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Tcicgraphie News.

BosTo<, March / The steamship Amor-
ca from Liverpool, arrived a o'clock +. H.
Capt. Neeknau, IF thc America, saws
there is TO truth in the report Of their has-
ing seen steamer on the third dav. heading
towards st. Georges Channel.a was report
cd in Halifax
The America encountered large fields of
ice during the voyage; and on the 18th ult
passing large field, clear water could not
be seen to the north from the mast head
Capt. Weekman thinks if the Pacific got
into the lee she will not be heard from.
The America reports having passed on
Wednesday, the 20th Of February. latitude
80 deg. 10 min, longitude u DEE. u MN.
a large steamer with two tunnels bound east
supposed TO have been the Fulton.
NV York, March The following il
from the statement concerning the steamer
seen on the Banks referred 10 bg Chas us
borne, Of Baltimore, mate Of the English
brig Regent, which arrived at 81. Johns, \.
b., from Shields, England, last Wednesday,.
IN Feb. 18th, about half past one 3. N rs
was standing ON the quarter deck, with
night glass IN my hand, SAYS a steamship
crossing our track two Or three mjes ahead.
She was steering to the eastward weather
was thick and foggy, with a slight drilling
ram and blowing gale. Occasionally the
fog would light up, and | could see her
through the haze, though not very distinctly
thought Il was one OF the Collins steamers.
as size had 10 howaprit. Her starboard bull
warks and wheel house were gone, and
think part Of her wheel was in motion very
slowly as far ~ could see she was rolling
very heavily. Her fore topmast staysail ana
main spencer were set; foremost carried
away.
The report docs not meet with much Gre
dence.
Capt. Whitley 81 the Ordnance Depart
ment, received orders on Thursday from the
War Department, to put Governors Island
IN this harbor. in a state Of war defence.
The steamer Arago from llayre and
Cowes arrived here this morning. She brings
III passengers, also dispatches from the
British Government to their Minister IL
Washington, ard from Mr.. Buchanan, aud
Mr.. Mason, az pIrls, 10 our Government.
The Arago WAS greatly impeded III the pass
age b. the ice and was obliged frequently 10
stop and put back. Capt Lines saws that
the quantity Of ice and the difficulty Of nav
igation on the Banks exceeded ANYTHING he
ever heari ~ before, aud recommends IF,
vessels bound for Europe to go ~ +. of the
Banka
WAsu>eroa, March The Il s. Treas.
arer reports tile treasury subject to draft OF
upwards Of So, 100000.
ALLURE oF CAs.lrs NJ. CLAY-TfS6 Louis
'i.ie ',oaurler IF Yesterday morning contains
'he following paragraph
! correspondent writing from Lexington
una'f Yesterdays date, advises us of the fail-
uFe q apt Cassius n. Clay. lis assignees
afe ~ brother, Brutas ]. Clay, and n. G..
2lasoh' Ls4., III Lexington
r several vars past Nr. Clay has been
7 4"F3t .Feculator IN hogs, ana Vi tie recent
MnANN ancIlnn ~ nnrk t,r-A..l.1L.A. -.
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S5l5,o0o,oo0.


A correspondent of the N. y. Times. wri-
ting from Lawrence, Feb. l3, says
Mr.. Hoaglond, Of Tecumsoh, tho U. S.
Commissioner, says he shall arrest Nil who
take the oath Of Office at Topeka, on the 4th
Of March, for treason. lie Will have a sweet
time Of it, trow. Probably, the Legisla-
ture vill organize hastily. appoint the Com
mittecs, receive the Governors Message, and
adjourn the FIRST day for one or two months,
at this place, to give US more time to see
what Congress viii do for oar canse, and
thus, if possible, prevent a collision, until
the summer emigration has brought Us ne
ccssary aid.
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TIE DIS MotNEs VALLEY WING IS issued from
his office every Wednesday. has an extgls, ana III
creasing circulation throughout the DesMones Val
ley as we'll as in the ot the State and the tni
ed states, and as medium ef advertising is not
surpassed. Subscription price $I,50 per amman in
advance
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time, and lead them astray, but woe betide
them when the masses wake up to a true
sense Of the danger to our glorious Union,
nto which they are now cndeayoring to draw
them BY base appeals to sectionalism, instead
Of nationality. II know no North, no South,
no East, no West, is the language Of one
Of Americas greatest Statesmen. Let this
be our battle cry in the coming political con-
test with the Republicans.
Thomas W. CLAGErr
EB~ The friends Of George Law, in New
York, are terribly disappointed with the nom
nation Of Fillmore, and declare that they
will not support him.
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E5f NO Al.

STAR CLOTHING SToRE--H sTKAJ>
@ 8 90. have removed tA44r stock II Clothing
~ and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
= No % Main street door 70 :. = Billing, where
they will b. happy II see their 3d friends, and many
-. Cur spring stock Will rs received q m
early dly, who ~ shall present unusual adsanta
rs ~ he tradt. teh-tt
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KNOW and thc slavery
Issue.

advance.
hnow-So and the slavery
Issue.
The proceedings Of the late Know Nothing
Convention at Philadelphia show very plain.
" into whose hands the sub&antial manage
ment Of this party has fallen, and to what
ends its cnginery is to be directed. A reso-
luton was introduced to the effect that the
party would not support any man for the
Presidency who was not In favor 81 Slavery
in MI territory north 81 36 deg. 30 min.
which was, SO fur rs that party was CON
cerned, restoration Of the Missouri line,
This was voted dow By large MAJORITY
That, Of course, demonstrates that the rul-
ing powers Of that order would not consent
that the party should stand on the old ground
where for quarter Of century the very
moderate men Of the nation have rested,
and Identifies them with the Slavery-aggres-
sion party. But that the identity might be
made the more complete, the 9Th section Of
the platform Of the previous convention was
abrogated, and the following resolution sub
stituted
Nh The recognition Of the right If the |
natlye-bogn and naturaized citizens Of the /
nited States permanently residing in any /
territory thereof. 10 frame tbeir rnnof;t,,t;a,
and laws, and to regulate their domestic and
sociai ahaIfs IN Their own mode, subject only |
pi.t'o'on - 'Ne fTueral Oohsutu-
Union whenever thew Aarn tb ren;si ~ NV
ula;ion for one Representative In CONGRESS. |
Frotiaed dirdys, that none bat those who /
- l..l1l's Y IN 'hltea states under the
afye1 residence +, arv sn ~ r. 80 -
eu-ht to participate IN the formation of ill.,
constitutions, or IN .hc enactment Of laws for
s"la territory.
iA's resolution IS a substantial affirmation
y we NAlisas- NtoFask" ball. ana, barring
guy provision "!sh resneetio foreign voters,
7'o's''''''s4..y she position tic Admlnistra-
~" p'oA'sses 'o occupy. 80 Tar, then, as
80 'ss0e u INC DAY - concerned, the
Nho"-No'hihs party. under the lead q the
s'u''.eFn po"tteians Who now d.etateit- tone
.''a Ss'1'-1s'I' : - unison with the slave
a's,A''F"es' anu '''e hepuol'eAns may as well
'oNa '''e iutl extent q the opposition
may as wei coneede 10 their conseiences the
fruc position q public affairs. and what
they are called upon to consent to a. a con-
ditiou Of their cooperation with the Amor
can ofueF unaer present auspices. \ plain
questions therefore Is oeiore all men IN the
North anu the alternative is patent and sin
g'e, Will you support the Republican party
and accept the Republican platform, or do
YOU confess the reueal of tbe NEssopr; ro,o.
nro,,;s.. ar ;, horo -. l.
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l.slth> MftlaaNa.


n THE undersigned would respectfully
'y-sz-es8 inform the public that th J have q q
ID 4 shop % the corner Of johnson and seventh
streets for TIL Manufacture II all kinds "a copper
r1rry "a lecksmithing and Boil Hanging IN NJ it's
H@pajfior articles composed Of any of the above
NAMED metals. as WELLS gold and silver, promptly
W. HORN,
rl16 linn A. WOLF.
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New ArrINml.

pkOWN AMI tan .Eel bsts j FL aaasaFs ct wnl
ID af every .iyle aud goa recess q ~
9ct23Ivtf Il. j II AilI4.iA GAGE.
LNiNE 8uU-rs.l lsz & ia. taI-. ias re- 81 a
l. th. store II y i. HIAPuEl GAGE.
act-5dwti
nSE thousand Blauet. "a el fx3as aai qualla
y AZ J.. +. iii MFnREt GAGE.
oct2.4stf
VI ILLINEkY ef1e-is - essfy variety a. fhe low
VI e.s Ieiees, ~ 4. Ii ISL NiuRia GAGE.
.t23lwtf.
rIsHKEE hundred a.7au u..8 end FL hsts6i very
L style, ~ DI. Hi MfiitEI 6AeL.
off {wtf
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55+ letter from Rome says 'sVesuyus
+ n labor. The signs which precede n vio-
lent eruption are apparent. There il an es-
plannde upon the summit, which usually can
be reached without danger, bnt at present
one would lie rtilled with the suphurous
od3r- and tire noise Is anything but re-assur
ing."
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ron SALE.

tOh SaESf+
EIGHTY acres Of land three miles from this city
Il with q comfortable house 80 the came.
Inquire If d. Il. Humphrey d Gage, So Main
street. Is tween ~ and fth or Vim. VI. q Iorenee.
loosa Mahaska ia.
f.b20dtf = T HUMPHREY I. GAGE
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\]fIeIIINH new la We have just recfIve3i III
w E1press l2 loren r Has u superior quail
- IL be aGreat " e,8rt Emporium. +"
J.. Il Ill MFfII,El & GAGE.
August Fl 1858.
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CAPITAL $500 ,o0O CASH PAID IN 500 GOO.
Invested according L ,h Law u Illinois.

Invested according Z ,h Las q Illinois
E.pse.al attention. gwen 81 Insurance -
FARM PROPERTY. DWELLINGS AAD 0UI1
BUILD Ms.
/ A~UFE~ such builiaz or c3ut#n tsforabsl
4 terms far or 2 sars lu<aras stores, Ware
houses Bat.dings Contents nud Personal Proper 4
~ q morally.
L0.eEs EQf IIABLY ADJ -TEb AND PROMPT
il PAID ~ CASH
Th Company Is Joint sock Ass.ciniitn. organ
ICED under ,psei,! charter granted by be l.egsia-
furs 81 Wisconsin with authorized capital Of
SJ00.aa0. One hundred fhtusanI dollars u which,
y Iala ip, and curely nye4td III nds ant mort n
gats. Ihe Company being thus -eeaeely organized
upon firm basis ia Q4Feear- take pl assure - re-
commanding 1t "a p4bie favor, worthy IF conf.
Genc aud support with the assurance that aii LOSS
q. Aall b promptly aai haaofably HdJasted. A.
thi 4 purely Stock Company ~ mutual business
viii BE- done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS:
n ~ Donaldson Pfcs't ". r. Glbs n. Sec y.
J. W. Eddy. Vice pres't A Gibson. Gen Agent
dec. 2Idam ". t. TURNER, Agent.
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CT The California Sppreme coart has de-
creed pro rata division 81 the assets Il
Adams 4 c.. among fheir creditors. The
sun III the hands ~ the receiver al last ae-
counts was $4,000.
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Il IIABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
Home
INSURANCE COMPANY,

y VT
Office No. Wall street, New York.
ia III CAPITAL $3.50 0Nu,00,
Amount Of Assets, $747a72, H..
Amount if Liabilities, S53,d77.eS,
rTliiS Company differs from ,st other ia having
L apaid up capital Of S500,o00,00 aud no divi-
dends are made 10 stockholders without first pgeyd-
ing for ms unearned premium all outstanding pol
lcies III addition 70 the capital.
CHASE. MARTIN, Pres.
A. I. WILLMARTll, Sec
wv - rrrvpArt.u
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INN nee eOuPasx.
PoSD nU Lac Wis

POM ~ Lac Vi
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kEOKUK MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Capital, 100000.
FTNHIS Company is prepared to do Marine Insur-
i ance business. Cargo risks taken at customary
rates. and the usual Cash facilities extended TO reg
uiar customers.
i.o1ses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS.
A. Brigman Wm. +. Turner
F. II Harrison, Geo. -. emyth.
John Iempln, 4. j. Dcming,
John MeCahc &. j. Conn,
&. Garber, JAS. f. Cox.
W. G Rengen.
A. FRIEDMAN President
q. i. MYTH, Wee President.
A. Il. DEMlNG Treasurer.
WV r TURNER, Secretary
Office ID story Concert Hail building.
u3Idaw3ma
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irom the prices 81 'ihef-' We h"fehb se'lhcAl
ar-ee a ID yonr work v VI and faithfully
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EYFICACIous CURE FOR oORNs, BUNioRs, oAI-
Of the feet by and peculiar method without outing
Nor ieur LktI No Bis Rue de Rivou Paris and No.
Conduit street. Regent street ondOn, Surgeon Chropodi
he Emperor OF Frace and tie Ro al Family Of England.
having been specially Invited New Yort 70 attend some dis-
fuiied daily Sundays excepted Ct bis ones. non N
O'clock tta
COPIES or fngr1noNIALs.
From his Imperial Msjcety Napoleon III, Emperor q
u srcas an. levi ep,sye se coeS svoe
h,,a,s se o No LOUIS NAPotnoN BoNAPARrn.
1850 from bis Grer, the present Duke q Clsvelapdl
oerstfv that Mr. lie vi has entirely cured my 0orns
CLxvrLAND, 81 st. James square, London.
fyrom the Nest Noble the kaxqua o. Lansdo wne
success = LssspowsE. IS BERKELEY square, London.
FROM Robert Ferguson Esd Il D., rhySlcian IN Ordinary
her Majesty Of Great Brieai1,
Mr. IAv has sbilu ~ exraced tive eorns from M
feet, without giving me ths s'ishssa paw ,,,.o,
No o Queen street. May war; Icndcu, March Haa
from r. J. Feitus, sq1
Unsolicited by Mr. levi beg Leave esiJ 70 hs succen
ful s II in bavnI perfectly removed large oTcon OF lsna
stspfn 6, without cuusiDg any pain. n FELrua,
90 Ss,po 4 he above shentoAsed tsssimonis many
from sdiss OF hghcs rank DO sso BY hvoving hin
with call hs Office 81 eleventh srUes bewsen Fnh -
M ~ s~No professors connection win psrson.
II CORDs Pr .tsTJCE kc--DR. q. D. HAMN OND.
IL ate pupil With Rc-rd 'of PsYs and With The celebrated
this civ, ORA Carnoctan and Mott he
suited confidential his conveniently located rooms sra
Brordwnv opposite the a. Nicholas Ho el, from 70 and
from TO sdAiy. Consultations en- Fran9AA
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HARTFORD THEATRE.
Es,snlished May II, 1853.
PATENT MEDICINES.

MEDICINE HAS BEEN DISCOVERED. DIR.
"A HAfGAT, sfer long series ectentidc dsc0ve
made tho dsu discovery of vegetable compound
which has Itself for all kinds Of colds.
coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption II scteus and
all obstinate oesucops Of the throat and unga Its
effects truly wonderful snAching hundred from
the grave Office, 203 Bowery.
NEW YORK, Jan. %, 1885,
DR.. Haght- Dear Sir:1he bottle Of cough syrup
chased Of gu, cured asm bv magic truly believe Is
the discovery the and recommend all those
afflicted try assuring them OF almost instant ard
relief Yours truly, WIN A. BAssErr ia Bowery
DIR. Haight-Dsar sir:-Having used vegetable
pound cough and pain in The chest with most beIe
fetal results cbeerfuly recanmeld most valuable
n edicine to those fimiIary afflicted Yours, &c
VIM BRowN corner Fulton and West Streets
Dr. Haight-Dear STRENGTHENING G distressing cough,
Induced to bottle OF vegetable compound.
and suYprie immeda relieved and cured 10
e~ days Hoping this meet the Of those similarly
s. r. aMIra, "a Stanton street.
Office, 203 Bowery, N. Y.
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ASTROLOGY.


A STROtOGY.-THE CELEBRAT MRS vLEURY.
"A from Paris whoe relation has family co 1su ted
by Nspo l. gives information all 3f hfe:
questions about business love- marriage &C
the Ut magnetism 263 Brooe second story
door No.
4 sT0NISHiNG TO ALL MADAME MORROW, TIN
"a seventh danshler bss natural gut 70 ien psst present
and future event and all ha Of Mo the
houehs and viii cause speed, marriages. aud show the hkc
Of the Intended husbands and absent hod and Will
bring together those who who viii he
greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss AL who wish good
luck cal for relief and comfort Thousands
pressed their belief that Ia the astrooga
IN the world that has been known though
ises pohirR but shat IL reconceable 70 philosophers
charge not sas6ed 6 Broome street, between Cannon and
Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted
<yLAlRvOYA NCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR, ITO SPRING ST.,
~ q Broad the successful medi-
business Ia America Asthma, bronchitis,
liver complaint dyspepsia general debility fever and ague
It's form, &c. cured II durable, eas
faction gr aranteed. or no pay takon.
T,LAIRvOYANCE-MRs. HAYES. I76 GRAND STREET,
-sst Of Broadway is the best and successful medical
and BUSINESS cn,rvoyant In America Dasss correctly
and cured given OF absent rienis unerrng
advice aectng business, &C. satisfactory examina
tons given, remember, or no pay taken.
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fNANNEI COAL, DNCTAnGING FROM TIE SURF
~ Great Western A cargo OF seected Enclish Camel
Witch will be sold at the lowest marke, prce delivered ec
from IN ship Dso for sale Lverpor Orrel Cmb nrnnd the
genuine Iehieh aud Peach Orchard Goals HENRY RtrvE
Cana and Centre Streets and Jane and Wes
itreets.
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COAL.

pRECKENFfDGE COAL.--A SMALL SUPPLY OF This
SIS per ton, delivered sl4 aiken from the yard. Order
left at No Wall street, Thmpson's office, at the yard
Of Twenyseventh and Eighth Ca sn
rec u burn ~ either plaza. r. I. NNOW Goal Dealer
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INSURANCE..
INSURE YOUR LIFE.
i The MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
U sPRINGrfzLD MAHe.
Guarantee capital paid up) invested in bonds and
mortgages Sorn $2OO co. &lo000o -
RECEIPTs
Reoeiv ed for premiums and interests. ,l49 43
lnterest accrued ON loan nOes .... l37 N-814Q 70
yla2, s0s 10
DISBURSEMENT.
Paid claims bv death IA 100 90
Commissioners % " ...... H,S44 3l--46,1c4 ~
Net assets January l. 1856 272 u
Claims unpaid, awaiting proof. % 600 90
CALEB ROE. President
d. BkAOH, Vice fresidens
FRANCIS B. BACON secrea ry.
kEFERENCES
r. B. Lathrop President Union Mutual CompAny.
Doras Stone secretary Hanover Fro Insurance Company.
Levi Cook Of Levi Cock 4 co
office No. Trinity Building, Ill Broadway, New York.
j. L. WELLS, AGENT.
BENJAMIN W. MCCREADY, n D., Medical Examiner rosA
dence No En street, York daily nom Il :
! O'Clock
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD CHARACTER AND
N dspo ion. with mo hut without MANY aciuan
inncss wishes Young hdv ut 6dheat1u anna
hin win he well pleased " size " w'tipi 80 tuns or
His sGa s rs, snd positive n earaest Addr -
Randolph, Br< okyp.
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MEDICAL..

DR. LARMONTs PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
- Advice and Marriage Guide Eleventh edition, $40 pages.
auhors Paris and London treatment Of his speciality
youth &c. Once hours II 70 and 09P. NJ, A Reade
Ireet 80 Broaaway New York We recommend DR..
the atcedCbuier Ktats Unis BAAas Eel
tung, National Democrat, Day Book, DC.
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MATRIMONIAL.

AN ENGLISH NOBLEMAE, WHOEVER. IN THE
"A prime al life benc about 10 take q tour through hs
United States. Car ada and the West indies making
news aryng eech place OF interest," de-
TO form acquaintance will young my of tsmly
with view to marrnony early answer 70 Fsiax frosd.
way Post Office viii obiisp.
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mo LET-A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE FRONT
house high basement, with fixtures; contains all
ern Improvement rent S162 West lhirtyfst stree
Broadway ard Sixth Inqute al62 Vast
kkNNEDY.
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HOUSES TO LET IN HOBOKEN.-A FEW NEW FIRST
class three story ard basement houses River
FIVE mil u,es to the ferry Have sub cellars aud o,
ysrds mode butt well finished replee through
cut with every convenence-gas water baths ranges &c
They front park and nind fine view OF tue harbor
Apply at the Office southeast Of Hudsoa and Second
Htleek, H0b0ken-
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FINE ARTS.

I non O0N SHOULD BIZ SOLD JAokso y TUE
I.UUU.UVU patriot and hero. An exquisite steel co
craving OF The eanesr statue of Gen Jackson, at Washing
on be JUS. published Sent prepaid T. any Mdress on
recent of Is ,nts. QEO HOWARD h Co, PuN lisfsrs,
'f 225 Fulton street, New Yoik.
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tho LET IN TaE EIGHTH WARD, HANDY TO
i Spring stSse. market, small 30 aud attic bril-
house. with the phoe part IL the -niture for
% good tenant SEQ Inquire Of T. BesSoN 10 Ten
barr wv VII
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mo LET-TN HOUsE l.Zs3 BRCAnNAY, NEAR For.
Il Ieth street store hack and bedroom. basnmsn,
ktlchen ind small rooms IN do vita CrafSn "a
Rem $50 yesr Possession immediately fs1rire
IN he I'm 200, =, loa Fourth avenue corner N ryrh
,uoe from IL tr 2op,0ct.
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for rent h basemen kitchen. aud eight bedeooms
with the use Of IN elegant plano Rent $685. which gooo
y. Ookyn Pos. office,
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TENANTS REGISTER.

nyO LET-rO A SMALL, RESPECTABLE FAMILY, AN
apartment IN the three story brick house. 1877 Mulberry
street. Ling tour roous with water. bath u5
ana basement kitchen. 70 be from II till O'Clock.
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1'O LET-TO SMALL FAMILY, THE SECOND AND
part OF the third story Of frs. ella three story house,
occupied by the In Nineteenth street
The house contains all The modern rprove,ueo Foe
John street, up stairs
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U,O LEr--A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE.
with sll the modern improvements, chandeliers &c.
For further particulars. inquire premises 203 West
Thirty fret street, Eighth avenue from 9TH o'clock
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Old DR.. BowE's yEGETABLE FAMILY MEDICINES,
~ tor sale al the following paces:-No. Bible House,
second and Houston street Bewery corner Fourth
and e. 81 and CPS Eighth Canal ar Hudson streets r.
Lyon Grnrd depot $50 sixth avenue near Thirty
-four iii street. for all diseases Of the blood Advice gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07

y,O LET-RENT S25p-A GOOD NEW HOUSE AND Ell r..
OF land. emily three min utes walk from the rail
road depot Railway, New Jersey The house bias lsye
paror sud eight other ereS and fine dry
cellar The garden has abundance Of grapes raspbe
strawberries &C. &C. Tbe land is uuder good
Of cultivation Apply oJ. X. HORA 30 Nassau street.
w. Marn, on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .lINE.-TIRsT saIP
ana only vessel row on the berth Loading Tor Melbourne
then viii be despatched the 10Th Of March the
port Her accommodations Tor passengers In the
second cabins be surpassed for which early appca
ton be made For balance OF freight passage Amply
10 GOODEVE, AkKElL& ELAUT 50 Pearl street, or for
passage, board, par IL East river, G. BARRY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07

THO LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE NEW MARBLE
building corner Of Canal and Wooster street, lighted by
eleven Windows; fine snowy street,
mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-07

ITO LET-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS, ON THIRD
story to gentlemen, without board, in private family
rooms furnished not to suit permanent residents
inquire place. Tenh street. near Broa way