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Ward Noah B Stokley, Ward l3--Jas, P. Abbott,
2-Richd l.. Gilbert 14-Wm =. Wood.
3---Charies Hicks, Isl. s. Vreeand
4-Wm. w. Wocdard 16-Chas rrip,
e-Joseph Canning, 17-Lewis S. Kirk,
w. A Hsggarty, 1s-Leidy Bgers,
sc. 8 IAGycraft 19-ChaJ I. Frost
9-Jas II. Demarest 20-R. Woolssy
10-John Howey, 2i-Sanf'd Stanley,
11-Oliver Green 22-Wm HAldcn
The appointments for the Fifth and Twelfth wards have
not yet been made About the FIRST of February the
above officers will be required to and prose-
cute to Its completion sanitary survey of the city by
visiting every house IN their respective districts and
entering In books, to be provided and filed in the
CITY Inspectors Office, the names and residence
OF the owner the number Of stories, rooms families
adult persons and Children the condition OF premises
IN regard to ventilation, Cleanliness &C. also to tho
roughly examine all yards, outhoutss, cellars, sinks
cesspoo and the in which the roof and surface
water drained Of If permitted to render basencnts
cellars, &c., damp and unheaAhy by want OF proper
drainage. All slaughter houses, stables hogpens &c.
are to be reported and the ordinances for securing cesu
ness enforced the arrangements for so doing
can be madcfor that purpose.
The night so which hiss heretofore been cast into the
river, filing up the slips and rendering 1t necessary for
them to be frequently dredged out Ia addition to the
nuisance will be hereafter removed from the city to be
manufactured into poudrette-a contrsc having been
entered into with James Day. who agrees TO pay ~
per annun for the right to continue for the term Of five
years.
II anticipated that the rigs. of reoyog dead AMI
mails, blood, ofa and other refuse will pay revenue
TO tha city, proposals having beeu received
tract will, doubtless. soon be perfected.
Thus the CRY Ia addition to getting rid of the nuisance
viii save at least sixty seventy thousand dollars psr
annum.
Mr. Morton. the City Inspector announces 1t to be his
intention to insist upon the performance the duties Of
the department aud the faithful execution OF the laws.
and win insure ths BY removing promptly any officer Ia
the department who shall be found neglect
ful
This the proper to pursue and cannot but re-
suit In establishing in city systematic and efficient
administration OF at least epartroent in the mun-
cfpai government This is the kind of reform the tax
payers OF New York require. Give them good honest
and capable officers and there will be- need of altering
the charter every of ths legislature with
out this all the charters laws that bs enacted will
be without avail
We hope the City Inspector will persevere his labors
and hs will be sustained in his efforts by tho general ap
Of those whose dearest interests their health
ana nves, entrusted to his watchulness and fidelity
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100lmS
RECEPTION OF TEE PRKsIDHNT'S MESSAGE, ETC.
Home politics are quiet. Pelners.on's ministry is
gaining adherents in Parliament. The hope Of peace
throws ell other into tho shade.
Tie Presidents Message l., Of course, vArousy
mented upon, bu. tho general opinion favorable It
is considered moderate in tone yet expressing tho Pssi
DENTS views with dignity and precision.
No one here anticipates rupture betwocn tho two
countries.
treaty has been made With Japan opening to British
commerce the ports Of Negasa and HAkadadi the
~ to the Americans
Hon. Henry Golbourn, ex-Chancelor of the Exche-
quer, Ia dead.
The Countess Dowsger Of Erro daughter Of william the
Fourth and the celebrated Mrs. Jordan also dead She
was ffty-fve years old
The fourth consignment Of machinery for the govern
ment small arm factory landed at woolwich the
18th inst. from Robbins, Lawrence & Co.'s Windsor,
Vermont.
An exhibition Of the capabilities OF the Batic's metal
Tic Life boats made at Liverpool and found sats.
factory.
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France.
There was grand review at Paris the 18TH Of the
troops from the CmeA when the Duke of Cambriaee jn
the name of Queen Victoria, presented the Bilsh Csi
mean medal to II, 900 French troops
The Moniter publishes the report of the Minister of
Finance. The report says the financial condition Of the
country excellent and thst the only danger Is the
temptation to extravaganza but hopes tho Emperor win
postpone expenditure all enterprises except those Of
ugency
Three Senator's were shortly to be appointed
which rumor says the Duke Of valmy Duke Of Maie
and the Marquis Of Bethisey.
Portugal.
Heavy ,ans and rshet in the Douro had caused CON.
siderable damage
The Cortes would meet ON the 10th Instant.
Spain.
Maria Christina about marry her ssssnd daughter
TO Prince Drayo rich nobIsmAn.
Austria.
The Emperor has signed . decree relating to Protes-
tents. is LIBERAL except far Is it prohibits the
marriage Of Catholic priests converted to Professionalism
Government has been obliged already 90 restrain lta.
liam bishops In their administration Of tho Conoordat
Germany.
Seyer princes Of the Germanc federation are abou.
to assemble at Berlin, to discuss existing political rela
tions.
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ADVERTgEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


From many ncises WIS extraTt the folownl
Inc writer dramet his grouping individu aies
ana events phoOtyrs ma king sde
Pnosopner 10 MS stud of the human heart In his
oty put well sustained language Daily advertiser.
domestic romance of move than ordiaay merit and uter
est-contepptauve and scmstimes paheic-rusng
York Daily Times
He writes unequally but with CLEANS genius
and then strikes out passages thought with
remarkable command Of the language the
expression or concealment OF thought emouon-Boson
Evening Gazette.
The author writes with terrible energy and has
Gether narrative fu OF the m0st aoorbing iateres and
which does depend much he nrcacy Of the plot
the intense and which
L The mind becomes absorbed in readcg It, that forgets
itself led insensibly by the thrilling fascination OF
the tragic story.-New York Day Book.
We must accord TO this wter hign place In the
sphere OF fictitious composition Many Of bis
intense vitality. His pictures oon glow with Hre In.
stead Of being oolored by He has mastery OF
and vigorous expression His dramatic TO his
constructive sk Tragedy s doubtless ais forte; but pas
OF sunny and beautiful description sho that he aso
homo among he gener elements OF huma atty II the
fork be the first fruits OF his genius before tho puSc
nouncos higher order Of intellect dian has recently been de-
voted 70 this branch Of MeratuyeNew York DAILY Tribune
An interesting, and In ects, werfuy wrought
tale by author The description of the duel and of the
Hight And pursuit of the crazed the Ice
encruht0d fields n mid winter exceedingly we'll done-
peculiar feature the book consists the
cxecuted-Now York Evening Post.
DERBY JACKSON, Publishers, l9 Nassau street.
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Sanitary Survey OF the City.
TIE NEW CITY f~bPECToR-APPOErrMKHrS or
HEALQH wARDENs,

We are glad to see the improvements making in the af
fairs Of the Health Department. of tho city
The City Inspector has commsced the work Of refor.
on BY the selection OF genen7sn who ought to be sm
nenty qualified for the performance of the ues devoly
ing upon the subordnates In this important department
and the following few days ago sworn into Office
before his Honor the Mayor Health Wardens for the
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There viii be sent at In neat package, by erproM
oher WISE receipt Of dollars Valentine companies and
Wholesale dealers supplied the liberal terms cash
r. w. STRONG, Manufacturer,
~ Nassau sareet. NAv York.
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VALENTINES.

A N EASY WAY TO MAKE TWENTY-FIVE DOr.hARs
IA send of Strongs ten dollar sample lots of
Aentines containing he following large assortment vix
No 4 uneuial tad
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VAIFNTINRs.- AND RETAIL DEALERS
can De supplied with the most choice and elegant assor
en of valentines offered In York 30 per cent
less Than mAnufacurers prices by immediate applca TO
q. M. BRoWER, "a MacdouRal st
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Married.
On Monday, May 10 at Trinity church. by tho Rev. Dr.
Berrien, STEPHEN f. GRAY GRoRGn MARIE daughter Of
Capt. F. B. French, All Of this city
Or Sunday, May 49, ~ the residence OF the bride, by
the Rev. Barber, Of Union Sp-ings Mr.. ANTON METZ
Miss CAROLINE flaming.
In Brooklyn, Thursday, May Is, by the Rev. Mr..
Buchanan Of MilwauAie, Mr.. JOHN A. +. DOUGLASS
New York. 70 LIZZIE NJ, daughter Of Ssbbens Chapman
Esq., OF Brooklyn.
On rhursda, evening. May Is, at the Church of the
Epiphany, BY the Rev. Lott Jones, WILLIAM HUNTER to
SARAH FRANCES OVENS, all Of this city.
In New York, on Thursday, MAY 10, BY the Rsv Ben
amn Evans rector OF the Church OF the holy Evange-
list JOSEPH B. PREDRE to HELEN STOCKTON 1LIKDoLER
BuRRuI, all of Brooklyn.
On Thursday, May i, by the Rev. Stephen Douglass
Mr.. PATRICK BRoPHY to MISS EMILY a. PHILIPS al Of Jersey
City, NJ.
On Wednesday. Nay H. in st. Stephens church, by
the Rev. Father COmngs, Mr. JAMES OwEss grandson 70
the late James 0ge, Of Rassen County Meath, Ireland,
TO Miss LAnx JAENREY, OF this city.
In Brooklyn wednesday, May H. ct the resi- ience
of the BRIDES mother in Carlton avenue, by the Rev.
Bepj Kelley, Of Perth Amboy, JOHN T. Finn, ESQ.,, TO
Miss PnEBE GARDINER, daughter Of the late Charles G.
jenkins, Esq al OF Brooklyn.
On Monday evening, May 10, at the residence OF the
BRIDES father, BY the Rev George Taylor Mr. STEPHEN
p. Cox TO Miss ANNIE E. YOUNG, the only daughter OF
David B. Young Esq.
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Eorelna markets.

GEORGETOWN, (Baroadoes) May 1.-Producs-Sugar,
without cask a 81 Is per 100 lbs Moasses, per gal
ION, without cssk Il cs Flour So g 60 corn meal
do IS 26 per III ibs yellow CON- 81 30 per bushels;
black eyed peas, ss f2h 50 %; Carolina rice, 50 so;
East India do, So 10; coffee i41sc.; cocoa, sc mess
pork, $40; hams 16c sl7c butter, 2shc 2ec lard,
14e. cheese 16c 49, ; cod fish, q; salmon, SIT;
candles, 1sc. . 19c. Luubsr-Pitch pine, $24 pitch
PINE s26 red oak slaves, $50 s62; sningles, 50 76
Ssoeo Leaf nopinai; tar, So ab pitch a. oil meal 500
spirits Of turpentins 60c per gallon porter ST. per
hhd; refined buear, 12c potatoes. SO per bb COAL "a
per Ton; exchange, - so 81 Y.
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Ccnnftss Of the Whole hs state Of the Unicn fcr
the further consideration Of the bill for continuing the
fnprOvsmsnt Of Mobile harbor.
Disag-eed too against b7-sot twothirds.
The FIyAL ADJOURNMENT.
Nj. KDTr, {dem.) Of s. c. moved assuspsnson OF the
rules to enable him TO offer resolution for the adjourn
Dent Of Congress- ON the 9th Of August
NeeAtivet-62 az Ainst 81.
SURVEY OF HARLEM RIVER.
Mr.. WAkeman (of N. W introduced . bill making an
appropriation for the survey OF Harlem river.
Referred to the Committee on Commerce.
Adjourned
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Bxandxeth's Palzs-vcgotablc Entirs-War.
raned-Asss nature Win this al Important medicine
move morbid em the BLOOD and do bleed
ing mercury end shall have very great scarcity Of
persons sce1 VITA chreaio masdtes- rho feaihered TRIBE
ins animal kp1do. whcn the lords Ties mot
pride which OCCASIONS them Follow Use tho
BRANDRE1H piu which harmonizes ph her, which mildly
but surely all impurities fom tho blood, which
Strengthen tho feeble and reduces those OF habit
b healthy Standard These purely vegetable pills sold
q the PRINCIPAL Office S Canal street Brandreih Building; At
by Mrs HAYIa, b Fulton Brooklyn; By T. W. DY
OFT Sons, Phsdephia and By all respectable druggists
and medtcir ven ders In the Union. 49,
CAUTION AL pills purp0rtrg 10 be Brandreths pills. with
mo. 2l Broadway'on tho side label. arc countsrfeh.
Maxah d Co.'s Superior Shoulder Braces,
v and children Also 81 elias 10 stockngs for
vAYoose veins umrnts for all steal deformtues made
order and aranted ct their truss ofcc. No. ~ Maiden
hne. New York.
The Baron spolasco, m. A., "A. b ;, from LON
conceded daily performing important and astounding
cSre. every d.ease, than the whole faculty. ST. Nicholas
Rotel, 80 Sprins street.
Holoway's Ointment and P1us.-The Ea-
y medicine chest that is furnished with these Two weru
gi joints inaloly cured the ointment
and all affections OF the bowels somach and liver by the pills.
sold at the manufacorie 80 Maiden ane new York. and IA
Strand London and by adruggss ~ 70 cen 62 cents and
u per pot or DOE.
Caution -COugns, Colds and Affections OF
the lungs prevail amongst people extent wholly
Known buIope. and neglected often assume dangerous
form. WIsTARB be OF wild cherry the remedy such
cases.
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Conrt Cnlsndar-Tnis Dav,

SUPERIOR CouRr-Circuit.-Nos. As, 49,, 104, 422 33,
$40 So t4 t5 661 $50, $50, $780, 5b7 66s, Sos, ST.
sursnoR Counr.-Nes s2i, ass $3.50, 22s ga, 17s 90,
asa, se4 67s 1885, g. 49, s0s ell 2ai o. 500, e14 49,
25 $50, sl6 Sl6 e17 ols sl9 S2o $685. 2o, 6l2, $50,
ga 70 CAS-.
UAmD STATS DISTRICT CouRT.-Nos. Is, %, 20, 50 to
80.
s29 Cal. e32 Gas, sb2 $50, 654, $50, 1853, 354.
Part -l64 ls6 49, 472, coz ols, sol 500, SO, s35,
esq, $40, 64lh, 642, GA.
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CHICAGO. Nay II, 1855.
The steamer James Parks, from Pttsburg to Hanni-
Sal, Missouri, and lumber barge in tow, were burned
whom Cairo ct the junction Of the Mississippi The
steamer was ose cd with railroad iron and lumber. No
lives lost but the boat barge and cargo were to-
Saily lost; partially insured.
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Nlnr0eus.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, May f9 1855.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania State 6's, SO; Read
;ng Rsilroad, 43I; Long Island, I'm; Norris Canal
13k; Pennsyfvania Railroad, 48X.
ALBANY, Nay 10, 1885,
Boats from Syracuse have reached here bnt west
o. that point yet There have also been arrivals
from Oswego. Sales to-day-3,000 bushels white Cana
dian wheat At 81 TO- and 200 do Canadian spring. 1t
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COAL.

(NuTBERI AND COAL AFLC AT-OF SUPERIOR QUA
~ lily, suitable for smibs steamboats, and manufacturing
purposes dseharaing and for sale low In 10 suit
purchases Apply board the schooner Palestine. foot Of
nelancey street., East river. to AMBsk CDLL0hD ~
ElzstehfIsp.
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abiy manufacture OF his HA business has been
Immensely increased by selling TOE So 3d. better article than
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"Oh! What a Beautiful 8oyv' Exclaimed
lady " friend what splendid Lekhorn ha he
Where aid you buy itr' At BANTAS craer OF Caual
and Wooster streets he keeps most beautiful assortment OF
BantA halter You suited with a. mis- hat store
Caual threat
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rTees N - "- = = -
Boobies Patent Hat-The Exceeding Light
- Of This graceful becoming and beautiful hbr,c ,dapted
Ss Al "a ne
% en- ss .se s s g s9e
scsny made Of every variety q style and colo. back
:.::. ,s ss :a :. M, ss '''
also Oh a.sd sS s nns rs q Eo,
,s.ns:in siivsry beavers, French tes &C.. 10.
Drab, Beaver, Castor, Panama, Webster,
aVS nat and Ss ~ r. S
pa street, between Broadway and Nassau.
The Band OF Fllibusters May be Known
S Ae fact that LEY al wear homey hats Men Of
more ascrss Is % their apparel Tss7 60 Invariably
% ss
nance It makes all me difference in the -orld in their ap
h wesrer's position in society.
Sellers Patent VcntlatiDg Hats. Gentle
aeous of having cool hat for summer can have our
sSer hseTs 'h. tSeY nav have On baud a. ANAL cost
hus obviatinE the necessity OF throwing hsaa away Alto
ssfr Felt Rats.-French and American Felt
gentlemen for all of boyhood ana youth all
q Ae best make fully equal 10 any in this city IN extent and
honsoie hat cap store itS Canal street. corner OF
ooh! What a Beautiful soy~ Exclaimed
a9 ' ssf aa
saa wooster .Iss hs keeps ost Z, If assortment Of
Ban the batter You can get suited with ,ne a. mis- hat store
lee Canal street.
rs and SO Cent Portraits Taken MT Sight
way wa With John Bu hand; % remember he .
d snd give them p'cures before hs smoke Of bat
Hunters New Gallery, 473 Broadway
sss.ssosyps. %, sad: paelis Ell.
rs Broadway. thu &c doors above Grand street
Pianofostes aad Aaelodeons IS per cent
hesse. sAaa Bosdwsy prices The most decided bSTgens
Co., ia ,hree door, west Of va-ck. Several
ven fine second hand pianos, cheap.
Elegant Wedding and visiting Cards, EN-
s yin SSs OF q en-
Essablshed iSzO.
Evans' Clothing Warshouse, Nos. 6 aud 60
Futon street, crowded from mon ing till night with custo
bs golden
hvAss underse's eli other clotniers in New York.
Brooxiyn-sacketts Ladies' rrimmings.-
H psss and and
ss found IN New YORK Or hrH1syn nmns' msns
The Greatest bargains Ever offered I'm Ex-
varehouses 6s and GUINNESS suits
Ss @ s M ssa US Giss ss e
%s5s pant. g sS se MORE antique vests beautiful
Lace usain Cuxtalns, EOm Auctnon.-
speal LA great rush Is being made TO kelly
- S:osaxy sepi: :0 ne, q 1 :,
importation go early. Also. the largest stock OF wnaew
sbedes In New York, cheap.
CIark's Spool o0ttOn-Ths Genuine Article
has the pane OF WIN. WniTEWklGHT every spool. 81
Nassau street.
NAehols's Patent Soda Water Apparatus.-
=: y sf'fHs; TT ra ne : rect PSSs ~
Defiance SalAmandcr ga1es.-RObert M.
PATRICK the cole manufacturer In the United States Of the
proof defiance locks
Depot No. l92 Pearl street, one door below
NAtden lane.
Wolfss Schiedam Aromatic SohnappG.-
medicinal beverage prescribed by e medical IA
salty OF gravel gout rheumAsm incipent doey,
sho dyspepsa Honey and bladder compains also fever
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Is and SO Cent Portraits Taken mt Sight,
thousand daily bv HOLMGs achire 3S9 broai
way. war with John Bull s at hand; 20 remember the
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CIark's Spool eost0n-The Genuine Article
has the name Of wA. WHiTEWElGHT on every SPOOL 81
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LacDl 1usiin Curtains, from Auction
splel./ IA great rush Is being made TO kelly
He us1 eurtains they selling 81 lees than cost Of
mporA early Also, the largest stock OF wtnaew
shadea In New York, cheap.
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Sofr Felt Eaatss-ETench and American Felt
hats gentlemen aud for all of boyhood and youth all
ii he best make fully equal 10 in this city in extent and
variety Of shapes and coos. For sale at BANTAS
Y. honsbe hat and store N6 Canal street, corner OF
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HAehols's Patent Soda Water Appraisal
The simplest cheapest, and the powerful In Fer
nJo by r. B. nj, HOlS, II Pine street, up stairs
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Boebe's Patent Hat.-The Exceeding Light
this graceful becoming and beautiful fabric adapted
pArculaYy exclusively gontlemAn'a
1sss hat entirely In all s features. Tho manner Of
sa6i this hat has mover equaed In this any other
soany made OF variety Of style and color black
We pearl, drab brown other shade that the pur
SnAse1 may desire, Sold at the uaual prices.
BkEBE, Sole Pateneo, l56 Broadway.
H. D.-Hav0 also hand the usual assortment OF Rocky
unsm,ain silvery beavers, French felts, &C., DO.
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MUSIC AND DANCING,

MUSIC AND DANCING.
G63 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s0fREE DzNsxNTE:
Me so1s Bond
@O taught ne banjo IN q. lessons. BY my improved and
easy BY an esperenoe OF three years in
teaching
9 BRAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTEs, LEFT
worth ssssy that; pssse
y ass
run s Of as ny IL q 81
'''''' '''s s ch..m rs.
A co9sSD.SM, BANJO, ,ACooRDsoN:-I WOULD
S:;s;S =
"A $40 do $780, and thirty second hand psnos .qusre
and Is Ss ."1 Gr 'ss IS q
- : . CO.. -''' ''N' -''A' R. CONF ALsz
A NAV $3.50 ROSEWOOD PIANO FoR SALE AT sl95;
sn s s ~: s 81 Seven
Tan B: seen At the mahogany yard corner Of washington and
the par 70 IN STALE terms YER
srd reusrng a. reduction Of fy per cent ret Of the
finest string .ossSS. Sfps sfsE los Franklin stree.
II y
VI pianoortes by the first nskers in beautiful rosewood;
= I S n
The building to remit g. Walker street. 1sas sGssxa %
eight stops two keyboards AID independent pedal Is
& as@
up stairs.
~ experience and can bring satisfactory tesimonia
Ssa sA' in Brooklyn A'a'
ss..S gSs ts
DIANoe. MkLODKONs AND HARMONIuMs-FaOM
ten different msnutacsrers, making the largest
viii BE- 70 q prices that DEFY compsioe Panos 70 res
.01 . m % s on pS psss sSsr: aud schools
dsced prices To clsrmen and churches extra discount
HORACE WATERS. Agent No sss Broadway.
EXCURSIONS.
L k eS.s.
zsde..cS formerly q The Laura Essop YIN c:@nsncs her
s!1Ss ::s' ssi a s::. s'0'n' ''' ~. ''' s
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.
"a quiet and sspssl .esh and have moasrs
SSa s,f e moi over @
nkgG STORE WANTED 70 PURlH ass FOB CASH
bI, Ssss drug crs in s.s NOD
Ali ccmunicsaon: ocnsdsrsS oonddsnt.i Is' '''' 'A''
III 0USH WANIED-wAkTkD. 0OOU MODERN
IL built house. To hold auction sales OF furniture In; urn
TsnS T.en eSSs ss:a Aasssss
C1ORE wANTED-ON EIGHTH OR SIXTH AVENUE
y suitable Tor fancy goods variety soro or viii trade
Long Island real estate worth 81 200. toys
&C, Of store now In operation. Apply to o. b. HOwES
CO., ~ Naa street
WANTRD-A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR Six MONTHS
w or longer. Address J. b. Herald ofH,e.
~ ANrED-sY FAMILY OF IHRaK GROWN PEE.
W from three to five 10 fine house and good
above Fifteenth street Best Of references
given and required Add for three days. O. H. Herald
c6ce -
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
dams CHANCE FOR COUNTER Makers, Or Any
III person fitting store Three mahogany counters
black nut d. also shelving drawers, ri private
sale snd must be disposed Of this morning they
be removed before one o'clock Can be after A.
81 Catherfne street. c. r. PORTER.
WANDA NURSE; ONE WHO is Used 70 AND
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Sellers Patent VcntllatiDg Hats.-Gentle-
desrous Of having COOL hat for have our
patent venator inserted into good hat manufactured by
ether hsttera that they have hand, ANAL cost
thus obvatng the necessity OF throwing them away Alto
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The Band OF Flllbusters May be Known
By The aisai6can fact that ey all home hats Men Of
more discreet 70 their apparel. Thew 60 Invariably to
adapt one Of recherche beavers TO their head and
It difference in the ~orld In their ap
Knox hat Ia invariably conEdered guaranty OF
III R0acAr,a noaiion sociatY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20

Drab, Beaver, Castor, Panama, Webster
French, every sty OF and cap
had ct WRITES. Also nea. dress hat s. 14S Full
street, between Broadway aid Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20

Dams CHANCE FOR COUNTER Makers, OR Any
III fitting Three mahogany top counters
one black wa nut DO, also shelving and drawers, private
sale sud must be disposed Of this morning they
be removed before one O'Clock. Can be after A.
81 Catherine street, c. r. PORTER.
"a AN7ED-A NURSE: ONE WHO rs USED TO AND
w thor0n gh understands chi drep Apply
this day, from 10 urt O'Clock. Mt 90 Clinton place.
WAkJED-A YOUNG MAN AND ABoY IA YRARs
old in erocery and feed store: reference hs asst
eTpo-er Apply At the corner Of Grove and BEDFORD