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THREE Daily Trough Traits, between Pt
Iadeipha and Ptttsbnrg THE MORNIN
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for p,ttsbur
al ~ A NJ. and pitt.bnrg tor Phadel phia al
a. NJ THE FASTLlNE leaves Philat ephia
for Plttsbure al / p. M. and Pltshprg for phiIa
delphia at p. NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for ptlsbnrg a,
p. NJ. and Pitishnrg for Philadelphia al 10 p. NJ
The above lines connect al Pit'sburg with
Railroads TO AND FROM 81. Louis, Mo-. Alton
Gatena enc Chicago, Ills Frankford, Itaiug Oh
aad Louisville, Ky; Terre fIaute, n ad~on, La
fayet,e, ant Indianapolis. lnd Cincinnati, Day
ton, Spriugt ID, Bellefoutaiue Sandusky, Foledo
Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Massllon and
Wooster Ohio; also. with the Steam Packet Boats
from and To NEW ORLEANS, ST.. Lotus Louis
VILE, aud CINciNNATt
Through liekets can be had to or from either
OF the above places.
For fur'ter PARTICULARS, see Hand bills al tht
different starting points Passengers from the
West vii find this The shortest and most expedi
tious route 70 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
Oh Boston.
THOS. MOORE,
AGFNr. Passenger Lires, Philadelphia
J. MESkIMEN,
Asen' Passenger Lins., Pitisbnrg
Feb 1888. Iv
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JUST ECEIYEU.

4 FEW dozen white Beaver Hats, lnst the thing
A for Summer wear, at the Hat Store OF
ID. Il. HUMPHREY Il GAGE.
June 9, 1855
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H. ". LIHxaAuaH.

nEALEktu Watches, cfccks Fancy and ysre-
~ ty Goods hinsica 4 fnstrnments, and Toys o
ill kind. Watches .Ciocks and Jeweif + n paired.
Old Gold and silvc bought. Main street ,betewcen
Fourth andFifth, Keokuk Iowa tmar.2Ybs.d
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Is Agent for the Missouri State Mutual Insu-
i rance Company the Directors OF which are
among the oldest and best known business men
OF st Louis. d3dptf
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HAIR DRESSING SALOON

TTA1R CUTTING done accoi sDgto physiogno.
Ii my and the principles OF che Coitieur's art,
nd Shampooning performed m anew and agrees-
bic style.
Those who desire to enjoy the luxury of the
Toilet should not failto call at my saloon on Main
street,in the building formerly occupisd hy the
Bank.
Keokuk, APriief, isss-iy GEO. CABKs
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CONN KI,E.
W hotesalr GTocrrk, den
Forwarding and 20
Nos 81 an
A RE now receiving
n heir spring stock. w
al very low rates. The
ders they may be favore'
100 hhds N q sugar,
50 bills beicher's clfd,
as j" loaf anu crushed
100 " 5 H moiasses,
DO +" plantation g
so j" Dclchet's s II 4
golden 81 rup,
so pkgs hf Dbl y kgs do
200 sacks Rio coffee,
80 pockets old gov Java d
800 kegs nails,asst sizes
90 boxes soap,
SO do star candles,
80 do ma uld do
TO nj chests teas, asst,
SO boxes do
100 hxs showing tobacco
various brands,
so hxs cut chewing ant
smoking do
90 NJ regalia and prin Clip
cigars,
~ boxes Cuba skies.
500 bu prime ID. Apple 8
500 BIZ prime d Peaches
100 pAgs salerstus, bbis
boxes, kegs,
70 kegs ) L soda,
500 bills wrapp'g paper,
100 reams let. X emp do
90 pkgs 1 ~ 81 . niackere
8 drums codii sh.
so bxs smoked herring,
8 cases sardines,
10 tierces rice,
rs bbls tar,
70 g patch & rosin
"a hxs nj p raisins,
co hf and or bxs do
| case prunes, In boxes
10 boxes citfon,
400 drums figs,
10 bbls Dayton ale, frcsl
30 boxes mustard,
is g corn starch,
sc dog hrooms,
500 It's broom twine,
26 boxes axas,
10 bbls crackers.
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TIT. undersigned has now in
i his Ware Rooms, and de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
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III ELLINGTON
CORNER MAIN AND JEFFERSON srs.,

BURLINGTON, Iowa
\ BRANCH Of the Mercantile College OF
I Pennsyivania--inc orporated by the ..esis-
lat0re Of that State with pernetnal charter
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HARD TIMES.


ID ELIEF FOR THE POOR. TENTH wARD-rHERE IS
IN existing in this ward a state of restitution and
need among the poor and abong classes requiring early
attention and relief Therefore, q public meeting will
be held at the Essex Market Station house this Thurs
day. evening" January a. at TX O'Clock, entrance in
Ludlow street, TO deyite the best mode or relf and
the benevolent respectfully requested 10 attend
George A Trowbridgs, Alderman; +. r. Purdy er al.
dermsn; r. r Haus, ex-Aiderman; Charles Francis ex.
Alderman; David Miller, ex. Alderman; william Ander-
son, Alderman; Dr. Crockcroft, Jay Jsrvis Joseph
Marsh, f. II. Dominick, A. W Barnes, James Grfiths
". W. Osborn, Nat Hustled, Geo. II Peck Horato Reed
Councilman Twenty fifth district; Joel Mason Council
man Twenty tixth district; Jonathan Purdy, Council
man Twenty seventh district; VIM. Foster ex Coun.
Gilman; II. T. Coats, Steven Barker, j. 7. Brooks VII.
liam Miller, r. 3. Titus, Moses ID. Gale, C. Seman
Charles Place, w. Allen, A. s scribner, Lewis Rsnods
n G.. Bradford.
GXTH WARD CALL FOR RE1IIF.-TBE CITIZENS
- Of the sixth ward particularly req rested TO at
tend adjourned meeting at the Sixth Ward Hotel on
Thursday evening, January a. 1885, at ~ o'clock for
the purpose Of taking necessary o the relief
OF the poor OF tie ward, and selecting suitable officers
for the government Of the association vote OF thanks
wss unanimously passed 10 Andrew Neslit Esa for
the free OF his room.
HENRY II. HOWARD, Chairma, pro TEN.
JoHS CLANCY, Secretary pro tenn.
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CoIIINS HOTEL PARL0Rs, WITH BEDRoOMs, TO
~ let, on most reasonable terms, with beard nj the
collins H.ei foot OF Canal street directly opposite Col
lrs line Of steamers Stages anu car, run close
10 the door, making II most convenient.
TAiLMAN 4 MAPES, P-tprietors
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET IUp
Il gate hill, Loudon-The above house q centrally
situated has excellent coffee room ten or tvrys pr
vs;e sitting rooms, between forty and dfty light airy
bedrooms good smoking room, warm cold aud sho ger
bsths always ready night porter in attendance; 6red
charge for servants. The New York Hsr.d u Rlsd
HOS QUARTERMAINF (aiso proprietor Of tAe Crown
and sceptre tavern, GrseEwich) tenders hts gra.efu
thanks TO bis American friends or thu fsvors has
bong enjoyed ~ thor hands and saHoa ther .ootuued
EatrOpsse aad r,conm ,adatiOn.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE, NEW YORK, DECEMBER %, 1854
There being dispute to the circulation Of papers
claiming the advertisement by this Office Of uncaed
letters notice Ia hereby given that the Postmaster will
receive evidence and decide upon the fact under and
pursuant to the regulations of the Post Office Depart
ment. printed statement for the information of per
desiring to compete for the advertisement xin
and defining the limits and boundaries Of the territory
deemed by the Postmaster to b. embraced within the
range Of the delivery this Office the time within which
evidence must be submitted and the particulars of the
evidence required, and blank aidavits in which every
detail to be shown is properly and definitely embraced
win be furnished ON appica ton at this office.
ISAAC Y. FOWLER. Postmaster.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WORK OF INTENSE INTEREST =" NOTES ON
"A Duels and Dueliing, alphabetically arranged with
preliminary nary historical essay BY Hon Lorenzo sabine
sketches of the principal dues that between David
and Goliath the first record to the present day. and
contains full account Of those of Importance including
all OF historical interest in the annals of this country
The duels between Hamilton and Burr, Clay and Ran
dolph, Decatur and Barron Cily and Graves as well
larty with history, and his intimacy with men pub
lie life has enabled him to bring to light facts of great
interest ana value The avidty with which every &C
count OF duel sought Tor and devoured led the pub
fishers to hesitate before Offering the public volume
containing such fund OF interesting and exciting
rial but the high character Of the author and peru
sal Of his historical have convinced them that the
publication of the work is destined to highly be-
nefcial influence. CROSBY, NICHOLAS CO.,
Puhlishera. Bnstnn
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cash MUSIC sToRE-MusTC AT HALF ERIC

cash MUSIC sToRE-MusIC AT HALF PRICE
~ New York, January / 1s55-Wiliiam Hall & SON.
2c9 roadway, opposite the Park, have decided to
duce the price of their entire catalogue and stock OF
noncopyright music to average OF half its for,
mer prices In order to afford this reduction we are
obliged to adopt the cash system aad we believe that
our friends and the public generally win be even better
served than heretofore by strict adherence this
principle In regulating prices, have adopted
our national currency and have as far possible, made
the prices in decimals. The price will be narked on
every piece of music. The non copyrights thus Gre
duced price, - cents and the copyrshtsta us "Copy
right, - cents" All the copyright printed
previous to this arrangement will be sold Que half
the old prices sin liar reduction will DO made in in.
strucon books &c. Since the study Of music has be-
come essential branch of education, reduction in
the price Of sheet music has been demanded by tho
public, and we have no doubt that the plan ws have
adopted will increase sales sufficient TO warrant US
In carrying out our enterprise to its fullest exteat Our
catalogue already contsns the works Of the Euro
pean authors, and will continue to reprint such AZ
may hereafter be published, all of which will sold at
less than onehsf the prices of the foreign copies We
will continue the manufacture OF psnofortes guitars
futef &c and also the importation every article OF
musical merchandise and will sell for cash only at
greatly reduced prices Orders from any part Of the
country, enclosing the money, viii be promptly and
faithfully attended, to. VIM HALL SON,
239 Broadway, opposite the Park.
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EDUcAT,On.

DARsNrs DESTROYS o. A COMFORTABLE AND VI /.
gibe home for thtir chilIreo, With the AivantAxcs
OF goai education piu pies address Mica ANTiskiI.
for, Rcamoni Staten ISlssi Terms from STA TO si5o
pee sn1um.
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MIR. mitchell AND HIS SORE EYES.-THE WIDE
wi AWAKE Of this week is a capital number. Its
principal illustration represents editor with
eyes, caused by straining them in looking at plana-
ton Mt distance II also gives idsa OF My Ala
bamA Crop" Buy it-ook ut tread it-and you will
be amused and delighted. Price two cents.
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MUSICAL.

A BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE $3.50 ROSEWOOD
"A pianoforte is offered for S245 made ORDER eight
weeks since by best city makers superior tone, new
style, case finished back is perfect, with makers fun
guarantee 1t can be seen AT No College pla :e fron
O'Clock A. N. till g. Wednesday and Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

LNOR SAIE-A SPLENDID PIANO, ONE OF CHRISTIE
II pher Seralls best make, warranted an excellent
instrument or sale; been in year, just long
enough to 1t TO be perfect article The owner
having two Of the same make, would dispose OF one on
reasonable terms. Apply at 133 Fourth street, Viii
larnsburu
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Wholesale and retail, IL Wall street,
second Aoor near Broadway.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-FURS OF ALL NATIONS
III Fall fashions ready at B00S h JACoB0wIZS, 397
Broadway, between Walker and White streets. The
finest articles for holiday presents, at immensely
duced prices Splendid stone marten sets formerly sold
SIS. and every article in proportion. Don't lose this
opportunity.
TTNOYs AND FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
i The undersigned has just received from his agents
10 Europe complete and varied assortment OF toys for
which be defes competition Those who are DESTROYS Of
making holiday presents will find It to their advantage
TO give him call Wholesale dealers viii find here q
very shoice and selection of goods suitable for
the approaching holidays. The undersigned begs leave
70 invite his customers and the public generally to in
spec. his stock Of toys and fancy goods and most
spectfury solicits q continuance Of their patronage
Remsmber the old stand Is Division street near Chat
ham square. G. GOErZ (late Haas Goetz.)
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NrANTED-BY YOUNG CURL, FIFTEEN YEARS OF
w age, situation waiter, to take Of chill
dren is willing TO make herself generally useful Has
objections 10 tho country Call this week at 81
West Twenty-seventh street
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VTyAETED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, chambermaid, and will assist
In the washing AMI ironing; objection to go short
distance in the country wages no object Good refer
Can be for two days at 90 stanton street.
first foor front room
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CNTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant 5erman girl, cook in private fam
NY Good reference given. Apply at 30 West Thin tenth
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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VNyANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION,
w 20 cook, wash and iron, in private family; has
no 10 inc 9 pest Of e oe,
room for two DAYS.
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VEANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A STU
wv alton as protested cook; one who thoroughly IN
derstands taking charge of kitchen; pastry cook
The best city reference given Can be for two
at 1876 Eizabe street. near Spring.
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VITANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Scotch woman; is a first rate cook also au
celent baker; objection hotel boarding house
saloon. Would assist in washing and ironing. Good
city reference given Ca at 31s Third street. near ave-
nue. n all the week.
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WvANTED-A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
w by young girl to do general housework. Best
OF reference given Please call at No 80 Clinton street.
Brooklyn.
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VETANTFD-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRI.
w situation chambermaid and waiter or laun
dress The best OF city reference be given from ha
lac place. Can be for two days at No IS Tenth
venue, third floor front room.
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VErANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN
w whose child died. baby TO wet nurse at her
home. Apply at II West Twenty eighth street, third
Hoor, back room.
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WTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG LADY,
w to tend fancy store or confectionery. Apply 20
NJ c., So Sullivan street
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JEyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
wv situation in private family TO do general house
work, cook wash and iron, who lived in family five
years Can be for two days at 10 Bank street.
BleeoLcr.
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VEyANTED-A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
w by young woman, first rate cook; has OBJ
jections TO assist in Washing has lived in the best Of ia
allies, and perfectly understands her business. Can
good city reference. Please apply at No. 10 Union
curt, for two days
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VKYANTED-A SITUATION, By A RESPECTABIE
Wv young wouiao nurse and seamstress, az
ehambermad and seastress The best OF city reference
be given. Please call at 81 West Nineteenth street.
between SIKH and Seventh avenues, FIRST door, back
room, for two DAYS
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WTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant girl seamstress, who is competent
in dres smaking plain sewing would make herself
otherwise useful. Please call at l51 varick street
third floor.
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MO. 8 UNIVERSITY PLACE--TwO LARGE, HAND
IN somely furnished parors to let to gentlemen to-
gether separate, without board
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~ REAT CHANCE-IJBERAL OFFER.-HoRACE WA
" TIERS, music pu blisher and dealer, of 333 Broad
way, viii present New Years gift for 1885, one dol
lars worth Of music TO be selected from his extensive
catalogue, to those who will purchase him the same
amount, previous to the 25th OF this month"; will
forward both gift aud purchase post paid He has aI,
made an enormous reduction in the prices of his cee-
braed pianos, mcodeons and musical Of all
kinds, and made to correspond with the hard
times. All orders promptly attended To.
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VETAN1ED-A SITUATION, BY A GERMAN GIRL,
w TO do either chamberwork housework Has
rood city reference Inquire at 207 Thirty ninth street.
hrst floor, between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
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WTAETED - A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do general housework in
small private family, or to do chamber work, washing
and ironing Good reference. Can be seen for two
days at No AZ Dey street.
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-VKTANTEn-A GOOD CooK--A WOMAN THAT UN
w dcrstsnds her business. Apply at No. ~ Walker
street, between the hours of 8 A. NJ. and T. NJ.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

DRY GOODS, &c.
r d. sGCRA6, COMMISSION MERCHANT, M
We porter Of embroiderss and fancy goods, such as
sofa cushions, slippers, segar cases. baskets chairs
fancy china ware workstands and all kinds Of reticues
No. 3o7 Broadway, first floor.
IRISH LlNENS.-TABI.E CLOTHS, UNION CLOTHS
i damasks, napkins, handkerchefs, doylies white
and brown cloths, assorted Sizes &c. Dealers supplied
at reduced prices by WIN. MATHEWS, 81 and 81 Ca
tharine street.
I IMPORTED wovE C0RsETs.-LADIEs, STRANGERS
and visiters in the city should before leaving, pro-
cure pair Of Mrs. GAYNOR'S elegant fitting French
wove corsets expressly for her and sold
at half the prices usually charged Another lot of
embroideries just received As Third avenue, near
Tenth street
r IMPORTANT TO LADIES-D RESSMAKERS AND MIL
J. liners. Urgent necessity compels to dispose OF
my remaining stock Of choice and fashionable dress
trimming ribbon gaoons teachers, flowers bonnet and
sash ribbons, silks, satns vevets &C. &c. at half the
NJ II. LUHTENSrEIN, 90 Bowery.
TADAM FTDRICH % wAvERIEY PLACE, HAS ON
Ul hand few very rich silk dresses, also few coaks
in velvet and lamb'swoo each being the very latest
Paris styles which will be sold at considerable reduc
ton. Her choice assortment of laces, embroderes &c.
&C., will also be sold at prices to suit the times.
NOVELTIES FOR BALLS AND SOIREEs.-JUsr RE
IN ceived per late steamers, a splendid assortment
of French embroidered Grape robes also Grape de Paris
grenadne, and tissues Of the latest Partisan styles.
UBSDEII, PERSON LAKE All Broadway.
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nNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN AND A GENTLEMAN AND
~ his wife may be accommodated with pleasant rooms
gas, pantries nc, and board in private family resd
ing in delightful location within Ave minutes walk Of
the South and Wall street ferries where all the comforts
of home be enjoyed Inquire at 100 Clinton street
BROOKLYN.
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TTNO LET-WITH BOARD, AT 40 EAST TWENTIETH
Il street furnished back parlor the fret fotr
suitable for gentleman and his wife; also, bed
room on third floor, for single gentleman House With
all the modern improvements, equally distant from
Broadway ana Fourth avenue
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Two LET-TW0 NEATLY FURNISHED BEDROOMS, To
single gentlemen, with fire places, without board
Rent moderate Apply at No. Hicks corner of
Fulton street, Brooklyn minutes walk from IL ferry
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INURNISIiED R0OMS.-A PAhiOk AND -FOUR BED
H. rooms, furnished to let with or or without boar
private house, 1s4 Grand street, Broaoway Terms
moderate.
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ID OONs FOR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN, WITH
III board, may be obtained at 544 Houston street. Sc
cond block from Broadway. Also, board without rooms
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MO. ITO GRAND STREET.-THE LET ONE LARGE
IN room, furnished with without board; also sevc.
raj small reoms for single gentlemen. Rooms lighted
with gas.
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situation cook, in a private family; or gem
SIemens boarding house fully competent in her bust
ness and has objection to go short distance in the
country. Good city reference given Can be seen for
two days Please call at l56 Eleventh street. third floor
between First avenue and avenue A.
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LNURNISHED ROOMS.-TO LET, A ROOM BEDROOM
Il and kit ;hen. with cooking stove and other
nences for keeping house Ctoton water up stairA
Some rooms unfurnished. No boarding house. Apply
at 1913 West Twenty fourth street Seventh avenue
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FURNISHED ROOMS.--WANTED BY A GEN II ENA "
IL between Fourteenth and .eatieth streets and ba
tween broadway and Sixth avenue, furnished parIo
and bedroom adjoining, with a private table Refer
eDces exchanged. Address box 80 Post Office.
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UNFINISHED PARLoRS, WITH FULL OR PARTIAL
IL board, 10 gentlemen aud their wives. Also bed.
rooms for single gentlemen at No Mnetta street within
minutes walk of Blocker street stages or sixth
avenue cars
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M USlC-A YOUNG LADY, PUPIL OF THE MOST
Nl celebrated vocal and instrumental performers that
nave visited the United States and possessing great
young ladies at her residence 13o street
between Seventh and Eighth avenues will attend at
residences three months will prove sufficient. Terms
in accordance with the times.
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ID OOMS SUITABLE FOR GENTLEMAN AND HIS
h wife and one single gentl, man lady. with or
family; no other boarders. Inquire at No. go Hudson
street.
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BOARDING AND LODGING

TX BRoADwAY-AN ELEGANT SUIT or APART
(Cl nients to let, suitable for family or s'agie
gent emen Privat. table DOLLY The house In frs. class,
and contains all the modern improvements.
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UTANTED-A WOMAN TO NURSE A BABY, NOW
wv about two months old. None need apply but q
Protestant who give good references for character
and health. Address H., box 2, O24 post Office.
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH BOARD IN A PRI-
"A vate family select boarding house. in this city,
where the terms are moderate and accommodations
good. Unexceptonable references required and given
Address NJ N, Herald Office Room to be unfnra shed
except carpet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

1.-TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO
Il Gated With board in private family. Apply at 2ss
Greenwich street. Chambers.