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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

w AslHlNGTON DRUG sTORE.-Tbe
~ ~ -, UNDERSIGNED hereby inform their friends ~
aah 'ne ana paplle taat they have just received @
all kinds, etc. '' s''ainefy OIL -
Ihey are also ents for the sale of large
esy OF Patent edieines, the most popular. - s'AD'
wash;nu.o A. .LOuAILLIER Il CO.,
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CONFEC'TIl'OIlljl merry.

ERNEsT TURpIN, No. 5s Old Levee Street
~ New CLEANS, having greatly enlarged his
steam works, y prepsrfd ID sGII orders for every
description Of Coniectienary freshly manufactured
warranted fully equal To similar articles Imported
from any quarter, and at the most reasonable
prices. His gum drops, candies and sugar plums
are extensively and tayorably known throughout
the Southwest. St s'' Fa7s5' q
Terms:-cash, or approved city acceptances. 81
October Is, 1s80.--6m. sA vi
w W. CRANE & Co. Louisiana Car
!, ~ =. riage RepositSry Nos, 4a and >AMAa
Always On hand, a complete assortment 0f Car
riages and Harness. ss8s8 ifs s44iSss s8 Ut sss
March 81, lSG0.---Iy.
NJ III. PHELPS. u. y. Deputy Surveyor
~. residence, Baton Rouge. La, General Agen
for the Entry Of Lands at the State Land Once.
RRFEREHGEs:
W. ]. Mccullough, Sur. Gem, Dnnaldsonville, La.
i. Bengaerel. Register Opeloaaas Land ofice
Hon. ]. g. Taliaferro, Harriaonburg la; Hon. u
II. Gany, Harrisonbnrg, La.
March ~, lS60.-.ly.I 4 is
r. 4. CLARK. TsiEoD. +. TiitkNEMAa
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ID AZIL, A years Old In the spring ,Uf bay color
by L. j, Dupre of ST.. Laadry, got by Ia
Boston jr., nut OF Prairie Flower, Boston, Sc az
jr., by George 1Ia,tin, out Of John +. NiIlor'a
BoAton Hlly tire get Of D0ston, the celebrated Wiz.
out of Madge. the get Of imported Lepiathan, o.it
of Indy Of the Lake.
Will serve mares during the next season, At t2o
each, payable invariably In advance.
He viii stand at the stables OF Henry i, Garland
near Opelousas. Mares from a distance can be left
on the premises, where they will receive proper
care and attention. at fifty cents n day.
Opelausas JMtluary IA 1850.
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IUMB Err, LUMBERi!
r A. MCCOY, Washington, La, keeps
y constantly on hand every variety Of sawed
and split lumber, which be offers at the lowest
market price. s.
Office at the Eagle Hotel. July l3 1861
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A Printer ON 4 Tramp.

+ A Printer ON q Tramp.
A. Dutchlnan sitting at the
door Of his tavern ii the Far
West, il approached by i tall,
thin Yankee, who il elnigrating
westward on foot, with q bundle
on a cane over his shoulder. so.
{ Veil, Neter Walking Shtick,
vat you yant?n
!" Rest and reffeshine re-
piled the prin
Supper Ma lotshig 1 reek-
Ions
Ell supper and odging z
Pe you q Yanky peddler init
Ichewelry IN pack, to shteal tc
gal, mit7as
s. No sir, I am no Yankee ped.
|dler. 7
!" a singin' '-rnashter, too Ivy to !.
work ~ II I
No siir. I'' n
!" a shenteel slaoemaker, VAT
luves to measure te gals foot mt
ankgles peter tan to make te
)shoes9'
s N siir or i should certainly
have mended my own shoes.
" "A pook achent. vat bodders
| dc school golnmittees till dey do
vat you wish, shoost to get rid Of
your
8s's Guess again, sir. / am no
book agent
aTe tuyvill A denthist, prcak-
in to beeple's chaws at . dollar
q shnag Y
& No sir, Iamno tooth puller.',
Phrenologist, ten, feelin To
young folks heads like 90 many
cahbitch n als,.. lI'z .s ~
~, nor N 4 ologist.
n ell DEM NJ tel tlyvil can
| you IN Shoes HILL, unit you
shall hayfe best sassage for sup
per, lnt shtay I'LL night, free gra-
1tis fnit out payin Won cent, unit
1 4 chill Of vishkey to start NIT in
| lte mornin'.'
a' ] am an humble disciple III
Faust--a professor Of thu art
1 preservative Of all arts typo
grapher, at your service, &
Watch dat?
printer sir asman that
prints both books and newspa-
Ipers.'
A man vat printsh newspa-
Epers Oh, yaw ! yawl dat ish
'(it7a man vat printsh pewspaa
8Ipers! Yaw! yaWs! 4 wish + may
he shot If 1 didn't tink yolvstsh
|apoortt tnyvil ofa dishtrict school
Imashter, who works. for noting,
Iunt poards around lio vhare. +
fought you wash him. Walk iii,
i walk IN, Miahter r Printer-lnansl
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For Sale,

l378 54I100 arpents Of wood land.
4 Splendid tract Of wood land, stnated In this
lousas lii the Maljct woods, Id Sectien A Of Town
shin ., South Range Z, East,--- South west Land
District Of Louisiana. 5 III ii
Terms easy. Apply to M. MIIsTED,
Fs&t OpeInasaa.
r. s.-A map Of the above can be seen at this
Office.
August Is, ls60,--tf.
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Notice to consignees of freight.

Notice to consignees of freight.
WE the undersigned respectfully beg leave to
NY inform our friends and the public in general
!hat owing to the present crisis III business affairs
i mas peeome impossible for to make any fur
.hsr advances on freight and consequently we are
obliged adopt strict cash system for freight and
storage. Therefore no freight will be delivered BY
ns hereafter until all the charges are paid; and no
orders Tor freight will be received unless accom-
panied with the money. I} y -
CARRIERE d. MELANSON, .
~, ,s PITRE & C0REIT4.
washington, La, December 18th 1860.
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. LOUISIANA.
NUMBER s44
!, NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
Mississippi Foundry Agency

AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT, 4
10 81. Charles ST., Corner of Grapiss, M Orleans
IT. nURING THE PRESENT YEAR BEAUTlFUL
lJPatens Of 6, ., 10, IL, "A and 10 inch cylin.
table Engines, have been completed and arr now
offered for sale; together with Saw Mills Griat Ills
Shipgle Machines, Brick Machines, Cotton Screens,
and other machinery, comprising the largest stock
ever offered for sale while, at the same time, Ii Ii
OF southern invention and manufacture, and of u
style and quality unc4ualsd BY any northern impor
tatians. 9agssssss s$s slsigl 55g E 8s8s {gsAs
illustrated Catalogues sent 20 any address by
mali. ,5s5eFS esss ls " s's.s s'
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
Qnelnisas dcreraher N Am u s6sasN
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STEAMBOATS,.

-.sa va
HIGH WATER ARRANGEM ENTs
The fast running and regular
R.,Ihet, |. steamer NINA SlhMEs. G. sMsH a
~ EQUALIZER, Master, will leave Wash
;;agson every SUNDAY at o o'clock A. NJ. and
ieaye ,n Seworleans every WEDNESDAY st sip. N
NM JHe 1as1 running and regular packet. steame,
WsaS;n rERaET 4 FL J. A. Capps, Master will leave
.ad madallng.oh every TUESDAY at o'clock p. Nj.
p. NJ. N'S'' ga ANl1tA1 oA1A1 az .
The Steamer ALINE, w. C. Neal, Master will
aiso be m the trade as transient Boat having nc
regular day for leaving. -
passengers and shippers can rely on the pune
tnaality Of the steamers Nina SHINES and Inn
fore, vizg o - ~ - 'ie 40 " "e' 'e'' ~
Mafs Shgar ..'.,.,...s... 81 90 per HID.
%.t. asees' -...-..-......... I5 bbl
Up Freight ght..,.......... "a (. bh
No,o,a,s. ,.t D. HlNCKLEY l. co.
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Sources de Beaver Greek
'nUVERTURE lie Is JUN courant. De
~ beaux bains sont nouvelle- lSN-n
ment etabis. La qualite ct sss iss
qnantite des eaux ne laissent slzsz
srien a desirer.
Get etablissement eat a yendre pour cause
de voyage. ~ =, = w wv, : h'i> =
Opelousas, s JUN 1861.
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Opelousas Literary Institution
Preparatory School for Academies,
DIRECTED ny M
MIR. G. E. DURAND. s.
CONDITIONS :

CONDITIONS:
Boarding by the year $40 90
Day Scholars by the year (. ........ 1900
n{ss" BY the month 90
Bedsteals, bed olothes mattresses, pillows 90
Washing per month. ,...........,: %
Each boarder and each day scholar Is bound to
faTnsh cord of fire wood for the winter, to warm
himself, and his light.
There will be in the Institntion, two half yearly
public examinations.
The scholastic year is Of twelve months, vaca-
tioas included. IA
reduction will be granted on the most equita-
be terms for time lost by disease or other causes
Independent Of the will Z
The costs for nursing and for the attendance o.
Doctors, will be at the charge Of the parents.
September Ii, lS69--ly.
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LANDS, LANDS, LANDS,

THOR SALE on terms and conditions advantage
/ IL GUS to purchasers. fsF sg s
I Persons who are in want Of a /, or more Sec
tons of land, will do well to apply Immediately tc
the undersigned who has the following lots for sale
at prices To suit the times. y
ist The W. of the N. II. Of sect. 49, T. l, N
q Is. on Bayou aGoon.near Basscttfs Mill.
Also the following and a Sections on the Bayou
Crocodile in the Parish Of St. Landry. ;5s9t3 W
The N. W. 4 of Sect 81, T. II. 2, S. =.
The N. n. of South W 4 Of Sect. 81, r. 2, s. D.
The n. =. OF Sect. II, lot s Of Sect. 80 W.0l
Bayou Crocodile Il. No. .. s. II. 81 n. 8s
Tie N. Il, 4 of Sect. al, 7. s. II. 2, p. IN
N. B.-The above lands are well timbered aud In
point of fertility will compare with the hest IN the
State j. III. M1IbTED.
Opelousas, Dec, 8, ls60.--tf al
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DANIEL SNEUBLE.

Z .33TI 3t5I MERCHANT TAILOR. n EfH3577 4
1IAS the honor to inform his friends and the
LII public in general that he has just returned
from the city of New York with The finest and most
elegant stock of goods in his line df business
INTRODUCED INTO THIS MARKETtt
His stock of materials for fitting up gentemen's
wardrobes in the neatest and tasty manner
not be surpassed, and he assures bis friends and
customers that he is prepared to cut aud make
clothing Of every description In the latest French
and American STYLE
Call In and examine for yourselves.
i Jonuoru lQth 1GG1 st@4 .5r
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n
RULES 10! GET ALONG IN THE
WonLD ). 80 WE take tho following
from one of our exchanges
Be charitable to tile rich.
IF rich, talk Of your poverty.
Keep the pot boiling somehow.
If honest, Let other people
know ii.
Poverty u tho poor mans firm
est friend.
H businessis poor, talk ofyour
immense trade. s
Put new wine into old bottles
IL sells better.
Run no risks except with other
peoples money.
To drive the wolffrom the door,
Istafve him out.
Sound the depth Of 4 mans
character by his pocket.
AnNoily tongue lubricates tile
Wneels OF conversations.
Ask no man to dine unless you
are. sure he has dined.
Never ask d rich man if his
wealth makes him happy
BE not for-giving, but for-get-
ting; give nothing, get all.
Trust in yourself if you don't,
other people won't trust you.
Leap before You looA il you
look first, it may be too late to
leap.
Look ont for your own comfort
everywhere other people always
do. I
If you want q cracked crown,
crack jokes at other people : OK
pense.
Study the artof grulnblingi; a
grurnbler always gets the best Of
everything.
Never sink the shop allow no
opportunity Of advertising your
waresto slip.
Never look down beforea man,
no hlatter how much you may
feel inclined to do SO.
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For Sale.

.RpEgTs of wood land sitpsted IN Big
Xxi Woods, about six miles from the IOWA VI
opelousas. s;,,or. annlv N o. A. Csaidry
Fer terms as,ns s,,v Apg. ii, 1861
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. Good opening to Business
Pe0ple.

ii m nsbbs ofier for sale the two story house he
desa, dasaen end brick houses now Used as carriage
oilea feet. : soo'' ioo feet mont l on depth
so AN sell the stock Of trimmings, paints
ton Mi sSaI part Of the carriage shopin connec
beanehsa q q 8 Gialk who will continue the other
ToSass NJ q wood and Iron work.
hs sau.s ot ample means and habits suited to
rosrna h IS offered good opportunity to do
tast. BUSINESS as all the branches are in full
Onal,,a.. 4. JOSEPH GIBBS.
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Lope and War.We clip the
annexed paragraph from the At
=lallta Ga Southern Confede-
racy of the 25th: !:
Gen. Kirby Smitlt This dis
Itinsnished officer. who was se-
vereiy wounded at the battle ns
Mallassas, has so far recovered
that he is TO be married af Lyncl,
burg, to-llie'nt, to q Miss seddoi.
So we are informed. He has
been at Ly saurg since he Wa
wonptles9
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No: SO told No.los, Magazine asssSs New Orleans
May o, 1860. 4ily
EGEN Il RAT AGE KCY
A-N IA w !. b n Ill II ,F4
General Agency at Baton Rouge, Ii.
Also, Commissioner for the Court 3of Claims o
Louisiana United States life Insurance Annnityand
Trust Company OF Philadelphia, Capital $500 900
r. S.. Crawford, President q a. Inlay, Secretary
Branch office for the South and West, AZ Eanr
street, NewOrleans. benjamin ILL Florence IA gent
Harmon Doane. Assistant Agent.
Risks on the lives Of WHITE PERSONS and
SLAVES taken on the most favorable terms.
a. w. BELL, Agent,
March 81, 1S60.-1y. Baton Ronge.
400 ARPENrT5 OF LAND
FOR SALE.
1INO1l sale, fine land, situated near Ashworth's
/ -I ferry, on Bayou Neg-P Piqae, containing foul
hundred superficial arpents measuring ten arpents
front on the Bnyon; this land Ii well tilnberad.
It will be sold on advantageous terms for thu
purchaser. Apply Y Y ~, s,,,nn Am, n.
July al, 1870. 7ts he NJ s8
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A LPH0NSE DEBAILLON, Public Auc-
81 tioneer in and for the Parish of st. Landry.
Orders left at the office Of T. S. Robin will receive
prompt attention. 4
opelousas, Jany I, 1860. 5
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CLARK 81 THIENEMAN.
Factors 4 Commission d

MERCIIAN1ESs I
No. 90 told No. .l0s, Magaslna New Orleans
May d, 1860. sa1y
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nNEZIAIE A. .GUIDRY, Auctioneer and
~ Notary Public in and for the Parish Of st. Ian.
dry. Office at the Court-H House. u
Opelousas, Jany Z, 1860. s5ua g@a5. y
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'BRtBTIAh ssss..--.WhI. HEiLMhH
KRATZ g. HETLMAN.
CITY T0TNDRVf

MANUFACTURERS EDBUILDERB STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist MIL Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machine, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
ThrEsiRg Machines, &c
EVANSVILLE, IND
GYVE PROPRIETORs or THE CITY rom
N dry beg leave to inform their friends and tbs
public in general, that they are prepared 20 Do a.
kinds Of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything spportaining TO the Foundry bust
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM KHGiNER AM
Boilers Of any sizo and power required. Saw Mn
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any size Disfu-
iery and lining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Cum
ming Machines Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills
Horsepcwers Corn-shellers, M achhery OF an kinds
made and repaired Iron and Brass CASTING ~
every description, Iron Housefrontt Cellar GfaEss
dc. Cooking and Heating Stoves ~ the istasi I'M
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons 30.
BREWERS, DIsTILLEEs, REOTIFIERS, 81,
Supplied with every description Of Copper and
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Rsfrfgoratora
Attem pOratUrs, Bparges, Stillboads and Worms o.
an improved principle, Columns FOR Alcohol stills
Yeast jugs, Cans, syphons, &o.i Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper Brass and Iron Pumps Of eVsrg
variety for beer, spirits, oil q Bras8 Cocks and
Workmen sent 20 all pItsfo AZ up work and d.
repairs on Steam Boilers Copper and Sheet Ircn
Work. DC.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens iuproysd
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tti-
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine
Stephen Hughes' Flour separators, German Boit
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Pnch ing Hoss, Ac
Of the host kind; Tinpafe, Sheet Iron, Block Ito.
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, speltor, Fire Brick
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
them, their individual attention, GHng orders
promptly, waTrantinR their work, and arc satisfied
with reasonable prices.
40 Ofice and Sale bOon1s, No. % Main stree
street, between first 'scoud gtsaets, Evers
Ville' Indiana. 4acT
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MOGHRAP .4RTACk KS 10 HR H.anNT
" Yickerys, such rs & bars nice Clnciunre SOAP
for 26c5 lbs Of hard summer candles for Z5c; Star
Candies, full weight" at zoe per lbi good shaker
BTooma at 25c saehi coed common DO ct I6o each,
nd ether articles IN proportion a.
ssPt1 No, ga Main Street.
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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

epo4se to losses, the PHOENIX stands pre- ineiy
at tbs head Of til prQession l0hiLe its extensive prac
ticaI and business systent Of local agencies
nOs ezcesd ty any sntjlar corporation 81 The acorld.
Insurancies solicited and policies issued and
neTed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
y. w. NExSEE, Resident Agent,
sep23 No. First street, up stairs.
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I'D s. EUsTOV' q 90.

GSU.E.ORRRs. -sE
~ Almonds. Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Peca0s, Eng
nsh valnuts. figs, raisiUs, currants, rock candy,
oysters Sardnes alum, epscER salts roll birthstone,
sulphur coppeFas, madden, extract Of logIYood, IN
dtgo, cream tartar. Soda bed cords Of all ki1dg, to-
bsoco of all kinds, bsc1irg, batting, nutDsgs, CT
GaTs Of all kinds, ginger race and ground, spanish
moss, glass jars lanterns and Tasks mustard, pep
per sauce matches, pickles, stons pipes, powder,
sAsety fuse. soaps OF all kinds, starch, teas vine
gar, canphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper,
whipping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops,
wooden bowIsss juiu paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british lustro, bonnet boards, java cCss, ink, oil,
Rais sash, glass. spirits allspice, soda,
pain killer, liquoriee, &C., &C., dc-
supply Of the above kept constantly on hand
and for sale low, By s Z. GILBERf 8 Co.
fune5 No. Sycamore ST..
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@T0RgN- RROOvE&
H. loo DOG heavy, for sale by
akp29 9. K. GILBERT 3 CO.
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HBo9EO-V.
IE-$ 1900 lbs Clear Sides,
800 fbs Canvassed Hama,
900 ms Canvassed Shoulders, for sale low BY
YICKERY BROS,
0p6 No. 50 Main Street.
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Facts for HE Peonle-
NeW Shooting GallerY.

The undersigned would inform the military com
panies Of Evansville and the public generally, that
he has etted up the spacious Hall on the corner Of
Main and First streets, Gate Masonic HalD a
90 shooting gallery" All persons desiring TO prac-
tice with the Ride and Pistol are invited to call.
The best weapons will always be kept on hand.
Visitors TO the Gallery are informed that good
der will always be insisted on.
septzI-tf GEORGE W HExsEN, JR.
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WORM CANDY,

Sa n t nine LO 2engoG
WE offer these LozengBs without Disguise -
W their composition AZ their uame inports
they depend for their efficacy upon BautonpB alone
the lately discovered active principle of tho Eu-
rOpeau or Levant Worm Seed.
All the merit which claim for our medicine
Is the purity Of the B1ntonine which q contains and
the careful manner IN which f. has been inoorDo-
rated with and distributed through The mass FROM
which thu LOzengea bave been formed.
To I've cure Of these important points, ha @
them prepared a. tie Lon i5v NE Chemical Work.,
where the SantUniue Is frs tested FOR It's purity
aud then conbiuei ~ tho LozcuEe iu such way ~
30 retain its properties and s.-iu.a unchanged.
To the Profession VS. presenta valuable and we'll
known medicine in a CONVEX lent and abrasive
form, of uniform AMI known strBnRth--tLe direc-
tions indicating ibs dose Of sautouiuc acCor1ng 20
the q. s. p.
To the public ofer remedy FOR WormB, EN-
oaciOus, safe, aud '-asant confectionery az
moderate price.
For sale by all reputable Druggist throughou {
the South or West. WILSON, PETER s o.,
d&w6m. Main Sc.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

RROOKLYN-S6 CLINTON STREET-LARGE CONM0
- doas Rooms with good closets, suitable families
single gentlemen may be had with Board also Hall
Room. House contains the moiern inprov Dinner
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TNO FAMILIES WANTING TO ECONOMIZE Fer THE;
fall and winter IonthsAcco be fonnS
in the country about thirty miles from the city, the loss
OF 50 week. healthy ocon covenienst bnrche.
and schools; OF daily by ril; boating fishing and
bunting Address W. b. j., Herald Once.
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tho LET-TIE THIRD FL@OR IN REAR Bull DING
20 Allen street 70 feet wide and 50 feet long with
good front light Inquire 40 Edridge street. the office
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DURNItAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACKING
ID Establishment, No. li3 West Eleventh street between
Flh and sNih ayenues.liOuseheh Furniture boxed and
shipped al parts of ia. world Furniture OF families lel
moved with the utmost eare. GlgaitaTs stQgsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17


A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET A HAND
N somely furnished suit of Rooms Paror and two Bed
rooms, bath room adjoining, the second noor will
Board The house has all the modern improvements
pleasantly situated on Murray HILL Inquire Isl Lexing
Ton avenue third house above Thriyegh,h street. Rele
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKIyN-A PRIVATE FAMILY,
- occupying elegantly furnished house close to the
South ferry will be happy to accommodate two in
mates for the winter Hot and cold water baths &c Refc
renees required Apply at VI Con2ress street, four doors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

R0ARD--SEFERAI VERY PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS,
- having gas, oath hot ana cold water, &c, can he had,
It'll Beard 4S East Sixteenth street next to trviag place.
Terms persons IS to S4 week. according
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-17

COUNTRY BOARO.-A PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING
~ In pleasant village in WcsDhester county would ike
to immediate small family three