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Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04

;,- f-o,, an Cd1Ttcr arrived yesterday morn
- LII ~ 'ne ouachIta rlveE, having been Dispatch
20 oy tne underwriters to the sunken steamer
IpAlsd- by means of submarine arusor the
PeI.o's employed Were enabled to dive under the
80 aiid nan piece of hide over the hole. and
~ .ne use oi the steam pump succeeded In fifteen
Iouis Tou IA Clearing her entirely of water. The
LOUISA VIII be down In dav or two.
IN o. BuL. 21a ult
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04
Cabinet REtSasszfactory,
n o { i G c.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
L tween SAMUEL p McCULLAGH and W. v
BRowN, under the style of AIcCullagh & Brown.
was dissolved on the 2sth OF June by mutual con-
sent W. V. Brown having purchased the entire
interest OF S. p Ne Culagh, is alone authorized to
settle up the business of the firm
w. V. Brown having connected himself in busi-
ness with T. S. Ashby and E. r. Ashbv, the
business will be conducted under the name and
style OF ASHDY, BROWN & Co., at the old
stand
Fulton. Jislg Ist- 1854 81
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04

WIFE fENCES.-The Ploc. Lam, and -s,rg
peas OF l. machine being invented bv ] Ne,b;tt
ol Lo"eli, Mass. which can make 1ettino xv;re
,ence AZ nom seventy-ive cents to two dollars
.ou. AT such prices this fence, If good. should
meet with most extensive sale.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04

" W wELDcS; MILTON NC DONALD
Weldon & Mcdonald,
CABINET NANUF ACTURE ERS
Main ST., I'd door beio,c the Washington House,
Washington, Arkansas
ESPECTFULLY inform the public general
Ii ly. that they will keep constantly on hand
variety of FURNITURE made OF the best mate
rial
Old Furniture repaired and made as good as
new COffiEss made and trimmed TO order at
the shortest notice. All orders will receive
prompt attention.
Persons wishing to purchase furniture would
TO well to give them call before purchasing
elsewhere
Washington, March 2la. 1855 12-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04

TEE CAIRO AND Fulton RAILROAD.-The Cairo
Times in noticing the passage o the bill confirm
Ing the incorporation OF the Cairo and Fulton
railroad company and applying to Its construction
the grant OF lands made by Congress, through the
Missouri Legislature SAYS.
I'VE consider the Cairo and Fulton railroad up
on as firm a basis. and as having good prospects
before them as had the Illinois Central two years
ago They haze the grant OF lands confirmed to
them by both Arkansas and Missouri. the surveys
have been completed, and everything connected
with the project points to the early completion
of it.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04

The WAR THAT LoO5Is on EURoPEI-A Lead
Ing New York paper of recent date, says:
a few weeks more, and unless peace is made
at Vienna with promptitude that nobody in Eu-
rope now seems TO expect. we shall witness the
opening on that Continent of var, in comparison
with whose events, the Crimea campaign will
sink into that inSignifcance which. In a war be-
tween three OF the greatest nations the face of
tne earth 1t always ought to have worn The
hitherto independent operations in the Black Sea,
and in the Baltic will then be connected by line
of battle extending across the whole breadth OF
the Continent which separates these two colos-
sal inland lakes; and armies whose magnitude is
adequate to the almost boundIess extent of the
Sarmat:an plain will contend for its dominion
Then and then only, can the war be said to be
truly European one" HEM Eae. d Eng
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04
TO the stockholders of the
u. o. - zt. z. Railroad Company

A L a meeting OF the Board of Directors of this
II Company held In the city of Camden, on
Wednesday, the 9TH. OF February, 1855. 1t was
ordered that an additional call of TEN per cent
be made on all subscriptions of stock,-said call
to be due on the first dav OF March, 1855.
By order OF the Board,
JAMES I. ELLIOTT. Sec'g.
March 81, 1855. Pillow. B.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04


No deduction for absence, except in cases Of
protracted illness.
The Seminary will be furnished, at an early
day, with Chemical, Philosophical and Astro-
nomical Apparatus, and select Library.
The course OF study VIII be sufficiently exten-
sive. Intellectual education consists in mental
discipline and Development. A thorough course of
mathematical and linguistic studies, which have
direct tendency to enlarge, invigorate and dis
cipline the mind, will be chiefly relied on TO
the best results, in this very important de-
partment. Studies, to be really valuable and sal
utary in their disciplinary influence; must be few
and judiciOusly chosen. The crowded courses OF
our Female Seminar les constitute evil against
which every friend OF sound, thorough, efficient
education must protest. The number OF studies
has been doubled in the last thirty years with no
corresponding advancement in good scholarship
Experience in the art of teaching, with careful
observation OF mental development. has wrought
clear conviction, that few studies adapted to
the wants of the youthful mind. and thorough hy
mastered, is perieraoie to the very extensive, but
desultory, tragmentary, and superficial course
usually pursued in Female Seminaries.
The mind does not act clearly or forcibly wheu
diverted into many channels; nor does it proceed
SO fast. Three studies and one accomplishment
many ought to be pursued at one time.
While governed by these principles in training
the intellect, special attention will be given TO the
inculcation of sound moral sentiments. to the for
inaton OF correct haoits purify OF manners, and
to the acquisition of such accomplishments dis
tinguish social life. That special attention may
be paid by the teachers to this very important
part OF female education, it is desirable that pupils
from distance, board with the Principal, who
has purchased the large and commodious resi-
dence, designed in its structure, for the boarding
department of the Seminary.
Being determined to establish an Institution of
the highest order, teachers of the best qualitica-
! tioas will be employed.
L. J. JOINER, Principal.
IVGShington, Dec 2Oth, 1854 ST.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04
IA "a ED
MILL MAMUFAcT0
TassssugtOr.. ArFSansos

'EfHE undersigned have formed. co-partner
4 ship tor manufacturing Cotton GINS horse
MILLS. WHEAT FANS and THRASHING
MACHINES. and all other articles in their line.
Having furnished themselves with the best ma
terials.-ifom their long experience in the busi
ness they feel confident that they can give entire
satisfaction, TO those who may patronise them.
both IN the quality of the article, and the terms
upon which they viii sell They will also,
DO all Kind OF Repairing in, their
Line, rrith Pyompfness ana I.oon h5erul Terms.
Planters living upon Red River either above
or below Fulton. who may wish to have any kind
of repairing done. can ship their work to tue care
OF K ID. Walker or Wheat & Reaves, at Fulton
where they will receive it; promptly execute the
necessary repairs and return it for reshipment.
All work warranted to perform we'll with good
usage
They are prepared to 20 all kind of turning in
.ron, Steel or Wood
B. F. RENFRO & CO.
Washington, .Ark., Nqrch 2G, 1865. IS
Hampstead Democrat please copy.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04
Notice..

A Ii orders for Groceries through the House
II of d. & V. BLOCK. of Washington. Arkansas.
viii be promptly executed by us,
fzf A. 4 ii. BLOCK
% Common and Al Canal Street.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1st, 1854. Aft.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

the Circuit
nywnhths
Cout4 doon
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04
i. o. q. II.

nZAN LODGE No. 10, at Washington. Ar
" kansas, meets on Friday night of each week
CHARLES B. mitchell, Sec'u
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04

| n retiring from the business Of BELLER & STU-
L ART, teEder my thanks for the liberal share
of patronage bestowed upon the firm, aud respect
fully solicit continuance of the same for A. T.
BELLER, who continues the business on his own
account. r. &. STUART
Washington, March 7th. 1855. lift
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04
E,ES 8 OE TTO n,

Es z s 8 . T. q II @ n.
E7HE firm of BELLER & STUART, is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent. A. i.
BELLER is fully authorized to close up the busi-
ness and as it is desrous that it should be done as
soon as practicable, those indebted are respectful
ly requested to come forward and make settle
ment. A. L. BELLER
R. c. STUART,
Narca 7ta, 1855.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04
n @ { G e .

II AYING purchased the interest of R. C. SrU-
IL ART, in the late firm OF Beller & Stuart | in
tend continuing the business on my own account
and respectfully solicit continuance of the lber-
al patronage bestowed upon the firm.
4. Z. BELLER.
March 7th. 1855.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04
WASWENG GEON
F ( MI AL E Sc MIM AIRY

fTNHE Spring Session will open on the 1st Mon
L day in February, 1855, and continue till the
last of Juy tsix months;) thereafter the scholastic
year will commence on the lst Monday in Octo
Der, and continue iorty-two weeks.
THE TERlIS. for session of taceu-
ty-one aoeehs, 21ayable quarterly IN ad-
gct1ace, are as f0ii0lcS.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04
G. w RET Il .

Erery description of IYatches Qtoircrer injured)
paired and nude perform. Watchcs may be
safely sent from distance, by mail.
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04
Weldon & Mcdonald,

W w WELDON,
Washington telegraph., 1855-04-04

MILTON NC DONALD.
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CiAyTssIso, 40.

(,L0THTs0-LADIEs OR GKsTLgsEs HAVING
sny 70 dspo.s Of can reess,s fsf pres Ia sssh.
ssnding Va the stsrs " fasssns strs. csE
Wet Bresd.s, letter tkr0ash As ress sms. Lailss
attended BY Mrs. cshsa. COHEN.
VouTHS AND cnrLDpgS's cLorHTs0.-JosRpH
j u. CLOSE, BAILEY CO, Ma. Pus rtass. stpeslt.
The cn- Hail. have ns- % hard Ne tss, .sssrtsd spsg
and Stock asa syfss " ~ fosba Ia UaftsI
STATE snd fuitabls for all from hrss tvsssy
old. Al -hsisssis snd fer trsA,iy rssssd prisss
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yRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM,


In kpw York, JusE D. o, AND Y, 1858.
TWENTYONE PREMIUMS, AMOUNTING IN ALL TO
OVER ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CASH,
porton Of tho premiums to be gwen II Preferred In gold or
silver plate, vt ITS eIsot cost
This Baby show tho nr exhibition Of the kind hold
in New York, will be
OPEN TO CHILDREN under ave years Of ase) FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Retiring cradles, &e, will DO provided for hun
dred babies aud their attend ants
The proprctors Of the American Museum Will tho tol
loving premiums to babies exhibited as foliowss-
The finest baby, under ave years OF 800
PREMIUMS UNDER ONE YEAH.
The finest baby, under one year 80
ofconu hhest, 10
Third finest, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
PRyMuns FROM THREE YEARS.
The finest baby, Of from ono to three 80
Second hnest, /" .......,...... ID
Third meet, (" .........,.... 10
Second finest, /" .......,..,,.. 10
Third meet, .............. 10
PREMIUMS
The finest twins, OF any age under nve,.....,.. $40
Third finest, .................. 10
rRIpLErs.
The dnest trple., ,or three At BIRTH any ase 80
Second finest, . ......t... %
Third finest. .......... 10
PREMIUMS ron ouArrRss
The finest quatern, 81 birth any ago $3.50
Second fnstt, 10
PREMIUMS yATrrsT CHILD.
The fAttsst chd under sixteen ysars age...... 30
Second fAttest, - -" .............. %
wall q Ia va n
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The ladies have consented 70 Judges
the occasion -hr. w. Leland Metropolitan Hotel Mr..
H. Bgrroughs Irying iiousc; Mr., D. Fowler 3s Broad
100 Barrow street; Mrs, J. N. Gcnin, ia Broadway
20 admitted with each child exhibited The exhibitors tick
ct 10 not transferable.
All persons competing for tho above premiums must OBJ
tain, at the Museum numbered certificate dspostas for
the dollar, which dollar win be returned tho
second day Of the exhibition.
The uuber Of babies exhibited at this BABY Show Is IL
mted hundred and exhibited that failed ~
secure the numbered certificate,
DAYS AND RULES OF EXHIBITION.
Tuesday 9th june IL A. NJ tod N. Babies Of all asos
exhibited
"wednesday, 9th June, II A. N. tos Pm Babies under
one year OF age exhibited.
Thursday, 7th June II A. NJ to3 M Babies from
three years and Babies from three Of
age, exhibited In two different classes.
friday, 18th June IL A. NJ to s T.. N. All tho Premium
Children exhibited Premiums bestowed At o'clock ~
Tie Baby taking thu higheat premium SltD not eligible
TO compete for any other premiums
All the Twins, TripIeta, Quaterns and Fat Children, As
we'll the Baby taking the highest PREMIUM 70 10
the Bah, 9TH 18th and 18th June from II A. NJ to T. NJ
The Of the competing children OF tho parents
not be- given for puhioaon At the option "
PARENTS In question Zach child exhibition Is provided
with numbered badge corresponding With tho numbered
certificate which constitutes all tho Of idenh cation
demanded By the Judges
Exhibitors Twins Trplets Quaterns must furnish
unquestohAbe testimony from ths family physician and
other competent authority that the representation made
and strictly correct.
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sTOLEN GOODS.


OFFICE or TIE CHIEF OF POLICE kARcH n, isss.
W owners wanted 81 this ohes Tor the f.is -sG
supposed TO have bsu stolen biaak trnnk,
taiIlBs ~sns apparel. fsSr hack roeh coats two Dsir
black cloth pans Two pair drsb spotted pAnt Aash
atn vest orange cstor.d rs russst soisrsx sak
containing Clothes sessrs Ae one Eeld vsst shsia
trunk containing cotLlng two silver watshe1 tuo shin
sleigh robes on. bssh sh msntia oas ysntT bsv. far
yictorine plaid ellen shawl Eold detached lever
watch Coor soid ohAls attached silver
watch 1oiiAa MAKER drAb sAshAkrsta cape
hey Isbs three sht cogfsi than eoAt fftasn cloth
pants pair bt Tlsid psnt lty rs.ess
velvet trmmns Ave isfss 4sltss pair fnsis fst
slev,n pieces vslvst ssshsg
quantity Of mourning note papsr p,ses 81 sk nss sa
Llsek ain hAndkcr b.ss ris'e % bek h,aasr fear
black ves ous pses ~ " trtmmns eps bset eg@rs
ga white orera sA. t,esH pieces irab sk tsssnx
tldng fvs b1re. ssgaff Ave tprss s<gar pArt pst
GRO W uArkELI, Chief u Psiiss.
CToP THIEP-sToLEs, On FRIDAY, go INSTANT.
- the follopns wa,ehsss-sos, % "a ssd asshgr
watch reid soi dial pstsnt lover full slss r.
Tet.. co. ii,srfesi. m Ia. i;pt liza IN
sr sver spn~ open fs<sd vehss brass fAps hard DIAL
four holes ls-slsi ravntrsksrr ant ~atshnsssrs
ysrulstly requested 10 tsha netiss ~ the aso,s shssd
hsy BE- tfsfsd 70 thss and awe W ths ses sf
the Chsf " police
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DUKTOSiS.-ExTRA NOTICE
ID MR. HARRY HALL,
the dstingubed COMEDIAN eminsnty successful received
BY crow ded house, and called out
lie viii appear TO morrow night as Giles In THE NIL
Ths comedy Of JOHN BULL wiz be repeated on Monday
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NORTH CAROLINA SIX PEP CENT STATE STOCKS
Rs5seaed proposals will be received this once untI
~ O'Clock A. NJ Of she 14h Of April NEXT for the puoha
Of million dollars bonds cumming thirty years
bonds issued BY the state Of North Carolina for he
construction Of the North Carolina Railroad aud in
hon ~ the faith 81 the State all stock held the
In taid road and the dividends arising from sock
pledged for their redemption. They will date the
rst day OF April 1855 and will have coupons attached
the interest AZ sig Der cent per annum payable the ar
Both interest and prneipa will be payable at the Bank
the Republic In the city OF New York unless where the
North Carolina. N 1@.7'
They will be issued thousand doIlsrs each
bonds are BY express from tar
Parties bdeog Will please address thsr letters endorsed
Proposals for North Carolina stocks TO the undersigned
at Raleigh NC They will also state 1t point
The bids will opened 10 O'clock A. NJ Of the lth
April next In the Of the Governor the Secretary
and Comptroller Of State, and ofG w. erdec Predeat
OF the Bank OF the State OF North Carolina
The undersigned the right accepting such bids
In whole or in part % may be deemed most
bidders will be required - Informed
Of the acceptance Of their bids odspo In bank the
Of their bids With the accrued interest from she sr day
North Carolina This deposit may be made in tho Bank
the Republic New York. the Bank Of the state Of North
Carona or the Bank Of Cape Fear Raleigh.
Documents showing the sxtent the State
and the amount Of her indebtedness may be had 81 this
ofcs or on application to Assrs BROWN DE RossRTT
city OF New York. ID. W. COURTS
Public Treasurer Of North Carolina.
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REwARos.


G1 EDWARD, LorT. ON FRIDAY, ~ cOnIsg
IID IRON Eny syhth s,rs-t Thirs<saiA ssss.. ass
broadway smsn aivsr pyrt@rSnhals essssialnx IL
~ ta' The sAsvs .vaa wii ~ svss t6s a. n
ns User, - lsssiAs v a. ~ - Dssis Bstsi sr G.
an REvARD,- LOST. on rHURtDAY AyTgR
GU nssp gsla lssssiss vh vbis rsss 81 "a hasp
~ ~ .Htms, u Nsf T-sktls,A street st.ssu alsih
thd Ishh tfsssss rks A.1er wAl r.ssivs ~
~ - ysns. stree,
dE tHHAhD.-LorT. on WEDNESDAY, Eygsfs0
~ strsh ssssi sfsa t,il sAs rsvy kss.y ssss -.
- vtits vh trists ssyss tai s.a sst pssa
rips. Ihe thAsr III rtsslvs "a sbFvs fssuf ~
teubf bis - Ntltsr. ussssn River EsiifssA asAAss,
serp~ ~ Thirty frst street AL r.sth sysss@
Gg HIwARD.-LOsT. on THuRsDATEvEsfN0, ~
~ folsg nst ssf,ss thrsssA crsaa sirsss =. ~
ssswy Chttssm " ASS ssrsst ssls psssil 49, ssss'
~k beg stts<k~f Tbs fswsrt ell " rslt ~ is<y
isg u ~ 70 Aaa rfsst, ansf ssfssk v. MAkks.
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SPORTING, &C.

CPoRTIS0.-roR SALE, FINE RED SETTER
~ eos, sell broks fetehss kls xams; ass psirs@r ssr
vsry esssa, VII ~ sold cheap. Inquire 81 IL chuysA
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ITO LET-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE. IN SOUTH
Brookiyn rent 81 100 $50 will be allowed for the board
of the and lady and 500 for washing and fuel
balance can be paid semi annually will be rented with
out board. Apply to THOMPSON STREET 81 Nassau
4.
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nut or TOWN.-To LET-PARTLY FURNISHED,
" splendid mansion with stables outhouses and grounds
Eighty sixth street the banks OF the udson location
for health and beauty suitable for boarding
Lsuse seminary, hotel Also cottage Eighty fourth
street. Inquire ON the premises, or Of
w. z. LEE, 40 EXCHANGE place.
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HOTEL FOR SALE ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
II neatly fitted up, with ten lease, furniture
situated down town City Hall and park with seven
70 eight hundred dollars worth Of in the
same Apply Immediately 70 THOMPSON STREET, No.
81 Nassau street, room T.
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REsrAUIGnRTs.

IN 000 MN WANTED IMMEDIATELY TO 90 TO
oO.OOO the Crnss trt Lsf0rs rserslttns ss s.ausst
"a call - tls He Aaa chessss aaa r.tfsh tsnssvss
rih ssns 81 The Tee tetis Esp ttkt srvsa 30
srtry say fer free areb " sys then ygod atpsts
ie ,nlsuss Lshsh b<,-ss- SO bssrs ~ ~ sss ssst
Corner 81 fultsn .rsst and brssdsg. g.. DONALD
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ITO LET.-THE FOUR STORY HOUSE, NO. 1893
Prince street, containing sixteen rooms more with
gs BATH &e recently painted and papered thr,ushout
Also country house and garden At Seventy fourth street
and Tenth avenue Alfo cottage housed Thirty
street near Madison avenue Apply to u. b. KlNsHIxER
39 Fourth avenue, from 3to7 p. N.
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OFFICES TO LET-roUR FINE OFFICES TO LET,
" ct No. Broad street. Inquire on tho premises OF
GEO. L, PRIDE
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ITO LET-To GENTEEL AMERICAN FAMILY,
without children the upper part of neat cottage In
good neshborhood; rent Sis. Call st l3s wOst Thirty
fourth street.
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HOTEL AT GLEN COVE TO RENT-THE TRITON
Ii House. thirty 1t the landing the pleas.ntess
Of Glen Cove The house s in Brst repair and
would make capital boarding house would rent to two
families Apply to Mr. Burton Theatre Chambers
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HOUSE IN STAMFORD TO LET.-A SPACIOUS AND
convenient dwelling in Stamford Connecticut Of
South and Willow Streets with stable and garden spring
and rain the house, which Is heated furnace and
register Distance New York thirtysx mes by
railroad. Apply to L. BELKNAP, 81 Wall street
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY-soR BRE-
" mes VIZ sep,GsmPton-The United States mail steam
ship HkRhANN, Il. Higgins, commander, will sail for
Bremen, touching At Southampton TO land the mails and
passengers for England and France Saturday March ~
ut IL o'clock from pier No, North river Pres " pas
from New York to southampton and BrcmenIn hrt
cabin main saloon, $50 the Arst cabin, owor saloon
tl0 In second cabin So An experienced surgeon IL AZ
Aehsd 70 Zach steamer Specie delivered In Hay.s Lon
passage or freight apply To
q. II. SAND Agent, II South william street.
The steamer Warrington Will sucseed the Hermann and
sail April2
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ANTHOLOGY.

MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER
m services 70 the LADIES' and gsntsmsn In phrsnosy By
books and science She Be consulted about love
nsse Business Ae and will tall the Of tbs lady
sshtlsman they viii marry also tbs % her ystsrs
Madame Alvin Ensiish. French and German
kesidenes D9 Bovery, near First street
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L,ACLE HOTEL-LODCi SGa -0gxTLExgg Will
IL 40 vsii v rsnsmtr that thsy stssia ssaa aas
soufsrabls rcsfns for - niskt Ws asi i.s per
vsss At TIE hs,sl certsr wiisB snA Fsskfsrt arest
HOTEL BsicBTos. BorLocsK sUR sER, TRANCE
III -Te fsmiiss rying V ksrep~ A gesti.zss is.ey
frcm Enrcps ssa lately rteemnsAs the nsss Brshtpa
a. sst sn tbs beet - ~. pse tes a. sss - tss ssss
Esrvrs. ftss,sA ~ esuvensnt ais,aaea the rs
rcsd. sas k~ipr IL ~. 11s ~ tssys fsrasn tkas hsts
pesssssss ~ tks ssrfeys assssts fst v,Asky fszss
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CTORE TO LEr-No. go FULTON STREET, OPP0-
- site Washington Market good location Rent moderate.
Apply rs above. II. v. SCHENCK.
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OFFICES AND WORKSHOPS TO LET IN LAW
~ building 70 and " Nassau street The Offices
desirable lawyers commission merchants brokers' &c
The Of various Sizes with hrt rate light but
expressly to suit light mechanical Purposes Apply to WM
HENDERSON, on the premises. Rent reasonable.
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POSSESSION THISsDAY-To LET OR LEAsE-FoR A
term Of years. temporarily till the first day Of May by
tho week with without the part entire the MONTH
2x05 and second floor sales
No. a2l Broadway Apply for All kinds Of Bread
the premises at No bs1 Broadway oppoethe Metropo
tan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-24

OFFICES TO LET-Two FRONT ROOMS CoMMUNI-
" eating in third story Of Chatham Bank Building, 81
Chatham street, Duane Rent $500. Apply to the
cashier in tho Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-24

CTORE AND BASEMENT, NO. d BEEKMAN STREET.
- To let lease the above desirable store and basement
with and fre proof Very suitable for the
Wholesale paper hardware business &c Possession LIST of
Nay. Also three upper lofts light Pos
session immediately Apply 90 JAMES PRICE 200 Hudson
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-24

ITO LET-WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM POWER THE
first hoar, cellar and of third floor of building IS
Gold street Apply the premises to WV HAGAR, ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-24

HOUSE TO LET IN BRooKLYN-A THREE STORY
Ii brick basement house. with all the modern improve
ments very desirable location, in Dean street. 9th house
of Bond north side. Rent $500. Possession i'm
nedately; Apply to EZRA b. WESTON, 30 broadway,
No. H.