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THE NEW rOHK AND LIVERPOOL uNyrrn .-.-
Nail SteAmers-Ths ahns 90 No nnsins ~. NJ. ~.

sa o'esmers-fhs ships composing this line are 81
PACIFIC Capt. Nye ADRiATIC C.eS
Those ships have beeA built by contract ~. -.
service Every has been taken in tk.fr -
speed and their for passenger
led comfort Price passage from. Na
York Liverpool drst class cabin $50; In seoonS a.
s76 exclusive Of extra size &se from lIv
erpool New York 20 and ~ gutneAs An sxpersAeea ss
seon atsohed 10 each ship Ne hsrth secured untl pas
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DESIRABLE TE REE-SToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK
~ house rent, with sub. cellar. bath rooms, kitchen
ranve, &C. in ysstry street, door fro Hudson to-
wards Canal Rent $780, Apply round the corner IVA Hud
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REAUTIFUL NEW FRENCH COTTAGE TO LET-AT
Rye within two minutes walk Of the depot and one
shaded fruit in abundance stable rent low to
good tenant. Apply to B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

RIO LET-A SPLENDID BRICK HOUSE. SITUATED
on the bank Of the Hudson river Eighty silth street
and Twelfth avenue. beautiful retired spot. Inquire
CRENNANS Coal Yard, Of Eighty fourth street
nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

ITO LET-IN BROOKLYN A SECOND FLOOR, SUIT
able for gentleman and his wife. Rent $40. Or will
be rented furnished to gentlemen without board Apply
800 Pacific street, between Smith and Hoyt streets
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COUNTRY HOUSE-To LET, FURNISHED, FROM
the lot Of May until the ls OF November neat house.
Mt Fort Washngon the Hudson River railroad 9 miles
from the City Hall within three minutes walk Of the sta
stable ia the premises Also sale ren-a
tsge, unfurnhed ntaning Il with about Of
Of land the above. Enquire Of DILLON UGOR
NAN WILSON, "a William street.
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ttry OF house NO 42 First avenue, consisting Of two
roms two bedrooms pnntres and back bAsem
and stages the door Inquire the premises Rent
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UNFINISHED HOUSE ON EASY TERMS -A WIDOW.
e er without children owning large farnssei house
board with them thereby reducing the reut to about 600
Apply TO James Such, 50 East Fifteenth street.
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ITO LET-AT Low RENTS, TWO OF TIE ROW OF
ixsh street. Fourth avenue in good order Croton
water 40 the street 100 feet wide high ground loca
tion desirable and accessibe rent $500 Apply to b. Sill
LECK, Eighty sixth street, near Fourth avenue.
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ITO IET.-A SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY HAv.
ing mora room than required would rent the uppn
to two three young gentlemen Apply at 81
teenth street, two door, from Sixth avenue.
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RIO ILT-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE IN skill.
i nan street. rear Park avenue, East Brooklyn; the
ses rendering the locality convenient to those doing
ness IN the city Apply 10 KNOX. rs Fulton street
New Yorh.
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ITO LET-THE NEAT TWO AND HALF STORY AND
basement dwelling No Hubert street, finely located,
only door of st Johns Park CONTAINS rooms
has Croton water snd pipes In back basement vault
under sidewalk Rent $500. Apply to JAMES PRIZE 200
Uuds street.
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AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
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The usual hour The evening service and the Sunosocn0O
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Dis month Of August
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B0ARpiNG-scHoOL A graduate q cglsss and Clergy
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Isfrhf-st. baptist Church, corner Of Laight and
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Church TOMORROW MORNING and EVENING al the
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