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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-28

FOR OPELOU&AS VIA ATCEaA-
aEsg :. FALAYA-rhe ligHlr drfu ht plssenger packet
LSsAs1E5a Picatyun No. s. H. r. Broad, mt.stHr. md
Geo. Jr elek. having been
pete repair, will commence running the
regular packet and will leave above taking freight and
passengers for Old river SimnSf and ali landings
route Washington. For rch passage apply board,
VIRG1NTUS {. DEhTHEi,
o26 Advertising AGENT
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RESOURCES.
5,,s u tz S1S,s7S,SsQ $li029.5s9 SO, 1873, 073
sComparative Statement for two Weeks,

Actual increase for the week sliss
Thefoong table comprises the amount of loans long dis
counts mortgages aud pledges and active paper
maturing within ninety days. Also amount of discounts
and loans Of each bank beyond ninety days. .E
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mo. STILL
hesoIre That hereafter than ten horses mules
horned cattle shall be ullowedt any bridges the
canals bayous of the the time under penalty
of 500 r each offence and any in charge the ore
said animals rasgreng shall be AbIe for the penalty
CURED recoverable 5ere the Recorder District where
such offence is committed for the benefit of the city
LSgned JAMES BEGGS,
President pro TEN. Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
LSgned J. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October Is, 1851.
o26 81 [Signed JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
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The'following is the amount of treasury notes on
band, and included in the general assets, that is,
other cash assets hasdas auene. .a
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ANALYSIS. ny PROFESSORS J. L, AND W,

T.
This remarkable priGg tAa Ahits v.r
parish Of St Tatnnany, miles and Lf east Of foy
hlgon A large volume of water rises the earth viii
strong current Us Temperature WAS found be GO desroea
IL H. quite Enke waters known in tho ueghbDrhnod
From It's unusn chemical the Large amount OF
SILICA contains are led suppose It's souce very
deep III the eaFthoe!us. In thcL naturai we
j. L. 4 W +. KIDnELI,
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mo. 5772.l
Rsolre That the City Surveyor be ard he is hereby au-
horzed have the floor in the Mayors ROOM City Hail.
paired put good order provided the repairs
Shall the OF hundred fifty dollars.
[Signedl JAMES BEGGS,
President pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[SignedI j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October D. 1861.
o26 5t 'ignedI JOHN I, MONROE, Mayor.
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MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS
NZy MPacket-Regular Packet Cor Memphis ard All the
Bends The fr class, swift packet Prince
xEsEaalssHaaof Wales, Jas Lee MASTER rcudy
receive freight and will leave above For freight pas
sage apply on board.
VIRGINIUE C. DEETZEL,
o26 Advertising Agent
This boat Napoleon with regular packets for the
Arkansas and Whitv rivers, and Memphis with te Dphs
and Charleston Railroad, taking freight Tor Charleston Svau
nae, Norfolk Nashville. etc.
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
\ JEFFEnsON LAKE HoTTeI.-F

~ JEFFERS0N Lake EIOTTIL--EED OF
EsM Hroton RR-HAvng leased this delightfully."- situntsa
mill House for term Of years. this means OF MAINS
known to the public that has been thoroughly
painted and rennshed and will be opened by or on the III NJ
April Thankful TO our patrons for past noorB promise IN
every manner possible to meet their Wishes should please
them give us d call.
as en- DAN'T. PETERs Il CO.
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LtHVes ON FFIJ A !. NNy. 7 nv . y N. -
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
%sy h. For Shreveport, Grand Bayon, tampte, Grand
I-sS5sEY4zIa Ecare, Coushsta, St. Maurice Montgomery
saSs Alexandria, Norrnans Bar bins and all inerre
diae landings Red riperThe entirely new, splendid
swift running sidewheel passenger packet steamer Indian
No. e. R. Seade, master will leave above. For freight
passage spply board.
VIRGIKIUs c. DEETZEI4
o2S Advertising gent.
MThe Indian VIII take freight for all laUdin Black
liver
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AMIUsE MENTs.

ANUS 0N'ESs
noN'T FORGET THE GREAT BALLET AT THE
nv, MELoDEON, $50 BROADWAY,
49,. LA sALTA IN BANJO
'AlAt RaaE rHysosEn,
ROSA ,S 5slEHfpfiiIIiSS& pH BERN! p
...,. MONS. ROMAN,
BALLET COMPANY
Ap pp m. me Following dances viii be introduced
Miss Rosa, Josephine and Corps de Ballet
sgnorlna Galle,si
Josephine, Rosa slesrist, and Corps q Ballet
h Ia Iroan md. Gaieu and Ronzani
Qsolo aleinande. Miss Rosa sicSrst
IVAN Parsn Nss ooseRahs
Anns,a Galletti and Corps de Ballet
The public viii perceive by the above Dances that the Me.
l0de0n gives eH're BylrrERESr DANCES
To any other establishment the Dances produced are all
FRENCH SCHOOLS,
Produced 0y the Ref an %Fs,ss Iii TTYPd and
Is e sea sn s%e
commences at O'clock
THIRTEEN CENTS
To see
GALLETTI
II is worth
To hear
J. H. OGDEN
Il i worth
To hear
SAM SHARPLEY
In his great Ethiopian Delineations
THIRTEEN CENTS
FANNY FORREST
1 in her sweet Ballads.
THIRTEEN CENTS
to hearth sweet ,.zyv n.v,s
,., in ner Songs
THIRTEEN CENTS
to see the pretty
THIRTEEN CENTS
MISS GALA
,. in her fascinating Dances.
THIRTEEN CENTS e
JOE cuIfDs
,, IA his great Clog Davce
THIRTEEN CENTS
DENzER BROTHERS
, IN their Flying Leaps frapaze, &C., &c.
THIRTEEN CENTS
10 hear
MR.. JAMES DUNN
,,, sing some Of his faycrite songs.
THIRTEEN CENTS
" 80 anu near FRANK rELL
Besides It is worth S ''"s' ""' ua"'e''
THIRTEEN CENTS
to see each performer WAC G performs at The
OF 10 see the entire performance
is only -
Decidedly the cheapest amusing place of resort in
Don't forgeethe ave-" -''A
the oldest established concert hall in America.
MELODEON,
In rns the
flood OF played out theatres tnrned into cheap
CONCERT ROOMS
and in order 70 show the great luminosity existing against the
TALENT IS ILL GONGREGATE TOGETHER
we p00'o RDER pESYISa ~ AN INJUNCTION
granted by tho Hon. Murray Holman Justice the of
ANNETTA GALLETTf,
Sss y flsy Hrs'fS RE Fl H
STATE NEW YoRK:-A special term or the Superfor
Court Of tie city Of New York held at the City in said
city on the twelfth Gay OF se-mber, A. d. 1861 Present.,
Ksoer. W. But or ag Annetta Gaett-An order having
been ma lie in tbs action bearing date the 9Th Sep
why nunetinn should OF be issued against her 6c
pendngJh action which modified on the 10th day
OF Sep ember and the said motion having on 10 Le
heard the Ilh day OF Sept mber, S6l now reaiag
verified the 9Th day of IS ptembcr 1861 and the other
the lh day Of said september and also the aavits
Of september 1861 part and behalf OF the pianIi
and also the a,davis OF co!ge La bf the defendant Of
Ben jamn Yates ind Gs ward Vaarde behalf OF the
each verncd the 10th inst, after hearing Mr.
notion and Mr. A. Hall and Mr. A. JVandsffosi In be-.
half of the defendant opposition thereto ordered
sSss ss'e '''' ~ WV y s':ae ''s0s usAl'A N''D'''
viii be seed by ahe above that the Ridge decided thai
ANNETrA GALLETrI
should .v-.---- s--.--lR ~--
-
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NffscRr.LsyEOUs.

---~e~~oo,uo,>.I : :. =.
A TTENTIos SMoKERs.-l. q gYkl IND SNORING
Z ~ aays s;is
ape allure IN mos, smok oaccos We would cali the
brand the Your chsam put np IS
esus se fonr s To-
be CARR BY the soldier without any trouble The qaav Of
sn ns tsSss ] in Ss
Sss Is have Sssn enaoT e. 70 By he
4 hs a soss
9sSss IN roll rspsrs and kinds
and domestic seg Pipes &C. &c. &C. Ali orders By
mail carefully gut up and promptly forNa died.
A cARb,-jiMns M5EfEi7dAy, ToeMrnLY OF no. ls7
sIn
i has long BEN fo deep complaint owners.
q 1Sss e. r
And he ss nss sn s
CONG perfect master ia rier without having profound
s aPs unless
peftnce in the lr.ctical part Of horseshocng The
he s me nay
s ss ha1e % IaF a e %
era and bit for the inspection Of all
CURED unmsa iap BOTH Sri,'n
he ss his
last y to this ey The whole Of the
himself have execaiea with propncas and skin whatev
b. All diseases Of nsrses fers win b. treated with the
es a y and does the
be hereby bin IS himself in the event Of fs ure make
charge shall be made
A T oeNNER's. NO 81 RowERY. NEXT TO FIFTH
4 % s pe Gs sole ss1 o. 81
legged grain water Boots
NY PERSON HAVING EITHER HUNTING CASE
Machine aTst ssss Plano sie stone DamanaKa:
ss s rhsfRn S'h % by calling
u sTEPHEE rHrLB1N. 7o7 Broadway,
Asplen ID assor,nsnt Of GAS FfxT6REs.
Consisting S kHzG GRs la
GEoUrs INKsTAEDs 80. %,
Fourth and No 2Aia 20 aes
Hors.-Ss BALES PRIME 4 WEsIEkN 5Iors SShw
HOUSE KEEPERS. LOOK HERE--THE PRICE, LIST
ap FAs sf 2n To r sFsGFs X ASSOCIATION
win appear the 9Th of mex. sa adys Herald See
Il and save money.
SkATlsG skA a GAK skf ETNSohs
,sg H Ss R4n nrs asy cz f s
ferry every p inne And every 70 minutes when neecs
domortais apar,9cns and dressing rooms for ladies'
Ampls acsomT,odat ogs Tor horses, sesAs' &c
snss s s s' Ss ass feet qser a viii
be ,ightei o. iark nights Order strictly preserved
-Esenr,ioa ticket, from and to Jersey CITY, with
Ss sass fat + c' @ HqSR 5a
st on The ie sason tickets On iaroraelc terms Excursion
dozen Apply n Jersey city g JAMES r FiEIDER Pa.
g ars 81 EiFi ss%
sS t Vii &c 6o"d 81 ana Fo osd whose
RIO DRUGGISTS MED ALL THE FIXTURES or A
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ADJUSTMENTS.

=,
h''"''' d5sSSSh sDd sG e sseaA street
,r NEW COMEDY.
~ ''''''A''' EVE EVERY es's s fGii further notice.
MAGIC MARRIAGE -"
MAGIC MARRIAGE.
win NEW 1; %r sgHsGsr. ''' N'''
III. ,.,; ,,,.. 49,. :, ~" Df NAV APPOINTMENTS
New scenery, painted expressly by Mr.. sherwood
M rh EHS a Be T SoITn MASsIoS OF
D WITH fnTH VIEW Of e rh fF M Gun
TIE cHAaaE OF MURDER
THE RED SALOON IN H ME : CHATEAU OVERLOOK
Mr. LESTER Ea TIE s sANpfEs oELL1sr
M MI & Es!si,Eb s SAhTFi TIrrT1
ME- ME- E Esbsi,or \: E ESSsas$r
s SHs 4 SaSAsr s $#H %SSdhIosnss
10 conclude viii, thrd time nere1 an orisina, ono &C.
srpe''' written ~ EE GsHf Nor p Asis sailed
irsl'ynan :; SsSS yssisss
Mrs Prettyman Miss Mary cannon
Mrs Aldgate Miller
Box book days advance ''' '''''
I(AkNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
$E# #HH ##sEE : sE9+E E 4!EEs::
AND H % Il 1s54 sFtE E EHyyHHss
!" his large S DEL If S oS SiDs e E'r and the
thousands Of whom him day there thousands
% $H!H HI HI ri ri Il EiTEs ''S
N' i : sS$$ 'f III E N opportunity
Ana FOUR 81 '' 6H tS' Have DIED.
NAY NAY s sS 4 Eve Eve NJ y x xHEE
~ s lvE EisS On EXHIBITION
TO be seen LIVING G'u HffoF sfs
THE s' ss IS ssfG S Writ + Ef Kgfs
AQuARa sh sE4G Wax IhnST &C.
THE T E%k siss' a pAUaurER,
e mrs 1' ~ be
IT and EyESISg this
A CADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN.
~. ..,, wEpSSEsDAY, DECEMBER IL.
The world renowned
vocf rEAK TA HlHFlsrs
BELL RINGERS.
ea sye DEER H. at the
Academy Of Music which occasion they will introduce
ment q hree weeks 1t the Atheneum.
Tckkrs.parqnct and Balcony, 80 cents Family Circle
ssss Be- secured the IA, Monday Tuesday and
doors ops" % com" nee p''s y Z CHASE,
Business Manager.
BowEssTTr d TRsEksTT!EsEai GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
Monday evening" DecemSer VII DC s,ssgn,ed neg ana
scTs SsS issSSS a E#S RING
In preparation, and will DO shortly produced a splendid
Equestrian Pageant en, nnso,rp
OR. THE WHITE np nSnsE 81 KILLARNEY,
with new sslnsr H. introducing sports and
Afternoon Performances Wednesday and saturday at
"a o9l.ck.
RRyxASrTs' MISs St 81 .,ov. Gran.
NnAT eSrE 1h dEfog 4f, esf
SSGr Hos sGe" AND
consla'Ss sa ,a % a sisssalIEs Rsxl''s'an'
po Dp, OPEN .n az Curtain rises tickets
ITooLEY's nINsTRELs 'tLArE OF NIBLos sA-
4#S sss sEHx4 gRss Bond street.
e n
anu Duriesquc prlmn cce
bratcd American Tenor Scs ~ $50
who win appear nightly their buresdfe operate scepas
AZ performed only by them. together with the acsnow
LEGGED leading Ethiopian comedians
oHAhLEY FOX, W. ARLINGTON @. w. II. GRIFFIN
and DAVE REED
@ tne great Vocal Quintet.e Griffin, Reeves Howard Mel
vs and Gray supported by the cn corps OF ms rune
Mns.s McNaly, Heoey Asche. Morley and Smitze the
In the profession. fN,
LOOK AT THE FEATURES
Grand 0peralf from II Trovatorc La Nngara iy
Howard Reeves and COMPANY -
Pathetic Ballad, Sally Come Ip Rigging and Purchase
Sound Your Bngles &c . p ''
Doors open at 6h commence at TX. Tickets &c.
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So sSiIS =
III, ;. II
IT, ~
|EE - ~
e.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
MOST succE ss 1Ht rAsroM1ME
I sEdRS Ss1G;% WEEK. 'sS .91i'E'
- CLIFFORD SISTERS.
In new Songs and Duets
~ - MISS ADELAIDE PRICE.
The celebrated Danseuse.
ms "AN A. M HERNANDEZ
Will perform his great act of the - -
hs
sloSoN Aah Nile. sAKiETrA KAvEI in ne" Songs
In new and fascinating Spanish Dances,
CANTERBURY ss nj TISsssrREL BAND.
The most sSia ssAs
i 26S EAEAor dS 5SRS ADn,s HASS
aX % aay Singer ne , Two ess sa: to
need apply. Inquire for 7. L. oConnor
EXCELSIOR .N. s- IL y HsS en- ;.s;;s
MR. 4 BBGGTrkkER ,. -
The great p.ntommis' in the new and Imaginable psnso
THE FRTsKY coBBLER;
also the ''ush'' Th fHr 6%SSI fa MASTER
First appearance this evening Of the Irish and comic
ME JOE WILLIAMS LA MR.. JOE WILLIAMS.
THE sk ksM 9 &lSsFsE hAlLE1
THE BEsA HfSN ASR sHSEi II 4HE CITY
GIG. NOVELTY oosof SRon nHsh "s
"'"af Mss! y i GSyi Rfa""s.
Admission ~ cents incluiiaa R'ircshment Ticket
oAo' Jo fSSApS GSlEL
HOT uoR sS4. Act
Admission 10 cents including ieireshment ticket.
GENUINE HIGH cLassEp PERFORMANCES.
MAGIC McA MARRIAGE.
HE'S SST A,MY!ss.
B-l e necessary tom The Continual applications at
the box ohce to secure seats seine days IN advance st
w voGAIisfs AND sMiss BEL. kiSaERs.
Tuesday evening, DC 10 al Washington Hall.
f,uuEcn's NIAGARA TILL cHRisTMAs-s.s BROAD.
" way, next door below Tuany'A.
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or sras ssfnnon %. q The ns =
The distance from .he first platform rape 20 Il
70 set the space from ths first to the second
FEEL an. sls 70 the O. ss Other s.
aSsrsd ,os daring fea, By snGi
nANLoN sapns from the bar Of one apezs the other
Of The on which this seo perfSrmanee IS sven,
formed srea, novelty and wsnds, The
spGsa sad % win s s the daring
and sneng aecu1naey e
S grasp s wssn 1 $4P es
ssa @ d. nsss ns s u as
and third rapezes he actually rcyolves The turning
70 cap the Of lie whole performance
IN. Ss %ns ss
without 5s &v s.a be
oNA~A"' '.''D DN', or ITS EXECUTION
making T. the
which has ever 's sER Pssi% The PUBLIC
+ s
me ADAlf HHs Su s4xEI A sASEoAIAr
RSSG IA Is g sI.n Es. FFag ,, Mohe.
s,sSsss%
WILLIAM HANLON
~'n appear 'or THE FIRST TIME.
IN his onrv'''sa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Assisted y G 9l:5ES Sf9 AND ALFRED nANLos
me '""N IoGHE.
LIE PETITE TTT JEAN.
Written and composed by g. L. Fox
1t '''und TR H OK s'1 AND 8 TRANSFORMATIONS
And the l''' so%EE 81 Ia sEiSE ABElLLE
is one Of the most briast Psntomi9c denoucmens over
I'll. Scenic place. a1s ~ pho es. sny ia and r. smith,
5 4ss n: saS sa 1'"''
M''' fss Mss ss. sa s'A'"
% Ss:Ss,n v 3 s K 70.
In a ' GRAND sGSb's o e III sTia,ns
sy Ti pssa SS
''s,s. HSsnss
coSDUcTfSaHr u Iii PRICES Of "a Sss horr''1
w fs2gs's &c e.,
Seats Il The Private Boxes cent:
Tss q Monday and each succeed
N Ew BowERY THEATRE.
Sole Propisses. ;Msssrs @. l. Fox and ). W. Linsard
$500 AND TRAGEDY COMBINATION:
81 FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
The eminent American Tragedlan,
Mr.. E. l.. DAVENPORT.
The distinguished American actor.
Mr.. j. W. WALLACK, Jr.
And the great Tragic Actress,
Thu. evening viii h' s5ssspsrs. rrassdyo
Or THE Moor OF VENICE ,>..,or.
OhellO.
E sSe Mrs W.a san =:
Df Alter which, the Nautical p5;msef,v
Or The TALE or TAR ~ n I, non,r.c>
Gale Brcezely ..................''t't
DEAD Rad. REAp,-RoBERI SMITHS H .nsa INC
IL meeting this evening Nj Biana e h kSo II Don
Slto S,ils T5.n Mary Mr. Watts sings 40 ~ ION
ID hoe ~, t,Ient ~ attend to cniven ne proce. nsS
NJ ~, "os ~ ~, Of Commons, IS West Houston street.
MR. j. c. REEVES, THE GREAr, ,, or.n,n, D.c
" Troupe, hoohIi
yesant 659 broadway
rioNoVl INDIAN SUMNER IN VIRGINIA.
~ ENhj zion at
sCUAUS' NEW GALLERY, T4s BRoApWAf'
2Sc lIpeu lrOUn Al NJ, " x
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

>,
nIAMoND JEWELRY--A VARIETY OF MisoEi.LA-
IL neous articles for sale a. sacfhce Apply oh. NOW
9 till ~ A. NJ. and till +. NJ. Diamonds bought Money
advanced b. w. PLUMB Diamond Broker, Oh Broadway
opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
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4 PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A. PfEAsA n
front Room on he second or third floor, two
single gentlemen, with without Board. Apply .or three
days at No IL Cottage place. between Blocker
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ROARD.-GENTLEMEN CAN BE NICELY SUITED
II with clean H oms and clean Bees peasa family
thont Board at 81 week the location centra-12
Grand street, nearly opposite the Odd Fellows ualk No
hu,ubuc. $500 1850 Nv
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should =
DANCE AT THE MELoDEoN.
where she gan be every night in her great dances
and closes at IL o. l,ck $3.50 :" WINS OPehs al :
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ROARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO
- sinsie gen' ma y Can md desirable omm odops
private iamiiy Tie house has all the modern imp ove-
nus and well RMS ed; has library Apply l4l East
Eighteenth Street " ~
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"A SUIT OF ROOMS, PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ALSO
"a Parlof Floor three rooms eep, handsomely furnished
let with WITHOUT board House FIRST class
csmto.ts Of home be had in private family Apply
at 96 West Twenty fifth street. "A.
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"A n ENGLISH FAMILY, AT ls5 WEST FOURTEENTH
"A street viii let very low, furnished or unfurnshel
Rooms having CRATES, panries, Cr0on basins, baths
&c with or without Board suitable adults seeking
fort and economy.
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DO. RID AND A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
ID ,vo wanted BY lady and gentleman, board lady
there are other boarders;
preferred Nan, hborhood good and terms
Address A V - erad Office.
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ROARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO GEN.
2 .iemen can have Board; tina small front Room hav-
nE sa htli not anu cola water ust Sixteen
street. Union square Terms Including ae and pn 90
per week. OHM. at o. clock. - =
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IIOUsE TO LET-THE DESIRABLE THREE STORY
Ill brick Dwelling House. 90 Thompson Street will be let
low to good tenant Apply to JOHN CULVER. 23 Thomp
street.
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n EASTERN FAMILY lave A VERY PLEASANT
"A suit OF Rooms on the second floor front t2 LEI I6j
Board the hosse is and newly FURNISHED
also ono hall Room for gentleman. Please apply at 81
Macdou. al street. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

7OOARD.-GENy4ENEN AND TurIp yv,vp, 80 a :
with Board a, No W W.. obtain neatly furnished Rooms
Wsly peasant gems directly opposite lie
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DooMs TO LET-WITHoUT BOARD IN THE PLEA
IL sanity located house Is Macdougal street, the First
Floor Basement, with Coses III p week, partly
furnished Rooms low 81 per week the third
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"A Rn1.T"ATE FAMILY, HAVING THE FIRST CLASS
house No 81 West Thry-cIghth street will LEI. 70 =
enemaend wife, two Or three gentlemen W I'll ard,
large Palor and BEDROOM furnished Together SEPARATE
Terms moderate Apply as above. =. >
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i3OARD-TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN or
80 gentleman and wle can be accommodated with good
A.arJ ana peasant quiet private family Win
Al the comforts OF home, at 3l3 West -,
rrate. References exchanged, 80 "-su. Terms mode
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ihVAiE FAMILY, WILL RENT WITH BOARD,
Two neatly uinsAed Rooms second third 10 rs:
mouse contains he modern improvements. Parties seeking
1sy home Tor the winter such at
10Y East Twenty third street, between Second and Third
a hall room at 81. 1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

w ANTED-ARMY CLOTH CUTTINGS. CASH OK DE.
w livery, IN any quantity CRAY POTTER,
col Broadway, secoua floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

COOP CHAHcs TO RENT FEW ROOMS. FUR.
"A nishea or unfulnshet or whole second floor, very
low with a IE1yate family In excellent location. Good
references rdqea Apply 1t 80 West Thirty street.
three doors from Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

A FAMILY = GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR GEN.
ueilsh can have furnished Rooms, with or without
BOARD 10 lst class house; also Room for lady. APP
gy ny " West NashlngtOn Ilaca, Sixth aYcnlle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

A FRENCH FAMILY WILIe-LET SOME NICE FUR
u nished Rooms, with frs class Board suitable for mar
AUG VIE or party OF gcntlemen good table very
Fate price, Apply At ~ West Thirteenth street. near Fifth
avenue - " ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

FURNISHED ROOM, WITH CLOSET 10 LET TO
IL single gentlemen, gentleman and WIFE, without
poaru, "a small family Terms moderate. House large;
mas oalh gas &c, and kept IN the best Apply I20
Fifth street. near Second avenue 1i'' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

DROOKLYN.-TO LET, TIE HANDSOME THREE
ID story stone House $40 Henry street with hx
lures bath and modern Improvements. Rent low.
INQUIRE Of II. M. SlLyERMAN l58 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

BOARD WANTED-A GOOD SIZED UNPUBLISHED
ID Room with Board, by gentleman, for SELL VIE ard
id Two OLD; mast Oe good locality, and terms
reasonable where there boarders Board
house Keepers need not reply. Address s. f., Herald
n Ilre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

DOARD IN MAnrSoN sTREET.-TwO GENTLEMEN
IL .or eenlleman nj ~ mo-, Gail be accommodated
;auealy furnisbea En,,' III. ! ard also neatly
nished hall Bedroom for a gentlemen hou. BOARD II &C.
HeJ Rutncrs - N"a''o" '''e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

POARDaNG.-A LARGE, PLEASANT FRONT ROOM
- on the thrG door, and single Room second tioor
can be had by apys at No. ~ West Ninth Dinner
at six O'Clock. Rel exchanged.