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TRAVELLED

com Pc SIT1UH HOUF N q
HENRY E. WHITE, 81 NORTH GREEN
L L street. Baltimore, Md, is prepared to exc
cute orders for the above ROOFING, and will
sell the materials on the best OF terms, and will
give instructions gratis to persons wishing 70 com
mence the above business
N. b. From years experience Will be able to
furnish the best article now In use.
NV 2S-Iu#
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EHOR RENT-THE COTTAGE AND FUR
Il niture, No. 419 street, between 10th and 11th
streets, containing nine rooms. Enquire on prem
Uses. . dec l7-1w&
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ENOR RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Il Apartments, with gas lights, No. 5i2 Twelfth
street, second door from the kirkwood House.
dec 17-3tH
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THO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS Il 9TH
ERS.-For rent, a hrst class dwelling House
elgibly situated, built in the most modern styles,
with all the conveniences Of water gas, furnaces,
and finished recently in every department, with
taste and comfort Apply to JAMES }. MIL
LER, corner Louisiana avenue and 7th st.
dac1
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENT-STORE ROOM NO. 119 PA.
Il avenue, First Ward, suitable for any kind Of
business. Enquire on the premises.
Furnished or unfinished Rooms, with or with
out board, can be had at 2Si H street west.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-ONE
Il Parlor and several Bedrooms for rent, ovsr
VIM. Grupe's Confectionery Store, No. AIS Penn.
avenue opposite Jackson Hall dec q
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-THE SUB
~ scriber having offer to go In business in
another place, offers his Drug Store for sale on the
most reasonable terms. II is situated in central
part Of the city, and having good run of custom.
Address Drug Store," through the City Post
Office, Box No. &C. dec 11-1w*
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ICE HOUSE FOR RENT.-THAT LARGE
L brick Ice House, situated at the corner Of Vir-
gina avenue and 18th street, Island. For terms
applyto JOHN r. ASHBY at Perry Brothers.
dec l5-H
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through which IL passed were nlled with
dense crowd, who enjoyed the fine appearsn
/. of the military, and listened with delight to
\the inspiring strains Of the Manchester Cornet
and Washington Marine Bands.
When the line had been formed, Col. Hickey
waited on the President, who soon re- appeared
escorted by the Secretary Of War, Marshal
Hoover, Adjt- Gen. Cooper, and other distin-
guished gentlemen.
The President, On reaching the reviewing
color in front Of the line, was received with
\ military honOrs, the fine band Of the Marines
playing the national air and the artillery peal
ing forth national salute. The Veterans and
the Washington regiment then went through
separate dress parsdes, after which the Presi-
dent reviewed the line and received a march
ing salute
The President then returned to the White
House here the other members Of the Csbi-
net Joined him The Veterans marched in,
and were welcomed by the President in n brief
vet eloquent address, which we cannot give,
"a we have 10 90 to press at an early hour.
The same reason forces Us so omit the reply OF
Col. Porter, the cordial reception Of the Vete-
r.ns. individually, by the President, and the
,nany pleasing incidents Of the day. After
leaving the White House, the Veterans were
escorted to their quarters at the United states
Hotel.
of the projected movements Of the Veterans
hill in this city. Need We add that they
80 more than realized the highest expecta-
lions formed Of hair appearance and martial
dsnbrtnent True sons Of the Granite state,
thew are worthy uphOlders OF her reputation,
ard true citizen soldiers, ever ready Dor the
defence Of our Union.
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DOOMS TO LET.-A FURNISHED PAR
III lor and Chamber (including fire and gas)
will be rented together or separately during the
session Of Congress The rooms are on the first
floor, within one square Of the KirkwoOd House.
Enquire at the Office Of the KirkwoOd House.
dec ST.
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IL also popular Instructor In the french
language, to which attention has been directed
by the visit of Madame Rachel.
The DIoRAMAs are to be exhibited during
the week, and we advise all who love beauti-
full effects Of art, and wonderful transforma-
lions, to lose no time in witnessing the as.
tonishiDg entertainment.
TIE BLoohER.-By reference TO our adver-
Using columns it will be seen that the lady
whose Bloomer attire attracts 50 much atten-
ton on the Avenue, is a Hydropathie prscti
toner.
BALL-The annual ball of the Scott Guards
at Carusis Saloon, tonight promises to be a
most brilliant affair; ball-goers will govern
themselves accordingly.
TIE ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES of Wesley
Chapel Sabbath School will take place to-
night at the Chapel, and are expected to be Of
highly interesting character.
Powers, noted card writer from the r.
Wing House, New York, il now located at the
National. A handsome card, in this city Of
frequent introductions, is desideratum.
PROFESSOR SMELLS lecture this evening
will be on very interesting school Of archi-
lecture.
BONN has published new plan of the SEN
ate and House, with the residences of the
members.
An EXTRA Boar will be on the Mount Yer
non route tomorrow.
ELECTION Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION this evening.
HEALY, the well known artist, is expected
here soon from France.
TIE LADIES Of the Western Presbyteria n
Church announce the continuance of their en-
tertainment till further notice. 1t will be
open every evening from to 10 p. m. In ad-
dition to supper and the sale of useful and
fancy articles, there will be, this evening,
. brief exhibition of scenes in the Old and
New Worlds, in Dissolving Views. On Tues
day night, Rev. Mr.. Samson will deliver his
postponed lecture, on " The Desert Of Sinai;
and on Wednesday night Rev. DR.. 6under-
land will deliver another original poem, pre-
pared expressly for the occasion.
WATCH "Reminiscences O'Connel lodg-
ing; William McNally, for beating coIored
boy, dismissed; Oliver Smith, lodging; John
NJ. G. Dale, disordsrly.
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WATCH "Reminiscences O'Connel lodg.
ing; William McNally, for beating colored
boy. dismissed; Oliver Smith, lodging; John
N. G. Dale, disordsrly.
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.ANTED-A SITUATION BY AN Ell
w perienced nurse Would prefer going
North: Enquire at 4o4 F street.
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Western Hotel,

(YoRMEALy KEoKrK HorKL,)
LOCATED on the Levee, below NJ inst.
most convenient to the steamboat landing.
Pfsss been taken by the subscriber, {tate OF
phnnix Hotel, and has been thoroughly re
a ard well furnished. The entire arrange
= are made with view TO the comfort Of
|1onds and customers. He hopes, therefore,
klct attention to business 10 have share Of
e patronage. The attendants speak the
ID. German, And French languages. Give
Deet,. DANIEL AGNE.
et 5. 1855. dAwtf
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CITY DRUG STOREl
Burrows Block, Main Street, keOkuk. =

J. J. G. STEWART are now in receipt -
Of very large and carefully selected stock or
Drugs. Medicines and CHEMICALS, Patent Medi-
clnes, Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints, Oils, Dye S'uf., Perfumery. AMI every
var ETY. Of fancy articles usually found in the
best Establishments Of the kind. Every article
warranted pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer 4 mutual favor by call
ing at our establishment before buying else
where.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up
DR. JIG. STEWARDS Office and consulting
Room in the Drug Store
PROFESSIONAL RLFEREHcEs
r, o. Edwards, Nj. D., Ohio Medical College.
J. Cobb, - {"
John Locke, . g =" /"
Nav & 1858. d&w
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JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Mechanics Block. North side Of Main ST.

HecHuN'cs 6tock. Worth side Of Nam 81
KEOkUK, IOWA.
Ii ANING msaa .~ranoam-n.s fn- /. rsr =
IL manent business IN the above line. / am ~
now Offering t. the city and country trade
large and well selected stock If
Orsgs Nedieines. Psinss, Dyes. OIL. a. ~.
nfsses, Brushes, Glassware and Wind.w
Also Perfnmesy and fancy articles, Cirar,. To.
bacco and Snuff, aud choice assortment :,
Family Groceries, including Spices, Tess. Fla.
voring Extracts. Candies, Soda, SsI.ra,u,. aud .
variety Of articles pertaining to iha, deIar,meu,
al which Will be sold on the principle OF .sm Iii
proi's end quick reiurnsu
Particsiar attention given to PREPARING nr..
scriptions. In eases where medicine, srs -.
CURED during the night il is frequently. ,nconve.
n'ent to obtain them. This dificntv I hsy.
completely obviated by having my residence in
apart OF the same building occupied bv NV
store; and persons desiring medicines. NAV rely
upon procuring them at all hours, nieht or dsy
without Inconvenience or .elay.
Druggists, merchants and Others, purchasing
by the quantity, are requested to give me ! cali
~ am determined to sell or as favorable terms
as any hous. in ,hf city. -
April6 1856 dly.
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BlaCk.mithing.

Blnck.Inithing.
WILLIAM GRAHAM. on Third, between
W Johnson AID Exchange Streets. at the
Brick shop. wonid inform the public ,has he is
prepared TO do all kinds of fBLAcKsMrTRiNG in q
neat, durable, and cheap manner.
HORSE SHOEING.
Bring on your lame horses and have them
shod right. From his long and constant prac-
lice in this branch Of the business he faiterr
the country. He particularly soiiciis patronage
10 this line.
He also Offers his sarvices ss Fsrriss in all its
branches.
Nay Is, 1855. dkwIy
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u Il. Il. S. B A X B E r,
XIT OULD respectfully announce TO the cit-
w IONS Of Keeknk and vicinity that he has
permanently located in Keokuk, where he ex-
poets TO perform all the operations pertaining TO
Dental Surgery.
He feels onfdsnt in his ability to give saiis-
fsctionto those who may favor him with their
pati onage.
~ Office on Main between Third and
Fourth Streets.
All operations warranted.
Keokuk. April "a, 1855,
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HFRINNF. u. n. hGFNf
Mckenny & Rllnncr
DISSOLU fl0N.;

THE firm OF Graham & Cave is this day dis
l solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Cave 10 su-
thori1ed 10 sriiie TIE bu iress OF the late firm
and will continue the bu :nees - heretofore.
e.. C. GRAHAM
w II. CAVE.
J"ne 2l. 1883.
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Looking Glasses.

900 BOXES Looking Classes, assorted sizes,
QUO just receive direct from the manufac-
fvrers, and for sale bv the box or dozen. Also
= sacortnent Of Gilt Moulding Cor picture
frasnss. CAREyk KlLBoURNE
Jane 10, 1885 !
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~ OLDEN Flax, and Medium Treating Linens,
Brown Tsble Dsmssts. Napkins. Toweling,
Crash. Ac., for sale cheap. p. d. FOSTER
April -, 1855.
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City Property for Sale.

City Property for Sale.
" ALUABLE LOTS. located en- Main, Blon-
drsu and johnson Streets, which will be sold
fayorahty.
Apply to ". A. CAVE,
Firm Of Graham g. Cave, Main ST.
June 8, 1855. diff
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I CAsK pure blackberry Wine saitabie for me
j dieiaai and saarsmental pnsDesss st
RryNOLbH Dspe store.
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AkYLfsuT
DACU RREAN GALL LERY

::;:::: :::; =: e:
inhabitants Of Kco
kuk and vicinity, that he is prepared to take
iikenesses Of all who may give him a cAil, in the
mos, perfect manner, having a large Skyiight,
TIE ouly light bv which blue eye can be made
10 look naisrai, and far superior 10 oil other
lights for Daguerreotvping also, having an ex
pererce in the art Of over seven years, he fat
ters hims self that be can suit the most fsstidiou.
Pictures and Drawings copied Landscanes and
pictures OF ths sick or deceased taken at short
notice. Pictures pat up ia every variety Of
styl~, regardless ofthe weather, snd satisfaction
in all cases guaranteed.
June 70, 1885. dtf
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Boots and 6hees
81 al sssies, aud IN aay Qasntisy.
0DELL & MATLESS have jast q
" received q large and splendid
s,ieiy OF Boots and Shoes, Of The
n est styles, and salec ed with partcus.T re.er-
.,.e TO this market. Their stock comprises ev-
CIV thing desirable for Ladies, Misses, Gentle
men, BOYS, and Children, which they will sell as
low for cash, a. any dealer in the city.
They are also prepared to
MANUFACTURE
all kinds Of Lad,es' and Custom Work. in any
desired style. They employ mono but the very
best workmen, and plenty ii them. and are pro.
pared to Oil all orders with perfect satisiactioa
and with entire punetuality.
REPAGkIN0
done with nsssness and dispatch.
We invite all persons 10 give ~ call, al the
>gn Of the MAMMOTH SHOE. opposite A. L.
Dsmins 4 Cos Banking House, Main Street.
ODELL MATLESS.
Ksskuk, June s. d&wy
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LUMBER,

AT THE PINE MILL.
THE subscribers have constantly on hand a
J. supply Of
Dressed ylssring.
Also, FEHcYNC BOARDS and FENCING Picxrrs
Siding, and general assortment OF dimen.s \
stud.
MIL and Lumber Yard at the foot Of Second
street, Ksokuk, Iowa
April 7, 1885. dlm&wly.
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Another Wagon.

A J. RALSTON 4, I RO. will promptly deliv.
q. er in sny part Of the city all articles ordered
from their New Grocery and Provision Store.
78 johnson Street. Orders solicited.
June Q. 1855.
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10 OFT. spirit Las. L,nsesf Oil, copsl,
sSp. Depsar ard sen Var. sh, on har.'
s.iv~s REINflLDs. Otug Store.
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THE LOVERS 6oLYLoQUY.
Go search The Indies wave fni pea.ls,
To deck vour high-horn maiden;
Or dig 0olconda's diamond sands..
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and Frankincense;
Ands Arabian spices,
And cluster round your hearts delight"
loves widest of d~vices-
riI give 10 her whom l adore,
By Far an cTring richer
Nv face, oil DRESSED Ia lovers smiles,
To BuILI's fair Skvicbt Picture.
Baell's Gallery, SO, Mat, Street.
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Direct 1 m p or IN I / on
S. w. & II. TUCKER,

importers and Nh0lcMle DeaieH,
HAvE ,h;s day received per ship Shamrock
| ii from Liverpoolto New Orleans. and steamer
on the Mississippi an Invoice OF Cutlery, Files,
| Edge Tools. SC. direct from tho Manufacturers
in Sheffield: which, osether with increased pur-
cbsres from American Manufacturers. form the
largest Stock Of Miscellaneous Hardware and
! Cutlery ever brought to the State Of Iowa
| which they offer and guarantee 70 be al ST. Lou
| il prices and earnestly solicit from Dealers an
examination Of the same previonsiy to going tar
| ther.
Mirch %, 1855 dAw
Garden TToweis
| 0E daerent sizes, for sale hv
u sW& II TUCKER.
My l, 1855. d&w
Aner Shovsis-
| 4 LARGE Stock a, 81 Louis prces. far sale
| a by S. W & H. TUCKER.
Picks anA Ma,,sck..
ALARGE Stsck of different qualities at ST.
~ .aH TUCKER.
LADIES' SPADES.
A Light article, just the thing f,r small
| gardens. S. w, K II. TUCKER.
Jei3 dAw
Corn Plauieu.
THIS great labor and time saving machine for
/ sale BY s. W. & II. TUCKER.
je Is d&w
Hay and ss-aw Forks,
A LARGE stock for sale by
sCYTHE RIFLES AND sAARPENERs.
A N oxtra article Of doubls and treble Scyfhe
n sharpeners S. W. 4 II TUCKER.
lei3 daw
A GOOD article for sale bv
Il S. w. 1H. TUCKER.
n - sand screens.
az The urr,gD, kind for bricklsvers and r,e'ons,
" FOR sale Ly s. w. g. II. TUCkE &
June l3. 1865. d&w
WASHING MACHINES.
n fE patent floating knuckle Washing Ma
/ III ne, much used in Indiana aad Ohio,
wonderful time and labor.saving machine
which should be used by sll large families and
hotel keepers. s. w, & H. TUCKER.
Je I3 d&w
unAN elI
4 LARGE stock Of Waldrous and other mai
u er's Scythes on hand and tor sale ! !" oy
s. W. & II. TUCKER
June l3 1855. d&w
train Seyihes ard Cradles
INCLUDING the Grapevine Cradles, large
| Stock Tor sale by
s. w II. TUCKER
Iuns 10, 1856 daw
4CYTHE sNATHS.
IN great variety including the patent, ard also
1 the wrought iron Snath. for sale hv
5. w. L. IL. TUCKER.
Jnne II, 1855 d&w
Hay KAkes.
II AND Fnkes and the mnch approved and
Ii generally used Revolving Horse Rake, FOR
sale bv S. W. q II. TUCKER.
lei3 d&x
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For Gen MtlenAen.
D6REsS 0AtrER6sa Anew and bsautiful
E1reeer 0enliemsn, just Tscslvsd By
11kv OUkLL &MA1LEoe.
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FLOUR! flour !!

THE Undersigned wishes to inform The etii-
sale prime srtiele Of FIoUI. made Of pufe I'm
" heat. Every barrel warranted te give -
faction or the money refunded. Those wiahine
the advantage Of the late decline in Flsur vf||
do well 10 call at the CRY MIIxs.
Flour delivered in any part Of the cry frss q
charge. VIZ ACSTIN.
June !, p635. dam
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SCRAP IRON.
WE viii pay the highest pricein osshEoE goc j
w No D1acke mtthss scraps, at the Nissour
iros Store. TH0s. J. RyCE Co.
Jsptambsr 3, ie6t.v
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A SPLENDID assortment Of chDdren.s fhsss
"A HatAsnd Caps for summer wear the laance
summer style just received and for sole chsof'u3
6HrLDoN's HAT EMPoa4 uM, 81, Mse q
Ladies. call and look ut them.
msy2l
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Justice of The Hoact,
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform his
friends in the country, that his ollics 10 on
Main, between I'd and 81 strsets, Ksokuk, Iowa.
over the Harness store. He will attend to the
collecting OF all accounts entrusted to his care,
with pronptness. Accounts sent by mail post
paid, will receive attention, and the money re.
turned as ordered.
EDWARD COLE.
March z, lS55-d&wtf
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~ ADVANCED Iron Pump Tubing. for sale by
H daw SW &H TUCKER.
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OFFERS his professional services 10 the citizens
Of Keokuk snd vicinity.
His Office, the sam. heretofore occupied by
DIR. Ford up stairs over the store of ]. Bruce
Esq., No. S6, Nam Street.
Residence a. the s'Paviiiour on Concert be-
tween ID and 81 Streets.
June II, 1855. DIFF
Dispatch copy weekly months.
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Hay RAkes.

UAND Rekes, and the mnch approved and
Ii generally used Revolving Horse Rake, for
sale bv 5. W. q II. IlCkLR.
lel3 dAw
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sack Salt.

FIVE thoussnd bsgs G. A. Salt, heavy and full
bIeachsd and In 6ns order, nov landing from
steamer -Adristie. and for sale bv
CLE0H0RN 4 HARRISON.
Juns . 1855 d6tAv
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RI. ID. Weed ward.
WHOLE5ALE AND RETAIL

DEALEn -
kORY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
Dsess, Nhsss, Mats, Csps snA Nsslsas,
b s Ne. 81, MAIN STREET,
10Th side, between Thir and Fourth Streets,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
nav IS "a
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fNNY Memories in Foreign Lands. by II. b.
esose; Newsboy-eqnal to the Lamrlight
kstharins Ashton; Journey to Central AT
" bayard Taylof For sale by
GRAHAM CAVE
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Sesent ReesinS.
2OO9 lbA. Feit,ng.
rs bble. Composition. for ssle by
CLEGHORN 4 HARRISON.
Arril IA, 1855.
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xCYTHE sxATHs,

IN great variety ling the patent, ard ais
1 the wrcugh, iron Suath. for sale bv
s. w. H. TUCKER.
Jane II, 1855 d&w
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THE Steamer G. ". ePARHAWx win run
1 - regular daily pseket tysm xsokuk, in
connection with the cars Of tho Northern Cress
Railroad q Quincy. iesying Quincy st 3 o'clock
Keokuk on return trip Att o'clock. For frsight
o. ,passAge apply on koAr6.
Juns l3sh, 1885,
10eesimg 0ieyy sdpx.3
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INTERPRETATIONS SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH LARGE
ID pantres: also, for single gentlemen in frst
class private boarding house location pleasant ana
AIRY convenient and stages going to all parts Of
city Apply At No. Abingdon square west side second
door from Bank street.
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COUNTRY BOARD FOR CHILDREN-AIAD HAv
~ ing taken house short distance in the country
the shore would take under her especial
nmsea o. omioaoI aunng sne Any perso
liberal terms, may address Farm House. III
raid office.
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BOARDING IN SOUTH BROoKLYN.-Two SINGLE
ID gentlemen have front and back parlor, with
breakfast very moderate terms Apply at 26 Atlantic
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN -oNE OR TWO SINGLE
- gentlemen can be accomplished with pleasant rooms
and partial board required in private family In of
TIE finest locations in the city References required In
quirc at liz Schermerhorn street. Smith, Brooklyn
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~ for gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen;
pleasantly situated facing Hoboken ferry in the VI
entity of st. Lukes church Terms reasonable. No
mova In May. Inquire ut 675 Greenwich street.
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman to do general homework chamber.
Good city reference given Apply at "a Henry st
for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-26

COLLINS HOTEL, FOOT OF CANAL sTREET-WILI,
be let three large paror with bedrooms several
small rooms, reasonable terms for months
hotel fronts the river and the location unequal
lies; full view Of the bay and harbor.
TALLMAN &MAPEs, Proprietors
HOTEL BRIGHTON BoULoGHE Sur MER) FRANCE
IL TO families going to Europe. gentleman, lately
from Europe safety recommend the Hotel Brshtou
not Only the best In tho place but che best In
Europe Situated At convenient distance from no rail
road and being in the middle Of large gsrde this hse
pososses ell the comforts desirable for wealthy families
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NEW YORK BAY HOTEL. ~ MILES PROM JERSEY
IN Cay ferry, the Bergea Point plank road will be
.pensd fon the summer on the lat OF Nay and the
beach, with hne view OF this Narrows excellent bathing
boating ard fishing The stages leave every hour iron t
ferry Jersey City. For particulars apply by post te
CAPT LEEs Proprietor. Jersey City. or - the Souss
DAvILIoN, NEW BRIGHToN.-THIs ESTABLISH.
IL mebt will be opened Monday, tho syh inst for the
reception Of bosrders II. BLANCHARD Proprietor
THE LONDON COFFEE HOUSE LUDGATE HILL,
London.--EDwARD BILLS, hitherto Of the Star and
Garter RchmosS H begs notify that the London Coffee
Houae bss recently undcrEoDe extensive alterations
ard improvements and Al eatte Tao 40.
cious coffee room rendered private and and
largo smoking s0om and wfisias rssn have soss added.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-26

w ANTED-IN THE VICINITY OF ASTORIA, CAR
mansvis New Rochelle or any other healthy retrest,
part of small comfortable cottage during the summer
months: unfurnshed, rent moderate Address
w. E., llg Fulton street.