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IT rs Nor a DYE

Grsyhairf Bald or lrith diaeases 1C1As
hcir Or tedip, rsi'f Ne JtlioeiRR- dnd judge 81
MRS = \. ALLEN = WOsLp's HAIR RESTOREH
Rev. NJ. THATCHER go yeAS OF age), Pitcher, Chen
County, n. Y. My hair restored
color and ceases TO fnll.n
Rev. WIN. CUTTER, Ed. Mothers Magazine, n. T. "My
hairs changed its natural color growing bald spot,
&c"
Rev h ? STONE D. n, Concord \ H. MY hair Which
Rev D. CLENDENIN, Chicago III lean add my tesii-
mony, and recommend 1t 60 my friends"
Rev. u. 7. WOOD BIiddletowI \. Y. sMy hair IRa
greatly iekened, and also that OF of luy family, WHO
becoming bNi, &c.
Rev. J. P rUSTiN, Charleston 8 c. 'The white halri4
becoming obylated, and new hair forming, Se.''
Rev. A. FRIS<, Silver Greek, y. " at has produced
good elect hair, aud and have
Rev. Jos MCKEE, Pastor OF West D. Il. Church, y. y,
recommends II.
Rev. D. NORRIS, Gross River, \. Y, Also and
Mrs. Rev. H. A. PRATT, Hamden, n Y
We might swell this list, but ~ the above fail convince
TRY IT. Sold by all the principal merchants in the United
States Clba and Canada. Wholesale and retail depot
355 BrOone Street New York. dealers try
Giles instead OF this, which they make profit
write to depot for circular and Information.
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SOMETHING About HAMPT0RS 7IEoTURE-To
NER F0CS SUFFERERS.
As InVigornf0r and Restorative gentle
Is wanted, believe Il superior to aliIe COr6als
public, DYSPEPSIA, COCGHS, SCROF-
LILA and RHEUMATISM with all lsases Stomach and
Bowels il has successful tthe single
red We eGer the most valuable remedy which tloHsandG
VII testify
7-CaIi and get pamphlets and see cares.
for sale by r. n. Logan q Co.. Wheeling. Gen.
sold b. MORTIMER MowBRAY,
go Baltimore ST., Baltimore,
and 204s Broadway, y. T.
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And by all Druggists in wheeling and Deaiersin AedlcIne
everywhere ng2I6m
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eut Conf for Brooke county IN tie month q ocso-
Benjamin Wheeler and Thomas Wheeler, "A S-ie!
eeutor OF Thomas C. Wheeler, deceased
The object Of ts suit is the see4 Sc
from the defendant Benjamin Wheeler this end at
taeh his brooke county, the bands Of which
Thomas O. Wheeler died siezed and hands Of Thomas
Whs eleF, Executor OF said Thomas c. Wheeler.
And appearing Sllerfs. and an
davit Fled in the that te said benjamin. Wheeler
not inhaban. OF tbs ColnonEeaith, ordered that
he do appear here within month after due publication
Of this order and do may necessary protect his
Interests IN this suit. And Il Is further copy
Of this order Be published for successive
weeks in the Wheeling Inteiggneer and posted front
door OF C0=t county The frst ay or
the 81 the County Court amer entry 81 tts
order.
Aeopy-Teste: J. STARR,
0cll0sE Clerk
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

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They the foul humOrs which breed and dis
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whole system Not only do they cure the everyday COM
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they produce powerful effects they at the same time, in
diminished doses the safest and best physic that be
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they substanated by OF such exalted position and
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have of their conviction that my pre-
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American Almanac containing directions for their
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pill they make prOit Ask for ATKR's Pulls and
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have it.
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Practlcaland Analytical Chemist,
PRICE 25 CTS PER FIVE BoXEs FOR e.
A. c. GOOD CO.
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oRoUr. wnoopINa ooueH. INFLrGNzA.

CRoCPs NHOoPING COUGH, INFLtENZA.
SPRISGFrEI.p, Mss Feb. =, 1856.
BROTHER ATgE; will cheerfuy certify PEcrOHALis
the best remedy possess the OF the Hoopig
Cough, Group and the chest diseases of children. We OF
your fraternity in the South appreciate your SKILL and
---''', : ''|'''''@ ~ HIRAM coNKLlN, NJ. D.
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CLlREHUGH'S

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With his newly invented transparent skin seams
late improvements render them for durability,
ghtness, superior to all others. They measured
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trial will prove how they excel heavy clumsy -htng
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tenn OF measuring, which secure perfect fit
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK

CHEAT NATIONAL WORK,
Of five years execution involving Of s2O00
Plates 15x23 Paper 26x33.
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paper, $50.
To CLRRGYSS, this series especially commendE itself
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subduing, sOltening, elevating, Purifying inspiring
To all LoVRRs OF the BRACTiFU-as the exquisite
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The attention of the TRADE particularly invited
work, In view of its unequaed popularity and prospects,
TERMS most FAvORABLR.
PkosPgcTus OF 70 PIP. vo., containing full descrip-
ton OF the work, with testimonials Of the highest
character, from distinguished ARTISTS
credited JuDoEs Art, g. Messr Bryant Durand,
ngtOn, Church, Crossey Casea, and Kenseit; Professors
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Smith, and Tlopsoni Hon. Edward Everett, Hon George
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OF THE PRESS OF is city and, also, of the highest kuro
pean authority.
THE LONDON ART JOURNAL
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hundred.
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are delivered to Express the cost Of g. and i've WILL
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II YOUR HAIR Is FALLING OPP, 1t can be prevented
and preserved In healthy and1uxuriant growth By the
Of BALIARDfS HAIR FASTENER, prlce % cents, 20
cents and $1-eiegAntIy Perfumed-
IR YOUR HAIR S GRAY there Is nothing eGna1 70 BAL
Lands HAIR DYE il makes any SHADE, from brown TO
the most superb black without staining ipJuTnz the hair
The akin It for these peerless qualities Il received
the premium The Worlds Fair, and the endorsement Of
those eminent chemists, Drs. Chiffon and Torreys
Manufactured, sold applied 4eS ana 500 Broadway
New York spSg-Iydaw
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HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
Consumption.

We might volumes evidence,
of the remedy found its effects
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Yours, with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHELBTvILLE.

ConsumptiUes not despair till you have tried AyER's
CHERRY PRcTORAL. 1t is made by OF the best medical
chemists in the world its all round bespek the
high merits of its Philadelphia Ledger.
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A MONUMENT.
BAuTrxoRE, March "a, 1856.

GREAT VIRTUES OF
HA1LPTON'S VEGETABLE IZNOTUREII
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PRICE 25 CTS. PER hon.. FIVE BoXEs FOR 81.
The genuine article Is sold by
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Hranklin neHaSs defendant
object subject following real
estate belonging 10 the defendant, it:Lo No. H.
North Wheeag e o. the City Of Wheeng) plan
Of lots laid oi b John MeLure, the payment OF Com
painant's claim against the said defendant OF 800. with
interest thereon from the I'd day Of March 1855 till paid
OF
And the said defendant having entered his appear
ance, and appearing by afdavit fled
that he resdentOf the State Of Fgnaou motion
Of the plaintiff his attorneys it Is ordered that appear
here within after publication
order, and do Ehat be TO proec his inter-
est in this suit, and that copy Of this order he forthwith
inserted in newspaper Published In the city OF Wheel
ing for four and posted the
te court house Of Ohio county the first day Of
County Court.
eOpy-Teste: ALOSzo LoRISG.
GOOD sol. for eompltl oets:T
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BY TELEGRAPH
Cincinnati JEarIIe,
NEW York Mnrl,e

CrscrSxA11 Nov 4th-Piour DUH and without important
change depressed only for red whs-
Ky duh At 26z{e. Groceries FIRM.
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0H1 zzlIIlMaIIMER 6 IRRo s9HSsI liIeTs0'

For Sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling, Va.
sept221td2mw
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HUDSON RIVER RA1LROAD-TRAISS LEAVE
I'll Chumbers street daily, for Albany and Troy On and
after Noroay January "a 1856 the trAmsv run ss follows
Express train A. b. connecting with Northern and Western
trans rough way train IL M express train, r. NJ for
Pought eep,e at "A. M and $3.50 2 MI for Peessni S:0
r. Nj tor S,rg sing a4 NJ The Sing Sing and Peehsktl
trains stop the way staors PASSENGERS taken At Cfsm
hers Canal Christopher and streeW NO trsn on
enndav. N, L. SYKES, Jr., superintendent.
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broadway THEATRE
~ e MasfhAl Sole Lessee
~. .SAEe manager
Dooss open a. 6k O'Clock Performance commence
LAST WEEK PosIrIvELY1 OF THE EQUESTRIAN
TROUPE.
First time 10 this Theatre
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH a.
OF tie famous spectacular drama Of
MAZEPPA,
which WIN be brought forward same style Of excellence
ana hbeI Atty with which the pieces HERNE, THE HUN
TER, THE CATARACT OF THE CANOES. TIMOUR
THE TARTAR, &C. &c. have recently been presented 70 the
TRE FULL TALENT OF THE DRAMATIC COMPANY
In the cast OF characters.
THAT BLESSED BABY
Full particulars in nsua bf j. and advertisements.
MAZkPPA will be performed
livery NIGHT DURMG WEEK,
after which must be laid aside for the engagement the
celebrated artists known
THE X ELLER COMPANY
TWENTY SuKDER,
whose peculiar entirely original and wonderful illustrations
il dramatic form of
STATUARY, PICTURES,
CLASSICAL AND MYTHoLO GICAL INCIDENTS &c. de-,
have created the greates sensation hrou hout EUROPE
TEE KELLER COMPANY
prolonged engagements at Havana and
New Orleans amounting 70
ONE HUNDRED NIoHrs
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wv oRlH nEAnlNG.-wH Is 1T rHAr sol MANY

w ORTIZ READlNG.-wHY IS 1T THAT so MANY
w suffer AID drag out miser able existence united
for the enjoyment and even ordinary pursuits Of e when
relief by treatment ut pleasant safe and in
ts effects adj obtained DIR. RALPH has re-
Gently discovery which the plus ultra of medical
acierce AL Who married those concentrating mar.
rage should be posted In this seemingly royel feature the
Doctors practice Bv osng post Office stamp the fun
n be " attn cot snd the effects produced be
mailed any adore in the city country All comuni.s
tons strictly cpahden'ai Address Dr. Ralph box 500 Po.t
o0nce. New York
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RIO LET-To A SMALL. FAMILY WITHOUT CHI.
Of 90 Greene street. doora
above Spring street, blocks from Broadway; has
sx rooms on floor the Croon water
door, Apply at No 8Fery street. Also, loft at No. Ferry
street TO let.
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ITO LET OR LEAsEI0 ON, OF THE r FINEST CoUETRY
miles from vanderbips iansh commsndiog full vewof
Possess can had Immediately the owner having left for
Europe For further particulars apply to W. r. F05DiCK,
No. 1 Beaver street
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4 DyICE TO PEOPLE ABOUT TO MARRY--SEEr By
"A mail on receipt OF ST. Address Medicus, Post Office,
New York.
TAR. wAhD,s UNFoRTUNArR's FRIEND AND OTHER
unrvaed remedesThe sure cure Of certain diseases,
quick and complete The afflicted Who would obtain peraA
should come immediately 70 me. euro
hundreds monthly Once arranged that patients do not
meet Efecua and unisirP medical aid rendered. NY I'm
Friend always In week often IN tive days;
recent In Twelve hours Uce % Canal street, Sorner
o broadway.
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HW LRT-FROM THE lsT OF MAY NEXT, NEAT
cottage house and summer rssdense containing rooms
kcher with 10 Of ground situated at Kings bridge
ard fronting the river. For terms and further particulars
apply between the hours OF ii A. II. and z. Ms 70 n. D.
EVEN ll6 William street
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r LIVERPOOL ARD PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CON
IL pany, No. II Walnut street. Philadelphia March 1885,
Notice 70 passengers and importers The steausnp CITY
bert Lstch Is intended 70 he ssngs rom Liverpool
for Philadelphia during the month Of April she
be got from the French government with whom her
Rod Of service expiring An the precise date
Of sailing can be fixed, viii appear IN the embellishments
JOHN G. DALN, AGENT,
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T7O TO vIOLINlsrs.-F0R SALE. A SUPERIOR.
H. Ola French son used for many years IN an orches
despas Of learning 70 play Inquire OF r.
OF Third and Twelfth street sorN
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TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT TO LET-IN THE
Bowery Grand street; Of the best locations for
clothing has occupied for that busne for the
twelve years Stock and fixtures for sale fitted In
modern stye sesond floor fitted Tor showroom and custom
department llSM.
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RO POUNDS BAGGAGE FRER-1o CEkTs PER POUND
w excess-Four hours from ocean Panams
Railroad Through for California via Panama Railroad The
United States Mail Steamship Company win dispatch As.
pinwall Saturday April g. A O'Clock p. NJ, presely,
from pier loot Of Warren street North river the well known
PASSENGERS and mails win be forwarded by Panans Rs
road, and connect at Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's magnificent steamship John Stephens r. H.
Person Commander, which will be in readiness and leave
Immediately San Francisco Tho public informed
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company always have
extra steamers lying ct Panama ready for avoid any
possible passengers mails passage APP
ply l. w. RAYMOkD, at the only Office OF companies
IN West street, Warren.
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7 oCAl. ANAEsTHRsIA APPLIED FOR REII .yf 20
dst, 90 Bond street,
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DURTOE's, CHAMBERS STREET.
ID MONDAY and IUlsDAY-Lastt two nights OF
TAKING THE CHANCES
On Monday, with THAT BLESSED BABY, and
FOR UNIO.
On Tuesday-Mr Mvcker's benefit and last ap oearance
with new farce, called
VARIATION STRANGE
On Wednesday-HELPING HANDS, much asked after
with FOhTUNlO and THAT BLES led BABY.
On thur sdayA extravaganza with scenery cos
tumes and music-wih Mr. Burton MIRA. o. Howard, &c.
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BROADWAY VARIETIES NO. E2 BROADWAY
II. Wood. ............ Lessee and Business Mauager,
ADMISSION, TWENTYYivE CEKfs.
During this week
THE WOOD AND MARSH JUVENILE COMEDIANS
Fourth and last week OF hair grand nautical drama Of
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
Mas Louise
Also,
THE LOAN OF LOVER.
PeIer spSk naser T. w. Marsh
At 10 O'Clock.
OEO CHRIsfY WOODS NINsTRELs NEW HALL
VI "A Broadway, below Grand street.
OPEN EVERY EVENIN0.
Business transacted by. Henry Wood
For this week. Ethiopian Nmstr0sy, concluding with
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Jake S,rop. George Chr,sty
Doors open 8; and the curtain at ~ O'CLOCK
Notce The curtain viii rise at TX precisely.
A0mheOn.. 10 06nW
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rable location first cass three story house, three room
deep siuad on Union street, between Cinoa ana Co9
Pearl street Myrtle avenues ato In The handsome brick
be diydei up into oces II required. Apply to d A. ROB
BINS. 800 Pearl street, Brooslyn.
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mo LETT BROOKLYN, A THREE STORY MAsTrc
front modern built house. fitted with marble nantes gas
ar,ures &C in the best neghborhoods will be rensi
reasonabe Apply the premises 81 Pacific street.
r III GA0ER o6 Wall street. Alao for sale q rosewood
piano, cheap.
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CEGAas.--C Cash PURCHASERS OF sEGARs OAy
- procure baraans from stock of million mporie
Havana, domestic and German Operns low ~
Norma, 81 80 and upwards n. Clash advanced upon
ssrs, IN bond otherwise
q. CHwERs. No. II Broadway. un stsrs T.
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AEiss HENRIETTE BEHREND'S GRAND CONCERT
Ul PLACE AT
rIbLO'S SALOON, ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT,
MARCH 49,
The artists this have kindly volunteered
their aid for None but the best of
great masters-such Beethoven Mozart Weer, Bel
I'M. Schubert and olbers-will be produced.
For further particulars of programme daily papers,
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eco BROADwAY-GRAND soIRRE DANSANTF, Os
OOC Thursday, March "a as usual at NJ, danes sAuyA
GFAU'S dancing academy t63 Broadway opposite s)rd
street Grand ball on Monday March 81 for The benefit
ME Emma Sanvageau. Private Lessons attended 10
day. Open every evening tor practice. Price 80 cents.
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WEST INDIns AND VENEZUELA sTEAMsHiP LINZ,
and Porto Rioo carrying the United States ms-The
splendid steamer rENkESSER, 100 tons burben c.
NJ Weber Commander will leave for the above ports
Saturday. March 49, O'Clock prscise from Per East
sengers to take the British mat steamer to
Guadalupe. Granada, Trinidad,
Martinique, Barbados, a. Barts,
st. CroX, 81. Martin, D0nAyara,
Antigua, st. Kht1, a.. Martha,
AspinwAl. Ban Juan, McaxAguA, and Ill the West India
IsaDds.
PASSAGE IRON
New York 10 b. Thomas Porto Rico.
10 Laguayra Porto Cabelo. IS
An Ntters must pass through the Post ONCE
No bills Of hdns VIII be signed except those furnihed By
the company.
8. DE AGkEOA. JOvE Co. ~ South d.
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sale first cass country sldence elegantly furnished
lon Vanderbilt Possession given immediately APP
pk 10 THEODORK q. MARION, 1856 Broadway, room 40
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CrEAN PowER..sHoPs 70 LET WITH Or WITH
tventy windows hoor win be st low 70 good ten
an posseason given Immediately. For particulars in
quire The premises. and l6 Amy place. between Beeck
or and Amty stree d.
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grO LET-THE FINE SOUTHEAST CORNER STORE
and basement fronting Canal aad Hudson streets,
capiia cation the cohng shoe business store
ana selling No. 2 Canal street, also sso es aad dwergs
cose 10 he Bpdson River Railroad depot Possession OF all
ist Nav Also small and Nos 30 Hudson street. and
i and 100 Canal street. Possession immediate. Apply 10
LANES PHICE. NO, 200 Hudson street.
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|DOOMs 70 LET.-A PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING
nss, wSI from Wa,b1 xon souare and Se fib svsnns
with let to . single gentleman handsomely furnished
Ior bedroom ADDRESS j. n. c. Herald Office References
exchspQed.
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IMPRESS TO NICARA qua BY STEAMSHIP ORIzABA.
II onr express win be despatched to Nicaragua Tues
day The sih April In charge of special MESSENGER
r,ehts all descriptions receive, and warded to part
deliverable at San Juan del Norte Virgin ay,
Graz Juan del Sur Small packages and letters
ceytd until O'Clock NJ day OF sailing All frsights
ard postage must ba prepaid
O.. WINES CO., No. Bowling Green
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CAH.ORs' BOARDIrG HOUSE 70 LET-fH9 EEC1N
Of house No. 1875 South street. corner Of Oliver hAy
6g occupied tor that buxness number of
le 70 small families only, whose business requires
Asm 70 be convenient TO the shipping Inquire above.
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ITO LET-FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES, ON SUNDAY
he large room at Dodworh's Academy, 500 Broadway.
IA wall seated lighted Studios to let in Brook
lyp n nodworhs Academy, 1877 Montague place. butt
press for the purpose viii very line lights and every accom-
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dart OF HOUSE TO LEr-WITH ALL TIE MO-
dern improvements, In West Thirty first street, between
Eighth and Ninth The house nearly and the
apartments wen suited for small family Ave rooms.
Kent $685. Can enter LIST Of April desired Apply at 343
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CYEAM POWER TO LET.-LoFTs WELL LIGHTED,
- with twelve windows EACH with steady steam Apply
ct JOHN KENNEDYS steam marble works. Thirty 'ftlh
sire ct and Broadway.