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HAYt-HAYl ~

NOTICE To PERSONS IN WANT OF HAYf
r, OW laHciag Al Pages Wharf, Seventh erect,
- Washington, 300 bundles best baIed hay,
which will be sold at the What, at 81 50 per 100
o. IF taken from The Wh2rf
NATTINGLY B. BROTHER.
NAV 25-lw (IDtPD
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- There are now published in Cincinnati
10 daily and 26 weekly pasers, l6 monthly
periodicals., and quarterly magazines; with
10 them
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A NEW TWO STORY
an attic Brick House. with two stoy back
building, cOntliug large Hal and ten go ld 70, ms
To careful tenant The rent will he vpry mrfer;fa
For further particulars enquire OF Mr.. PHILIP
MACKEY, corner Fourth and Streets
NAV .0-lws
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cy &c. MCGUIRE, Auct,oresY.

gy }. e.. MCGUIRE, ArctioHssT.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTIN TIE
First Wand ut Aurunn On TUESDAY af
t"fon'n, tan" 5ih, Al o'clock, the premises.
shall sell IT, M 20, in SVuara 10l, having fronI
O. 81 fsel norh I, .rtwr' 90th and 9st street,
running back so feet 3 inches, 10 20 feet alley ;
there j. also ten feet al ~ running ire full depth
at the lot On the east -i'ie
This lot * handsomely situ7trd, fronting al i'm
proved public reservation on PENNSYLVANIA rv-nUe,
and - a very desirable location tor priyai, reel
dtnce.
Tile perfect
Terms: OHe-fourth cash the residue in six,
twelve and eiIheen months, salts &C Crly secured,
bearing Interest.
Jas. c. NcGTIRE,
may 25-sOSds huct!OneCT.
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Ry GTaEs a. sCuTT. Auetionesrs.

Ny e q D. ~ g. SCDTG. AuGttohesrs'
ii'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ing Lot, - Ga,ri on llih street west, near Ma
ryIand avenu., 8; Auciion-On WEDNE>DAi
18th June, shah sell, ia front of the premises 4:
o'ciCck p. IN by virtue If a iced 81 tr 49, bearin
date The 25'h .ay Of August 1851 ard daily rec"Tc
ed IN enc ftSe land records tor NJ i!i"tOD County
In TIE District Of Columbia part of Lot 10 Eve, 81
IN square NJ three han red and Il three, iS3,D
ha-;n: front Of ier. On lI;h street west brtw
south and streets, and running hack 90 feet
lOX inches: with the Frov. Reut, whith is flame
tenement, and considered on of the most lgble
building lots on the island.
T. rms: One-tbiTi Ca the balance IN 6 ard IL
mO"thS the purchaser give 70. she deferred
payTen. S, t.a.iug INTEREST fem cav of sale.
A deed given and a deed Cf tiusi iakeE.
All cOnveYancia G Ct c"st q; Purchaser.
LAMBERT FREE. Trustee.
GREEN s. SCOTT,
may Sl-eo&ds Auctioneers.
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EV kNiNG STAR.
Local Intellieence.

TIE VorE LAST YEAR.-As q matter OF In.
terest We publish the state Of tho vote Of las,
June TOR Mayor and other oflcers OF the cor
poraton. Il will serve useful purpose Tor
eference:
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Auction Sales.
a~For .assion sarss sec fr,s pas. "a


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS a, Auction
Y Tn WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day Of June we
shall sell, on the premises at o'clock y. m Lots
Nos, ), a. and s, in Square No. 500, fro ling 20 eti
each en- north X slirri, between 1t and 81 streets
west, running hack 100 feet to a % feet sEey.
TIE abnvs ID RtioE cd proter Is handsomely 10
car; little northwest o: the rSilrOau depot.
Terms: Ono t3ITa cash; balance credit OF SIX
and twelve mont=s, for no;cs bearing in' real II IN
he day Of sale.
: de. d gwen ind deed OF trust taken II secure
dsfe red payments.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may 3l-ecSds AuctIoEccrs.
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Hy GEiEBa Il SCOTT. Auctlonesrs.

- u - IL 80 ~ SSoIts AIctaOncG D.
7 AK.iE AND CONMODIUUS BRICK HOJSE
4 and LOT On 'aDiOI hill at Auciion.-On FRI
uaE tie lst dry az jun", siiall sell, al o. J
? 5r., on the premises, the large AID well bIri
'nge"-s'"'y bIirs House, la;;Iy occupied hy tie
u q Judge traHch. situated Of Gula,> at- s,vCa3G
nrXi q lii" corner OF north street, near the nOuh
Ctpj1i gaze. Tn" house c0ntt'ns thirteen c.nvr
NEATLY arra"Cef rooms. ana wi1s IA sage hrungt
the house, aui bum with thick walls, and "a CciiI.
uit'r the ~hne building, and the lot b-ir half Of
Lot 10. 8, III square No. 66S, having a front o.
thirty feet six inches, running 1875 feet seven inches
- i thirty feCt alley. The aEUye-descri5ed prop
CITY = certainly Of the handsoniest LOCATIONS
and TE''sI beautiful sites in Washington. presenting
TIE most commanding view. There j. also puIn3
Of excellent " alter near the door.
Ttim,: One fourth cash; balance in 1ae two.
thu", and ru= Yeas, tine purchaser 10 give n.tes
for e deferred payments, bearing in:sres: from day
of sale
4 deed given and deed Of trust taken.
iijiC ina Sputable.
Al conveyance At Ike cost "f the purchaser
GREEN s. SCOTT,
may 25-d hucuoncrrs
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.

II HE subscriber begs leave % inform the public
I thar he has opened store al 400 Seventh 81.
heI,geen and Z streets, where he has a general
assortment of Housekeeping Hardware, Cutlery,
silver Plated Britannia, Japanned and PLAIN Tin
Ware, Wooden, Willow and Cedar Ware, Clocks,
Bird Gags, Feather busters, Brushes, BTooms,
Baskets, Mats. Also, 6ne Pocket Cutlery, Razou,
Scissors, Combs, &c.
Ills goods are entirely new, and were selected
from the latest and most approved styles They
were bought for cash, and will be cold the Iowes
possible prices.
Persons wishing to purchase are invited 70 az
smine his stock and prices, as he Is confident h.
can offer them greater inducements than they viii
meet with elsewhere in the city.
map % ST GEO FRANCIS.
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e~JcE receives all the Books anf Esv
prpers fact published He Is agent for Harpers arf al
tle other Magazines, and readers will always ind
and good assortment of Blank Books aud Stationery
hls Bookstore Odeon BnildinE. Pa avenue sn5 st
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EANs. PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES,
Il &c, &c.-We have now in store a large vari-
ETY. Of nne and cOmmoR Pans, Harri ion's and Luz
bins celebrated PeTfumeTy, Brushes, Combs, foolh
Powders, playing and visiting Cards, fine Portmon-
rates, Cigar Caser, Card Cases, Baskets, Canes,
&c SC, all Of which we are selling out at low
prices 10 suit the times at The Piano. Music, Sta
IOnery, Perfumery, and Fancy Goods Store Of
JOHN r. ELLIS,
3O6 Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
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Arrival of the African squ.dron's Nail.
New York May 81 The barqus cstharins
Phillips arrived at Salem thi. morning from
the COST Of Africa She brings the mail Of
he African squadron
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Hy >. II. nee JIRE. Auct,on.er.

Gy -. -. mcS o1hEs AucttSSScrs
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
Sale.--rhe subscriber will sell at public safe,
an MONDAY, the 1871 day of jane. 1855, al O'cik
p III on the premi-es, lot no %, ia square 867,
fronting % feet on ION street west, between " and
q streets north, and Improvements, which consist
Of Two small frame houses.
Terms al sale; Ono third cash. and balance i'm 6,
IL and Ia month EOtt :, bearing interest from ay OF
sale, secured by deed OF trust upon the property
Ii The terms are not complied with in q rec d.; q
a!teT the sale. The property will be reSoj az the sk
and expense OF the purchaser q.
All cCayeyancing at the expense of purchaser
CHAS \. WALLACE, Attorney.
JAMES &. MCGUIRE,
may 25-eo&Gs AueIiOneer.
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Apply a; WlLLhRD'S HOTEL.
may 2S-lW
gar aNTED-A PARTNER To WORK 4
70 Stone Quarry and contract for sale 81 Ston"
TO Government. and others, there bcing great de-
iRand for stone. This Quarry i Immediately 0pn0
site GeOrget WI. Larga shanty, blacksmith shop,
and eVery implement on the spct. 'ffis quarry fur
nishes the best and largest truck one, sc. A
chance Is now offered Gail or write 80
LLOYD & co,
Fifteenth street, cpPo. The Treasury.
may 3-tf
aTANTEO-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w they can get lot 81 feet from; by l3J feat
deep, for the low price OF &75-rayG5ie s. month
without interest. hpn!v a, ihe Union Land Office
an ST., above obi Fellows Hall.
up 28-3m JOHN FOX, Sec.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RHroRTKD FoR TEK
DAILY EVENING STAR.
Termination Of a long pending Libel Sun

rs. Beach, tof The sun newspaper to recover
damages for an alleged libel, Published In tho
police reports Eve years ago, terminated Ia
the Superior Court this morning. AvTdiet
was rendered In favor Of the defendant.
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NOTICE.
DR.. THEOD. HANSMAN

Keeps ns Off - hours from eight 10 ten O'Clock Ia
no. sos SsvsHih -, OPP. odSF epops H'3
may 23-lm-
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NALUABLE TRACTS OF LANE NEAR taa
lily, AZ Private Sale.-FoT safe :urr var" de-
sI!ate and rgI5ly situated tracts OF aud. c0rsia-
ing about hiy acres each. party IN MORtg 80 Try
county, bat principally III Washington county, - -
opposite The farm of Joseph II Bradley, Eco, about
AZ mil:s from Washington, communicating with il
b. ECw and cOmmodiOus road row under con-
Strucuan The soil is excellent, and well adapted
20 corn ard wheat The situation is prominent an
healthy, and the land well waierCi. There a.e
three telGmentS on the premises.
This property is peculiarly suited TO gentlemen
having business in the city 70: beautiful cCGalfy res
licences.
plat Of the property can be seen c, the Office of
thE subscriber
John Parker, Esq, living adjoining, will sh0w the
property 10 any who may wish 10 SEE il.
EDW. SWAMI,
No. 1916 Louisiana avenue, near City Hal.
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THE ONLY PLACE

Nr HERE the genuine Black Teas used In Eu'
~ roDc can be Oh lined l. al the TEA STORE,
No $40 seventh sir -, opposite the National In
telliCrnCer Office, whPre can be had n ali times,
Enc i,!I aud LOnGon breakfast Teas, Congo, Orange
prcro, Pekoe Flowers, sc. Al o:heT kinds Of
T. ,lw yJ on hand, at very low prices. Wholesale
and retail. HALL B. UENNING.
NAV % -PC3t (Union)
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DERSONS WISHING a HANDSOMELY FUR
i nished Parlor and Chamber in private family
can be accommodated by applying NJ All, south
side of the avenue, opposite Wiilar4s' Hotel
NAV 29-rO2w
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ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER

DREAMS Of a / favcrs. such - Van LA, Choco-
y late. Lemon, strawberry, Pine Apple and, Or
ange. Also, German Creams, Water Ices, Blance
Mango, Cha LOTS, Jellies sc. Ths Sod is Of the
b'sr In the city, thu ol principe Of arufacturs
IA Pure Fruit Syrups without the usual drug mix
lures.
CAKES and CONFECTIONERY Of all kinds sent
10 anv pat Of the city.
Creams 81 per salion-624 cents per az.
" B.-Lad-s Saloon up stairs
Parties Ell niied J. G. WEAVER,
Pa av., No. 347 opp. Browns Hotel.
d -
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR ONE OF THE BEST

4 RARE CHANCE FOR ONE OF THE BEST
"a Grocery Stands in Washington City.-T!ie un
devsenei will ~ II at private sale his Grocery are
h0use, situated on the corner of and Eth sfr-.:s
AMI within a short distance Of jh8 bridge crnS:i.g
the tanal The building in size is 2S fsei front hV
81 deep, and was erected about tx years a:o; ;rs
foundation IL Of stone, three feet deep, averaging 90
inches thick TO the top Of ground the wall Of i.,i
So'y Is Ia inches thick; the second incnes All
hard brick the floor is grOutPd Wi II gravel ard
BRICK, leaving no space Tor rats To bur.ow; the 20,
is OF iin and ri" The materials throughout are o. fh,
very best quality and executed by tue b-st wora men
The recent closing fthe Grscery bu, ines was IN
Consequence of not being able obtain capital t.
keep up with the great increase Of trade which had
nearly doubled every year s.nce j; fir,t wen; into
operation. Any person wing mcaGs 10 enter into
tor wholesale, with the retail also to deaf in wood
and coal, and particularly horse feed. -four and
bacon can do very extensive aud profi;ab l. tusi-
ness, having when closed large city, country AID
b1at custom. For further particulars ariIy 10
T.. p. SENGSTACX.
ID street. between 18th and 18th
n. 8.-A lot of ground on the east ead Of the
huliine. 70 by 40 feet, will be sold with or wihCu;
tie house. m-v2S-
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING

rIf n v TN tdCu tIaln Oh OtIt HrrIVs
sA@Aiog in Washington or Alexan.
dsIa.-Ihr ~rranIers T HOMAS COLLYER a.
GEORGE WAS HINGTON will make the above
connections, leaving Washington al n. u for ID
Orange aud Alexandra cars, and connect with. J
same train on their a. rival.
Meals furnished ON the boats.
The Boats connect with all the trains from Bal.
timore. SAM'L GEDNEY, Capt.
NAV Id
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For Gale and Fent.

Two RENT-FROM LIST JUNE TILL MIDDLE
OF October, two pleasant ChamhsIs, near the
Departments Address "Any,n WssiI ngtou.
NAV 3l-M
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DO YOU WANT FIRST RATE ICE


90 a; once 10 Army, Bridge street, Georgetown,
VI he was awarded MEDAL BY the Meircp0L
IAN Mechanics Institute, for ICE CREAMS, WA.
TER ICES, aud CAKES. NAV 25-eOu
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ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT TIE TINES.
III $50 year will be received for the rent OF
those new and Convenient cottages II Kendall
Green. with two acres OF ground, stable, wood sh"d
ana other conveniences attached. PUMPS OF pure
water arr nea. the door, and commitment on il han
with Georgetown by way Of IL and Seventh streets
and Perm. Avenue, morning aud aflc moon, III the
usual fare for The accommodation Of CLERKS IL The
departments.
To secure the advantage Of this great reduction
OF rent immediate application must be made 10 tlle
undersigned, eilher by letter, or at his house n
Kendall Green, after office hours, where the K is
may be had and the houses inspec ted AZ any time.
Several or these residences will BIZ sold on liberal
terms. WIN STICKEEY,
No 4, Kendall Green.
N. B-Rents paid quarterly in Advance.
apr o, Lest
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No. 1916 Louisiana avenue, near City Hall.
ap 20 eo2m

NOR SaLE-A LOr OF GROUND IN THE
Z most t. living par' of the city, Improved IL IA
ana is under rent al w" huudi dollars year /:
Is situated on Nln:h near street, and has front
O &c fee; ninth street, by 70 feet inches deep.
The above property will b. sold al bargain f.r
cash or on tim, as the rur Inst, nay ,;.-.Ta, by
paying onefourth cash. For particulars enquire Of
JAMES .. WHITNEY, on e, be,w. 18Th and 9Th
street,. ma. 2t-2w
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TLUNGS-LUNGS.-we refer readers 10 sdver-
~ tisemeDt in another column for fun particulars
corning the HYGEANA Of Dr. Curtis II il sad 30
remarkable Cor all description Of disease
discovered Its virtues been testified
hundreds who have obtained their knowledge by the
best of all neutrality-suspicious..
CAUTION.--Dr. CURTIS'S HHGEANA is the original and
only genuine article. 23-im
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ENkENCH VISITING CARDs, eTira IhIn, and
Il Of the finest finish, Just imporIed from RSTs d.
rect, by FRhNGK TAYLOR
NAV Is
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tSSayCiu..

MRS A@s s:. SCOTT, opposite Jackson
VI Hail. h1s several large AMI IL rOO'a7, sui
a0ie for gentlemen, with or without families.
Gentlemen furnished W Iih meals.
NAV 24-3rs
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Mas, N e. GREER Boarding House.
vi On Pennsylvania avenue frs: house wast {
;he Capitol gate. Fine rooms at varicu prise ana
every possible attention ami comfort bestowed on
ladies and gentlemen CUES =. may 26-3WA
MOTTO E.-FUR RENT-PARhORS And
~ Chambers. with board. Also, table AID tran
sent board, with batting room ana shower baths
anh every attention ID render it most agreeable 10
aer bOardeIs Mrs P. G. MURRAY
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Az ST.
50 I3-3rn
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ErOR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE
l. Tcfms-A three story Fame, with base, ert
on New YORK avenue, between Fourth and Fifth
streets 5est
Also, three story Frame, with back building, on
| street north, between Fourth and Firth SIS we;
Apply 10 James w. Barker, TcaIdenCn on fl street
Eorih, between 18th and l:h streets west
DICKSON & KING,
S-Th.f CnIrun,o,...
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NOR REHT- THE THREE STORY SrGPG
Z an. Dwelling. No. 6 Bridge s;r.. l. ;,oGTg.-
town, 80 ioae occupied a. Emmcrt's C0E:rciiouafy.
Apply 10 ARMY, next door RAY 25-potf
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE-LOTN V, J.
= square 2iS, corner of north anu iitn street :
and fronts also on Franklin Square.
Lot No l. same square, froG;s north On X street
between IA h and 18Th streets
Lot No 3, square $50. fronts nnr II a.i III.
ruiIIC space between l3,h ami lIih streets. There
Is paved alley 30 tet wide in the rer Of this lot
ard : sewer immediately adjoining. 7. j. prous hi~
one OF Ne most desirable lets in The Second Ward
now on sale.
Inquire at No 376 Il stree. north, between IS Il
and IAN. nav O cot
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Wants

DAKER VANTED-ONE WHO understand,
ID Pastry and Confectionery
Apply az WlLLhRD'S HOTEL.
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OAPirAL BOARDING. Housz-Those In
a. "a, ot = comfortable boarding house will
i;.L All .hey can possibly desire in the estab
=. 49, .. Mrs. Greer, Psnpsylva nia avenue,
nIs' ho0se west Of the Capitol gate
Her rooms are excellent and evsrv ro,s;hio
comfort Is provided for her guests.
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AdioEties.
1900

lowers majority over Maury, 1876.
Ine hrst mentioned candidate for Alderman
ana tae three first named for Common Coup.
ell in the following list were elected
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lAE SEVESTH WARD MEETIxG.-Therc WIS
very large aud enthusiastic meeting OF anti.
i nno" Nothing voters OF the Seventh Ward
~ plgnt al Potomac Hall Addresses Wsrs
S..n oy three or four gentlemen, who had
sTS.,SS-!ied on thus TO aid tho sauss Thes,
sPsseaes we're capitslly received
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ID private family where oher bo,rders are taken ives
N Proadway where the loan o. Of wound nav f,r
hoard preferred woud The second story on sm.
house furnished purchase the furniture asisftcory ~
Office.
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yVIETER rAsnloNs raGScn BoSSErs AND yuns.

DARIs MILLINERY MRS ,. II. GossoS, ss BRoAB
benddreses, on Thursday, Nov. L.
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w Madame HAKKIS SDN have mnch peasnre To an
poncne their arrival winter aso fs assonent
Of fnrr which they VIII sell NJ reduced prices da
cnns the fur trade having for both buslncsss1 81
broadway.
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DARIs MADE goNNETs, DRESS CAPS AND HEAD
dressesMrs. LEVI would call the particular attention
he ladies hcr choice OF millinery received per
arrivals from Paris, and exhibition millinery
emporium OF MRS LEVI, No. lilo Beecher street, near
Broadway.
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HOTELS.

kAOIELSs
(yoLLTNH HOTEL, FOOT or CANAL srREvT WILL
~ let suiis Of four rooms and parors With berooms for
families single rooms reasonable terms Tor IL,
winter mouthA TALLMAN hAPES. Proprietors.
EVERETT HOUSE, NORTH sIDB UNION SQUARE NEW
~ YorkThs establishment open for the accommoda
lion OF TRANSIENT and permanent guests.
CLAPP 4 yosILN
CcHwARTZs HOTEL AIKEN. SOUTH CAROLINA
Aiken situated near SIX hundrsd feet above the level
Ne sea and one hundred and twenty miles nom Chsreson
ar erceedngy dry and pure and tho country for miles
Ses ddsd with pines Our rs phyeans recommend
on 'ne nroer accessible from s Of the INTEL
Ine proprietor feels thankful for Inc liberal %
hereofore bestowed him, land having
iAnRenenn Win Northern gcnenan) trusts by uniring
Ierrese,Ance ano strict attention, continue 10 merit The
same 1T schwartz Who has received twenty years erpe
ttthce IN un anecfous resides hotel N B-Car
rsee ana saddle horses can be had at short notice.
WORE rAmILY HOTEL. NEW BRIDGE srRERT. LUp.
gate HUI Londol The above house s Centrally susird
ha In excellent coffee or twelve priyafe srins
rooma, between forty and hny nsh airy bedrooms 4 god
smoking room, warm cold and shower bA,ha always rs Nv
night porter IN attendance. fred charge Tor servsnts
The New York Herald Is fed. THOMAS oIjiRTERMATsF
tenders bis grateful hank American rrsnds
t The vors he has long enoyei bell hands asl soc
htL son1nIed patronage and Recommendation
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w retail paint oil and glass store brush f,asa ale oh
haeman or porter. or 10 Assist nj books by yon
70 Jenrs Of age who has good knowledge of he 70 n
ut AFRAID ofbard work Views Of salary modertc
= rt feerence given. Address NJ d. herald oelcc WA
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CS7 BRopwAY, CORNER OF READE STREET. A.
zoo Morris Cohnert Co.'S be obtained respectable
German English Scotch and Irish help for hotels and
families; also walters coachmen farmers Aborers etc.
rate.
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RIO LET-wITHoUT BOARD. IN PRIVATE HOUSE
single gentlemen Of quiet hsbs neatly furnished
parcr, panres foor the vicinity Of the 81
Nicholas Hotel Terms including fuel and 62 per
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-29

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, A
w paror and bedroom with board modern built house.
between Fourteenth and Twenty nth streets The advertiser
SEEMING heir may apply by letter stating location
terms (moderae addressed to NJ. M, Herald Office Ree
rences exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-29
FASHIONABLE FALL srlLLINERY, so.

NEW YORK FUR CONPANY-wE BEG TO INFORM
IN friends and patrons that have opened
with An elegant OF furs consisting OF erne Rus
and Hudson bay sable mink stone mnr,sn &c. selected
ard manufactured under supervision Parties
chasine should articles which elegance and
beauty OF style be surpassed JOSEPHJ NEWMAN
tend0d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-29

DOOMS FOR GENTLEMEN-THEY WILL FIND THE
IL best and most convenient acc0mo aons for the winter
by applying the Globe Hotel Of Frankfort and vii
liam streets Good single 81 80 per week, % cents
per night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-29

WINANT's oARDING SCHOOL FOR Boys-AT LIT.
w tie Ferry, nine miles from Hoboken N. J.This school
under the charge Of A. Wnant and lady Next session
may be obtained Appetons $40 Broadway by address
sing the Principal He viii call upon any person In the city
xf, may desire interview.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-29

DoOMs-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNISHED, WITH
II board, at 107 Blocker street. Broadway Families
be accommodated with desirable apartmens also single