTH WANTED
Gentlemen wishing TO dispose OF left OF clothing ola
SOC quality fer liberal cash equivalent,
TO apply 70 JAMES MAR0NEY, IL Baxter street, Gate
Orange sreetJ orders through post puncuay attended
CLoTBIrs AND FURNITURE wANTkp-LADIBs
gentlemen having any 10 dispose Of obtain fair
Price tor the by sending the subscriber
through the Post Once or otherwise, at his residence NJ
Ftreet.
CLoTBtre AND FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR cAss-
~ also stock and sney goods Of 81 dsserpsieps Oh pair,
BUsfBLpdHP IS tim street. Ladies attended By xrs y
GENTLEMEN HAVING LETT orr CLOTHING, IN
NJ large small quantities, can obtain The hghsst pres
for them BY calling hddressing JOHN MChfut, 20
Nassau street, baaemcnt. M4M
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LIQUORS, &C

IMPORTED LIQUORS -BEANDIEs, WINES, GINS.
&c in pachnres ported In halves qusrter aud
caves: derent grades and qualities with ser6eates
orta,ion the Collector and SURVEYOR Of the Port
For sale from bopd bv j. III SIMPSON SONS,
leSsAyW street.
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M LARnoNT. PARIS AID LONDON PHYsIClAN,
ns 5 IS vim s s.s
closely, to any address tor ST. e sensutsd 81 nssas
Sundays excepted Those 81 distance treated -
Flats Uns Day Book ny. Courier National Democratic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-24

1HE CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK. W. Il. VA
lOO NOTES crate and fender, Kitchen range, sumns
rance ana stove warsroems We have large ssorsnsnt
the latest patterns Of mantel gratee and
sal set ana repair
Cd nod braes founders' and jewellers furr
built, stoves lined, bakers built and repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-24

A CHANCE FOR NATIVE TALENT-THE MEssRs
Buckley grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed
on their eor produce sntertanments OF high chsrac
still ia rther to please the citizens OF New
York. ready make arrsngeu ents with Aue.An
com for the production Of good Awerean operas
opening for the exercise Of native talent
boti musical intel sctua The pieces mnst be sritten
90 90 TO tho roles Of first and
soprano and oon'ralto bass and baritone voices No
pense shall spared b pieces 10 the public
such the time and location OF tho Operas
qoire. JANES BUCKLEY SONS,
American Opera House, 53g Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-24

gxTINpow SHADES AT WHOLESALE AND RxTAIL
w GEO, W. CARPENTER has opened a.s ssss:l
sec ~ gold ard ctbr shsdes Of eli sSss CorA
go beads loops, pinsL IA constantly on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-24

A eTRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A
"A first class house. iev doors 6rsadway and
having for the third would be Pleased to let
the three young of the first respectsb
hty furnished otherwise with the exclusive Of hot
reom ON third Aoor Inquire 81 lis Ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-24

CURE CURE DIR. WARDS UNTORTUNAYuS
- Friend 10 used before other rsmedy s ealy
remedy that viii not dsappons Quite original ~sSous
mineral poisons No tried the UnfoTtu
equally pleasant lutary Many cured BY
Once Canal st.. door east Of Broadway. sE
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BOARDING AHDLODGIEs.

GENERAL B0ARfIr C AGENCY FOR ALL PARTS OF
~ the city, also Breeklyn, Jersey City Hoboken and che
country FAR and Persons Wishing board d.
reeted 10 Suitable places without charge. All who want
bosrders respectfully invited TO call
DEMAREST 4 BASS EFT No. 4 Astor place.
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TO MANUFACTURERS-TH ADVERTISER IS EN-.
gagged in manufacturing and commission business and
has good location and good set OF customers
Having more needs would take the Of
any article suited 70 hs trade anoy goods and
would make cash advances If required unexceptionaos
rcfert noss responsibility aud efficiency, given Ad
dress Y. 8, W., Herald cffce.
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Nm sTnEET, NO. SAN ENTRANCE l4s FULTON
n Bssfords old rooms 10 Billiard Tables fr playing Of
metal ard slate large stock with hs only paent euah
or an5 oher la sments cloths balls cues,
naints 4c n reduccd prices
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SPORTING.

A MocKING BIRD FOR SALE "A SPLENDID M0cx.
inr brn two years old will mock cat, dog, hen, pig
A. rooster and spE night and day. Any person wiShng
6ne bird NAV aprly IN the Franklin market Old slip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-24

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-DR. DUBOIS, OFFICE,
Agency for the exclusive treatment Of al dseasss mel
dent to females NO 81 Lexington Remedies for
female ders ments from 81 80 S. Advise gratis Con
sultations and letters CONFIDENTIAL Mail letters containing
% served with advice and medicine BY return post Relied
guaranteed in all Pstenss from distance provided
with eligible board, nursing and Attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-24

TO LET-TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, IN A PRIVATE
family with or withSut board, suite Of ELEGANT rooms;
first class in every particular Apply At 1917 Ninth street,
i've doors west Of Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-24

A SUIT OF PARLORS, VERY RICHLY FURNISHED.
A-Parlors with bedroom dressing and closets
tsched; also, fine basement handsomely furnished sutA
BILE for let single gentlemen with Or with
sst geIs bossa The house i, nearly new we'll situated
provsment Apply 1T II Great Jones street, fronting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-24

ITO IET-TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, IN A RESPECT
able private French family, two furnished parlors
tea ROOM dressing closets de- Tho house DIT vided
with every modern Improvement gas, BATH &c. Breakfast
required inquire at tho premises LOG Blocker street.
OF n Br GAy,