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WIyulu:Il11bouE.
~ LUE SION E.-

B LUZ FouNpArioNs.
The undersigned offer to the public BcILDING
STONE from the celebrated quarrIes q VIM. u.
G. Murdock, Esq. near the Little Falls Of the Po
tomac, 30 lonr favoraby Known, worked by
Timothy O'Neale, Esq, the following descriptions
Large and small TRUCK sToN e for heavy foun-
Large and small WHEELING STONE for walls
. from us inches to feet IN thickness,
FOOTiNGs of aIl dimenHons, suited for brick
FL .AGGfNG for street crossings, vslks,&c.
Messts. silsby 4 Co. viii, il desired. BUILD
FOUNDATlONSin any part of the oitis Of Wash
I1gton Georgetown, or Alexandra, on the most
Orders viii meet with promp. attention, and the
Ssons dsysfed at ANY pslR5 On 'e co. canai
au Is i'm III Bndsestz Georeetew n, D. C..
q FURNITURE-FURNIT
W. = For PRIVATE SALE. 1922
~ A. GREEN Would respectfully ~ =
j t.Iinforns the citI1ens Of CONTROVERSIES
and Washir gton that he has Just received
wood, Wsinut and Oak FURNITURE. We name
Marble top Dressing and Plain Bureaus,
Do Sideboards, Centre, Side, and other
Do. Co,nmode.. Wash Closets and Stands
Mshog any, Walnut, and Oak Writing Desks and
Bsdsses ds and Chairs of avery description,
Hair end other Mattresses, Ex,snaiOn, Dining and
Wash, Work and Light Stands.
Al! will be sold at the lowest price for Or IN, 1t
an17 dCon.titut,ou) A. GREEN.
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OPINIONS OF THE LONDON

ave recommend our correspondent to try Mone
Soyer's new sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce
~ H. made ster the Turkish recipe; it's flavor ex
cellent, and IT affords considerable aid in GASES Of
slow and weak Questionable Lancet.
"The Sultana's Sauce is sayory, piauant and spi
cy; q, happy combination Of favors and essences
WORTHY OF the delicate taste SuItana, the genius
Diminishing pubic."-Obs.rrer. ~N
-" ooEosn.ratlon Of AL the piqnant resources of
Turkey and Russia.'i-Unittd Service Gax.tte,
Gas titater of the appetite this Sauce stahd.
alone. 1t 10 most yalua bic adjunct to Fl ah Flesh
OF Fowl ana should be placed on every dinner IA
., "The Suitana Sauce is . most delicious zest."-
Morn. CAsonicls. $3.50
sole A gents for the United States-GARDNER
G.YyELlN, 211 Fulton street, New York; and
BRAH& HAYES: "a Cornhill, Boston.
ofU. H. RIDENOUR, 3O4 Pa sv; SHEKEIL&
MILLER, az Pa: sv.; II. H. OSE & CO., corn
or "a. av. and 10Th st.; and other Grocers
d m
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-SWINnJJNG OUACKl

SWlNDIiNG QUACKS.
SAUTI0N !LQuack ;-thsir Books, Cordials,
t Rnoh.f HSa'IltS:, !nstrumeIts or RlnssGshnn
write for my private Circular on -
SPERMATORRHEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, IN perfect conf
dcnce. your friend. former sufferer, merely super
scriblng Box 176, Charlestown, Mass.
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE, :
- FoR for OR COLD DIsHRs OF ALL KINDS.


vented BY the renowned
" Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease is manufactur
cd by CROSSE d. BLACK
WILL. London, from the
origina recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for il
q tria., convinced that it
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that it viii prove itself I'M
% ualled, either as = stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion. a.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
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CURE OF INFLAMMAToRY RHE UMATIsM.

for Q long time, sud could find nothing to relieve
me. At length was advised by friend 20 try Dr.
Cogswers Medical Salt, which entirely cured me.
would sdvisc ell who IN ieted to give II tria
JACOB HOWSWITSER, r eading, Pa
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DR.. J. C. AVER Z Coz
LOWELL, MASS,

PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE; Six BoTrLEs FOR S5.
E1rsold BY Z d. GILMAN, Washington; g. 8. T. Gle
Sell, Gsorgstovn, and By all Druggists s'sryvhsrs
l7-so1mr
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STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHE UMATIS
. CURED.
I vas seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined to my bed. purchased box of DIR. Coggs-
wells Medical Salt, and found radical cure 4
would sdvise others AFFLICTED with the same disease
to give it a trial. HUGH ATkiNSON,
White Bear Hotel, Bucks county, Pa.
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CURF OF FITS OF SEVERAL YEARS.
n STANDINGS .r

Ii has been some time since wrote you bout my
sons he alth-aflicted with fits, you remember Be
assured we have every condolences in you and your
medicine Is doing ham great good. His health Is
rapidly improving, and We are encouraged .specl,
those dreadful FITS since September a, nearly year
since. WIN. r. HARRIS, Groton, Co. n.
FEvERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT.
My wife Was attacked with very high fevers,
which would last nine days at 2 time. was Undue
ing it fair trial, il entirely broke her fevers.
woula cheerfuy recommend il to otaeIs similarly
affected. * J. NJ. DICK,
ga N. Eleventh street, Philadephia.
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KNOW IT is GOOD FOR RHEUMArISM.
Removing it in few hours. I am now trying il
for Sorofuls, and have already Iecei yed benefit:
8 LESSI8, Reading, Pa.
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CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions To his
iactory, making 1t now one Of the arg eat. -9
IN the District, where his facilities for $3.50
manufacturing CARRIAGE 4 LIGHTMSE
WAGONS OF all Kinds cannot be nrpassed and
nom has long experience in the business, he hopes
to give general satisfaction.
Al kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRS neatly done, and al orders ,rom,t
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for M,
ones, ANDREW il TOVCE ''e"
4 lott .... scrner NJ ixtS = ~ -.
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GENUINE PREPARATION.

&C, ~. RENHINE PREPAkATIoN.
HELMBQtR,S BUCHU for the Kidneys.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Loss of Memory.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Dimness of Vision.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Difficult Breathing.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for General Debility.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Universal I.assitude
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Horror of Disease.
HHEELIMMBB9 0I Rs BHGHH for NIsh: SEsa.s.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Dryness of the Skin.
HELMB9LR,S BUGHT for EIgptioIs ,,
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for heaviness of the Eye
Lid, with Temporary Sufusation and Loss Of Sigh,
. III W.. ~ $500, 1872. uy,rrns ~ ~
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ma. coaeswELLs
As MEprcALsAEr.

The great remedy for In6smmatory Diseases,
such Is Rheumatisn, Neuralgia, Hesdeche, Fits,
sipeiss, BIonchitis, Couxhs, Cold, and similar
,oomplaints. By eauail.ing the olreulas.sn i re-
moves the sole cduse OF lnh8mmauon. That inva-
lids would do we'll 30 give Il trial, may be seen
from the following Testimonials. s.1 81 --esf
1 promised to write you provided your medicine
did the work yen claimed i voud: II has done i,
Infiamn atory Rheumatism-the FIRST package did
the work, and most efectualy, too, as net yesaEe
as ever Wasin nay life. I would recommend to all
the afflicted to give the MEDICAL Salt fair TRIAL..
2! GEO. Fl. DUNCAN, liz Wal Ut N. Z.
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a NEW NOVEL,
"A "I q TSr H aS1IGs &"

a NEW NOVEL;
LIFE E0KA LIFE,
BY MISS MULOCH,
"John Halifax, GsntIeman," "Oliv.," "The Osil-
uss, The Had of the Family, r,'"Avillion,"
"Agatha's Husband, . "A Hero"
For salsat sHn.LINGToN's
-.. Bookstore, Odeon Building,
ac % Corner ~ u. and Pa. avenue.
l. NJ SINGER q fSM2f ,s
Waskinstos Onee-No sss Pennsylvania Avenxs.
| Under the National Hotel.
poses they unequaled; more durable; capable of
doing greater variety of work, and Of earning
more money than 'y other machine n N the market
l tracing unusual attention.
We invite all to call at our new Office, and
examine them and their work. The great ECONOMY
parent. Explanations given to all Circulars, illus
trahng sl OF Singer Sewing Machines, with speol
mems Of their work, furnished to ALL or sent to any
A good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twlst,
and other machine findings kept on hand, and so,d
at New York prices.
VIM. H GLOVER. Agent ma s-iy
E>ALL STYLE OF DR. SS HATS FOR 1889.
L Now ready, tho most popular
GENTS,
| HATS, 3D..
70. the Fall trade, to which We IN n
xfis:h supply ofLEDGER HATS ~2
| r. H. STINEMETZ,
| au 22-f $50 Pa. av.. near 18th street.
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limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,

~ WASHINGTON, August d, IaJe
PRoPosALs VIII be received at this Office until
noon OF the tn OF Oct bsf next. for Making, Fit
ting, and Putting up the ceilings Of the -four
principal stat cascs Of the Capitol Exten,ien
Proposals should state O certsin sum for eact
ceiling compiete IN place painted with three good
Goa of white lead in oil. = = 90
The whole OF the iron work Of the CEILINGS, in
and all bolts, nuts, and fastenings necessary for
screwing the ceil ngs 10 the wall and roof ames
to ha included In the price ramed. -
Proposals to DO sealed and endorsed Propo ais
Inr iron ceilings, accompa led by n guarantee,
signed by one o. more respons BILE persons, and to
Proposals will be opened at noon OF Tue. day 2nth
October, IN presence OF suoh persons may choose
Drawings of the ceilings may he seen at thi. office
NJ. {. MElGS, Corps OF Engineers
..f.f In charge OF Capitol Extension.
Each proposal shou d be accompanied BY the fol :
lowing guarantee. 81 - =
Form If Gunraafee.
The undersigned, Of. In the State of
-. and -, in the s. ate of -, hereby
fs1aanty tf,t 10 ease the fGS,ssoinE bid
they will, within ten days after the receipt Of the
contract at the postofhcs named. xscute the con
tract Tor the same with good and sufficient seouri-
ties and IN case tbs said - shall fail to sgtsr
Into elntract as aforesaid, We guars-ty TO make
good the difference bet tween the offer of the aid
Date -, 1852 Signatures Of guarantors. A. B
hereby certify that the above named - are
knoyn 70 me As men of property, a I'd able to make
good their guarantee. -. -0--0-
Signature. g.. III.
To be .,aned by the United States pistrict Judge
United Mates District Attorney, Collector or some
person known to the War Department au p dtd
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SO0 MCKINNEY LANSDALE, SOO
OAV A6Fnrs ron THE CZU
PARK FIRE FIR E. ms: GO. n. Y.-Cash capital and
other Companies having cash capital OF over
3S,0oo,eW. Losses equItab adjusted and promptly
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THE SECRET = INs " !. RI. 3 TIES OF YOUTH

Jxsf pxblished Gratis, ths 25tk tAoxsaad.
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Alpha stisai Basi.sss Directory.
osasssesss Ca,ds a. a-ss-eisss EastitsAss<sss a
/ ~ depass1aafs 81 bsssa<ss - ts< etfy.
AGRICuLTURAL WAREuor-sEs.


AGRICULTURAL WAREHOrsEa.
hswAsp r. SIMPSON. as TN 81, north ofPa ~.
ARCHITECTS.
+ tms; s,.A ssne, glest: Ger, .s., q .ser,
Wrsr HARsiSs .srch's & Ssilas ,issh a, 81 a.
ArToRNEYs AT Law.
SnII1 rs Z NJ. - Inn ID. be- T.
Ss4sss:;:s =; :: Fl 3 A..
2. c. Ro.sTNs, cor. a s,s Ray in patent ea.s,
c.1ini. Il ufs1s Ss ss i Lou ~. snf
BAkERIES.
SsS SsSSs Co. = * sS IS q Bel .asR
EsrTIas BIi.. BasD siik q s,E g go " rA~
BANKS AND BANKKKs.
HIses & Co, N. w. cor. 18th q. a N.Y.sv
svrri, Ina 4 Co, sls TN o., north Of Pa s,.
caS,s baosma,s Cor f sss .;: cor ,o
NV. WIZ 4 Co, "a +. AZ. w. bet * Oh "a
BILLIARD SALOONS.
PHILAN's MARBLR TABI n, go 18th 81, cor Pa m
BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
ss sss sS ' RI, nss' p. oss.
Ssrt4 E1sas ssT;y ss S az
r.J. DAw,oN, horse shoer. Q. AIDE N. Y. sv., H2S
BOARDINa-H0U
ast.: ,2ssf y. sr eoE s. Is a. .a sss - N
Mrs. Tossxr, SD Pa. sv, BED ist And q 81.
BOOK-BINDERIKs.
EpwAID LycrrI. sn Pa sv..oes leth and nth ssL
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NORTHERN fdsEFTrEs BoorsrolI, 81 nh a.
BOOT AND SHOE sTOREs.
s sssss S1ss e r r. az. .y n e: e
clsss E's. 81 Shoe sy Store. cGs.f .id ,s
T. CRkAsKh, SIS + ST, bet sth and sth.
BRICkLAYERS.
Gas. G. BAIL, patent range, &s.,lE a., bet. u AID
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or loom Tho population 10 without doubt great, but y
has accumulated unusual manner on the borders OF
the nigh roads Scarcely village left before another
rs entered many Of which might be called towns. The
number of large through which the Commissioner
PASSED was very considerable. Several Of these are
united 10 each other by streets some hours journey in
length.
improyement Transport by means OF wheel carriage
there il almost On the other hand rivers
navigated by means OF small craft and the coast
ing trade il uncomnony brisk, especially in the
inland sea, between Kiu-Siu, Nippon and Sikokf
When the Commissioner crossed this beautiful
IL was covered with sas1 Kokura lying Van
der Apelen Strait, ahoughh large town, has q very
indifferent harbor, in consequence Of which very few
junks anchor there Semeno Seki, the other hand,
resorted 10 by junks from all parts Of Japann some
months by upwards Of thousand daily
On the 23d Of April the Commissioner arrived at Jeddo,
where he found large house ready for him. the south
ment. number Of Japanese officers ready TO re-
ceive him, who informed him that in consequence OF in
disposition the Governor Of Nagasak could not then visit
MIN, but would do 20 in few days The American pleni-
potenary lodged the north side Of the castle In
eimar manner and Immediately exchanged courtesies
with the Dutch Commissioner.
All due preparations having been made, the Commits
soner the 18th Of May admitted TO an audience
with the Emperor, who found seated on his throne,
surrounded by his councillors. The Commissioner ad-
vanced making three bows and conversation, which
had been arranged beforehand, ensued, the Emperor
speaking the Japanese language and the Commissioner
in Dutch, without the intervention Of interpreters The
Commlss loner then withdrew
The Commissioner returned W Nagasaki by the same
ne had formerly taken, and arrived there on the
nth or August.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NEATRlMON1AL-THE ADVERTISER, HAVING RE.
i Gently returned from prolonged business engagement
abroad during which time old acluantances have become
lest on very great degrees and now, having formed bus
engagement In this city DESTROYS OF making the
quainanee Of some ady with view matrlnony She must
be- Of amiab Disposition, well developed In FORM good cons
tuition and accustomed 70 good society Beauty much Of
object ~ dsposon Tho advertiser enough OF this
worlds goods 70 place both In good poson about ~
OF ne medium height and line form he is truly sincere in
this matter Gully esred from hoes Who tie
samc Address A. 4, H., box iso Herald of1ce
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MORE AFRICANS TO CoME.-The following is an
extract from letter dated Jacksonville, Fla Jan 30-A
bark left here few weeks ago for the coast of Africa TO
take in cargo of negroes for this State and Georgia
brig left port yesterday meet the vessel and transfer
the cargo brig o. The slaves will probably be
landed in Florida, it is believed here that the slave
trade has been re-opened
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SPORTING.


hog FOR sALE-A SUPERIOR FULL BRED LARGE
~ Newfoundland dog eleven months old for sale cheap at
go Ray ard street.
SCOTCH DEERKoUND PUPS, MONSTER BRUNO
y &cA the choice breeds at 70 Fulton street. Buffers
falblc and Tea exterminator 30
tie Buffers new work on the dog beautifully illustrated
dollar
YACHT wANTED--TO PURCHASE OR HIRE FOR
i the summer months small soop schooner yacht OF
from 10 tons Address stating lowest cash price aud
where 10 be seen, 8. NJ. T., Herald Office.
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kNOk SALE. TO LET OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN
property fine brown stone house No los West rhr
eihh street near Seventh Apply TO AARON A..
shdhAW, az South street, N. " or 70 wyokoG street,
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ERSON Al.


INFORMATION WANTED-OF EDWARD BURKE,
from Moaie, county Wesmeah, Ireland II he would call
No. l09 West Twenty fh street, floor front
would his sister Sarah.
MR.. TEA WILL sEsD NOTE, ST ATISG THE TINE
M when he will be in the city, An old friend OF % wishes
special business Don't tall VIII your Direct as
before. Is. w. i.
THE PERSON WHO WAS SEEN TO PICK UP A
ladys cambria handkerchief at the Monte Crso ball
Friday the nth inst will please return 10 2s5 West Thr
eh street and receive it's full value rs Ia gift from dear
friend.
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THE FIREDJEN.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF AMERICUS
a Engine Company No. held az the engine house on
assistant engineer was endorsed by majority Of
T. j. STANDBY, Sec'y WIN. b. DUNLEY, Foreman
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FINE ARTS


RrlsTb. TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS ARE RESPECT.
a fully informed that the subscriber ID selling the best
krgsh canvass oil and water colors brushes psses
ing &C. at lower prces tan any other house the
city. W.sCHAUS. Art,sta' Colorman, SO Broadway.
PHOTOGRAPHS ILLUSTRATING MONEY MAKES THE
Il man. labor seventy five cents and $4,000
silver spoon destiny and the money against Providence
law and equality and liberty OF the poor house, the hospital and
ness Of poor men and industry Of the andhoder and mil
lonare; 10000 beggars In New York
their fathers These pictures celebrated donsatng
among men and objects OF nature at HOLMES gallery Of the
people, 2e9 broadway.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


LII THE PARTICULARS IN RELATION TO THE
"A great Billiard Match, will be found in the BILLIARD
CUE February. Copies gratis at Phelans Billiard ROOM
Tenth and Broadway and at the ONCE Us Ann street.
stairs.
(NIIEAP BOOK sToRE:-COPIEs OF TIE FOLLOWING
~ works Just received-"Pages la Plata Holman 8
Commercial Dictionary, DR. sangers late work, Lyngs
tones Africa spurgeons Sermons &c The above books
nearly all and In cd condition. and win be sold nj
considerable reduction from prices Of fresh copies.
DJWLING, Bookseller, l02 Nassau street.
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RIO LEr-A FIRST CLASS BROWN Stone HOUSE IN
West Fourteenth street. rent 81 90; one DO do In Madi
avenue thirty SIKH street siov two 90 90 N
East Ihiteh street Third avenue each $O 10 three
story brick , in Thirty near Third avenue, each
S6c two iour story Rugsh basement do Ia Thirty fourth
sc,oud avenue eacn $40 one three story ngh
soop 10 sixth street near second avenue with gas fixtures
oO Ala, for sale 10 different parts OF this city, APP
DIV 10 JOSEPH MCGUIRE s6 Seventh street.
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DOR SALE OR TO RENT-A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY
r.. seat Yonkers on the Hudson vcr ccntsins about
hree quarters OF has stable garden As also and
water throughout the house VITA every FOR pr
vae family Wal be sold favorable terms rented 70 q
sstis'ac.ory family. Rent 81 200. Apply IT, w. BASH
load Post once, Yonkers or 10 ABRAHAM BELLS SONS,
YORK. --' " - 1891 80
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ITO LET OR LEASE-FOR TERM OF YEARS, THREE
Cherry street between Coers and jackson
said lots rs feet ront and 100 feet deep they well To-
for lumber yard They
be hired leased upon favorable Also for SALE
the lot ls0 Clinton between Grand and Dv
sion For particulars inquire Of A. @. VAILErTON,
5l8 Water street. from 10 A.. M.
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ITO LET-A -FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN
front house. with sub-celar and all the modern i'm
provements No q East thirty ninth street, Lexng
and Fourth avenues and carpenters shop and yard In
the which be had either together separate; offers
excellent chance for In the trade being egiby
situated and calculated for doing large business Apply
SIMS RCHA real okers Third avenue,
between Seth and Seth sts.
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ITO LET OR LEAsE-THE HOUSE NO. q NINTH AVE
nue. situated the Of Ninth and Thirteenth
street. occupied has been for years. liquor
store and doing first rate business; rent 500
HHptr Apply 70 ROBERT USHER, JR, l52 West Thirty
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nousYs TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR sALE-rHE
IL moei desirable four story first cass brown stone front
houses b and 81 West Twenty third street. occupied for the
last Elk years FIST ciass boarding house Inquire Of Mrs.
LII DIAN, on the premisea
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ITO LET-THE LowEB PART OF HOUSE 80 MARKET
street consisting Of front and back parlo front back
and attc gas water Front
basement adapted Tor physans office. Apply above
or at rs Catherine street
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ITO LET-ro A SMALL G1NTEEI FAMILY. THE EN-
tire second floor consing of front parlors with
kitchen attached, two bedrooms Ave panres; with all
modern improvements stationary washtubs &C. Inquire
sytb streets.
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LNOR SALEM THE village OF NYACK, ROCKLAED
county, the hotel known the York House, containing
rooms and he best stand in the county abou.
miles from the terminus OF the West Shore Railroad Apply
T. & /. ROSS co., 80 Pearl street. or AZARIAH ROSS,
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" Fargo Co g. on third and fourth floors Rents 500 and
upwards The five Offices occupied by D. Field Fsq,
in 'front.' $780, Apply to STANLEY 4 LANGDEIL, Is Wall
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O. OF 0. +. ROOMS TO LET.-THE UNDERSIGNED
i. fitting up above Order in good STYLE
the INSURANCE office l6l Bower to be
cances Tuesday Friday and Saturday evenings Early
application for the is requested. For inquire
OF " N. SIMPSON, lSl 6owery.
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TOR SALE OR TO LET-IN ONE OF THE MOST DEsI-
rabe locations in South Brooklyn convenient to South
and Wall ferries and also the Fulton line Of
CARS neat brown stone front dwelling house three story
situated at No. Is Harrison street between Clinton and Court
srees For terms apply TO FOSTER Lopez, No. Is
street NJ y. Can be seen from II TIL O'clock.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sAtE-BEAUrIFuLLi
" iorated imiredntey upon Island sound and at
steamboat landing; contains six acres OF choice land small
fancy cottage wings and porticos with requisite out
buildings and fencing all and handsome For lniorma
ton apply o A. GATCHEII. l67 BrOat way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-20

E,OR SALE-A GRIsT MILL, DWELLING HOUSE,
barn. and eight Of land situated Cairo
county " ten miles wesof Caskl and one mile south of
Cairo village The mill and in complete running order,
with plenty Of during the and Is doing good
business The above will be sold at bargain and Of the
purchase money remain mortgage Of
FOR further particulars address Webster Cairo Greene
county, N " inquire of W. v. WEBSTER, at the Dry
Dock SAVING Bank GIG Fourth street from 70 II A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-20

HOUSE TO LEr-NEAR MADISON PARK THE
IL three story Engsh basement house ~ East Twenty
third street. north aide; will be rented cool
given lat ofMay Apply 10 c. G. H. N. TABER &c
Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-20

ITO LET OR LEAsE.-THE DESIRABLE FIVE STORY
building northwest of Elizabeth
streets suitable for restaurant boarding house, having
finished bedrooms Hdesred the building will
enlarged altered into splendid finished lofts suitable for
manufacturing, almost any other business Apply to
JAMES H. T1ORNE, 81 Elizabeth street. Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-20

T OFFS TO LET-oF THE STORE IS GOLD STREET
IL They well lighted. Inquire OF CHARLES LOCK
WOOD lz6 Cham street.