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until some nine shots were exchanged. The
remainder of her shot and she'll all fell short
of our battery. After the ninth shot from
one of our eight-inch guns, there was great
excitement on board the steamer. man
was seen lowered on her side. She immedi-
ately lowered her flag, hoisted her jib sail
and stood of. Two persons from different
points says that they saw the shot strike
her. But why she hauled down her flag I
do not understand. If get the columbiad
we can give them one hundred and twent-
ty. eight pound shot; which will be apt to do
their business effectually.
HOW THE PIRATEs FOUND SHELTER.
Another letter book, belonging to Major
W. S. Andrews, rebel commander at Fort
Hatteras, affords evidence that Pamlico
Sound had been made a rendezvous for the
southern pirates. Andrews writes to Gov
ernor Clark, Of North Carolina, under date
July %:
! desire particulars and instructions on the
subject of wrecks. The wreck master here
asserts that the commander of the troops
took control of the wreck out of his hands
and that he could, with his wreckers have
saved at least one thousand bags. There
seems to have been strife for salvage, which
like to have resulted in the loss of the whole
wreck, with at least two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. The laws seem to be plain
on the subject; but the law being enacted
for state of peace, and a state of war exist.
ing, should like TO know what my duty is
Ny opinion is that in cases of wrecked prop
eTty belonging to an enemy, the State occu
pies the place of the merchant, owners or
underwriters, and after salvage and the
wreck-masters commissions have been taken
the State takes charge of the residue as the
property of an enemy.
The arms found in the wreck have been
transferred to the ordnance officer. The
prisoners have been sent to Newbern, to-
gether with Captain Campbell, of the wreck
Lydia Francis, and delivered to General
Gwynn. Among the prisoners was a negro
belonging to Bridgeport, Connecticut, whom
found mad been put to labor on the works
having been here as long as Captain Camp
bell, to whose vessel he belonged, say about
three months. l have thought it but Just to
send him to Newbern, to go with his captain,
wherever sent. The instruments and private
property of the officers have also been sent
to headquarters.
Another letter from Andrews, dated July
"a, says;
From the activity of the enemy's steam.
ers, presume the blockade is to enforced if
possible. We sent three schooners out for
the West Indies last night in the gale, and
they are no doubt far to the east of the Gulf
stream by this time.
Still another, dated July 27, says:
Our privateers are very busy. The priva-
teer Gordon brought into our port yesterday
the brig Nc GilUtry, of Maine, with three
hundred and fifteen tierces and hogsheads of
molasses, and the privateer Florida captured
brig laden with machinery, which she had
to run on shore to escape recapture,
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ADJUTANT-G GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. Aueust 26. 1851


By the fifty-seventh article of the act of
Congress- entitled "An act for establishing
rules and articles for the government of the
armies of the United States, approved April
10, 1906, holding correspondence with o. Civ
ing intelligence to the enemy, either directly
or indirectly" is made punishable by death,
or such other punishment as shall be ordered
by the sentence of a court martial. Public
safety requires strict enforcement of this
article. 1t is therefore ordered that al cor
Tespondence and communication, verbally
or by writing printing or telegraphiug, re-
specting operations of the army, or military
movement on land or water, or respecting
the troops, camps, arsenals, entrenchments
or military affairs, within the several mill
tary districts, by which intelligence shall be,
directly or indirectly, given TO the enemy,
without the authority and sanction of the
General in command, be and the same are
absolutely prohibited, and from and after
the date of this order persons violating the
same will be proceeded against under the
fifty seventh article of war. By order.
L. THOMAS, Adiutant. General,
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WHEELER { WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
PRICES REDUOEDl

TUE WHEELER e VILLAGE szvv.
IN0-hAOHINE COMPANY, hayins 1s,r.,s
all their suita et law with infringing mani re.
turern, propose that the public GhRlI be benegtc(
theTebYA and hayo accordingly REDUOED THT
RhlOEb OF their Sewing machines
,Hey1nG Made, tor over seven years, the most pop-
nlar kamily Sewing machine In the country ana
nov emPltns n LOCO, 600 90 their businsss, asa
making ONE HUNDRED HAOHIHW9 mar doW
they are prepared with suoh extraordinary fsc1t-
tteg and experience to guarantee to the puroh aSp
entire satiStaction. All our Machines are made
WARRANTED THRHH. YEARS,
The difference In price eeins merely difference m
91,3O5 Machines cold in 1889 beins doa TIE
sales OF any other company in the Union.
Awarded the First Premium In the
o. 3. FAIRS OF 1855, 1859 AND 1850,
An6 ct the Cincinnati meohantos' Ipst,tp,a s,-
LgUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS we have takeS tSs
HiESt Premium over all competitors as the best
BEST FAMILY sEwIEe-MAOHINR.
II uses n oshuttle, makes the lock stitch sIkso-
DOTH sides the goods, leaving no chain or ridFr
on the unoer-Bide Of the seam; and uses but hst1
a. much thread a. the chAin-stitch maohineS
send or Cali for Circular containing prtosR,
swDa. SUMMER & CO., Agents,
~ West Fourth-st,I
PIXIES oPERA-HoUsE,
dels ONOIEHhTT.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

lVNHE STEAMER NORTHERN LIGHT
u will sail for California on the llth instant
from New York.
For freight or passage apply to
WM, ID. BARRY & co.
/ Cash advances made on goods shipped to our
4agent there sell
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FOB MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA,

FHNHE CLIPPER. SHIP MAGUEL WILL
IL sail OD the 18th instant.
Fer freight or passage 9pply to
sci WIN. b. BARRY N co.
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PENALTIES FOR CoBREsPoNDING WITH REB-
ELs.-Persons who have been engaged in
correspondence with the enemy will take
notice OF the following stringent regulations,
justannounced by the War Department:
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CHIPPING LIST.
Great Eastern.

TVNHE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
- having fulAlled her contract HA
with the British Government will .sszfs[FiISaIfs
sail from INV YORK FOR LIV- %kESdEW
ERP00L REGULARLY. ~
RATES OF PASSAGE.
(Accoroing to state room accommodation
.S35616O
Suits OF hTst-claes apartments for families may
be engaged by special arrangements.
Plans Of the ship can be seen and ARRANGEMENTS
made for freight and passage by application to
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL,
Nos. "a and So South-st, New York, or to
VIM. b. BARRY & co.,
Burnet house Building,
sell CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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Law CARDS.
JOHN .JOLLIFFE,

JOHN JOLLIFFE,
TTORNRY AND COUNSELOR-AT-
IN LAW, No. 60 West Fourth,st.s -.
iy7.bms oINCINNAII, OHIO.
4 " aAIpWIH ,. r. BALDWIH.
UuAIDVPIN a. BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS
Ii AT LAW, no. So West Third street, up stairs,
07noinnaki. 'TT5 myH
11TTaR WEEKIIY Pr Ese NOW K EADY,
eontaining the News Of the Week, both Foreign
AID Local. and a TelegraPhic SUMMARY Of Events
sis6SThere, up to the hour Of going to press.
Eer sac at the Coupting-room. Price eents,
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FOB GALWAY.

FNNHE NEW SHIP MONARCH WILL
Il leave for Galway on the Sth instant.
For height or passage apply to
VIM. Ii. BARRY & co.
Drafts on the Royal Bank of ireland for sale. sell
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FOR CORK ARD LIVERPOOL.

VTHE CITY OF WASHINGTON WILL
= leave on September 7.
For freight or passags apply to
WM. b. BARRY & co.
Drafts on the Banks of England, Ireland and
Scotland for sale. seI
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SNGER's sEwING-mAOH
Great Reduction In Prices!
SINGERS No. Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from SIOO to SS5 cash.
SINGERS No. Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from $50 to S1p oash.
sINGHRs Letter A Machine is the best in the
World for Family Sewing and Light Manufactur.
ing Purposes
Price, with Hemmer, &C., $50 cash.
OINOIRNATI OFFICE:
COmmereial-Ofiee Building,
Corner Of Fourth and Race. sts.
aull JAMES sKARDON, Agent.
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ST. XAVIER COLLEGE
Herron's Seminary.

A46IAVA bOIuIudIys
FUNHE THIRTY, FIFTH SESSION WILL
N will commence on M0NDAY September Q, with
good Teachers in the English, Scientific and GLASS
icsl Departments. Military Drill and Gymnastic
Exercises for the pupils.
TERMS:
Primary Department, per session Of months Sl5
Preparatory Department, per session of months. 20
Collegiate Department per Sc sion of months... 25
German, French, Drawing, Painting and Book.
keeping, extra. JOSEPH HEBRON,
au2l-f~ Principal.
NUISs TROTT'S SCHOOL-FOR BOYS
I've AND GIRLS The Fall Term of the Eighth
Year Of this School will open on WEDNESDAY,,
This Sch ooIis beautifully located near the Oincin.
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, between
Glendale and Lockland Station. Parents or guard
iaDs desiring to place children here, for further
particulars, will please address
au2l-r' Miss E. J. TROTT. Glendale, Ohio.
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FS.R5 SBALANcE pa 8E THIS sEhs9N
Alt AMEST IN !3h Io.s for cash e sss, Per bundle.
JAMES J. BUTLER, Agent,
Jazz, AS 10 INK, HEREl DSs-I
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~ AYhTTY'S FILE PASTE, A SURE CURE FOR IN
NJ ternal lies,fEc subscriber, ~ view Of that dis
tiessng COul iin, thu Files, and Of the fact lat u il
often pro uced and always aggravated by the in tho
water closet of paper either printed nprennied with
the posonous chemicals well known to be mployed ia
the manufacture of all kinds Of paper conceived the idea
Of furnishing to the public article entirely pure;
free from all dse,criols qualities tho ccanest Icn,
sDd also charged with medicines OF nature 10 alleviate
an remove all dis aso or iriiaon OF the parts, II
exist. Such il GAYETTY' IS EiICAlED PAPER FOR The
WATER CLOSET, which has mot with tn most abundant
success. As soon as II made known II came into
mmcdate use in every portion OF the country, md Is
everywhere reger led as necessity by those who
value ccanln comfort and health The unparalleled
of this article has inducc the proprietor Ia Offer to the
public his great remedy for the euro OF INTERNAL PILES
GAfETi'S PILE rA-ffis tho only article which will
eject radical II IL composed entirely of vego-
table hgro tents, and assmiatcs readily with food, at
lacking the disease VIII il is located gradually
ing its and heating and resto ing the parts 10 their
norm Il cpudt0I Numerous testimonials from persons
OF high stdndng afford abundant evidence Of It's excel
ece. IL has yet failed to the mos! aggravat
ed forms o., the disorder although has been tried by
those who had be afflicted for years and who found
permanent relief until they rcsortcd to this remedy II
IN wei o guard against tho sidous approaches Of this
disease and 10 attack II In the first stages is far
less likely TO occur again attended to beolc 1t has ouco
become seated As the uneasincss pain which
the symptoms Of the complaint is experienced this
remedy so nj be rcsorted to- and the disease and
its preiisposing thereby eT'ctualy removed.
This preparation Is warranted to keep In any climate
Nome gcpno without the signature OF the inventor
each wrapper and label DifcctVn-tsaGh box contains
thtysjx portions Take portion before each meal
morning. and night. Price so cents per box. For
sale by al drug lists. Mailed any address on re-
c.pt Of 65 cents III money or stamps.
G. D. WILLIAMS
Sole proprietor, No Beekman street, N. Y.
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DURNHAMrS FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACKING
u establishment ll3 West Eleventh street, between
Fifth and sixth Household furniture boxed and
shipped all parts Of the world. Pianofortcs paintings
mirrors, &C., carefully packed aud moved Furniture
stored.
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A LADY AND GENTLEMAN OR ONE Or TWO SINGLE
"A gentlemen Of quiet and refined habits, aud willing
20 paf literally have permanent Board in small pr
Xata family house first Glass; location eligible. Address
II. C.. b,X GA Post otica.
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Sole proprietor. No. 9 Beekman street N, Y

T b. CROOK g. Co. NO SO FULTON STREET, NEW
y York. dealers IN and manufacturers Of all kinds Of
Fishing Tackle, seines aud Nets. lyer's Vat Nets con
stanly on hand and made to ordor on short notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

4 BACK PARLtM ON FIRST FLOOR, ALSO HAND
IA soncy furnished suits OF Rooms second and third
Aoors. suitable for families and single gentlemen to rent,
With Board for the WINTER rsi class house SO West
Tweiit tn street, near Fifth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A kYAfE FAMILY, RESIDING IN VERY Plea
IA SAINT location, would let two good airy Bed
rooms with closels, gas, &C. also comfortable Sitting
Room drsset, icu ling the priv ieye Of kitchen, &c
- res .~ctablc SIN Il family. Apply at u Dean street,
Near Hoyt Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

FRENCH LADY, HAVING A HOUSE AND MORE
IA room than she wants, desires To lot Furnished
Apartments TO gentlme Slc is Of the best French
teachers in the city. Inquire II West Nineteen II ST.
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A Y NO. 1914 WAVkRLEY PLACE, NEAR WASHING
IA ton square and six,h agenUe--A gentleman and
his wife and two single gentlemen obtain handsome
~ furnished Roon containing large pantrics, &c
terms moderate 10 swift the times Dinner six O'Clock
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4 GENTLEMAN OR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN
IA fna Pnr'o: and Bedroom, with aicove connecting
On the second floor both handsomely furnished and with
every convenience house has modern improvements and
sccatton unsurpassed Apply at LA West Thirty eighth
0ercct near Broadway stages and cars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A ~ EAST TWENTY-FIVE SIMULTANEOUSLY
IA Furnished Rooms may be had, with Board. Looa-
enu Fourth avenue.
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AMUsENIENTy.

WlNIkR GARDEN
" LAST NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS
On tne very brilliant engagement OF
MIR. j. s. CLARKE.
AR. J. s. CLARKE.
THIS evening Mr. Clarke viii appear ia q new cdarocter
FARMER ASfFiEID
IN Morton's sterling comedy Of
SPEED THE PLOUGH
and repeat for the
FIFTEENTH TIME
the character of
TOOnLES
in which no has nightly during the progress Of tho second
act been
THREE AND FOUR TIMES RECALLED
10 receive tho applauding cheers Of
- CROWDED AUDIENCES.
mus presenting on the same night
Two Characters
Of wholly
Opposite natare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A VERY PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET
"A together or sem ately, with Board house has ali
the modern Improvements, and location unsurpassed
Apply at 25S Clinton street, between Harrison and De-
straw lruokiyr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND
IA Bedroom attached to lot 10 single gentlemen In
private French family. Apply At 25s Fourth street,
Xosiling. On square.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NHODION, $50 BROADWAY CHINESE ASSEMBLY
LAST WEEK OF THE SUMNER SEASON
LAST THREE NIGHiS
THURSDAY, SET 8,
FRInAY SEPT g.
SATURDAY, SET. T.
Hasten and improve your opportunity OF seeing the
GREATEST ARRAY OF TALENT
M the CITY All tho company appear nightly. Don't
FORGET THE LAST NIGHT
out two this present Thursday Sept o. The following
performers will APPEAR
MSS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
MISS EiNFsrlNE DE rAIrER,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS ADELE GALA
MISS CLARA BUTLER,
,u, . MISS EMMA WINTHROP,
MISS FANNY CLIFFORD,
MISS EMMA CIIFFORD,
MISS JOSEPHINE BERNARD,
MISS ADRtINE MILLER.
BEN YATES
and his cxqusitey beautiful organized
BALLET TROUPE
TWENTY-FIVE YOUNG LADIES.
NIX ALBERT BRAHAM
6USiAVE BiBEAUX,
DENzER BROTHERS,
MR.. J. n. CARR,
BOB HAIr,
Prof. NICHOLS aud SON.
Tho entire company Of the Meiodeon 'mbers over
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
Largest and most talented company ever combined to
gamme Of ned attraction, introducing features
surpassed by any other place. Tho public viii please OBJ
serve that our programme is not hlled up with
OYERTURfS,
In order to save the salaries of rormes aud enghcu
the performance bit gives an entertainment commencing
at eight and terminating O'Clock without a single
overture thus keeping the audience in continued good
humor during the entire evening.
N Block out for the new season at tho
MtIODkON
which viii out wal itself In the way of
NOVELTY AND TALENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A PLEASANT HOME MAY BE FOUND BY GENTEFI.
"a parties (ch0cj OF rooms) at f5 Ashland place cor
Nor Of Wayeriey pace. First class four story house
Just papered ana paitted No l3 to ict Apply above
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EXPRESSES.

yINtIE GI EN- COVE PAVILION WILL, CONTINUE OPEN
l. for the reception Of visitors the whole year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

r A SEVENTH AVENUE. LARGE, HANDSOME
cEf Rooms, furnished unfufnshed to let with
Board TO single gentlemen gentlemen and their wives.
References exchanged. House has all the modern i'm
proycmspts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

M AsoN MEUBlEE, 20 AND ~ WEST THIRTY EIGHTH
1N1 sucet,-l,ooms, elegantly furnished, whole
Floors, with kitchen, cellar and yard. Houses new, first
class four story, brown stone; common paror; meals
FURNISHED Whole rs Floor or Basement for physicans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A PRIVATE FAMILY Will. LET A FEW PLEASANT
IA Rooms, with good Board, suitable for family OF
Sgfe pe song Ho contains All modern improvements
nsgtso- hood desirable, 3ls West Twenty rst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

4 WEST WASHINGTON PLA(E--R0otiS WITH
Il II Board, to let, to gentleman and wife or few
single gentlemen In hous, esifaby located containing
all the modern improvements. References given ami
Qaired. Apply above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM TO IEr-FtRNIsH
"A cd. u one or two single gentlemen or a gentleman
md has wife, with partial Board II required and moais
served III :her room Apply at 100 Fulton street Brook
IN 49, = - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A SUIT OF ELEGANT ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR TO
"A let, with private table; also Rooms second and
third fioors and Rooms for single gentlemen, with or
without Board at 1875 Broadway, between Twenty fifth
and Twenty sixth streets, near Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

ri WEST FIFTEENTH STREET-FuRNIsfIED ROOMS
vi to let, private family with partial Board, or
would let entire floor for housekeeping with all that
requisite to keep house, nj very moderate price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

r AIDES KEEPING VARIETY OR THREAD AND
i needle stores, make a very desirable addition
to their stock, without any outlay Address Stock He
raid Office, and particulars will be sent.
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4 PfuVATE FAMILY, Az 10 MACDOUGAI. STREET
"A (St Comments place, Blocker stroet), will let
good sized Room on second floor TO gentle
men, with partial Board; also Room third popr: pas
hath, &c. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, TEACHER OF THE
IA r'no, wants Board In some respectable place
where he could lessen his expenses by his services d
dress j. Il. W box 2l2 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

e WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
IfO Fifth and Sixth avengeH.-Furhisled Rooms, IN
suites single, for families single gentlemen, be
ON reasonable terms In the above lfst class house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

NEW B0wERY THEATRE
IN Sole Propricors, Messrs Fox & LiDgsrd
Thursday, Sept. 8, 1851.
SIXTEENTH NIGHT
u Charles GayIer's great military drama ef
Bull. RUN,
on, The SAcKING or FAIRFAX CouRr Ho,ar
The beautiful drama OF
NORAH CRElNA
and
LUCK IiOf,SFSHOE
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A GERMAN FAMILY, OF TIE HIGHEST Pt:5pEC-
"A liability would let Few elegantly furnished Rooms
18TH exquisite Doa-d 70 gentlemen, or gentlemen ana
thoir Apply at No. 20 Ninth street. French and
1nglssh srs ken. Rel. r;nces exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A PRIVATE FAMILY, 121 EAST TIilRlYfOuRTH
IA street, between Third and Fourth avenues will let
Furnished Rooms with Board to or two families or
few single gentlemen Location pleasant street always
cleaa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

DOARD.-SEVFRAL VERY PLEASANT ROOMS HAv-
ID ing gas baths, hot and cold wafer he had with
Board, ut - Fast Sixteenth street Union square,
terms for two persons 80 TO $4 per week. according to
rooms desired. dinner Mt sig O'Clock. References ex-
changpi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR TWO GENTLEMEN
"A can obtain u tags, neatly furnished front Room,
Win or wtiodt boa 4 also nice single Room; home
comforts family sna to suit the timrs Cali at
IL Twenty seventh street, corner Of Broadway. Rclc
rencss exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

~ yARICK STREET, BELOW CANAf.--FURNISfiED
W Rooms or Boarding. Single gentlemen from s. to
to - per week gentleman and wife, 50 So House airy
and commodsous. Apply for two weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

I TENTH STREET, BETWEEN Flv'rH AND SIXTH
# aycnucs-very desirable Rooms. in suits single,
with Board, be obtained for gentlemen aud their
wives single gentiomen the house contains all the
dern improvements. Dinner at six O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR FEW SINGLE
IA gentlemen can be accommodates with good Board,
IN private family where there but few boarders.
Terms moderate References exchanged. Apply at 215
Clinton street, near Henry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

D0AR PHEASANT, WELL FURNISHED FRONT
I'D Rooms to tot, with Board; location good, and con
veii ,nt to and stages Apply at 81 West Twenty
sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN A FIRST
class house, between Tenth and Eighteenth SITS and
Fifth und sixth avs would let tho second story elegantly
furnished anu with every convenience to purity Of gnte
men of to gentleman and his wife; private table If pre-
ferrcd, the highest reference given and required. For
particulars apply 10 Mr.. WAlpRON, Nos. 1855 and 15I
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05
COUNTRY BOARD.

nCEAN HOUSE, VIEWPOINT, X. J---MESSRS. KESNER
~ h BIRCH beg TO inform their numerous friends and
the public that, notwithstanding all reports 30 the
Gafy they have determined 70 keep tho Ocean House
spcn for The reception OF guests rnt tho 18th the ooh
efSeptember. KERSER 4 BIRCH, Proprietors.