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then tho 6saso hed rspsnsIbe bound 70 peo1su ~
iesssss from I'll and singular Interference Of to ssy e.
thsruss. Here u shs lssss-
This indenture made the twenty fourth dsy ~ Ar~u
one thousand elsht hundred end 6fy-elrht bat-s~.S
people OF the STATE o. New York the ART - ~
James Taylor and Owen W. Brennan Of The ssooa6 -
witnesseh that the sad party Of the rst part hes s
and by these presents does grant, demise 70 ar ~
unto the parties OF the second part all that certain 49,
or parcel OF Land In the city Of New York. situate ND
being the westerly side Of West street, and north a
parallel line Of the southeriy line Of Boy street, and sos
Of the northery vesey street. in the Third ward
the city Of Now York. and which piece or parcel Of lAaA
about four hundred end eighty feet (48o feot Ws
street, and extends westerly about four hundred and forty
feet (44o ise 70 the p:r on ne westerly sna hsrss
map diagram (oolored Yellow on file In the ofaoe
Of the Secretary OF State together with the pier -
water rights on the westerly side thereof" with IA
apputenances for the term OF one year from the tweay
fourth cay Of April thousand eight hundred and my
eight at the yearly rent sum Of five thousand dOar
70 be paid In equal quarterly payments In sdvHnoe Al
IL s agreed that any rent shall be due and unpaid, e
default shall be made In any OF the covenants herein Co..
part enter the said premises and the ssms 70 have
again, repossess and enjoy And the said parties Of ~
second part do covenant and agree 70 pay 10 the saA
party OF the first part the said yearly rent herein spe
said parties Of the second part will quit and surrender -
premises hereby demhed In good state end coadisa
reasonable and thereof will permit, damages
BY the elements excepted. And the said party q IL
first part dos covenant that the said parties q the secsA
part on paying the said yearly rent aud performing ~
covenants aforesaid, SHALL and may peaceaby and quieV
have bold and enjoy the said demsed premises tor ~
torn Aforesaid. In testimony whereof the parties Of ~
second part bavo hereunto Get their hands and seals 6
the city Of Albany, this 24ah April, 1853.
JAMES B. TAYLOR, (5eai1
o. W. BRENNAN, f5eai5
Sealed and delivered In presence Of A. n WAxUuuS.
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Tn. West washington MarketsGrounds.

The important interests involved in the controversy
which ultimately arise between the city and state OF
New York in relation 70 certain premises Of wash.
ngon Market, has induced 70 present copy OF The
lease, executed by James b Taylor and o. ". Brennan
and hled in the state Comptrorers Office al Albany.
will be perceived that the contract for one year
from the oath day Of April last at the yearly rent Of
5000, payable quarterly In advance The lessees have
counterpart lease, executed BY order Of the Commits
soners Of the land Office This commission consists OF
the Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Of State Comptro
Ter, Treasurer, Attorney General, State Engineer,
and Speaker Of the Assembly. New, we have our
doubts whether q quorum OF that body were
present on the aforesaid Gath day OF April,
the day on which said lease purports 10 have been exc
cued II we mistaken then the records Of the Board
easily correct We informed that neither the
Lieutenant Governor Speaker Of the House was at
the Capitol that day The Attorney General most as
suredy did not attend the meeting because he then was
and still H. confined 70 his house, under psosrscted
and painful illness And further state, without the
fear OF successful contradiction, that Mr. Comptroller
Church absolutely refused 10 take any part in leasing
those grounds 10 Messrs Taylor and Brennan any
else. Now II there was commission present on the
2ih utmo other Treasurer Surveyor and secre
tsry Of STATE then lease invalid because such trans
actions mus, be contaminated presence Of quorum:
but four more consented ~ meeting tha, day,
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WILLIAMSBURG City News.

CuTUw OF BvRcIAR-About two O'Clock yesterday
morning officer Grif,hs, Of the Finn precnci discovered
man named James Quinn In the house dMr A. Mos
seroe, in South Eighth street, near First Ninn made
an attempt 10 escape, and did succeed N gens r ~
the roof OF the building South Seventh ses, wnen no
Yesterday he was brought before Justice FOX when ne
plead guilty 70 an attempt steal and was sent 70 NE
penitentary for three months
BURGLARS The house Of Marx Wild, IN Lee~ard
s,rse, near pevoe was entered by burglars Sunday
Afternoon last but after rsnsacking the house they de-
partsd without taking anything Money seemed 70 be he
principal object OF their search but this they did not and
for the reason that was not there.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

NGlss PELLET mas BEEN GIVING VARIETY or
wi lectures In Springfield, Mass and vicinity. Her leo
ces which does not damage n estimation, Let have
hin New York.
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LAW DEPARTMENT, CRY or NEW YORK,
OPr7Cx or TIKI COUNSEL TO THE CORPORATION,
No DAT ROADWAY Nav @. 1883

EDWARD CoorxR, Esg-sir I am Of the o,inion that
iector or Asseesmens has the rsht. on removal from
Office withhold from bis the delivery Of
collected assessment lists any Of the books and papers
the right collect assessments in fact the exercise Of
the Office the incumbent alone, whoever he may DO, has
the right 70 complete the collection Of such lists az may be
unfinished at the date OF his appointment Very respect
fully, RICHARD BUSTED, Counsel 10 the Corporation.
The communication was ordered 70 be printed on the
O'Clock.
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REWARDS.
d REWARD Lost, SUPPOSED TO B. sroLEN,l A
70 ladys kid glove, very small and Of bark brown color
originally intended for the right hand, but In the
wrong whoever VIII return vii feel greatly re
eved the owners dspleasure (which n heavy viii be
removed and erchsnged for thanks, which will be Light
N. B.-None but the real glove received.
30 REwARD-L0sT, A CAMEO BREAsTPTN, ON
BL Sunday afternoon, between the hours OF and o, In
roinr round St Johns park and into
fhoupson The finder viii receive the above reward
By leaving II At 100 Hudson street
eQ REwARD.-DoG LOST, on THURSDAY, 9Th
BO instant, sbeu IL O'Clock, Titled mited terrier sui
white spotted with brndle color mustsches long eurled
way, going Canal 70 Houston street The finder viii
seeve the above reward By returning her AZ Brcome
street, corner Of Crosby.
d * REWARD -sTRAyED, ON THE SIN INIT,
pC large black Newfoundland dog with hind feet uppet
with white; white toe nan OF the fore rect ~.
few white hairs the breast The above reward ~ be
paid delivery Of the same At 81 Vesey sweet WIN me
thanks Of the owner.
Ok REwARD.-LOsT ON SATURDAY, BLACK
DO and dog. had leather fancy collar and
small quantity Of white the breast Whoever viii return
same 10 d wsveriey place shall receive me above reward
&CR REwARD-LErr IN THE WATER CLOSET OF
BAO the Girsrd House, Monday morning, May 10,
gold patent lever watch and gold fob chain attached Goodwin
smih MAKERS, No 1880 has scratch across the dial
The finder Of said articles by returning them 70 ia Warren
owner. wuL.Er hUNsQN,
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yrs patent wrought Iron Me for mali kns a.d dryis,
ecors-rhe snbscrbers are prepArcdto ordss 70
The above arcls which will be W save rty Der
time snd fuel and s ne hes, flooring now in The NJ
be peeked foe shipment IN q sman sompa~a and NJ
scoring hid By any ordinary meeanis Aso yon perforste
IN The ususl manner Coz flooring short noace a. Ar
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entirely q vegetable insreden the principal being
leaves declared W be by all vho have the
cous article ever discovered for restoring preserving and In
creasng Tie growth % the hair will prevent badness and
promote the growth your hair has fallen out n will cheek
premature gsyness strengthen your hair dssdrua sick
headache scroua renders hair cot healthy and glossy
does not dry the hair Ike Oils decidedly the cheapest ard
uneqused umedies for keeping the hair moist psrng
rich silky softness and highly beautiful lnstre Only
cents bottle Agency M Grand street in the drug Store
Don't let druggists recommend you another article being
good; get the genuine or nope at all,
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LEGAL HVTICKs.

TNIRCUrT COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
~ for The county Of Washington John A. Bailey, A. q.
wssbburn and sfen n his wife, and Frank Moore and Ianrs
eer,on. Robert r. Hunter, Curtis Fowler. stephen u Fowler,
Susan ". Fowler, Frances ID, Fowler Gilbert and Mary his
W e.. the widow and heirs Of Edward Curtis deceased, aud
Their, Joseph ". Curtis, deceased, other OF the heirs at law OF
ssid Edward Curtis and David A Hall-In CbanceT line
bill In the above cause ststes In substance -Ihst IN lsoths
Washington that said Hall was their agent and Attorney, hav
Ing charge Of the same for them, wth authority TO sell the
same, that In September OF that year he represented 10. con-
and they, believing the same TO be right, confirmed the ame,
and executed deeds To said Curtis for said square; that they
sale 10 said Curtis, n Was undersood and agreed between him
and said Hall. that the latter was % be half Interested In s1t
square or In the proceeds thereof whenever Afterwards re
executed her satd deed that ssid Edward Curtis hath departed
this life, leaving the said defendants abovenamsd Except said
Hall, his widow and heirs At law TO whom The :ald agree,
division OF said square or the proceeds or profits Thereof,
IL well known; that sad hc'rs and sld Hall have recently 81
saId hill charges hat the said sale of aid square was a fr tud
upon them; and he OBJECT sf the bill 10 70 have the same and
The said deeds set asice and declared void, the complsinans
Offering To- return The purchase, money which WAS PAD W
hem. and Interest thereon. and tho tares since paid; and for
ssmuch 80 all the defendants ah0venamed tercept said HsU
and the other heirs OF said Edward Curtis, unknown 70 cmn.
he Jurisdiction Of the Court II IL, therefore, this 18th day o.
December. 1857, ordered that notice ~ the substance and oh.
jsc, o. SAID s, be g,, * 10 me ,a Sa,r non ~ fe .ss rS Ss, .,s snr'
tie by causing . copy Of this order 20 he published In the
National In,ell,g, nccr. and In the New York Herald ~putsished
IN the city OF New YORK, warning the said defendants and un.
Known heirs 70 appear in the Circuit Court Of the District 81
Coiumbia, in person or by solicitor. At ths rules TO be held for
the same, in the onnce. of the Clerk Of The said Court, on the
hat the same via be taken for confessed ssains, theu-the
hrst Of such advertisements 10 be inserted At least four months
S Sfss sse said day .. sGPesTs1s, and an . 70 se pSSm.asd soes a.
order OF The Court rest: JNO. A. SMITH, Clerk
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EEwsPAPrRs

ARAMINTA sQFEERs.-CNLESs YOU sUBsckiB.
IA for THE sbIEss NEWSPAPER, published !, 100
Sprure street, New York, price four cents per copy snsu
withdraw the offer " my hand and ny. heart s1d nvr you
the miuer. ST EUsIAOhh 81 N"H'"-
IN TIE STORY rs "BUgH LATsON," NOW PUB
IL. usbfne In he New York Weekly Press, written by fehx
stowe. IN Office is 21l Centre street, or you can sethot
Dexter A Fro. or any news agent
TUE %RCUAN CIRCULAR, A LETTER SHEET,
Which = published every Saturday morning ~ lb feel
s.reet. fourth door. viii be sent by mail 10 all subscribers In
he Cnon. prices, cops, s2a year; copies, SIC, " copies,
as Ia advance.
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T AIDES AND GENrLEmES VINO WISH TO ,BEGoME
IL graceful dancers can find no better teacher than Prof
rERs, UIU. No. eSt Rrosdwsy Tie Ia the only professor IN
Now York whn teaches French Lenders and he grea. ton.
don Horse Guard Every "Wednesday and saturday evening
= ful brass band will be IN attendance.
AlIss VI. ". KING BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO AN
vi nounce 10 her friends aud the publit that she contnu"s
her soiriees every escning rs for ". ry On Monday, Neinss
day and 80 urd az evenings her rooms are open unul u
O'Clock. laucers and Gernan cp,llons danced every even
ng. az Broadway.
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aOissEs AND CARRIAGES

.--Haa. a--~-
CARRIAGE FOR sALE.-A SECOND HAND CAR
u riaee, in good order, for sale low. Inquire at No. IS
University place, corner OF Thirteen h street
L,UR s~ALE-vERY CHEAP, A BLACk PONY, LIGHT
IN erocer's wsxon and harness. The peny IL 8 years old,
sound snd kind Also a fast rouing mare. Apply At IL jay
street. corner of Greenwich street.
L,oR sAtE-oR EXCHANGE FOR A CHEAP WORK.
II or. one of The best roadsers in the city, young. sound
spd kind, near 10 hands high; a. a driver. has NJ superior
unframed and can rot fast Apply at l6 Spring street be-
fore to'cluck Y. W
L,oR sALE-A YOUNG HORSE, i6 HANDS HIGH,
in sound and hind, suitable for n doctor, express. grocer
or any other business, fine hgurs, will stand without tying.
VIII g. sold at a bargain. Apply 10 CHARD WaLrERS,
$ Cathsrine street
L,oR sALE-wAGONs. sLFIGBs, HORSES. HARNESS,
IT &C. N0 wagons AND sleghs, comprising coaches, rock
Always, bugRies and express wagons, two horse aud cutter
sleirhs, and second hand wagons and sleiehs, aud ~ horses,
~ ~ Nsvins street, corner Of Fulton syenue, Brooklyn.
L,O sALE-A goOD HORSE, sOuSD AND GENTLE
IL also a grocery wagon and harness. Can be seen by call
ing a. 100 Sixteenth street up stairs
10 sALE-A SPLENDID SORREL HORSE. SIXTEEN
IL hands high, eight years old. sound and kind In single or
double harness. very stylish aud snowy; would make an eN
cenent family ur doctors horse tan be seen nj SMITH
livery Stables, 81 and 80 North Moore street
HORSE FOR sAlE.-A VERY FINE HORSE, A 400
III trouer, about ten years % age, vi he sold at a sacrifice
for cash; also n beautiful pisno, ~ o,tave, but very little
used; former price 500, will be sold for s21s Call at iSs East
TwenN eighth street between Second and Third avenues.
WANTED, PONIES SHETLAND SCOTCH AND
w Welsh ponies are wanted ~ IS Hester street. The high.
est price given.
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n

NEW " GREAF INVENTION IN ATMOSPHERIC
" pressure plates for artificial teeth. Any one can discern
is Importance Al once. The plate covering tho roof or palate
Of The mouth. which 80 much interferes with comfort end
taste, Is dispensed VIII ani the N,reng,h and power Of adhe-
son increased. Gail nd examine. " LEVITT,
.Denusi, u Waverlcy place, near Broadway.
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rhe Emperor Napc,co. ard The Prince of
tho Asturfas.


nraris CDec. 800 Correspondence of the London Times.l
Since the birth of Prince Alfonso (ysu may not have for
rotten that Alfonso Is the name OF the heir TO the Soanish
,rowp) the good people Of Madrid have been waiting for
he Emperor Napoleon ~ confer the grand Gordon Of the
rgion of Honor on the royai .Llsnt These expectations
ave no, vet been fulfilled. Vow, when the Imperial
prince OF France was born the Spanish government, at
whose head Espartero then ~s, lost no time IN sending
n the Tuileries the insignia OF the Golden Fleece which hal
pecome vacant by the death Of the Emperor Nicholas, and
4 was only fair that the compliment should be recipfocs.
cd. les petfts cdiedvr srtrfterncrt Tdntfr, ana ! takeu
or granted that the French and Spanish courts are
N tue most friendly terms. This forgetfulness, forh
pan hardly be anything ehe, has, however, produced some
surprise, " not notification, at Maorid. II " not tina
The Prince OF the Asturias IL IN want Of decorations; lnit'
he contrary; the innocent babe has more than he can
: ell bear; be has those OF the Golden Fleece, Charles I'LL !,
Isabella Cattolica, TO which, by.the by, arc attached col
srs OF no light weight or small dimensions: not N speak
hi the orders Of 81 John, Calatrava, &c. II il right 10 aid
hat his Royal Highness himself Ia not the person who
makes any complaint on the subject According N an
hentic accounts he bears the slight with much equanirnfty,
md apparently sets more value on the care-ses OF his
,1rse than on all the decorations that could be offered 10
i'm. including even the awful Lion Of Zohriughen, the
.clden Spur OF Rome or the blazing sun OF Faust l. II
. Ia be hoped, however, that the omission will he repaired
[s soon as possible, and TIT NJ. Ftullc' de Couches. or
one other eminent director OF etiquette NJ the I'm pcriai
ourt. will be despatched oSpain on this impot tiut mission
' q
Trv UALrBuT FIsHEHy.-The recent favorable
~oaiber has prompted the Gloucester fishermen ~ r.
,ne tbelr dangerous ana uncertain business on George
bank. some have started already, and between Oand o.
|essels are about 70 sail.
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FURNITURE.

ITO HorsEKEEPERs, FURNITURE N ALERs N
OTHERS
Great closing out sale OF cabinet furniture, feather beds.
mattresses, &C. at the store.
No. l63 Chatham street,
Between James and Roosevelt. streets,
In consequence Of being compelled TO remove, on the LIST OF
February, the undersigned viii dispose ~ his stock, In the
above store, At unprecedentedly low prices.
CONSISTING, in part, OF sofas at Sill, worth GIG.
Mahogany rockers, - to -.
wshosany Fren n bedsisads, ~.
Mahogany chairs from u s. 10 a. 50, worth from - 10 IS
Cane seat chairs, 7c.
Cane seat rockers, $3.50.
cottage bedsteads, hair, husk and other mattresses; feather
beds, a large lot At - each; and a general assortmento f gOods,
such as are usually found In a first class furniture store.
Prices marked on every article, and will be sold without re-
serve. sale to commence to day and continue until the last
day Of January.
W. BUTLER.
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A

EoR sALE-Two SECOND HAND MARBLE RED Ri
II HARD tables, with bar hx'urus; also two billiard tables ;
let. Inquire Of W. ). SHARP billiard table Manufacture
las Fulton street
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DANCING

A poDwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
No aS broadway, New York;
No. i7 Montague place, Br0oklyn.
Classes now open for The reception OF pupils.
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THE MILITARY.


CEvENry-FTsRT REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE
= militia At a meeting Of the members Of he Seventy
first regiment. held at the armory.o on Tuesday evening, Jan.
~. II was re solved to form a corps 10 receive The kssle escort,
on their return from Albany. Captain Geo. W. Wheeler was
unanimously elected Commandsnt and beu,s rtowe and
spoTling Lanteuabts, Tbos A. Murphy, Orderly. Mr.. Row
land, Second Sergeau.; Mr.. Adams, Third sergeant and Mr..
j. W. t. VAN RIPPER, Chairman.
n. r. TRArroRp. Secretary.
The members ct the above corps, ard all other members VI
the regiment wishing u join with them, are hereby notified 20
appear at The srmory this Wednesday evening, Al so'cbch,
in full uniform. with overrOats and uniform cap. ny order OF
GEO. W WHEELER, Commsndant
1Hos. A.. MURPHY, Orderly.
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MEET ME- BY DAYLIGHT.
M APaRoDY.-Air. Meet Ne by Moonugh, Alone"
Meet me by daylight 1 pray,
And hen n fair sigh you shall see
Can only be seen In broadway.
The number IL two ninety 'hree.
NOu must promise 20 come, I declare,
will show than the gri I adore,
And you shsll be Queen Of he Fair,
AtRANNtYS magnificent store.
There are gifts for he lovely aud gay.
There are books for he million I'm told
There's a statue-the pride Of Broadway
Fnshrined IN bright ewels an gold.
You must promise 10 come, my Louise,
These treasures are ft-d for thee;
They're made 70 adorn and ~ please
The number IL two ninety three.
An article Of ornau emit and use IL presented at the time OF
sale with every book purchased At he Great American OH
Boob House, 49 broadway Catalogues sent nee TO all.
Address A kANNEI, agent.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ALMANAC FOR 1859 ~
Il "Tbe~New York Almanac and Yearly Record" Price
rs cents. bound in cloth, and containing a. much matter as an
ordinary 81 20 volume. Published by MASON BKOrHERs,
los and ITO Dsane street.
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UyEST OBOKE LAM ASSOCIATION, Nc. 2
Centre nlL-An persons holding deeds under this ~
socia'ipn which were not delivered and duly recorded before
the 18th Of March. 1851, are requested 10 meet at Henry
Straus, No, 10 Delaney street, on Wednesday, January ~
at seven O'Clock L. NJ. when matters OF important interest t
hem WILL be submitted. Particular attendance u requested.
SCHOOL,,
K KfTfS, COMMITTEE
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IF MARIA FAIR OR ENMA LOTT WILL SEND HER
i address to the broadway Post office, near Canal street, she
viii hear OF something Of Importance oncerning her child she
one week.
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NAG aZfNE AND PUT
II mans Monthly IL now ready, and contains more valuabh
and interesting mater than any other magazine for tn
month. We n wife a comparison. Buy and Judge for yourself
For sale by all dealers AMI ~ the publishers.
OAKSMITH A co. I'll HroAdMAY.
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D~ROOKLYN-wALL STREET FERRY PRIVATE
ID family will accommodate two gentlemen or q gentleman
and lady rooms newly furnished; fine view, comfort without
ostentaiIon; family refined and social, neighborhoot occupied
exclusively by gentlemen doing business In new York three
minutes from the ferry. No. z Willow place, corner OF Jora
lemon street.
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MARRIAGE FOR sALE.-A SECOND HAND ca
~ riaRe, In good order, for sale low. Inquire at NO.
University place, sorner Of Thirteen h street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED

far from Fulton ferry. A small cottage or part Of q house,
not less than three or four rooms. Any one having such TO
let can addr, - j. s Henry. Herald office. N.B.-Must be In
a respectable street and neighborhood.
L,LOUR To RENT. IMMEDIATELY
IN or in the spring. a rrist mill, with first rate water power
In a first rate location tor custom and grain to buy for cash.
aud handy to q market. Address. with particulars, Trgo
Blanco, New Yorh Post ONCE, for one week
HOUSE WANTED, IN SOUTH BRooKLYN-tN Elk
III change forcssh and lots A three story brick, situated
in a good neienborhood. between Court aud Henry streets
and HARRISON street ard First place. Address j. Walter
Locke, bon AS New York Post Office.
WANIED-A GOOD HOUSE N lot IN A RESPECT.
w atle location, In exchange for clothing in part, vacant
lots near Jersey tfiy and a farm near chicago, Illinois Ad-
dress boz LAS Post ONCE
VIrANTEi-lN BROOKLYN-A SN ALL UTO STORY
w ana has. ment house, about ten or fifteen minutes walk
from The Ful'on terry at n moderate rent Addgess Y. =. ",
Dor 3i2i New York Post oahce, stating location aud terms.
Possession let Of MAY
uyANTED-A LARGE, WELL FURNISHED HOUSE
w in a good ne. ghborhood, not below sx'ecnth street.
Apply To sMTTd CLIFF, Esq, No. - Nassau street
yUANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE. PROM IS To q
w feet front, in q desirable locality In The city, by u small
family, without children. Address. stating particulars, s. r.
l., tox !, ~ Post office
uyANIED To LrAsE-A LOT ON THE EAST STDE
w Of the city, between Houston and Thirty fourth streets,
and Third ave nue and Avenue A. Address, stating location
and terms. william v Hass, 40 Canal street