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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST Is, 1866
nearly equal to that of the previous week. which was

nearly equal TO that Of the previous week. which was
larger than in any week ever before Nreaches by
the three lines the very heavy aggregate OF 1925
only 3sS tons less than during the Inst previous week
The Reading Railroad brought down for the week
ending on Thursday last 59,3s6 tons. and for the
year to that time, l4l5 TAO tons, being increase
over the tonnage of the road to corresponding time
last year, Of 1885, 800 tons. The Schuylkill Naviga
ton, for the week ending on Thursday, brought
down % 40l tons, and for the season, $4,000 TONS
being an increase Of 1874 tons the tonnage Of
the canal to corresponding time last year. The in
creased production Of coal thus far this season. from
the Schuykll region, is 224 ,l04 tons. Mining ope-
Iations in the region, We are informed, continue to
be prosecuted with more than usual vigor. The
shipments Of coal from the Lehgh for the week end
ing with Saturday last, were AZ 43s tons, against
3Sla tons for corresponding week last year, for the
season. 6S4 73l tons, against 6S2 $50 tons to
tme last year. The demand for shipment continues
very active, without change of price. The retail
market begins to give signs Of improvement, and
viii now probably, show an increasing activity from
week to week. as the city fills up by those who have
been absent during the great summer heats.
The total shipments OF anthracite coal from Rich.
mond the depot Of the Reading Railroad Company,
during the week ending August 4th, 1856. was as
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ty Of water IL always looked for Eel river "a very full
and ample brad Of water lows 20 the levels between
Terre Hante and the site of the dam 1t Is hoped
that the loss a the Birch Creek reservoir will not affect
the navigation this year TO any considerable extent
This very fortunate Ter the seflress cf th canal and
Of great benefit to the Sads and commerce III the
try The Last outrage upon tle rtscr,oir may not be
quite 20 fatal as was 81 6rsti aphrkhPndli o,fl hr
Canal la nds- yiaonN$ Dsxrs -,Of fc lands in this
district the trustees have sold during the months
ending lst June, lS55l9 30A IS acres. Cor the OF
$685. 1874 55. . a To 4 at@Ftlf3 6Isf 158 .M@1
The sales during the period last year amounted
to 49, 5lS51 for the Of S484 EOS g. showing
decrease in quantity Of So 80 acres aud Of receipts
Sl45, 422 IL.
The quantity If remaining unsod ON the LIST
June 1886 in this district 285 Iji1s acres valued
at ss45, 0se co. 81 aaI63 10 of ~ a. H a5f rAs.
IAGANsuRT DIsT1uCT.-1he business Of the Land Once
east and west OF Hppecanoe having been very much d.
mnshed By the sale Of nearly nj, OF the land, and the
reduction Of indebtedness for lands Sold deemed
advisable ut abe last meeting oil the board to order dis
continuance OF the Office, ami ranser Of the
every kind apperaining therttpto the Office Mt
Tcrre laute This transfer taAcs place the LIST Aug
The expenses Of the current year for the
stated will necessarily be heavy, and the receipts
are expected to be light The Trustees in view Of these
circumstances, are not prepared 10 Ok upon the time
amount of further payment either account of the
principal Of the Canal loan, OF interest Canal
stocks issued account Of original Wabash and Erie
Canal bonds Notice of these payments will be given
soon they satisfied from the results OF the year of
the amount which be safely applied to these objects
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The total amount Of coal transported from the en-
tire Cumberland coal region during the week ending
the I'd Of August, l7306.O6 tons, and since the
lst Of January last, 366 s96O3 tons, Of which 24s,
22306 tons were transported over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and l17672.l7 tons descended the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. The amount shipped
for the corresponding period Of last year was
tons, showing an increase for the present year Of
3O,l97 tons. should be recollected, however, that
during the first three months Of 1854, only 29l0O
we're sent to market in consequence Of the miners
strike.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of certain articles exported from this port
during the week ending Friday, August 10, 1866,
distinguishing the destination and extent of depo-
sits to each place.:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MON.RY MAnKEr.

al.Ges oeylIt hf4 SUNDAY, Aug. I2--6 r.. NJ
During the past week the stock market has been
u1nsua.y buoyant, and an immense amount OF
Iasiress was daily transacted throughout. Quota
Ions for a. the lssding stocks show handsome ad'
vance 4ddat the close yesterday were hrm' wish an
upward tendency. The principal operations during
the present season have been in sound, productive
Securities The fancies meet with little favor from
m, class. and prices only sustained by the ma.
t,red influence Of rising market. This is fayora-
be feature of the existing speculative excitement
Ii in ths respect differs from oil others within our
experience and we attribute it entirely to the serious
Joses OF last year. 1t will be some time before the
disasters Of that period arc forgotten, and their reco
lection will exercise wholesome influence upon Wall
street Affairs. The sudden start and rapid rise last
week in prices, for productive stock securities was
caused principally by the unexpected falling OF in
rates for foreign exchange. This changed
the specie movement to great extent, and
7he probabilities of an accumulation OF gold
ftom California receipts suddenly became too
strong TO resist Many OF the strongest and most in
huenial bears at once entered the market az buyers,
and secured portion OF their shares before the i'm
proVemeat had proceeded far. In this they exhibited
their usual shrewdness. The fact of so many large
se'!ers becoming large buyers gave great impetus
20 the Market and for q few days quite an excite.
me0t prevailed at the Board and in the street. After
time we shall find the class of bears more distinct
~ defined again. when the contest with the bulls
viii be carried on as vigorously as ever. The CON
tinued abundance and cheapness of money, in con
necton with the belief that there will be change
at present is of the of the recent sudden
imitation Of prices and 30 long the attention Of
purchasers is confined to the dividend class OF stocks,
ihe advance In market value may be gradual and
steady, and the dangers Of collapse reduced the
securities become distributed among those able to
hold a. permanent investments.
Mr.. Albert H. Nicolay's regular semi-weeky auc
tion sale Of stocks and bonds will take place Mon
day next. the 18th inst, at l2l o'clock, at the Mer
chants Exchange
The expectation ofspecie from this port last week
was comparatively limited
SHIPMENTS or SpEs1G FROM THE PORT New YORK.
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DIAyrNG CARDS or EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR SALE
ii al the Union Card Mandatory, III and To Grand
erec. broadway. including single ard double head,
ornsuon'ed and plain, and Spanish cards superor
article q linen faro oarcs, well seaoned and warranted
not 10 warp, made expressly Tor dpsl'.g
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Excess OF imports. 81, O56 4S3
The following is a comparative statement Of the
value of exports from the commencement of the year
500, ele,aoO SIS, 49,, 42s s1,442, 500

MT uccreaFt :" august = IS'o S7Oz4,V62
There is yet no movement in breadstuffs Of conse-
quence. Small lots OF corn continue to go forward
to Liverpool, and the usual quantity Of -four to
British North American Colonies, but the grand
shipments, which all have been so anxiously look
ing for, have not yet commenced and it will be
weeks yet before shall see large lots of -four 60
ton Of merchandise continues limited, our importa-
tons are coming in quite sharp. The receipts last
week were large as appears by the following detailed
statement:--
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Among the most important articles OF import
last week were coffee, $ls9,O6s; segars. Sos .y22:
linseed oil, $53,727; brandy, S76,467; undresscd
skins, s42 ,l59; iron. s59S59 tin, $l9 ,5Ag: sugars
sll6,0s0. The balance was made up OF about the
usual variety.
The trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal have
submitted the following figures for the half year
ending june !, 1856 =
WABASH AND Elsn CANAL
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A UCrION NOTICE.-J0HN HOUGH, AucTIoNEER.-
N Magnificent household furniture, rosewood piano
forte pier and oval mirrors. velvet carpets, oil paint
ngs, statusry, &C., to be sold this day. Monday at
10is A. NJ precisely These goods the entire speu
did contents of the first class four story dwelling No. 70
Murray street, and are to be sold without reserve
part, but not minute list is mag
nihcent rosewood suit consisting Of pieces the
frames of which solid rosewood deliberately carved
and upholstered in crimson and maroon brocate
wood octave panofore of beautiful tome and fully
warranted massive rosewood bookcase carved rosewood
eegere with plate glass doors and back elegant ladies'
escrutOire nlad beautifully throughout carved
wood centre tables with statuary marble tops heavy
French plate pier glasses, rosewood buffet beautifully
decorated china vases marble satuary very fine
designs; excellent collection Of oil paintings by
lists Of acknowledged TALENT royal tapestry velvet
pet aabaster marble and Gothic inlad clocks; elegant
lace curtains cornces shades, &c. Dining room-Solid
mahogany extension table with carved feet mahogany
tea and breakfast tables, mahogany cushioned chairs
decorated china dinner and tea SETS silver ten services
casters cake baskets forks spoons &c cut glass; Wines
gobets preserves, fruit dishes &C.. ivory cutlery
graved decanters, silver napkin rings, &c. &c. Cham
bers-Rosewood and mahogany bedsteads, bureaus
wahstands and card tables rosewood suit in hair CLOTH
mahogany do tapestry, Brussels and ingram carpets
pier and oval mirrors paasses, pure cured hair mat
tresses feather pillows and holsters, Marsees counter
panes lace and muslin window drapery cornces shades
toilet sets engavings &c. &C. Catalogues at the house
Sale without regard to weather.
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a IBERT II. NICoI-,y. AuCTTONEER.- AND
n attractive sale Of superb liquors, under CUSTOM
Tuesday August Ia, nj IL O'Clock. ut his sracions
saesrooms, IL Broad street. fine collection of choice
brandes, wines clarets Nc. &c being the balance OF
viii be found 81 Julien's clare Chateau Magaus do,
very old superior shcrre fine old port wines excellent
old cognac brandes. both pale and dark OF 1916 vintage
Hautrlarzac autcrn and other celebrated wines, club
house GIN Schicdam schnapps Mumms and other cele
bratcd champagne; Marachna, Curacao and absyn'h
cordals olive oil. French wine vinegar; also i'm.
pprted German cologne together with 100 00 Havana
segars vaoW brands all of which arc to be sold only in
the original 4tkagcs imported and delivered from tine
L. s bonded warehouse. The trade and private
ers are respectfully invited TO attend the sale II offers
unusual inducements. Terms cash. in bankable money.
sale percmptory and al articles the catalogue
raned represented Samples ready for examination
carly on morning oi sale Elf
a iBERT H. NiCOTAY, AuCTI0NEII Will, SILL. AZ
n auction, "wednesday, August IL, 1858, at IL
ociocs. al the Merchant Exchange New York . good
substanal double frame dwelling house. used ~ hotel
situate on the Newtown plank road long Island about
I've miles from Peck slip ferry and three quarters of
.tabing shed, fifty feet In length with and
hall story building ADJOINING or Kitchen and sleeping
rooms al-o good cellars undo, the entire main building
Attached the premises I've Of land including
very large and fine locust gfeve Of trees forming
beautiful shade retreat for 00 ~ r-ons shooting gal
meIl Of ra,es The whole will o. Old IN one o. The
above Is very desirable place fo e hotel business or
as private residence by the 'nd City ferry boat,
from Fulton ferry New York, and a. ears from Hunters
landing Fast river be reachs IN forty minutes
liz times day. and the Flushing stage pass the front Of
inc nGSss The Turner. ee,, pes y % eys
have used this place. ~ rs fine retreat for
large and small parties. Tcsss easy aud title perfect
Possession may he had Immediately aztec the SALE II de-
sired Further conditions at the sale. About ~ soo
r,,pain. For further Information apply JOHN n,
wNILB. on the prtmi-es, or 70 JONI Coos a son,
coa nsc,or- Of lAs III Nassau street. Nex ork "a
AEga McOtAf, Austioprcr. ~. ~ Creed street,
New So-s.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

A IBff1 ~. NiCOIAS. AttriONFIit.- AND
IN bon,,7 auciion--l., guiar sac.-Albert H. Nico-
lay VIII sell his day, Aug. IL. AZ ~ o'clock at the
Merchants ENchangc, ir account Of whom il may
- coo indiana state pee cent Bonds. ....... 81 900
200V Memphis city per cent Bonds. ......... 900
$500 Eric ConyertibcS If 1871. ............ 1910
SEQ Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad.
$1,000 Chicago and Mississippi 10 rcr cent Income
Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
$1,000 Mayaye City per cent Bonds due in 1883 1000
% shares Toledo and Illinois Railroad ....... 30
81 do. Cleveland and ltt.burg l.ailroad . 70
> do. Eric Railroad Observation-Disclosures. 100
~ do. Phenix lirc Insurance Company. 80
10 dc. Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Co.. 80
u do. Cumberland Coal Company. .......... 100
100 do North American Kerosene Gas Light G." -
ECO do. New York aud Shswaugunk Mining Co..
Terms of saleTen per cent this day and the bah nee
before O'Clock tomorrow. The accrued interest AL
the bonds will I've charged 10 the purchaser
Next regular sale o Thursday, August III.
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A LOTION NOIlCE.-CONTINUATION SAL. OF CHOICE

A UtIION NOIlCE.-CONTINuATIONS SALE OF CHOICE
"A wines, liquors groceries and segars, by order Of
the sheriii-On Wednesday, August Is, at 1913 o'clock
at store No. 81 Pine street, by HENRY H. LEEDS Jr
auctonecr, choice wines, brandies gin, in bend groce
rics teas coffee sugar candles ssrdines olive oil figs
rasins Marascin, champagnes and Hook Sauterne and
other Rhine wines; Howard, Madeira London dock port
Amontellado Dun Gordon sherries Otard, Cognac and
felerosen brandes, in cases, demiohns and casks to
suit; London porter, Muir Sons Edinburgh ale; also
200 600 Havana segars of various brands the balance
the stock left from last SALE Catalogues and goods ready
Tor examination day previous to sale. deposit rcqurc
Of every purchaser. BY order Of FkfDK. l.. VtFLIE,
DEPUTY Sheriff
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A UCTION NOTlCE-iHOS. BELL. AUCTIONEER-
IA BY Bell 4 Bush, this day, at 1914 O'Clock in the
ton rooms IL North William street will sell without
extensive variety of and second hand fur
niturc Of al descriptions including superior second
hnnd ponoorte by a celebrated maker We wish to sell
almost every article in salcsrooms to make
Engagements for the numerous articles coming from the
Crystal Palace.
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DOARD--A LADY, RESIDING ALONE, WHO FOR
ID years has been accustomed to the requirements q
the sick, would accommodate lady with board nursing
and sklful attendance previous to and during con6ne
mcnt. Address Friend, Chatham square Post Office,
of A. Swarts. n. f..-
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Leaving balance hand June l. 1856. .x1p2 ~, 40
In consequence 81 the destruction Of the Birch Greek
Reservoir by rioters tho navigation Of the canal has
been much interrupted The trustees say -
The emptypg q the Birch Greek Reservoir would in
dry SEASON. destroy the navigation Of the canal through
all its southern portion from rcrrc Hsu,e Evansville
distance a 100 miles and 81 course cut "a all the
through navigation from lake Eric "a the Ohio river
portion OF the canal north Vi Terrr Hsute "a also
dependant upon this reservoir for supply q water in
part: the trustees expect however maintain good
ma, gatiou between Lake Erie Terre Vaute and from
the favorable character q the may lie able 90
maintain considerable through navigation. The canal
indeed ct the date OF the last sd ices (th Juy
in good nss~n6e order along its entire length. The
constant eueec>sn az rains has Kept ND the natural
fresers md scarcity Of water IL spprchruded,
ttorgt he y I'd fpas~d ~ pcficd wnel
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During the past week about nineteen hundred
thousand dollars entered at this port from Ca
ifornia, besides the sums coming in the hands Of
passengers by two steamers from San Francisco.
The next weekly bank returns will not show much
variation in the specie department. but the returns
for toe following week must show handsome in
Cresse.
The annexed statement exhibits the gross earnings
o. the Harlem Railroad Company for the month Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

DOARD.-SINGLE GENTLEMEN WILL FIND GOOD
ID accommodations at 80 Forsyth street, near Walker.
Respectable mechanics, wishing clean airy rooms win
do well to call Single double beds with every nen-
tio pau to the comfort OF boarder. few day boarders
taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

DoARD WANTFD.--IF YOU WANT BOARDEPS FOR
ID the fall, send your address early; very many are
applying for board do not I've mistaken my odce j.
the place to lind them sos Broadway Grace church,
boarders directed free OF charge by letter otherwise
H. ID. GOODWIN.
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A II CN1SfAI.AR AuCrONRExa Nl1Is SELL, ON
IN Monday, August ~, at lok O'Clock. st ZIG West
tesnth street the whole and entire furniture contain
Cd IN SAID uouse consisting In part Of end
hoeany ehars. dining CENTRE card and der tables tete
aetes dvsns mirrors, Brussels anding~ia carpetings
French nedstesds, dressing bureaus, Washstands beds
and beddihg, &c also, two splendid rosewood pianos
made by wSl known makers. This sale L veil worthy
the attention Ga trade and others. sis d .sl-
A ID .SAigGgslsIAIAR, AUCHoNEER, WILL. SELL.
A. on dursiny August Il. at lOk O'Clock, st Lac
consisting of sugars teas, coGees groceries, &c. also
six cases u indigo blue, first quality. ie ss'lI ,
4 UIu,oN kDrl(T-ro WHOM n MAY CONCERN
~ W. q lALBURTJs, Anctoneer, will sell on wednes-
stores Atlantic dock South Brooklyn one superior grain
dryer together with the machinery belts, pullies and
everything appcrtainins thereto ts.sfs-l
a UC1IoN NorIcg.--fR,o cKERY, GLASS AND CHI
N na.--By j. {. H. BAgrIE1T.-0n Tuesday, August
n 10 ococL No oSl Pearl street, in lots to suit
tacrs a large and peremptory sac OF oil kinds Of W.
granite and ware French china japanned ware
cut and pressed glassware, &c Catalogues now ready
Goods well packed for shipping. ct moderate charges
A uCIoN NOTICE.. BOGART, AUc11oSIER; by
IN s. Bogart this day, at 10 O'Clock, at the carpenter
shop, Thirty ninth street, west OF seventh Avenue,
sheriff. sae, lot of lumber, doors, castings. moulling
horse power hosting machine with tackle carts, two
horse lumber wagon two horse pleasure wagon set
light harness. set double harness. carpenters shop,
Sheds stable cutting box boundary fence enclosing
0' ground oil paints &c too nS %rsrp to mention
THOMAS CARSxY, deputy Sheriff. .t.s :, a. .-
A UCIIoN NOTICE.. BOGART, AUC1TONEER; BY
N S. Boqart, this pay at 101 O'Clock, al No. 179
Chambers street boarding house furniture chairs tables
large lot bedsteads beds and bedding, bar and
Kitchen furniture.
A UCTION NOIIlE.-EpWARD SCIIENCK Will. SILL.
IN this day, at his salesroom l6 Wall street at half
past 10 O'Clock without reserve, large assortment of
ancy goods consisting Of china aud figures scent
bottles silver plated goods clocks rustic and euameled
furniture china, lounges, paintings silk, jewelry,
with lot Of pcrfnmery Also, one splendid rosewood
musical box, splendid accordion. Terms cash.
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A SUITE OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED,
n suitable for gentleman and wife, single gentle
men, with full or partial board Also several small
rcnccs exchanged. 3aA
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DOAkD wAS1ED--BY A LADY, THAT WORKS IN A
ID store Broadway and Bleeckcr street. preferred
Terms must b. moderate. Address NJ. f. Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

DoARnJN6.--AG GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE. OR TWO
I'D single gentlemen. be accommodated with
room; also single Mt 81 West TWENTY second
street between fifh and sixth avenues.
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DoARDING.-s:O0 Will. PURCHASE THE IRAsF
ID and furniture o. = drst rate boarding house com
rri-ing some twenty rooms, andsomcy situated. five
minutes walk from City Hall. Address Cash. Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

loAl.DING.-A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM To
ID let toa lady and gentleman with board for the
lady only in the upper part of the city Abingdon
square. Address Fanny, Broadway Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

IloARDING--A LARGE PLEASANT ROOM WITH
ID pantry attached 10 LEI, with board 20 a gentleman
ana his wife. where the comforts of home may en-
joyed Also suitable for couple Of single gentle
men. Apply at So Henry street.
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DOARD.-A VERY PLEASANT, LARGE SIZED ROOM
Id with full partial board, TO gentleman and wife,
two single gentlemen at dollars per week at 434
Hudson street, OF Morton. A quiet house ana
location pleasant
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I1OARr--WITH A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM
ID at very reduced rate, by advancing 500 to $500
security given If required Parties wishing to
cheap board will find this chance Address Board
Herald Office, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

D0ARDING ON BROOKLYN HEIGHrS-BTT1NETN
ID Fulton and Wall street ferries for gentlemen, with
partial board in private family The house and situa-
ton very desirable. References unexcepiionabe Ad-
dress during the month Of August with real name W.
Andrew, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

lOARDlNG-AT 100 AND 122 CHAMBERS STREET
ID Zine pleasant newly furnished for families
with every convenience also single for gentlemen
at reasonable prices Day boar,ers accommodated alss
References REQUIRED.
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DOARD--A VERY LARGE HANDSOME FRONTROOM
ID on second ioor with large panries TO let viii,
board in private house, also single room; gas and
bail n the house, within doors OF st. Johns PARK
Apply mt No. Beach street.
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N y. NASH, AlC1lONEFR STORE 80 BROAD
Jaway.--Constahcs sale of fancy goods This dav Mon
day August IL, 1865, at 10 A. NJ, at 1j4 sixth avenue
consisting Of shell aud huo back and side combs dress
ing combs, hair brushes, portemonnaies umbrellas para:
soi~ fancy goods. nc.
IoIIN T.. HARRINGTON Constable
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DoARD DOWN TowN-TwO OR THREE CENT EMEN
ID can be accommodated with board ut IT. Duane
street, near Hudson opposite the Park t@f
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LADY AND GENTLEMAN, WISHING TO LIVE
N quiet and retired, where the comforts of home
may be realized, can obtain neatly furnished front
widow lady House has gas and bath, and ia centrally
located. Terms moderate Address Mrs. Howard Broad
way Post Office, for two days. .aa s,r...t