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II x G U r 8 = o N
STEAMER N. P. BANKS |

Ill! ON and after JUNE LIST, 80
AszsaEsasSk s the Steamer N.p.BANKE
Capt. T. MCCARRICK, will leave Norfolk
ats o'clock A. NJ, every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday for Cherrystone. s1ss
day for Mathews, Yorktown and Glou-
cester Point, touching al Portsmouth and
Old Point going and returning. q F1a
Persons desiring to avail themselves of
q trip from Norfolk, returning same day,
can procure Tickets good Tor one day
only at 81 for Round Trip. Children be-
tween and IL years Of age Hall Fare,
50 cents. log 4 t3tf 79tg@{
All Freighis TO Mathews must be pre-
paid. $50 as5S&p &A
Freight received from O'Clock A, N. 10
q O'Clock p. NJ, and from 3 TOT d clock r. M.
~ THOS. H., W EBBs,9a4a
iu3-tf E3"i4 Agent.
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a yOungSIef, VINO nau Deen
detected by his father in the
act of stealing some fruit stored
for winter consumption, was
angrily hidden to go into the
next room and prepare himself
for a severe hogging.' Having
finished the work which he
had in hand, the memorable
parent armed himself with a
stout horsewhip, and went in
quest Of the culprit, whom he
found ornamented with a hump
at which Quasimodo himself
would have huddered. What
on airth have you got on your
back ? asked the wondering
sire. a leather apron, re-
piled John, three double You
told me to prepare myself for a
severe fogging, and l guess
| We done the best | could 7
How Beau Hickman Saved
| his Wardpbe.-ln connection
/ with the recent destruction by
fire of Canterbury Hall, in
Washington, the correspondent
of a New Orleans paper mem
tions the circumstances that the
famous Beau Hickman occupied
a room in q building adjoining
the Canterbury, and that the
tiremen, by superhuman eff
forts, managed to save Hick-
man wardrobe. 1t seems thai
at the time Of the fire Beau had
not laid off his clothes; that the
fgemen brought him fully dres-
sed out OF the window, and SO
saved the entire wardrobe OF
Beau Hickman. -..
An Aged Pear. Tree.-Per-
haps the oldest, and conse~
quently, the most interesting
specimen of fruit trees in this
section of New Jersey, at least,
is that of a pear tree, which
now stands on the original
Harrison estate, within the in
corporate limits Of Gloucester
city. The tree is over $50 years
old, having been brought to
this country by Captain Sam
uel Harrison, son of the Regi-
eide, about the year l7l6, in a
flower pot, who planted it
upon his premises, where it has
ever since stood, monument
of the past. 1t is still in a
bearing condition, and the
fruit is of a delicious charac-
Ter. The tree is about twenty
feet in height and four feet in
circumference, This specimen
has always borne the name Of
the Burgamy pear, and the
tree has been carefully guar
: ded:: Some Of the branches,
however, are decaying, and
occasionally, for several years
, past, it has not borne fruit, but
the present year has yielded
nicely.
A high officer of the Sons of
of Temperance pretending him
self with the smell of grog he
had been drinking upon him,
at the door Of a Division for
admission, was waited upon by
an Irish sentinel, to whom he
gave the password, when the
following passed (:
'Sir, said he, AN yez are
Mister Outright, the Grand
Worthy Patriarch of the State
of Khaintuck; l do be after
belavin.
YES .said Jim, you are per-
fectly right my friend; but why
do you ask the question ?
80 tell you the truth, then
sir, and shame the devil, said
Pat, l'yez do be havin't the
right password for Son OF
Temperance, entirely; but by
the Holy Virgin and the blessed
st. Pathrick, yez got the wrong
! smell.
A sHow are you,' we said to an
| ardent young friend yesterday
afternoon. AS he took our
hand with the kind geniality
of his nature, he said hurried
ly, How dop Cant stop.
I've got base ball on the brain,
and away he sped at full speed
II 7 - tAI1o
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New Advertisements.
r H. GRovEsTEEN. founder of the old
u and favorably known House OF Gro
vesteen & Co.
GR0VESTEEN, FULLER b GO.
.. HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
NEW WAREROOMS,
SIS MERCER RTRET NEW YORK.

PA NO-F FORT ES.
The greatincrease in the demand Tor
our Piano-Fortes throughout the country,
have compelled us to.extend our manu-
featuring facilities to three times their
former size, and having added manynew
improvements in manufacturing. we
shall continue to keep our prices the
same as they always have been, the low
est of any First Glass Piano Forte max or
by a6 least one-thl~d, and we respectfully
solicit by parties about purchasing COM
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A meeting of German Catho-
lie liberals took place on July
25th at Gratz, under the presi-
dentcy of Professor Davidowsky.
After an address from M. Uh-
Itch, a speaker Of high reputa-
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New Advertiser ents.
SteubenyiIle, Ohio, Female Seminary.

Delightfully."- situated on the banks of
the Ohio. Forty years in successful oper-
aiou. Unusual advantages in soil and
forty weeks begins SEPTEM BER 7, 1859,
Entire expense about IS 90 9 week.
Twenty-Five per cent. deduction for
daughters of ministers. Send for Cata-
logue to REV. CHAS. G. BEATTY, D. D.,
IL: D., Superintendent. or REV. "A. NJ.
REID, A. NJ, Principal. ~. .
$9A Day for all. Address A. s. FULL
MAN NY.
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On and after WEDNESDAY next, Ilth
Aug st, the Passenger Trains over the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad will
run as follows:
Arrive at Petersburg daily at....9.20 A. NJ.
Leave Petersburg daily At..."...4.00 IN.
Arrive at Norfolk daily at.........7.20 p. NJ.
Connecting at Norfolk with steamships
of Old Dominion steamship Co. for New
York.
Making close connection at Petersburg
WITH Passenger Trains Cf South Side Rail-
road 10 and from Lynehburg. Bristol,
Knox vii e, Memphis, NeW Orleans, Nash
vile, Atlanta, and all points West and
South West. ,-....ss-
Connecting also WITH Trains of Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad to and
from Richmond.
eA- Baggage checked through.
j. ID. PROCTOR,
auIO Mast er Trans, Ortatiou.
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EKANKLIN SAVINGS BAN =

ESkAN * LIN SAVINGS BAN \ =,
OFFICE No. AZ BANK STREk2.
p JNO. B. WHITEHEAD. President.
. - -f Directors:
SAM'L FL, HODGES, J.I. BLooDGooD,
WIN, WARD, JNO. JAMES,
Dr.. WIN. j. MOORE. JIG. POLLARD.
g., q JOS. G. DEMING, Cashier.
C.n. LANGLEY, Ass't Cashier
@- This Bank "a Open for Basiness. ~ekfs
Interest at the rate of SIX PER GEM
per annum will be allowed on all existing
deposites made since the resumption O.
business, from the LIST of January, 1863
and also, on all deposites hereafter made.
from the date OF deposite until date O;
withdrawal, ten days notice to be requlf
ed, however, before withdrawal: Ne
change In the rate of interests per cens
allowed on. old deposites. The accounts
of the new Depositors are kept separate
from those of the old, so as to answer IDS
demands Of the new Depos1tors. s.
All indebted to this Institution VIII
please cali and pay, or curta1l and renew
heir paper. mhle-lV
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ADVERTISEMENTS received Tor all Oily
and country newspa pers, throughout the
States, Canadas, cuba, and Brazil lat Pub
lisners' lowest rates.
ThE UNITED LIST comprises so lead
Ing Dailies and 81 first class Week1ys,
and has an aggregate circulation of
nearly Nine Millions per month, con-
tanning such papers as the New York
York Herald, Tribune, Frank LesIie's
ana Harper's Weekly. Thoge who wish
q good advertising field should send for
liML of .PMpers and estimate ie29.If
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Rail Roads.


Z9SE II Sc
WIN e II SCHEDULE.-R1CH
" MOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD On and after FRIDAY, the 9th
instant, the trains over this road will be
run as follows:
Leave Richmond at A. M. and 2,35 p. NJ.
Leave Petersburg at 1925 A. M. and $50
Pm.
Accommodation Tram, B ith passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily
Sundays excepted) at 4.l0 P. M.
NJ. Train will not leave Rich
SUNDAYS, and .the $50 p. M
not leave Petersburg on SUN.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2.35
p. NJ. Train, running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk 81. Baggage checked
through,
Passengers for Clever Fill will take the
A. M. Train on WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, connecting at Chester with
Coal train, returning to Richmond same
days at 10 P. M.
E. II. GILL,
OCH Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT.
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gaQ,as,., Machtnist, afili.y,iohe ana
l-- 'l'' BttsckSansth, .''A
Is now prepared TO execute all kinda of
work with neatness and dispatch, AL.
kinds of Old Machinery bought. Steam
and Vacuum Guages repaired. Scales o
Sowing Machines and all other small
Machinery repairs ID and put in working
order, 49, .e's TaaA de3
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Banks.
ERCHANTS a. BECsE4tNn
i've SAVINGS BANA.,

ERCHANTS d. aSECGE4&Nn
I'VE AVINGS BAfSA>.
OFFICE No. 81, NAM .Ia&2'
Pysssdsst, a1f rs sts-
wa. 4. HAkltlfta'% =. t- tt.s
iAA Dsreoiorss
Jos. II. SPkArLE1, D. b. ai%k3r..
L. SALISBURY, C. W. GRAEns
e. DELAuV. JAS Y LRiap
WA. ii. WALES. Casatss. $3.50,
This Bank Is is open 1or the resumption
Of business. Deposits received upon the
usual terms, interest being allowed at tbe
rate of SIX per cent. on all amounts re
manning on deposit for 90days or upwards.
Four per cent. for a less period; lnterts
commencing 10 days after deposit, an
ceaslng 10 days prior to the withdrawal +
The Institution keeping accounts OF IL
New Depositors entirely separate iron
those OF the Old DeposiGors, SO as to an
swer the demand OF the New Depesltorss
ALI tndebttd to our Institution WILL
please call, pay, curtail, or renew the1!
paper.
The Board OF Directors will meet ever,
Wednesday, ana Saturday morning at
o'clock.
& lS-lp -
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NUMB ERLAND DIVERSITY,
OLebanon, Tenn, has 75S students.
$40 PER DAY GUARANTEED

Agents. to sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. 1t makes the LOCK STITCH
ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, bas the under
iced, and is equal i'll every respect 10 any
Sewing Machine ever invented, Pr1ce
Rl5. Warranted for years. SEND TOR
circular. Address JOHNSON, CLARK 4
Co, Boston Mess, PltLsburg, Pa. or st.
Louis, Mo.
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Great DIstri b u t j o !
By The Metropolitan Gilt Co.
Cash GIFTS to the Amount OF $500 900.
EVER TICKET DRAW a PRIZE.

Cash gifts to the Amount OF $500 600.
EVER JACKET DRAW a PRIZE.
s Cash Gifts ...,..,....-... ch 800
10 ~ ,,.,,..........,., 1900
20 .,........ ...-.. $500
AZ ....-..'''.....'.' I,1oo
200 ..,....,.......... . $40
$40 ..,...,,.......... p" I9u
SO Elegant Rosewood Pianos,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS each y w 10 SgU0
rs Elegant noseWouu dslo-
d1ans... .,..,...s,' 'eitcn 70 10 lOO
$50 Sewing Mach.nes,.... e 6Ol rs
$40 Il I'D WaLcnes.... - 70 TO SUI
Cash Prizes, silver Ware, SO,
ValuSu AT ...,.'s's'.'.'.'. al,ouV,uJV
A chance TO draw any OF the above
Prizes Tor 10c. 1lcketS UeGcrlplnR PIlzeS
are sealed Ia Envelopes an well 10 iXed.
On receipt of Csc. Il se4lcd ticket Is drawn
without choice ana SEM Dy mai TO any
address The prize ma i d 3 IL will
be delivered to Inc l1ck holder on pay
ment of one Dollar. PIi2es re l1Anedl-
ately sent TO any address BY e )ress or
return mail.
You wll Anow what your Pr,4a is before
you pay Tor 1t. Any priza Exchanged for
another OF same value. no Blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair deal &.
REFERENCES We select the following
from many VINO nave lately drawn Valu-
able Prizes and kindly permltteG Us to
publish them: Andrew j burns, CAloago,
$4,000 Miss Clara = walker. 6a4tlinore,
Piano, @6UU james M hdttil0"S, Oit,
$1,000; john Il Andrews, Savannah, 81, 900;
Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano,
$500. We publish no names without per-
mission.
OPINIONS oF THE PRESS 1.-THE firm is
reliable and deserve their success. -
Weakly Tribune, May $. "We KIN, "
them to be a fair dealing firm.'-N Yol <
Herald, May rs. "a frleno OF ours DIRE
a $500 prize, which was promptly recelv-
5 ''-Daily News, June 8.
send for circular. Liberal 1ndueeln ehts
to Agents. Satisfaction guar anIeed.
every package of sealed ENVELOPES con-
latnsoNE CASH GIFT. six Ticke,s for vi;
Is for So: IS Tor S.; 10 tor SIS. All letters
guould be addressed 10
HARPER, WILSON & CO.,
l73 Broadway, New York,
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TINTED STATE Err
~ Using AGENCY, @a@''. s
EsTABJIsHEp 1892 .-.ta

J. A. VOoE, Proprietor,
I25, 127, 4 l29 FULTON ST, Cor. Nassau.
(Old Herald Building) saa
w. N EW 70 X K,
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TsMPLOVNIEN that pays. For par.
t. tlculars address s M SPENCER q Co.,
BratJI eDorO, Vt
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ROSADALIS.
CANNOT BE DETECTED.

nor is 1t unpleasant to the taste. Full
directions and treatise accompany each
oottle. Sent by express on receipt of tn
money. free from observation,
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7NHE EMPIRE TRIUMPH AN I

TIE superior merits of these Sewing
Machines are now established beyond q
question. They take the first prizes al
every Fair for simplicity, durability and
Speed. The stitches are uniform, alike
on both sides. The machines run noise
less, perfectly easy, and do the largest
range of work. rt.I E
Agents required; LIBERAL discount al
lowed. Send for circulars, samples, &C.,
10 the principal Office, ..te
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
je29.tf 294 Bowery, N. Y.
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CRoToN AQUEDucT DEPARTMENT.

TO CONTRACTORs.Sepa sealed proposals, each
dorsed with the title Of the which relates the
OF bidder and date Of Offering will be received at this Office
until IL O'Clock A. H. OF Tuesday I'D is for the
ton of the following stone block phvenents, vzTenth
street. between Fifth and University place; Sixty
third street, between Third and Lexington Forty
first street. from Fourth Madison Georck street.
from Delaney TO Ryngon street. Laht street. from Canal
to West Thirty street, Third
avenues Thirtieth street. from Eighth to Ninth and
Lspenad street. from Broadway to West Broadway, and
for the laying OF crosswalks from opposite SOL Sixth
TO oppose 2s0 Broadway Firth avenue at l29h. l2eh,
l3lst and 1921 opposite 723 Sixth
West street, from south side Perry to pier 81
Blank forms for bids and further information BIO OBJ
tanned application 10 the Contract CLERK, at this oce
Roturaa, Park.
THOMAS STEPHENa, J Croton
ROBERT L. DARRAGH,} Aquetuct
GEORGE S. GREENE, } Board,
New YORK, Nov. s, 1863.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF PRovfsloNs AND CLoruING,i
proposals endorsed proposals for VIII
be received ut this Bureau until two O'Clock r. the 18th
day OF November 1862 for the supply OF 600 Mattresses
io at the fhiadephs Navy Yard, and 0JO the Boston
Navy Yard.
hundred mattresses to be delivered at tho New
York Navy Yard must have each, balance
2 TO he delivered without fhc maitressost to
be delivered at the Philadelphia Boston Navy Yards
must have each.
Each mattress must weigh ten pounds including ticking
which be cut six feet six inches length ,hryone
inches wide The inches
IN length and twentynne inches IN width Ihe hair ekas
yards at New York; Philadelphia and Boston and at this
one thousand mattresses be delivered the Navy
Yard New York. five hundred at the Nary Yard Phaiel-
and the balance within ninety days from the date OF the
Bonds, with approved security vii, be required In one
quarter the estimated amount Of tho contract, and twenty
each as collateral for the duo
Of the contract which reservation will not be paid the
Every offer be accompanied by a written guarantee
sgned responsible that the bidder
obligation within five days. with good apd sufficient sueties
propsaI considered accompanied by such
guarantee and the Department reserves the right TO reject
certified BY the Internal the dis
rct IN which they reside and unless the license required by
reject proposal not considered advantageous to the
eminent. L. T. DUNN, Chief of bureau.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL TAR.-THE MANHATTAN
Gas Light Company is prepared TO reccive proposals
Of cos be produced Ut the works and to be delivered
into the wells Of the company for term Of years from the
desgned must be sealed and endorsed Proposa for Coal
each ton ~ cos az The 0s ,as e
The quantity Of coal cnrbonzed per Is about 10000
twelve gallons The company do not bind themselves 70
cept the offer OF the lowest or any bidder Any further In
SABBArON, Engineer, Manhattan Gas Light Company.
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CUCKOO cLoCKs-uUR PATTERN AND nANUFAc
ure American Watches IN grss. varieties
F1BLD cos, Jewellers s,xh avesn eo9nes SeuStssneA
akreet kghh avenue sernsT Twenty slah noeee
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% WEST TwENTY-sRCoND STREET, BETWEEN
I'D Fifth and Sirih avenuos-Nesyly and handsomely
furnished Rooms 10 let, with or without Board.
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10 BOND STREET, SEVEN DOORS FROM BROAD
Id way.--Smnishef Rooms, for gentlemen only; 10
meals two suits and Hall Room second door;
moving lst Of NAV.
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QTH STREET NEAR BROADWAY TWO ROOMS
- connecng suitable for party ~ gentlemen; also Table
Board two References exchanged Apply al 81
East Ninth street
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Oc EAST TwENTY.FOURTH STREET, NEAR NADI-
Z.D square.-Second noor suite with Board; also
Room genternan second door from Madison
House frat class
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7dTH STREET, CORNER SECOND AVENUE, 800 AND
t 30.- Handsomely furnished extension Rooms to let
WITH EoaEd. No eALdran o. nurses taken.
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HOUSE FURNITURE AND STABLE FOR SALEM
Thirtyfourth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
first class story brown house, built tho
and finished Ia hard wood; s 25x60 feet with IL
brary extension and Is in perfect order throughout lot full
depth will be sold 1t stands handsomely furnished, and
also detached stable. Apply to L. H. LUDLOW CO., No.
8 Pine street.
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80 WEST SIXTEENTH sTREET.-ELE9ANT SUIT OF
IL Parlors TO ls;, with without Board also sin
Rooms for gentlemen, without board.
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1ETH STREET. BETWEEN BROADWAY AND FIFTH
III avenueheganty Furnished front Room second door,
with Board; terms moderate address, MADISON, Herald
onice
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Oe THIRD STREET TWO BLOCKS EAST or
~ BroawGy-Niccy furnished front Room suitable Tor
ono or two Persons gas bsn hot and cold water &C.
moderate.
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a WEST TwESTY.FIRsT STREET. -ELRGANTLT
~ furnished Rooms 20 lot IN suits hoorsi With without
private table. Also two single Rooms.
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n EAST TWENTYsKc0ND sTREEf.-A PRIVATE
~ family vii e, 4 Pagor Floor and Sui, 81 Rooms a
third nooT 'front.' elegantly furnished, with o. without pr
vAte table.
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9th STREET, CORNER OF BROAnWAY.-AT THE
Q Rochester Hotel b. s. CUNNlASToN, you can ee &C
somuspdated With good Board aad pleasant Rooms.
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10 AND 20 WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR NEW YORK
10 H0tel-n frs class French house Parors and Bed
rooms 10 rent to families aud gentlemen pirate table II pre-
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II BLOCKS WEST OF BROADWAY, IN BLEECRER
u street ara me Rooms with GOOD Roar for families
single gentlemen terms moderate. Apply Isl Blocker
street
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COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, $50 BROADwAy.-ELE
" gantly urnished Suits Of Rooms on frat and second
noors fronting Broadway g per week. rear Sl4; single
Rooms % per week liable dhots a.
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CA WEST TWENTY NINTH sTREFT-a PAILOR
Lf and large Bedroom with modern improvements, Tor
one or two gentlemen third noo small family house est
eIasa
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Oh WEST THTRTY-NfSTH STREET.-THE LET, WITH
IT Board. LARGE desirable Room second POOR Ref
erences given and required
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eTu AVENUE, OPPOSITE THE BREyORr HOUSE
ID Handsomely furnished Suits o. Rooms, with Board
private table desired the first class house 10 Fifth ave
hue. References exchanged.
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DIST sTREET.-A VERY DESIRABLE BACK PARLOR
- anc large Room third noor both Handsomely fur
nshed with convenience aud Board
rcasonablc TO permanent parties, go West Twentyrst
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DOR SALE CHEAP-THE THREE STORY BRICK
high stoop small House No 253 West Twentieth street;
hot and cold water bath range stationary tubs &C., in
good order Price $l06O0 terms easy Apply to
en
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TO WEST ELEVENTH STREET. -HANDsOMELY FUR.
nished Rooms sny suite also entire Erst noor
suitable for family erns moderated references exchang
I'd. Day bcarders.
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90 WEST THIRTYs SECOND sTREET-A HANDSOME
ferenceR exchanged
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10 IRVING PLACE.-A LARGE ROOM on THIRD
III hoor neatly furnished with first class Board gentle
nan and wife Or two single gent emeni references.
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no.nnrRs AND IopcRps WANTED.

4 BLOCK FROM CITY HhLL-fSrEiNAIIoNAL no
tel junction of William, Duane rad Shanipors ~
Rooms 50 and 20 day. 81 10 90 week open All
night
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DUPONT HOUSES AND UPWARDS FOR SINGLE
- Rooms with board Rooms without board, by the week
or night; Board and Rooms day 81 So at 76 Hudson ST.
SUAMIT HOTEL, CORNER OF BowERY AND CANAL
week or month b. BREEDER, Proprietor
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10 BANK sTREET-A WIDOW LADY HAS NEAT
i = IL furnished Room to et suitable for gentleman,
with partial Board where the comforts Of good home may
enlOvaI
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90 THIRD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNISHED
40 Room to rent two persons without board
family private; gas bath &C.; terms moderate perma.
nenty engaged references exchanged.
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BoARDERs AND LoDGERs WANTED.

OcJ WEST FIFTEENTH sTREET-wITH BOARD TO
-Ol gentleman and wife. splendid story mont
Room, elegantly furnished, Ia small family, moderate
price.
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IT UNIVERSITY PRAcE, coRSER OF CLINTON
place-Fiae Rooms Handsomely furnished % lei, sin
gy or en- suite With Board, families Terms moderate
Reference required.
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II WEST THTRTYSINTa sTREET.-A SECOND
story front Room 70 lei 70 gentleman and wife, with
alcove; house Grs; class also single Room Tor Gentleman
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.
BRICK FACTORY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
n for other Property; heavy walls and timber suit ape
for any kind Of machinery Inquire Of TAYLOR, 50 Cedar