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"ASH! NOTION
w PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL

w PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
This Institution, will is under the control and
direction o: Sisters of Charity, experienced in
nursing and hOsplta. manag cement, Is now open To
the public It'll located a shO distance southe ast
Of the capitol and Immediately opposite thu we'll
known arTOll man>lOn, on Second street east.
The bul'dIngs are spacious. and, with the alte a
tons recently made, we ada pied to hospital pur-
poses. The grounds are eX ensive and we'll aid
CUT and tasteiul!y ornamen;ed with choice fruit
aF shade trees, evergreens, ami flow erlng shrubs.
ProsIdepce Hospita! Is admirably sui ed to pa
Aests wish ng to avail Themselves OF the advan-
taSes of no pltal and vet enjoy all the com orts
and quiet of prl lie house. All persons suffer
Ing ON casualties or nOn-cOLtaglous dI seases re
curing surgIca or medical treatment viii be ad-
mittSd upon complying with the regulations and
cOndI IONS of the institution.
Pate nts VII be Iecel cd in the wards at four
doiiart per week, o. by arrangement can have prI-
vate rooms on reasonable terms. TIL will 70
cetvc a the care and attention cir cases may re-
qulTe from uT. ]. NJ TONER, the Physician and
Surgeon IN charge of the house, exc pit when a pa
tent prefers To employ his own physIc an 1t is
dessssssl to We all the memb rs OF Ia medical
pre- esaon IN the Dis. let equality of privIlE gss
n tsH institution, and every physician who may
have . case in IL rest assured that his pa lent
will be carefully nursed aid his medical dir lions
faithful ly execut d. Je l9-eoIm
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The MORE HASTE THE LESS SPEED.-To re-
fresh some of those who do not believe in the
maxim of making haste slowly, one of our con-
tempOraries cites the better examples Of the
Crlmesn war and our own invasion of Mexico.
We quote:
/" AT the time of the rupture between Rus
STA on one Gde and Turkey, England and
France on the other, in 1854, the formal de-
claration of war was made by the two latter
Powers on the 9th and 18th Of March, but
military preparations had been going on for
some time previous. During the following
months of the spring and summer, the time of
the allies was engaged by such preliminary af-
fairs as the bombardment of Odessa and close
blockade of the Russian ports. In May, the
Emperor Of the French established the great
military camps Of instruction at St. Omers
aid Bologne. During the summer there was
great activity in the British dockyards and in
recruiting for the army, and il was not until
he l4th of September that the Allies landed
at Eupatoria. in the Crimea. preparatory to the
assault on SevastOpol though this point was
designated as the principal theater of war al
most from the first. Thus, il took these pow
eTful empires, with their vast magazines and
immense military resources, full six months to
raise and equip and get into readiness for the
field an army which, at that time, did not
equal in number that which, in two months,
hrs been rallied about the flag of the Union.
Mexico. Mr.. Polk sent in his war message on
the llth of May, 1846, and the war was reeog-
nized as existing on the 18th Although hos
tiities had actually begun, and the battles of
Palo Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma had been
fought in April, there was little else done from
that time until September, but to get ready
for the heavy fighting yet to como. Gen. Tay-
Tor remained in his camp at Monterey, until
the latter month, and then moving forward
with the army, when it required all the inter
veniDg time to put on a footing for invasion,
he achieved the first Of his series of great vic
tories, on the 10Th and Oath of September, at
Monterey. In this instance, the necessary pre-
parations and other preparations consumed
over four months.
Gen. Scott has been at work but two months
and in that time, has accomplished vastly more
than was done in double and treble the time
by England and France, and ourselves on the
occasion referred t.; and yet some Of the paper
warriors are unsatisfed.-N. Y. EzpreSS.
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iii Tx. FES LER, the SkiklfnI Operator on the Eye
- aud Ear, has arrived in Washn stOn, and
open an office. No 444 Eighth street near Penn
SWANS avenue, where lie will treat all diseases
OF those de icate organs. Dr. FFsLRR is a regu-
larly educated Physlcian and Surgeon, who hiss
devoted ten years of ms professional life 10 the
Eeatment of al disna 'es Of the Eyn and Ear Dr.
Fesier Will give medica AID sUrgics treatment to
plants, Cancers. rumors and an other chronic
diseases. Female Complaints also treated with
success ia lO-Iv
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
VI. LOOMS, M. d., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH,
tends personally at his ofioe in this city S8
Many persons can wear these tee:h who ~IIO
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofhoe can be accommodated
win any style and price of Teeth they may desire;
0pt TO those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest strongest, and most perfect denture that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this city-No. 33s Pa. avenue, between
sth And 10th SITS. Also, sO1 Arch street, Phi sdel
bma. 90 Isl IF
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SALT WAFER BATHING.

III; MARAaALL'S PAVILION.
Peas9Ie Is nowcepen: 1t Is situated IN q a
no o.. Mays Conty, Maryland, on the 4!yAo
nose wishing to AVOID extreme fashion, And sess
qulet out agreeab place where they can he AZ
MISUNDERSTANDING and Pleasure Boats free go ~
ali he 10, the guests The supp led with
ara hard Crabs. Sheephs ad aud other Fish. There
s sIe ma9y Inducements, which the undersi Ened
eus UNNECESSARY To mention, as the situation of
MS ace and his past management embrace an rs
oient suaI antees for his future patronage
ne steamer 1t. Nlohol as leaves Washington
everJ tuesday at O'Clock, and AlexandTla Al :
a. N Returning, leaves Baltimore on FRIDAY At
o crock n she will land passengers at the
B0srd[Sl 20 ter day; So per week; S2s per
m0nth ChldIen and Servants ha; { price.
Daly mails from Washing ton and ESaltimors
For farther InformatIoa a !dJess the propri stor
je Slim r L. MARSHALL
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1T 8. MILITARY ROUTE.
~. SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON SUNDAY the Trans viii leave the Depot st
40 q. m. and 80 p. m for Phiadelphi and New
York. Trains VIII arrive st 10 q. m and as D. m.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, q emil Manager,
ma 10 IChron, Intel. and Repub.l
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SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT.
~ AT POINT nnK- Our MaRv

Ma SAf II,
NJ AT PoINT LOOKOUT, MARYLAND.
inns &c o6Tdt,d Bathing Place. situated at the
Junction Of the Potomac River with the n
chesapeake Bay; will be opened by the YENA9
uaue sisnes on tho 10th of June, in the le.mt
safe and quiet retreat, where they osn have the
9eneht OF the best salt water bat ing and eBoy the
aeioaoles OF the water, suoh as Fish of all kinds,
Every description of fishing tackle will be kent
lot the accommodation of guests.
hne livery stab kept on the farm
,hls', tan pin alleys and billiard saloons with
al 9ther Sm6sements usually found at such places,
:. Inc table viii be supplied daily with fresh veg e.,
~ from the garden on the premises and from
inc ia tlInoTe and Washington markets
The best Liquors and Cigars will always be found
at the Bar. " "'e 10 iouAu
Bosrd, 81 PER day; one week, SI7; second week
wants haf-prioe. ~ 0-o'ou eoI-
u The steamer st. Nicholas leaves wasbin,to,
tuesday at q m. and baltimore on Friday A. 4 p.
m The half past O'clock p. m. tram from Wa1h-
laston VIII connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reaohns Point Lookout daily also, tri-weekly
f*aSe from Washington, By way Of Leonardtown
VI, Add ess the pIoprietors, at Point Lookout
Washington. ID G., or Alexandria, Va, N
IN 81 HEFLEBOWER d co Prop'rsI
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, "a.
Mr,. s. j. MoCORMICK. PRIro1,.1.

Elrs. ,. }. McCORMlCh, PRINCIPAL,
The thirteenth annual session Of tnIs Institution
Will commence on Tuesday, September IBth, In the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Esq.
No. $50 King street.
The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches rec uiste 70 q thorough English Edu-
desired. s' !"
IN addition TO day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick il
prepared 70 receive q limited number OF pupils az
boaIaeTs, who, constituting part of her own fam
lily will be under her immedI ate care and sHpeTv-
sion She will endesvor, as far possible TO sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
of Homo.
Rsfeysness.-Rev. SEQ. Fl. Norton, Rev. DIR. Eliza.
Hnrrlg9n, Rev. ID. F. Sprlgg, William II. Fovle,
Csc, Edgar Snovden, EEs. Edmund r. Wilmer
ESQ, Henry MsIbury, Ess., Lewis, MokenIIe
Esq, Il obert III. Hunton, Esq, w. ID. Wallech
Editor Eveaing Star, Bepjamin w aters, Ess. Jas
Entwise, Jr, Esq, Col. John w. Minor, Londoun,
Messrs. Blsoklock & Marshall, MeIsrs. Cofss
Brothers.
Board, With Tuition IN a. the English Branches,
BOO Tor the annual session-payabls seml annually
Musie and Languages At Professors prices.
III No extra charges. au 2s-H
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CARRIAGES,

IN CARRIAGES.
l. + Subscriber having made add tions 10 his
fsotoTy, making ii now one of the largest. zzR q
in the District, where his facilities gGES
for mann aoturing CARRIAGES aCdNSts6
LlG II 4 w &GONS of all kinds caunot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in The buzz.
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on hand
AN REPAIRS neatly done, and ell orders
promptly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taker in exchange for
new ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE.
ID If corner of Fourtesnth and z sts
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+ UW-PRICED CARPETINGS

Just received and for sale at the cd sfard of Ca-
gett d Dodson, No. 4 Market Space, a fresh supply
of super INGRAM CARPETlNGS, which will
be sold aItonishIngly low
Exceent All wool Double Ingram, att Ik cents,
worth 87h cents.
DITTO ~ 50 cents, worth IS Ditto at SIX worth So
Also, full stock of Shades and Materials for
Shades Mosquito vets, Picture Cords, &o
JAMES DODSON,
je 10 cost NO.4 Market Spsoe.
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OFFICERs. PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea
" men y 10 Msre on board OF any Y. s. ships a,
the capture OF :Ly SLAYER have their claims for
Bounty and Head Money promptly attended 20 By
applying to or o !dressing q. r. WALLACE
Iashinytor. ". g " hn
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| % AND MANTILLAS.
| We are closing out our stock at great sacrihces
for cash, to which AJAX the special attention OF
| purchasers, NV. COLLEY q co,
l je q s9S Seventh street, above Pc. nv.
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RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

BLOOD RENOVhTOR.
Sold in this city BY c. sToTT, 37s Pa. avenue
an 20-eoly,Alw
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WOOD AND COAL

u GU Will surely get your moneys worth by
calling at the PlONEER MILLS, sesthssesf co,
neT Of Seventh street and CdnGI, GEO. PAGE,
than any others in the oty-cut. split. ami deliy-
cred free of charge. If you doa eheve i've
clse Pioneer Mills . trla, ard be sssssfed
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RoOTs AND sh0ES TO SUIT THE
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY roosiyln. 40,
supply OF eastern made work of overy de &$S
sorfption, made expressly to order, and will "a
be sold at . Huch lower prioe than has beens 49,
heretofore charged in this city for mach Inferior
articles.
Persors IN want Of Boots ard Shoes Of eastern or
CITY made work, vi Ill always find good sssor .mep
In store and ut the lowest prices. Give us call.
GRIFFIN & BRO,
~ ct SIG PennsIlvsnia avanne,
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

IS
CEAAkEs rot. rs Pa ,,., sss agent in w.shIut
ss H. - 'lstGk ss--rsts~. ,sH-nA ~lv
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NEW YORK Herald FRIDAY, sEPrEMBER Is, 1851.
ADJUSTMENTS.
WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT
EVERY NIGHT
ADJUSTMENTS.

W TONIGHT
the brilliant and beautiful
AZ, Mrs. JOHN WOOD
VIII appear in the charming burlas9ueof
ciNpERELLA,,
NEW MUSIC cor, produced cd. with entirely -.
new PRofE isa II Gs.S
nv. ASp SEW AND STARTLING Epprc qSsloAhs
lowing asa Opinion sl sssY YORK appsyas the fol-
From the New York i H Sa.' '"s''
wo s Ws ssss win
CAM weeos and az rn was rr no., en- Isl
ne WATERING places fun or confidence IN the aud
an,seea,s after .e long summer asisiriy oyereroyded
sadsne The q ri pn a s w Of Sraa
has been written up to the times by Mr. Charles Snancy
d ' ps T T a ss sed ssa sa
p for w e nsnner in which the barsSgun, was
tiny up the piece some Of The seeneryespecsy the finale
hearu appaucd by audience which wa: ony appre.
sntNe ana demonstiase rhs transformation Of apunk;
by means Of dssovns views rhe play aDounds only
us and in his as wsl as II nm original otSriare NJ G.
hoppix the new conductor, created genuine sensation
From The New York Daily Times.
undei the favorable auspices of crowded house aud hear
y reception 70 The leading arilstes.
not emarsable that small amount Of a,,e.
u9n bestowed on the st piece Il was in the enlesqae Of
rms a,housh ~ no means new piece has been renvsna
hspp dosetc into oilers Of The en- moment, and With
Sie which we seldom and sAhiy,ed by tha prolific author
saaaie Is we besyc responsie for the excciene Of the
@ w a Ne sns, lannon's I'm, ~ m mas aone
yer snge reference to jersey or solitary joke at the ex
The greatest has been bestowed the production
and elegant that !. srparen The infringement expects
long run The eas introinscs some familiar names Amors
CLIFTON The FIRST we need scarcely say Is as vvacious and
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THE TURF.

6fENTREVIIdE COURSE, L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ day September u, 81 O'Clock NJ Match mile heats
best three Ia IN for $3.50 SIDE r. Hall enters
q h. Jupiter, Jr s Max eaters 4 h. Champion.
BEVfNS & CONKLIN Proprietors.
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Consisting Of the most finished Dancers in tbs country.
under the direction q Mons ; ran IA, i, brilliant
usder the leadership Of Mr.. r. Van Akcr
Doors eren at 4 Performance commence At e'asc.
KoBERT " ,I BuT IIs Sole Lessee
M0NS La THORNE, Stage Manager
S'B--sRASp e MAlsfHhM MATINEE,
GRAND MATINEE
On SATURDAY, at half-past two precisely,
Fer the accom- mediation q Ladies' and Childrca,
Ladies and Children,
Ladies' and Children.
1--WE GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
l. $50 DROADWAY.
GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT
CHARLEY FOX
CHARLEY FOX
CHARLEY FOX
Celebrated Eibopia COMEDIAN who has with the
unqualified success.
ASTON ROGERS, TROUPE.
Of this most talented troupe include
" TRAPBZrs,
LA PERcHH,
SLACK ROPE
AND CLASSICAL GROUPING6
LAST THREE NIGHTS
OF THE GIEAT PANToMIMK
OF TIE GREAT fANTONiME
SOUTHERN HErUGEE
SOUTHERN REFUGEE ,.,,,,r
F FiTsI s sHpsss5psfpfEsy Of SAM snARr1nx.
SIG. ABECCO, SIG. AaIos.D'
r. LA MONT, r. IA MONT
DAVE REED DAVE REED
who form part of the grea, Minstrel Band
GRAND MATINEE,
CRAM MATINEE ' HAND GRAND MATINEE.
GPXND NNTiNEE GRAND MATINEE,
With The whole strength of the company
N'"''"' "N'"e - "''' FOX 4 CURRAN, Propretors-
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A PARTY OF TWO, WHO HAVE SUFFICIENT NEW
II and GOOD furniture 10 furnish about fifteen ruo,s
sire to meet with similar (esponsible) party take fine
large House Oh lease 20 accommodate few
the vicinity Of fifthavenue and Broadway. This is
fine chance 10, two bachelors u
and pleasant home. Address, with real name, A. D.,
tioR q.
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GREAT vIcToRYl .,.
In Broadway.
WHY
The Partisan Cabinet Of Wonders and Anatomy 10
Ready Open.
<SRAyp PANORAMIC EXHIBITION OF THE AME
rirnn War with dinranlic Effects. in connection with ln
spring music and popular lecture, in Hope Chapel Ne lW
Broadway every night.
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CEpVEzfNG.

A LtRGE QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
N wanted IN from the West: Nrst rate prices
will To- wen amt cash pat urrcst noncy. Arliy to j.
NDEONEY. Isl i'eali strict, neNt lUrs I" CiMthnsi
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WANTED TO PuRCHASE-A SMALL HOUSE AND
~ Lot some place on This island farther up than
Ktngsbrdse: must be moderate in price, Address g. b.
Herald otee, stating price, and where be soen
Immediately.
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COMPREHENSIVE NoTfCE-C. W. SHERWOOD THIS
~ day wtthaws from the firm of Gardner Co. John
Sperry Cos BY mutual consent New York, Sept H. ls6l
o. L. GARDNER. e. W. DEWEES
JOHN sPLRi.Y c. W. SHERWOOD.
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THERE Is 4 TIME FOR EVERYTHING, a TIME TO
Keep seutanl tDne 70 speak; Me tmt . speak Is when
haze something sell aud want the uhc to know that
yo have ie finest glass OF Philadelphia Ale for three cents
No. Coraudt street, nor,hWcsl corner Of RrcadWay
SPENCER.
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IMPORTANT TO HoRsEMEN AND MILITARY COM
paniesThe Franklin Agricultural Society hold their Fair
al somerve N j. the nth 18th and 10Th scptriubcr
1901 Premiums OF $780, $780, &c, offered Tor fast
OF 500 is offered for Che best Drilled fully equipped military
sIYc are onen FOR All 70 p ~" MO dsis ~ T. No. ~
New Jersey Central Railroad carry all articles
exhibition from per2 North Excursion tickets half
price. Can leave New York and return day.
ID. SANDERsON, President
A. L, DoNALDsON. Secretary.
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Ut leaves Jay street daily at a. NJ (sunag Z 81 lands
40 West Tenth and Tnirtlcth Yunkcrs Hastings
pobbs Ferry Tarytown Sing Sing, Haycrsilaw, Grassy
Point and Nerpaucks.
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GOTH REGIMENT, COMPANY d, FORWARD, STARS
OC Show again the rebeious robbcr Of your honcseads
and pouter Of eounry's constitution. that you
willing the wrung Of Full and the memory If
those we left behind Ascend. to-day nj "a Chatham
street. THOMAS FAY, Captain,
EDMuNp J. O'DALY Sergeant
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ItEsTAuRANTs.

I1RIED HNLlDUr, FRIED POTATOES, ROLL AND
delicious tpRes 10 cents; Fish Chowder, Ees Goldfish,
prime Cats 10 cents Potatoes Lima Beams Tomaioes
auccaash, ot Corn Puiugs ceuts Pies cents; Coffee
aud Tea cents Unon Restaurant q Liberty street. be-
tween William and Nassau.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

VNANTED-IN WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN, HO
w boken Jersey City House containing not less than
eight and good yard rent about i month Adj
Dress stating location and full particulars y r., box
lii Herald Office Possession wanted by the LIST OF 0ctGber
lease to run one yer from May /, 1862.
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VNANIED TO PURCUASE--h SMALL HOUSE AND
w los Price abon $1,000 less; part raid o,n.
tho balance mortgage Address H. g. d. boz 23 Herald
office.
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ErOR SALE-TiIE LEASE OF \ LARGE HOUSE AND
store. the corner 0r OF the best
city; u IL suitable Tor my business. For particulars address
or Apply 10 ". LYNCH, CO West Twenty-iirs
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A PHYSICIAN IN THE COUNTRY, OF LARGE PHAC-
IA ti:e cGined by sickness Wishes partner
2fnediitey. From $500 To 81 POO necessary purchase
STOCK Address for information Mrs. Martini Isl Fourth
street, New York.
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MORNING BOAT DIRECT FOR KEYPORT, MIDDLE
1fl town Point and CiIwoodCheap flre.The large and
copnDdiOns MAJ FLOWER viii Leave pier 20 North
river between Barclay and Robinson streets every morning
al O'Clock. Returning VIII leave Rapport at 3:H L. NJ,
landing At Cbwood. Fare each way, 10 cents IS
Ion III trip Stages viii be- In attendance the Arrival Of
the boat Noticerhs boat viii leave Keypor saturday
at | O'Clock L. N.
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WANTED-A PHYSICIANS GIG, NEW YORK MAKE
w crank axle and elliptic springs, either but c
used Also tic, sound Horse that will WITH
out tying and travel twelve fourteen miles
not eight years old IL hands high Address r. w.
Herald Office.
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TOR SALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE
with three years lease. WIN be sold a far valuation
For ial particulars apply in te store, i56 West twenty
eighth street
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TO EXCiIANGE-$2OO0 WORTH OF MERCHANpISE
: fura house and lot vacant lots III NHw York or
Brouk!yn. Apply to CoRDrs 4 sCHAAP, No 40 Chatham
street, room NJ. 1.
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AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, OF BUSINESS HABITS,
N wishes situation in good produce and commission
house, with the privilege purchasing interest
the Agreeable both parties perhaps
chase immediately Address A. b. box l63 Herald Office.
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E'oR SALF-TlIE BEST PAYING CORNER LIQUOR
Il store in the fourth ward. good stock long lease
low rent doing large cash trade present Good
for selling. Apply AT 100 Chatham street ioor
J. T.. TRANEl. Auconeer
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

a GENTLEMAN, WITH FROM $1,000 TO $1,000 CASH
~ wishes TO engage in afe lucrative
OR mercantile business as partner Address, With full par
Gculars q. L. j., Station 9 Post Office.
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l. Ing saloon, weH established, neaty fitted up with
vurahe lease, in good location; also Restaurant and
ter Saloon. Of The principal corners dowu town Ap-
ply ll5 JOHN street.
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1NANTED-AN ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT, COUPE
" Eoesawsy shifting front; large stylish family Horse
Harness, Blankets, Saddle dc. A good establishment
fair price, and none other will lind purchaser Address
b. r., Herald Office.