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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25
Miscellaneous.

oLprxsrRo BARK JonArsA-Cape Weeks OF the wrecking
schr Norma reports that the bark ashore Jones' Inlet Bar
bark Johan Benjamin, from Newcastle,
but the odenburg bark Johanna Capt Rooster from that
Total He brought the city o. her ma,eref
The ship M1y Russell and Ssh sssS IL
will have o discharge.
receipt q late southern through the polite
irom chafieson who ha: orr Seas thank. 'p
ssr DoEc.s r.1ses Mssdy New o,rsns from Liver
heavy sea sprung foremass received other damage
SIN, scARco Howes from Calcutta for Boston, before re
SsSs A ,Sss
she had only -four men 1T for duty
Bag q n. n the
caused By The overhe.ns Of the in he cabin The
tire cabin We. % The nd deck wa; Gu,
Doe, Whitehall had the nrst water on are WAS very
clipper SHIPS her aground. Damage about slsO
ssS RrssesA Of sr,S Ne from
sf;
% @ water aa lax hd S Ss and ~ nsc
IS; ais and rigging ssved saso. - ''-'
s my s5 ssn
Die win Ct on SsS tide :: insy are throwing
anchors and csSes have been laid out 'A0s
scnE JAG. cf Bddsford, Clark from Calais is ashore
assistance, but could not start her
Sem KElLxr. from Boston, OF and for Brewster lost
Il deck load and sprung aleak squa 18th She
anchored under Long Point and finally reached Brewster
with her cargo partly damaged
ScHR GALLArrx Hail. Boston Loando experienced
continued gales since passing lat % Ion 81 lost sails
bowsprft and loet jibboom.
scnR BrnHv. ct Rockport Ne from Wilmington, NC,
that the 9h inst spoke the ghtsh on South shoA
Keeper had ssS NO ono s f az. %spss wsrsS
all WE'LL ~ nrst port
BREMEN, Dec e-The ship Ferdinand Bulleriick from Bal
timore. arrived here yesterday with rails buwarks
chions and covering board damaged having been
with the Bacus, Rust from Federickstadt for Bremen
and became very leaky.
DEAL. Dec g-The American ship Hero, Loveand, from
Antwerp for Nyok has been supplied with
10 replace one lost IN the Downs
GESoA Dec 5-The American frigate rroquos
from tho United Siates Ac shore last night Sima
this place but got on after dschargnR mate
rails into shul coasters, and arrived here today.
IArxcHkD-At Baltimore the 2Nh inst from the yard
o. Mr. brewster the brig San Juan OF 25o tons The
has been rebuilt by Mr. on the keel Of the old
same name, constructed about years for Mexican
house.
Missxc vrssErThe schr Mary Capt Mckenzie Of Jordan
River sailed from sheihurne for Boston 2is ut
nothing has spce been heard from great anxiety felt
gale from the Sc the day after her sailing
stated how many persons board Messr Alexander
and David McNaughton, OF sheburne among pas
senger1 =
The following table gives Q summary OF vessels
hsrbors OF New York. Boston Baltimore wilmington NC
Charleston, Savannah Mobile New and Galveston
latest accounts from each Of those ports
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
CLEARED.


Steamship United Kingdom l3r, Craig Glssgow-F Nc
Ship Sea Nymph Harding, San Francisco-wm Coleman
gsnss @ ysrpSsd. %spGGss
ship Harvey Birch, Nelson, Liyerpos1R " Trundy
sss, pp S1 %saSon1R Morgan Wiley
SHIP isu aTsr s"S WOOD iIaTraHW whitlock J
BARK Clifton, s RcSy Port fal am Sspsn
BE- BE sesfai g s S. Ssssssse
Brig Isnthe Sinswoed HaV Trui iilo Russell.
s1s srRs fs' Whitney Co.
s SI Seven wiS sss sdos
9sn
ssRr Eaiy, Frames, SosIlsSNsSrssdy. Not Co '''
sesr h1S1re ps Ra', Cole
Steamship 5uIa r Muir Liverpool Doc = with mdse to
bound n day. oS yynss Zip %ssd y
bound In ed lat 70 ss a. saw BIZ bark
ss.%.sp Sea%s!s Berry cs..estsp, with md:s and
Body Island Augusta hence for ssyannsh
Steamship Thomas srann nspsey Baltimore with mdse
ship Ocean Phantom Brj Clark, Liverpool AZ Gays with
s:. ssah sSs
within miles Of sandy nj, Vs.
coal, to- Parmsle; vessel to Wendt Co. Had some
Baik James Cook eof Boston,, Blanchard Cardenas Is
days, with sugar meado Nesmith sons. No date,
ls "a 80 Ion Is So spoke schr Susan Hail. for Boston The
has had very heavy weather. lost fore topgaanmas b
boo ON, and dcne other damage
Brig Garbald reml Grsbsu, Bremen 81 days. with mdse
TO order Had heavy and NNW gales the passage
Nov TO- lat A. lon 10 30 spoke brig Matilda from Bremen
haven for Matanzas.
Brig Elsincre Partridge Arroyo, Dec previously ncor
rectly reporied via Inaeua days with Yates
tereld Co. 18th inst while coming through Crooked
land Passage ship with topmass down In wrecked
condition. also herm brig anchor showing white signal
Brig Ayen Bp Coward sydney CD IS days with coal to
passage; stove boat galley and sustained other damage
Brig Emma Eyer Brooks, Elizabehport for Charleston
schr Higgins Longsreet, Washington NC, days with
schr Challenge smith Ei7.abethport for Branford
Schr Surprise, Foster Elizabehport for Fort Lee
Schr Angler Besse, Newark for Wareham
schr Isabella, Faulkner, Boston. 8 days
Schr Alabama, Nanglder, Boston, days.
Schr Polly Price, Adams, Newport for Philadelphia.
fchr Norma twreckng) Weeks, from 0denburg bark Jo
hanna, ashore at jones' Inlet Bar, Rockaway.
Sloop Blauvelt Burey, Elxabethport for Greenwich.
BELOW
Bark Warren Fisher, Of Philadelphia.
Two barks and one brig, unknown.
Ship Harvey Birch, Liverpool; bark Stephenson New
Orleans
Wind during the day NV, fresh.
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SPOT, sixty ave names being at enrolled 0ncers-
captain, D. d. Lnthiwery; FIRST Lieutenant, Bon. VII
liams Second, " l. onalls Third, J. O. Latiner ksgu,
. H~mprs~s. .-..a...
la Fort Bend county tho companies II Minute Meg
under the auspices OF the Lone star ,1ul s~re 20 rt
tho f0h, TO complete their organ kktion. Colcneb H.
Rzndon has given the club 81 900 for so military fnd
A. Huntsville . cavalry conpany Wa formed on the
lst inst Colonel J. II. Murray Commanding. The haa
says four companies needed Ia tho county No doubt
they will be raised proasp&y Judging by the spirit that
has characterized all d. prosngs VI walker county in
this emergency
We published tco weeks ago i iist 81 numerous
companies that had been alrea esganzod here II
Houston, and rany Other points t0rpnghou. the state
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The cold winds that with yesterday mornings sun
breathed hope into the hearts Of the skaters and the
keepers Of the booths the pond Unfortunately al
though "cod the wind, yet crude Borcas was too
clustering TO allow the pond 10 freeze entirely over and
large gaps uere therefore left In the possible
places viz the centre and ound the edges Of the
pond, under the bridge, Nc If, however, the wind
should have lacd during tho night the ice that was
formed to yesterday solid and good
dtion there will be Gne skating to-day. During the
the of tho booths have been decorating their
temporary residences, and yesterday the "sars and
stripes and many other kinds Of flags waved bravcly
the breeze. The blue and white, red and white and
dirty cream color coverings Of the tents stood in bold
relief from natures ooors around them Az for the de-
coration Of the Interior OF them the have not
been idle. Billy Radfcrd, Of the Winter Garden has
made his Pavilion" almost AAddin's palace with
flags, garlands wreaths evergreen trees notices &C
and large stove the changes the temperature
Of the place that skaters would almost fancy themselves at
home again instead Of being the edge or the frozen
lake The authorities have also reduced price OF re-
Treatments 20 decimal currency viz coffee i've cents
sandwiches or pie, five cents: lager, ditto &c. Each
proprietor s % afx fcale Of his prices prominent
position outside his booth that there he chance
of oSerchsrgng customers when inside In fact every
prccanicn being taken BY those who have the manage.
meni q The peoples skating ground O. rather zee, 70
preveu imposition urcn and 10 contribute towards the
comforts 81 the visiters thereto.
Although there noekatlng In the Park YESTERDAY
there was fair assembly upon the ponds near Fiftv.
ninth street. and the boys made good Of any little
frczcn piece Of water they could ind matter whether
in valley hole gutter Several persons took advan.
tare Of the Inverness Of the evening 10 enjoy moonlight
skate The wind greatly against persons staying for
any lergih ~ time upon these ponds IL took "man
az muscle % walk against ~ and " required both nerve
and musck IA skate with u fu In the The lovers
o. the sport however. not dauncd by little oppcsi
ton ard while taking advantage of su,h they had
many yesterday breatbed rather loudly the prayer that
The hall be which
" day. AZ hundreds make Christmas lay holiday,
wsh their prayer may bc real'zcd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25
THE CENSUS OF 1860.
The Growth and Progress Of Now Work
city and the Suburban Country-Hcw
We Live mud What We DO, &C., xsc.

The eighth decenntsl census Of the United States Is In
oosss Of completion. The returns from the Southern
District of Ncw Yor-a very interesting portion Of this
CnoI-sre IN Washington. In all previous censusas
but vey little than statement Of the number Of
people has goand is way INTO the columns Of the public
pr s., until three years had elapsed after
thy ha b en- completed All te other important statistics
haze .ar permitted lie buried in the Census occ at
Washing Until The paid officials could work them INTO
huge volumes TO DO read by nobody, them
selves The mpcrections il the present and all proceed
ing csnses manifest upon the slightest observation
toth8 Heightened sststician though each succeeding
approaches nearer TO perfection But, though tho
m7erfcctions evident, let suppose the Stats
tcs furnished by the % be mere barren array
of figures combined into tables merely 10 give employ
few thousand persons The science Of statistics
l. Of recent date In ancient periods of the world
history "a enumeration Of the people had perodi
caIv for purposes of revenue and military
vice. but for the purpose Of ascertaiuing tho
extent and progress made in industrial pursuits,
the social moral condition of the people To have
Information to the increase decrease in the
numbers Vi people, their age, SEX occupaon, the ex
tent and kind of their industry their moral and social
condition, their education, and, in short, how they
live and what they do Is highly instructive and essent
ally promotes the welfare OF society. IL enables he
statesman 10 devise judicous for adoption in
the administration of government and shows the CAPT
talst the profitable channel for investment AcA
Of the United States properly TAKEN constitutes the
ledger of the nation, in which every citizen read the
results OF the preceding ten years. and compare them
with the results of any former period in the history Of
the country nation without this ledger would be
deyisng plans for the future administration Of
its government as a merchant would be without his
ledger in conducting his business.
The rapid growth Of New York city in population and
wealth. progress in literature in the education Of the
and its advancement towards commercial suprc
macy have asounded the ablest statesmen and sa,ist
clans in both hemispheres. The greatest city in the New
World IL probably destined 10 become The greatest city
the gs be- il the yeionary and destructive elements Of
aboitionisn and black republicanm do not obtain per
supremacy in the councils u the nation or n
the administration Of the government
few facts developed by the just taken VIII
lead thinking TO reflect earnestly upon the Of
our rapid growth and upon the dangers which seriously
threaten check H. We now proceed to record some Of
the figures and win draw the differences from them
our leisure
This city settled In 1912, and in 1881 had popula
ton a but S,o2s The following table will show the
Der Of people from thai time to the present.
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SUSPENSION OF THE fITTsBURC GOAL
-

pFrrxn the l.tfsburg rost, Dee 1877
The coal b&siness II rtsirrg and the Mono ahela
Valley Is Undoubtedly it, largest interest, cbipoyng
large amount Of cspita and bringing mack greater
propsrticnre return than acg other IN corsea Of
the present depression Of he timas and the deranga
engaged N ithave found necessary 70 foreco any OPP
raons al the present m1 and must suffer their invest
ments 10 be Idle for tAe present rs they have bcon
compelled to DO in self defence TAe result Is painful
for twill throw thousands Of people out Of cmpoy
melt, but the evil cansot be helped The prices Of coal
aud temeans of getting paid for will justify pru-
cen, men in running tne risk OF endmgmlfg their capt
tai AT the present time there are nor twenty pair Of
coal boats loaded the pools areinHt hundred last
year and no prospeo Of more beng raady for market FOR
the spring run.
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GEORGIA,
LETTER FROM NON. THos. II. n. COBB.


ATHENS. Dec. IL, 1890
EuruRs Journal AND MESSENGER
GEsuiSrN-l have just your editorial notice Of
my letter 70 the FEDERAL Union, in which you 70
have grossly misunderstood its purport You certainly
sesve the impression that | favor the idea OF
waiting FOR the cooperation from States not ready
secede you promise the full letter TO your read
week and they Judge whether for such
delay On the contrary, favor eco operation with the
states which are determined secede before the 4th Of
MaTCh. ls6l AZ understood the position Of the anti.
they faver cooperation with the states
whsrh are Disposed remain in the Union. You will
thne how widely we differ,
When the Convention meets in Georgia the 18th OF
January apprehend this will be the state of facts we
shan have FLORIDA South Carolina, Alabama and Mssis
sppi uth Their ordinances passed declaring them Of
IN. rnion. We shall have North Carolina, Arkansas,
LOUISIANA, and Texas probably heeatng OF at least not
hayn spckcn The question FOR the Convention will be
shall cooperate with the states immediately contizu.
and who, with Georgia raise three fourths of
The Cotton crop, shall operate with the other
four oocton states named, only OF which touches
Gcorgis am fayer % cooperating with the seeding
states you agree with me, and endorse my opinions
thus cxpained to you, shall sincerely rejoice.
In justice Ia my self ask the insertion Of this note
your DSt payer. Respectfully, THos X. r. COBB.
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TssrS Is-Emily Wallace q Orange, ~ D., complains
before Justice Qaarkenbush ha, an elderly man named
Henry Hoyt by means Of false pre,cncs obtained from
her three trunks containing about $500 wcsh II cloth
INK aud other property Ihe trunks. the clothing
found sweeney Hotel, In Chatham street Howl
committed for exam nation.
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Ar at New Bedford I'D inst shin swallow stewart Indian
ocs Johanna Aug ~ 81 Helena rs with hblA sp
sd ~ 4. VII on Has fright 607 gals sp oil from bark
ao z. frum bark oscccla2d Left ~ bars Ieonidss
Adrch, Nh go bills oil all tndo sai days 70 cruise
~ the Island until MAY, then ONE The swallow has had
head winds from lat having but ~ hours fair wind until
after crossing the Gnf Stream night Of 18th Inst experienced
severe E>E gale IN which lost bulwarks from starbnard
sid from san Francisco sh bark Christina cruises sth
letter from CAPT fh,rney bark Java vR dated oc, 2s
t lat ~ " Ion 2z W. IMPORTS her ~ days out with
81 VIII, IS ibis, all we'll
spoken. Sc.
shin Republic. Imsbnrner hence Oct "a for San
Francisco Noy "a a q : lon = before reported spoken Nov
", lat n s, Ion I'D
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SOUTHERN DIRECT tn Apr

The Selma (Ala) Issue sayr that Col p. j. Weaver, Of
that place, has shipped directly 70 Liverpool thou
sand bales of cotton which will be exchanged for
featured goods to be sold in Selma. Col W. Is of
the largest merchants and wealthest planters OF Ala
halp
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RELIEF MEETING FOR THE STARVING NE
Oh MICS OF NEW ARK NJ L

\ committee Of leading men Of Newark, ". j., have
issued call for meeting TO be held Ia that city Wed
ncsday next 26th inst TO afford relief 10 those person
whom the panic caused by the dangerous poitca
difficulties of the times, has thrown out Of employment
and 10 alleviate the suffering Of the poor generally of
Newark
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Inled states steamcr ran Jacnto, Cap'alnT A nornin
which has been cruising ~ the Congo river and Kabnda
Was AZ inando West Coast Africa, October Is An well
letter from the African aauadron reports the capture
~ The tned states steam corvette Auhican Cummander
syyanus W Godon, 81 shaver having board Ices
l@n nine hundred negroes the largest cargo taken
known -
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The following Ia the population Of the city as shown ~
the present census given by wards and compared With
the United States census Of 1850 and the State
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A PATENT HOUSE BROOM
"A EASE AND ECONOMY COMBINED
livery body should tfv one
Manufactured by h. W. SMITH % Maiden lane ana
sold by sroccrs and house furnishers -
Agents wanted.
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CKATEst SKATES n sKtTrs,'f
~. THE CENTRAL PARK rAvOurrEif
SMITHS NEW SKATE measures having been taken 10
secure letters PATENT.
It's the skate that win suit body light besnfu,
m,spresrance and not likely 70 - out % repair
II Is the only skate adapted for the LEARNER FANCY
kkAHR. For LADIES IL IL invaluablr.
These skates were manufactured the past summer ~
hotLkOk BROTHERS. Of sfIEFFTELD. ENGLAND, en-.
IRE sly FOR my sales and made OF the best quality OF Nor
Aso all the latest styles 81 FNdTISH and AMERICAN
sRTLs OF which have BEEN offered in shs mar
ket before
BOYS and GENTLENEN's TOOL CHESTS hued m
completely from 81 ~ 20 S7a
rHrNrAs SMITH.
No. fis BROADWAY
ro'w~en Walker and canal streets, New York
In ordering skates scnd the number ~ sse Of shoe.
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SENATOR JOHNSON BURNED N EFFTGY.

MMIHrs, IeHH, IeC. 2, IISOU
Senator Andrew Johnson burned in cingy In this
city Saturday night.
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s24s5

Towns q ra,bush, New Lott New Utrecht, Flat.
lands snd Gravcsend. ........................ 10
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NEWSPAPERS.

I'll DIARIo d LA NARIHA.
n ss 'sss;! s s'EsS'ss'a
In Havana
Advertisements for this pspsr rscsved By ,,o
kB-nis sbcu. The time " oubaDs leave he United
THE CHEAPEST A n ~, BEST ! H.CHANIcAL PAPER
pnb,hsd sixteen year, b: "a weekly circulation o. nearly
sS y
week ending April ~.
Luna's Power Accommodating Windmill
s Ess LS1S'f ao ans k k:s.pe.
s isdHss a H..Sod ds q Changing Motion.
The es:secon % Is. Navigation Of Rivers caused by Ii.
rf bss q Sa,sss n he Composition Of Gums.
ifon cen ns nj B s0 for buildns.
fissn II pl sSS;onsb x I'1aa
a. ssa " 81 S. Sss g.: Isl n 2.one.
s:,.s Trader. and u......,.
ISs s xisSS Pa ss ~ ~ ws ss Billiard Ball.
tse La on s'sei C'e'0ne'' % "-"'''''
AZ Inysnor Sensitive abou. hs Name.
A improvement Ss,d in Paper Manufacture.
p, a., lie nScomotiyss n segh Am.rc. ,,n,.
A Column Of vasieues-
Featheving Paddle Wheels
Fire EDcapea
Judge Mseon In Washington.
Novel and Exciting sport
Presentation Of . Gold Snuff Box 70 Inventor.
Our Correspondence
Howe's sewing Machine Trial.
Cbndren's Condensation Tkey Should be Trested.
American Naval Architecture
weekly summary Of Inventions
Foreign News and 1arkea
nemal kAble Discovery Rome,
La Of Patent Claims tcfRciaD.
Notes and Queries, Ia, 40.
Tia eClENfIF1C AMkRICAN may be had at AL the prin
cpal periodical dealers 10 The country Terms " per annum
IUNN 8 Co, No. 81 PNs row. Kew Yssk.
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uoBoKEM-FOR SALE, A NEW THRHE STORY
III House and Lot neghbosbood For Particular
call address Jaa r., nm 40 Canal street. corner Of Hsd
son, New yNh.
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ITO LET, Oh FOR sAIE-A WELL BUILT FIRST
caso inIee basement and sub collar House beauu
fully situated near the Eeat river the north side Of Gy
first street, with modern improvements Croon water s &c.
Possession NAY Inquire Of =
JAME6 CONNER 1 soNs, No % Bselman street
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ITO LET OR FOR 0ALE--A VERY COMPLETE SMALL
three story House, on Murraytn Fnh avenues also,
first class three story and attic high House IS
serth street. Apply 70 r. wAfKINB0N 20 Esssau sree
or1 Thirty sixth - y = -
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ITO LET, FOB SALE, Oh ExCHANGE-A COTTAGE
containing fourteen rooms In 6ne repair Carriage Hou
excellent Garden, Lawn Fruit viii five scree or moro Of
ground the village Of Weasheer M dock schools and
ehurshes-a perfeoy healthy and pleasant locao-adjacon
70 subscribers residence which fourteen miles from
City Hall; easy Of aeoess BY good roads ilFoAd VII
usmshqjdao, IL 0 lhAlaever one hour. Inquire Of
JA1fS CONNER, no = D0Shmap sxee.
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= FORTUNE FOB ALI--No HUMeuo.--eO yE AMI
A zee Hiss WELLINGTON. the great English prophssss1
ihe best OF and cannot be exceld Can Be per
or By letter Al affairs Of he love- coursho pro
Drunken unhful husbands reclaimed at Il SIKH
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nj B-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN Madame PRkWgrERf She has been consulted by thou
sand, in his and other eles with entire satsscn che iese
wife husband also that Of her vister II With truth
give her call Il "a Third avenue above Twenty 6rst ste
LAd1es 10 cents; gentlemen, u.
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n oUeE FOR SALE.-A TBRRE STORY brown STONE
III front House. being finished by days work win Al
NE modern located on Ae est :ds 1
exchange for low priced house or vacant Apply 70
JOHN b. Off1NWE1I. or JOS DELAvANTE, lU Thfd
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r OONTs 4 GOFF, NO. PINE svREET, OR LIS
Iroadwsy, offer The foowir desirable Houses 70 rent
s1orv hick font on 18th street, nea1 6sh Avenue $500
rx bro6 'front.' on l6h stroee near 6h avenue. 600
brick 'front.' lQth street, h $50
stcry brick 'front.' on ssh street, near 7h 700
hroWn S6th street, It'll 100
s1orv bck front ON 16h street. 9th $50
Ry brick nont on zta mfoe near TN Avenue. oSv
ARy brown 'front.' ON S4ln sroot near On avenue
umy brown 'front.' ON 36th s1oe near Nh avenue 20
amy brown 'front.' ON 59sn sreos noaf otn avenue 1U
n1oy brown front on JAN street near ON avenue
~ sstn named house ID furnished.
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Jerley-A large and oonnodous House, Furnished
fu nhed nearly new beautifully SITUATED commanding full!
Wow Of The bay hasbor Of New YORK. containing
cold water bath room &C., with variety Of fkuh trees gra-
perry ubberyi carriage house and other ont buildings 10
sad ierry pas near hc premise. every neen minutes Pcs
sees1on can be had Immediately. Apply TO JOHN g. No
oee corner Of Grove and York streets jersey
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IS ORlsHING.-MADAnE MORROW, SkvkM1l
a dsnebter born with . caul her fsco causes spoo4
mArrsses eI how and often you mary and an event
vondar tes YOUR very thsughts Fec only = eents Uni
obers sop copying advertisement NO. ia Ludlow skos
mar Houston Gentlemen not admitted.
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r OVER PART OF HOUSE TO LET IN SOUTH BROOK
vn corner Nelson and Court Streets consisting Of from
- bso paliors bssesns and rooms on Asd Door hSu.s
~ do1Sis dsorS DO $70oe; rent SEE CArpes oil
ooSs kc for sale. inquire premises, or i06 water