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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
HOTELS.

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A SLEIGH HOUSEKEEPING PARTIES Will. FIND
at Harrsons Hotel, (ats Fry's) Coney Island plank
road, day and night
OATH HOTEL, SEA SIDE, LONG ISLAND, SEVEN
I'D miles from City Hall, New York, open for re-
ception Of vsters, and the accommodation Of parties
M UsEUM HOTEL, q ANN STREET, NEAR BROAD
lU way--Every thing neat and new. " Economy and
excellence 10 the motto Furnished rooms by the night
Bar and billiard room OF the 6rst class Open Al night
for the accommodation Of its patrons.
UNHE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, BROADWAY, COaNER
Il Of Houston street. on the same block with the No
Thomas church. Thk hotel in the heart OF Broad
way, will supply great desderatum to tra vsllsr and
the public in sensrasupsrior accommodations in the
best quarter the city at moderate rates. Rooms 80
cents to - day, according 70 location &c but the
higher priced apartments when occupied to their capa-
city, ranging from so cents to 81 so day each person
All single lodgings 60 cents to 81 each Tho present
Smithsonian, located at 604 Broadway, three doors
below Houston street. undergoing enlargement by the
addition Of two spacious and new buildings adjoining
and extending TO Houston street. enlarging the estaS
shment TO three times it's present capacity ana afford
ing accommodation for about four hundred guests The
necessary works TO adapt the buildings to the pur-
poses designed are in state of rapid forwarnes and
win be completed insFebruary Of which dusnotice win
be given, and thereupon the present house viii be tho
roughly renovated.
The feature Of hotel the European plan, far ladies
well gentlemen which has met with marked favor
will be continued. The house win BE- thoroughly heated
by pipes OF the most approved construction Sc
caring thus most pleasant atmosphere and oovatng
every danger Of Gre the re apparatus being located on
the premises and under ground; and to obvste every
possible Of alarm from fire otherwise abundant
modes Of egress provided There will be bathing
saloon with separate baths for ladies' The dining saloon
will be Is by 100 feet the Arst door Broadway,
with private dining adjoining, and meals furnish
ed ordered at prices graded to suit the convenience Of
those inclined to economy well the tastes Of those
more cxtrsvagsnt The furniture win be all and no
expense spared that contributes TO comfort The
abshment shall not be surpassed for the responsibility,
decorum, order neatness attention and comfort with
which Il shall be conducted. The accommodations Of
the present Smithsonian will not Be intsrfered with by
the new works. and my friends and patrons invited
10 continue their favors heretofore.
SIDNEY KoPMAN.
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AT ORTIZ CAROLINA SIX PER CENTS TATE STOCK
IN TREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH, c., Dec rs, 1854.
Sealed proposals. will be received at This office until 10
O'Clock A. of the 31st january next the purchase
Of three hundred and seventy thousand dollars 10 bonds
running thirty years. These bonds are issued by the
State Of North Carolina and in addition 10 the faith of
the State all the stock bad by the state in said road
and the dividends arising from said STOCK pledged for
Proposals win also be received at the SANE time for
the purchase of eighty thousand dollars in bonds,
ming ten years issued by the same authority for the
improvement of the navigation Of the Mouse and Tar
rivers.
Both classes OF bonds are by express enactment OK
empted from taxation for any purpose.
They will bear date the LIST Of January 1885, and win
have coupons attached for the interest at sin per cent
per annum, payable the first days OF January and july
in each year Both interest and principal viii be pAya
BILE at the Bank of the Republic In the city Of New York.
S hs Hoss
They viii be issued In sums Of one thousand dollars
each.
dorsed Proposals for North Carolina Stocks"-to the
undersigned at Raleigh, NJ c.. and will distinguish in
their bids the particular class Of bonds for which they
bid They viii also state at what point AMI what kind
Of funds they propose to pay.
The bids viii be opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of the 3lst
January next in the of the Governor the Se
cretary and Comptroller Of State and Of g. W. Modecai
President Of the Bank Of the State OF North Carolina
The undersigned the right Of accepting such
bids In whole in part may be deemed most advan
tageous to the State.
Successful bidders viii be required, inform
Of bids with the accrsed interest from the
first Of January 1866 the credit OF the Treasurer Of
the State of North Carolina This deposit may be made
In the Bank Of the Republic New York; the Bank the
State Of North Carolina, or the Bank Of Cape Fear,
Raleigh
Documents showing the great Of the State
and the small amount Of her indebtedness may be had
At this Office, application TO Messrs. BROWN and
DE ROSSETT city Of New York.
Dec. 20, 1854. d. w. COURTS, Pub. Treas. Of N. G.
CIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK.-DIvIDEND AND IN
4 Tha ard af Trua dara d;vi.
dend Of 10y six per cent per al Of three
dollars and upwards TO five hundred dollars and 5 Ave
per cent exceeding that amount which havere
manned in bank undrawn for the space Of six months
from the LIST TO the 18th Of August last payable
after the 18th Of February All interest drawn by
the LIST of March viii be placed to the credit Of the depo
stor, and draw interest the same deposit made in
the usual way, from the LIST Of February.
Interest-Sx months interest at the rate OF (6) six
per cent per annum will b allowed deposits Of (3)
three dollars and upwards to 00 Eve hundred dollars,
made between LIST and 18th Of February, and remaining
in bank undrawn for six months. By order of the
Board, J. 5. SLOAN, Secretary.
Jan. Is, 1855.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
\ IAGRr H. NIcoIAY, AUcrroNEER STOCKS AND


A IHRT II. NICOIAY, AUCTfoNEER-ST0Ck5 AND
IA bends at aucton.-Specisl sAe,-ALBEhr ID.
NlC0iAY will SELL this day, Jan. 81 at l2 O'Clock, AZ
the herchants Exchange, for account 81 whom y may
CONCERN sl60 900 Ohio and Mississippi Railroad "a mort
gage psr cent Convertible bonds interest on
the lat April and LIST October, 81 600 each Cin-
cnna add Chicago Railroad LIST mortgage 10 per cent
Convertible bonds interest payable lst May and LIST No
MEMBER $500 each So 900 Toledo, Norfolk and Glove
land Isl mortgage per cent bonds interest payable LIST
February and LIST ugust 81 900 EACH S. 100 La Crosse
and Milwaukie Railroad per cent Convertible bonds,
with farm mortgage collateral security attached in
teres payabe LIST January and LIST Juy 10 shares Hud
SON RIVER Railroad 500 each; 10 do Erie Railroad 500
eacn. 20 do American Express Company, 500 each;
20 DO Atlantic Bank 500 EACH 10 do North River Fire
Insurance Company s25 each; % do Equitable Fire Ia
sursnce Company, s35 each; 10 do. Greenwich Fire Ia
surance Company, $25 each. Terms of sale-Ten per
cent this day, and the balance before two O'Clock
Monday. The accrued interest all the bonds will be
charged TO the purchaser. Next regular sale Mon
day Albert II Nicolay holds regular sales OF stocks
and botes every Monday and Thursday, at the Mer
chants Exchange and also special sales when required
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday ano Saturday. At private
sale great variety Of first class Railroad City and
State bonds Bank, Insurance and other stocks Of
doubted character for investment For particulars
his private sales catalogue. oce No Broad street,
next TO corner of Wall street.
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A LUDLOW, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
A Steam engine, &c.-lhis day, Saturday, Jan. ~,
at II NJ at 81 and 33 Attorney street. superior and
pumps pipes pullies, belts shang, and also planning
machine and drills hammers, moulds, tools, &c; to-
gether with valuable iron safe, and Office furniture,
and various other articles The purchaser If desirable,
can obtain valuable lease 0: the premises
$50 a. CRoMBIE, Atty for Mortgage.
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IyENRY Il. LEEDS, AUCTIONEERS-BY II. II. LEEDS
II Co., Saturday, Jan. 27th at 101s O'Clock, at the
skins consisting of 80 dozen brush kid 100 do French
morocco 70 do Cranes so do brown kid, go do coored
morocco 80 do brown French moroccoall OF first quail
ty and must be sold to he highest bidder without any
reserve.
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REMOVAL.

nR. JOSEPH WORSTER HAS REMOVED From
~ Blocker street to l19 Ninth street. six doors YES
Of Broadway.
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TSOR SALE OR 10 LEA THREE STORY AND BASE.
I ment brick house, price q, 500, only $500 cash
required. Rent, $3.50 per annum Inquire Of c. SCHULZ
Ivu from \ till ~ AM
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

1OE CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-w a H.
lOC VAN NOTES CRATE and fender, kitchen range
summer range and stove warerooms. We have a large
assortment Of the latest patterns % mantei CRATES
ranges and stoves for sale reasonable terms Crates
and ranges set and repaired ranges lined found
ers ana jewellers furnaces built stoves lined bakers
ovens built and repaired.
nECORAT1vE FRISCO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN
~ and Italian schools ready TO decorate in the
most approved manner, and in all styles Address, a.
2oe Spring street, New York, GEORGE FIGHT.
II UXURIANT WHISPER OR MOI STACHES FORCED TO
IL grow strong and thick 10 six weeks, by my ongu.
ent, which will not stain inure the akin 81 bottle
sent TO any part Of the country. H. G. GRAHAM, 107
Nassau street; Hayes, IFS Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Two WATER COLOR PAINTERs-IHE BEST ENGLISH
Il (Roberson Cos) water colors, 10 cakes moist and
In tubes brown and red sabe brushes Hardng's What
mans and Creswicks extra papers, japsnned tin boxes
block books &c &C. only be procured at the estab
ishment Of W. sCHAUs, 800 Broadway Price lists and
catalogues sent TO any part Of the United states.
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r Ohm benny BROWN, WHO ARRIVED OCTOBER Z,
81 from Liverpool in the ship Harvest Queen, and left
wife on the sh instant stating that he going to
philadelphia TO look for employment since which time
she has not heard from him. If he wishes to see his
wife he will lose time in calling on her, as she is dan
gerously III Any information about him viii be thank.
FULLY received. Address box 3, IA Post Office.
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Dye A. WATERBURY, THIS DAY SATURDAY JAN
I'D uary u, choice wines, brandies and other liquors,
in variety, imported for table and hotel Also
genuine Havana segars, large invoice Of well known
brands all to be sold by order of the Importers without
reserve. Sale will commence at 10L O'Clock, and
ELL every article the catalogue is disposed Of at
the store IS Broad street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSV AND FOUND.
II OST-oN THURSDAY EVENING FROM I22 stIJI
IL van street. beaver cloth overcoat. liberal re-
ward viii be paid returning the the corner Of
Clarkson and West streets.
II 0sT-oN THE EVENING OF 22d INST WHILE
IL going from the corner Of broadway and Canal
street TO No. 90 Laight street. lsdy fur vctorne the
finder will be literally rewarded leaving the ABOVE
place.
r OsT-0N THE 2sTH INST, IN PASSING THROUGH
- Delaney street, Bowery, Spring street, Broadway,
Canal street to Iaight, gold watch, with black bead
chain attached, Tobias, maker. Any person finding
the above will receive liberal reward on leaving ths
same at 81 1aight street,
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IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE.-THI5 MORNING, AT
4 Ion O'Clock, at 3o4 Broadway corner Duane street,
elegant furniture removed for convenience of SALE from
celebrated maker consisting of rosewood parlor suits
covered with satin brocatee and hair CLOTH rosewood
secretares cabinets &c also black walnut, mahogany
and oak in variety for particulars examine catalogues
also elegant tea and coffee set Of solid silver equal to
coin i modern style and from celebrated
slss 2t oil paintings, in gilt frames, two large ones
from c. Costes pencil. The public viii find articles
10 this day sale and must DO sold perempory for cash.
TUNIS MORREI.L, Auctioneer.
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a UCrION NOTICED 5. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.-
~ narticular a.tentinn OF house and hotel kaeI

A UCrION NOTICED. :. HOUGH, AUCTI0NEER--
IN The particular attention OF house and hotel keep
ers is called the following extensive catalogue sale Of
elegant furniture decorations silver, paintings, mir
and panoforte, &C., this day, Saturday morn
as follows Two elegant rosewood suits in brocatelle
mahogany do, superb rosewood Bookcase ladies'
toire etegeres panoforte Of
6ne tone and finish elegant French plate pier glass; oval
aud mantel mirrors fine oil paintings and engrayings
tapestry and ingram carpets elegant vases and mante
hall chairs, mahogany spring seat parlor chairs and
rockerf mahogany and walnut round tables do extern
sion Ia bes rosewood and mahogany French bedsteads
cottage feather BEDS hair mattresses rosewood and
mahogany dressing bureaus wish marble tops, do wash
stands marble top centre and side tables china toilet
sets fine assortment OF china, crockery and glassware
slso basement and kitchen furniture with which the
sale win commence
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REWARDS.

dk 4 n REwARD.-LOST OR STOLEN, ON THURS.
NJ lU day evening, 25th inst, two white wolf skin
sjsah robes The finder will the above reward
on leaving them at AZ John street and no questions
asked
dS p REwARD.-L0sr, BUNCH OF SMALL KEYS
HSO on . steel chain, supposed 10 have been dropped
Nh broadway stage The above reward will be paid at
No "a Broadway for their recovery.
a, ? REwARD-To HATrERs-sroLEN, IN NASSAU
Md street from my wagon, on Thursday, $50 silk hat
boaies whoever viii give information leading TO the
recovery Of the same 70 Mr. Epepcheid, 1lG Nassau
street or 70 myself shall receive the above reward.
EAAC sTHARNS, Gresnpont, CORNER 'of Coiyr add
Futh streets
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DYg JOSEPH HEGEMAN-MONDAY, JANUARY 20,
ID at 10x O'Clock A. NJ, precisely, at No. 81 Baltic
Brooklyn. mahogany, walnut and painted parlor and
chamber furnture splendid rosewood piano. in perfect
order, by Halett Cumster, Boston; upright cottage
rosewood piano. bookcase valuable opeintings Heden
brugh heater and fixtures bedding mattresses crockery
and kitchen furniture. The house will be let at low
rent TO satisfactory tenant possession on the day
after the sale.
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LNDwARD SCHENCX, AUCTIONEER. = EDWARD
~ Scheuck will sell at auction this day at IL O'clock
At his salesroom, 10 Wall street magnfcen assort
ment or Paris made jewelry diamonds imported watch
silver ware &C. Buyers would do well to attend this
ssle. Terms cash.
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HlN0 RENT AND POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY THE
three story dwelling, 1913 Broadway, containing n
rooms besides Kitchen &c. with gas and water through
out The parlors are large and andsome, with easy
entrance from Broadway, and well adapted for profess
sional and show room purposes. Apply to l.. H. PIG
NoLEr, lS7 Greenwich street, corner Of Dey street.
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A UCTION SALE-SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER,
"A viii sell, at his store, So Nassau street, at 10 u
O'Clock this Saturday morn the balance o: furs slehg
and lap roses remanir hand since last sale. The
urs consist Of general assortment, and the best Of
fered this season at auction. No reserve.
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TTNO LEASE AT BARGAIN IN A GOOD CENTRAL.
4 location, up town-A large one story building 25x
3d. suitable for any kind Of mandatory or
purpose Inquire Of r. G. PIERCE, Pine street. corner
of Broadway
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10y C. A. WATERBURY. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
ID very severe storm, sale advertised for Friday
26th inst, viii take place Monday next, 29th inst.
at which time the whole Of that splendid invoice of
French diamonds jewellery and fine gold watches, i'm
ported at cost (includny dutes) of $780, will be
positively sold at store SO Broad street This sale
peremptory, and will commence at 106 O'Clock, and
continue till every article the catalogue Is sold
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V-NOR SALE, LET OR LEASE.--COTrAGE AND CAR
riage house on Fifty first street, between Eighth
and Ninth avenues possession Immediate three story
frame dwelling, No. 161 Forty third street. between
broadway and Eighth avenue; No. $50 Twenty third
street three story brick house. with brown stone base
men with large carriage house and running
through 10 Twenty second street situated between So
cond and Third avenues. J. T. MILLS l. 233 Broadway
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ITO MERCHANTS, LAWYERS AND AkTlSTS.-A SPA.
i cious most eligible store, and elegant sus of
chambers to let Broadway the northwest corner Of
Anthony street The building is Of the most sub.
stantia In the city from FIRE and thieves and
comprises about hundred separate Offices or apart
mens. The store Is adapted for either Wholesale or
retail trade, requiring central situation The rooms
above laid out for the occupancy OF lawyers artists
bankers underwriters students other professional
gentlemen, and possess every requisite convenience AID
all modern improvements in gas, water and ventilation
Apply to Wh b. M0FFAT, $3.50 Broadway.
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INOR sALE-THE HOUSE AND LOT, AZ FIRST AVENUE,
II between Second and Third streets; the house is
twenty feet front, by forty Deep and the lot about
feet deep For terms apply at $50 Tenth
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DY sUYDAM HEGEMAN, AUCIoNEER, MONDAY
I'D Jan. 20, at 10 O'Clock A. M at the large store
on the corner of Myrtle and Lawrence street,
Brooklyn all the furniture consisting Of sofas, chairs
bedsteads feather beds mattresses bookcases
two panoA-Nunns Clark, Makers &c. Also two valu-
able horses, harness. wagons, tinmans to,ls &c. All
to be sold without reserve to close the coparnershp OF
the firm.
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LNUGENE B. FRANKLIN, ArCTI0NEER.- FRANK
IN LIN q NICH0Is, Office 81 Nassau street,. Nm.
would most respectfully to their friends and
the public that they will give their prompt attendance
TO sales Of household furniture merchandise &C., ct
private residences and stores.
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A UCTION NOTICE-THOS. BELL. AUCMONEER BY
"A BELL 4 BUSH, this day, at l0H O'Clock, at No. 27
Centre street hotel and family furniture Sofas couches
bureaus, mahogany and other bedsteads, mattresses
tables chairs carpets, paintings, engravings, &C. Also
choice liquors, segars tobacco, nc.
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ENOR sALE-THE LEASE OF LOT NO. 20 CATHERINE
II street. with the buildings thereon The lease will
expire the first day Of May 1857 buildings to be paid
for lease given The lot is twenty five feet
and half inches in 'front.' and twenty Ave feet in the
and the north side ia feet inches and
the south side liz feet inch Deep Apply at $50
Tenth street one door east of Third avenue
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THO LEASE-THE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 364 BROAD
i way, Of Franklin street. will be leased for
term Of years. Apply to ADAMS LUCKEY, 10 Nas-
sau street.
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HARMS FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP-TwO, eAND 10
Il acres, at Roseville Staten Island one of 80 acres
Carkstown, Rockland county N. r., four miles from
Eleventh avenue Fifty first street; two d. 1881
street; two lots in Brooklyn farm, Spring Valley
Rockland county N. Y, mile from railroad depot
rs acres new house and barn. Apply at 81 Fulton
street The Staten Island farms will double in value
from three to six years.
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A SSiGNEES SALE.-SAM'L. OSG0OD AUCTIONEER,
"A No. SO Nassau street, will sell at 40l Broadway,
Saturday JAN 81 t 1oI O'Clock A. NJ the stock Of rst
class Broadway furs and sleigh robes; the urs Of
superior quality N. B-The sale will be continued until
the entire stock Is disposed Of.
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M UsEUM HOTEL, % ANN STREET, NEAR BROAD
VU way--Every thing neat and new. " Economy and
excellence the motto Furnished rooms by the night
week a Is cents to strangers permanent odsers
Bar and billiard room OF the nrst class. Open Al night
for the accomm odation OF its patrons
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NtAsH ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW
~ elry, segars pianof ,rtes merchandise, and per-
sonal property generally, bought for cash. Notes,
stocks, bonds and mortgages &c. negotiated Business
confidential and executed promptly at IS Nassau street
first floor, back Office first rate restaurant Broad.
way for sale FLORENCE Il co.
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LNOR SAIE-A NEW HOUSE,, WELL FURNISHED IN
IL williamsburg near the ferries, for g. 500 Also,
to let in New York, house in Elm street spartments
stores and Easements in Mott Rose James, and Green.
wich streets. Possession this day. Apply to
=. G. SMITH, so Rose street
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Mooney TO LOAN-ON real. ESTATE, DIAMONDS
M plate, Watches furniture, pianofOrtes, dry goods
and every description Of property purchased for cash.
Business prompt and con6dential by CASEY CONLEY,
Empire Loan Office, 32l Broadway, adjoining the City
Hospital.
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TNoR sALE-TwENTY-FIv FARMS OF ONE HUN
IL bred each, at tao dollars acre. with five
years credit Protestant families, known be indus
trious worth about $500 TO $780, purchase these
farms Climate, soil, water and wood unsurpassed
in the United States. Apply at 80 Broadway, second
story, front room.
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DARN FOR SAIE-OF 1873 ACRES, THREE MILES
II from Hudson city, Hudson River Railroad and Hud-
SON river Institute and Academy, Columbia county, N
T. said farm has fine views, beautiful stream, excel
lent fruit. Would make three gentlemens residences
will sell in whole or in part. Apply to G. II. COOKE
Tyoli. New York.
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NOR sAIE-A STAND IN WEST WASHINGTON MAR
II ket. Apply immediately TO L. Fisher, lis Blocker
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A GENTLEMAN AND LADY WISH TO GET GOOD
"A sized furnished room with board (perm anent), in
private family where other boarders will be taken:
no objection to any part of the city IL in pleasant
neighborhood Address, stating location &C., Norgs,
Broadway Post Office, for three days.
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A NO. 81 PRINCE STREET-wEST OF AND NEAR
- Broadway, second story front suit of rooms,
House first class, with modern improvements. Family
small and select.
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@SOn WILL BUY THE STOCK, LEASE AND FIX.
DCOO lures of the best boarding, lodging, eating
and drinking house in South street. the East
side. Lease five years. Rent low 1t is above the Bat
terry near the market South street. The owner Is
going South, IL will be sold this day, bring what 1t
may Apply at 81 Division street soon this daY.