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Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17

The SAN FRANcIsCo SUPERVISORS on THE
UNION QvEsrIoN.-At a meeting of the San
Francisco Board of Supervisors, held on Mon
day evening last, the following patriotic res
olutons were offered by Mr.. Biden, from the
special committee to whom the matter had
been referred, and adopted unanimously and
without debate:
WHEREAS, Information has been received
that the separation of q portion of the States
from the Union is sought to be accomplished
by resort TO arms and whereas it is known
that the public property has been unlawfully
seized and held, and is further menaced, the
National Flag insulted, and the execution of
the Federal laws hindered by bodies of mis-
guided men in certain of the United States,
this Board do resolve and direct the follow
ing to be placed on the official records of the
city, as expressing the sentiments of the peo-
pie of San Francisco:
lst We have learned with profound regret
and humiliation that the political differences
OF our brethren in the Eastern States have
been suffered to grow into social discord, the
hatred OF sections, organized rebellion against
the Geucral Government, and the drawing Of
the sword in most unnatural strife.
"a we are now, as ever, impressed that
the Constitution and Union are sacred things,
ordained and intended to promote the gen
eral welfare and secure the blessings of lber
to oursel YES and posterity forever. We
are indebted to them for all we are and hope
Lor as people. We would not ourselves
irofego or willingly allow others to withdraw
ron perpetual bond to share their inesti-
maoe charities and blessings.
9d' While we deplore the fact, that wise
anu peaceful counsels have failed to arrest the
growing difficulties which convulse the coun,
~ ~ ana that their adjustment is sought by
sm sm1 sword we regard it as our plain duty to
SftPorT oftP y to the last extremity the Government
0ho1t o1G un'ted States in its efforts to enforce
nnon 'Gnee nn to the laws in every particular and
"p0n every acre of our soil.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-17

The report was adopted. and, upon motion,
the Senate adjourned.
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BUREAU DIES CoMNISSAIREs Du SECOND DISTRICT
DE DISAGREEMENT. 7

N'ile-OrlGans IL julvier, lSbl y
Wis est pay lie present Oonnc QsFe ie A1ts"
"A rean Circumstances du Second district dc DrssGChement
connencera portion du dit District de estGhc
dams les mtes de IL NoUvelle Orleans conenGant
ryitre Mississippi, cote suaericur dc Ia IN 10
long de In dc julio iuqnau d4bArca!erc Mobile &c ong
dGNaTcRpGrs iuSUl'a Ii Dclord e long
Dcord du cote sueu u Canal du New Orleans Canal and
Bnukng Company. ivan le dit Canal jusqilHu Pon
ciarain; 10 long dc bofds du dit lac juslua In oncrc
par0isSs Orleans dc Jefferson la die from
iGsqua Ia vijre Mississippi ct Buvant les bords dc IN
de viarc juQ an point dc ddprn plan duQucl fat
ed6pod Buenud RccO dcures yppothGqucs dams pour
parose dod9n Qe les rHyan3 Rdeessifes ie dss,
settlement de Ia de portion du dit Djct de DtsstGhemcnt
as't que les pub cHions roquiscs In oi
au plus pres cacu, Cout denviron mil pi!strCs
FL aussi dcssGcher dit
dc DessdchcGn uG dams les mes de Ia paoisse dc
Jefferson comm meant In ryttrc mississippi In frontidre
paoisses Jee Orleans lie long dc la cite tronere
usqu'au lac rontCharsn lie long des bQds u dit 0c iusa
cein de fer de Jecso du lac PonchnraH
dit chemin inSqua Ia ytte Mssispp ct en- want les bor
de Ia de viGre in nau point de depardes plans de quc
depo6s buueau du Rccorleur ds HyPotu
6aes la paroisscs Jefferson Qe les travaX ne
dcss6Chement de 10 te portion du dit District
nesGchement noes 0t les publications
requests Ia loi Seront aes ct les dts achieves dam
e pace de quse Ct an plus cacul un cont denvroE
deuN cent cinquane mil piastres. 49, . :, go,
JAZZ law4W l.. H. PlIACh, President
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NOUrELLE ORLEANS, 81 dGcembre, 1850.
Coformemeut conditions de IA clmrte de Ia Copagid
Assurance Mutuee de Ia Louisiana, ct tgs
laure de lttat Ia Louisiana No. 49, approuye e II mars
lt9 avis pub4e ct par 10 present dOunG que les cerfcns
suivants de scrip pour pannee 1871 ct nGrt qui tcu
mont pas reclas bureau dc Compagnt que totes
les dts cecnts leurs intrGs q nnuon DIS etc de-
mnnles pas OH les propeaire legaux, dams les ous
o suyant date dc Get avis canCtt ct nnua ct c
mon0u porte credit du ouds contingent dams les lyres
de Ia Cnalnmgna. eom!ne 5 esl prtseiE nar ehcre
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OFFIcE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL

NEW ORLEANS, December 81 1860
accordance with the requirements of the Charter
Mutual Insurance Co. and of the Legislature
OF Louisiana No. 176, approved March 7th 1852
public notice is hereby given that the following Certificates
the 1851 and accrung interest thereon
the Office of the Company and all said
and which shall be demanded by the legal
within thirty days of this notice will be cancelled
annped, the thereof credited contingent
account the Of the Company directed Charter
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Parish OF Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Personally came and appeared before me- ------,
Justice Of the in and for the parish city aforesaid
Charles Briggs. President and H. p Jvier Secretary who
being 6uy sworn doth depose and ray that the above true
and correct transcript tc books of the Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company. $780,
CHAS. BRIGGS President.
II. P, JANyIER, Secretary.
Severals subscribed and this 5 dny Of January
1861, before ME, d, F. MITCdELI,
Second Justice Of the Peace,
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lG AEE MiIltEIIt lllMEI DE La ANI.E z

LEANS. N'LLEORL1ANs5 janvier, 1861.
Commencement Ia charte de la compans acte de In
Legislature de la Louisiana No 6 approuveee i 1859
pubque present donne les coupons
(em 1856 rintGret qi echu pas
py par compagnie 81 lie Placement pas etc eige
preprtaes legaux ours qu
de avis HES caHcees annules les
respecve pores du fond contingent dams
daI
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LEGlT, NOTTGEs,
OFFICE OF uIG f4Orys MUTUAL En-
W sURANCE COMPANY OF new ORLEANS.

NEW UEEh4Nsr JaI0aTy Ilb3.
accordance vita tile Charter Of this Company ard act
Of the Legislature Of louisiana DO 49, approved 7th eh,
1890 public hereby given, that The following C=r
Gates Profit tissue 1856 with interest thereo7
unpaid Company II eia.Eed By The legal
within thirty days the publication Of
this notice. tie vii be cancelled and annu ed and the
thereof credited contingent the books
nv ts
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from the books Of the Company
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
and Subscribed day January
1861. d. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace.
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SECOND DRAIEING DISTRICT
Nu,. Arlu. IrnInr

OFFICE or OF SErogn DE AIMING nlSTEICr
New Orleans, january il, lc6l.
NOTICE is hereby Stvsn that 1he ,sf;i
~ Commissioner OF the See md Drain ny Dtr ct VIII o.
coed to drain that portion Of o bainins l'tte %s within
the limits city of Few leans, beg tng at the Mississippi
river side Of street, along julia Mobile
Ian Ing atog si larin Dad along pcord street
and n unpr side III CHna Of the New Orleans Canal and
Banking Company. following said Canal TO Lake sr!mn
along shores sad Lake The lire between the Parishes OF
and Jefferson following aid Parish line the river Mis-
following the banks Of said river 10 the start g
ponta plan Of which made and deposited in the Office
Of Mort in and for the Parish OF Oeaus
That the works necessary the draining Of aiu portion OF he
said Draining District will be MS the pubca
ons required law he mal, and completed within TO II
years and far az it possible 10 calculate at cost OF about
ona hundred on,nnd dollars. :,
And no ha they will proc cd to d ain that portion Of sn
Draining District lying within the limits Of the Parish of eer
son Lernng the Mississippi river ut the bOnnry line be-
tween lie Parishes Of and Orleans along said boundary
Pontch ain along the shores of said Lake TO the
jefferson and luke PontchmrGin Raoad following Sal road
the nissssi river fOowcg the banks OF aid river TO
the starting of which have been made and deposited
in The flee Recorder Mortgages in and for the Pr i
of Jefferson the works necessary for the draining OF said
portion said Danr district will commenced as soon a;
the publications required by be made and completed
WI lin years and far It is possible 70 ca'cuHe, at
Of about two hundred and fifty Thousand dollars.
l.. H. PLACE, President.
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SATURDAY, January 10, 1861, ut IL O'Clock
~ NJ the ST. Charles Exchange by order and pursuance
Resolution Of Common Council Of the City of New
leans and under the direction of the Finance Committees thereof
will proceed sell public auction to the highest bidder
without limit the following improved
Of the succession Of John D. Fink deceased
towit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District of
this city in theqre bounded by Era Bacchus App
Thaia Measuring 81 II inches and
by depth of 27 feet 10 inches and lne with the
thereon, consisting of Twoory Double Tenc
Frame Dwelling House containing each the
floor the second floor and each four
the back buildings, cisterns, etc.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the First District of this
city, in the square bounded by franklin, Liberty Lafayette
Poydra streets designated the Nos S and 49,
plan drawn by Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor, dated
9Th November 1862 measuring eHch 25 cet inches and
Frgnkln by depth Of IS teet inch be-
parallel lines. The Improvements these lots
si8t Of TwoS DRY Frame ui ding being each lot
ss5- TERMS AND CONDITIONS: One fourth cash, and
the balance 1T one two and three in the notes OF the
per from day of sale to maturity and eight
thereafter if puncuay paid with special mortgage
on the property sold until final payment.
The purchasers will Themselves to he put possession
their expense and will have comply with the
described within fifteen days
ale delay neglect their part
property prc ed by them viii be sold for their and
risk, and al their expense, without further notice
The buildings Erao street between pol3 and Baccs
Streets insured the satisfaction Of the vendor
pIrcha and the policy of insurance to be transferred to the
vendor until after the OF the SECOND note.
nPurchases lots which buildings in part,
will be entitled to such be the lots purchased by
them respectively
Acts sale Forer City Notary, office, 10 Camp
street, at the expense Of the purchasers ia7
| CHOICE VACANT REAL ESTATE IN THE FOURTH
nf Wash
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE,
100 packages and lots of seasonablo Dry Goods.
BY E. ROGER 81 CO.,
Auction Rooms Nos. as and At Old Leyee street.
between Cugomhouse and Bienville streets.
TUESDAY. the I5ifl insf., at 10 O'Clock "A.
M at Icf 5aesrooms, Nos 10 and Il Old Lcyte street.
Brown Cottons Prints Sarnes Doesin Cotonade, shaws
Silks Hosiery, Irish Linens, Embroidafes, etc. -,
Hg-TEltMS-ht sale lnl2
FOURTH DISTRICT AUCTION MART HORSES AND
Mules, Drays, Carts, etc.
BY J. G. MACKEY,
Auconccr.
saesrooms-No 81 Magazine street. First District, and
No $50 IeYco street, Fourth District
"WEDNESDAY, I6t. inst at Il pc: o'el"c cils4 A.
w D. at $50 leyee sifee between Ihrd ana fofA sLee
One lot Of Iorteg and Mules.
Two furniture Carts and Horses.
One Drey and Hose, etc. -
SUCCESSION OF PETER PETERSON No. 1G,425 = Sc
coHd District Court Of new Orleans.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Auctioneer-OAice, Il Charlrea st.
~ b virtue in q ofd.r from the on
6ieans ? sts pee / lo shall PROCEED public
Dct Ferry the following described property belonging
'"a cEfTHia ' I6T OF GROUND of irregular situated
lying and being in TIE Bourg Dqyege, the right baI Of the
g w !" m P1 r ETC., e. S NO. and Of
streets according to plan drawn by Alton d'Hemecor civil
engineer the 10Th September 1896 and deposited in the office
hundred and ninetyyc Of book of plans No 3 ( which
said lot ground measures French q feet inches
and ~ lines 6qt on Ez stree by FEET ,e nG front on
No and IS feet 6nChe3 front Powder street together with
all H. ERs ASb and the
balance a credit Of and twelve months the purchaser
purchasers furnish his their notes. bearing cent in.
per from day Of sale said notes to bear special
Of before i. T. Fortier Notary Public at the expense
Of tn purchaser.
At the salne hour az oco at residence deceased
One lot CT Household Furniture.
G5J~TERMS-Cash on the spot. d2I jas IS % %
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM c. MTCOU-A PEW IN
Christ Church.
BY L. A. LEVY JR. & CO.,
l.. A. LEVY JR., Auctioncer
OHice-30 Nntchez street.
THURSDAY, tn e 3Ist d Y of January, 1861,
NJ will he sold by auction At The St Charles
Hotel Exchange by in pursuance Of order Of the Hon
H. Morgan Judge pcoud hi-rict Court Of New Orleans
No j1dated December p, 1850 for account Of the above
4 PEW IN CHRIST CHURCH, in ;ic city Of New Orleans
TERMs-Cash.
SUCCESSION DE GUIILAUME G. M1C0r-UN BANG
Ga,.S rEgse dc Christ.
PAR L. A. LEVY JR. 81 CO.,
L. A. LEVY JR Encanteur,
Bureau- 80 Rue de Natchez
EEUDI. lie 81 de .Janvier 1861. a midi, i'll sesn
- vndu Pencan Ia 'UurSe dc Ili0ci StChhilts par e
Deuxemc de District de Ii Nouyea OrltansNo 1911
date e e dfcen,e 1874 an coPe e l. sgGeeision edgsS
1T GoSniTI0Ss|t ;omptant jal 81 % 81
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A UCEIoN MART IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
j. G. MACKEY,
Auotioneer and Commission Merchant,

No 81 Magazine street. First District and No. SG6 Icvce street.
" Fourth District
Respectfully the city dealers and residents of the
Fourth District tint he has mnde ARRANGEMENTS with ar
Mannnc.oy where auction sales Of Furn and all kinds
Merchandise Produce, Hoses, Cows Carriages, etc. will be
aid on MONDAYS Fridays commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
BMr John Barohy will attend 70 the receipt ard deliv
e1yof all goods sent for sac NJ h5 PLACE Liberal
room for Storage at low ra:es iR2 I'm
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CHOIGE VACANT REAL. ESTATE IN THE FOURTH
District of Washington Avenue and Laurel streets,
at auction for account and risk OF former purchaser
BY J. B. WALTON,

Anconeer-Otice, 40 Camp street
THURSDAY. Jan. "a, 1861, at IL O'Clock
NJ at the St Charles FEcnge for aee9n; and risS Of
to him on the 9Th of January, 1861. will he sold
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth District OF This
city in The square bounded by Washington Avenue, FOURTH
Laurel and Constance street, designated by the Nos to in.
elusive pa1 drawn by Louis H. Pie City Surveyor dated
10th January, 1860
Nos Inclusive, each 80 feet front on
Washington Avenue by depth Of G9 feet, between parallel
lines Lot No forming the corner Of Washington Avenue and
Laurel street.
No 50 inch front Washington Ave
by depth of l29 feet, between parallel lines.
R-PERNSThe chaser to assume the payment of eight
notes dated 2st January 1860 each for the sum OF
$50 6, Of which four payable in and four
bic in years. bearing per per interest from
date maturity and per thereafter if not puncually
paid ard for the balance, cash.
Act Of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Public at the
ucnSe Of he iAl2
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OFFICE or THE CANAL GAR0NDELET AND J
NAVIGATION COaPASY. :
New Orleans, Dec. %, 1850. }

OFFICE THE CANAL G-tR0NDELET ANDY
NAVIGATION COApASy,
New Orleans, Dec. % 1860.
81 According to resolutions adopted nt II
meeting of the of Directors and Committee of Stock
holders the 18th December 1850 Sealed Proposals will he
celved the Office of the Company until FRIDAY LIST day Of
February, ISL inclusive the leasing during period Of
twelve YEARS the Canal Cas9pdeet the Dredg Boats Shell
road and Buildings privilege Of collecting toll thG
CanR Iha Bayou ST. John and the Sheroad and all other
rights privileges the Company under its chatter and the
thereto Said Proposals be made with refer
enca the specifications adopted by said Company te 18th
day December 1860 copy which, certified by the Sece
tafy remains posted the office of the Company until the said
day February 1851 inclusive for reference by the bid
ders, and the public in general.
This Proposals shall be sealed and addressed to the under
signed Secretary OF the Company and marked respectively
"Proposas for the leasing the C,rnndaet Gaual ETC."
LOUIS GAGNET, Secretary.
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T OULsIANA s,EATEi INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. SO Gt41P STREET.
Capital, &Ssa8.Q0O
D1EE12Sas..
J. hapeire, i. H.. Harrss
Theodore Ftose, J. n. Robert
A, D. Grief, 7. a. BennA5en,
Jacob Iely, AradSp Landry
g. EaanrcheGu.
Ehs Company wlhs reEy transact bnsss tho ts& a
SEPTEMBER NET, ARD, will insure the perils Of TIA
seas rivers and damage by fre ailIsusl Fls al
the current ratca 1t prsrlsuras,
cash return pre1naaa OF RTFTEaE PER GENE. ssE DO
raade to those iLsprinsl In This Office.
q. PIoorES sscsessry.
New 0rlesns ,Aneustt I 7. 1859. anlSks
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BlreNN--5J
VEUDI. lie 81 de .Janvier 1861. a IN idi, i'll seEn
- v.ndu FeHcan Buurse de FIiucl Sttjhalts,
ordre de III crabe II. Morgan, uge de la
District de IL S1uyei1 OrltansNo. tGfI
date e D dtceruhre 1860 compile fe Ia succession cdessus
IN BANG PANS J'EGL1SE DE CHRIST, dams Ia vile dc
GDNEITTtISS- t,omntant ial T q % 81
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC ACADEMY OF MUSIC
-Formerly--
spaiding & Rogers An,pisfsheater.

sPALDING L ROGERS. Propret0rs
C. G. CHESLEY.. Manager D. r. CALDER.
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on s-pgrpGE STREET MADAME wIpGyR, CLAIR
on vo gifted Spsn'sh lady, unyeils the mysteries
fnturv marriage sbaert friends sickness,
FOR "a diseases tells lucky lube-a property oss
or stolen, &c.
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g-yI.EcArfr AND SgT.cGT BODpS. -0ANpaONGLy
q furnished fer gentlemen with ut board, the mo1err
house 2S Ninth st betTeen Fifth End tixb
Stagss pass he door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-02

I Ger STRAND FROM THE PREMISES ~ BOD
~ fon CITY. tneer Hob0kenl, r. sunday afternoon,
June So large black Newt nulosni Dog has small white
spck upon hg breast. Ans Teurlilg him 20 the
owner ~ 40 HIoadEa uoor from aker street. Will be
Nj emily IeWnrdod
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poARDlNG.-AT "a TENTH STREE BETWEEN
II Fiat avenue and Avenue small trout rarlo ard bed
room, tre first ioor wiz be let TO gaDUsman for S.
Including Two single gentlemen 81 each TWO
three families very reasonable AL modern I'M
plOveIntnts IN he house
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" ia arsh Of hooms will regr,t calling TO the
Hooms in that respectable well kept house. 1856 Klzsbe
We
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CToaEN--yRpM OF FUi.1 ON sFRgsT, ON o. ABOUT
- ths 18th CT JrEe black leather Toiket I3ook cooatn
ng rrrs webos lote dated Xaroh months sss7 O9
,: C. Spleys DO March non.bs, $500 q; Wright, en-
M.rs 90 raeb ~ mash & q, vi 10 ds 20 "a A.
March %, ! months. sasl y; DO, d., d., Way 4
s704 T.; . II. Dueiey % e DO JsSuary I, m,nths
Tow rsend Clinch h DYKES 20, January 81 q mouths,
s5 81 and suudry other and papers al persons
hereby noticed agsnst negotiating the the
payment OF them has been stopped persop returning
the and papers TO the Bpdetigsed will te literally
wGrded BYNEEk BOY &c, 81 Fulton street.
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LOST AND FOUND,

r CsT--YE IERDAY MORgIEG A sGlLI. PApEy
~ parcel IN az Aity rect stage, in Fulton street below
wRrded BY leaving it wish Mr. Wating az cha street, third
noor.
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7 osT-oouRoN no, lot, OF, Tua ILLINOIS AND
~ Michigan Canal stck due July L. SIS 0s cad
coupon lost oudny morning ,y between
murray and " all ihe pay OF the having
been ped huder will please seturn TO mporiere
6Id Traders Bank. sd5 Broadway.
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BOARDING IN BRGOKLYh.-SCPFEIoR 1oC JMM0-
~ daions Of double snd az gle Rooms n the Inc
house Of Caton and Carroll streets, may
by application On the premises.
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PICARD IN BKorguYN-A GENTLEMAN AND his
b ~eaUd enc or two single geutlemen obtain Forms
IN small family; the lOcao desirable being
minutes walk Of south aud Wan street ferries and half
bcek Of the references given and required. Apply
lOJ West " arTea street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-02

UgENCH BOARD, FRENCH LESSONS BEDROOMS
furnished and large front Parlor upfurnished Ia tn
houfe Of cher Paris 50 East Twenty
street French only spoken
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L,oR sALE-A WELL sTaBLIsas BAR BGsTyEss
located convenient to Brosaway requires an active 40
nduErious proprietor TO make IL Of the best
houses To sucb hbersl srrapgene eu Ds offered
ADDRESS ". e.. box 3,5i6 Post office N..Y.
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INSTRUCTION,

As VISITING TEACHER A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY
a who tas for devoted her time exclusively t
the education young children. DESTROYS TO OBJ ain
pupils In the country for two or three months
Can furnish satisfactory refeTences Address Miss III
COyuel'a
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L'oE s5LE-A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR
store, with three years lease; will be sold cheap For
further particulars sppg the premises s. Gouvernedr
street, Of Cherry Sasf factory for selling
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RoAsD ON tTATES leland "A FEW PERSONS CAN
ID be accommodated with Board Iomkins avenue oppo-
site Barker srae Factoryvc Staten Lsiand within dive
mir uti walk from the ferry landing Terms moderate
Fer particulars CAL the PREMISES address box l6
EeI3ln Office
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r CsT~oE SATURDAY, JUNE g. FaUH NJ. ] EAST
~ 3iirtieth street. srd yellow cansry eltd: 1ns
singer II returned uninjuei suitable regard VIII be-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DOAHD IN TIE COuETRy.--h FAMILY OF FIVE OR
- six petops witbou. small children, obtain Board
for three months in large and peasan house. situated
TIE east bsnk of the Hudson, mile the Hudson
Brer Railroad depot erd three houg ride from New York
For fun particulars sddr call c. Dennis, Prospect
H4, Sta8'sburg, Duchess county, n. y immediately.
BosIders to furnth their horses and carriages.
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CouNrRY BOARD WANTED IMHEDIATtLY. THE
~ location anc terms Of several Boarding. places in the
country city, meet the and preferences
msrous applicants for Board, at the Board Registry, 335
broadway, room "a. A. &. JONES a. 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-02

CTAMMBRINe CURED.-oN THE RECEIPT OF 50
= will seud Instructions by hhh was cured myself One
hours practice the VIII any of etemmerng
Il fails to cure Will ri und the money. Address H. A.
Barthomer, sc John street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-02

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bm Lorirger at tbe gass factory plymouth street,
near b ilee. Nro0klsn. WIN be no staly reWatdet.