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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
COMMUNICATED.

C0NsUNICATEg.
| have seen and read in the Gazette, sn.
sorrow, the notice Of the death Of R.. W. Iig.
ter, esq.,, an old and respected citizen Of u
town. 10 other, and better days, b, b.
some of the finest ships that ever bey0l.
to, or called out of, the port Of Altzaai..
They were faithfully built, aDd always .
high with sea-taring and mercantile ne, =
His Ship Yard is an "old institution
must be some seventy years since il va .a
established where il il. | used t. crg., q.
river to see the launches, when they Uca.
red-ss well as to count the hog.hc4l'
tobacco, that were rolled out Of the Ta'ts
warehouse to 70 on board the ships be b.
built, and we're engaged in trade. Toe d.
day, / again came over on business, ng,ht
ing teen in Alexandria before, for Tvs
years-but | will not go on 10 dcscri,s GO
difference. | hope yet TO see the "gy..
town" revive and prosper. 1t deserve, .
50. Pardon the garrulity Of an old nnr:
my thanks for the many tls'sA
hours you give me in reading your Ilcr
SENEM.
Prince Georges, Co., Nd. Sept. ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
rE'O MRS. MARIA BUTTOLPH and Nh.
AAI.rrNr -. /. Il MINI l. Il.

rE'O MRS. MARIA BUTTOLPH and Mr..
DORSEY GARDNER-Take notice, that
on the first day oil the next November term OF
the County Court Tor Alexandria, the Alexan-
dria, Loadoun and Hamp.hire Railroad Compa.
ny vii app y to tae SAID Court, TOR the appoint
ment OF commissioners, tor the purpose of as
certalnlug a just compensation for , certain lot
o. ground belonging to you, at the intersection
OF Princess street, beng on he east side OF Fairfax
street, aud on the north side OF Princess street, III
the city OF Alexandria, winch said lot is propos.
ed 10 be taken by toe said Company, for IFS pur.
poses. Dated the first day of October, A. d.
1875. LEWIS MCKENZIE, President Of
AIex'a, Loud. x Hampshire Railroad Go.
nct u u "a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

Ga Saturday last, the agent OF the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad at Benwood, trans.
ierred one hundred aud eleven cars across
the OHIO river, being the largest days work
ever done at that station. This large amount
o! freight went eastward tue same evening,
and was 10 Baltimore early on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

C.InH REWARD!-Raaa""y ii"A
DZUO subscriber Oh the Gigai e..A,
instant, a negro boy called BENNhIIS
latto, about IS or 10 years old . rex , ~.
in height, thin, and quite good iooa'h= @l
polite. He was well dressed "Ar" Dr.
the clothes be had Oh are not ieTeH
will give the above reward Of t.lp. io'
taken out OF the state. and secured 80 ,l@ :
him again. He lett IN company "''I
negro boys. isep 22-eo'l a. : oh'',''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

Letters received at Baltimore from Copen.
hagen, mention the arrival there, previous to
the 18th of August. Of the Hon. James NJ.
Buchanan, as United States Minister to Den
mark. lie had been most satisfactorily re-
csived by the King and Diplomatic Corps
generally, and had dined with Lis Majesty,
in company with others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

One Of the boa constructors brought over
from Suripam, and landed at Salem, Mass,
and which subsequently escaped, has been
found dead,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

C,YNnPTlCAL NEEDLE CAsES-contain-
- ing 100 needles OF the most useful numbers
and OF the best quality. They are putu up ina
compact form and are in tec!ted favor with the
ladies, as the large number sold viii attest
Also, the Alliance Needle Case, containing the
same number of needles, but put up somewhat
differently; just received at
HI WHlTTINGTON'S.
oc-2 s. k.ns street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
An ELECTION will be held in the Fourth

4 \ ELECTION will be held in the Fourth
n Ward, OF tais city, Oh the THIRTEENTH
DAY CT OCTOBER AEAl, at the house on the
northwest corner OF Prince and Alfred streets,
under the superintendent of |. Buckingham,
". n. Berkeley, aud Vim. W. Harper, TO fill the
seat made vacant by tue resignation OF 4. B.
Robertson, OF the Board of Aldermen.
An election will also be held, on the same
day, al the Chamber Of the Common Council,
under the Superintendent OF Jno. L. Ballenger,
Vim. \. Brown, and John I. Evans, Tor a mem.
Der OF tae Common Council, III the place OF Jas
5. hailoweil, whose seat has been declared va.
cant by reason Of the ~iilegd!Ity of his election.
OCT 2-entE q A. IAYENNER. C. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

NEW BO0kS.-Ernestin, or the Hearts
II Longing, by Aleth-his life is not like
o.ner men =, ais ways are OF another fashion
"isd. oi so.omoa, H., one vol. II mo, cloth,
Sl,zj.
Brandon, or a Hundred years Aga tale of
the American colonies, by Osmond Tiffany, IL
no. cloth, 81.
Pearls OF Thought, Religious and PhiIosopai-
cal: gathered rom old authors, 10 mo cloth, red
edges, SOC.
Eddies Round the Rectory, by Owen yara, IS
cents
After Dark a novel, by Wilkie Collins, s vol.
paper, aUc.
kawsoG, The Renegade, CSC. For sale by
JAMES kNTWISLE N son,
oct 2 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

Several missionaries, with their wives, are
to sail for China, from New York, in a few
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

The cqpans are arguing that the Comet has
an influence upon the Earth-but how, or in
what way, it is hard to cay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

- subscriber, TWO HOGS, one Barrow, one
Sow. No mark OIL tue Sow-mark on the Bal
row, crop on the left ear, hole through the rIgnt
ear; colour spotted black and white supposed
to be about two years OF age. The owner Is
requested 10 prove property, pay Charges and
take them away ELIJAH C.. PEARL.
alexandria County, oct 2-law3w'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

O. REWARD Was stolen iICE " .
sOs) H. Siuart's landing, between 70.
and 18th OF this month, "a large sizsd All
belonging TO the subscriber, panied "a.!r'
a black streak on the upper moulding u.
end there were fixtures for q Tudd'r abb u"
other a nose piece, with a short piece o'
attached, for locking. On the SIDE, ,Aeis
two cast iron fixtures, the wheels ha'.t-
removed. There was in the skiH we" ..
two paddles, painted whit; aud $50 |e'
same colour. The sklf was locked % " '.
root, and that cut in Two pieces, ~ onl,'
able the person or persons 10 take H. Ih''"
reward will be paid on its delivery 10 o.,
any information thankfully recei"ei'
me at Hampstead p. o, KING George .,j
Virginia. k. SICAhi L'"""
King George County, sep 22-roi~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

John G. Beckham, esq, announces himself
a candidate for the Legislature from the
County IF FauQuier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

CODn REWARD-kaas"'J a,'
OZOUTheoIosicaI SEMINAR ..S
andria, Va OH SUNDAY nIgh,, TIE i<'A
negro boy named CARTER. >a.i "-z.a b.
bright mulatro, 5 feet, 8 or 9 inches ~ 4,
very well built. He IS about % yT1' vs.
has a very pleasant countenance' ! w." ~
the above reward OF 500, II ta"'n %.
State and secu red 90 thai get aim 1g'T :
dress DAVID FI1ZHUGH, F%a.IiG'' II"
sep IT, eotf or n. &. WAkD "e'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

T7O Ma MAURICE HURLlHY, and Miss
tATHAKiNE HURLIhY-Take notice,
that on the fl Il day OF the next November term
OF the County Court tor Alexandria, the Alexan.
dra, Loudoun anG Hampshire Railroad Compa-
ny will apply 10 the said Court, Tor the appoint
ment OF Commissioners, for the purpose Of al.
ceIiaInIng a just compensation ir d certain lot
Of gr"uod belonging 20 you, fronting on the
NORM side OF Princess street. between Fairfax
and Water streets, III the city oil Alexandria,
winch SAID lot Is proposed 10 be taken by said
company, for It's purposes. Dated TINS hrst day
OF October A d. 1888.
LEWIS Nick ENZlE, President Of
ALex'a., Loud. ana hamp. hIre Railroad Co..
OCT WY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02
Prince Georges, Co., Nd. Sept. ~.


lS'Nh'''H'
Sails rer6oraRl, enough, certaIDIg, aaC
the Old Columbia, by Chotank and Others
Allthat they can say or do will MT es..
any change in the movements Of the boat
So they are most earnestly enircn'e. u
seeched, and implored, to change tAci b'r
and let us have something new. l.
King George County. Va, Sc I. 3Oth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

SALE.-Scvcrs! SAVES were offered for
sale on Monday las,. by c. B. Tebbs, esq {,
CONT, aud syld At The following Irlce,: A
boy, about II or IL gear. o!ag', al = O00; g
woman and child, at l,2O5; another woman,
with three children, at 81 500. These were
all likely servants UarTeatOn Flag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

7 LIBRARIAN WANiED-Noice .s-a.
gwen tina the Board OF Dirsc'or= Of T.
Alexandria Library Company, vii proe.o
Saturday, the I'd OF October, 10 eject a L'.
fian to supply the vacancy occaS'onra 'i
resignation OF NorvaI r.. Foard. The 500
required is attendance at the Library lfCm '.
5 and from 7 TO q o'clock, 2. VI. e'sE &"
keeping the room in order, aad c~o.lsc..l9 "
subscriptions. The COMPENSATION Is a'..
$3.50 per annum.
Applicants will please address the an.r''
ed, through the Post Office. b. or!e' o. =
Board OF Directors:
RICHARD l.. CAENf %.
sen 24-dtd Acting ~"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

lNrABLER'S AGUE and FEVER specific, a
- safe, efectual and speedy remedy i2f the
disease IN all It's iornIs; also, a successful pre-.
~yentiye of Billion. diseases III Agu- aud Fever
disr els. Prepared and Tor sale BY
DR.. Z n. STABLER,
No. l65 King street, corner OF Washington.
ncr y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

a. REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub.
d. .criber, September Goth, 1898, negro boy
henry. said boy is about twelve years old;
had on dark colored clothes.
oct a-3t GEORGE Z. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

WRENCH CLIMATE s.'''" ,qr,
now receiving from inr y YolS ~ d
a fine assortment OF FRENCH 'hINa
aud Gold Band Dinner and Tsase'', ~. 4.
Mugs, &c, &c, which they haze P'iT. =. !
very low prices, and are "%lII'os 70 o, ~, -
a small advance for cash, or 10 p1E'i'u I
toners. X. h. MlLLEh'
sept lS-eolm
4 CARD-HARPERs BALDNh T.
a sALr DEALERS n BOOTS, sH0t>
CAPS, &c, Pnuce Stree: Wharf ,dL'n'" ,,',.
t aaif F ras RR't STUCK 70 e]ompa.ios lo7' ~
and CARTOONS of the most desirable a..
able Goods in their line, purchase a. /"
the Manufacturers in Ne" Eng'enu, nj "1
they respectfully invite the a~'isH"O"
customers, and dealers generally
Sep7-2awlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-02

/ RUGS, &c.-Sulphate Quinine Calisayat
II Bark, CaIamlHe Powder, OIL Of BersamoL
VaIenanah of IIEc, Oil OF Cinnamon, Old white
CASTLE Soar, Just received, and for sale by
JAS. ENTWIoLE, Jr, Apothecary,
oct 2 "a King street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

lled with men, and they appeared to 10 be hard
looking set they looked 70 Ike oonvics ways
anything excepting what they Afterwards protested to
be- After had passed her q cables length they fred
musket and then another then another the last one being
loaded with bali Tue bail quite cese 10 me, and
struck the galley mAiu mast Afterwards picked up
half OF IT, hailed them and wished to know why they
firing me. Some the boat swered and said
that did not heave they had wivel In the boat aud
hey would sink me- then hove 70, and they came along
side and about ten Of the on board armed to the
teeth One Of them proessed 10 be m officer but evil
IDENTIFY was no gentleman after having abused me to his
hearts content did not heave 70 when she
was man of war boat, asked to sec my papers re.
ouested him 10 walk into the cabin, which he did
followed by two men, one OF whom came down in the
cabin with revolver in each hand the other stood atthe
door With drawn cutla In bis hand asked the odcer
who or what he was He said he English officer.
and belonged 10 steamer that was cruising outside
asked her two three times but he refused to
tell me, saying nope Of my business. show him
my papers After having looked at them he expressed
himself satisfied and left That they did not reb
the only confirmation have Of his story being true
Z. H. L0RING,
Master Brig Wingold, OF Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

THE CALIFORNIA MAus.-The New Orleans Plea
y1n, says1he louisiana Tehuantepec Company have OBJ
sDed the contract for carrying the California and Pacific
mails commencing on the lst Of October next The WORK
the road e being rapidly pushed 10 completion, and
the company v be prepared 70 perform the service al
the appointed time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19
THE HOME SQUADRON AND THE BRITISH
OUTRAGES.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
There no doubt Of the sgrant outrages have
been perpeased by Brh cruisers upon very coast
Our flag been ishonored and commercial interests
nterfered with We told that the necessary orders
have despatched the Home Squadron, and ia
commonly believed that guns will soon be intcrposed
between our merch nsoent aggressous OF
British officials OF what does the Home Squadron consist
What is its efficiency And what look for pro
tecton-for immediate actcn9 These questions naturally
suggest themselves and involve the necessity Of
animation into the condition OF defence and
particularly Of that of the much talked OF "Home quad
ron"
The steam frgste Colorado the sloop jamestown and
the steamer Fulton the guardians OF long line Of
coast and the representatives Of on the coasts
OF Mexico Central America apd the West India islands
The Colorado has just sailed from Norfolk, the James
town probably at Aspinwa or Greytown and The Full
ton Tsmpco The Colorado is noble chip and credit
to flag she bears but by adapted to coast
work there but few harbors she enter. and she
is TOO unwieldy work to advantage among the small
vessels which friends the other side OF the water
employ actively annoyance The Jamestown
well enough but has the essential quality of certain
rapid lccomoton she is ST account where steam Is
used The Fulton little steamer, only t to make fair
weather from port TO port she is sownd would be use
less q seaway. not absolutely worthless, she is
near rs OF 10 be worthy OF consderalon lbs s our
Home Squadron That the number Of officers, an,
and guns could be much advsptaeeously employed
evident We must have small steamers, gsn boats and
thai without delay.
It Is true that 6tbe American Navy has afforded
70 American sailors little protection" Why Is thf
Our squsdrons too smsl-men and guns enough,
bars; but behind the times, and have not avaed
ourselves OF the efficient and useful class Of vessels
In this must follow the Eogsh and French should
have been before them Provided with suitable vessels,
We shall no longer q heavy numbering frigate
grounding upon Der beef bones" in hsrbor where
occasional visit only is required and when
driven out by disease, slowly making her way to
other available port but we shall have
cruisers. We have net in commission now Cruising
has gone out OF fashion In service.
There are other causes which have crippled the eff
cepcy Of naval force-to one OF viii n only will
alude at present Officers have not been sufficiently
Outraged and supported their orders have been
and satisfactory too much has been left 10 their dis
erection and purposely that they may be conmsnded or
made soape goats Of nc cortng 70 circumstances THIS Ia
much the that many commanders OF vessels de-
their entire energies 10 keeping out OF difficulty aud
consider their cruise successful they succeed In
corg Nor they much to be b,amed 'or toeir pru
deuce. We want less diplomacy, more action. more de
cded orders officers Act first and ais afterwards
To other wants and dencsncies shall be glad u ask
teBtion. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

DAScIsg ICApgwY-NR PxRAcHro WILL GIVE
~ afsrewe ball 70 his pupils !previous to HE departure
low Purope At b25 and 62 Houston street. Wednesday
evenine NAV TO- Tickets 81 Grand soiree nert Saturday
unil IL O'Clock. Admission ~ ceus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

DOPULAR LECTURE.
Il Mercantile Library Building Wednesday ewing MAY TO-
Mk. JOHN MURRAY, JR.,
will deliver his popular lecture
"El0cuion1he adaptation of the Enxish Language 10
study ef the Art "
the above plare Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Tcke 80 cents to be had at the stores aud at
door on the evening of the lecture.
DASsPORTs -vIsTTERS TO EUROPE, WHO DHsYRH
Il avoid delay, trouble, expense, when travelling On
til Continent can, their arrival in England their
passports vsed for any kingdom State they desire vst
upon application to ADAMS Bssdshaw's British and
Continental Guides Oce 80 Fleet London thus saving
the annoyance OF personal attendance the
bssssdors and Consu he undertakes their
ling The counter signature Of the American Minister in Lon
obtained United States passpor All the latest ed
tons Of Bradshaws and MurrAys Continental Handbook
description Of stationery travel requisites
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19
ZINE Ants.

V,IIsTrNea-FRow Is TO ss BACH, FOR SALE 10
advances They will be sold great sacrifice for
rasA Advances on diamouds watches merchandise 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19
Weekly Report or Deaths

In the city and oody OF New York from the sth day Of
May 70 the 18th day Of May, 1853
Men, IS; women, "a; boys, l3s; girls, los-To-a 4ot
Adults, l62; children, 2s2 males, ZIG females, lis;
oolorcd persons, l3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19
LETTER FBOM LIEUT.. PORTER, LATE OF
THE NAVY,

The NAVY.
TO TIKI EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YoRK, May II, 1858.
Every private merchant has right to proteo his pro
pery the against praes other parties part
cuariy in times Of peace would suggest to the NOR
chants OF New York 10 employ pilot boat, srmed with
long inch shell gun, their vessels Tree from
the coast of Cuba OF thirty will answer; and
they want a volunteer that purpose and one who will
pied nmself the fire OF the otyx they can call
on Il e undersigned With respect
". d. PORTER, No. City Hall place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19
HOTKHa

CILNTOE PLACE HOTEL. ;OORNER OF BROADWAY
~ and Eighth street The subscribers have assumed the
management tho above named hotel and determined
To make n all respects worthy of the patronage Of their
friends and the public Ladies' and gentlemen can accom-
modsod with full board dollars
pay for their meals separately Price Of
from fifty TO three dollars per day The restaurant 10
n. PARKER J0NEA
J. o. BAR1EIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

MOUsHs, MOONS, &C., TO LET.
599 sEoADwAY.A sPLkNDID AND CoMMoDIOys
CvC room ON nrst floor up stairs, In Broadway opposite
ys:r o good ss e. ssGDisd vel. sass Re-
large % or fashionable millinery anA
~ No. g s..ssa No go s0'a"
SPnC1AL A0TlUnn.
- Wednesday evening Nay l Il the Chapel Of is
University.
Y ANE LODGE Y.M.-rHR ORIGINAL PErIrr0u
N ers for this lodge in pnrsusnce Of the resolution of ad
The Vramsrcy House fi6 Twensh sress BpsSs
of vital Importance win be presented for action.
BAN. G swARrz, Secretary. 'AA''"Aa'
NEW YORK AND HARLnM RAnROAD OoxPAnY.-
The .nns - me- q -. for The election
twenty s1h street and Fourth svenss Tuesdsy Nay a.
The pols 70 be open from = coocl at noon I'LL oolock
: y: E ' Z q &c &. ;SS
OFFICE q. CHlPPEwA FALLS LUMBER1Na CON.
Proposals viii Be received At this oos, until the first day Il
Acros, The falls o. Tie Chippswy va river IN town M
high and 70 be built in the
manner under the supervision Of the President Of the
enough 70 allow Lumber rata 70 pass over 10 safety
quantity OF round timber % be used viii be sboute oe
feet running measure. and will average l6 inches in a.
ametar.
An The necsss,y timber and plank will be furnished tie
The contrac. viii be AWARDED y tho 18th Of June and va
water win permit and mus: be conpsted By september Is
For the faithful performaSce Of the contract satisfactory ~
curty @ the amount Of $4,000 viii DO required the
Plans and :peshc.iion. and inormstion win
s&ss 9. :'s''''
Chippewa Falls, W's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

NCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT. X I-THrSWELL KNOWN
~ hotel will he opened for the of Waters
10Th Of June The proprietor ready TO furnish fsm
with for the moderate and would
respectfully invite those in want to call and examine his
rooms before making engagements elsewhere or By
msu 10 ths subscriber, j. G.. WEAVER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
M QUEENS HOTEL.
r. JOHNSON begs 70 inform families and geatiemea
visiting England that he hiss added nearly hundred bed
rooms to the above hotel all large airy. quiet and wen
furushed Also,
10 large sitting rooms with bed aud bath alta ,hed
johnson hopes by strict attention and derate charge
Name hester. MANCHESTER, May I, 1883
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

HOUsEs, HOOms, g., WANTGD.
ADAMS PRINTING PRESS WANTED sEcoYp
11ae Printer Dor $40 Pos, ONCE. WIN 80 : ''' ~
L'uRSrsHED HOUSE WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
be well ard co%pie.ey inrr.ssned, situated above
dress With fu particulars, price, &c, to cAiiis, box 4o
General Post Office
Dooxs wANrED-A REsPEcrABLE ELDERLY WI
A scm AND pans s on se secon door
but sGs:s sesrssr and
We reference gwen Rent must be moderate Apply 70
yVANrED-Two ROOMS AND TWO BEDROOMS. FOR
w two IN family. Rent must be low. Address q. j. B,
Dor 2z5 Post Office. stating terms and location.
w hood OF Park place Rent not to exceed b0 Address
A. B., care Of Mr.. Booth, 100 Nassau street
WASTEp-rHE LOWER PART OF A MODERN
e% sns s or IN ooms op s npper oot.
very sene.l neghoorhood between Tenth and ,sreh ats
desiring good and permanent tenant viii address boz S''
WANrKp-rARr or A HOUSE By /. SMALL FAMILY.
Address fot two days, b. Herald once.
WANTED TO REsT-rS WASHINGTON OR WEST
w streets, or in the neifhborscod Of w.hnson msrket
ses , store or ''n'F Address w. boz brooklyn Post
UANTED-1wo OR FOUR ROOMS USFUBNIsaEp;
w convenient tor housekeeping for man and wife, with
god bssemsn vii answer state All particulars Otherwise
no attention paid. 70 France. Dor 9ll Post onlee.
yxrAYTED-A PAIR OF THIRTY INCH FRENCH
burr %l s,oRes IN good running order Address o. j.
RAILROADS..
HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAp.-ExPRsss TRAINS
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Der. stree, =, ana 4 - and = r.; nronss sccon-
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observation-disclosures COURSE. 1-rRoITING
that OF the 18Th, wi come on oday the
Iqh a3P should the weather prove fair Purse Of 30,
80 mile heats, in harness sr Islmsn names Panic
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SHAW WHITE, Proprletors.