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and two cents per bushe lower. Sales of 400 bushels
prime Southern red at 81 20 per bushel ahoat and l5OO
bushels Pennsylvania and Western do at 81 1891 20 IN
store. White ranges from 81 81 to 81 So Corn is IN good
demand Sales of 5000 bushels 10 cents for prime
Southern yellow at 52d53 cts for mixed Western WINS
key is held firmly Small sales Of Ohio barrels at lS@
cts. Pennsylvania do at Is cts, hhds l74 cts, and
Drudge at IL 4 cts.
BOSTON, August % The flour market remains
without change. We quote sales of common brands
western at 81 Is; fancy brands "a 50d4 &C. st
S75c4S712; and superior at s525 90 per bbl nciu
ding very choice brands st Louis. Southern flour is
quiet and prices nominal We quote common and
so per Dbl including choice brands Of Baltimore
Corn is firm the sales have been made at 56jS or
Western yellow and 51d5i cts per hushel for Western
mixed as to quality Oats are firm at 37G39 cts per
bushel, for Western, Southern and Canada
BUFFALO, August % Flour unchanged. Wheat
lower aud in fair dcmand-saes 10 coo bushels Chicago
spring at 90 cts II 600 bushels led winter 81 u; 1900
bushels do sl03 1500j bushels white DO at 81 l5d 10
Corn rmer and in fair demand-sales Is GEO bushels at
SO cts 65OO bushels at 364 cts 49, eco bushels az 80
cts; 600 bushels at 81 cts. Whkey steady at lbq Gus
Lake imports-lO,0G0 bills four % Geo bushels wheat
2l600G bushels corn Canal exports-1,6O0 bills Hour
5000 bushels wheat bushels corn, loCoO OH'h
| els oats.
CHICAGO August 2a-Flour frmer, Wheat cts
higher sales No at 65 I67 cts No. GA ldG5E cts
Rec.pts- 500 -four. l22 500 bushels wheat 1900
do corn 900 de- oats Shipments-l,20o bills -four
lS 900 bushels wheat 5000 do. Frcghts easie
and dull. Exchange unchanged.
OSWEGO. August 23.-Flour unsettled. at "a. so IL
fancy from spr ng wheat. Wheat quie-sales rigI
and sales. The break Mud Lock is serious
at first supposed. 1t will he repaired Sunda,
Lake imports-2,290 bills -four 50 800 bushels whea
$4,000 do Canal exports-52, 400 bushels
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& s5. r @5oNKor nHg OH $5S2lzr 2oaFoaT
Snugs ncui,3 1T ~ o'cIock 2 Il, taxing Passengers
and and connecti9g vi me a%,L'f s lH y5.S,
h. ;"H i"r! 2Tshnlf fitiah'i = = t ! ~ gra XIV
IL, flowing i X, seA;lq,e: ,..,.,,,.., .,.,.
ai a >. Iy Y; Ea.l'aot 4 - + Il tp,rF,
F:a.l ~ Y9,k to ro Monros ana becs...........tt
F.ola rn.i.deipnt't snd H.
Pom Gaitira ant br E... .:.--...
81 - cue %.ul i'gSeis 20 ny t"tt, at the '*e"
la Pl.Ii.1. ii'lh a, q. c9@raa5s NO., y " gc,
al, IN e1LrI2o.., Board of the soqgr Foot IF Eoion
D ST. "O' fss @SSfH assas
go, 60 oaAsa5 N q - rs 70 The
The >ass asF: 4 KS ~ aa g Il = WASHING
TON "lI ;e.ye Hs-.g:c III the Pacuzent River the
s. J..6E'y, TUESDAY. and THURSDAY, eom,nsnc-
%a Iy l la g!9 i ~ r. o Tor
',nrtil& 't.2 ~, "a " hpN ESDAY and Al . X;
! Wg.lnez;ag VIII b o,,-.t Tor Baltimore,
for Re e5iet leaving Benedict aasurd'y morning a.
5I above Tines will call q. all the usual a13.ns on
the iyer, lso al Fair itaYen AID rum Point oin and
Fi5 ree:iyel r2 O'Clock :he days previous to
ra,.Sse to .,at6%.. Eyer....al &C. Meals extra.
10 Plum to.at......'. lg0. t5 +s+.
r., BALTIMORE AED SC3QUEaAE
"a 3IEA& &2 mp, =. p,,p, F.,
.JSTI, HAVE. - lace, and THE @ALER CANAL
leaves a~er md Of est Fal!! Avenue every TUESDAY,
s..sii,a5., -, IQilI G&Fo}s$lT EVERY GoNDAY,
aa * .2 Etli4F 4F hEiiNG' at o'cocS' and
Fsss..e hsrt.g iao.odc; ., GEMS
yrss2 ..osv.i iag na;.i o'clock, carried al lev
'-:es -. = .e''',s st ~ TO- .,, ~ .,s4
I'll o to~e oaiy a. The 5g OF their re3pec!iVe9Tue-,
| Eae z5e1t =. izvrs VIII attend tvTWarding
| Of. f., . r,r.- nan al, -fa
rs--a Ca1s.s.cf s" IL - si'n iceEhta intended loloTe
Tie U:.ltFa, Capt Fred. Ioaliason, ca
~ .' 5o55, {A : Asens aaltisD9r;
agls ~ j. T0W6, agent, Port 5lgosit.
IT, 8 OLD DOaGNJQN STEAMBOAT
EoR F8ERa &IcssBv2G;, ,yIEGlEjA., AND Ian
The saeaueF iEG!NiA, Captain N. F@irb:9k; leave
eiti.nor tGoa hsr berth At Ng;ihqEs Pip ght stree
returning leaves rreieucE shurg EE Err u y
HoANi%G Al elot, q ilar2e!2t after the arrival
T. frE1 OF gar, ..9I -lGnGoad sna Masa%ten Soi2!n
All h3 qa a"G adj on r s sa
TIE VIRGINIA
10 c9.rTGrGtty!v and built by merchants of Fred
fic&s 1 and Baltimore, Interested il the trade and b
ecchauta and farmers residing the borderin
the HIrpEh2nock, Tor the keeDicg
trst iass steamer on tle route During the winter the fol
action Horses ana ether live stock. Carriages Of a
takn rJf the Wheels. Her staeroom ani berth acca1-1
S 3atc1s large and commodi0us, aud he: capacity
freight tensiye AS passenger and freight beat she ha
< | ncSupe!or on the waters oi the Chesapeake;
ClTGuEa eit received in Baltimore, aud charges ps
u : !. APil-iN CO., boGly's wharf.
NJ Freight received on board Of The Steamer Eeinesda.
and Fhur5ia lays, and 90 Fridays up to Soclonk, F. NJ
IF For further information and Blank Receipt Of form
# '' ''''1 l. ). GGHR0N l. CO. Age.s,
- - No. 81 6owiy'5 wharf Baltimore.
= 81 .ltIz& rLz2.dsn.. E-s9sriezzaa1g: " ma-s
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N0YaNGNTs OF UUNAN 8TGA8&a3

TO SAL.
SAirs Leave Tnr Hsur
P"rSi ..Nrv York IivarDuCI.
Bremen. .......New York Hremeu....... Aug 81
EdnhUrL. New York. i've popi...Aup 81
Canada Boston. ......i ver 20 l.....ssrt
Ieutona lew York.. .Hambur,..... sept
CITY 81 W Anew YOrk..... errc,l. ......Srpt
Asia2..........New oc........Sept IL
IG ARRIVE.
Ships. Leave For Iays
BaE&'ia southampton. New York........Aug Il
CIjy OF y ash .Livtrpr OF. New York..Aug Il
.sa. .......l verp"o. New York. .......Aug. Il
SOUTHAMPTON. New Yurk...... u
Glas Liverpool. New York aug q
Armha: liverpool Boston -
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the "a, II
2th, lTth and 27th Of aarh rnnth.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS Ann
OTHERS.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISEKS Ann
OTHERS.
The claims which THE DAILY EXCHANGE makes upon
the attention OF the mercantile and business community
are simply based those principles of mutual benefit
"lch every intelligent man understand for they
such unGerle in all industrial
enterprises. fit can be shown that THE EXCHANGE is
an admirable medium for advertising, and that in point Of
circulation it will not only bear comparison with that any
other commercial paper in this city, but this crcua
ton is dused wider area, its merits rs means of
direct communication with the merchants of other States
VIII doubtless elicit that attention which shrewd saga
cous men are accustomed to give to matters that
their individual interests What hen are the facsg We
need 10 refer TO the large city circulation of THE EN-
CHANGE, for that speaks itself Its success in this c
Spect 49, IN point OF time without parallel Wat we
propose IS 10 make frank statement Of its country ccus-
'on because the larger proportion the trade of this city
derived from the interior The extent which that crc
lat3n has reached may be gathered from the mar
ucuiss which give the States which il is sent and the
OF at which is received dstrhut
Cd careful collation. OF our mail books shows that THE
hACHANGE is regularly mailed hundred and toslps
poSoces scattered through the various States and Terri
es Oh the Unio and that the great bulk this country
circulation IS IN those States which the merchants
Baltimore most chiefly rely for the increase peretua
ion OF their trade. In MARYLAND alone TIE Elk
CHANGE is allied to tho hundred and ftytlgo ces
which is larger circulation in the of our own
State than enjoyed by any other commercial paper in
this city, VIRGINIA stands upon the list and ate
Virginia comes
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE,
PENNSYLVANIA
OHIO
ALABAMA,
GEORGIA,
LOUISIANA.
KENTUCKY,
IOWA, |
TEXAS, |
a3d MISSISSIPPI |
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.,5sss FOR LIYERPOOL-Th fine farf-seifiroc,
-<s.l=S 81 P,ussaa bark ST DT FRANKFURT A., -
heye quick dispatch FOR the above port For freight , 10
~s.c =. |" BEAUN 4 co.
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SMHpgA0

d. FOR 4 MSTERDAM.--The Al American
aaGAz. hip AIM ~ II, H.;nes, master win Earo -
tisatcA 10Y the above port For pass &c apply to f
2 I, !kAl IS
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M.lksaaaataE,

1 LUM-Lump and Ground, for sale by L. J.
"a BAKER. So South Charles street epIs-tf
4 INVOICE OF WALLIS 4 CO.'S PORT
"A and Gomez Sanchez SHGRhY WINES, for sale low
l" close ~ r. LENNON a co,
dp"t 90 BIcianans wharf
i DANAETINE CANDLES.-500 boxes Shil
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49, FOR BOSTON. The fastsailing scbr
szzAAsEOW SQUALI., shepherd, master, is n W load
ING Tor tht aboye port and having te OF he cargo
engaged, will have quick d patch. 20. balance freight
W DasSahe apply TO - HESLEN a ROGERS.
G24-ti Y " c T.prp Pratt an3I
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IItEihagnYss

HAVANA CIGARS of various brand. : -.
A ana for sale by G. Fl. MYERS d BRO '' III SUIT
EkTUCkY AND MASON COUNTY 70.
~ hhttD, Old and neg crop. constantly on ~, -
for sale by GUNFHEK & RODEWALi5 90 MI fh1 ard
door vest Of Gxcnance Place ~ "a'G sweet,
I h&p III k@4a,, ror aaie IN Gl-',7iHT37g 4
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3a0ALtH
.NakNEACTi..fED TlRAlliii,

C,ar5uo1t, III T,av
Snl!aaa. sPgiysfr - ,s.,,I,er,. O,iiGB
fI.Gr. Eaar,, aTFl I.,,o,y III, y 70
NeliZilopa, I'm Ti,-:,l- - :: 10 !. lnne
Peach Fayargd Mani JOINS q 3 Ii r Iacs
A-.th:A;= TOBACCO.
=; / ,z'}-Fc'y, cans. i.iv.. iian. 10 10 bales.
,L-ttthe-; " Uncle Tom % b. b.leS
i-,Vte'! itaf " E.e&aa. ) and 10 III bales.
-.;,,it'ial' 10 N. bales. IL, and 10 III bales
.A" 20 ~ 10 bales PoFTaa.-1, and ~ ID.
AUlt ttSg s comic. tie To- Bu Of Old Virginia 10 IL
r-s.. bales.
ne 'iratei Virginia ?owhstsu Pipes. Also, shipping
lJS ana Is = ~ sto. and sar sale IN,
Warwick, E&l.% ( BALL
H?i2-3 Ha. Eb nth st-eeS.
~ MANUFACTURER OF CIGARS,
/ aplpSn 20 5 sTFE STREET.
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.gsazf:a FOR PHILh DELPDTA.-The fast-sailing
sssssSchooneT NARY, Captain Fox master is now oa d.
nag ioF "; ah"Yr port Having the her cargo en-
aaEu VIII nave quick dispatch Fer r. igh passage
apply I" EESLEN 4 ROGERS"
J-L2-l n. ". cor. or Frat and Gay streets.
zy.llV m: n a arc
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.zssz FOR LIVERPOUL.-The II British bark
$sSltS SG AMtR CioCp, Capt. Abbott now leading at
S a cla wharf, an being Of small capacity, will have
aispatci" For freight apply to
ieli-tf ic iS[.i - -,
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5tobeS, ,fUrmfes, rs.
1sguks a.;;J :;.l;.5g.lrIr.

9guks a;;J :-z7ia;i2aeEE.
nIARIES FOR 1864
~ For the coming geay we have great variety Of
ii 4! t in every size am style, which selling
low prices. Ga and examine.
CUSHTEGS & BAlLEY
2j1 Baltimore street.
aEURFaI ! Observation-Disclosures, PUB
ia LISHEgs PRINTERS,
STE TIDN$ rs,
&a&BIG BUILDING, IS! EALTiH0EF ~
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g. 49,, - - PACKETS.
" EDWARD EVERETT, g Gunby
" HELEN 4. MILLER, Cali
g CHARLES. EuaYk
Iess vessels all OF superior class, insure at the
9"st They sail regularly advertised and
EdGu ~ Captains we'll experienced in the trade The
psci too Of the above vessels az will afford great
acility to shippers For freight. ahu Storage passage
-bpy 20 JOHN HENDERSON q CO,
.,r,O W .1--,r,,.,r., No 81 Iratt street.
GEO. Y AANSoA Co. Agents, New Orleans, viii for.
their address. dIs-fF
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WINES AND L1AUOkSS.

A No. ICNHEDA or TIE REAL GENUINE BAL,
II moral Mount IA Dew se1'c. WaiskrS arrived,
et Qua by oar trr nFiL the e.ous M City Ale Faus
l3Ps Nassau street. Printing House square dOo.
Tab4nany Han Home Br,,scd Me- hrec cents
Incompatible. hlt m forget.
r'HE ATTENTION OF TUE TRApi. Is RESPECTFULLY
solicited 10 the superior quality Of Hammers fresh
bff"tu Nhanr0 sne Nt Thi. ale L. tresca fresh all
sons o! I've S'Hr and IT'S keeping aaly especially
be"fd nIns She most excessive hot weather, IS g1arnecd
iurAn! lth - tins. CAae 81. MID. aud 81 bbl,
Gf any put 81 tho cy ri New YORK. Pavnpnt
each o. ctN Orders cent % Hammers every fiar
en., MI be ..leadea 70 VIII despatch
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FIRST CLASS COOK, VINO CAN GIVE THE BEST
"A 81 recommendations for capahiv, Sc = DESTROYS
stuaton ~ private family wages 10 mee the t,ncs MAJ
h seen for two tysa l6 Wes 18TH ST. second door back
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As COOK WASHER AND fRoNER.-A Young wo
II man wishes etphon good plain c9aE excellent
washer aud rlner; would do h,usewqrk IL mall pirate
fanily Is willing and oleng; objection to 20 III the
country; three years city reference. Can b.
days az 2l2 Mulberry 81.
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A SITUATION WANTED BY 4 Young LADY AS
"a, operator On Wheelsr Wsons caci he; usisla,fs
shirt making thoroughly: wapd ike family sewing al Her
own Sc or viii 20 cut by the day. Inquire at 81 hilary
1T, Brooklyn. ''
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A IEspECrABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
- te atrc; can take care Of BABY from Us Birth Afs
t p experience In the ~ children; willing ard
.ohaia9 three yars' city reference from, her place
Cal ut 100 East 18th st.
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A RESPECTABLE GTRf. WANTS A sITUA ALTON 10
N do gcnerl hohsrwaik chamusrwor and Wa tnp Tho
best Of ty reference Can be days AT 50 Last
Warren st., brooklyn.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO
IA % ebaleFN0'E ~ waiting and assist IN the wash
rg ana ironing take care az children and do pan
scwing; rndors anas embrolcry objection tie
Bib av.
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As Cook.-WANTEp, A SITUATION, BY WEIGH
II Woman, ~ hrs class cook Best city reference Ia!l
At Is " ashington square, nom A. Nj. till n. NJ.
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NUKsE-WANTED, \ SITUATION by A YOUNG
~ woman ns nurse; is fully competent TO take The entire
chRrge 81 N mani rom lis birth; objection travel
with lady good city reference. Call for tyo days a, SO
West 18th S., between 5sh and 9th ayes, III rear
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE, J.. I.--TEoTTING. on FRIDAY, OCT.
~ 70, at 211 oc.ock.A match for $50 mile heats, best
tdec tn I'VE, to 100 pound wagons. L. WuodriG names
8 e. Frank Temples u. Tamon names black g. Lancet; 10
good track The viii leave the
william sburg ana Fulton ferries every tive mnntcs and
the South ferry every hour, East New York, and
thence by and the track and the
route. SHAW WHITE Proprietors.
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A RESfECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A
N situation n nurse ana seams III private family;
can take charge Of baby from its hh OBJ
short distance In the country Best Of y reference
Tor TIM days at ~ West S6 ST. between oh aud Broa-
way, In the basement
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CITCATloN WANTED-BY A PROTESTANT G ri, As
~ cook washer aud iroHer. has objection t. the
y Can DC seen for two days Il t3 West 18Th s OF
gih
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CD ADO FOR SAFE CHEAP IN BROOKLYN,
'pD.OUU. very comfortable 2H story House With
two story extension and kitchen Handsome Garden OF
berry bushes, vines and fruit all IN 90 order; has
barn situated Cnsson between ses and
Putnam avenues 100 yards from the price $1,000; cash
down $500 Also adjoining garden Lot each 25x0J iest st
class hborhood Inquire the premises, at IS Port
land avenue, OF Mr. II. KELLY
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FRENCH ADvmRrIsEmENrs.
spOYsTING.

DlCEoN SHpOTiNG.--A MATCH FOR FOUR HUN
l. dH9 dollar. viii take place ~ Oscar Sanfords Half
Way Hu# th lpy tFhursly) between Taylor of Jersey
cay, and lurnr II New YORK. Arrangements lase been
~ 9c ny NJ layer whereby tnrsn wishing attend the
N ach th iet FOR 40 ceuts cach by the NcWJersey
ai.no "A, stIrlIg It Ucock anal lotGrHingat n BIT
NC los hhohd ~ stormy wi be postponed until The
lr Any.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
n young person, Ingllsh seamstress and a maid
nndeTstn ms dress making; accustomed 10 travelling Al
dress ". D.. station A, Spring st. Post Office.
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! $ CgOR.-A SITUATION WANTED, BY A COME
"A tent woman, who thoroughly understands her business
~ cca Best city reference Call address loo West 1911
g ietv zen 9th aud 9TH avs.
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4 YOUNG LADY, or PREpOSESSfNG APPEARANCE,
n who has yet met with Of the opposite who
ills her bean ide of lover and husband wants 10 bcstow
her heart youn n'tmau, not thirty cars OF
who "knaws enough 10 IN ehen IL ians,' and VINO
viii be- willing and able devote himself to her happiness.
The Indy has the ADVANTAGES &c youth aud great cyc ions,
wishes in the gn"an talent and good looks Address
Carrie Huntington, box - Herald Office.
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FURNITURE.

r,rpNrriRE D0IJcHT-AIf, KINDS OF HOUSE,
ltai Furniture b@uGhi for cash, -ood price given.
- Tr III "a avenue, 1hf'yfGath street. Please gal
address ruraure a1ovt. y. B.A good assortment, OF
:. coma Nand Furniture iOr saie.
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A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A PLAIN
IL private FAMILY do chanberNork general house
Call at her last place No. - Wilouthby S., Hro,klyn
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ITO LET-oN WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, FIRST
class three story hi III basement and suo-cear brick
House, fnl 'front.' plrors elegantly frescoed worth @l2JD
Per annnm. fe tai only $780, Apply a. The AT Gal
lcry, All Broaiway.
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llOlG HORSES Will. BE TAKEN on LIVERY AT
" the Union Cluo stable IS West Twenty eighth street,
$50 per month very clean and pleasant stable above
ground well vcnatet Gentlemen wishing sood and
attention, viii do well % call
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IluRYIruRE-InE HIGHEST PRICES rAlD FOR
T. second hanl f0alNtr and CARPETS "a any auenu'y,
small lots large enNH ~ calls attended ~ good stock
a,wnys hand hiess 80 HUDSON street, near fefr5.
Don't forget ;nn ufluhtr
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400 LATE FoI. CLAss1FTcATIoN.

4 PPLY THIS DAN,-A GOOD BUSINESS HAND
"A writing guaranteed to yosng men n ten lesson q q
hour each Bookkeeping reduced TO $i3 for Thorough
course of destruction. Private lessons gwen.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, No Fourth avenue.
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HELP 1yANTED-EEMALEs.

A NUMBER OF GERMAN WOMEN WANT SITUA
"A tens; they are strong neat civil and good cooks
crs ironeis and general cIs also Scotch Pro-
"san, q Frenc and an American woman all with good
sielences AT the Large Institute, Sixth
lin ST. MRS. FLOYD.
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DooMs WANTEp-A rARLoR AND BEDROOM On
IN the second oor with bath: must be handsomely iir
nshcd and between Eighth aud Twenlyals streets aud
Broadway and Sxl avcne vicinity Of union sGunc pre-
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! I'O LET-sToRE. AND. HOUSE CORNER or WEST
l. Bioadw ny ana Franklin irraie and
gwen Apply . JACOB A. IATAEl No III E,soA street.
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sALNs oE REAL EsTA,1E

IIoR sALE--sIX GOOD FARMS. NEAR sOMERvILLE,
II NJ y miles from New YnIk seven times dry W
railroad 10 % l5 acrrs: desirable locations OF different
kinds. Particulars by TiI0S 5. GATHERS Jersey HOTEL IL
Cortandt Street, New YORK.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, .ve.. TO LET.

fTo LET-No 1865 CHARLES STREET, To A SMALL
iaay Stohd Floor ise rooms, 1--WE paaifios ana back
BASEMENT water, gas separate wishh0usr nice yard.
&c.; the other part occupied by -four adults Rent low io
suit able tenant
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NOTE LoST-A NOTE DRAWN by W. GORDON, TO
In his oder, SIT 81 dated May o. 1861 - lays due
August 10 payable AZ 10 Beaver street. On above noe was
endorsed payments OF S2ji a. A liberal reward VIII be
paid Tor return of said any informant ion oudllg
thereto q. W. RYCbMAN Jr., l2i peag street.
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A SITUATION WANTED--AS CHAMBERMAID AND
u waitress only, by competent girl
h eooi city reference. CAL for days 81 18th
81, near I'd az, first floor front room.
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BOARD IN BEOoELYN-A PLEASANT, THIRD sTO-
II trout with closet, and suitable FOR
two gentlemen, may be obtained in small pirate family
al ~ Joraiemon street, the Wall and South
rieg
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mo LET-ON UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE TERMS, TIL
two very desirable oAss and $50 Twenty third
street, ulso I3 Yves, Twenty fourth complete
par. Apply 10 ?. HARMOAYS NEPiiEWS 4 Co, 81
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L'OR SALIs--A GOOD, SOUND HORSE AND LIGHT
J. two seat Ro.saway Carriage and Harness. Tie Car
Iiage and Harness nearly The whole i be so very
reasonably as the has not sufficient use for ,en
Can b. seen Pctons stable, OF TYeny-.yenth
street and Broadway For terms apply to Dr. Chiffon W
Prince street, corner Of Mercer.
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NSvANrND--.. FURNISHED HOUSE IN GOOD Lo-
w ecaon. having TO lei may hear o. purity
by addressing ". H. $40 Nov YORK Post oicc stat
location. Irc2. e.
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NOR SAL E-A SPLENDID PAIR or sOEREL HORSES,
7anl years old i5a hands high, very stylish and well
matched gentle in sugc double harness. just arrived
from country, and may be at The Metropolitan
Stables corner Prince and Crosby streets.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A sITUA.
"A zion TO general house work tanily
reference Can DC Tor two days c. Nassau Brook
lyn.
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coEO IF CAN SELL THE FRUIT AND CON-
GCcO. fec.ionery store, 80 Eat Twelfth street, this
week. will sell for the above II II worth $1 w
any Good stock good futures, good trade. No. 81
East Twelfth street, Broadway
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rT,O LET-TO GENTLEMEN OR TO SMALL FAMILY,
part OF two Flpors furnished very handsomely
and comfortably with convenience for cooking. References
reQuired. Inlnire az SIS Ionrlh street
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THIRD AVENUE STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE
l. Situated on OF tne most prominent corners For
further formation nr A. b. box Ill Herald Gice
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

4 thREIAGES FOR SALE CIEAP.-ONE GOOD Sc
~ cond hand Curtain Coc, lightly built only six months
in by private taig good second hand Rocrway,
with Pole and shafts this Che country
bya private family; one Basey wagon with Skating top.
only iced vc times. ANY city built order. To be sold
Mha'eycr they will bring. Apply to BRADLEY, stable 90
West Sixlcen,h street.