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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02
AN EXTRAORDINARY
IA OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

.,
Positive unreserved sale Of the entire magnificent rosewood
furniture valuable paintings parlor suis superb
unique curoses collected and Imported bv the nesen,
owner bronze aud orm0u chandeliers &C. the
The peculiar the sale render il I'M
perave that the whole should be sold removed from te
the Merchants Exchange Full descriptive catalogues viii be
al the house.
Three full suits Of richly carved rosewood paror furniture
covered in rich silk brocade Egyptian and suary
with marble brackets two very rich French mane
mirrors made by Egard OF Paris magnificent octave
chairs covered in medallion tapestry and brocade iadys
French escreore lined with sanwood elegant
XIV; medallion and tapestry carpets turkish oSnres in
tapestry Crusader in buh work. brocade and embroidered
Gs ren a sra ana and 9 rpa.
cal and classic subecs-Perices and Phyds Three
Three Graces Venus at the Bath with
collection of oil paintings worthy the attention of
and artists bronze clock lava and Eruscan paror ornaments
superb painted French manel vases.
Dining room furniture
Superior extension dining table, gothic oak dining
chairs marble buffet sofas buffers trays French and India
china comprising dinner and tea SETS plates stands
stands coures decanters liquor stands champagnes
bottles bottles tumbers finger bowls cut salts
fruit spoons forks dining service salvers
ice pitchers uns &c. with variety Of other dining fur
nture
Chamber furniture
Elegant carved rosewood bedsteads hair mattresses
cheva glasses winged wardrobes full suit Of furniture in hair
cloth card tables gold bordered shades mirrors rockers
ingram and Brussels carpets rugs spring seat and cot
tage chairs two superior sofa bedseads rosewood
cloths stair carpets hall chandeliers and gas fixtures with
large quantity of paror chamber dining and
in perfect order of having used Parties
from distance assured that the will be posponemen
Of this sale and Mat every article win be absolutely sod with
J. W. PORTER, Auctioneer, Office 296 Broadway
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4 UcTIoN sALE.-HoUsEHoID FURNITURE

E-
IA Large sale OF magnificent rosewood furniture rich and
costly paror furniture suite splendid panofoe
valuable artistic bronzes marble groups paintings &C. Of
which made 10 order for the Descriptive
catalogues at the house, by which purchasers
furniture The undersigned will sell at auction Monday
l0 O'clock the entire magnificent furniture and works OF
contained In the elegant private residence l52 West Twenty
without and comprises very large coec
ton ofeyeryhng adapted costly and fashionable residence
No poponement of the sale Parlor furniture consists OF
feet orderone covered in crimson satin brocade elegantly
carved carved In clusters Of and fruit in
medallion moque one solid rosewood covered in crimson
wood panoore purchased but two months ago. with stool and
gothic Eizabehan etergeres with satuary marble
tops and French mirror fronts elegant secretary
and bookcase lined with wood solid centre ana
sofa tables marble tops; rosewood French escretoe
with satin wood and mirror DOORS rich Turkish lounges cover
rosewood reception chairs in silk brocade and tapestry two
elegant Florenne mane mirrors with rich frames
two large French pier with s marble top consoles
eegeres velvet and tapestry carpets marble cabinet
consoles In buh work rich Sevres and Dresden artistic
Peace and War; Night and Day Painting Music Nuren.
berg, Columbus Milton Shakespeare Flora the goddess of
fowers the Norman Conqueror the Season kc also
the Cross Swiss and American landscapes elegant
Ac with beautiful collection Of paror ornaments in lava
nursery and chamber furnureSod rosewood bed
seads with hair mattresses palaster beddng rosewood
marble top washsands French plate oval and mirrors
tapestry carpets gold bordered and landscape shades
clocks vases French engravngs tete rockers superb
sofa bedstead lounges writing desks Cheva glasses elegant
marble top dressing bureaus French sets superb exen
dining room chairs covered in china dinner
ten sets ruby and crystal cut glass; silver urns
stoves oil cloth stair carpet hail stand &C. also large va
rety of mahogany chamber furniture n b. Purchasers will
find reliable men cart pack and ship the goods If desired
w. b. WESTCOTT, Aucioneer.
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NEWSPAPERS.
i HAS COME AT LAST.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY
ON r HI'fa bll1 e oc cftas s,
ALL OVER THE UNITED SAFES AND THE oAsADA
THE F xlss f0 chArrERs
MRS. HOLMES g NEW WORK,
MARIAN GRAY;
THE HE1REss OF sfR EDsrosE HALL.
with greatest pleasure the publishers lay before
Ds THIS The HsT AND fsA BEST EFFORT
BHnrAs Mas As Ha ESF !; h5t4 aggHoHHss,
HER s0r EXCLUSIVE aS5 stsa1 fsg IzS g
NEW YORK sri 1v WEEKLY
Unit, suaP1 =, al AL s nss ,oaaEa 2EoDgcIloss
Thepubhers have been disappointed in perusing The
They what their knowledge of the abilities of the author
ss. led them to expect Of the writer Of Lena Rivers Tenn
Cousin Maude" English orphans Homestead On The
the youthful oies works Of rae merit
and almost nnboandea popularity Had she written
Of the best novests Of the age They certain
MARIAN GRAY
hs d. ss a an s s the
among the romances OF the day
THE ORDERS FOR THIS STORY
ALMOST H oyEk sEhz
Still. THEY COME
The publishers have been obliged to extend their facilities
publication and to put their edition containing the beginning
Of the story press several days earlier than usual ia
0r0ef % DC pftHGs NfRE Z haefS DEMAND
But they satisfied that
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BY
THE INCREASED DEMAND
that will follow the appearance of the first chapters Of
MARIAN GRAY
The excitement everywhe without parallel in the his
tory of newspaper literature.
GREAT AS HAS BEEN THE SUCCESS
OF THE PUBLISHERS,
they have hesitation in saying that their engagement Of
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THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF ALL.
As story paper and family journal, the
STANDS AT THE HEAD OF ALL IT'S CONTEMPORARIES,
ITS CIRCULATION
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To Of readers they extend their friendship
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- MARIAN GRAY;
THE HErREss OF REDsroNE HALL,
WHICH WILL BE
READY ON THURSDAY, October 8.
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A TTRACTIvE AUCTION SALE OF COSTLY HOUSE
At the private residence No IS West Eleventh street. near
Fifth avenue
Will be positively sold,
SOLID ROSEWOOD = = w VIVA
Drawing suits of furniture with coored
panofcre full octave medallion carpets oil
paintings by eminent foreign artists engavngs eegeres
escreores c9rneT whatn ,rs bookcase az
the above sale being recherche and costly house
furniture ever offered at public sale,
Having been made to order
for the present owner by Bodne Smith, of this city
Dining Room-Contans dining liable solid oak sill.
SETS French china and dinner 60 A pieces
solid silver table and tea spoons ivory balanced handle knives
and fn Seven oGT sgsp &C.
Carved legs and four round finished all round
inad with pearl and solid pearl keys made by Smith Atheron
Co.. Of Broadway, and fully guaranteed music rack,
wood STOOL covered In brocade embro cloth books
and musc hall rosewood hat stand oco Brussels
pet &c. Chambers second storyRchly carved
bedseads bureaus and comodes match wardrobes dress
chairs curtains shades cornces hair paasses
feather BEDS holsters aud pillows blankets sheets quilts
counterpanes decorated china toilet oval mirrors tapes
try carpets engravngs curtains clock crib and
stands Chambers third and fourth stoesMahogany and
black walnut sofas bedsteads rockers wasstands ingram
carpets, &C. Dining roomsSuperor extension dining table,
bullet arm chairs buffers and stand ruby and crystal
glass decanters gobets, Wines champagnes, umbles fruit
AUG celery siands Pann marble punch bowl silver plated
CASTER cake basket coffee spoons knives napkin
french china dinner get 6O pieces decorated china set Al
service aao one OF Herngs safes kitchen fur
nure desirable assortment Terms the sale cash, In
bankaote money or certified checks.
N B.-Strangers would do well attend the
ant sale AZ every article Will pc peremptory sold Cope
tent men with carts wiz be 10 pack and ship
Roods' Terms cash. A. ALBURrIS, Auctioneer.
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aa:,. son (. CO. ssi Tassaay WE'VE
seven lots including Of Fie,h street;
and four xloC each The aSsse sale pre-
houses much needed this beautiful neghbo hood title
s ses. Sixty per cent can remain Maps &C. at No Pine
"A s. THoaPsoN NTnssday, at ieh o,slecs' in an he
saesrooms No 10 East broadway sale Of furniture house
goods
UcTIoN NORTHUMBERLAND AND COSTLY HOUSE.
hold furniture Al private sale eher In whole or in parp,
CASH fsoSo u rS .ss
every 70 be found in FIRST class residence also The
lot .o house would be rented % rs class
ss ss on and De
avenues RIO persons IN want of really first class fur
npure the above oilers rare advantages.
A ucTIoN soTIGE.-To WATCH IMPORTERS, DEAL
s h s ns sas !.
win Tuesday October 4 at No. Pins street. near
Brosdway al o O'clock as above comprising in about
nS @ s balance
msnpisctories Of Msssrs Beesey Tooas Rosss Yates
Blonde and other of the celebrated European
open face ladies' wsiches~aso plain full jeWeed and
% ahs ns s 5 bunting and
and Sege watches sogethsp with large Of
English gold and silver chains Catalogues morning Of
sale; the trade are respectfully invited TO attend.
uCTIoN NoTICE.-MAGNIFICENT HoUsEHoIDFuR
n niture. Solid rosewood drawing suites; seven oc
piano fore book case carpets pier and
china vases bronze and oroas oil sy
eminent artists rosewood and mahogany bedroom furniture
vi RSs aoa
he has been instructed offer public auction without re-
serve On Monday October oil the superb household furn
TWsnty s'fs Few &
sa 20 - roe e S DRAW
fruit and flowers and covered n satin brocade viz sofas,
marble tops Win back and book
laid with mother of pearl sofa side and tables Turkish
pa
and ormoiu chandeliers artistic clock month
a sSy
paintings BY eards Cole iaan Re.csss and
n RPpsn nf sy a Sellers
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE.
Carved legs and case made by city makers fully garan-
STOOL FRENCH CLOTH COVER, MUSIC RACK, BOOKS,
CHAMBERS.
Carved rosewood bedsseads spring and hair mattresses
blankets sheets holsters and pillows countepanes rosewood
French china toilet se mirrors curtains shades oIocRs a.
pey Brussels carpets vases engrayngs towel rack shaving
4c chambers third and fourth stories mahogany and biacr
walnut SOFAS rocking chais stands
bedsteads, bedding &C. ingram carpets crib table lounge c
DINING ROOM -
Oak extension dining table, Hertz patent: arm chajru
buffet batlers tray and stand French china dinner set S3
pieces decorated china tea Set A pieces and ruby
glass decaners gobes champagne wnes tumbers fruit
and celery stands salts ivory handle cutlery
silver plated silver dinner and service spons
knives and forks coffee urn cake basket napkin rings
stair carpet rods &c also desirable assortment Of kitchen
furniture Terms Of the sale cash In bankabe money or
titled checks Sixth avenue and stages pass within few
doors OF the house. Sale positive rain shine The house to
let possession Immediately For further particulars auc
uoneer.
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sAI.Es Ar AUCTION.


"A. day s. Ioz O'clock al iii Nassau street closing
paror suit in sroce mahogany ditto IN kr
nst aass and % %
hair mattresses paasses cottage and iron bedseads maho
bray chairs lounges turkish and easy chairs
sna % oasy %ss ~ 0P @
nsershe whole for absolute SALE Goods be packed for
shiI ment on the premises.
ucTioN NOTICE.; MACKENZIE. AucTIoNEER,
large assortment Of hotel furniture chairs tables bureaus
plate mirrors, gut and marble pier stands shstnds and
crockery
F HRsr made clothing piece goods &c &C.
Monday Oct O O'Clock large assortrnen, Of ready
pSs Sen sa snd
pants Of various styles and paerns also black silk san vel
oasr Ga Of 20
w orns goods $ s asas
AUCTION mo NOTICE Ut T BooARTs AUcTIoNEER-BY
DIVER street lot Of Household I'D ra ,Ss SsaSs beds
satin dresses and shsSIs skirts table Covers
At ls o'clock al the auction ro oss North william
street general assortment of household furniture.
AUCTION NoTIcE.-METRoPoLITAN EXPRESS
Persons about removing % the country or IL viii
No iO Varck street Four horse wagons wing iurn
p Dro sna ssn ns S'n az ST. times Letters y
Piano for sale Of the best in the city, Once open from
In the morning to . at night,
vCrIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE Ex.
"a press ana irnhure packing establishment III
us West Eleventh street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Rich household furniture Of every description boxed and
ro glass and chnaware packed and moved large TWO bons
for the removal of furniture 70 the country surns
sArt At the office at all hours Of the day.
UCTI0N NoTIcE-EMPrRE FURNITURE EXPRESS
ONCE and packing establishment 1913 Houston street.
Bedford ST. Furniture panofortes pier glasses statiary
glass ware &C. carefully packed and shipped al parts
or country ssd
ness Furniture taken on storage Orders by mail promptly
avenue OF 0'Jnf' sassSisxs CO.. rropeso
A ssrGNEE's SALE OF PAINT AND CLOTHES BRUSH.
"A es "A. NJ CRISTALAR, auctioneer, salesroom No z,
stock brushes as dozen various sizes a aa
~ paint brushes IS do do clothes brushes By order OF
MAGHINERY, TOOLS, &C., At ,,AUCTIoN.-J; W.
HUNT WIN sen on TSssaS ocoSss
machine shop NJ Mercer street between
Prince and Houston streets large quantity Of machinery,
betting, drills, shaftng &c, &C. Sale perempiory. cata
MI n s q M
of their attention.
DICHARD WALTERS AUCTIoNEER- TOMORROW
III Monday) at l0 o'clock win sell the stock and
OF the basemen, oyster and dining saloon No Bowery
and 400 Pearl street, consisting OF stock bar oyster stand
chairs futures glass and crockery tables cooking
utensils, mirrors &c Sale positive, no limitation. Also
kitchen range.
WIN. Writers, AUCTIoNEER-wIIL SELL ON MON
furniture psrlor suit rocking and spring chairs centre
side and extension tables pier and nantel mirrors three
and other bedseads hair mattresses feather beds sheets
tops washsiands toilet wardrobes bookcase etegere
dining room and kitchen furniture stoves &C. all suitable
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL ON MON.
w day. at o'clock at 454 Canal street. genteel household
side and extension tables pier and msnte mirrors three
second hand pianos silver china glass &C., elegant carpets
and other bedseads hair feather beds Sheets
spreads blankets dressing bureaus with and without marble
washstands toilet wardrobes bookcase etegee
dining and kitchen furniture stoves &C. all suitable
families and others. Also good horses suitable
purposes
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ASVktOLO0Ys
A sToNIsH!NG TO ALI.-AsMADAMEM MORROW Is
II seventh daughter of astroogist she has a pecu-
liar faculty for this business and by having been
born with cau on her face by virtue Of which she
accurately read and translate the language Of the stars TO tho
amazing wonder OF human she viii speedy
rages tel how many times will marry how and al
the events Of life the thoughts Of vsters 1884 Ludlow
street. fifth door below Houston street Fee 10 Gentle
men not admitted
A CARD-sPTRITUA STEVENS, TRANCE
N personaung speaking and writing medium Please call
~ ksss Twenty fourth street. ave doors east Of Fourth
A CLAIRv0YANT MRS. SEYMOUR, sos FOURTH
n street. few doors Broadway the most success
full medical and business carvoyant Consultation
sickness business absent friends &C. Satisfaction suaran
teed OK no pay.
MADAME SHAErrER, 1si THIRD STREET. SECOND
l hoor, 'front.' between avenues and u, the seventh
daughter has natural gill tell about love- marriage absent
friends business and journeys 0Gce hours from A. to
+. NJ. Ladies 70 cents gentlemen 80 cents.
NJ B-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CEI.EBRA AT.
~ ed Madame PREWSTERf She has been consulted by
thousands IN this and other cities with satisfaction She
fees confident she has equal She name future
wife or husband also that of her vster II you truth
give her at 2bl Third avenue above Twenty street.
Ladies " cents; gentlemen 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

INOR SALE-S00 IMPORTED BELGIAN LONG BREED
and several kinds of German singing brds Also
mocking BIRDS at IA Greenwich street. Laight
FRANK ROEDERS
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DICHARD WALTERS. AUCTIoNEER- MORROW
III Monday at l0h o'clock viii sell the stock and fixtures
Of The basement oyster and dining saloon No Bowery
chairs futures glass and crockery tables cooking
utensils mirrors, &c. Sale positive no limitation Also
kitchen range.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

BOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
- In private family below Fourteenth street and
Broadway rooms mus, be the Address in
quire OF Taylor, 267 Bowery.
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SPORTING.


DOATMEN, AHOYlTHE GREAT CHAMPION BELT
ID TO be rowed for at Staten Island Monday the 10th inst
exhibition at the Ocean House, No 16 South street.
where will remain and be Monday and Tues
day the Sd and 4th inst.
I1OR sALE-A SPLENDID NEW sLOOP RIGGED
Yacht 80 f. deck II IT, BEAM f. hold nearly Finished
further particulars address Peter Joraemon Belivle
Nj
E,OR sALE-So0 IMPORTED BRLGIAN LONG BREED
canares and several kinds of German singing brds Also
100 mockng birds, at IA Greenwich street Laght
FRANK ROEDERS.
IIOR SALE-THE sLOOP YACHT ISLAND FAwN OF
H about twenty tons, well found Apply 10 HENRY
STEERS, foot Of Twelfth street. East river
T,RANCIs BUTLER. NO. PECK SLIP HAS ALL THB
choice breeds Of dogs for sale and stock Buffers nl
Bile mango and fea exernator 50 cents per bottle
NREAT INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH-BY
" special arrangement the returns Of each days play win
posted every hour at Richardson McIeod los Maiden
of Pearl street, where may be contain
ing full scores and reports.
CPORTING DOGs.-ALwAYS ON HAND FIFTY DOGS
~ of all the choicest breeds both for sale
Challenge to all creation for the largest and New
foundand and St. Bernard breed Of dogs Plenty pups Of
the breed from six weeks six months old sem
per- Pointers and settlers well broken trial can be had
diseases OF all knda-no cure charge Gardners Mango
Cure z cents per bottles for worms cure
for ts cure for dsemper for Dogs boarded
trained ut III 90 week Dogs sold commission
H. Gardner NO 81 Beekman street lbasemenp N. Y. Office
hours from 10 to
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F,O LET-THE STORE AND BASEMENT $50 BROAD.
together separately the is capacious
ing fine front and suitable for merchant tailor sales
stand for trunk and harness Also, the
of No SIS Broadway first rate place for fashionable
millinery. Also the first floor of l0l Spring street. loca-
ton for tailor being opposite st Nicholas Hotel, and
adjoining the Prescott House Inquire Ia The SIS
Broadway or store l01 Spring street.
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LIOR SALE-A SPLENDID NEW SLOOP RIGGED
yacht 80 f. deck ii f. BEAM IT. hold nearly inshed
further particulars address Peter Joraemon Benvie
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DOR sALE-THE sLOoP YACHT ISLAND FAwN OF
H about twenty tons, well found. Apply 10 HENRY
STEERS foot Of Twelfth street. East river.
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ants with or without steam power, the six story building
No 30 Gilt sreet adjoining Harpers and three lofts
70; rent low. Inquire OF ]. BR0MBACHER SON. No. /
Hague
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ITO LET-EICE APARTMENTS AT % AND "a
Gansevoort street. second $40 third floor 90 per
month four each aoor Inquire Of Mrs Eas.on 648
Hudson street.
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ITO LET-THE STORE OR OFFICE NO 1888 CHATHAM
street first rate location Tor business; also once ad
for any kind Of manufacturing Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-02

DOOMS TO LET, FURNISED-CONSISTING OF THREE
~ or four on third door to small family gentlemen in
Twenty first street Broadway. Also basement suit
able for DOCTORS Office. For address inquire Il Madison
Post oHce.
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UCTIoN NOTICE -THos yBELI. AUCTIoNEER, AND
"a W. D. THOMPSON % TUESDAY, at i0,z O'clock in the
keeping articles clothing eweiry large lot pledged
goods.
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MACHINERY, TOOLS, AC., AT .AUCTIoN.-J. W.
W HUNT, Auctioneer salesroom IS Nassau street. j. W.
HUNT, win sell on Tuesday October at 10Y O'Clock the
machine shop Of NJ Baragwanath l3 Mercer street between
Prince and Houston streets large quantity Of machinery
tools ac consisting in part Of cutting engines y wheels
iogues ready and be had the saesroo or at 3
Mercer street. Machnss and others will find this sale worthy
Of their attnnt -
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CTATEN ISLAND COTTAGE TO LEr-ON WESTER-
~ welt avenue, Fort HILL ten mnues' walk from the first
landing twelve rooms in perfect condition. The furniture
be sold in best orders cottage and the can be seen
between the hours of and r. M Wednesays and Thurs
days Of each week For particulars apply to j. NJ MARS
TON, lO2 Front street, N. Y.
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IIOR SALE OR TO LET-A NEAT BRICK COTTAGE
containing slight and cellar satisfied in good style
gas water win be sold cheap orlet for $25 per an
Inquire the premises, Of Graham street and
DeKalb avenue East Brooklyn.
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r OTIS WANTED.-OwNERS OF LOTS IN THE UPPER
IL part Of the city wishing dispose of them reasonable
prices can find purchasers by applying TO JOHN McCLAyE
l,073 Broadway.
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ITO LET-THE NEW AND ELIGIBLE BASEMENT NO.
$40 Hudson street. northeast of West Tenth street.
in West Tenth street, capital stand for an oyster
saloon other business also the oor OF
the above house containing with fourth noor) rooms re-
Gently painted pspered and put good order Also s9
third floor Of house 7 West Thirteenth All
the above in beautiful order furnished
with Croton and fixtures adording
sdenee for small families at moderate Apply D. A.
CtSHMAN 52 Ninth avenue between Twentieth and Tween.
ty first streets
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THO L.ET-UNTIL THE lsT OF APRIL NEXT THE Up
per part of the Chinese Building $50 Broadway suitable
for concerts balls &C. Inquire 80 william street. room No.
g. from II TO O'Clock.
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A vCT1ON NOTICE.-BURNHAMS FURNITURE EX
press and furniture packing establishment once Ill
lis West Eleventh street. between Fifth Sixth avenues
Rich household furniture Of every DESCRIPTION boxed and
shipped 70 all pars Of the world pnoferes paintings
rors glass and chnaware packed large two horse
for the removal Of furniture 70 The country spring
oAxt NJ the office vt all hours Of the day - -
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York. the three story English basement house sackett
street. Brooklyn, the Hamilton ferry
the Fulton and Franklin For terms &C.
address A, j.. Herald Office, -
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EOuR FARMS OF 40 ACRES EACH FOR SALE FOR
$4o0 each Two OF " acres each at 800 each one OF
100 II 81 200 the best Ia Livingston county, near Post
Office school house and railroad station; paid and lille
raid office. - - - 40