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fsOLUAHIAN CULLEGE, Wa~hingtoa. ID. C.-The thr
" fourth year cf Coanban College viii begin last
Wednesday eaher Wednesday
luce Students OF elias
OF haehSo scientific
d~yse Of bachelor Of philosophy The college
Manfred dollars For
address rhe OF Columbian College Washington D. CO..
AUG 4-eod3w
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HARDWARE AND CUTLEMT.-The subscriber Ia,
III complete assortment OF goods, which have
srextes nom the manufacturers both
Europe the best and offered
saving of from to twen,ytv per cent Our
comprises
Housekeeping articles article required about houo
can under III. head VI hardware
Building materials, fine assortment, not excepting sash
, cents par ID.
Mechanics ioaIs, every variety, and mostly warranted
Leather heing, gum and hemp packing, 81 Boston ad
prices
Grey Brothers. door springs Warranted fur four W
sganis, and will furnish dealers al factory prices
Of tether busters, at New York
and IS per cheaper than other styles
All which offered az smal advnnce fur cnsh pune
customers by the subscriber.
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign OF tbs large Gilt saw Penn as,
Nov 6~-eolm hetwden 10th and lin
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INSTRUCTIONS.

of proposal Aers Change from advertisement eoaien
plated by 1ss bidier
Il Btaie
1855, luy l. 1883,
No fnuIn 10 aereeabiy TO The adyer-
January H. 1880, and by
the following mode Of conveyance, viz;
for the annual sum Of
dollars.
This made with fun knowledge Of e distance OF The
carried, and all other particulars
ID after full
attached the advertise
ment
Dated
-i,nahN
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NOTICE IL hereby 2iven thar sbtsiised 6Fssss
~ The Register o. ba vhginia and ONE, duplicate
aeres James Kennedy
Revolutionary tthe original having brea
Commissioner % General Land ONCE Wash
instun, scrip
Gao. w. EPHkNS,
Dee l0-~lsw3m Attorney 10 fact Tor fpe heirs
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ftiOCOIATE, Cocoa, and BrOma.- w. BAKER coz
American aAd Vanilla
wEch
Unoa,
United states, asd BY their agents
Huxsey Murray, New Tweis, Philadelphia
v. Brundge, Balunote Kennel
Oao, and 5. IA. Howell, Georzesown DC.
WALTER BAKER, Co.,
Ap3-Giy Dorchester. Mas.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT for several
attached EACH
Kendall Gfeean ttie mile
Capitol
These spacious and cellar,
shed, and ad
Tue sainaon beautiful overlooking Of
and full n
The approach TIN and Delaware
An ounbas line, Tor usual fare has been
and ~tce day between Kendall
Presidenta square, a
Ceae Market, stand OK 3
Rent--two hundred dollars year
TIE taken Inspection
1y applying Wm Suckney. who lives C0tage
&c Al my rs .idenee, the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July a3-sodf
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Saiamander Safes.

SaIamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, street. Philaaeluhia
u Pa iaie No. 50 Dock sgeei have
Of their
PATENT SAL sMANDER FIRE AND THIGF-PRooF SAFES
Bank vaults and iron doors bank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERAToRs,
Water hters seal and letter copying
and scales.
Sole ButtsTwnYh's, Has
powder zrve us a cali.
Reference made have cur
safes n
IT, Maxuder I'm Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ID. q. ~ -
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, PAiadeipaia,ia safes.
United States Arsenal Sin California, . In rhlsdelpha
United StAes Appra<sf's Ofhc., Phsadeiphia
Pennsylv amin Railroad Company, philadelphia, safes
Philadelphia, wimnsson, and baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia -
Richard Norris, aen, Locomotive WORKS Philadelphia
Winchester BsAk, Winchester, vuxnta.
Mr. F. Wood Foxg Pennsylvania
Washington c. authorized orders
mak Of the above.
6-2awiy EVANS WATSON.
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University of Maryland.


THE begin on Monday October o. 1854
snaen on Of March, ISIS. ''
sss as's rssasss W. Amen 3 sIi' : p
Anssoiay and phy-io,osy, Jo-sph Koay, MD.
Obstetrics, Richard 4 Thomas, y o.
ND.
and containing one hundred and any beds
so. wiLLIAa & a. AIKEN, M. D.,
GAS's SUES. with Ias Illustrations. i volume,
Dog, management by Edward Mayhem. London 1854
Tn Msve,s AZ Science; Railom, illustrations
Asv-aasrs syssnhmm Gsendneh and Of his friend. in
tosan ~''h numerous auaoa' London lss. r.ies Is e
PARKES's FANCY STORE
w just receiving supply good. suitable the
~ y. ss ,as ~ ass
selling AZ very sow psfees Afoa0s which
srraAcrs:
jockey eas Mas las vioeus Heliouope, Essence Of
so.,s:
sxro.s :, Go~. e.owa Windsor soap
T.iors uanspas.n, ~a.a balls, se. sc.
coxss, H.sR, roora, AxD sAILsausHxs.
loo patterns q Essaa French and american hair brushes
- PARKERs Fancy and r~r'amery Store,
UousEKsssEss, ATTENTION 10 amer sets, ,oilss
IL - ten s ersev ware and housekeeping Articles
AIR, ,s~y be had ssty
Beins 10 eln~-
Pashc ~ the asovs-sHam>rsysa avfcfes a
MY sock 81 pnss Oats, vunisses gold
and
al Ia a
tersr6 ! u Bzinore
Spern sod lard a srtce. hand.
ai-o fs sns hair f~ pcksnx stssaboiiers
Ny stscs - ssseiy
a
On si n and ave deAaeted fv cash.
tooa- delivered say Geosx.sown free N
G. =. WHfrTLESgY,
Z SAN Aiis made be settled monssly.
Dee e-eSeifxw
lts' r~e~twes 100 barrels apples.
safsas. eas-sts. Ace order delivered all
rnss's hHts boarding keeper. ard
a 60 their advantages n rye Us q ear
fne yellow oafsas = bar
t'~o, shire ws,~.. u.,..n~.
-, y DOUGLAS Co,
H"NA'~s"~~ Feed stsve, az street, PA avsau~.
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II. H. GILL EFT,

Hss removed his Office kis re~,d 10 Ftanka Row. 60
Of aud Thirteenth lie viii devote hl ~
ton principally 20 IN the United staes Sopree Court
Having devoted much tsm' the law pslea m
advice and opinions legal questions csso "
he Patent ofhce and on sppss 10 iba chief justice % $3.50
justices OF the District Columbia, Bsals
preparation and trsi Of salts Concerning patents
He wi also written prepare srrnnsap ef
ties having cissms before Congress Department.
win aiso claims before any board esiabed ~
adjud,ss alton.
Oct 9c~-dE
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IMPRESS
The above boats carrying United states eoul
their regular trips Alabama the isi No,1
aext ayns Mobile daily aud Montgomery daily, the am
railroad ting daily al Maasompn
the cars and Mobile with the New Orb
One 81 will leave Selma The dcwawad
sax o'clock, a. m.
The above win be commanded by ahlc aud eaps
Officers every the coion
OF passengers.
he rates freight by the abcvs boats win aA
par barrel, ~ dollar per hale az cotton.
freight passage, having eiegan, Recommendation a
cct 25-asm cox, BRAiNARD, 4 d
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{. s.sAdsr's'' Wines, Philadelphia.

sMANer's'' Wines, FhIlAdxiphfa.
John w. sNiuER old estzbzhed
icuo Snder No rs Walnut street, four doors
oro~ Poartn Will supplied win wines
and liquors accommodating terms.
SNYDER importation Of foreign
Office No 70 vana where he prepared 70 receive orders
Eu
rope, qaanues and upwards; socs
Vaughan Snder, patronage Of his friends
eason
delivered Washington city "Adamss Expess,n
free of
Y-Aty
EHkiNCA and Il ,ssish dag aud day school for
young ladies by NJ Tyson between
Ian, ID. Of
Masdsy, 18th OF september pupils
terms may
be Dad ali the principal bookstores tn the city.
Aug i0-eodis oth Sept ISlMl
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ghLisi DsLLSi BksLI4si-Far churches, academies 'ac
~ ateausant, plantations, made, usd
hand by rubscsas, t.s gsfab-
and puhry WHICH fy
that their Bells ays wos wide celebrity FOR volume y SOUND aad
fhe recently ucereasa
pert casting apd
excellence Of thef
January 1854 6rst silver sseal o.
foFs AL gts
10y and winch
bcade diplomas, that hss been aNasasd them They
hand BELLS
they furnish order my
several ~ their
aud Lanaaas Jhrr haBsnss, many
valuable consist Of cast yoke, with
afns spring acting on
ciapper proionRg round ifoa
For steamship,
prscd rssolving poke fancy haaung bss
rspsn~a. We 81
banging, BELLS Upon mon
specifications seing eyea od bala taken n exchange.
Berg principal ~ al d
executed ~
dsspa'ch hc. personally W communication aTe ~
sp@eu1iy solicited
A. ESERLYss SONS.
Feb2l-aIy yvest Troy. AIsasy e. II "
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Mobile and Montgomery y. =. Daily Mat, Ian.
a. Consisting Of The following su'staaiai aaS
.uHs~sxsAi11R- running passenger steamers via
MEss rN4ER,
MAGNOLIA,
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For Lyaehhurg eoaneeues with tins Stages Cbarouesv
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
far Lusay aud New Market connecting with the stages 4
pepper Tuesdays, lhassasss, add Saturdays.
fes Winchester daily connecting with a~ stages Plen
For Mlddiebag daily connecting with the stages she pa
Per oriert w. u. BRocKkrr, Assat
Nov f-du
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TO lSVENTOkATke once of the invsrsors' proi.eust
honal Union Ia on 5s street, opposite the east eofico
Patent Once
The eces ready % make exsmins,sous and solicit ~
for meraosrs- with All p0~sibe despatch
model shop viii be ise 0asce where ms
be made 4, the shortest nsfier
Inventors invited 10 ca the oce where dess
tosmstica be ssa .hircsa fs Unigs
All letters must be addressed censl oee where ~
attention viis be gwen
Central ohicas Washington, u. G..
r. q. cbAYToht
pfesidsni Of iaveuiofs' Protective National W."
Mar is-dis
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DRoPOsALs carrying United sas~s st
/ August l-aos the LAT guiy,i
Of CALIFORNIA and Ia hs Tenilosy wsshlNsroN be
Contract Once
esy Washington, until day May 1855. 10
decided By lrh MAY
Aurcsn syxcia yix
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The undersigned, postmaster OF -
under his oath OF office, that he i acc
antors, and knows them 10 be men o.
good their guarantee.
Dated
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NfANDARD French sathovs. sa~ edtuons, ~ =
~ Pare bindings, or sale variety the aBdesf Wv
ported ~ hiase o Paris, many 81 them opensd al
Dec vi FRAsCK TAfLVt
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University OF Louisiana.

AsSisa! Department..
TUE annual lectures
Monday, November 49, and viii ensning
March.
James Jones ~ D., Professor Of Medicine.
J. l.. Rddsil, a. d Professor Of Cseni.ry.
Warren Stone. NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery
A. W.. Csnas ~ D., Professor OF Obstetrics.
A. J. M-dderhnrn, ID, Professor o. knarosay.
Gussavus A. Non, n. D., Professor OF Msterss Medira
Thomas Hnnf, n Pr OF PhyssoloVy and Pathology
Cornelius q B,ard, " D., lps,oon.,,,,o,s =, .n.,o,u,
The ss..seas vii Be open Aoady In oe
Tb~ faculty visiting phyicssns Charity
Ho~pst Il, AID attend tins institution from November Agr
The nssns<
expense, sslov exrsaorstnary practical advantages.
There ssss,on, persons
fn~ sNsy.
In 1853 nunser patients
dred md any MAE.
THOMAS HUNT, VI. ~. Dean.
Aug il-iawtNov
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ny Courtship and tts Consequence BY
vi The History ana Poetry Of Finger Rinss by Gu
The Wofia q Workshop; b. Euszak.
Tue New Congressional Directory.
On sale AZ TAILOR a. MAJ
Jan 10 roekstofs, ne
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% c<sss do ri VI. 90 and 500 bb,s rosln al "a r,
Havrc. rates were unchanged. To Oalifo~ui. ratss
varied ken 3sc. a s0c. m,>Asurement
fRUr-rhe asiss smbra cod about $50 boxes dry raj
aims, at ~ 20 q % 45.
HAv.-Tns market was hrmsr, with sales Of 100
. 300 bales. ~ SOC SIC.
IRos-saes Of abou, rs tons scotch ps were made at
S3s a $50 So
IxAp WAS firm, and sales uni,nportant.
koLAssns-Abouy 500 60 barrels New Orleans were
sold et 26c q 27c.
NAVAL STORES -Saies o, $50 bbs. spirits turpsn,ins
Esads private terms and about 500 bbls
mon rosin reported at 81 az, per 80 lbs
On continued hrm for English nssed, ~ SOC $50.
without much doing Sperm and whale we're un
changed.
PRoypIossThe market was buoy ant but less active.
The sales embraced about 0C0 200 bbs, included
In which 800 COO bbls Old mess at ola rs, zoe
300 do at Sl475 100 do prime, at sl3 81 and
10 do prime meeH, Western, At slb. Beesales of 200
bills beef hams were made 1t sls, Country mesa aud
prime unchanged, Cut mests steady, without
change in prices lard-Sales OF $50 "A 200 bbls.
made, in lots, at 9Sc. 4 97sc.
RIcE.--1he market continued firm, with sales OF 200
casks, at be. a sac. for good to prime quality
sPIciS.--About ~ bales cloves we're sold at liHc
SUGARS The sales embraced about 900 u 500 hhds.
New Orleans, at sAc, a Sc.
1Aliow.saes Of about IL, 900 lbs made at l2c.
IoDAcco.-lhe market continued firm, with moderate
sales
WHEKrY dull, at 32e askei for prison bbla and
small sales were reported Mt - cent oil.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, March t0-sPN
AgJa.-Ihe sales we're ,man without change IN
trices.
HEgGpsTurr,-Ilour.-The -Arket continued hrm,
with good demand for common des-r ptf0ns fhs tA-s
footed up about 5000 bbls 70 chDios - o.
~ b0 common 70 good Ohio Michigan, indiana Ani
Wisconsin, RANGED from % - 49, - sad avgtt. -
ertf, naBds DO, at ~ 10 all 3D. Gen@ses ssh
at Gil af1Z 80 The sales ~ southern brtni. reached
about 100 bbls, Al o. % rs for intsror 10 rood
brandss and tgt $40 10 for fancy AMI extra and
so bbls HaIall yer. reported AtSif CanafiAn -
steady, With sales Of sbost 800 900 bbls daty pad
a ~ 90 50. ineludi,g common 70 srrs shrN'-
ssss o. 200 bushels gooi Whit. pennsyvAna a. o. 80
and ~ 70 api 500 DO. good Whit Caa,iAn Al o. ~
and LOT ot 2 800 DO southern Whit ., G25s CJfn
The sales % corn were eonhaed 70 90 900 bash
els including nirAi southsrp, 81 gSc., Aad sTe Tor
western mirsd, In store AMI . W, of good syaihsrn
yellow sold ~ Dec kys--sslsa u . 90 bushels
vrI. made a. 81 STA 81 20 Meal and rye Ggur wsre
uaehsnxsd. Barsy vas without alter Ktl0n.
Cprvx-Tbs msrket esniinusd " b~ sfsitsi En4 ths
high pre1 nsons OF holders eh~>ksd transsstoa. Aa4
lar rrsdss Ne. higher. Sales OF Abyat 20 sags
Rio rsfe mads AZ 10 Ne lie
CccrUsYss sales r-aehsA abort 900 baiss q, steady
pros
ypIGY~ TO liverpool sbou, $50 borss hasgs v.rs
engaged ~ lee lea Cd. 800 t00 bsl.. ksf tssc.s
lArd, sad 70 b. At abos. les ~ sta snail VI, o.
sqvsFs eonpr~ss~d COTTON gagged AZ "a. sai
rouEd balss ., "a, vita small los square 80 Al s11l
,pd shout 100 bushsls st corn, ., u ~ bais 10
London, sbsut ~ % b&iss hops, ssgsr.x 81 y
To BrSnsa, W AAas sseseco vsr, engage 81 is, saa
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Excess of imports exports in the week $857
The most important items of import during the
week were as follows:--ssgars, SIS 500; coffee,
$4,000; sheathing, hl,3l7; hard ware, 1923;
iron $34 O05 tin 800 1856; molasses $43 1885; sugar,
1913 ,290; tea, 1852 1854; Watches $5s, 9Ol. We no
tice an importation Of barley last week, valued at
sG,49l. The returns do not show where it comes
from. The aggregate value Of imports for the week.
including dry goods, was very limited for the season
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value of certain articles exported from this port dur
ing the week ending and including Friday, March
9th, 1865, distinguishing the destination and extent
Of shipments to each place
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ioul Nhue OF merohhhuise anu hPeco export. -. =.
ed during the week. ,O5l PAT
These returns contain al expectation OF gold to
Liverpool OF 1902 $3.50. The returns for the week
endirg with Saturday, the 10th instant, show
expectation Of specie amounting to sl,4ss,490 &c.
We do not zee exactly where tho item Of i002, ss9
came from. The Baltic last Wednesday took out
upwards OF million in different shapes. The most
important feature in the above returns is the large
expectation Of provisions and breadstufis. To
Toulon, six thousand barrels Of pork we're shipped
lest week, valued at one hundred and ten thousand
dollars. This s on account Of the war, and at this
rate the war In the Crimes is likely TO do us more
good than harm,
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city Of Havana this twenty day Of February Of
the year 1855.
the notary, certify that know the grantor that he
20 declared ratified and signed IL before the Witnesses
DR. Mariana 0robas ID. Jose Elias Sanchez and Den An
tonic Abalo Of this place, and present.
FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ
NotariaI certificates verified under the American
Consul
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The Schuylkill Navigation Company has pub
lshed Its list Of charges for the use Of cars and
for toll on anthracite coal from the opening Of the
canal to the let of July. The charge from Port
Carbon through TO Philadelphia Is 80 cents per ton
Last year the opening charge was 10 cents per ton
There Is corresponding advance on the charges Of
lss. year from Mount Carbon, Schuyllill Haven and
Port Clinton. The charge ia on the ton weight Of
2,2l0 lbs, less FIVE per cent allowance for wsstage.
The tonnage on the Reading Railroad for the week
ending on Thursday last, reached the very large
amount of 1882 tons, some twelve thousand tons
more than the tonnage Of the previous week-mak.
ing tonnage OF the year 33i s62 tons, against
29s, 597 tons TO the same time last year. Those
acquainted with the productive capacity Of the
mining region and the working facilities Of the
road predict very large and more than usually
profit able seasons business.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
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Tho annexed statement EXHIBITS tho quanaty md
valae Of certain articles, other than foreign dry
goods imported into this port during the week end
ing Friday, March 8, 1866
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
m ON Ely M AR X IL II.
SATURDAY, March l0--t

SATURDAY, March l0--6 =. NJ.
There was q more buoyant feeling in tho stock
market this morning than we have noticed for some
days. The upward movement in State stocks
and Reading Railroad stock continues with undi
minished vigor. With transactions to an unusual ex
tent the market closed firm at our quotations. At
the first board Indiana 6's advanced u per cent;
Louisiana 6's, L; Illinois Central Bonds, 4; Mica
raguA Transit, per cent; Harlem, /; Reading
Railroad, II. After the board, Reading Railroad
sold Mt SO per cent, cash, andwas in active de-
mand at that price. AL the other railroad stocks
were in fair request, without change In prices.
Cumberland appears to be settling down under the
dividend question. Nicaragua Transit sold more
freely to-day, At an advance. The change made by
this company in its charges for passage to and from
California, will be of great advantage, and give
great impetus to travel 1t can run so much
cheaper than the other hne that it can make money
while the other is not paying expenses.
At the second board the market was firm aud &C.
tive. The advance of the morning was fully sus-
tanned. louisiana 6's improved L! per cent; ILL
nois Central bonds, 1; Erie Railroad, 4; Harlem
I. Reading Railroad opened AZ the second board at
s2i, an advance Of per cent on the closing price
of the first board, and closed at 81 cash. The bu
siness of the Reading road for the month of
March last year, commenced with 2s,30O tons per
week BY the lst Of August engines and cars had
been supplied in sufficient number and power TO
transport 81 900 tons per week. The business for
the month Of March Of the present year, commenced
with 10000 tons per week; and az the road can
now take 81 600 tons per week II offered, 1t is ev
dent that the company be prepared, by the first
Of August next. to transport 10000 tons per week
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's Of
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RIO IEf-hT rORDHhA, A LARGE STONE HOUSE
containing fourteen with modern nproS cIasns,
one minutes wAb from the depot, 81 JshnA college
Inquire At No 4 Allen street % % The ptamiaes.
hRa. HAssFURD,
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no IET-TnE UPPFR PART OF HOUSE, No IFS
South street, corner u Roosevelt, ospa,as OF nvs
stories, and directly opposite Roosevelt nrIss
FERRIES suitable Tor storage EA pua w tB lea
IN whole Possession edatsy. Apply 10 the staro.
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To LET-THE fouR STORY HOUSE, las PRINCE
street hA0dougAl house contains sixteen rooms.
With bath hot and cold water Ac and recently
painted sad pspercd HgHt sO A9 other houses 10 iss
In the upper part Of the city Apply to n 49, kIhSuIhEh
$40 Fourth avenue from to T. N.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TENANTS I,hGisrEI,.

A RARE CHANCE FOR PROFlr.-THE OCEAN VIEW
n Company invite proposals. Tor ths lease Of that
portion OF their grounds (sbout ten aeres which has
been set apart for hotel purposes. Ocean View IL ceo
bratei far and wide for the beauty Of ta position
ynnhsven Beach, at the outlet OF Chesapeake Bay it's
noble reach Of shore ia delightful surf bathing It's
fTeshng breezes ita grand and Impressive Wow
OF bay and This beautiful watering sits has
Gently been purchased by company OF wealthy gentle
men OF Virginia, Carolina and Maryland who have had
the same laid of In beautiful lawns Streets parks &c,
have ssesed lott for private cottages and reserved tho
choice~t portion for hotel purposes They desire to
lease the hotel tract to reliable person company
to erect suitable houBs for the accommodate Of vs
tiers and those owning cottages who prefer TO board
at the hotel The various railroad and steamboat lines
which centre at Norfolk from and blatant States
will furnish access for the whole salt air seeking public
The company will extend hber, terms TO ofenter
prise, energetic association they consider tbs
public claim for esta bshment Of the sort 10 be-
ratye Address The Ocean View Company, Norfolk, Va
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fIlO LEI-roSSEsSIOS FIRST oF ArRtGe-IuE Dwell
ling pArts Of houses SO And ais Fourth ia ssoi
order, containing twelve Nth hat aud dunb
waiter Rent 800 and S55, Also, saAli h,ass
SitO and sDs rent Apply 20 l.. u, kIhsHIMLK, SD
Fourth avenue, from tot y "
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BAKERY 10 LEr-AN OLD STAND, IL A GOOD
ID neighborhood, with fine Also, at No. I
Clark street handsome apartments consstng OF four
rooms, for small neat families, Apply 10 JAS. TURN
Bull, 54S Broome street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11

no LET-ONLY TO SAALLFAMILIEs, (NONE OTHERS
need apply parts ~ house, md suits Of hpartmeat IN
the ~ white I'd marbled frunt housea Thirty
10Th strUCt between Eighth aud Stnth Nos go
2l1 ~, ~ aud "a lGqutro Of JOHN HAHs, "a 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11

HtoUNTRY SEAT TO LET.-THE COUNTRY SEAT AT
~ Pelham, Westohestor county, formerly ovnei aud
occupied by George Rapelye, Eaq containing hfty four
acres of Land will be leased for term OF years to
good tenant For terms apply 70 ADAMS n LUCKEY, rs
Nassau htIeet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11

RIO LIAsE-TnE sLDIsr CLDrntsG sTukE ~ TUi..
"a 'tf's', ~, iaZ fnisF.s - sss isytlfs ~ n
IHltsE street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11

no IEr-THH THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
howe No ~ West Twenty oirhth trsst block from
broadway, Handsomely located With modern
40. Inquire on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11

RIO LET-hS ELIGIBLE HouSF IN HARLKN oPPo
.ta Mount hUrrtA square, lAh street. With rage.
hot aud cold water and bath room within to nlnnsa'
walk Of thr Harlem Railroad Depot Also house, plea
tAnty situated foot ot lgls street the baat the liar
lem Wsor Apply 10 WV L. HALE IA Chatham sluSr..
Il or Of WATSON, land agent, Harlem.